you are right on time for a beautiful trip on "the soul train."ch to see "soul train." it was the one reliable place to see the artist you loved. >> no question that soul train broke a lot of artists and introduced a lot of artists to audiences they never performed for. >> ten years before he did the moon walk, michael jackson debuted the robot in 1973 on "soul train." >> people had done the robot before. but there was a way that it was faster. it was sharper. and it was street. at the speed of bouncing and there was so much precision to it. ♪ dancing dancing dancing ♪ she's a dancing machine >> oh baby. ♪ you gotta to be cool, calm, collected ♪ ♪ look your fear in the eye ♪ you gotta be shaking off the pressure ♪ ♪ gotta be taking your time ♪ had my ups, downs, run-arounds ♪ ♪ my dark and despair ♪ but the best stuff came ♪ when all the sweat wasn't there ♪ ♪ you gotta say ♪ hey-y ♪ ho-o ♪ hey-y ♪ ho-o if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla (apremilast). otezla is not a

rest in peace, precious souls of the fallen. with that overwhelming sentiment, i cast flowers on behalf of japanese people upon the waters where those sailors and marines sleep. president obama, the people of the united states of america and the people around the world, as the prime minister of japan, i offer my sincere and everlasting condolences to the souls of those who lost their life here, as well as to the spirits of all the brave men and women whose lives were taken by a war that commenced in this very place and also to the souls of countless innocent people who became victims of the war. we must never repeat the horrors of the war again. vow that we,olemn the people of japan, have taken. since the war we have created a , free and democratic country that values the rule of law and has resolutely upheld our vow never again to wage war. we the people of japan will continue to uphold this unwavering principle while harboring quiet pride in the walked as a peaceloving nation in the last 70 years since the war ended. to the so

to the souls of the servicemen -- to the souls of the servicemen who lie in eternal rest aboard the uss arizona, to the american people, and to all of the people around the world, i pledge that unwavering vow here as the prime minister of japan. yesterday at the marine corps base in hawaii, i visited the memorial marker for an imperial japanese navy officer. he was a fighter pilot who was hit during the attack on pearl harbor and gave up on returning to this aircraft carrier, he went back instead and died. it was not japanese who erected a marker at the site where his fighter plane crashed. it was u.s. servicemen who had been on the receiving end of his attack. they applauded the bravery of the dead pilot and they erected this stone marker. on the marker, his rank at that time is inscribed -- lieutenant, imperial japanese navy, showing respect toward a servicemen who gave his life for his country. the brave respect the brave. so wrote ambrose bierce wrote in -- ambrose bierce in a famous poem. showing respect even to an enemy they fought against, trying to understand even an enemy that

doran grant tweeted 2016 loss of another talented soul. love and sympathy to george michael's family. actor knowing george michael the 80s the voice of an angel. now he can sing for them. and whoopi goldberg tweeted rip

rest in peace, precious souls of the fallen. with that overwhelming sentiment, i cast flowers on behalf of japanese people upon the waters where those sailors and marines sleep. president obama, the people of the united states of america, and the people around the world, as the prime minister of japan, i offer my sincere and everlasting condolences to the souls of those who lost their lives here. as well as to the spirits of all the brave men and women whose lives were taken by a war that commenced in this place, and also to the souls of the countless innocent people who became innocent victims of the war. we must never repeat the horrors of war again. this is the solemn vow we the people of japan have taken. since the war, we have created a free and democratic country that values the rule of law and we have resolutely upheld our vow never again to wage war. we, the people of japan, will continue to uphold this unwavering principle while harboring quiet pride in the path we have walked as a peace-loving nation over thse 70 years

it's a soul cycle, it's a signature format and style. i'm sure philip will agree, this is a negligence claim an it all comes down what duty did the soul cycle have and did they breech the duty. when you look at it from a legal component, i don't see a strong case, mel sa, -- melissa where the reasonableness of this expectation of this plaintiff here to have, you know, instructor kind of guide you step by step through it in a way that most people figure out on their own, i think it's a bit of a high bar. melissa: philip the condition she has a permanent condition that results in muscle tissue breaking down that can cause kidney failure, by the way. it's usually caused by struck by lighting, bitten by snake or body crushed by auto accident or a building collapses on you. how is she going to prove that she got that serious of a condition from 45 minutes of cycling? >> it's very difficult to disagree with my friend. voluntary assumption of a known risk. i have read online waiver of liability and it says, look, this can cause catastrophic dam

