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# right, said, fred, give a shout for charlie # up comes charlie from the floor below hello, dolly! there are some super tracks on this. a track every morning with ken bruce and myself every afternoon. there will be another one same time tomorrow. we are working in a very recording studio, which is recording 16 separate tracks through a board like this. when i started producing records a few years ago... # right, said fred, both of us together, one # each end and steady as we go....# we still mixed our sounds on a board like this, not quite as complicated. but it all came down to just one track because it was on a record came out of one loudspeaker. # there's nothing you can do that can't be done... # nothing you can sing that can't be sung. # very superstitious. music. it's all around us. it's in everything we do. in our work or play. we celebrate with it, and we mourn with it. # i may not always love you...# i need music, and i don't mean just professionally. i think you will find to some extent, pretty well everybody does. # if i painted a picture of you...# bill haley had arrive

the way we see this in the way charlie was kind enough to remark upon. there is basically no single insult in the entire document. there is no profanity in the entire document, which is amazing considering it was not written but dictated. and usually after a few drinks at night. bush refers to kissinger as not a gentleman. which is the worst thing he could possibly be in his worldview. and i think it is indicative of a broader problem that bush and those like him see kissinger as operating not only in the diplomatic and bureaucratic system, but not properly representing where america should be on the world stage. there was a very detailed brouhaha. i will alleviate you from hearing all the details, when the united states to chose to support nationalist china's continued representation on the united nations general assembly, where as most of the rest of the world wanted to move over to communist china. bush defended it to the hilt. kissinger decided to undermine policy by essentially showing up in china the day before the vote in order to demonstrate what

charlie which which, i don't know, did anybody in the audience see it? well, a lot of people left because they couldn't handle it. it was quite a play. actually, a wonderful work of jimmy's that has never received the proper due, as much of his work. but i was at a performance at the antitheater every night -- amphitheater every night, and then it closed and went to london for a little while, and then it ended. and there have been resurgences of the play. in fact, it was done recently what daniel lives, in providence, rhode island, at the trinity repertory theater which was exciting to see after all these years. it's a wonderful play to read, it's an important play, and too many people said it was polemic and didn't want to have to face what was the play about which was based on the emmitt till lynchings. and other lynchings. and so it's interesting to note that given this was all the way back in 1964. and he had quite a hard time with the actors' studio, lee strasburg and the whole plan, to get it done. and burgess meredith was involved in the process a

and i think, i hope, that you are able to hear that president drake, charlie, jack, that these people are our friends. and somebody has been mentioned a couple of times. i would be remiss if i didn't say that our lives were intertwined with one family, the kennedy family. when ethel and robert wanted to come today, it had tremendous meaning for us. thank you, thank you ethel and bobby. those memories are beyond heart ache and enjoy. thank you so much for being here for dad and mother. i would also be remiss if i did not think -- dad died nine days ago, and during that period of time there had been a group of people to come together with unbelievable love, strength, support and energy to celebrate him. they knew him well and they absolutely made this day possible, this time possible. when we were going to the funeral home to see dad's body, i knew i wanted to write something to put in the casket. i started writing my letter to him. and when i wrote it, i realized i was actually writing what i wanted to say to all of you. so this is a letter, a letter i started, see you will hear me ref

ben stein along with jessica, charles payne, charlie gasparino and adam working on hangovers as we speak. well done, gentlemen. seymour, i'm going to start with you. unions are running scared, at least union bosses are, but it seems as though union households gave trump quite a boost in the election. is the split a good thing. >> i think the election of trump was very good news for many unions, public sector union probably not because trump wants to shrink the government. but when you talk about the old blue collar industrial unions, those unions are going -- that is to say the workers in those unions are going to do very well because donald trump is very much committed to bringing back the jobs of coal miners and of pipe fitters and truckers and, you know, other kinds of industrial jobs that have left the country. so i think the union leaders wanted to run in one direction and the union members that they're supposed to represent wanted to go in the other. but i think ultimately more jobs is good for unions and i don't know what they're trying about. >> all right. seiu making these massi

