a little different than how you remember it because that version comes from a recent rerecording ever 992 album Sweet old world and I m so glad we re able to catch up with listening to Williams in Los Angeles I listened to high. You desire to revisit your 980 record sweet old world 25th anniversary but you didn t just release it like a lot of people would do you went ahead and recorded the songs and you re still writing new songs and all all the time when you re writing beautiful new songs what s it like to want to like look back. Well that s to the difference in my vocal. I mean I was singing better now that I was known for one thing yeah you really are you know it s a it s a sad or song in the new version I think today yes we slowed it down and yeah definitely So is that is that enjoyable for you to to go back to these old songs and reinterpret I m. Doing Now how did that Ok looking back it s you know world in 92 like how did how to put it out that record you think affect the way
For n.p.r. News I m Jessica Grose Guard in New Orleans a gold mine in Siberia collapsed today in flooded several cabins where workers live officials say at least 15 miners were killed a search for missing workers will resume in the morning British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has sent an unsigned letter from Parliament to the European Union requesting a breakfast extension but he made it clear in another sign No he doesn t actually want one N.P.R. s Frank Langfitt reports from London Johnson s opponents passed an amendment that withholds their endorsement of his Bracks withdrawal deal until all the related legislation is passed and lawmakers feared that additional Brock s of legislation might not make it through parliament by the deadline at the end of this month and that the u.k. Would inadvertently crash out of the u. With no deal to cause economic damage Johnson is required by law to send a letter to Brussels because he failed to pass his deal but instead sent the unsigned letter o
Act since violent protests broke out over a public transit increase damage estimates are up in the hundreds of millions from metro stations city buses stores and offices multiple fires were set across the city resulting in dozens of injured much of the subway system went up in flames and remains closed officials say it could take months to fix schools in Santiago and the neighboring towns are canceled for the early part of this week riots were also reported throughout the entire country the president is meeting with officials to figure out how to reverse the 4 percent fare hike that led to the chaos the protesters say the transit hike was just the last straw they re demanding more equality in health care education and salaries for n.p.r. News I m paid Sutherland in Santiago President Trump is dropping his plans for next year s g. 7 summit to be held at one of his Florida resorts he blames quote crazed hostility by Democrats in the media though the plan drew but partisan criticism this
On how to react to the request 2 days into a ceasefire Turkish backed forces and Kurdish led forces are continuing to clash in northern Syria intense fighting began earlier this month N.P.R. s Jenny gets right reports General David Petraeus previously served as the commander in charge of u.s. Forces in the Middle East he tells N.P.R. s All Things Considered the u.s. Had a small strategic presence in northern Syria before the Trump administration decided to withdraw he says it was Kurdish fact forces who were on the front lines fighting ISIS the Kurds always used to say the current had no friends but the mountains and I would reassure say Americans are your friends we will not desert you sadly this is a 1000000000 betrayal about 30000000 Kurds live across Iran Iraq Turkey and Syria they re considered the world s largest stateless ethnic group Jenny gets right n.p.r. News this is n.p.r. News engineers will try Sunday to bring down 2 giant cranes leaning over a partially collapsed hotel