well, you know, sometimes, sometimes elmo watches the news with elmo's mummy and daddy. yeah? sometimes i am sure it gets too serious and not funny, and no laughter and kindness happening in the news today? yes. elmo doesn't really understand what! what about your friends? some of my favourite characters on sesame street, like what i have on this coffee mug, 0scar the grouch. here is a very good friend, but he's very grouchy. we also tried to bring in big bird and snuffalupagus in, but they wouldn't fit in. too big — they are waiting outside right now. what about your friends, big bird, mr snuffalupagus and the count? we like to have fun on sesame street, and learn and play. yeah, you know, cookie monster is in the movie business now! he's in the movie businesss, and you are as well! you have such a big community in sesame street, who has visited you in sesame street over the past two years? elmo has met some really cool people. we talk to the first lady, mrs michelle 0bama. she was really wonderful. we had emily blunt and michael buble. .. can you add me to the list of cele

i would like her to be just julia. >> elmo: yeah, we really like julia. she's really special to us, miss lesley. >> stahl: julia, are you having fun with your new friends? >> julia: fun, fun, fun, fun, fun, fun, fun. >> elmo: that's a yes. ( laughs ) >> stahl: since our story first aired, "sesame street" has shot a new episode featuring julia, to be part of the show's upcoming season. >> hello, sofia. >> for a look at how "60 minutes" reports its stories as well as interviews with correspondents and producers, go to 60minutesovertime.com sponsored by pfizer. needles. essential for him, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz xr if

rico interviewing elmo from sesame street is proving very you know, elmo, that is what we need today. rico interviewing elmo from sesame street is proving very popular on bbc.com. thank you everyone for watching! plenty of countries are betting big on on the space industry — developing communication satellites and exploiting technologies like gps tracking. the latest country to get in on the act is australia — one of the few major developed countries not to have its own national space agency. the government has just announced plans to change that. alan duffy is associate professor of astrophysics at swinburne university in melbourne. he spoke to me about australia‘s space ambitions. this has been a long time coming. australia is one of two developed nations alike in its own space agency. we have a great legacy in space. we built and launched our first satellite 50 yea rs launched our first satellite 50 years ago. it puts a third in the world after the us and the ussr. we managed to miss a lot of opportunities. hopefully, with this new national space agency, we can rightfully cla

and elmo takes a vacation from sesame street tojoin me right here in the studio.

elmo is a long way from sesame street, and i will be talking to him in the studio.

elmo from sesame street joined rico in the studio. it is part of a global campaign to spread kindness. it is called share the laughter. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk: a decision by the labour party leadership not to have any separate motions debated on the party's position on the european union's single market has prompted anger among some of its members. now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. new zealand's largest company has unveiled its yearly numbers. is it milking it for all it's worth? and the business of song and dance. can live bollywood musical transform india's theatre scene? it is monday, good morning, asia. hello and thank you forjoining us for this edition of asia business report. i'm rico hizon. new zealand's dairy giant fo nterra hizon. new zealand's dairy giant fonterra has reported a slump in profitability. new zealand's largest company reported a net profit of $546 million for the year ending 31 july, $516 million for the year ending 31 ju

this message was sent to us from ovo underscore elmo. i think he was born in october. you didn't know. ovo. october it's a drake thing. i'm so glad that they air your show at nighttime now. i was recording all your shows because i work during the day but my cable got cut off and i lost everything. now i can watch it like watch it like some nighttime television. your show beats two broke girls and old episodes of seinfeld any day of the week. i agree with you. [ applause ] >> end us male. listen send us male. we have like on instagram, twitter, facebook "the q" on fox if you want to come to the show go to facebook -- facebook.com or fox29.com/"the q". something like that. >> q tickets. >> w tickets. >> we're having a good time. we'll see you neck time. don't forget to check us out. 12 noon right here on "the q" it's time, america. there's work to be done. it's not going to be easy but there's grit inside of you. and if you need extra motivation the grad fund at strayer university can help push you forward. because up to your last year of classes could be on us. that's r

you can tell because the times square elmos are harassing tourists in other languages. >> some people are saying trump's speech was pretty divisive. check out the official next to him when he sits down. watch this video. >> on behalf of the general assembly -- >> i've never seen someone moonwalk out of a u.n. speech before. ♪ even the chair was like don't leave me out here alone. >> that was actually pretty funny. i looked at that video many types. never noticed the guy was backing up out of there. >> love what the internet can find. these things. >> that's what's making news on this friday morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." have a great friday. we moonwalk out of here? >> let's do it. good morning is 4:30 a.m., friday, september 22. >> here's what we're following on "action news." >>> a gunman shoots astyle ove. >>> natural disasters in puerto rico and mexico are causing anxiety and concern for families in philadelphia. >> fall begins today and an attraction in philadelphia opens for the season. >> let's go over to david murphy and karen rogers has traffic. >> rep

