simone biles on the show. >> with simone out, that leaves rashad jennings, world series catcher davids and normani in the finals. simone is rooting for normani rooting for her. >> she's like my best friend. we're going to have a sleepover next week. my dad's probably watching. >> oh, boy. i feel uncomfortable. >> i can't get enough about my "dancing with the stars." a kids' version is coming in the spring of 2018. it will be called "dancing with the stars" juniors. >>> the bachelor winter games, you heard me, in february, former pa tis pants of the show are going to head to head in winter-themed athletic challenges. ♪ >>> janet, janet, janet jackson is a single mom again after breaking up with her billionaire husband. nischelle. >> can i take a second and tell you that's what 51 looks like? i mean, come on. apparently, this breakup is on good terms. because look at what he did to celebrate her birthday today. ♪ miss jackson was feeling the love today, a source tells "e.t." janet's soon to ex-husband sent her a mix of over 100 roses and or kids for her 51st birthday. we're told they ha

nina simone, dr simone, a very warm welcome to the programme. you tim sebastian, you have the same name as bach, my first love. i can't lose with that, can i? no, you can't. you can, but i can't. tell me about music as a political weapon which you've used it as. 0h, now. that's a hard one. um, as a political weapon. it has helped me for 30 years defend the rights of american blacks and third world people all over the world and to defend them with protest songs. and it helps to change the world. when you get up on the stage and you sing, what's in your mind? just the singing, or... no, to move the audience. to make them conscious of what has been done to my people around the world. so, you sing from anger? no, i sing from... intelligence. i sing from letting them know that i know who they are, and what they have done to my people around the world. that's not anger. anger, anger has its place. anger has fire and fire moves things! but i sing from intelligence, i don't want them to think that i don't know who they are, darling. who are they? they a

simon is father of a 3 year-old.s son is nearly 1.5. >> have you bonded being over first-time paerpts. >> yes, i haven't met her son. she met eric. they kind of got on really well straight away. >> does eric have a seasons of what his dad does. >> well, the other day we went out and he said, how come everyone knows your name. i have no idea, eric. he's beginning to understand that i'm actually on tv for a reason. because he used to get confused. now he understands the show and he's actually going to be a great little judge. >> on a desert island for the rest of your life, with me or mommy who would it be? >> why? >> why? >> because i press the scary buzzer all the day. >> like father, like son. >> that's right. simon also told me he genuinely listens to reviews on new music. >>> tom cruise was promoting his new film. it was announced that event has been cancelled in the wake of the manchester terror attack. celine dion is scheduled to tour all over europe this summer. how is the attack affecting her plans? well, i fo

simon: the u.s. president said the leaks are troubling and he intends to launch a full investigation. nato was trump's first summit and also the first four emmanuel macron, as well as his first appearance on the world stage. macron calling for trump not to fail on the paris climate deal. for the press, it was all about his handshake with the u.s. president. a symbolic handshake between two presidents hoping to leave their mark on the global stage. a manual macron and donald trump met for the first time in brussels on thursday. trump was described as honest and straightforward, he pressed trump not to abandon the paris climate agreement. >> my wish is for the u.s. not to rush on this issue, because it is my wish to maintain the global character of this historic pledge. with erdogan and other leaders. the young french president laid down his vision to reform europe. he called for the creation of a common financial and commercial strategy and for the strengthening of cooperation just three days after th

simon: yes, of course.re is no doubt that a minimum across wants merkel's backing for his plans to reform. we talked a lot already about his plans. he once a european finance minister, european budget. these are steps -- which in principle are supported by the germans. they believe in europe and are always talking about that, but particularly conservatives and angela merkel's party, do key -- do see concern that germany could be the paymaster for the rest of the european union. that is something they don't want. the german finance minister says countries have got to get their house in order first, including france. brent: that leads me to my final question -- could france become a friend of germany that is simply too expensive? we could go to friend to fre nemy. simon: exactly. der spiegel said that. mr. macron once infrastructure investments to stimulate not just the french economy but also other beleaguered parts of europe. angela merkel's less keen on that. brent: simon young him a thank you for your ins

