like me, you are a prolific and prodigious puker, and the most ebullient boofer i've had the pleasure to know. ( laughter ) how i eagerly await to join you in another devil's triangle and form two points of a lustful isosceles. this fall, i begin my days at yale, where we will party most hearty to the exotic white reggae sounds of ub40. ( laughter ) in conclusion, please burn this letter, as i one day may wish to

electric punk band the prodigy have released a new album and the sound on no tourists is as a price as ever this is the seventh album for the british band since they formed in the early ninety's. the team will be taking the new album on the road for the european tour kicks off in gaston. as the saying goes the good always die young and that was certainly the case for british singer freddie mercury who died at the age of forty five due to complications from hiv and aids but now he's been resurrected on the silver screen fans of freddie mercury and his band queen can get an up close and personal look at the singer's life and career in a new bio pic. freddie mercury the late front man of queen but the singer in the bum the subject of a new movie the human rhapsody. what is the charismatic and it magic and flamboyant singer who has a real life steals the show. he just can reach you almost as if you're the only person in the room no matter where you are watching that stage from any row hitting everyone all the way at the back of the room and it's that exchange that i think makes him one of

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. ♪ i paid my dues time after time ♪ >> as this group of child prodigies from around the world start singing queen's "we are the champions," we are in for something pretty special. ♪ >> i love that kid! >> some of these guys and gals you may recognize. they've gone viral in their own right because they're also incredibly talented. and they've all been brought together by a band from india. they literally translate to language of the either. that's exactly what we're getting here. ♪ we are the champions we are the champions ♪ >> this is so powerful. and the message behind it, if you aren't picking it up already, is pretty magnificen ♪ of the world >> okay. >> excuse me, young man. >> of course, a powerfully timed video considering bohemian rhapsody is the number one video in the world. look who shared it, queen themselves. you know it's legit. ♪ no time for losers because we are the champions ♪ ♪ >>> he heads down hill. >> playing fetch with her own. >> next "right this minute." >>> and still to come -- flying in the skies above egypt, but -- >> not just anywhere in egyp

it usually takes some time before parents realize that they are dealing with a child prodigy in i am not duchess case it was a when she heard her mother playing the piano and then played the melody herself and she was only two years old at that time now aged thirteen i am i was recently in berlin for the german premiere of the first opera and that's where we met up with a young woman i can from southern england. this is a special day for the torture at berlin state ballet they're rehearsing to perform her opera cinderella has a ballet suite ask us to find performing to. you know i compose the piece to music yes. almost from britain she's thirteen much is already a composer pianist and violinist she loves berlin and vienna so she talks to us in both german and english. to fairfax have to think it's a fun place so head to the states. it's always exciting when she dreams up your ideas for the performance on my original i composed cinderella as an opera when she was just ten years old. she began writing music when she was five she got her first violin at age three but was already playing

like this one from electronic music group the prodigy. i try to play at the same time melody harmony bass line and drums. are many. bass line. and drums. and i together. little became famous overnight back in twenty fifteen when his version of the ac d.c. classic thunderstruck went viral. his version of can't stop from the red hot chili peppers was also a hit altogether his music videos have racked up more than one hundred million views on you tube and facebook. i remember releasing the video. on you tube the views got pretty crazy and or started receiving constant requests from all over the world and at the beginning i really didn't know what to do with this concert requests like you do want to play on this date in florida and i was like ok how do i even go to florida. for one concert how much money do i have to ask i really don't know what to do so it was like a big wave against me. now stricken tours the world at his biggest concert to date he performed in front of twelve thousand people in tel aviv. one of luca's biggest role models i

like this one from electronic music group the prodigy. i try to play at the same time melody harmony bass line and drums so melody. harmony. bass line. and drums. and i together. little became famous overnight back in two thousand and fifteen when his version of the ac d.c. classic thunderstruck went viral. his version of can't stop from the red hot chili peppers was also a hit altogether his music videos have racked up more than one hundred million views on you tube and facebook. i remember releasing the video. on you tube the views got pretty crazy or started receiving concert requests from all over the world and in the beginning i really didn't know what to do with this concert requests i kid you want to play on this date in florida and i was like ok how do i even go to florida . and how much money do i have to ask i really didn't know what to do so it was like a big wave against me. now tours the world at his biggest concert to date he performed in front of twelve thousand people in tel aviv. one of the biggest role models is american

