always sung with the same seriousness and the same conviction. stephan the conductor brought the new song idea from england. to form a new three bishop of berlin brandenburg gave it its final liturgical form. he had the idea but he was ambivalent about whether it could be done in a lutheran church in berlin. and if it wouldn't compete with the regular sunday service. issues like that troubled him. there's also of course the question would he receive support from the diocese and the parish. or the stuff by me but the idea coincided with one of my views that we needed new initiatives to make people aware of how important worship is in christian life. as far as i know he didn't yet have the idea that it should be held every saturday at news and mine are countless. when we realized the costs it would involve if we had eight professional singers here every saturday we were very skeptical and didn't have much faith in the idea. we thought it would never get off the ground that it could never be financed and. music budget was clearly inadequate if we co

was running out i wanted to leave quickly so that we could get something to eat as our leader kim il sung died in july nine hundred ninety four and starting a year later in may nine hundred ninety five the state was no longer able to provide the normal food rations people started to panic. this was the first time they had reduced the russians feel good i had a two year old daughter over there in order to leave you had to be married and have children if you don't have any children they won't let you out i thought it was a family of four or five can live for at least six months on my salary of over one hundred twenty dollars a month if i sent it in pyongyang with her with a new crew. and after two months we asked why we weren't getting paid hundreds when they said they had not been instructed by the party to pay our salary for the party in north korea was kim jong il our commander in chief. that answer silenced us leader then hundreds of workers had to keep their mouths shut. we kept on working at night to using our flashlights and packer this to fight off sleep and just carry on. i kept wo

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and again, a lot we clearly don't know. >> if she sung it's imperative they see it.public. all of it. i know there are problems with it. he the president is in the court of public opinion. i don't think there will be an impeachment investigation that succeeds unless there's a smoking gun. right, carl? you know about that. but i do know there's a decision to be made in 2020 and the american public, the voters have a right to see all of the evidence. know you trust bob mueller. i know this man. i think he's going to be a straight arrow forever and we can see that if he explains in the report and we can see, well, i couldn't here because i didn't have the evidence. yes, the president's son went to a meeting with russians at trump tower. we have that. we know from one of his e-mails that he said oh, boy, i'd love to get the dirt on hillary clinton from these people. but mueller could perhaps say there wasn't evidence that criminal intent was there or anything that we could prosecute for. i'll accept that. that's fine. as far as the president is concerned, i'll accept the

another saying the fat lady has sung. there are still a lot of unanswered questions tonight, but the biggest is how much attorney general william barr will reveal from the mueller report. we don't know. we have to wait and see. he's reading it now. while we wait to learn more, it is worth remembering what we already know. here's what we know. we know that mueller has brought criminal charges against 34 people, three companies, including half a dozen members of team trump. that's michael cohen, michael flynn, rick gates, paul manafort, george papadopoulos, and roger stone. we know that five people have been sentenced to prison, including manafort, cohen, and papadopoulos. plus richard pinedo and alex van der zwaan. and we know that at least 16 trump associates had contacts with russians during the campaign or transition. we'll see what else we learn in the coming days. fasten your seat belt. it's going to be a bumpy night and a bumpy few days. senator amy klobuchar is one of the democrats calling for the public release of

a white house official said the fat lady has sung. it is interesting you were saying how much of this was raised by the president himself. >> right and people around him. let's keep in mind. he hired a campaign chairman that was deep in business with russia russians. they didn't have enough time to have gotten to the bottom of this. it was 16 trump associates that had some kind of dealings with the russians during the campaign or the transition, at least. so we have to step back and look at how much of this was brought on by the president. the president fired james comey and talked about one reason he fired comey was the russia investigation. breeding more suspicion that really propelled this investigation. i'm not saying that it's all his fault in that way. but, you know, it kind of is. he did so many things and people around him did things that caused suspicion and made this investigation even more difficult than it needed to be. he and his team and his family should feel vindicated but we had the example of the trump tower meeting

and i agree, i think he was clear that this isn't happening today or tomorrow, but the number 60, sungn, seemed to be designed for shock and awe. when he went out there on the sunday show and told george, basically 60 people, that's a lot of people, the list is long there. >> exactly. it shows just how expansive this investigation is going to be by the house judiciary committee. and jerry nadler made it very clear that while obviously beemt is a long way down that road, he does believe there has been obstruction of justice. nadler say careful person who knows he has a difficult role to play. he has been methodical over time in how he frames this and rolled out this investigation particularly since the democrats took back control of the house. and his methodical fashion is kind of how house democrats have been trying to do their investigations in the various committees under the trump presidency. because they know that republicans are going to go after them for overreaching, they know that the president himself derives a lot of, you know, a lot -- he thrives on a political opponent. so