as for that job interview at simon's, well, the place is insane.l recently gave us a tour. ♪ that grand piano is just the beginning. simon's home is more than 9,000 square feet. six bedrooms, six baths. a massage room, a sleek lap pool, massive fire pit and a superhip pool cabana. >> i don't like being indoors. i'm very, very claustrophobic. so, these doors are permanently open the whole time. even when it's cold. >> it's a dream home with plenty of space for family time. simon is the father of a 3-year-old. that's him in an exclusive clip from the season premiere. tyra's son is nearly a year and a half. have you two bonded over being first-time parents at all? >> yeah, i haven't met her son. but she's met eric. they kind of got on really well straight away. >> does eric have a sense of what his dad does? does he get any idea of that? >> well, funny enough, the other day, we went out and he said to me, how come everyone knows your name? i went, i have no idea, eric. he's beginning to understand that i'm actually on tv for a reason, because he used

>> simon, you won't like it. i know. >> i'm getting ready, matt. >> sandra: real quick, were you surprised that there was no questions thrown out there from reporters in the room about the phone call to vladamir putin that was taking place at noon today? >> this is the era of trump. we have to remember there's always so many things happening at the same time that literally you have what's going on in north korea. you have a really important critical phone call with vladamir putin. at the same time, you have this budget agreement that came out. at the same time they're trying to get the votes on healthcare. i don't know whether it's because donald trump has created so much change or that the american people are living in a very interesting political time. it's hard to keep up. >> sandra: remember, this is the first time the two leaders will be speaking since donald trump said back in april that he believed u.s./russian relations were at an all-time low. so we will all be curious to see what comes out of that phone

paul simon. plus a performance by paul simon and bill frisell., live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: that was nice. hey, everybody! what's going on? hey! you're too kind. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to "the late show"." i'm your host, stephen colbert. ( applause ) thank you very much, very kind. well, president trump is still on his semester abroad, getting his extra credits. and he might want to stay over there for a while until firemen can put out his budget proposal. because not only does nobody like it, but it turns out it has a huge mistake in it. not the part about cutting funding for cancer research. that's one of his passion projects. it turns out that the entire budget is based on a $2 trillion math error. yes, that's trillion, with a "t." now, there's a simple explanation for how this happened: donald trump is an idiot. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: or-- or-. ( cheers and applause ) or he's lying. because his budget claims there will be magically $

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simone biles showing off her flawless moves on "dancing with the stars." >> simone!ixed feedback from the judges. >> sometimes you dance on the metronome beat, so precisely hitting the beat. >> when host tom bergeron weighed in -- >> i was waiting for your to smile at the condominiums, you didn't. >> smiling doesn't win you gold medals. >> reporter: and nobody knows that better than biles. holding 19 olympic and world championship medals. but the fierce competitor's blunt answer igniting a firestorm on social media. uniting women fed up with being told to smile. one writing, i've been told to smile all my life. especially by men. now i can reply, smile doesn't win gold medals. another tweeting, note to men and negative nellys, a woman's value shouldn't come down to whether she smiles and makes you feel good. tom bergeron taking biles' comment to heart apologizing. the question i should have asked and have of many contestants, what's your reaction to the judges' comments? following up, love at simone biles' crisp response to my clumsy question. curious how she felt ab

the show's success. >> i would just look to see simon, paula, randy all come back. think that will be the key to getting people excited to watching it again. because we magic. >> reporter: simon's signature snark showing that the truth some times hurts. >> i think you are amazing. amazingly dreadful. >> reporter: if imitation is the greatest form of flattery, idol must have felt deeply flattered. paving the way for shows like "america's got talent." and "x factor" and "the voice." despite that, the pioneering show suffering dwindling viewership. >> if the show comes back and people have the appetite for it, if there are people viewers connect to and there is some body on there with talent, that brings something we haven't seen before. i think absolutely another superstar could come out of the show. >> reporter: a moment like that could make the gamble pay off. ♪ for a moment like this juju chang, abc news, new york. ♪ for a moment like this >> going to audition? >> beautiful. >> come back next year, 2017/2018. >> your skills over here. >> no >> next big star. >> dia

