abel cruz takes us to the hill where the nets are being set up.surrounded by mountains like this, that are often shrouded in fog. the area is barren, sandy and rocky. and yet, according to estimates, some 150,000 people move here, year after year. driven by hopes of a better life. hopes that are usually dashed. locals are hard at work - with some very makeshift tools. a tin doubles as a spade. hernán lópez is using a simple iron bar. they're digging holes - where the poles for the netting will go. abel cruz helps out. can you give me a hand, put some stones in the hole. exactly. done! it's stable. one net can capture between 200 and 400 liters of water a day from the foggy air. the men secure a plastic gutter - the water drains into it, and then runs though filters and into tanks. it's a very simple system but will supply families with water. the first three nets are ready. they'll provide enough water for six families. in the next few days the men will put up more nets - fog catchers that will supply 60 families. up here in the hills, life will h

yes, help mathematics for the greater verse of us is such concepts to constant abu abel of his diversityprove we are mine on the right only from below the folding rim of attention. how to treat you have no budget for such operations and a whole splinter, perhaps sofia kovalevskaya arathmetic was a minor conflict, the jeans were about eight years old, their mayon, kupalibin and reconstruction was going on for the tenth room, they didn’t saw off the trellis, that’s why the walls were made of shasova, they covered them with that waste paper, they spent it under the arm on the arches is nickel. i spent the whole one and the front part of the wall with trying to make out at least a special phrases from a long time from the lake look like a bunch of great formulas, literally at the limit of my memory. although at that moment the yans were not understandable to me, sofia kovalevsky’s zusamin sonya experienced the blow of the evil ones. i'm her uncle. pyotr korvin krukolsky, under our lamarschal , lectures and integral teaching sofia , the old man fell behind on general vasily korvin krukolsky.

you will see autumn abeles more and more look at disruptive technology, look at the software.g of technology in automotive that is going to another industrial revolution. batteries for self driving ai, additional auto companies. that was dan ives — additional auto companies. that was dan ives weighing in with his thoughts on that story. india's prime minister and the saudi arabia crown prince held a meeting in new delhi right after the 620 summit that in concluded over the weekend. significance in india's glowing ambitions in the 8 key south asian power. with the details from mumbai. trade and investments in health care and security, were some of the key areas of bilateral talks. also had discussions in 7 the 2 also discussed expediting the free trade deal with the council of saudi arabia is a member. very keen to seal this, the region is 7 it is also seen as a channel to expand india's trade. india — saudi talks are crucial coming just 2 days out from the europe economic corridor. the corridor which will connect south asia to east will connect south asia to east will benefit

you will see autumn abeles more and more look at disruptive technology, look at the software.hnology in automotive that is going to another industrial revolution.— is going to another industrial revolution. , ~ ., ., revolution. where dua and on that debate? _ revolution. where dua and on that debate? is _ revolution. where dua and on that debate? is tesla - revolution. where dua and on that debate? is tesla a - revolution. where dua and on that debate? is tesla a car - that debate? is tesla a car company or a tech company? i have always viewed it as a tech company, and that is the way you have to value it, because of the software piece, because of the software piece, because of the software piece, because of the margins, and i think what musk has continued to improve, i think of how many of the bears have been so wrong on tesla, they view it as an auto company and that is an apples to oranges comparison, as tesla execute more and more, further away from what i would call a traditional auto company. dan ives, traditional auto company. dan ives. thank— traditional auto company.

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one is colonel abel streight. he was sort of like john hunt. he would attack supply areas, train stations, railways. f the confederate hated him. he was a very hold high profile prisoner. he was in the dungeon. they had to confide in him. he would help them to escape. colonel frederick bartleson had lost an arm. he could not help dig. al he was a poet. he wrote poetry and wrote lovely letters to officers wives, daughters, girlfriends and help everybody through his poet history. cavada was from cuba. he was so livid with the idea of slavery that he saw it as similar to with the spanish government was doing to the cuban people so he joined and fought for the union. he was a balloon spy, i guess you could say. he would float over the battlefield and a balloon and using hand signals, he would come down in the balloon and sketch the layout of the battlefield until the command where the confederates were. in gettysburg, when his balloon lands, he is captured and he is taken there and beaten severely so he can't escape. he's too weak but he is brillia

the disease expert who proved that the main problem of mankind is that a thousand years ago, from abel and cain until now, the problem of goodness , the problem of miserliness, the problem of solving the problem of arrogance and arrogance , the problem of solving the problem of violence, lust it hasn't changed that we were a time machine, the movie time machine is another place, a place that is still in time, like a place where the time we go to, for example, let's get into the time machine and go three thousand years ago, all the issues that are not there now human issues of anger and reconciliation, good, bad, betrayal the trust of all is that it goes there, the tv camera is not just an industry, only the time of the prophet, the time of the martyrs, the martyrs, i say you are right now, whoever you are now, the language of imam khomeini, you were who i am, how good imam hussein was, who was the crowd now that right now hossein hossein, imam hossein, on the day of ashura in karbala , visual hallucinations, a look at the place of the prophet, there must have been those who said that t