which has become an elmo mater of sorts for many terrorist organizations and i think there is an impression that the old school terrorism was somehow less violent perhaps even more humane than terrorism today is that an accurate impression i'm not sure if i would call it anything more humane that kills people right but i mean we have not seen the numbers of. what we seeing is. of violence right and interesting even psychology the founder of al qaida in iraq who used the model organization of eisel. and zawahiri both of them advise them to scale down the level of lines because they thought it was what he really saw that the two real big mistakes in my opinion that maybe come back to haunt number one the absolute indiscriminate use of violence against any any one number two i still house very clearly told us where they are right so while al qaeda wanted to be the. terror network that is nowhere and everywhere at all times. wanted to tell us we are here now and the color for this year now which makes them attackable but also makes them fairly saw i have more hopes that that as a model will and

you can tell abuse the elmos are harassing people in other language. donald trump hosted a lunch for african leaders. >> i'm greatly honored to host this lunch, to be joined by the leaders of coÔte d'ivoire, ethiopia, ghana, guinea, nambia. nambia's health system is increasingly self-sufficient. >> stephen: now, there is no such country as "nambia." despite that, they will soon have a better healthcare system than we do. ( laughter ) ( applause ) i might move to nambia. i hear very good things. >> jon: i never heard of that i.>> stephen: i might go go of to nambia. he went on to praise the african republicans of nambla, wango-tango, and wakanda. "we must secure our supplies of vibranium." "i want to thank prime minister chaka khan, thank you so much for being here. so wonderful." of course, everyone's still talking about his big speech to the u.n. yesterday. and republicans loved it. let's see how chief of staff john kelly felt. here he is listening to trump. ( laughter ) ( applause ) that is the happiest he has looked since he took the job. i'm sorry

. >> it's me elmo. >> that came out of the blue. >> where is harvey. >> i knew i could do a joker impression. i've been doing it for a while. >> i was born in it. >> they're great. >> it took me an hour to shoot the ed it. he showed me the video and at first why are you showing me mouthing the videos. those are voice impressions. i'm like that's really you? i'm like, no way. he was like, yeah. he started laughing. that's good. >> reporter: fun stuff but make no mistake cam is serious about his work. he's putting a sound studio in his house. >> the studio and mic and other features. i'm building that because i get more creative with the ideas that i'm doing with videos. >> reporter: ultimately that creativity will drive his career choice. >> i want to be -- whether it be broadcasting or production i'm not sure but it's something i'm interested in. the media side is getting intense trying to do as many things as possible. >> reporter: he channels it in every aspect of his life. >> it gives me better perspective on the sport. not to take it too seriously a better view on life in general. >> a g

. >> it's me elmo! um, la, la, la. >> that just came out of the blue. >> joker is pretty good. >> where is harvey? that's really good. >> where is harvey? >> i knew i could do a joker impression. i have been doing it for a while so i tried doing those others. >> i was born in it. >> they're great! >> it took me an hour to shoot, edit and it was a good video. >> he showed me the video and why are you showing me like mouthing the videos? he is like no, no, those are voice impressions. my eyes got so big, that's really you? no way! he started laughing. like that's good. >> reporter: fun stadium uv stuff but cam is serious about his work so much so he is putting a sound studio in his house. >> the studio, i'm building that because i can get more creative with the ideas that i'm doing with the videos. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: ultimately that createddivity will drive his career choice. >> whether it be broadcasting or production, i'm not sure yet but it's something that i'm very interested in. the media side