the petals are in the place of flowers and this is to repose the soul of the victims. the uss arizona is under the sea. i'm told that prime minister abe and president obama threw the petals of the flowers. >> as the prime minister of japan, i offer my sincere and everlasting condolences to the souls of those who lost their lives here, as well as to the spirits of all the brave men and women whose lives were taken by a war that commenced in this very place. and also to the souls of the countless innocent people who became victims of the we must never repeat the horrors of war again. this is a solemn vow we, the people of japan, have taken. and since the war we have created the free and democratic country that values the rule of law and has resolutely upheld our vow never again to wage war. we, the people of japan, will continue to uphold this unwavering principle while honoring the quiet pride in the past that we have worked as a peace-loving nation over the 70 years since the war ended. when the war ended and japan was a nation in burnt-out ruins, as far as the eye cou

that mix of pop and soul and funk was absolutely unique.ho managed to do that is up if you think about the other artists are mentioned, george michael did it in a much more mainstream format and said he had teenage girls singing along to his songs but he also had grown men like me doing exactly the same thing. if you think about the cultural climate we are in, we are continually being told that people cared less and less about music but there was an emotional connection between the songs george michael wrote and the public and very few people can do that. people took his music to their hearts and he left an indelible mark on the cultural landscape in a way i cannot think other pop stars from the era are doing. he was a very serious man, a very serious artist who started out looking like a pop star who was desperate for attention but, of course, really what he wa nted but, of course, really what he wanted was privacy and he did not get that and his life was not his own in the end and i think his fame engulfed him and he ended up hermetically

rest in peace, precious souls. upon the waters were those savers and marines sleep. president obama, people of the united states of america, and the people around the world, as the prime minister ofjapan, i offer my sincere and everlasting condolences to the souls of those who lost their lives here, as well as to the spirits of all the brave men and women whose lives were taken by a war that commenced in this very place, and also to the souls of the countless innocent people who became victims.

those closest to michael say what the world has really lost is one of its kindest and gentlest souls. ♪ >> thank you so much. >> next, a young scientist took on law makers and won. wait till you see what she is up to now. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the holidays are a time to catch up with old acquaintances and some who aren't so old. chip reid spent time with a getting bigger. >> when we first met olivia mcconnell two years ago she was leading a campaign to make the woolie mammoth the state fossil. >> olivia mcconnell. [ applause ] >> reporter: now 11 she is making headlines. she and friends, rhymy simms and emily palmer have won first place in seven science fairs in a row. >> remember, you cannot touch it. >> olivia insists they're a team. but it's pretty clear who is in charge. this prize winning experiment begins with the girls swabbing e.coli on to dishes and then soak paper in solution of tobacco, place the pamer on the e.coli, put it in an oven and wait 24 hours to see if the tobacco kills the e.coli. >> you think this could be a cure? for e.coli. >> possibly could. i hope it can. >> so

there is pain deep in my soul.of national mourning but for many russians the sense of loss from this disaster will last much longer. millions of shoppers will hit the high street today as the boxing day sales get under way. the numbers are expected to be down from last year, with analysts saying that earlier discount events like black friday and cyber monday will affect post—christmas sales. an estimated £3 billion is to be spent at the tills today, with a further £900 million spent online. many people hit the shops today drawn in by the theory that goods are cheaper today than they were a few days ago. up to a billion online and 3 billion on the high street is expected to be spent. and 3 billion on the high street is expected to be spentli and 3 billion on the high street is expected to be spent. i love sale shopping. normally looking for a good deal. we were here last february and i think the exchange rate was 1.5. it is much less now. so we get a lot more for our money this year than we did last year. the intern

