so from me, mandy baker, goodbye. hello there. no frost to greet thursday morning

for now, from me, mandy baker, goodbye. friday felt like spring in some

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wrarapping. >>> mandy moore got a little surprise from ellen degeneres.tress spoke about moving into a new home with her fiance, and shared a look at the renovations so far. so that prompted ellen to give her a very relevant house warming gift. >> so you have a blender. you have a toaster you. have you a mixer. >> yeah. >> if there is something missing, and i want to give you a house warming gift. >> oh my goodness. >> it's going to go on that shelf. >> what? [ laughter ] >> i will remember to unplug this after i'm done using it. >> too soon. too soon. >> funny. >> the crockpot of course reference to one of the heart-wrenching episodes of "this is us." if you haven't seen i, you should. >>> new fallout from the harvey weinstein hollywood sex scandal. keep it here. you're watching "early today." only one detergent can give you a sniff like this... the irresistible scent of gain botanicals laundry detergent. bring the smell of nature wherever you are. a whole new concept in skin say heldefense.e-tox! new absolutely ageless®... ...pre-tox day mask from aveen

sam: how's mandy? mitch: amanda? well, she's not really a mandy. to you she's a mrs. wainwright.: hold on a second. can i help you? i'm in the middle of a group chat. mitch: oh, excuse me. oh, by the way, you got a package. i didn't recognize the name on the return address, so i don't know what to tell you. sam: oh, i didn't realize i had to give you a list of all the names of my friends. oh, no one. it's just the fuzz. uncle special agent ohlmeyer at it again. mitch: it's inspector ohlmeyer. hey wait, what about breakfast? amanda: meet maddie davenport. 14-years-old, struggling after her parents' recent divorce. maddie met a new friend online, victor renway. margot: he likes basketball, skateboarding, crushing it at broomball. what does that even mean? he's a leo and he's 15. amanda: or so he claims. preston: oh, you think someone's catfishing? mitch: well, we're not sure but we've heard from several concerned parents who are monitoring their kids' online accounts and they all have noticed a new friend that they don't recognize. margot: victor renway? amanda: the one and only. i

i want to bring you in, mandy, because i know that when you we re mandy, because i know that when yout did. i wasn't particularly unhealthy, but since i have been diagnosed and in remission now, it is about making choices that give you better odds. healthy which... eating maintains a healthy body weight, staying active reduces stress levels, so i have thought about it in a different light since i had cancer. before you had cancer, we re i had cancer. before you had cancer, were you aware of what could be the trigger is, what you could avoid and what you could do to try to stay healthy? not necessarily. the big1 is smoking and i have never been a smoker anyway, i suppose was... you just eat what you like. i am a busy mum, andl just eat what you like. i am a busy mum, and i think i have made different choices now. i don't think there was enough about healthy eating and the risks of obesity in relation to cancer. i think more needs to be done and i am more aware of it now. attending screening if you are offered it for cervical cancer. sarah tell me a little bit more about what you found

so from me, mandy baker, goodbye. hello.se by. so it‘s looking unsettled. some rain around in the day ahead from this first area of low pressure, has been some uncertainty about how far north the wet weather is going to get. still a little bit about that. south wales, southern england most likely to see some wet weather, but it may push further north to parts of wales and the midlands into east anglia as the day goes on, getting some showers, a chance of a bit of sleet and wet snow out of this, especially on the hills into the west of these areas as we go through the afternoon. much of northern england, northern ireland and scotland will have variable cloud, sunny spells and a few showers around, wintry on hills, longer spells of rain in the northern islands into shetland. single figure temperatures. that‘s the big difference across southern parts of the uk compared with tuesday. some spots reached as high as 16 celsius. the chill will be around on wednesday night under clearing skies, most of the showers still around on wed