disease expert that the main issues and the relationship of the issue in a few thousand years ago, from abel and cain until now , the issue of good, the issue of miserliness, the issue of solving the problem of arrogance and the arrogance of the problem of solving the problem of violence is a change it has not happened that we were a time machine, the movie time machine is another place, a place that still exists, time is like the place of that time, wherever it is , for example, let's get on the time machine and go three thousand years ago, all the jobs that are not there now, human issues are angry. and reconciliation is good, bad, betrayal of trust is all the same, it just goes there, the tv camera is not just industry, it's just now, the time was not in the time of the prophet, the time of the martyrs, the martyrs, you are the one you are now, whoever you are now , you were the same person you are now. how good was the time of imam hussain, now the population is the same now hussain hussain and imam hussain on the day of ashura in karbala, visual hallucinations, the prophet must have loo

the same fate as abel, he was arrested, but you really know him.nd here he was telling lansdale to our tikhon. that’s what i asked for such a meeting, and for me this a meeting was arranged, and where in karlovy vary, then socialist czechoslovakia ? this was it. i remember that our president once said that he had watched the shield and the sword at one time, and decided for himself to become an intelligence officer. who knows what your heart did, how many people you inspired on this path and your contribution to this too. well, you probably don't even know about it. i want to know, uh, hmm, to remember those who put their uh, labors and lives into this film, first of all, of course, tatyana mikhailovna lioznogo then uh, the main character of our number is vasilyevich tikhinov. uh, a wonderful cameraman, pyotr kataev, who had minus 11 vision to shoot such a film, and, of course, mikhail taverdeva, who wrote such brilliant music for this film. i want to bow to them in search of blessed memory. i congratulate you on the anniversary of the amazing pain

family, who did not doubt the reliability of their legend during interrogations. , since platov and abel backyard. they put him against the wall; when he saw the machine guns, demyanov realized that he was being led to be shot. stand against the wall with the barrels of machine guns demyanov, aka heine , aka max, thinking hard about where he made a fatal mistake. he was not max at all. well, if you tell me, why did such a legend arise? this is somewhere in the late 90s. e german stories mayer and, uh, our famous nameless lion, uh, so to speak. uh, they knew that there was a source in german intelligence. eh, very reliable information max an agent of german intelligence, but before the war demyanov really was not a german agent, they did not have time to recruit him, but the nkvd knew for sure that german intelligence showed interest in him back in the thirties max - this means the southeast, including the territory of the ussr it’s just the territory from which it came, but they identified, as it were, two things that supposedly here is one max in moscow and this and this information fro

on the other hand, i'm not sure that translates into abel and mr.ruia what it wants in ukraine. sarah: we have to leave it there. thank you. professor of russian politics at king's college london. here in the u.k., suella braverman is seeking advice on whether a breed of dog, the american xl bully should be banned. two men who tried to stop the attack were also bitten. she said that these dogs are our particular threat to children. the american bully xl is a heavyset dog that originated in the 1980's when american pit bull terriers and staffordshire terriers were bred. the breed has been responsible for half of all dog-related deaths in britain over the past two years. joining me now to discuss the proposed ban is the associate director of prevention and community engagement at dogs trust. thank you for talking to us, giving us your time this evening. have you come across an american bully xl, what kind of dog is it? >> it is very difficult to divine because it is not a breed recognized by the kennel clubs. we have all kinds of breeds coming in that

guest speakers at the event included filmmaker songwriter abel sanchez and the daughter of civil rights leader dolores huerta. bandleader juan escovedo and brother of famed drummer sheila e also showed his support just after finishing up a new album with his family. i'm in the bay area. we're all born and raised in oakland, but they moved to la. so i'm just trying to, you know, get people here to support and raise money for the farm workers. organizers say they hope to raise at least $10,000. and if you'd like more information on how you can help farm workers, just go to ktvu.com. com and click the link for this story. lamonica peters, ktvu fox two news. people living on the island of maui are conflicted about whether the state should be reopening the part of the island devastated by those deadly fires last month. governor josh green has announced west maui is scheduled to open back up to tourists on october 8th. the decision has caused some backlash from residents who say many people are still struggling to access clean water and find places to stay after being displaced. a petition is