and the soulful and honest.ength but to me, a dylan song is not any less about, you know, even though it's surreal and it has images from bib i will kal and historic and all these other things that he is pulling from, it is not any less of his soul than joni mitchell who is writing from her life story. and i feel like my soul and my personal experience isn't s in everything. but if i engage my imagination, then i can look at something through multiple perspectives. as a man, as somebody who believes the opposite than i do in the world, there's-- we have to push ourselves to look at things from other sides, otherwise we get really stuck and also we get these superyority complex. >> his destiny was just a-- so he broke it into small erbils and change. ♪ by the time he tried to buy the things he needed. ♪ he had spent. >> >> rose: this is the first time in four years. >> yes. >> is that because you were having a baby and all of that? >> some of it is that. i mean that's a lot. >> rose: he was born in 2014. >> yes.

i already had my soul mate. thank you very, very much.y mean well, but, you know. >> how do you -- there's got to be a way to say without being, what do you say to people like that? >> i already had my soul mate and i thank god for every year i had with him, is what i say. >> absolutely right. >> billboard's most popular songs of 2016. hoda would know all of them. i bet i won't even know one. >> funny, they released -- the hot 100 year-end chart and did the most popular ones. this just for the last year and they ranked them by radio play, air play -- >> all genres. >> right. sales, everything. number three, of all the songs -- ♪ that's why i need a >> "one dance" by drake. ♪ one more time >> number nine -- >> "i promise," first time i heard that. >> two, justen bieber. "sorry." ♪ say sorry, yes, i'm >> you're going to be surprised about the number one. the number one's another bieber song, for the year. ♪ she likes everyone and i never like to admit that i was wrong ♪ >> get to the chorus, ah! ♪ cut up in my junk >> there's no bruno, i ge

now she's me soul mate. my wife now. >> richardson hasn't actually married his new girlfriend, but the relationship has caused a serious rift with his legal wife. >> she can't help but feel any other way probably but betrayed and hurt. we have grown apart. and those things just happen. >>> coming up, jason richardson is visited by his girlfriend. but first, beau de'arborne and michelle culberson have a family reunion with their infant son. >> peekaboo! i'm richard lui. pope francis leading midnight mass in front of thousands in rome where he urged christians around the world to think about the children trying to leave war-torn syria. urging thousands to ejakt ahead after typhoon expected to wall wall op the country's east coast christmas day. >>> the nag's mid section bracing for snow while rain and sleet could affect road conditions in the east. now back it "lockup." >> beau de'arborne and michelle culberson say they are very much in love. but their relationship has been interrupted by their incarceration a

rest in peace precious souls of the fallen. with that overwhelming sentiment, i cast flowers on behalf of the japanese people upon the waters where those sailors and marines sleep. president obama, the people of the united states of america and the people around the world, as the prime minister of japan, i offer-- sincere, every lasting condolences to the souls of those who lost their lives here, as well as the spirits of all of the brave men and women. and also to the souls of countless innocent people who became victims of the war. we must never repeat the horrors of war again. this is the solemn vow we the people of japan have taken, since the war, we have created a free and democratic country that values the rule of law. has upheld our vow never again to wage war. we the people of japan, will continue to up hold this unwaiverring principle while harbors quiet pride in the path that we've walked as a peace loving nation over these 70 years since the war ended. to the souls of the service men who lie in eternal rest aboard th

to the souls of the servicemen -- to the souls of the servicemen who lie in eternal rest aboard the uss arizona, to the american people, and to all of the people around the world, i pledge that unwavering vow here as the prime minister of japan. yesterday at the marine corps base in hawaii, i visited the memorial marker for an imperial japanese navy officer. he was a fighter pilot who was hit during the attack on pearl harbor and gave up on returning to this aircraft carrier, he went back instead and died. it was not japanese who erected a marker at the site where his fighter plane crashed. it was u.s. servicemen who had been on the receiving end of his attack. they applauded the bravery of the dead pilot and they erected this stone marker. on the marker, his rank at that time is inscribed -- lieutenant, imperial japanese navy, showing respect toward a servicemen who gave his life for his country. the brave respect the brave. so wrote ambrose bierce wrote in -- ambrose bierce in a famous poem. showing respect even to an enemy they fought against, trying to understand even an enemy that