we need paula, randy and simon, right? >> that was the dream team. >>> all right, moving onto the mtv movie and tv awards. tracking at number two. yo joining us. talk about a shower of girl power. >> emphasis on shower, deb. the ladies ruled the night, while the rest of us were just trying to stay dry. it is hailing at the mtv movie awards. the mtv movie and tv awards red carpet ended abruptly after a hollywood hailstorm shut it down. >> they're taking everyone to the garage because there's lightning. >> but before mother nature had her say, billy ray cyrus proudly supporting his baby girl's mtv debut. >> noah's got a great performance coming up. ♪ >> she's an original, for sure. >> the 17-year-old had big shoes to fill, following her sister's 2013 mtv vmas performance. >> is there any special surprises tonight? >> i mean -- it's fun. it's just fun and different. >> what do you think about her saying she wants to recreate herself? >> i think that's great. miley's always been -- like she gets passionate about things and she

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we bet simone is rooting for armaar armani to win it all. >> she's like my best friend.re going to have a sleepover next week. my dad's probably watching. >> oh, boy, i feel uncomfortable. >> i can't get enough about my "dancing with the stars." a kids' version is coming in the spring of 2018. it will be called "dancing with the stars" junior. >> makes sense. >> i like it. >>> on to another it dance pro. janet jackson turns 51 today. a source tells "e.t." her son to be ex-husband sent her a mix of over 00 roses and or kidds to se ork its. they have a love for one another and there doesn't seem to be a reconciliation in the future but never say never. the best gift for janet, baby boy, 4-month-old. >> i thank god for him, he's so healthy, so loving, such a happy baby. >> she's getting ready for her world tour in september. getting her bod in shape. that means no birthday cake for her today. juicing and working out. expect nothing but perfection when she hits that stage. >> janet can change her body at the drop of a dime. >> that is true. but if you need me to fill in for

rose all day, buddy. >>> meanwhile tonight is the return of america's got tall zblnt i visited simon cowell at home in beverly hills to find out what surprises are in store this time around. ♪ but till that morning >> i didn't believe by the way that was her first of all. i thought, no, she can't be doing that. i mean, she's like 11. she's got a real shot. >> when bombarded with ventriloquists, pole-sitters and fire spinners, it's the audience helping simon get a read. >> you've got about 2,000 or 3,000 people behind you. and it's the weirdest thing. when somebody's good, there's a different kind of energy you feel immediately behind you. >> that was amazing. >> and when it's really good, the place goes crazy. >> the funny thing is, they can spot the good ones as well. instantly. ♪ >> no way. >> tonight, we'll see how those fans react to the piano-playing chicken. but if there ever is a rejection, new host tyra banks now a mom to 16-month-old york, is there to dry the tears. >> especially if a child gets a no, i just give them the mama hug and say it's going to be okay. >> i want to

the supporting cast is terrific, kenneth branagh plays himself, simon cowell playing himself — simon not simon cowell. there are plenty of laughs all the way through. my only reservation is that sometimes it feels like a 30 minutes get stretched out to 90 minute movie. that said, it's really nice to see the isle of man playing the isle of man. there are so many movies where the isle of man — you know, it played ireland in waking ned, and me and orson welles, and cornwall in stormbrea ker. it's nice to see the point being that they are on the isle of man. when it's funny, it's funny and the physical comedy works well. if you have that nostalgic thing you are talking about. looking at things like bergerac and the six million dollar man. those jokes will work. i thought it was funnier than i was expecting, it's inconsistent but it works when it works. it has a great supporting cast. andrea riseborough is great. the joke is funnier because she is playing it straight, reacting with a straight face. it entertained me even though it's uneven. 0k. they could not be more different from harmon

for the show's success. >> i would just like t simon, paula and randy come back. will be the key to getting people excited to watching it again. because we miss that original magic. >> reporter: simon's signature snark showing the truth sometimes hurts. >> i think you're amazing. >> really? >> amazingly dreadful. >> will he be softer now he's a dad? will paula be as whack a do? will randy still have weird glasses on? >> reporter: the trio moved on, replaced by a revolving door of celebrities. among them ellen degeneres. steven tyler. j. lo. and of course nicki minaj who futted with cojudge mariah carey. >> nobody said every moment -- >> excuse me -- >> that the music will cut me off -- >> clean your ears out -- >> this is "american idol." >> reporter: the one constant, perennial host ryan seacrest. >> i was terrified. i put on a bit of a brave face the first couple of episodes. i wasn't quite sure live television show. >> reporter: in 15 seasons, there were plenty of unforgettable performances. ♪ talk to me tell me >> reporter: remember william hung? >> no one's g