>> i have sung to this baby every single day of her life. when i would sing to her, and even my husband who doesn't have the best voice. ♪ darling, you are sweeter than i ever dreamed ♪ >> and it looks like carmella is already following in her mom and drummer dad's footsteps. >> she doesn't just slam the piano. she literally plays, like, notes. i'm not even kidding. this kid might be a total prodigy or might be a scientist which might be fine too. >>> still ahead, ben affleck all bruised and bloodied up. >> it was going to be a really good movie. >> only we can take you on the set. >>> plus, you know the celebs. now meet their look alike brothers and sisters. >> ma! >> what you never knew about the oscar stars siblings. >> to my sister, i love you. >>> closed captioning provide ud by -- ♪ >>> now jennifer garner and beau of seven months, date night details. >> how was your dinner? >> great. >> jen and john had a romantic three-hour dinner in los angeles with two other couples on thursday night. a source tells "e.t." while the two wanted to t

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sung he lives alone in her crumbling ancestral home in one of the city's most bustling neighborhoods. her busy surroundings are in complete contrast to our tranquil home. day begins with morning cause sun his deafness is enviable even at its once his standards peeping have found she washes her clothes on her own and even draws water from a well for these needs. looking at the absence of electricity in sun his home is hardly joining. me danny if you think this is the period you are. the real that would be real you get not what we don't know why do games good again. really repaired. ok did he stay clean and when he would know. what. to do she has a sing off as a dozen students who come to her to learn to seek advice or simply for a big conversation guy and i. doubt any. other way. that their son is like google for us. if she doesn't have electricity our own a computer or our smart phone. she has and this knowledge to me on so many subjects . she helps me with a lot of things like if i have to write an article or if i have to make a presentation. we are both passionate about indulging bu

>> i have sung to this baby every single day of her life.o her, and even my husband who doesn't have the best voice. ♪ darling, you are sweeter than i ever dreamed ♪ >> and it looks like carmella is already following in her mom and drummer dad's footsteps. >> she doesn't just slam the piano. she literally plays, like, notes. i'm not even kidding. this kid might be a total prodigy or might be a scientist which might be fine too. >>> still ahead, ben affleck all bruised and bloodied up. >> it was going to be a really good movie. >> only we can take you on the set. >>> plus, you know the celebs. now meet their look alike brothers and sisters. >> ma! >> what you never knew about the oscar stars siblings. >> to my sister, i love you. >>> closed captioning provide ud by -- there are moments in life that leave a lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, the sound of an old friend's laugh, or a view that defies all expectations. thes

." ♪ michael in the bathroom ♪ >> reporter: sung by george salazar, it is all about social anxiety. ♪e bathroom by himself ♪ >> reporter: this is where the anxiety happens. >> i get to sing this song that has been a source of therapy and comfort. >> reporter: the musical is based on a book by ned, who struggled with depression and died by suicide. >> there are thousands of people dealing with the same problem at the same time. i think he kind of tapped into something. >> be more chill. >> reporter: now, the question, has "be more chill" tapped into a new way for shows to make it to broadway? >> if we would have tried to make a musical that was going to go viral, it would never have worked. >> reporter: you're like the little play that could. >> we truly, truly are. >> reporter: a new musical that speaks to a new generation. rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >>> that's nbc nightly news for this saturday. a quick reminder, don't forget to set your clocks ahead one hour tonight for daylight saving, then join kate snow here tomorrow for a fascinating look at a group of seniors turning bac

fans made heaart videos includi the show's biggest hit, "michael in the bathroom," sung by george salazar is all about anxiety. >> this is where the anxiety happens. >> i get to sing the song that has been a source of therapy and comfort. >> reporter: the musical is based on a book. >> there arepl thousands of p dealing with the same problem and the same time. you can attach to somethin >> be more chill. >> reporter: the questn has "be more chill" tap into a new way for shows to make it into broadway. >> we truly, truly are. >> reporter: mnew musical that speaks to as new generation. hima ellis. >> don't forget to set your clocks ahead one hour tonight for daylight savingsn and j kate snow for a fascinating group of senis turning back the clock with synchronize swimmingyo thank you fo time, good night. >>> another thing he said to me in the hospital was he was happy he g to come visit me because f wanted to do good things and use hisame and celebrity for good. he didn't want to just be remembered as an actor, a heartthrob. >> iike that. >> indeed. welcome to access the weekend co edition,

