that's box office girl power. >> if no one else will defend the world, then i must. >> here are the statsn gal. she's 32, 5'10", married and the mother of two daughters. in fact, she was pregnant with maya while doing reshoots for the movie. >> five months pregnant. i had a funny costume. they cut a triangle and painted it green. i came to work, we came to work together. >> born and raised in israel, her parents changed the original family name. >> it used to be greenstein. i like it better. >> she enlisted in the military after high school. >> you were in the army? >> i was. >> like this wonder woman thing, you're ready for it. >> it's funny, i was ready. this is the role of my dreams. ever since i became an actress, i wanted to show the stranger side of women. >> her husband since 2008 is real estate developer. before acting she was a beauty queen, crowned ms. israel 2004. she became a model which led to an acting career. her first big role was in "fast and furious" five from the "fast and furious" "fast and furious" series. she was in batman, dawn of justice. >> i don't think you've kn

i must ask you what you think about it coming back. i think it's fantastic news. was it like to be on it? amazing! i love the games we had, it was so much fun. so appropriate for me and my dad because we are game for a laugh. it's dad because we are game for a laugh. it‘s a great experience. dad because we are game for a laugh. it's a great experience. steve, i must ask you, you got a cuddly toy at the ends and some ghastly shirts? have you still got them?” at the ends and some ghastly shirts? have you still got them? i have. you got toy, two young boys, eight and five now. they loved the cuddly toy to bits. i have great memories of that day. are your main memories of the show? what was it like to be on it? there is somebody peeking around the door! carry on! memories of the day, it was really surreal. the games we got to take part in. the musical sweet charity with bonnie langford. that was great fun. 0h, i‘m sorry, we seem to have lost one of our guests. i don‘t know if we have the other one. i'm still bear! what about the new show coming along? i must ask you,

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it was frustrating last night, i must admit. i quickly just frustrating last night, i must admit. eeded to do today. i have done in straight sets and that is all that matters. what was your opinion? it would have been nice. i think they were worried about crowd control. the bottom line is they need to start on manic monday. faced —— they need to start an hour earlier. sometimes you get a lobby with the scheduling. it is rough for novak to be the only match. it is a little bit unfair, really. what have you made of the state of the courts? we have heard plenty of —— complains. state of the courts? we have heard plenty of -- complains. they have not been in good condition. i think a lot of players have been complaining. the way i look at it is this, a lot of time you get people who have lost in matches who complain. that is one thing. but a lot of the winners are complaining. there is something about it. if you look at the courts carefully, you can see these areas, centre court more. it is not looking good. there are still a lot of days left. i don't know how they can fix it. i think

got there also and i guess i must because of the respect i showed up and.people are laughing that in all at as i can x. them of the reason i must because of. the number of visitors to barcelona just keeps on rising. the year two thousand it was three million and twenty seventeen the city is expecting ten million tourists. an additional problem is that the tourists tend to keep to a small area they stay in the old center stroll up and down the rumble us and visit the famous market nearby for tourists it reflects everything they expect from an authentic mediterranean place but they rarely come to buy vegetables meat all fish for the week. and. a lot of school holders have already adjusted their range of goods you can only survive here if you adapt to the needs of the tourists. the whole hampshire next are often just for decoration and photos some traders though are resisting the trend especially those who still remember how the market used to be. like this and. it. opened in eighteen forty three it was until recently is the main market for the inhabitants of

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has been up as well i must admit that he feels i just don't get it i'm getting letters but those were the oaths they speed. we're going to spend on one of these but i was just. my family posse he could've had a bomb i just bought that already has a whiskey and he thought of getting up there calling cuisia you seen him in ticket yeah my thought aloud part of me just got to go he. fears will people been saying about rejected in the sixty's it's full on awesome the only show i go out of my way to lunch you know a lot of the really packs a punch. yampa is the john oliver of hearty americans do the same we are apparently better than fluke to see people you've never heard of love back to the night the president of the world bank hates you was really pretty seriously send us an email. it's the law. but you need to see it. the opposition. calls for yet more protests following some. scenes. to prosecute former british prime minister tony blair. over the iraq war. song.