have reminded me again of a clip i saw last night on television, where shimon was being interviewed by charlie rose. and he looked at him sort of saying, i'm going to serve a softball up to you. and watch you hit a home run. "what do you want your legacy to be?" and he said, "i'm more concerned about tomorrow than yesterday." our complicated, brilliant friend steered by a simple , straightforward creed. perhaps in no small measure to his constant, relentless urging. the tomorrows he envisions are already being lived here in israel. by many young people, in spite of all the troubles. you heard the prime minister talk about the dedication of the new high tech park. he's been talking to me about that for 25 years. and there are young people now throughout the region who are trying to break both the mental and material chains that have held them in bondage, perhaps in -- thanks in no small measure to the inspiration he provided. as has been said, his critics often claimed he was a naive, overly optimistic dreamer. they were only wrong about the "naive" part. he knew exactly what he was doing in be

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thank you, charlie and bob. >>> up next, president obama may only have 20 days left in office. he i making the most of them. more on "am joy" when we come right back. >>> keep america moving forward is a task that falls to all of us. sustaining and building on all whef achieved from helping more young people afford a higher education to ending discrimination based on pre-existing conditions to tightening rules on wall street, to protecting this planet for our kids. that's going to take all of us working together. >> as president obama approaches his final weeks in office, donald trump continues to openly challenge him on a host of issues, break fwraimg the long-held tradition there is just one president at a time. despite trump trying to rewrite that rule, the reality is that barack obama is still, for the next 20 days, the sitting president of the united states. in the days ahead, president obama is looking for ways to insure his most significant accomplishments survive once he leaves the white house. that clgcincludes a meeting nex week with congressional democrats to shield

the east german training team, and was training, at the same time i was crossing through checkpoint charlie a couple miles away while conducting intelligence operations in the east. we didn't know that until the wall fell, i tell the story of brave souls not related to the family, shot and killed in 1985 by soviet sentries on a mission to east germany. i spoke to family members, some were killed trying to escape. and political prisoners, and -- he has become a personal friend, he spent several years sowing scraps of fabric together. and built a hot air balloon. attached a homemade burner to it. and their pictures in the book. taking gorbachev's lead for restructuring, and he refuses to budge from his position and vouched to be the last remaining hardline dictator in eastern europe. then on november 9, 1989, the world is stunned when east germans are told they are free to go. 16 million people emerge from behind the iron curtain including my mother's family and we reunite after 40 years. in the book i detail how the fall came about, possibly by accident and i take you through that. i'm somet

i'm charlie exproaz this is a special edition of "charlie rose: the week." just ahead, movies for the holidays. >> this is just a way to force us to work together for once. >> it's more complicated than that. >> how is it more complicated? >> russia just executed one of their own to keep their secrets. >> we've got two hours. >> how do we clarify our intentions? >> i'd go back in. >> rose: we will have that story and more on what happened and what might happen. >> 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 >> rose: and so you began how? >> creating an emotional light. >> rose: is it luck at all or is it something else? >> taking things that speak to you. >> rose: what's the object lesson here? >> it's a really emotional experience for them. >> rose: tell me the significance of the moment. >> rose: mildred and richard loving didn't start out to change the law of the land. they simply wanted to be married.

here's charlie kaufman describing how to win about their business. it goes to the point of for journalist when everybody else is over, i work begins. he says quote, when the soldiers are seeking rest, the work of the army correspondent begins. all through the day eyes andd ears have been open. the notebook is scrawled with characters intelligible to him read it once, but wholly meaningless if you are later. i think every reporter in the room will understand that. he must grope his way along the lines in the darkness. visit the hospitals, here the notice of all, a limited air, of get at the probable truth, not truth, but probable truth. keeping ever in mind that each general thinks his brigade, each colonel thinks his regiment, every captain his company did most of the fighting.en and quote. and i picked that out because of the term probable truth, and i think it circles us back to pat tillman and kind of this whole idea of writing the first draft of history. tommy and i were talking earliel today about what lessons i learned. one of the lessons i lea