so for now from me, mandy baker goodbye. hello there.der of this week. we closed out yesterday in the south—west with a beautiful sunset. however, u nfortu nately, that's the place today where we will see some of the wettest and windiest weather courtesy of an area of low pressure moving in from the atlantic. it is bringing quite a lot of heavy rain and gale force winds to parts of portugal and spain. this low will sit out in the atlantic and influence the story for the next few days to come. good news, a southerly wind will bring milder air across the country so if you managed to escape the rain and get sunshine, it will feel quite pleasant. quite a west—east divide with our weather today. central and eastern areas seeing the best of the sunshine and further west will see increasing and strengthening winds and rain, some turning heavy as we move through the middle of the day. gale force gusts through the isles of scilly, up into cornwall and affecting south wales as well. eventually, we will see the rain pushing steadily northwards into

so from me, mandy baker, goodbye. hello again.est of the sunshine. that's where the best of the sunshine was, and what a beautiful end to the day it was as well. this was the scene in 0ban, argyll and bute, looking out over the scottish islands as the sun set in the west. some changes, though, working in for wednesday. got some thicker cloud working into the north—west of the country. so, for scotland and northern ireland, a cloudier start to the day. some rain on the charts edging into western scotland as well. so for some, it will be a damper start as well. whereas further south, for england and wales, clearer skies overnight. well, that means, for early—risers, we've got something like this. a widespread frost developing, even in the towns and cities. head into the countryside and a really a cold start to the day. temperatures could be down as low as —6 in the coldest spots wales. a cold start then, yes, but beautiful sunny skies in england and wales for most of the morning. into the afternoon, cloud thickening from the north a

but for now, from me and mandy baker, thereby. —— goodbye.ome rain around. areas in increasing chance force snow go into the later part of the days. through this zone affecting parts of eastern scotla nd this zone affecting parts of eastern scotland into north—east england. outbreaks of rain, health that in scotla nd outbreaks of rain, health that in scotland turning colder through the day. a bit of a patch affecting north—eastern parts of northern ireland, and area of rain edging its way northwards across parts of the midlands and east anglia. to the south, sunny spells and one or two heavy showers with a rumble of thunder and a big range of temperatures across the uk. colder airdigs into the temperatures across the uk. colder air digs into the north—east, rain turning into snow and snow coming down from the hills into lower levels are giving a light covering for some saturday morning and some snow showers drifting westward as we go into saturday. a bitterly cold easterly wind, a significant wind chill as well. it stays very cold throughout

you're watching wednesday in parliament with me, mandy baker. with all the news from westminster on the go, don't forget our sister program. today in parliament is available as a download into the role of controversial data firms involved in the eu referendum campaign. on tuesday christopher wylie a former employee of cambridge analytica, made new allegations about both it and aggregate io which worked for two pro—brexit campaign groups vote leave and be leave during the referendum. the matter was raised by the snp during prime minister's questions. the public must have trust in our political process. as a premise to agree with me that transparency in political campaign spending and the integrity of electoral laws across the uk must be upheld? and will be prime ministerjoin with me in saying all allegations of improper spending during the eu referendum must be fully investigated? we have laws about election spending, the parties are required to abide by those laws. i understand that any allegations that have come forward in respect of spending d

but for now, from me, mandy baker, goodbye. hello.t of weather of varying types to come this easter weekend. some of it could cause some problems, too. there'll be some rain around at times. notjust that — some snow. easter monday looks a troublemaker, we'll see that in a moment. temperatures on the cool to cold side of average but there will be some drier, sunny moments too. we'll detail all of that as we look throughout the entire easter weekend, starting with good friday. there will be some snow showers affecting parts of northern scotland from the word go, recovering to some of the higher routes, an area of hill snow moving from north—east england across other parts of eastern scotland. heavy showers developing in southern england, reaching into parts of wales, the midlands, east anglia later in the day, maybe with a rumble of thunder. single—figure temperatures. colder still in easterly winds across the northern half of the uk. just one or two showers but sunny spells into northern ireland. the moisture with these showers starts