but as president, i must put the interest of america first. ign the presidency effective at noon tomorrow. vice president ford will be sworn in as president at that hour in this office. >> when you weigh what happened against the potential of president nixon, this is almost the dictionary definition of tragedy. >> by taking this action, i hope that i will have hastened the start of that process of healing, which is so desperately needed in america. >> good morning. this is today in washington. friday, august 9th. the nation awaits the swearing in at noon eastern time of our 38th president, gerald ford, and the departure from political life of richard m. nixon. he and his family are expected to leave by air to their home in california later this morning, and we expect to see their departure from the white house. >> in departing the presidency, richard nixon is leaving us with one notable legacy -- proof that the american system does work, that there is equal justice under the law and that public office must always be regarded as a public trust.

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yes, i must admit that. i mean, you can't get blu nter than that. no, this is the truth.re done for? i think we're done for, yes. why? well, you know, climate change is one very obvious reason why i think we're done for. i think we've run out of time. i think politically, the whole world is headed towards a certain way that is leaning on perhaps the worst in ourselves. but there is also the best in ourselves. and even in this book, where people are lost, adrift, there are glimpses of humanity, and you must believe in the power of that humanity. i do believe it on the individual scale, yes, of course. but aggregated, something happens, we become something different, i think. no, of course, i give you that there are hopeful things in the world, there are good people in the world, and good happens. but i think good is losing at the moment, ifeel. in that case, where do you think these people in the book are going to end up? i think perhaps the children of one of the characters in section... the central character of section four, they are going to end up in a better place tha

then one of course if i. must say i work with people that would have picked up without the local news. and i. couldn't find that from the look on my. island and i do you know you could and i've done my. work and i. went on a project because in. the office because i wasn't he. said on. better media picks up about it put aside put them on day. such. as. love. you. love you don't. you don't think you will get the look that good. you have. to be what. about them. and i. think you could but this is the food you just you would. think it. was you. think you. got those out guys you know who live up in a school. you can see that in the phoenix area there is no television six. pleasure to. have you yourself are looking back at us and hoping that yeah. i'm never part that. they don't understand what thinks they know that's just utopian conference that they're coming here and think of control they know but they don't understand in which way it's. the corporation comes here they will give them some salary but it's salary of mi

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after speaking with him and confirming that other individual is a liar, now i must go. tonight i will be gone. that's all it is. it's a status. hopefully going to a minimum tier. stay out of trouble. keep my nose clean. and i'll get out of here sooner than later. but yeah. this is a surprise to you, right? he didn't even know this. but, see, everything, everybody, i'm sent to higher ranks. let me tell you, you know who it was who sent me, right? >> yeah, yeah. most definitely. >> now that you know, i spoke to his og. he was in the clear, but everything, see, i'm a hands-on type of individual. although i can point my finger and have someone murdered, i don't. >> i never heard of him before. never heard of him. now i'll make the necessary phone calls and get the necessary contact i got to make and i'm going to see about this guy. see what's up. to me in my heart and my mind i know i feel he's nobody, but i can't just go with what i feel. i still have to do my homework. i still got to do a proper investigation. if he's not who he says he is, he's going to get dealt with. >>

i must say i am a little bit flattered and a little bit surprised that so many of you in the audience have chosen to be here rather than at the beach. maybe that is on the agenda for this weekend. or maybe, like me, you agree with wallace stevens, that are have's the truth depends on a walk around the lake. i have to tell you, wallace stevens is my favorite american poet. by day, he worked in insurance, up the road in hartford, connecticut. by night, he wrote some of the most thoughtful poetry that this country and our world has ever seen. as i get to know this beautiful, historic corner of america a little better, the neatly tended fields and the low stone walls, the apple orchards and spectacular ocean vistas, i have been thinking a lot about what wallace stevens and his poem. "theory" he talks about what it is around me. home begins with family. it extends out from there. worship,laces of workplace, community, city, state, and country. homehere is an aspect of that goes beyond our national borders, at least the on the canada-u.s. border, which is unlike any other. that is the idea