but charlie, the year is young, and this room for one more. i'm glad you are here. you are my one more love bundle. i'm kennedy. he the list of larger than life figures to passed this year is staggering. muha ali. arnold palmer, john glenn, cuban dictator fidel castro. house it going down there, fidel? that's barely the tip of the iceberg. tonight wee have to discuss it with the party panel in mourning and joy. it's comedian jimmy failla. and gavin mcinnes. kmele foster is here, the glorious host on the fifth column podcast. one of the most popular in the country. it's a worldwide phenomenon led by you and your great dress wearer and lapel pins. gavin, in your beautiful christmas card you touched on music and the attorneys music has in your life. i wanted to touch on music in the monologue. some of the musicians we lost, they leave a hole in the culture. tell me about your wife's reaction. >> my wife whom i love have ch, continues stop crying when prince died. i value her i.q., but i worry it's low. he had delirium, he had the power generation. there was purposing r

less charlie rose and more carson daly. >> san francisco is consistently ranked as one of the most literate cities in the united states. multiple reading events are happening every night of the year, competing against a big names like city arts and lectures. radar was voted the winner of these san francisco contest. after two decades of working for free, michelle is able to make radar her full-time job. >> i am a right to myself, but i feel like my work in this world is eagerly to bring writers together and to produce literary events. if i was only doing my own work, i would not be happy. it is, like throwing a party or a dinner party. i can match that person with that person. it is really fun for me. it is nerve wracking during the actual readings. i hope everyone is good. i hope the audience likes them. i hope everybody shows up. but everything works out. at the end of the reading, everyone is happy. ♪

john: charlie brown ever learn from his failures. but we can learn from failure. try and try again. that's our show tonight. ♪ >> and now jon stossel. john: i'm a big failure. i started facebook and it failed really? well sorted. when i was in college i published a guidebook for guys that included a fresh picture girls from neighboring all-girls schools. clearly this was the first facebook. unfortunately al gore has suspended the internet so my facebook was an interactive and useful and also to the girls i was about to get publicity. 60s protests erupted stealing all the attention. my facebook had no publicity. years later mark zuckerberg tried again improving on my idea and now he has $40 billion i don't. but i tried again. i became a tv reporter and that worked out. turns out lots of successful people fail at first. oprah winfrey, steve jobs come the author of dr. seuss. some argue that they were fueled by failure. that's the title of a new book by jeremy bloom. bloom has been a success. you were once an olympic level skier andy played pro-foot all for two nfl teams and yet you

and actor charlie sheen giving best twitter. suggesting the two of them run together in the next presidential election. you cannot make this one up. sheen writes. this come on ted cruz in four years we can unseed this guy you bring the awesome i will bring the winning. a picture of martin sheen as president, bartlett in that tv show the west wing. he writes glad to see charlie sheen embracing conservative principles but americans just rejected another political "duck dynasty." and this comes, of course, after charlie sheen sent out that tweet this week basically calling for the death of president-elect trump. >> probably trying to recover. >> maybe a bit presumptuous cruz would be the vice president. >> what did he use? >> cheetah blood. >> you can beat tiger blood. >> just five minutes -- five seconds inside his head will kill you. >> can't beat tiger blood. >> coming up on the show counting down the top political sound bites of 2016. who could forget this one? >> having said all of this, why aren't i 50 point ahead you might a

i'm in the town, charlie brown. i did very much like it. i like to watch robots be humans and smooch each other. >> worst case of a great new series feeling way too short -- >> "stranger things"! >> are you serious? >> "stranger things," awesome show. i like that. that whole '80s vibe. i really, really enjoyed that. >> it was just the right amount of everything. it had family, it had winona ryder, like, how much more could you want? >> it was so, so good. those kids are amazing! i bet the stock price of eggo waffles went up just based on "stranger things." >> this is the president. >> plenty of older series unveiled their latest seasons to acclaim. "house of cards," orange is the new black. >> welcome back. >> i watched the new season of "orange is the new black" and i cried at the end, hysterically. >> my rein has just begun. >> i got really into "game of thrones". >> i love this show so much, it has ravens and it has large people and tiny people and walking people and oh, you know, walls. it's the best! >> best new show with a familiar ol