so from me, mandy baker, goodbye. hello there.n some rain around. here is our rain band. should be moving northwards away from wales and the midlands and the south—east heading into northern england, giving some snow in the mountains of scotland. behind the rain, some sunshine which could trigger a few sharp showers but lift temperatures into double figures underneath the wet weather further north. quite a bit colder. the real cold weather to arrive, we will see the wet weather in scotland over the higher ground. some heavy thundery showers pushing northwards. again affecting northern ireland for time. more downpours and sunshine to the southward temperatures, 12 or 13 degrees. we start obviously with some rain but as we head towards the weekend, it's going to get significantly colder. that could bring snow showers to england and wales. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: the usjoins britain in blaming russia for last week's nerve agent attac

in the pasta mandy kitchen noids were broadly used to protect crops like corn and canola against different pasts that's in two thousand and thirteen the e.u. for strictly the application cheechoo a collapse and the b. copulation were insufficient data proving the insecticides negative impacts meant that a ban could not be implemented but now the food safety authority has provided the anstice. nations could now be poised for a complete spot on the use of me and the kitchen noids out dualist good discussion starting next month and it's not just about animal welfare these are imposed upon h's and without them to yield to vital crops like fruit and canary could full shop for me. and that's it from us for now thanks for watching i'm chris of course are in berlin and i'll be back here with a fresh update in forty five minutes. fishing full ferd's in. any of the leg up posse campaigns with the slogan italians first. the posse hopes its stance against immigrants will bring success at the palms. and does have a chance of governing italy. next g.w. . enters the conflict zone goods of sudan is often

which is, and mandy kaling, and reese witherspoon-- who i hear is going to be on this week. the golden storm reid, played by her, who is searching for her father. and we help her find her father. "we shall find your father." >> stephen: i know. i know. it's an eternal struggle. >> come with me. yes, yes. >> stephen: did you read the books growing up? >> no, did not make my neighborhood, did not. >> stephen: no? >> i just didn't. i just didn't. i had other stuff. >> stephen: yeah. it's a little frightening. >> i think it is, and so i wouldn't advise it for, like six-year-olds. but you said third grade. >> stephen: eighth grade-- eight years old. >> around eight to 89 fran i would say is good. so take your kids. your daughters -- take your daughters-- take your sons, too. but i think young kids are going to love it, love it. >> stephen: and what's the darkness today these days, do you? what do you think the darkness is-- ( laughter ) i'm not leading. i promise you. >> you are not leading? >> stephen: i'm not. i'm listening. ( laughter ). >> okay. ( applause ) ♪ ♪ >> it's this

. >>> mandy harvey made it to "america's got talent". you wouldn't know in listening to her sing that she is deaf. here is mandy's story and turning points. ♪ >> i grew up doing anything i could get my hands on to with music. i always had hearing troubles. i was born with deformed eustacian tubes. i started my aoufbg education. only nine months i lost my residual hearing. i wanted to become a choir director. that was my only dream. and it died. but my dad, he asked if i would learn a song to sing. i just closed my eyes and i let go. i opened my eyes and my tad was crying. ♪ i was recently on "america's got talent" and finished in fourth place. singing without sound is a lot of work. most of it starts all with a visual tuner. i perform without shoes so i can feel the beat. i want to connect with people and take them on a journey with me. >> turning point brought to you by cancer treatment centers of america. care that never quits. when i received the diagnosis, i knew at that exact moment, whatever it takes, wherever i have to go...i'm be

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mandy made her. look at. the whole village plays along they all stop in their tracks joe's mission is to catch a thief. leave . out. in the end the fantasy is not the point it's a fact that she found her voice inside of and instead of a village to be something everyone has a living inside of them. just need to discover. the message maybe universal but the story is set in a village in kenya the film was shot near nairobi and the dialogue is in swahili. there's plenty of local color and specific cultural references. films from africa rarely find large audiences outside the continent. and you know the african cinema. that's unique style. is very different for from walks the work that's we're doing here from the environment to the language cultural so there's the lifestyle of the people most of the tourists cultural and through every order you know spices reports and make up films and so that's what we're trying to schulz of the world is over even at african filmmakers come to international film festivals to pres