now she's me soul mate.hardson hasn't actually married his new girlfriend, but the relationship has caused a serious rift with his legal wife. >> she can't help but feel any other way probably but betrayed and hurt. we have grown apart. and those things just happen. >>> coming up, jason richardson is visited by his girlfriend. but first, beau de'arborne and michelle culberson have a family reunion with their infant son. >> peekaboo! oh, that's lovely... so graceful. the corkscrew spin, flawless... ...his signature move, the flying dutchman. poetry in motion. and there it is, the "baby bird". breathtaking. a sumo wrestler figure skating? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money heather saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. people spend less time lying awake with aches and pains with advil pm than with tylenol pm. advil pm combines the number one pain reliever with the number one sleep aid. gentle, non-habit forming advil pm. for a healing night's sleep.

leading to a career as a soulful single artist.d over 25 millions, garnered awards galore and sealed his reputation as a major international artist. # i've got to have faith, faith... it was, oh, my god, i'm a massive star. it was like, oh, my god, i'm a massive star and i think i may be a puff, what am i going to do? this is not going to end well, you know? and i'd just like to say... that was the turning point for me. that was the point at which i had to negotiate some new relationship with celebrity that wasn't going to destroy me, you know? at one stage -- on stage, that wasn't a problem, his talents were widely admired, but his private life was different matter. homophobia was just flying. they were loving it. to be able to say that this man who had hidden from them for the best part of six years by them, or seven yea rs, of six years by them, or seven years, the idea that he had been in tragic, old—fashioned, years, the idea that he had been in tragic, old —fashioned, stereotypical cottager, they just tragic, old —fashioned,

and at the same time she was a very troubled soul? she was. and she was very open about that.star wars fans even more. she was open about her addictions. she was open about her mental problems. she would say during her one—woman show, now i may have to get fed lines from offstage, because i do undergo electroshock once a month and it does have a way sometimes of screwing me up a little, but i'm in the best shape i have ever been. we all loved carrie. she was really such a light in our galaxy as well as someone who was... she was famous but approachable. that was steve talking to me earlier on. japan's prime minister, shinzo abe, has visited the american memorial to the sailors and marines who died during japan's second world war attack at pearl harbor. he was accompanied by president obama to the memorial, located above the point where the uss arizona sank with the loss of 1,177 lives. it's the first time a japanese prime minister has visited the site while still in office. mr abe offered "sincere and everlasting condolences" to the us service members who died at pearl harbor.

so you are translating yourself, you are kind of translating your soul through these physical objects. >> rose: conversations with musicians when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: sturgill simpson is here, the grammy-nominated kentucky native is winning over audiences and earning the respect of country legends. his hard-edged country sound paired with his existential sirrics have many calling him the new face of old country. the late merle haggard said, as far as i'm concerned, he's the only one out there. simpson's latest album and mange label debut is called "a sailor's guide to earth." here he is performing the single "all around you." in our studio. ♪ there will be ♪ don't be afraid ♪ life is unkind ♪ you can let go of the pain if you choose to ♪ ♪ 'cause time slips away ♪ skies fall apart ♪ it ain't too hard ♪ a universal heart ♪ glowin

you're kind of translating your soul through these physical objects like violins and voice and piano.re as much as i can because trying to reach those imaginary colors and not just completely ignore them but be in the real world is a struggle. charlie: how are you evolving as a musician? you're no longer an emerging artist, are you? regina: i feel like i am. i don't know. i think that my interest lies so much in the discovery of music and just the -- the pleasure of making art is so great and the moments when i get to do it i feel so privileged to do it that that's what i think about. so it's hard to know where i am in the trajectory of how i'm perceived or what i should be doing. i just sort of think, oh, this is this song. what does it need? ok, that's done. now this is this song. oh, it needs something completely opposite. ok, i can do that. you know. charlie: how much of your work is autobiographical? regina: also very hard to know because so much of the fun for me comes from the imagination and trying get out of my own perspective and experience other perspectives. i think that w