making an impression one colleague in particular knows all about landing in the limelight as a team prodigy. gives us something special with all his quality and that for the unexpected it's good you know it's hard if it was to be so young i know. his advice is ok as a player. and what does the coach think need to feel let's not talk too much about the youngsters. i watch out. to see a farmer is aware of the dangers in heaping too much praise on young prospect but there's no escaping the fact son show has an awful lot going for him. to his point of course we're all very happy that he's so good he's coming to school goals so you can know the man when he's excellent one on ones be considerate also very much part of the collective and that's what matters most. to the systems which teach to. jaden sanch i was even the bundesliga player of the month october. and his buddy rhys nelson is doing well for himself with six goals in eight slate matches the london lads are lighting up the make up a right to shout bit of caution but it's hard not getting excited about least to. his strikers everyone's al

like me, you are a prolific and prodigious puker, and the most ebullient boofer i've had the pleasure to know. ( laughter ) how i eagerly await to join you in another devil's triangle and

there's a whole bunch of new affordable cafes and restaurants open that's also true in parts of the most prodigious. even on sort of where previously there were these kind of foreboding silos there's now this sort of supermarkets and there's and there's a more sort of democratic kind of slightly more got a tarion. galatz area in streets emerging but these are these are streets for consumers for sort of middle class consumers that are not streets from kind of from poorer muscovites from the suburbs of muster and they're certainly not good towards the vast migrant population which which exists in moscow but i mean even if you are just want to take a stroll i think nobody for beats people from any economic strata to get out there and take a walk anyway you mentioned statics and this change in appearance has become a running theme for a western journalist but they almost invariably file stories along the lines of yes moscow is becoming prettier but daunte lad the looks full you do you agree with that that behind this new facade the russian capital is still a harsh and welcoming and ultimately authorita

in those days vietnam represented prodigies of natural beauty and man-made horror. the struggle above all was a disaster of which the american tragedy that i interviewed scores vietnamese of anti-communist and read thousands of pages of translated memoirs and documents so let me recount to you the minuscule incident 10000 times one morning 1964 from the south vietnamese airport as they try to go through a ravaged village we saw a young woman sitting silent holding a wicker basket. her eyes were straightahead in a blank stare. asking why she lingered in the midst of a battlefield and she remained silent her eyes give a flash of terror than suddenly he thrust the basket toward me that contents contained scarves a necklace and a pair of earrings the soldier now told her to come back holding of the basket her hands trembled so violently she was unable to take it and began to unbutton her blouse the man was deeply embarrassed she thought the rejection of her property was that he wanted her body. what kind of life had she experienced to a soldier who could be her younger

point to billion dollars and we cannot afford to do that but the societal incarceration so first of all prodigious kernels but secondly we realized we had a problem with substance abuse in our state and with how we could do a better job of different programs. [inaudible] i would go around the state and give speeches about criminal justice reform and asked the audience is anyone in this audience never met anyone that had a substance abuse issue someone with high school or college or is there anyone in the audience that does not know would that has is issue? not one time did anyone raise her hand. not in this audience either. i would visit recovery centers and we have great women in recovery talk programs in our state where if you decide to go into if you get help with substance abuse and work-related skills and work on learning how to be a good mother in the system and be a good mother to your family we could not put you in prison but put you through this program we have great success rate like 80% success rate in these programs plus it saves the state money because it's less offensive to put peopl

. >> reporter: he is known as a prodigious fundraiser and skilled politician. >> she brought us to a massive victory in the house of representatives. she is strong. has the capacity, the compassion and strength of will. >> i'm not anti-pelosi. i considers the speaker to be a talented speaker, remarkable speaker, a friend but i'm close. >> reporter: in an effort to secure victory nancy pelosi has been meeting with undecided democrats one on one, won the vote of john lewis. and moveon.org. she lacks the necessary majority to win the speakers job, needing 17 democrats who are opposed to her. that is where her tough political reputation may come into play. and experienced members alexandria ocasio-cortez join the climate sit in, they find themselves with offices in the outer reaches and committee assignments no member wants. it may be republicans control the senate and the white house, ensures the death of almost all democratic legislation that does not seek generous compromise. ed: time for tonight's power panel. former clinton pollster doug showing, editorial director of the daily call

>> when he was a child he was a clear prodigy and 1 years old he ouldd to spain question c get boater training. italy supported him through his early 20sth united states at this appropriate was a deal drive by rex in st. louis who sorted of created an american champion. and another top player who won in the philippines. knees someone to sponsor them. >> if you think that part ofhe reason why maybe he hasn't caught an become household name? >> maybe because chess didn't big. it's a different culture. when fsher won it was a crazy team, the height of soviet war fisher was iconi he wa unusual he was mentally ill and eventually was exiled from the united states but that the the time the consider turkey lessed 'place -- >> this american defeating the soviesoviet union. >> he we in on r podcast searching, is this -- >> i dohink that. w many times in the press a chess player was referred to as the next bobby fifer. ery american kid even a lot of kids. >> sha boyian. >> me it was wha poinere the al material show have flipped. ever flusher was exiled. ction.lated u.s. san and yet this is persi