so from me, mandy baker, goodbye. hello there.ast couple of days after that mini beast from the east brought us that disruptive snow. and in fact, as we head on into thursday, a more mild start and generally a mild afternoon. with some good spells of sunshine, feeling quite springlike. the atlantic has come back to life, feeding in cloud and mild air. we have seen the back of that wind. you can see the air mass chart here, the orange colours moving in on thursday. something more fresh pushing in behind for the end of the week, for friday. mild air neverfar away. sunshine on the weekend and feeling pleasant. as we head through the overnight period and into early thursday, continuing to see damp weather down the east of the country affecting east anglia and the south—east. but elsewhere, largely dry. variable amounts of cloud. a bit more of a breeze further west. but a much milder start on thursday. most places starting around 4—7 degrees. just one or two pockets of frost in some very sheltered rural locations, south—west england an

for now, from me, mandy baker, goodbye. hello there.ome disruption during the day on monday. this was the scene in devon early on sunday. we still have a warning from the met office which expires at 3am on monday morning. but week is the —— but we could see snow of up to 20 centimetres in places. this easterly wind comes through, but high—pressure staying in charge. the wind won't come from such a cold direction. monday morning, we are likely to start with sub—0 temperatures across the board. could be as low as minus eight degrees in more rural spots of scotland, particularly in places with lying snow. had your way further north and it is a cold start, but most places are looking dry. a really sharp frost first thing. during the day, lots of us staying dry and reasonably bright with sunshine. they are filtering and. —— cloud filtering in. elsewhere, things are looking largely dry. temperatures are still low, for—7d. not as cold as the weekend. in the rest of the week, temperatures will warm up a touch. —— acheron. so neither we, high—pr

you're watching monday in parliament with me, mandy baker. bbc parliament on twitter and catch previous editions of this programme on the bbc iplayer. you may remember that last week there was quite a bit of discussion about the fact that the new post—brexit or blue passport was to be made by a dutch company. our stock over, we will be saying goodbye to the standard eu burgundy number but the security company is understood to be the preferred it for the new ones rather than the british firm. the government must ta ke british firm. the government must take responsibility for the potential fallout this may have on workers, theirfamilies, potential fallout this may have on workers, their families, the community and the wider industrial strategy. we understand the passports may be manufactured partially in the uk but it is telling that in countries like france, a state—run company makes their passport for security reasons. security reasons the minister doesn't seem to be concerned about. the mp whose constituency is home to the maker had concerns

but for now from me, mandy baker, goodbye. hello there.rom west to east across the uk overnight. by friday morning it should eventually start to clear from the eastern areas, heavy rain from northern ireland scotland becoming confined to the far north of scotland and the northern isles and sky brightening up northern isles and sky brightening up elsewhere with sunny spells, a few showers in northern ireland and wetter weather in the south—west. temperature wise, 9—11, on the cool side, especially further north. on friday night it looks like that feature will bring rain and breezy weather to the southern half, but further north it will be clearer and colder, a touch of frost in places but less cold for england and wales because of the cloud cover. a mixed bag on the weekend, sunny spells, a few showers, fairly mild where you have more of the sunshine and sunday will be the better day of the true for most of us. sabadell central and southern areas will be rather great with outbreaks of rain, the best of the brightness further north but a few

but for now, for me, mandy baker, goodbye. compare to last weekend which was bitterly cold with a lotl feel milder. we have this feature running to the south of the uk which is an intense storm being named by the spanish net services storm hugo, it will bring some cloudy weather, outbreaks of rain to england and wales. as we went through the overnight into saturday morning. the scotland and northern ireland it will be generally dry with clear skies. turning chilly with clear skies. turning chilly with a touch of frost but underneath the cloud blanket of wales, with the outbreaks of friend, it will be less cold, 5— seven celsius to start. it will be quite a mixture for the weekend, more cloud around the bricks of rain and the sunshine will be on sunday, around the seasonal average. this is the picture to start saturday then, rather grey leaden skies for england and wales with little brightness, beyond that a touch of light rain or drizzle through central southern areas. for scotla nd through central southern areas. for scotland and northern ireland bright and sunny after the cold start