here we have dear, george, one of the world's sensitive souls. the world has yet to embrace those who feel deeply and hold the flame of love for all. over here, we have another one that says, you have been loved. you were loved. you will be loved. we grew up with you and you spoke for us. the one thing that really stood out to me talking to people here is that the personal connection that he had with this community. this wasn't just a legendary singer. this was a man who was a part of it. he knew people here. he went into their businesses. so, this community really right now feeling this loss. but, of course, we all know him as the music icon. take a look. ♪ wake me up before you go-go >> reporter: global super star george michael launched into pop culture history in 1984 as half of the british band wham!. singing "careless whisper." ♪ time can never mend the careless whisper ♪ >> reporter: by 18986, michael launched an incredible solo career. his number one album "faith" raising eyebrows with the first single. the risque lyrics and video drawing

we were talking this morning, too, about blue-eyed soul.talk so much about that, elton john for me was the first that ever really spoke to me in that way, but george michael was really the second. i think in some ways for me, even bigger because he had this just inherent soul in his voice that when he opened his mouth it took you back. i think he helped pave the way for a lot of british foreign musicians that kind of embody that blue-eyed soul genre to come here and really cross over, because his album "faith" was actually the first album by a white artist to hit number one on the billboard r & b music charts. he really went a lot of ways in different genres to introduce people to a different sound. >> talk about he had soul, he was beautiful, he was sexy. this was the time of aids, the time of the coming of age of sexuality as well. it's something millenials might not appreciate but talk about his heart and his courage that he had to say that he was proud to be gay, to be a musician that crossed over so many different types of music and ge

and to the souls of the countless innocent people who were victims of the war. >> there you heard the japanese prime minister offering his condolences to the souls who lost their lives but not an apology for the actions his nation took here 75 years ago. it's important to note that president obama speaking at japan in the fall, both leaders choosing instead to deliver forward looking messages focusing on the future of the u.s./japan alliance. athena jones, cnn, pearl harbor. >>> meanwhile u.s. israeli relationships is fraying. a call for halt of settlement construction in the west bank. >> the united states abstained on a vote. israel says it has evidence the white house pushed for the resolution. the united states denies that claim. >> we reject the notion that the united states was the driving force behind this resolution. that's just not true. the united states did not draft this resolution. for did it put it forward. it was drafted and initially introduced by egypt in coordination with the palestinians and others. >> israel says it will advance its plans to build hundreds of new h

rest in peace, precious souls of the fallen.ing sentiment, i cast flowers on behalf of of japanese people upon the waters were those sailors and marines sleep. president obama, the people of the united states of america and the people around the world as the prime minister of japan, around the world as the prime minister ofjapan, i around the world as the prime minister of japan, i offer around the world as the prime minister ofjapan, i offer my sincere and everlasting condolences to this souls of those who lost their lives here, as well as to the spirits of all the brave and —— men and women whose lives were taken by and women whose lives were taken by a war that commenced in this very place, and also to the souls of the cou ntless place, and also to the souls of the countless innocent people who became victims of the war. we must never repeat the horrors of waragain. we must never repeat the horrors of war again. this is the solemn vow we, the people ofjapan, have taken. and since the war we have created a free and democratic

one of the new things they just came out with is your soul number. i don't know have you heard about those? >> no, but i want to. >> what it is, you spell out your entire name and depending upon the vowel it has certain letters add those up and your soul number forms. >> so certain numbers according to the vowel letters. >> so if you have that one person that you don't know about that's really fun. they have a whole line of sports eyd birthstones, but even are really into it alex and ani finding your energy. >> are these the souls? >> these are the soul numbers right here. >> we were just looking at them there you go. >> these are them. >> those are soul numbers then >> they are all about the energy. so each individual charm has three energies. and then it represents you as a person, or who you want to give to. >> i love that. >> the big point is to just keep stacking. you stack some, i stack some. it's fun to add some bedazzle to it too. >> it's true. it's like, i think they are such a great i have gotten them for my mother, myself. molly and i wear