. >> simone and sasha. >> it was one of the most shocking eliminations ever on "dancing with the stars." the judges were left speechless after simone biels was sent home and now just three celebrities remain. >> normany has been on top of testify leader board all season long. she's considered the odds on favorite to win it all. jennings is also favored but yet to see the illusive scored and david ross is yet to score a ten from any judge all season long. can he step it up enough to win it all? >> the action starts at 8:00. in hollywood, alicia vitarelli, "action news." >> >> it was downward dog in puppies. it was an afternoon of stretching as puppies roamed the studio. all proceeds from the puppy yoga session benefit the shelter. >> very cute. >> a wayne man is marking a milestone. guy celebrated his 100th birthday. it was a big party at the italian american club. he served as a staff sergeant and met his wife dorothy at a uso dance. >> his secrets to longevity is exercise and lots of vegetables. >> "action news" continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> now for melissa magee, jeff scaver

. >>> it's the show that made simon cowell a household name.od, kelly clarkson. yep, "american idol." it changed the face of music and reality television, and now it's back. promising to be bigger and better than ever before. can they pull it off? >> and this is "american idol"! here we go! >> reporter: after 15 seasons on another network, last year's swan song for "american idol" included a cryptic sign-off at the finale from host ryan seacrest. >> good night, america. for now. >> reporter: did he know something we didn't? >> drumroll. >> reporter: because it was just today -- >> announcement! week reveal right here abc is bringing "american idol" back. >> reporter: that's right. our tears had only just begun to dry. >> it wasn't a good-bye, it was kind of a so long, farewell, see you soon. >> i have not missed it. but i will watch it again. >> reporter: immediately hollywood's abuzz with potential judges. and who might host? kelly ripa prodding ryan seacrest about a possible repeat performance. >> typically i really only save prayers for worl

♪ >>> tonight, is simon cowell dissing "american idol?" >> i can't wait to be here.oing to be so glorious. >> then, a "dancing" exclusive. >> i would love for them to break their necks. >> bonner fires back at the judges. >> it would be an honor to go on a date with you. >> plus, roseanne barr in a wheelchair. what she has to say. >> acan you handle the rest of this? >> yeah, give me the mike. i got it. >> now, for may 12th, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> is "the voice" trying to shoot down the new "american idol"? >> and i guess all is fair in love, war, and singing competitions. because "the voice" is playing for keeps. >> they've signed on two of "idol's" greatest contestants. >> ladies and gentlemen, meet one of the coaches for season 14 next spring of "the voice". >> whoa! >> what's going on, blake? >> welcome, kelly clarkson. stop getting pregnant every five minutes, please. >> i can't wait to beat you. it's going to be so glorious. >> kelly's surprise announcement has a lot of folks wondering, are they out to crush "american idol" before it comes b

simon. mr. lindsy welcome to you as well and please provide. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> you can hit that microphone. >> i was told do that. can't teach old dogs new tricks i guess. mr. chairman, ranking member neal, members of the committee thanks very much for having mooe me hear today. >> i think we all have the same objective, and that objective is 0 to grow in economy faster, improve our competitiveness, raise living standards, and, if possible, improve the distribution of income by making it more fair. i'm here today because i believe that the basic blueprint that was outlined will accomplish all these goals. 40s years ago when i was a graduate student, the basic structure of what was laid out in the blueprint was considered across the political spectrum to be the best way we could design a tax system. i quoted my testimony a paper written by a colleague of mine larry sommers that points this out. he said the welfare cost of capital income taxation is seriously underest matd. for re