because he's going to go shark diving in the bahamas with his lady, mandy. once down there, he gives us a quick look, that little treasure box with the ring. but watch that, he turns back around, the little treasure box says "will you marry me?" he opens it up, and the ring is right there for her. >> you see all the bubbles? >> it's, yes! they've been dating for several years and they went shark diving together back in 2008. they really, really, really enjoy that, so it seemed like the most natural way to propose. >>> it's competition time, but -- >> this video is not about the victory. this video is about sportsmanship. >> see what happens as they approach the finish line. >> oh. >> plus a new view of the moon. so many people just seem so simply blown away by something that is a part of our everyday life. why some can't believe their eyes. >> no way. >> no way. >> no way. seat and your console, playing a little hide-n-seek. cold... warmer... warmer... ah boiling. jackpot. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, you could be picking up these charges yourse

and in half an hour, mandy baker looks back at recent events in westminster in the week in parliamentgood afternoon and welcome to bbc news. hundreds of thousands of people are preparing to take part in marches across the united states, calling for tighter gun controls. the protests have been dubbed ‘the march of our lives‘. let's go to gary o'donoghue in washington. they are expecting hundreds of thousands of people, that's what the organisers say here in washington as well as those other rallies right around the country, and indeed, around the country, and indeed, around the country, and indeed, around the world, too. there's one in london. we expect them in other places as well. they are asking for something sippel, they are asking to go to school and safe when they go to school. it doesn't sound like much but it is a controversial area, gun control in america, it is incredibly hard to do. what florida stu d e nts incredibly hard to do. what florida students have managed to do since the shooting on valentine's day is keep their school, their tragedy and the wider issue of safety in

but for now, for me, mandy baker, goodbye. good morning. i hate to say it.ight we're into british summertime, which means some lighter evenings are with us. you will want the sunshine today to enjoy it. plenty of that on saturday across the northern half of the country. a great afternoon. more of us will see skies like that through the day. that is this area of low pressure. storm hugo pushes through spain and southern france, dragging this weather front with it. that is what brought the cloud to england and wales. patchy rain and drizzle. clearer skies following in the wake. the chance of frost around into sunday morning. ice across scotland where we have showers through the night. frost free parts of east anglia, the south—east, and the channel islands. this is where the weather front lingers. bit of a grey start. some drizzle. that will clear. that will break up. sunny spells coming through. england and wales a better day compared with yesterday. lighter winds. pleasant in the sunshine. isolated showers cannot be ruled out in the north or northern ireland

mandy, you're getting glitter on my soccer ball. oh, well, now it's a disco ball. (singsongy) you're welcome! oh, look. boyd drew a rocket... or a... wiener. you know what? let's go with rocket. (horn honks, vehicle approaches) oh! your dad's home! oh, finally. i've been cooped up with you hens long enough.

because he's going to go shark diving in the bahamas with his lady, mandy.down there, he gives us a quick look, that little treasure box with the ring. but watch that, he turns back around, the little treasure box says "will you marry me?" he opens it up, and the ring is right there for her. >> you see all the bubbles? >> it's, yes! they've been dating for several years and they went shark diving together back in 2008. they really, really, really enjoy that, so it seemed like the most natural way to propose. >>> it's competition time, but -- >> this video is not about the victory. this

and in half an hour, mandy baker looks back at recent events in westminster in the week in parliamenternoon and welcome to bbc news. the australia cricket captain steve smith has been given a one match ban and fined 100% of his match fee after admitting he knew about a plan to tamper with a ball during a test match. the international cricket council described the incident as one of a "serious nature" and that "the game needs to have a hard look at itself." batsman cameron bancroft has also been fined 75% of his match fee, after admitting he interfered with the ball during the third test against south africa. phil mercer reports. play has resumed in cape town with australia fighting to avoid defeat in the third test, but off the field some of its players are battling to save their careers. they've been caught cheating and back home, the nation is reeling with shock and embarrassment. just how cameron bancroft thought he could get away with tampering with the ball, using sticky tape and dirt, in front of dozens of tv cameras, is unclear. i saw an opportunity to potentially use some tape