. >> while comey has admitted to leaking his own elmos to the press, there is absolutely no reason to believe that conduct was illegal. this comes after "the wall street journal" reported the president's attorneys have been making the case against obstruction of justice to the special counsel, submitting memos that call into question comey's reliability particularly as a potential witness. it comes amid efforts by republicans on both the house intelligence committee to discredit the infamous steel dossier. efforts that according to "new york" magazine's jonathan chape are ultimately aimed at attacking comey. it's not hard to see why the white house would have such an interest in wrecking comey's credibility. "mueller is burrowing in hard on the obstruction of justice angle," which helps explain comments by steve bannon in his "60 minutes" interview. >> someone said that you described the firing of james comey. you have history as the biggest miss is-take in political history. >> that would be probably -- that would probably be too bombastic even for me but maybe modern political histo

unbelievable if an elmo sports would be coming up again later. l one hundred ninety three well and just fifteen minutes that's how long each one has to make them at the famous podium at the u.n. general assembly of the u.s. yes some of them have resorted to colorful and creative and often controversial ways of grabbing attention. every nation in this chamber has responsibility yesterday the devil came here. right here. right here. and it smells of sulfur still today. this is a fuse. the sky what they should be no borders up here we only horizons one as an airline we don't believe in boundaries we believe in bringing people together the world's better that way. it is a right football of us to go where we need to go with to feel with things we want to feel. to see the people we want to see. that's why we'll continue to fly the skies providing you with everything we can and treating everyone how they deserve to be treated we do this because we know that travel goes beyond borders and prejudice all the travel teaches compassion the travel is a necess

please everyone category, over the past couple months are spent, and how much did it matter that isis elmo solar raqqa. it seems to me it matters for various reasons including some messaging that's more credible if you have territory to hold them .2. another is because wmd work doesn't necessarily take a certain amount of space. as a problem but i admit seems not to have been acted on in any plots he mentioned. [inaudible] >> reporting on the issues that the expertise was not very big because right at the university muzzle the have materials i could've deployed. >> i agreed with that. individuals in this goes back to her discussion on the role of the virtual world. there's a leadership capacity organizationally and with especially isis they suspected figured out a succession strategy hopefully with less talented folks.capitati then there's the inspirational area of leadership. i think that's when those voicen live on to the extent of the inspirational peace and how they articulate a message and how they speak to that message and are able to galvanize, maybe a small part of the pipe nation

ahora en su casa estÁ latente elmo lo que puede tener traer consecuencias para la salud. el vicepresidente, mike pence, viajÓ a texas para reunirse con vÍctimas de las inundaciones y ademÁs de hacer un recorrido por las zonas que fueron golpeadas por el huracÁn hardy. pence dice que han fabricado mÁs de 3000 casas en la regiÓn. el mandatario trump y la primera dama visitan el sÁbado el Área por segunda ocasiÓn y ahora se reunirÁn con los damnificados. hablando de los afectados, la casa blanca informa que el presidente trump donarÁ 1 millÓn de d''olares para ayudarlos. el mandatario pide que elijan una organizaciÓn a la que serÁ entregado el dinero. trump ha sido criticado por dar poco de sus ingresos a cusas caritativas en comparaciÓn con otros multimillonarios. se lo recordamos y es que la ayuda es necesaria y por eso la cruz roja continÚa aceptando donaciones para las vÍctimas del huracÁn. continÚa habilitada la lÍnea telefÓnica. tambiÉn informaciÓn adicional puede visitar univisiÓn noticias.com. saÚl aleman es un dreamer representa la angustia

with me now is elmo. most most people know as until recently the head of the foreign affairs committee of the european parliament you're still in any peace. you also last time around help to rights got agreement between the social democrats on the cd you for the government you don't look that likely to have to write such an agreement this time around what's your reaction to those. first results coming in i think it. gloves again such an agreement but it depends very much hall femme. this a resolve of the magnet being involved with into sort of democratic parties. this is michael as one is thirteen percent debt. she can make it choose between the. a socialist and between of so called jamaica coalition. and in a moment looks more likely to have in jamaica queens. what did this seed you what did the damage house like it so badly wrong? lucas is an overall the disponibiliza skims from done and i think we should taken much more seriously. to fight not. to be closer to them to fight the nationalist explained wh

yes with me now is elmo caus most who most people know as until recently the head of the foreign affairs committee of the european parliament you're still an m.e.p. you also last time around helped write that agreement between the social democrats and the c.d.u. for the government you don't look that likely to have to write such an agreement this time around what's your reaction to those first results coming in i think that is possible to have against such an agreement but it depends very much. this result make will it be a good part of it in the sort of democratic party leaders maglevs one ms thirteen percent that she can make a truce between. socialist and between are just so called to make a coalition and in a moment looks more like you do have a jamaican coalition what did the c.d.u. what did the german chancellor get so badly wrong look this isn't over all of the smaller competitors came stronger and i think we should take it much more seriously to fight not to be closer to them to fight the nationalist to explain to our people which danger in many. sense is combined with such peopl