are very nice to me, they usually send me private singer so i can watch it before the guest comes on the show. horror films are things you must see with crowds. >> that's right. >> i went to the city to see this. >> i love it. >> and i loved it. it's like, it's one of the ways it's related to comedy -- >> yeah. >> as an art form. it's collaborative, you know, as an audience, it's exponentially improved by getting to have a communal experience. >> so one of the things that i love, i keep hearing from people is, after the film, the whole audience felt closer, or like familial, whether it's, you know, mixed or predominantly one group or the other, there is something communal about the experience of this movie which is so -- >> the crowd i saw was mixed and which is always fascinating for me as if you're here to hear this. they break out into applause. okay, i'll tell jordan he said that, what i said. >> it's some grade and, you know, the premise of the movie is -- on paper, it's a divisive idea, right? you know, most of the white people in this movie are the villains. and so, it's -- i think the greatest feat that we pulled off

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i must say. and congratulations. this morning president moon and vice president pence laid a wreath at the korean war veterans memorial to commemorate and the 67th anniversary of the korean war. a beautiful ceremony. we will never forget that americans and koreans bravely you are fought and died together for a free korea. to the korean and american veterans of that war, great people, we are eternally grateful for your service and for your sacrifice. more than six decades after our partnership was forged in the fires of war, the alliance between the united states and south korea is a cornerstone of peace and security in a very, very dangerous part of the world. the link between our countries, cemented in battle, is now also tied together by culture, commerce and common values. facing the are of reckless and brutal regime in north korea, the nuclear and ballistic missile programs of that regime require a determined response. the north korean dictatorship has no regard for the safety and security of its people or its ne

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i think it's -- we must encourage, stimulate, and bring history back to its importance in the whole system of education. i think it's -- we must charlie: a couple of things. when eisenhower sent there are four key qualities to measure a leader by, character, ability, responsibility, and experience.

if it up as well i must admit i really feel that you will get off on getting worse but those were the. people are going to respect. my family fussy about my just but that's already yes equestrian in the thought of getting up there calling. us president replaces once priebus chief of staff for the current secretary of homeland security john kelly we look at the turbulence holes in the white house during trump's time in office thus far. from the to living in hell human rights watch say police are abusing migrants. in the french port city of galle authorities say they don't want to return to the infamous jungle camp that was demolished. and opposition protesters clash with police in venezuela ahead of a crucial vote on who will be involved in rewriting the country's constitution we break down the situation the latest situation in the crisis torn country you can.

. >> you have learned very, very well, nick, i must say. nick says alma has had a huge impact on george. >> have you seen a change in george since the babies? >> since the word came out that he was going to be a father, no question about a change. >> really? what is that change? >> the change is -- and this has nothing to do with age incidentally. it is a different kind of maturity. >> spoke to george's long time pal, randy gerber. he and his wife cindy crawford visited the clooneys. >> he's so happy. his life in general and having those kids is such an incredible feeling for him and alma. >> how is alma doing as a mother? >> she's amazing, a natural they're doing great. >> queen bee's ever expanding empire now includes two more kids. >> the twins haven't actually gone home to their real home where beyonce and jay-z live full time. they have a rented property in malibu, a beautiful house that overlooks the pacific ocean. >> the dailymail.com reports that the twins were born prematurely but are doing well and are now at this malibu mansion.