but for now, for me, mandy baker, goodbye. hello once again.see some sunshine, because it may well be in the forthcoming week that that is in short supply for some areas, especially the northern parts of scotland. all of us will notice it turning a little bit colder, because initially there's some warmth to be had, especially across the southern half of the british isles. but, as i move you through to around about wednesday, well, those yellows have moved away. we've tapped into some cold air yet again from scandinavia, for the northern half of britain. to the south, well, there's an incursion of milder air, relatively, from the atlantic. but it comes at something of a price, and some of you start paying that as early as monday afternoon, because the cloud and rain begin to push in towards northern ireland, the west of wales, down into the south—west of england. elsewhere, after a chilly old start, the temperatures pick up quite nicely — ten, 11, 12, 13, something of that order. but that may well be the last that you see of those, because throu

and in half an hour, mandy baker looks back at recent events in westminster in the week in parliament

for now, from me, mandy baker, goodbye.ges straight back into winter. cold, with snow and ice, which could cause some disruption. we will see a band of snowfall moving across southern parts of the country during saturday morning. that could a quick covering, and then these showers feeding from the east. it will be quite hit and miss, but some places will see a few centimetres of snow. not as much snow for northern ireland in scotland, here there will be some spells of sunshine. wherever you are, it will feel cold, temperatures not much above freezing. add in the strength of the easterly wind, it will feel bitter. asa easterly wind, it will feel bitter. as a going to saturday evening, met office amber warnings in force. amber means be prepared for the of destructive snow and ice. initially from some showers feeding in burmese, and then as we going to sunday, that potential for some burmese, and then as we going to sunday, that potentialfor some more significant and persistent snow to develop down towards the south—west. show

but for now, for me, mandy baker, goodbye. hello.ather watcher in aberdeenshire, you can see plenty of blue skies here. but in kentand see plenty of blue skies here. but in kent and the south—east it has been a cloudy start with a few spots of rain. on the satellite you can see the cloud is working its way south—east, brightening behind that i think it could linger for south—east, brightening behind that i think it could lingerfor a time across kent and the far south—east with the odd spot of rain. we have a few showers in the north and west, parts of scotland, northern ireland and northern england, ten —— temperatures today not too bad, feeling springlike. tonight and overhyped a ridge of high pressure, clear skies, allowing temperatures to fall away, —— overnight. a few patches of mist and fog. the temperatures in the towns and cities, colder in raw areas. as we start the week they will be milder temperatures to begin with but as an area of low pressure moves in from the west it will turn colder, initially from the north and then t

but for now, for me, mandy baker, goodbye. hello.it with the not seen the best of the sunshine, but tomorrow seeing the lion's share of the sunny spells plenty of sun to come with the chance of the odd shower. here is the satellite from today. a swelling area of low pressure here, but being named as stormy hugo and brings stormy conditions for spain, but for southern england, it it is bring up some cloud, brightening up over northern ireland and scotland. scenes like this sent in from much of england and wales. the further north you go, more in the way of blue skies and sunny spells. this afternoon, continuing cd brightness spread and northern england, temperatures at a maximum of 12 degrees. a few wintry showers perhaps for the north—west scotland, wintry over the hills. will persist as we go through the evening and overnight seen clear risk ties —— seeing clearer skies overnight. holding onto cloud in the south and east and one or two patches of mist. and a reminder, the clocks are going forward tonight. tomorrow, a milder start wh

mandy baker will be here for the rest of the week. but for now, from me, keith macdougall, goodbye.from something that has felt a bit more like winter to something more springlike over the next few days. now, over the weekend, london temperatures barely got above freezing. we've had that heavy snow as well. there's a trend to seeing things warm up and by thursday, temperatures should reach double figures in the capital. of course, the big change has been this area of high pressure, which brought us the mini beast from the east. that same area of high pressure has now just sunk to the south—west of the uk. and so, we're dragging in some slightly less cold air. that will continue to be the case over the next couple of days. 0n the satellite picture, we're looking at an area of cloud sinking its way southwards at the moment and that cloud is just thick enough to bring us a few light showers, so for the early risers there is a potential of catching one or two showers across parts of the midlands, east anglia and south—east england. i wouldn't be surprised to see an odd flake falling fro