washington hawks looking to improve to seven-five under three minutes left, hawks down by a basket, charlie brown, chuck brian, he noise block head, has 13 points. saint guess takes the lead. hawks still up a point, lemar campbell also with 13. st. joes win the league opener over george washington 68-63. >>> lasalle at dayton, john and the explorers trying to snap a 12 game losing streak to the flyers, first half, lasalle up by one and ukee washington if you are watching our favorite play, that is powell with 23. later in the first, lasalle up a point bye kendell paulard had 20 points. lasalle loses, by 11. >>> that is all for sports, i'm don bell, have a great day >>> still ahead right the here on "eyewitness news" we are following latest developments on the state trooper shot dead overnight, and the search for his killer this morning. >>> also ahead ringing in the new year in style, and safely, how philadelphia police are making sure everyone is protect in the aftermath of several terror attacks overseas. >>> plus, summer isn't only time to hit the shore, south jersey town where people ge

that is why charlie is not honoured. we all like going to the pictures, this is andersonjones who has taken it a step further. he is quite quirky. this is a gentleman in stoke who loved his local cinema so much that when it closed he wa nted so much that when it closed he wanted to build one in his back garden. it is in replica of the 19805 tune. he has 3a seats, it has taken 19805 tune. he has 3a seats, it has ta ke n yea rs 19805 tune. he has 3a seats, it has ta ken years to 19805 tune. he has 3a seats, it has taken years to build. it is in his garden. it is only for family and friends, he has the good seats, a replica carpet and he has a little for you and people, his wife who is very supportive, comes out with refreshments. there is an usher. this is an absolute replica. for someone, i love the film cinema paradiso, which is about being in love with cinema, i think there is something lovely about this. there is no financial gain. he hasjust put a lot of time and effort into it. what would be your first film, if that

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welcome. >> thank you, charlie. i'm so glad to be here. i just love you and the show very much. >> rose: thank you so much. we're honored to have you here. >> thank you. >> rose: and congratulations on this. >> thank you. >> rose: tell us about your musical journey, you know, from prussia to the u.s. >> well, i think my journey has a lot to do with kind people who decided to help because both my parents are artists and artistic, and they really believed in, you know, share art, share classical concerts, music was always playing in the house. i had an amazing teacher in moscow. as a matter of fact, that was really the only thing that was kind of holding my parents back when they wanted to immigrate to america. >> rose: what did you want to do? >> when i was really little, i said i wanted to be a composer, and it was explained to me by very nice common-sense people that it's very hard to be a composer and you have to be brilliant to be a composer, but you could be a classical pianist if you want to and play brilliant people's work. somewhere

charlie the tuna wanted to be put in a can. >> he was dumb. >>> louis, you said why would they want trump to fail? i guess in their minds all those things would happen if he succeeds. >> yeah, we're screwed. you're right. thanks. >> you said it sounds like the worst episode of "real world" ever. imagine the smell. >> terrible. awful. >> chewy everywhere. >> tom you said nobody tells a sheriff what to do. obviously you have never seen "smokey and the bandit." >> okay. >> michael you said it will be good for these kids to learn what it is like to have 50 roommates. >> also probably the first time they haven't lived with their parents. >> the plan was concocted in their parents' basements. >> all of their parents' basements. how can we get them out of the house. >> a terrible plan. >>> surreal is the word of the year. the interest spiked after the election when the liberals hoped they were living in st. elsewhere. >> the kids at home going yeah, man, st. elsewhere. >> did you write the story? >> i didn't. >> okay. andy does that. he'll write a story and criticize what came out of my mouth. >