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i must admit you said earlier you're not a fan of 3d and this isn't my type of movie but i was completely away when i saw this. and not by all the woo woo woo woo. that's just not me. i was blown away by the humanity in the story. i followed the story and got caught up in the story that you were telling. as a kid, did you see the humanity or did you see all the woo woo woo stuff? >> i think you feel it. you don't understand it. but you feel that the food is good. there's talk of oppression and slavery, about a lot of things like this and you don't quite understand but you feel this is right. you feel that they're fighting for novel causes and you follow that and it teaches you also in life. they teach me so many things when i was young. >> like what? >> there's one of them where the humans are on the planet and they take all the minerals and everything and this alien who comes and they said no we just went hunting for tour. it takes us 10,000 years but it's our place. we were just hunting in the forest to another planet and the human can't understand because they say we're here since 800

and if i am that choice, why must i not accept? dean austin completed her works, cramming them with 19th—century manners, morals and messages of social comment. the following conversation which took place between the two friends... will recall was one of -- the former model lily call is one of the former model lily call is one of the voices reading jane austen. it is still relevant, social critiques, class structures, love and romance, and how those two things can interrelate sometimes. jane austen was buried here, having completed only around half a dozen 01’ so completed only around half a dozen or so works. but 200 years on, she will feature on the new £10 note ironically, she made little money herself, but her legacy continues. justin trudeau has held a baby that was named after him. he is the son of syrian refugees. time it will be a cool and clear night for many places. some showery rain over northern and western scotland where it will also be quite blustery. some extra cloud on the far south of england but that will clear of

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i must say you and i, we've seen so many politicians and politics is often a courage-free zone.ohn mccain exhibited that courage, maybe even more than those six years he was in vietnam. sometimes in politics in the most extraordinary ways. in 2007-2008 when he was seeking the republican nomination for president, and every republican primary voter wanted a tougher stance on guantanamo on torture. then to have john mccain speak up, take on dick cheney on behalf of those prisoners in guantanamo was extraordinary. it was courage. >> the courage of his convictions. what do you want to say about him, ambassador? >> he worked for graham calculator and me when we were secretary and undersecretary in the carter administration. and he also -- i was on the bus with him in '08 very early up in new hampshire. and he's a remarkable american politician. we all have flaws and john does too. but he is a brave man. he is a good man. and he is the sort of person that i'm proud to have as a u.s. senator. and i wish we had more like him. >> and we wish him the very best. thank you, gentlemen. we'll

and i'm kind of jittery and i was having a little bit of trouble concentrating andi thought okay , i must be really attracted to him so okay, he asked me to go out again and i was like for sure. i was feeling dizzy but i said okay. then we parted, we parted ways and i went home and i put my keys in the door, turned the lock, open the door, ran to the bathroom and i was in bed for a week. now, this spreading nest, the jitteriness, all of that, it wasn't that i was mistaking that attraction but i was using those sensations to create a feeling of attraction and i actually did date this guy for a couple months but imagine how much grief i would have saved myself if i had been able to not take those feelings and construct an emotion out of them but to construct nearly a physical symptom as in oh, i must be coming down with the flu. i point is that sometimes it's better not to experience , not to create an emotion, sometimes a physical sensation is better perceived as a physical can sensation instead of a big emotional event that can dictate your actions . sometimes for several months later. ot

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some opinions already from the streets of moscow. >> translator: i really like them, both of them, i mustre doing great things. i'm so happy that they are meeting, and i think that they will get along. they are both very positive figures and they will find a common ground. i'm sure of it. >> translator: there must be talks and they must come from good intentions. they can't be another way, because neither the states nor us can survive otherwise. we need to live in cooperation with each other. my expectations, to be honest, i'm skeptical about the u.s. behavior and i have high hopes for the political will and political skills of president putin. >> let's go to moscow now to our senior international correspondent matthew chance who has interviewed president putin not just once but twice. so matthew, first question being knowing that the government obviously controls so much of the media where you are, are russians also hearing details of how this meeting went? >> reporter: yeah, i think they are. in fact, the russian foreign minister, sergey lavrov, has been briefing his own media about wha