folks, my next guest is a chef who is called a prodigy by "the new yorker" when he was just 13 years old. now at the ripe old age of 19 he has his own restaurant in new york called gem. please welcome chef flynn mcgarry. nice to meet you. what are we making today? >> we're going to make beats. >> stephen: i love beats. >> first i'm told we have to pout these goggles and gloves. >> stephen: these are buzz kills. >> which is a great way to start cooking some root vegetables. and gloves. >> stephen: now why-- why do i need to wear goggles to cook beats. >> you don't want the red in your eye s. >> stephen: all right. >> so, essentially, we have beats, they've been braised, soaked, and dried and we do that to them twice. >> stephen: wait a second, they've been braised, smoked, and dried and we rehydrate them, dry them again, and smoke them again. >> stephen: okay, they are hard to kill, evidently. >> yes. so that is the beat we have here. >> stephen: there's the beat? >> you're going to take your pair of tweezers. yes. you're going to stab the beat. >> stephen: done. >> you're going to di

like me, you are a prolific and prodigious puker, and the most ebullient boofer i've had the pleasure to know. ( laughter ) how i eagerly await to join you in another devil's triangle and form two points of a lustful isosceles. this fall, i begin my days at yale, where we will party most hearty to the exotic white reggae sounds of ub40. ( laughter ) in conclusion, please burn this letter, as i one day may wish to be a "supreme court justice." yours, bart. p.s. i like beer. ( laughter and applause ) >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight, a country for old men. plus, stephen welcomes... lady gaga. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: whoo! there you go! thank you, thursday! this is a thursday crowd! very nice! there it is! ( band playing ) oh, that made it! look at that band! ( cheers and applause ) thank you so much! please have a seat, everybody! welcome to "the late show," ladies and gentlemen. i'm your host, steph

. >> reporter: will became a child prodigy, competing in more than 200 tournaments. >> he won many titles. a new york state champion. the pennsylvania state championship. >> reporter: his family seeing comparisons to the legendary chess champ, and namesake of the movie "searching for bobby fischer." >> i'm not concerned about other things. like friendships. >> my sister was very worried cause she said, "look at bobby fischer. they're all insane. doesn't it worry you that he likes chess?" >> reporter: by his teen years, sally was worried about will, seeing him struggle. unable to connect with his peers. >> it's hard to be a kid when you have the mind of an adult. he was diagnosed with mental illness when he was in college. >> reporter: sally says the only thing worse than her son's illness was the way the world began to treat him. >> there's tremendous stigma. society disregards and discards people with mental illness. he wasn't happy. so you don't want to see your child suffer, especially suffer when you know that we're still in a situation where the illness that he has is something that

senator levin, director ackerman, leadership and staff of the summit and levin center, thank you for this prodigious award. to humbly accept on behalf of our bipartisan group of our house members, staff and the south carolina general assembly. we're not that familiar with being recognized for positive achievement, but that's certainly, but gradually changing and indulge me a little background. south carolina state government has historically been dominated by the legislature, the general assembly. the reasons are interesting, but beyond the scope of this event. in the last several years, we have made considerable effort to ensure that we have a functional executive in the governor, an independent state court system, and a legislature that does legislative things, not just preempt and dominate the other branches. since the 200-plus agencies, boards, commissions, and departments of the state were often unduly controlled and managed by senior legislators, with attendant ethical challenges, our government reorganization has created some power vacuums in the agencies and departments, hence, the need for

and i think that is -- that would be a really great use of her prodigious talents. >> phil, i want to read you a quote from the memoir, her distaste for what we cover here every night, the current political climate. i've lane awake at night fuming over has come to pass. it's been distressing to see how the behavior and the political agenda of the current president has caused many americans to doubt themselves and to doubt and fear one another. i sometimes wonder where the bottom might be. all of us have family and friends who have said some form of that exact quote to us. a lot of us this week. >> and she's giving voice to it. in many ways she's sort of the moral conscience that doesn't approve of this president. we remember the convention speech she gave in 2016 where she said when he goes low, we go high. that was a calling for a lot of democrats in that campaign, and i think her book is going to be powerful for that half of the country. trump's going to have to figure out how to navigate this. she is a very popular figure. she's not a politician. she's not her husband. she's not hi

