simon: yeah.sentially the format, - and it's a half a page. - one of your business partners told me today that you got an email from itv in england, - saying this was ( bleep )? - simon: they turned it down, and i had no buyer, so i went to america, and i just got a call out of the blue from nbc, and they said, "what's this show you're working on?" harvey: fast forward to that. so it's officially the biggest reality show in the world. and in more countries than any other show. yeah, it's now in about 100. ( music playing ) - that's amazing. one note... - yeah. - ...leads to that. - yeah, yeah, yeah. what do you look for when you see a thousand bands, a thousand singers, a thousand guys, a thousand girls, and you say, "that one has it." or, "if i could put that combination together." what do you look for? i see certain people in black and white, and then i see someone in full color. so carrie underwood was a really good example that year. i saw everyone else in black and white, and she was the one

and our political correspondent simon young is covering this story for us he joins us for more hi simon tell us what some of the reactions here in berlin have been so far. see me there's been some political reaction we've had a tweet from michael moss the foreign minister he says that europe's energy policy is decided in europe not in the u.s. and we reject interference from outside that's pretty clear it's in line with what we heard from the economics ministry. he was saying that they regret the decision by the u.s. house of representatives and you know they don't want into foreign interference and we've had some other politicians for instance. c.d.u. a politician from miracles party philip i'm told is told. today that he does understand the economic interests of the united states but he said you know this project is pretty well finished already and it should be finished now because it's important for germany simon tell us more about what these sanctions are and what

simon french, stay with me. let's get the first word headlines in beijing. >> in hong kong, protests are easing into the holiday season, but it follows a tense weekend in which a police officer drew and pointed his revolver at protesters. no shots were fired. the incident came after a reported attack on police. documents show president trump asked about ukraine aid before his call with the country's president. the conversation that went on to trigger the impeachment investigation. heavily rejected emails were obtained. they show the administration ordered a hold about an hour after the phone call. morgan at hsbc and jp may be among those who access the high-speed audio feed from the bank of england, according to the financial times. it says investment banks are trying to establish whether traders used to seats. it is subject to a probe by the u.k. financial regulator. the banks declined to comment. this is bloomberg. thank you. rounding up the agenda. coming up, we will definitely see a leadership change of the

simone romero as a correspondent the new york-- times. he covered brazil and other parts of south america and is written on a broad range of issues including river pirates in the amazon, paraguay's insurgency and the shifting politics of antarctica. he was based in caracas venezuela for the new york times as bureau chief where he covered colombian warhe and politics in bolivia. give a warm welcome to simon romero. [applause] mr. romero: thanks for the kind introduction. i will introduce this wonderful panel i have the pleasure of moderating. is a journalist and cultural anthropologist and writer at texas monthly. thework focuses on u.s.-mexico border in the history and culture of south texas. her writing has appeared in harper's magazine and the new york times. [applause] angela is a multimedia journalist who has covered the u.s.-mexico border in mexico's interior for television, newspapers and radio and was muska -- and was mexico border chief for a major broadcasting group. she is a reporter for the albuquerque journal, and a special co

it's simon. it's his show. he can set himself on fire. >> a source tells "e.t." gabrielle is expected to meet with nbc and "agt"'s production company this week. >> you put everybody on notice. >> we're told she had no interest in returning to the show, but wants to help make positive changes. >> gabrielle is going to meet with producers. what advice do you have? >> she has to stick to the way she feels. if she feels she wasn't treated well and respectfully, that's her journey and her story. >> but some analysts say there's act factor to consider in all this -- the ratings, and a need to shake things up. >> i am blown away. >> this past summer "america's got talent" lost a quarter of its target audience, the steepest ratings drop in the show's 13-year history. >> simon always likes to have whoever is hot at that time on his panel. i don't think it served him well in the past. >>> now lea, you're not the only one gearing up for a special holiday and new year. so is jennifer lopez. >> she's got the super bowl halftime show and a wedding to plan with a-rod. >> but be