really work which is for sung on beaches or public assistance if you drink water use my own dishes howmany types of your do you have here just moments or ten are. i certainly can't try all ten so i think i'll limit myself to just three. now it's time to try some of that hearty check cuisine the portions are huge i'm having roast duck three kinds of dumplings and another beer this is definitely my calling area to prague i'll really be able to sleep well tonight. day two begins at the statue of emperor charles the fourth to trade as the founder of the city's university my tour guide points out that charles also had the bridge built that was later named after him. and these windows represent a darker chapter of progs history to finish the book prague defenestration marked the beginning of the protestant bohemian revolt against the catholic caps. it also marked the beginning of the thirty years war in sixteen eighteen zero zero zero for this. she is powered by lucy what have we got here this all time for all feeling all right sounds good let's go do. this district on the reverse left bank

grandfather had died fighting in the civil huo but decades later my father told me the truth being sung no i mean i will not that i'm allowed out for ten years piri has been trying to recover her grandfather's remains i mean what does spain has the second largest number of disappeared people in the world after cambodia. and this is in europe oh yeah well much more of those . little girls save us i wish they appealed to me in prison for six days. but the perpetrators still haven't been arrested or punished for their lives over the state can afford subsidies for all kinds of things but it does nothing for us victims the survivors of the dead. and all the you would is demanded that the bodies of the victims from both sides being sued. and given a proper burial at state expense. but that hasn't happened yet or rather the good out doubts are until. at least they've made a start here in. martin and is convinced that his brother's remains will be found here right now he's checking a list of those in his village who were executed and he's surprised that almost no one from the village has come h

there were performances too from local singers side i was the owner and the use of cat stevens who sung about peace. to the. twenty two people remain in hospital following the fifteenth attack for them recovery will be slow for new zealand to this national remembrance has had a female came up again and again in the speech she was on stage and that theme was unity when the gunman tried to divide see people rally in opposition on the talk of the program to. we all one hundred thomas al-jazeera christchurch. will still have for you a new wave of chinese artists pushing the boundaries of cutting edge exhibition in hong kong that story and then of course as well that. despite this off the track. business updates brought to you by qatar where we're going places together. business updates brought to you by qatar where we're going places together. scientists in geneva to discuss a global ban on so-called killer robots the kill independently without direct human control then don't know when to exist yet but that potential has been a debate about military technology and the ethics of wolf at tech

and that use of islam cat stevens who sung about peace. to you these three. twenty two people remain in hospital following the fifteenth attack for them recovery will be slow to new zealand to this national remembrance has had a female came up again and again in the speeches on the stage and that theme was unity when the gunman tried to divide seated people rallied in opposition on the talk of the program to. we all one hundred thomas al-jazeera christchurch. thailand's election commission has withdrawn its unofficial hold. from the election as a negations of cheating in voting irregularities are increasing the preliminary results showed. a pro-military party allied with the ruling one with just under eight and a half million votes however some parties rejected the figure sunday's election in thailand was the first vote since before the military seize power five years ago when he has the latest from bangkok. there were many complaints of discrepancies on election day both from voters and election monitors as well and it seems some of those concerns are only g

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the father inside from the moment he's sung in spawn he named sheen you know. and that's mean that the key in all of his life he didn't have a choice. in the many other radicalize children and young men in syria have known little else in their lives but violence and war forced to leave their families to fight in just heard they now face an uncertain future. here in berlin the german chancellor angela merkel has said she and other european union leaders will fight to the last minute to secure an orderly brigs it she was taking questions after addressing the global solutions so it is being held to prepare policy recommendations for the g twenty summit age plan in june here's part of what chancellor merkel had to say about rights. let's. fight until the last hour of march twenty ninth for an orderly brax that. we don't have a lot of time but it's a few days until then i need to talk about it at this moment i cannot comment on what my position will be on thursday because it heavily depends on who want to research. what the situation will make like what will happen

know we got your price lower but is of prizes in other words of yours sounds great well as what dorna sung and it's currently going to get a lot of attention but it means higher prices. so the do people are when it comes time to vote and you're like ok i want to pay more for everything do i really am i going to vote for that and the answer is no you won't get public backing for this idea number one number two the what you're describing there are lower prices and appeasing voters voters through lower prices this is socialism this is what we see in countries with like let's say venezuela the gas there is very cheap it's very very cheap over the sort of market price for gas right there is like people don't pay a market price for getting stuff on amazon they don't pay a market price for getting information on the internet because it's socialism because you don't have any competition in the system anymore if elizabeth warren were interested in really architecting the economy so that it has a fairer distribution of both risk an opportunity she would say get rid of the current socialist system ru

only a promise to i sung a song only to the jungle and return to the concrete and glass john. the result reverse culture shock. ready for. the really strange artificial. really connected to life. the prize winning documentary from the forest starts people first on t.w. . about a very warm welcome indeed to quadriga coming to you from the heart of bird lane and this week to mark international women's day the focus is on women in power take anglo-american germany's chancellor for over thirteen years and for many the most powerful woman in the world women are also on the advance in many other countries in the u.s. they're calling for a different kind of politics on the street sounded congress women are also for instance making.