it is demanding, isn't it, mandy? it is demanding. week, maybe sunday, whatever, it is not continual. you do know it is finite. with your own children you are tired because it is relentless. this isn't. there is a reason why you have a special relationship with your grandchildren, and it is because it is not continuous. if i couldn't do it, i wouldn't. does this news that you could be getting extra tax breaks that will amount to several hundred pounds a year, make a difference? 0r hundred pounds a year, make a difference? or do you do it for the love of it. i'm guessing by your face that you think no right us i can't believe we are getting a tax break. money would be wonderful who would not like more money. if! wasn't working and there was no tax break, i would still do it. they are your grandkids. it's what you do. thank you both for speaking to us. don't work too hard at your hairdressers! thank you. what next for ant and dec? it's almost impossible to imagine one without the other. the pair have been inseparable for years both prof

(singsongy) hey, mandy!hose eighth grade class is going to your high school next week to get oriented? (singsongy) what! ♪ yeah, uh-huh ♪ yeah no. no. stop. no. stop. n-no. mm-hmm. ♪ yep, yep, yep stop it. what's the problem? (forced laugh) what if she talks to me? what if she embarrasses me?

. >> you know what they say -- sanctions-schmanctions, mandy patanktions, i'm going to send some bigty-boo, raddle-diddle-diddlediddle- dit, haaaaa! waaaaaccch, poof! >> stephen: a very subtle, nuanced portrayal. ( laughter ) well, this morning, cnn had an article about it, which was nice, but the headline was "look who's playing john bolton on s.n.l." fake news! ( laughter ) ( applause ) i take everything back. uh apologize! donald trump is a great president. come on! come on, cnn, this isn't "s.n.l." unless you think "s.n.l." stands for "stephen's nightly laughs." ( laughter ) ( applause ) here's how you can tell that clip wasn't "saturday night live:" it was a wednesday, we tape during the day, and it's not live. laugh you got three things wrong in three letters! still, it's nice just to be recognized. so, thank you, msnbc. ( laughter ) trump also bragged about the changes he's made in the veteran's affairs administration. >> i had passed the v.a. accountability-- accountable -- the accountability act, and, now, when they are bad to our vets or they are not working for our vets, w

mandy answered that question saying have a built-in holster, i wear them when running on the trail itiquet and flashlight on me. they appear pretty popular because extra, small and medium cost $99. rob: hopefully you will never have to shoot your way out of a yoga class but you never know. this kid thinks he is too good to shop at walmart. mom says no. jillian: remember the father who made his son jog to school because he was bullying people on the bus? enter a georgia mom who named her son where goodwill to school, a little snarky towards kids. and i want to teach my kids money isn't everything. if you have to degrade other people because of where they shop the venue too will shop there. people are loving this. lynn says i wish i thought about doing this with my oldest grandson which i brought some jeans from walmart. so many kids need this lesson. his -- he was a pretty good sport and paid for the clothes with his own $20. she did this because she wants to make him a better man. >> i wanted the abercrombie clothes when i was in high school. you learn a lesson. jillian: a well-rounde

it is higher and we have seen a mandy overre, but as at credit suisse is noting, it is not a sign ofor her. not an indication of expectations of volatility in the tech space. it is certainly higher than the ofad market indication people expecting volatility in the tech sector to stay higher. but not in any kind of panic level territory. we have been on such a great run in tech so long now, it has doubled the returns of what the s&p 500 has done over the past 12 months. why people reason want to dial back some of those expectations in the tech space. given that relative outperformance. things areof the looking tested. we get our latest read on the chinese state of play today. tencent earnings will be the big focus as trading gets underway later on today. betty? betty: adam, thank you so much. he mentioned the tencent remains on tech today. analysts are expecting gross margins of the klein and tencent broadens it revenue makes -- it revenue mix. joining us from san francisco, how are the numbers going to shape up for tencent? >> the top line will be the key thing. we will see growth. w

you are too young to go to bars, mandy. no. this is not about me. about getting you out of those sweatpants. or at least getting someone else in 'em! what?! (laughs) no, come on. boyd is gonna be with his dad all weekend. it's perfect. what's in it for you? quality time with my big sis... who can also pass as my legal guardian. mm.