thank you very much state of the political correspondent simon young. now let's catch up on some other stories making news around the world today israel is heading for an unprecedented 3rd election in 12 months on thursday the israeli parliament voted to dissolve itself after the government failed to form a new government the country will hold new elections in march. new shares defense ministry has confirmed that suspected islam missed militants killed 71 soldiers near the mali border a nighttime ambush on a military camp in the country's southwest also injured 12 troops and several more are missing the so-called islamic state have long been active in the area. clashes have erupted in beirut after supporters of lebanon's 2 main shiite groups tried to attack a group of anti-government demonstrators police fired tear gas to prevent supporters of hezbollah and amal from reaching the protesters the demonstrators have been calling for the 2 group's leaders to step down. and the new york times is reporting that former hollywood movie producer harvey weinstein

>>> tonight, simon cowell in the crosshairs. why he's at the center of a new about investigation. >> we weren't that bad. >> we're with fired judge. >>> and justin timberlake. breaking his silence after getting caught getting handsy with his costar. >>> we ask camila cabello if she's faking love for the camera. >> is this real, is this not real? >> and we are on the set of "america's funniest home videos" for their major milestone. >> that's right. "e.t." starts right now. >>> hello, and welcome to "entertainment tonight," coming to you exclusively from the iconic set of "america's funniest home videos." only three men can say they've hosted this show, and one of them is right here, mr. alfonso ribeiro. by the way, we're going to put to work today. >> i'm ready for this. >> let's do it. >> i'm guessing we should start with all the drama over on "america's got talent." >> don't do it too well. easy now. >> that is the place to start, because all eyes are now on the mastermind behind it all, simon cowell. >> it was a total mess fr

simon, thanks. happy christmas. simon calderfrom the thanks. happy christmas.e headlines on bbc news... australia's prime minister returns to the country after facing criticism for holidaying in hawaii while bushfires engulf three australian states. tesco suspends christmas card production at a chinese factory — after a six—year—old girl in london finds a message claiming that prisoners are being forced to pack them. the home secretary meets the family of harry dunn — the teenager killed in a road accident in northamptonshire in august. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's holly. good afternoon. liverpool bossjurgen klopp has praised his players for "passing test after test" after they won the club world cup for the first time. they beat flamengo of brazil in extra—time in the final in doha — roberto firmino scoring the winning goal, just as he had in the semifinal. it's liverpool's second trophy of the season so far, after they beat chelsea to win the uefa super cup in august. the uefa super cup in august. game after game, after gam

ok, that's a big ask stop simon, we will leave it there, thank you very much, simon watkins stop thankus now, where investors await official employment numbers for november. the ‘non—farm payrolls', to use the wall streetjargon, are a closely—watched index of the health of the economy. there has been growing concern about the impact of the trade war on american manufacturing. but as vivienne nunis reports, the figures could give a welcome boost to president trump. president trump is well known for celebrating the strength of the us economy. when the latest official jobs that is released later today it's likely he will send a celebratory tree, the unemployment rate is expected to remain unchanged and near record lows at 3.6%. the labour department is predicted to announce 180 new —— 180,000 labour department is predicted to announce 180 new ——180,000 newjobs we re announce 180 new ——180,000 newjobs were added outside of the agricultural sector. economists are seeing it as a sign the economy is expanding with high employment and increasing wages generally resulting in stronger consumer s