. >> reporter: the young prodigies, proving that smart is sexy. 27-year-old carlsen models for g-star. he once beat bill gates in nine moves. and guess starred on "the simps simpsons." >> i'm world champion magnus carlsen. >> reporter: it's caruana's first attempt at a chess title. >> he's calm and methodical. he approaches life with a really clear intent. >> reporter: carson mcveigh, who played caruana when they were young, is confident the american will turn the stalemate into a checkmate. these guys are under so much pressure. they're going to be facing off in a series of increasingly fast tiebreakers, potentiality ending in something called an armageddon match. the game kicks off in just a few hours. whatever the outcome, history is going to be made right here at this table. >> wow. >> we're so excited. >> how fast you have to play. >> i know. i'm all-in. >> lucy, who is favored? is there a favorite? >> reporter: well, you know. i mean, fabiano, this is fabiano's first world chess championship match. carlsen, this is his third. you know what? not a single person has managed to win

. >> reporter: the young prodigies proving that smart is sexy. 27-year-old carlsen models for g star. he once beat bill gates in just stne moves. and even gue starred on the simpsons. >> i'm world chess cmpion magnus carlsen. >> reporter: it's caruana's first t at a championship title. >> he approaches life with a really clear intent. >> reporter: carson mcvay, who played caruana when they were young, is confident the americal will turn the ate into a checkmate. these guys are under so much pressure. they are going to be facing off a series of increasingly fast tiebreakers, potentially ending inomethingalled an armageddon match. the game kicks off in just a few hours, and whatever the outcome history is going to be made ght here at this table. guys. >>e wow! >> we excited. >> i'm all in. >> no pressure at all. >> is there a favorite? >> reporter: well, you know,is mean, s fabiano's first. not a single person hason a single one of the past 12 games, , guys. anyone's ga >> thank you. >>> we are back after your local news. anyone's game after this. >> lucy, thank you. >>> we're back afte

he is a prodigious mathematics ability. i want you to use your econometrics to give you the probability that mr. carney will brexit at a press conference today. the analysis on how he is going to avoid a discussion on brexit? david: i would say the probability is zero. it is going to come up in the q&a. idea.l be asked about the we are going to keep this going. he has got a function just like draghi and just like powell, and that is tepid inflation. but it is not. what is he going to say about inflation? david: i think the chief economist shared a really interesting speech where he talked about wages accelerating in the u.k. the labor market tightening and much more confident there. the labor market was showing real signs of strength coming through in terms of wages. we saw that follow through in the late markets with private sector regular wage rises running at over 3%. public sector wages also picked up. i think the story here will be a lot more confidence eventually. there is always the ecb space. they'reition where it m

isn't it time she recognised reality and, after all her prodigious efforts, stood aside for someone else who can take this country someone else who can take this cou ntry forward someone else who can take this country forward in a united way? no. does the prime minister feel she has listened to her officials while sidelining her brexit secretaries, and is she now disobeying the instruction of my constituency in gravesham? i have to say the answer to both questions is no. i have worked with my brexit secretaries, with the officials of the negotiating team throughout the process and i believe the deal we are proposing does deliver on the instruction of the british people. asa as a psychologist it is clear to me today that the prime minister is in denial. however pragmatically agreed this deal has been made, it does not command a majority in the house. if she believes in her deal and she wa nts to she believes in her deal and she wants to give back control, will she put it to the people?” wants to give back control, will she put it to the people? i refer the honourable lady to the answer

senator levin, director ackerman leadership and staff of the summit and levin center thank you for this prodigious award. i humbly accept this on behalf of our bipartisan group of dedicated house members staff and also on behalf of the best intentions of the south alina general assembly. we're not that familiar with being recognized with positive achievement but that is certainly but gradually changing. it does me a little background. south alina state government has historically been nominated by the legislator of the general assembly. reasons are interesting but beyond the scope of this event. in the last several years we have made considerable effort to ensure that we have a functional executive in the government and independent state system and legislator that does legislative things, not just preempt and dominate the other branches. since the 200 plus agencies boards and commissions and departments of the state are often unduly controlled and managed by senior legislators but attend the ethical challenges our government reorganization has created some power vacuums in the agencies and departm

she has done a prodigious job with a great fundraiser and she keeps her caucus together which the republicans can't say. i've got to thank all the constituents that did not take back all these little posters like pete sessions, scott taylor. i've got a whole list of the near. thank you, thank you, thank you for not subjecting us to these idiots. but i don't understand. there are four of them that they sent back. collins,nter, chris marsha blackburn. why would they send these clut z back to be representatives? i'd be embarrassed if i lived in those places. you can see what michigan did. michigan flipped almost all the way democratic. that's because nobody up there understands how trump ever took michigan. i'm impressed that you are in michigan but you just rattled off a list of candidates on either side in states not your own. caller: so much of what happens on the national level impacts our lives and i don't think the young people understand that until you get old. debbiehat's giving her take on yesterday. some of those highlighted in the paper this morning since the -- this is the orlando se