( laughter ) >> you know what they say: sanctions-schmanctions, mandy patanktions, i'm going to sendpity blim blam! >> stephen: well put. well put, sir. well put. i-- i feel like i do have to ask-- is your mustache getting larger? >> oh, yeah. don't worry about that. general snowball here just gets a bit engorged when he smells a war coming on. you want action, don't you, boy? ( purring ) ( laughter ) easy, fella! here, have some shampoo. here you go. time for daddy. >> stephen: okay, okay. sir. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: okay, this is exactly-- exactly what people are worried about. you seem eager for war, and you now have the president's ear. >> who told you that? lies! this is not his ear! ( laughter ) once again, the fake news media is portraying me as some sort of deranged nutball. makes me want to boomskiddily- diddly-boom-kaboom! >> stephen: please, please, calm down, sir! >> this is my calm, colbert! now you've gone and upset general snowball! ( mustache growls ) calm down. ( barking ) no, boy. stephen friend. stephen small, little, feminine man. ( laugh

he point athlete summary sewn where he had been per plate today kiss mandy when they were married therefer month, barring a treaty transfer the only entity mass si -- i reached out my my hand and then elliott was being led to the secured door on the far side, carrying on a friendly, jokey, totally one-sided conversation with the guards, and then the concrete buck just swallowed him and he was again. as civilians -- i am myself a civilian. no experience talking to military folks before i started researching this story. we have been taught to interpret the experiences of soldiers through the lens of trauma, increasingly in the last ten years or so. and unspoken code prohibits us from questioning too deeply into what they'd to do on the battle feel but sommer rally challenged that lens for me. he claimed his traumatic experiences abroad had been at fault nor robbery. for a while after the robbery he -- when he flowed canada where he was born, he actually claimed he had staged the whole thing to gain a platform to protest war crimes he had witnessed in afghanistan and iraq. claimed to hav

mandy, you should be excited. this will be your first time voting.ieve i speak for all of america when i say, let her sit this one out.

minority groups, there is a sense that they will move forward within arestate confines into they the mandy moore accountable, more inclusive government. that is the shared ideology. it is true for those under the age of 35. what you have in these conflicts countries are disproportionately young populations. what we're seeing is increasingly, it is young members of these countries who are demanding less corruption, more accountability, more services, better governance. if you want call that an ideology, that is what i see emerging in iraq and that is what i see as a potential to emerge down the road in syria. >> one mark question. yes. go ahead. >> to love. i'm from george mason university is a graduate student. so from a 30,000 feet level down to her the rubber meets the road, what are some of the unique program said u.s. ip has been doing on the ground and how can we incorporate more young more positive contribution because as younger generations, we will be inheriting the problems? >> i wonder if we can ask all three of you to answer that. first of all, what is usip doing and what are wa

. >> mandy doyle iof the instructors at impact: ability, and says these classes take every individual into consideration. >> ways that people communicate differently ways that their physical body might be different so how can they access self- orfense skills in a way that will wk for them. >> let me go! let me go! >> and the scenarios they play out are very real. >> when we do the role play her instructor play the character the perpetrator and i stand right next to them and help them figure out what they're going to say what they're goido with their body. >> christine leary felt pretty good at the end of class and says the most important part of preventing abuse is this: >> tell someone you trust. >> it's just one of many lessons hothe impact ability team s leary and the rest of the class never have to use. in addition to the boston area, impact ability runs programs in chicago, sante fand new york, and has plans to expand to columbus, ohio in 2019. for the pbs newshour, i'm tina martin in randolph, massachusetts. >> woodruff: what a terrific program. let's hope it keeps spreading. on