. >> simon calle still under instation at ag but scoring a mor payday today. >> and a survivor shocker. >> dan will not be returning to the game. he's gone. the assault allegations tha got a contestant kicked off. >> then, jk black quitting act acting? >> then, sipping and spilling with the stars of "bombshell. >> this went reay well. >> it's ly chanel. >>> tn zblrk. ♪ say my name >> revealing "e masked singer" secret >> "e.t." starts right now. >>> hello and welcome to the loon in west hollywood. i'm hereith my girl michelle williams. we family. >> we cool. >> we family, right? >> yes,e're cousins. >> something like that. >> let's jump right in. here in the states, "america's got talent" is under investigation for allegations of a toxic work environment. >> but over in the uk, i hear business is booming for simon cowell. >> it was a total mess from start to finish. >> "e.t." has confirmed simon justnked a new five-year deal that ensures "brain's got talent" will air on 's itv network until 2024. what does that mean for nbc's scandal-ridden "america's gotalent"? honest with you, you fi

simon gompertz, bbc news.lier join stay with us to hear one of those discussed earlierjoin us. 0pposition parties in india have attacked the government for a crackdown in which police stormed a protest at a university and left at least 50 people injured. india has been gripped by demonstrations over a new citizenship law, which many see as anti—muslim. prime minister narendra modi has appealed for calm, but he's faced criticism for the law which offers amnesty to illegal migrants from three countries as long as they're not muslim. the protests have been about different elements of the new law. beginning in assam, they've now spread to several major cities, including the capital new delhi. from there, our india correspondent yogita limaye sent this report. the crowds are swelling, and so is the anger. another day of protest against india's new citizenship law. it grants amnesty to illegal immigrants but only non—muslim ones. today, here outside one of delhi's top universities they were also agitating against po

it's simon. it's hisshow. he can set himself on fire. >> gabrielle, who was bac on set wednesday night of her poce drama "l.a.'s finest," met with nbc on tuesday. both she and the network cled we broke that news to julianne. >> gabrielle said that she had a five-hr meeting with e network yesterday, that she felt was productive. have you heardrom her -- >> oh, good. that's amazing. th makes me really happy. that's such an amazing step. >> a sourceells "e.t." they hope it will be a wake-up call to simon and nbc that a change needs to happen. whetr simon ultimately apologizes remains to be seen justin timberlake, meanwhile, just unleasd one massi mea lpa to wife jessica bi. ♪ say something >> 13 days after justin was photographed holding hands with co-star allish wainwright in new orleans, h said iwas an alcohol-fueled lapse in judgnt but no, he didn't cheat. ♪ don't want to talk aut it ♪ i'm just so sick about it >> on instagram justin says, "let me be clear. nothing happened. i redpret my behavior. i should hav

simon: groups working together, which is different. cecilia: i have been doing one on one in-depth interviews with voters and nonvoters. people are not participating in the political process, but they are deeply engaged in their communities. it is not a lack of agency. they are doing it in these ways. historically, the border has had to do that for itself. i think that is something we can learn from. alfredo: one of the stories we missed as journalists is the impact it had on the rest of the country. when you have volunteers coming in from wyoming, from montana, from different parts of the country saying i want to spend a week at annunciation house and help out -- that is a pretty helpful story for the country. just gloom and doom. there are pockets of people that actually care. they really give a damn. we are not alone. attention has brought people to go to the border and experience it. annunciation house -- as americans, crossing borders is in our dna. on the border, we see it every day. we don't have to be reminded that this is a na

our political correspondent simon young is covering this story for us and he joins us for more hi simon tell us more about some of the reactions that you've seen here in berlin this morning. yes i mean as you mentioned there's been some reaction from german businesses the head of the german russian chamber of commerce's calling for retaliate 3 sanctions if the u.s. imposed these measures and there's also been simplistic all reaction we have the spokeswoman for peta out my he's the economics minister here this morning saying that they regret the decision of the u.s. house of representatives they reject any what they called extraterritorial sanctions and they're watching closely to see what the u.s. senate does i believe there's going to be a vote on this measure in the u.s. senate the end of next week senate what exactly are these sanctions and what effect could they have on the pipeline project yeah these sanctions are targeted against the companies that operate the specialist vessels that are laying the pipeline in the north stream to pipeline in the baltic sea and in particular they'r