simone and sasha's stunning good-bye after a night of perfect 10s.eaded out of this world with the cast of your new summer blockbuster. michael fasen "alien: covenant" co-stars here live and they're here to say -- >> good morning, america. [ applause ] >>> good morning, america. a littletation of michael fassbender break dancing. happy tuesday. welcome to the great crowd here. >> and the audience knows that wasn't the first take of it. you all know and keeping quiet. wonderful to have you all here with us this morning. [ applause ] >> and today is day two of pop-up week. some of our favorite musical acts are popping up where you least expect them. and jason derulo surprised the soulcycle class on monday which was yesterday. now every soulcycle class is expecting that and not happening, people. now we have a surprise that is so big, even we're in the dark bit. >> i know. >> we don't like that. >> asking all morning. >> they won't tell us. >> no o >> we'll find out. >>> there is a singing superstar, sara bareilles who we all know her. there she is. so,

simon's been anorexic for almost two years.that i need to eat to live, otherwise at the end of the day this will kill me. and it doesn't make a blind bit of difference. i'll do everything that i can to reverse the effect of whatever i've eaten. i tend to walk as far as my body will allow me to walk. the number of male patients being treated for eating disorders across england has risen by more than a quarter over the past three years. it's more than double the rise seen in female patients. the number of boys being treated has gone up by a third in the last year alone. these figures don't necessarily mean that more men have eating disorders. it could be that the stigma is lifting and that more are seeking help. dr kiran chitale is based at thejulian hospital in norwich and treats under—185 with eating disorders. she's seeing more boys than ever walk through her door. as a society we are being fed a daily diet of controversy around what constitutes good food and bad food, what a perfect body means. nhs england says more support l

anna: simon, thank you for your time. simon derrick, bny mellon. can listen to more of him by going to bloomberg radio. if you are multitasking in the car, you can have a listen. tv is the function on the bloomberg to get video streaming, and influencing the conversation by asking a question at the bottom of your screen. there is one man that always has an opinion, the ubs chairman axel weber, who talks about the ecb, what he thinks the central bank may start tapering soon.my expectation >> is that in june they will remove some of their easing biases they still have in the language, and around september announced they will taper their purchase program, which they will do over 6-9 months in 2018. we will probably have the ecb with a stable balance sheet, and we will talk about interest-rate movements after that. manus: our exclusive interview with axel weber, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back. 6:47 in london. let's get the bloomberg business flash with juliette saly. juliette: anna, thank you. -- 6:47 in london. the world's biggest

simon. mr. lindsey, welcome to you as well. please proceed. >> hit that microphone. >> i was told to do that. you can't teach old dogs new tricks. mr. chairman, ranking member neal and members of the committee, thanks very much for having me here today. i think we all have the same objective, to grow this economy faster, improve our competitiveness, raise living standards and, if possible, improve the distribution of income by making it more fair. i am here today because i believe that the basic blueprint that was outlined will accomplish all these goals. forty years ago, when i was a graduate student, the basic structure that was laid out was considered the bess wait to design a tax system. i quote in my testimony a paper written by a colleague of mine, larry summers. he said the welfare costs of capital income taxation is seriously underestimated. for reasonable parameter values, the annual welfare gain from a shift to consumption taxation, is conservatively estimated at 10% of gdp. it is

simon, thank you so much. simon french. and we've got big interviews coming up.ackman joins the team in just under 10 minutes time. manus: that's coming up on daybreak europe. we will be down to the london stock exchange. francine lacqua will be speaking to bill ackman, next. ♪ manus: breaking up the banks. president trump says he is actively considering a revival of glass-steagall. there are some people that want to go back to the old system. looking at it right now as we speak. dodd-frank is going to be very very seriously changed. it for clinton -- a frictionless future to last week's class. the brexit talks will not be easy. and macron on the offensive had of sunday's election. u.s. secretary steve mnuchin. a host of topics from the conference in l.a.. ♪ manus: "bloomberg daybreak" europe is our flagship show. i manus cranny. i am anna edwards. --anna: i am anna edwards. 1.5 one billion. that is significantly above $1.51 billion. news for the team, dividend remains at $.10. production 2.38 8 million barrels per day. i have seen a number of over 3 million barr

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