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work with the work performances to from a local singers i was and the use of islam cat stevens who sung about peace. twenty two people remain in hospital following march the fifteenth attack for them recovery will be slow for new zealand. this national remembrance has had a theme that came up again and again in the speeches on the stage and that theme was unity where the government tried to devalue to see people rally in opposition on the talk of the program to him out. we all one hundred thomas al-jazeera cross-check. while the pressure on algeria as president to step down as increasing some members of the opposition say they want more than. resignation they're demanding the removal of the entire regime and that includes the army chief he suggested a constitutional measure could remove the president on medical grounds his proposal was backed up by the ruling f.l.n. party on wednesday has more from neighboring chinnis here. president abdelaziz bouteflika is practically left alone the mother of the presidential palace has been abandoned by the army by his own party the national liberatio

it was sung in ghana. it was recorded once in jay ma ka -- jamaica so it has the possibility of being international. >> tim thank you for bringing us a piece of the cold war we don't think about, but if you have time, a quick question, what happened to all the punks? where did they go musically? jesse i was going to ask you why you thought the weavers were so corny, but you have begun to answer that you really don't, don't think. [laughter] >> and then what a fabulous book you have written. i can't wait to read it. did the johnson brothers, who wrote lift up your voice, were they aware they were writing an anthem? did they mark it that way? these guys were in the music business at the time. were they aware they were writing this kind of anthem at the time they did it, or is that hard to tell? and you made a great point about the ambiguity of the song. you can read every verse a lot of different ways. anyway, thanks to all of you. >> i want to say before that this will be our last question and then you can

jimmie carter, and carter, of course, once brokered an agreement with kim jong-un's grandfather kim il sungn the 1990s. what came out of your meeting with mr. carter. >> look, it was an honor of a lifetime. i went down there, we spent 30 minutes.e letell you, president carter is brilliant and lucid. he talked about how he had negoated a framewor a 12-point framework with kim jong-un's grandfa. i then asked him. i said, president carter, who can i follow up with in carter center or experts to understand what this framework is?au he starteding and he said, well, me. i'm the only one who knows all of the details. so we're going to be following up. we want to get his wisdom. mean he's probably the only american who has actually met kim jong-un's grandfather, who was very popular in northkorea, and i have met with people in the administration and i'm encouraging them to seek president carter's counsel and involvement. as your viewers may know, president carter actuanlly was o a submarine during the korean conflict. ending this conict is a huge legacy issue for him. >> and i think you had gotten

we have often uttered friends soothing, braggadocious words about san francisco and we've sung about, i left my heart in san francisco. but brother decosta you spoke and if you look around, you would see, the naacp very much has your back. we can brag all we want to about san francisco being liberal and progressive, and we can be bewitched by those words, but i wanted to give you a reality check. san francisco still has miles to go and promises to keep before we can say that we are complete and we are really a first-class world city. for any time as mr. decosta mentioned, a woman who happen to be african-american has not received due process and from all indication of the facts presented thus far at this point, we have an obligation to do a full investigation of the matter and finally, i say, we have miles go, promises to keep to make sure every black child in this district has quality wrap-around services in every school and no one is left behind in the city and county of san francisco. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] >> good afternoon. my name is shirley wilburson and on

and use of islam cat stevens who sung about peace. three. twenty two people remain in hospital following march the fifteenth attack for them rick. coverage will be slow for new zealand. this national remembrance has had a female came up again and again in the speeches on the stage and that theme was unity where the gunman tried to divide to see people rallied in opposition on the talk of the program to him out. we all one hundred thomas al-jazeera cross-check. will still have four year a new wave of chinese artists pushing the boundaries that cussing and exhibition in hong kong that story and then of course we have all the sports as well that has metal a bahrain grand prix despite spinning off the track.