simon hartjoins the cabinet for the first time, as secretary of state for wales.ed, yeah. i really am, actually. should you stand aside for an interim leader? how the tories fare depends partly on who replaces him. is it time to go? wonderful to see you all. goodbye. jeremy corbyn has promised to go, but not yet. labour faces notjust the choice of who to pick next... this is a moment for reflection. we're talking to lots of colleagues. the competition doesn't open until early next year. but whether to try genuinely to talk about what went wrong... jeremy corbyn‘s weak and incompetent leadership, the decision to back a second referendum, which really alienated millions in our leave voting seats and the manifesto, which read more like a christmas wishlist. 0r turn on each other. morning! one of the possible contenders for the top job, planning to sue another labour mp for alleging she called leave voters stupid. people can slag me off. so long as it's true, i'll take it on the chin, but they can't make up bleep up about me, but they can't make up bleep up about me,

simon: i think so.at i am hearing, they have a preferred candidate, but that candidate needs to wait for clarity. before committing to that role. much't think there is too concern about the occupancy of the governorship of the bank of england. u.k., we thinkor internally it is about 20% of the value to where it should be. there is the opportunity. they have been ringing those off the hook for the last six months, saying i like it, on the valuation grounds, but will there be more confidence with politics? there will be a bit more confidence tomorrow evening. in the event of a hung parliament, you probably conclude there is going to be another democratic event, another second referendum. the u.k. in 1974 had two genera elections every year. we might have two general elections in very short order. union,endum on european new labor negotiations, and in scotland, the price of -- given those potential events, those points i am making around an undervalued market could potentially see flows back in. they will

well i'm joined now by our political correspondent simon young hi simon people are calling the election of these 2 leaders a shock what's surprising about it i think it is a shock because you know the polls are pointing in the other direction these 2 relatively. speaking politicians of pushed scholtz who is the finance minister and chancellor merkel's deputy in the current government so obviously he's very well known and you. they've won now on the basis of this vote of the membership these are left leaning politicians who want to see a change of course and are generally speaking skeptical about the future of the coalition between social democrats miracle's conservatives and so this could lead to is a change in the germany's national government let's talk about that these people are critics of this coalition how what is this bill for the longevity of the government right what they have sadie's the they want to renegotiate the coalition agreement is the basis of the government they want to see much more much clearer social democrat policies in that things like massive program of investme

this is bbc news — i'm simon mccoy.he headlines at 103m: thousands of people seek refuge on the beach and in boats to escape bush fires in australia — military helicopters and the navy are deployed to help them. nothing prepares you for that bearing down of a fire front, charging at a community. i mean, we're talking massive walls of fire, coming straight at you. former nissan boss carlos ghosn flees to lebanon, despite being under house arrest in tokyo on financial misconduct charges. the national living wage is to rise in april by 6.2% — four times the rate of inflation. heterosexual couples in england and wales will be able to enter into civil partnerships from today, giving them similar rights to people who are married. meet the seal that commutes between the isle of man and cornwall — as record sightings of whales, dolphins and seals are reported in british waters. coming up in half an hour, we bring you some of the highlights of the victoria derbyshire programme from the last year, including our exclusive film on

well for more let's bring in our political correspondent simon young simon this wasn't really expected how people in berlin and germany been reacting to this a lot of the media reaction has been pretty shocked and help raged you know one of the newspapers saying things like you know the s.p.d. is a bowler shooting itself in the breeze. skeptical boss he can get back to the kind of 40 percent support that they had just a few years ago on the basis of this need leadership this is the party once led by the likes of billy brandt and helmut schmidt now it's being led by these 2 new politicians relatively unknown minnows is how a lot of the media is covering some of those are saying the career of finance minister schultz is probably over as a result of this of course he was ousted by these 2 left leaning leaders one out and some of the other parties have also been reacting the head of the left party for instance and congratulations is exactly the right way to go more or less policies as you might expect him to say the market friendly free market free democrats have been saying well you know