hello this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and steph mcgovern. more than 100 stars of the olympics and paralympics are recognised in the new year's honours list at the end of a glittering year in sport mo farah, jessica ennis—hill and andy murray are among more than a hundred athletes honoured. nearly 1200 people are on this year's list, from entertainers to community workers, we'll be hearing some of their stories. it has been astonishing really. i don't think it will until i go to the palace and get the words. good morning, it's saturday 31st december. warnings of travel disruption on the roads and at airports as foggy conditions continue to affect parts of the country. security plans for new year's eve celebrations are modified in response to this year's terror attacks in berlin and nice. hull city are off the bottom of the premier league after a 2—2 draw with everton. and matt has weather forecast. still some fog this morning across southern areas but nowhere near as bad as yesterday. i have the details on that and details of the weather

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chants hello this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and steph mcgovern. more than 100 stars of the olympics and paralympics are recognised in the new year's honours list at the end of a glittering year in sport mo farah, jessica ennis—hill and andy murray are among more than a hundred athletes honoured. nearly 1200 people are on this year's list, from entertainers to community workers, we'll be hearing some of their stories. it has been astonishing really. i don't think it will until i go to the palace and get the words. good morning, it's saturday 31st december. warnings of travel disruption on the roads and at airports as foggy conditions continue to affect parts of the country.

hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and steph mcgovern. more than 100 stars of the olympics and paralympics are recognised in the new year's honours list. andy murray and mo farah are given knighthoods. jessica ennis—hill becomes a dame. nearly 1,200 people are on this year's list, from entertainers to community workers. we'll be hearing from some of them on this morning's programme. good morning, it's saturday 31st december. warnings of travel disruption on the roads and at airports as freezing fog continues to affect parts of the country. security plans for new year's eve celebrations are modified in response to this year's terror attacks in berlin and nice. in sport away from the new year's honours, hull city were denied their first league win for almost two months by everton, they drew 2—2, but the point was enough to lift them off the bottom of the premier league. and matt has more on those tricky weather conditions. still somersault around this morning, particularly around southern areas but not as bad as yesterday. —— still

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when john put annie on the phone, she said, and i quote, "charlie, you know, i think this is going to work." [laughter] mr. bolden: john glenn always said yes. yes to his country's call in the united states marine corps, yes to being the first american to orbit earth as one of mercury 7, yes to his state's nomination to serve in the senate, and yes to the ongoing call of his nation to help it forge a path through a new millennium. it was courage, grace, and humility john displayed throughout his life that lifted him above the stars. as the current head of nasa, i can say unequivocally that we are standing on john glenn's shoulders as we pursue a human journey to mars, a journey that would not be possible without his bravery and selfless dedication. i know that, and countless other astronauts who had the privilege of following senator glenn into space can pinpoint his remarkable accomplishment as the first american to orbit earth as the seed of our aspirations. even in his 70's, he continued to break barriers as he took to space again in the space shuttle. i was so proud to see this am

charlie: nathan? nathan: most people associate this with "his girl friday," a great idea, to make the character a woman. they created a screwball comedy but the play is not a screwball comedy. it is dark comedy mixed with melodrama and by the third act it's a farce. it is highly unusual. it was put together by jed harris, who said it needed to be fixed. it has the hand of george kaufman. it is a three act structure and very much in the tradition of his plays. the first act is set up, the second act is complications and then the third act is hilarious and everything pays off in a delightful and satisfying way. but it is interesting for audience today, the best thing you can tell someone about a play is that it is 90 minutes with no intermission. they're thrilled. [laughter] nathan: this is asking people to have a little patience and it is worth it by the end because these guys knew what they were doing. it is the most fun i've had in a long time. it is technically a hard place to be. it is demanding. c