. >> i could only imagine how it must feel when you put yourself into something and they tear it downwhere i was going initially, how do you process what you think or hope your legacy will be he will be as you are designing the stuff you think. or do you not think about it. >> i don't know. i don't think about it so much. i mean, i've collected, i saved all of the models, i have a storage, i must be thinking about it unconsciously. >> yeah. >> so to say i'm not thinking about it would be probably not true. >> yeah. >> but, i don't go out of my way about it to prompt oat it about it to promote it, or show it. and i have to look forward. i can't -- there's only so much time. >> yeah. >> around you just focus on full-speed ahead and what you're doing. >> let me ask you a uncomfortable question i will lean on our friendship and hope you will endulge me you're about to turn 88 happy birthday. >> thank you. >> if your demise came sooner or later are you happy, are you content with the body of work you have created. >> i don't think about that that much. i do think about 88 frand how lg afte

‘cause i didn't do well on homework last week so i must do better. for those who want to stay in. well, as i said last week, you need to see the levelling. that's also your homework but the thing that's out is get out, which is this great horror thriller from writer—director jordan peel, who incidentally is one of the voices in captain underpants. no. yes, absolutely. he comes from a comedy background. what this does is, it's kind of inspired by the books of ira levin, you know, the stepford wives, and tells a story about racism in white middle—class liberal america and it's more of a psychological thriller than a horror movie, although there are moments of horror in it. it is sharp and satirical and really, really well played and what i loved about it was, again, it's one of those films where you couldn't quite see where it was going. it's got great performances, it is very wry and i didn't know much about it when i went in and i was really surprised and i love ira levin's books anyway. i know this isn't directly adapted from them but the ghost of ir

if you will peace journalism or some kind of other journalism than that which promotes warfare and i must say if i was a journalist i would be very or an editor i would be very concerned about the last ten years development and what they were they tell us about the possible future where we will have wars for completely. any kind of reality behind it oh yeah and very quickly because we haven't got much time you know you mention the fact that politicians need to react and i mean you've mentioned a lot about the media well the media are questioning the lack of evidence provided by the u.s. and whether they're failing to do so or refusing to do so why do you think this is well as a media and i hope as it mainstream media the large media that are influencing the western decision making process and the citizens opinion about this you take the case for instance of the totally black picture that is painted of of us are now nobody can be as evil as he's been made in the western world you just gave some statement before this interview and it is also obvious that what journalists keep on doing immed

spoke to the camera back in june i must warn you some of the images coming up next still. understand the dark background is intended to conceal where you are how serious is the threat to your life after you made these revelations about all this torture and wrongdoing in iraq. my family received many threats from the especially from captain morningstar she wrote to my father on facebook said they would come night and kill them they can contact me because i was in hiding of course i understand that my life is in danger you spend a lot of time embedded with iraqi forces and i know i spend some time in mosul i know how hard it was to you know get in touch and embed yourself with the rocket forces and especially difficult to gain their trust but what was your position with the emergency response division that you have been helping women who work together every day we all slept together i spent more time with them than with my family i thought they were heroes yes they were so brave fighting on the frontlines every day but then i saw the other side the torture the raping the kil

we were sitting in the room together and suddenly i had to must have been pardoned to follow the witchand i was injured. so. the u.s. military has come first and the strike took place but said it wasn't aware of any civilian casualties while the u.n. mission has promised an investigation into these allegations. thanks for staying with us you're watching our team to national if you want more details of any of the stories we're covering today to head to our social media platforms including our facebook page twitter page you tube channel and of course our web site r.t. dot com i'll be back in about half an hour's time with more stories. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and should. do something want to reach. out to the right person this is what the three of the more people are. interested in the waters in that. city. this. can only get a little bit too much. but i you. know both i'm through with it but i guess i'm kind of in the side of this yes. there's no sooner. that. he will get a good area for i