that doesn't mean to say don't know simon think those hasn't or is reputation but it was he was it he was there for 10 years. he was he was committed to. that company's it also be very strange they would be paid in vast amounts of money and keep him there for 10 years and promoting him to the president of global health for united that's when the cameron government cope coalition government brought him back to be. to be head of of n.h.s. england. and some. he's represented that and i g.'s england very well i don't know i do know but during the coalition period part of which simon stevens was in charge has been in charge of the health of the name and the most devastating cuts have taken place so much stevens himself has pleaded for an end to them we've got down to now. bought in the last. in the last year or so 17000 i may not be exactly right on this something like 70000 beds lost is now the lowest capacity. and when you think we have a population of 60 odd 1000000 going back to 948 when the health service began with a much smaller population they were they were approaching 400-004-500

simon: know, it doesn't.e is going to be a postelection -- it will be pretty thick given the start. black friday will be in this. meaningrstand the true of christmas sometime after easter, but it is not a good sign. i am very interested in nigel's comments on investment because the government said it could do up to 20 billion a year in public investment alone. although so far 8 billion of that has been allocated per year. that is a big answer into the public borrowing, big uncertainty in growth as well. borrowing money is easy now. finding ways of spending it quickly in a good and efficient way, given the capacity constraints on planning and construction could still be a constraint. has ai'm sure nigel good idea of where to spend that money. projectll you need is a after inflation, positive returns. you must have plenty of those in mind. nigel: we spent 20 billion on our own in the last few years across the u.k. come and we will spend another 20 billion in the next few years as well. each of the towns and cit

hello, i'm simon mccoy.s year, as part of a special series, we have looked at some of the main challenges and opportunities facing britain's coastal communities. we have been looking at a whole range of subjects, from employment and the future of tourism, to issues including poverty, loneliness and the environment. earlier this year i went to penzance. we will hear from there later in the programme, but first, back in may, we visited great yarmouth in norfolk. three years ago it was chosen as a pilot site for the introduction of universal credit — a welfare reform which combines six benefits into a monthly payment. 0ne school in town was running its own food bank because it said some families did not have enough money to feed their own children. the government at the time said it could not be claimed that universal credit was driving the overall use of food banks. great yarmouth — like many coastal towns, deprivation is an issue here. and one primary school knows about this issue all too well. sharon is a su

simon chadwick is a football finance expert.in china, there is no middle ground. you are either with china or against china. by trying to position themselves somewhere between beijing and ozil, they were never going to limit that one. as far as they're concerned now, it's a case of hold your breath. if they wa nt to case of hold your breath. if they want to continue doing business in china, do lots of things that influence the market place positively, you represent yourself ina way positively, you represent yourself in a way that appeals to chinese fa ns in a way that appeals to chinese fans and then may be, may be, in the medium to long—term, the damage will be repaired. off the field, the search for a new manager continues. arsenal held talks with former player mikel arteta, off the field, the search for a new manager continues. arsenal held talks with former player mikel arteta, who's currently the assistant coach at manchester city. officials from arsenal were pictured leaving arteta's house in the early hours of this mornin

simon, thank you.across india as protests continue against of controversial new citizenship law. we will have the latest. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ shery: this is "daybreak asia." i am shery ahn in new york. paul: i am paul allen in sydney. overdian billionaire won defaulted loans, told by a london judge it was implausible and unlikely. agreed to loan him almost $1 billion in 2012 on condition he gave a personal guarantee. the tycoon said he never offered such a promise. shery: westpac hit by a new requirement, and inquiry that they committed the biggest breach in money laundering laws in australian history. billion aussie dollars. the regulator looking at whether westpac [indiscernible] and will review their pay and culture. gojekindonesian megaapp looking to buy bluebird. aboveould pay $20 million 20% of its close in jakarta. they face mounting competition from singapore-based grab holdings. acrosstensions high india as protests continue over the controversial new citizenship law. five days of sometimes