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when john put annie on the phone, she said, and i quote, "charlie, you know, i think this is going to work." [laughter] mr. bolden: john glenn always said yes. yes to his country's call in the united states marine corps, yes to being the first american to orbit earth as one of mercury 7, yes to the state's nomination to serve in the senate, and yes to the ongoing call of his nation to help forge a path through a new millennium. it was courage, grace, and humility john displayed throughout his life that lifted him above the stars. as the current head of nasa, i can say unequivocally that we are standing on john glenn's shoulders as we pursue a human journey to mars, a journey that would not be possible without his bravery and selfless dedication. i know that, and countless other astronauts, who had the privilege of following senator glenn into space, content point -- can pinpoint his remarkable accomplishment as the first american to orbit earth as the seedof our aspirations -- of our aspirations. even in his 70's, he continued to break barriers as he took to space again in the space s

i'm in the town charlie brown. i very much like it. i like to watch robots be humans and smooch each other. >> worst case of a great new series feeling way too short. >> stranger things. >> are you serious? >> awesome show. that eighties vibe. i really enjoyed that. >> family, wynona rider. how much more could you want. the kids are amazing. i bet the stock price of egg go waffles went up based on stranger things. >> plenty of older series unveiled their latest series. >> i watched the new "orange is the new black" and i cried at the end. hysterically. >> my reign has just begun. >> i got really into game of thrones. >> the battle of the --. i love this show so much it has ratings and large people and tiny people and walking people and wars. it is the best. >> best new show with a familiar old face? >> we will not live in fear. >> designated survivor. >> who knew kiefer sutherland was going to be our perennial saving world guy? >> ah, it's going to be awesome boy. >> worst case of a fantastic show not being noticed by enough people yet

in the north bay happy new year's charlie brown. and at san francisco union square the final candle for the last night of hanukkah. the grand finale of the lighting of the menorah. in sports the warriors and niners play at home. sharks on friday and raiders are away. >> i know where you'd like to be, the oracle. harrison barns will be out there. that will be interesting. warriors heavy favorites. on the serious side, taking care of business, after the break, stephen curry raising thousands of dollars for the ghost ship fire relief fund, we'll tell you how much was raised from the auction. curry acted off two pairs of shoes and raises $45,000. he wore one pair of shoes during a me game ceremony that went for $15,000, another pair he wore during a game went for $31,000. all the money is going to a relief fund to help victims of the ghost ship warehouse family. sometimes money being donated never makes it to a charity. >> william has more on the problems with using a third party to make donations. you want to make sure your donations a

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charlie: you wanted her badly. >> yes. charlie: why was that? >> she is the only character in all three films, she is the bedrock, and i thought it would take a lot of skill to do the things she was doing, dark and ugly, and preserve the humanity of the character. and i thought somebody as amazing as naomi could pull it off. charlie: how does kevin change? >> the changes drastically. he is acting out this performance of masculinity, particularly in the second story and by the third story he has become much more vulnerable and open. he has found a way to reach out and he is liberated, reaching out to this guy. charlie: what was the most challenging thing for you? >> getting past the hurdle. i thought, our lives are so similar move this is his biography in tt myself out of it, but it was difficult to get to the point where i was like, this is my story. charlie: what are the autobiographical elements for you? >> the relationship between the sun and mother. it is a composite of myself and tarell mccraney. it was the first thing i saw in it. how did

>> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: "moonlight" is the new film from writer and director barry jenkins. it is an adaptation of tarell mccraney's play, "in moonlight black boys look blue." the film focuses on three pivotal time periods in the life of a young man as he comes to terms with his sexuality and struggles to find his identity. coach writes that the film has the best take on black masculinity, ever. here is a look. ♪ >> what you looking at me like that for? >> what, man? like you just drove down here? >> yeah. ♪ >> who is you?

. ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: "moonlight" is the new film from writer and director barry jenkins. it is an adaptation of tarell mccraney's play, "in moonlight black boys look blue." the film focuses on three pivotal time periods in the life of a young man as he comes to terms with his sexuality and struggles to find his identity. coach writes that the film has the best take on black masculinity, ever. here is a look. ♪