we got your price lower but is of prizes in other words of yours sounds great well elizabeth warren sung and it's currently going to get a lot of attention but it means higher prices ok so the do people when it comes time to vote and you're like ok i want to pay more for everything do i really am i going to vote for that and the answer is no you won't get public backing for this idea number one number two what you're describing there are lower prices and appeasing voters voters through lower prices this is socialism this is what we see in countries with like let's say venezuela the gas there is very cheap it's very very cheap over the slow market price for gas right there's like people don't pay a market price for getting stuff on account. petition in the system anymore if elizabeth warren were interested in re architecting the economy so that it has a fairer distribution of both risk and i mean if you lower the price of money let's bring in actual competition free markets and we'll have a much better economy we have alleged free market health care system in america in fact what you will

there were performances to from local singers side i was the owner and use of islam cat stevens who sung about peace. to the. twenty two people remain in hospital following march the fifteenth attack for them recovery will be slow for new zealand who this national remembrance has had a feeling that came up again and again in the speech on stage and that theme was unity. to divide people in opposition from the top of the program to the. we all one hundred thomas al-jazeera christchurch. just a quick roundup of the top stories this hour the u.k. parliament has rejected the government's tail for leaving the european union for a time prime minister to resign may had promised to resign if it was passed. but withdrawal agreement failed to win enough crucial support falling short by fifty eight votes. to speak arising should be a matter of profound regret to every member of this house the once again we have been unable to support leaving the europe. the implications of the house's decision. the legal to fourteen hours the united kingdom is due to leave the european union on the twelfth of april

with the work performance is to from a local singers i was and use of islam cat stevens who sung about peace. three. twenty two people remain in hospital following march the fifteenth attack for them rick. will be slow to new zealand. this national remembrance has had a theme that came up again and again. on stage and that theme was unity. to divide people rally in opposition on the talk of the program to. we all one hundred thomas al-jazeera christians. authorities a mole to say they're back in control of a ship that was hijacked by saddam seekers off the coast of libya the migrants allegedly took over the blue one after being told they wouldn't be going to europe police are questioning five men who were on board. the gratian deputy prime minister met yourself vini has welcomed both to intervention. cut as new national museum has officially opened its doors to the public the building was designed by the french architect and. it's made up of several interlocking discs inspired by the shape of the local desert rose the immersive displays tell the story of culture and its people and exhi

i work with of the work performances to from local singers i was and use of islam cat stevens who sung about peace. to you. to be home with twenty two people remain in hospital following march the fifteenth attack for them recovery will be slow for new zealand. this national remembrance has had a female came up again and again in the speeches on the stage and that theme was unity when the government tried to devalue to see people rallied in opposition on the talk of the program to. we all one hundred thomas al-jazeera cross-check. thailand's election commission has withdrawn its unofficial zone.

the fat lady has not sung. we should see what the mueller report says.mp's campaign manager was sharing polling information with the russian intelligence agency and his son took meetings with ru russian surrogates wants to spread information on hillary clinton. i think there are things still worth looking at. >> tucker: i don't know if that's true or not. it might be semi-true. we know that hillary clinton campaign paid someone to talk to russian intelligence about donald trump. look, it's a presidential campaign. people get information. as a reporter, i have gotten good information from people. i am not ashamed of that. >> no, no, i think you are wrong on that. the crime came in was not getting opposition research. the crime was on the election hacking and the election -- the computer fraud law says if you break into someone's computer and cause it to be desiminated you violate criminal law. if you coordinate with a foreign entity on a social media dis-information campaign which people suspect manafort was doing, that's also a violation of the law. >> t

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it was his favorite song, so much so that it was sung at his funeral by the legendary mahalia jackson. ♪ precious lord take my hand ♪ lead me on ♪ let me stand ♪ i am tired ♪ i am weak ♪ i am worn ♪ through the storm ♪ through the night ♪ lead me on ♪ to the light ♪ take my hand ♪ precious lord ♪ and lead me on ♪ when my way grows, grows near ♪ ♪ precious lord ♪ linger near ♪ when my life ♪ is over ♪ o my god ♪ hear my cry, lord ♪ hear, hear my cry, lord ♪ oh, hold my hand ♪ lest i fall ♪ take my hand ♪ precious lord ♪ and lead, lead me home ♪ through the storm ♪ through the night ♪ lead me home ♪ to the light ♪ take my hand ♪ precious lord ♪ lead me home [applause] >> thank you, rusty watson. that was dr. king's favorite song. whenever he was down and whenever he was out, he would call upon that song to give him encouragement. often times he would actually call on mahalia jackson to sing that song to him. thank you again, rusty watson. and now we want to discuss king and faith. we have in san francisco one of only eight persons to ever take a class from dr. king. he has been a fixtur