mickey out of someone without simon's i just don't think that's what's going on linda does it not at least create as a talking point for people even whether they disagree or agree with this card that they will at least discuss a condition a disease that for most people they don't really understand at all and this as yourself you're dealing with a relative who has it. i think you definitely have a point we having. are not going to. the shouting and screaming about about that card i'm not going to cash my where to buy it and i'm not going to do any damage to it to eat or anyone who's holding vertical all sends me all. it's worth and it what we are having is a conversation i'm glad we're having a conversation but i was invite those ringback who are making jokes to be a bit i don't know more sensitive about the hurt when you or. in my case it was my father but when your your your wife or your or your husband. has a condition like what alzheimer's what you're dealing with is very very difficult and it's not worthy of a joke. i guess the point where we have a conversation i'm not shouting

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back with us, susan milligan, simone pathet. simone, let's start with you.u look at the numbers, it's a big deal. open secrets who's been tracking how many dollars we're talking about here over 100 million in digital advertising as twitter goes dark, that's the headline here. and now we see spotify go dark. what does this mean for candidates specifically as they try to get their message out one to one? >> yeah. this is a big deal for candidates, campaigns, outside groups, especially as they're increasingly trying to target younger voters. and remember that as tv is fading in sort of the political advertising world, digital allows you to target your audience much, much more specifically than tv did. you can target those ads to the age demographic that you want, the racial demographic, the income level, even education level based on what people are viewing, and for campaigns, that's a really key way to get their message out. and even different messages to different people depending who you want to talk to. without platforms like twitter or spotify, it becomes

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i'm simon mccoy. the headlines at 9am: thousands of people seek refuge on the beach and in the sea to escape bush fires in australia — military helicopters and the navy are deployed to help them. it's gut—wrenching. you don't know who's back there and who's not. you know, i can't... there was homes that i knew people in and ijust couldn't even hear to watch. former nissan boss carlos ghosn flees to lebanon, despite being under house arrest in tokyo on financial misconduct charges. the national living wage is to rise in april by 6.2% — four times the rate of inflation. heterosexual couples in england and wales will be able to enter into civil partnerships from today, giving them similar rights to people who are married. the government says it will raise concerns with the cypriot authorities, about the fairness of a trial of a british woman convicted of lying about being gang raped. and join me, andjoin me, sarah and join me, sarah campbell, for a look back at a busy royal year. there were plenty of hea

>> again, i'm with simone on the day-to-day. seriously, with the person in the white house right now changes everything and you constantly have to keep your eye on him and also focus on what you're hearing on the trail from the american people and day-to-day. >> a quick final word. >> i mean, honestly it's the day-to-day, but the reality is what senator warren is working on. the fact that we can't be promising billionaires and people who have negotiated something behind closed doors about the jobs they'll have in the administration. we have to get donald trump out of the white house and right now we've got to get to a nominee and then win this general election and one day ale' all be working together. >> there with an as fundraiser. >> we're definitely out of time. thank you for sharing your time and your experiences it's been an illuminating conversation and it got spicy there at the end. >> i love it. >> we're reminded of the discrimination of women face in politics, especially women of color so thank you, everyone, and really

according to john's gospel, "then simon peter came and went into the tomb.s lying there." but the bible doesn't mention what happens to the linen cloths next. more than 1,300 years later, a shroud showing the crucified body of jesus appeared from out of nowhere in a small village in northeastern france. when it moved to turin, 40,000 people were there to welcome it. and then centuries later, in 1898, it became a global phenomenon when italian secondo pia took the world's first photograph of the shroud. >> all of a sudden, a negative image of the man of the shroud pops out at him, and it's like staring at the face of jesus. it suddenly turns the shroud from an object of religious devotion to an icon of scientific obsession. if you prove that the shroud of turin is real, you're proving that jesus christ existed. >> in 1978, former u.s. air force physicist john jackson from the shroud of turin research project was given unprecedented access to study the relic. >> you see the image of -- of a human man. we can see for example the head, crossed arms. in fact, you