i'm summoned to hell. ♪ ♪ as long as god in heaven tells well, ♪ ♪ my soul, my soul shall scream in hellhe birds were sweetly singing, oh. ♪ in the ballad tradition, the tune is extremely important. these tunes are usually beautiful, and they are hand crafted to stick in the mind. there seems to be a receptor in the mind for tunes. it just attaches itself to your mind. and because of that, you'll remember long stretches of text that you could never remember any other way. ♪ me flower of... people sometimes think of ballads, sort of as memory. i like to think of it that-- if you're gonna connect to a song because you learned it from your mother and she learned it from her mother and it goes back, then you're connecting, plugging into something that goes back a long ways. and when you're connecting to something that goes back a long ways, that's the definition of memory. ♪ i'm 'fraid of your ways. ♪ oh, willie, oh, willie, i'm 'fraid of your ways. ♪ of course, the ballad, once it got to america-- the form of storytelling, it became a standard. you know, think of country music, cowboy balla

elton john describes him as the kindest, most generous soul and a brilliant artist. major search operation pinpoints a russian military plane that crashed into the water with 92 people on board. it's been announced that the british singer george michael has died. he was 53. police say they were called to his home in oxfordshire shortly before 2pm on christmas day.

he was also a rocker and a soul guy.e did anything bigger and over a very long period of time. david bowie had a very -- i wouldn't say brief impact. his impact was not as lengthy as prince's but he had two bites at the apple. he had the original '70s era and he also had the mtv era with "modern love" and "china girl." it appears that all these people had huge impacts. and music is tribal. so each one of these acts has their tribes. with bowie we were surprised because we did not know he was sick. with prince we were shocked because only the weekend before he was riding his bicycle and said oh, the rumors of my denies are greatly exaggerated. then he died. insiders knew that glenn frey was sick, but we believe that our heroes are going to live beyond us. and when they predecease us we do not know what to do with our emotions. >> yes, it's true. and david bowie of course appeared to even choreograph his death, didn't he? there is a sense of that. as you mentioned it is like a whole generation of music artists have been wi

our love has gone cold soul with somebody else ? ? i'm looking through you while you're looking through your phone and then leaving with somebody else ? ? no i don't want your body but i'm picturing your body with somebody else ? ?? ?? ?? ? get someone you love get someone you need get money ? ? i can't give you my soul 'cause we're never alone ? ? get someone you love get someone you need get money ? ? i can't give you my soul 'cause we're never alone ? ?? ?? ?? ?? ? i don't want your body you're intertwining your soul with somebody else ? ? i'm looking through you while you're looking through your phone and then leaving with somebody else ? ? no i don't want your body but i'm picturing your body with somebody else ? ?? [ cheers a >> seth: the 1975, everyone! head over to latenightseth.com and see another great performance of their song, "a change of heart." [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to john goodman, andrew rannells, the 1975, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] keith carlock, the 8g band. [ cheers and applause ] stay

such a great soul singer. his success breakthrough in the black media.uk. he became a more adult artist. he was successful wherever he was. huge in australia as well and pretty much all over the world. a desperately young age to losing, just 53 years old. musically, in your opinion, had he reached the end of the road, was in working on new material? he reached the end of the road, was in working on new material7|j in working on new material?|j understand in working on new material?” understand he was a record —— doing a record. he was very much someone who struggled with being a pop star. he had an instinct for self sabotage. some of the aspects of his life he would not want to be remembered by. but the result of struggling with his fame, to get away from the box people put in him, he was uncomfortable with how people perceive him. he was very popular in america. he felt strongly that he should do things to make a point. that was a story of his career. good to talk to you. under difficult circumstances, thank you forjoining us so circumstances, thank you

. >> g the life story of the soulful singer who brought us hits like "what's going on" and "sexual healing." the project has been given a thumbs up by marvin gaye's son and motown founder berry gordy. marvin gaye's unmistakable voice was silenced too soon. he was shot by his father at the age of 44 years old. there is a story there to be told. >> i remember that. great genes at work, e! news reporting bradley cooper and russian supermodel irina shayk are expecting their first child together. the world found out yesterday as shayk walked in the victoria's secret fashion show in her second trimester giving the audience of a little

she was a kind and gentle soul, and she was just the light and love of our family. she was just truly a special, special little girl that we loved. and she loved her brother so much. and she loved her school, sandy hook. in fact, this week i was telling somebody, she had a stomachache one day. i said to her, why don't you stay home with mom. she said, no way, i have too much fun there, and i don't want to miss anything. she would skip to get on the bus. it wasn't even a -- you know, every morning it was the backpack was packed the night before and ready to get on the bus in the morning and head off to school. we'd blow kisses every morning to each other. i remember that morning, putting

do democrats need to do more soul searching?may have found all of the victims in the deadly oakland warehouse fire. and the next step said the authorities tried to it learn the cause of that inferno. ♪ put some manwich on the table... and give boring weeknight meals, the night off. ♪make tonight a manwich night >> new information on the tragedy in oakland, california. fire crews believe they have now accounted for all of the victims in the devastating warehouse fire. 36 people died in the blaze. officials are working to identify all of them and notify their families. claudia is there in oakland. is the recovery effort winding down? >> reporter: it is, greg. fire crews are searching one last section of the warehouse but don't think they will find more victims inside and then in that case it will be the 36 souls were mourned and remembered in a candlelight vigil. many in the 20 and 30s. and rescue crews found bodies holding each other. and some sent good bye. and texting relatives and friends they were going to die and they loved

writes on instagram "i am in deep shock and i have lost a be loved friend the kindest most generous soulnd brilliant arist my heart to out to his family, friends and all fans sglts michael was also known for off stage controversies and he struggled with drug use and was arrested in 1988 for public ludeness in los angeles. the singer keeping sexual orientation private prior to the incidents and didn't let arrest silence him releaseing a single making fun of the incident. >> i didn't even know he was that sick. i knew he had b to a surprise to the entire world. >> 5 years ago christmas time suffered pneumonia and nearly pass away gave emotional trib out to those who saved his life. what a year it was. prince, david bowie, george michael. >> too many losses for sure. >> coming up in sports. what has to happen for the redskins to punch ticket to the playoffs.

rest in peace, precious souls of the fallen. with that overwhelming sentiment, i cast flowers on behalf of japanese people, upon the waters where those sailors and marines sleep. president obama, the people of the united states of america and the people around the world as the prime minister of japan, i offer my sincere and ever lasting condolences to the souls of those who lost their lives here as well as to the spirits of all of the brave young and women and also to the souls of the countless innocent people who became victims of the war. >> all right. we are monitoring this news conference as well as monitoring an evacuation at trump tower. we don't have details. we have a reporter on the way to the scene. nypd tells us that the trump tower is being evacuated for some reason. we are also going to monitor the event in hawaii when president obama takes the microphone. we'll go back to him. in the meantime, very sad news to report tonight. in case you're just tuning in. actress carrie fisher died after suffering a massive heart

there is pain deep in my soul.ning but for many russians the sense of loss from this disaster will last much longer. this is one of the final images of the tupolev 154 jet. the headlines on bbc news: tributes continue to be paid to george michael who passed away in his oxfordshire home. he was 53. russia recover some fragments of a military prank that crashed killing 92 people on board. bargain hunters hit the high street —— of a military plane. also this hour, millions of shoppers head to the high street for the boxing day sales. these were the crowds flocking into selfridges in london as bargain hunters turned out to bag cut—price deals, although trade could be down due to pre—christmas discounts. millions of bargain hunters are expected to head to the boxing day sales today — although retail analysts say extended discounting earlier this month may mean the shops won't be as full as last year. meanwhile, the former governor of the bank of england, lord king, has suggested britain would be better placed to make tr

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we mourn with everybody else, she says, there is pain deep in my soul.ss from this disaster will last much longer. millions of shoppers will hit the high street today as the boxing day sales get under way. the numbers are expected to be down from last year, with analysts saying that earlier discount events like black friday and cyber monday will affect post—christmas sales. a former bank of england governor says the uk should leave the european single market when it exits the eu. the uk should leave the european single market when it exits the eu, the former governor of the bank of england has said. after one day's respite, a0 million people are respected to fit the shops today. there are just so many bargains. from birmingham to belfast, £3 billion is expected to be spent in shopping centres in the high street. another billion online. i always do it, every boxing modelling. ijust love still sobbing. we brush your last february and the exchange rate was 1.5 and it is much less now. we get a lots more for our money this year. the international visitors jo