about slavic literature mickiewicz died in 1855 in istanbul from halera, now his ashes lie in the abelrakow buried in paris in paris there is a 15-meter monument to adam mickiewicz, and in novogrudok there is a model of this monument. and it's not a replica. this is the original model of the authorship of antoine brothel of 1929, on the basis of which this sculpture was created by boris stepannik, the only exhibit from the pre-war collection of the museum , the current building was built after the great patriotic war, the original house was destroyed during the war, the exposition was lost. what is the literary merit of this mickiewicz besides just good poems, which you probably studied at school, and many of their works. he created on the basis of folk legends and traditions, which in essence have always been a low genre. he brought them high. motor, despite the fact that adam mickiewicz is called a romantic poet and even a mystic over his creations. he worked meticulously, like some kind of physicist , he had shchors at his side. - this is an agro-town with a population of less than

or this one is a president has real vote, the citizenship of abel now and figure serious with russian roots over her perceive support for her. i'm sess truth. i'm my good rates of bro. be yes. kind of a for them live and pick iced on. so who is born in moscow? she began competing for the through a near for thing the dissolution of the soviet union in the early 1991. several meet meadows for the country and international championships, including and then let me pick the bronze. if it is government decided to move us citizenship on allegations that she has maintained ties sanctioned russian individuals and property inquire, man. she has spoken out against the measures saying in a message on social media that this one is a government must comply with freedom of speech as close lives out to journalists. i'm the alice in john around the job. this is an interesting one. i mean we have the you is always of brian is itself as an, as the champion of demographic values. but what is the most recent decision to move this pull fig. escape is citizenship. what kind of a, you buy these, all these as

one is colonel abel straight. straight was a union raider, sort of like john morgan. if anybody knows that name, the legendary confederate straight would would attack supply areas, train stations, railways. so confederates hated straight. they caught him. so he was a very high profile prisoner. he was in a dungeon in solitary. so they had to confide in him because he could see what they were doing. so he from cell he helped them to escape. colonel frederick bartel said he had lost an arm continued to fight. he couldn't escape because of the one arm. he couldn't climb down into the dungeon and help dig. but he wrote he was a poet and he wrote poetry and wrote lovely letters to every all the prisoners. why daughters, mothers, girlfriends and helped everybody deal with it through his poetry, corcovado was from cuba. he was so livid with the idea of of slavery that he saw it as similar to what the spanish was doing to the cuban people. so he joined and fought for the union he was a balloon spy, i guess you could say he would float over the battlefield in a balloon and usi

on the other side, the american zionists, led by rabbi abel silver, who was a great orator and great leader, but also very aggressive and uncompromising. the story that he pounded on grandpa's desk in the oval office is apocryphal, untrue, but apparently he did everything up to that. and as a result, the lost access. so in a panic, they turned to eddie him to convince grandpa. see dr. weitzman. it was at that point, former head of the world zionist organization, the movement's spiritual leader. for the first few minutes of that meeting, grandpa and eddie chatted like friends. and then brought up israel. and grandpa became so annoyed that his former business partner actually said it was the closest he'd ever seen his old friend come to being an anti-semite. sitting behind his grandpa swiveled in his chair, turned his back on eddie. and in desperation, eddie scanned the room and found that small statue of andrew jackson. that is on. that is on pedestal near the end near his desk in the oval office recreation. and he said, harry, you have a hero. andrew jackson. i, too, have a hero haim

on the other side, the american zionists, led by rabbi abel silver, who was a great orator and great leader, but also very aggressive and uncompromising. the story that he pounded on grandpa's desk in the oval office is apocryphal, untrue, but apparently he did everything up to that. and as a result, the lost access. so in a panic, they turned to eddie him to convince grandpa. see dr. weitzman. it was at that point, former head of the world zionist organization, the movement's spiritual leader. for the first few minutes of that meeting, grandpa and eddie chatted like friends. and then brought up israel. and grandpa became so annoyed that his former business partner actually said it was the closest he'd ever seen his old friend come to being an anti-semite. sitting behind his grandpa swiveled in his chair, turned his back on eddie. and in desperation, eddie scanned the room and found that small statue of andrew jackson. that is on. that is on pedestal near the end near his desk in the oval office recreation. and he said, harry, you have a hero. andrew jackson. i, too, have a hero haim

this work of the french sculptor abel lafeur was held in the hands of both monarchs and dictators.cond time, alas, irrevocably. is this a golden nike or a cup of jelly? we are absolutely right, she was held in the hands of both the king of sweden and the queen of great britain and gave him shalini. yes please hollywood horror for a thousand. while restoring the scottish paisley abbey, a certain mason added this movie monster to the gargoyles as a joke. ahh, maybe it's alien alien yes, that 's absolutely true. hollywood horror for 800 you can live a thousand kilometers from the ocean and swim only in the pool, but you will still be scared, actor michael fassbender recalled his impressions of this thriller. jaws exactly right alexander choose captain captain, 4 in 1934 at only 27 years old. anna shchetinina became the world's first female sea captain in the fleet for such a purpose, maybe trading is true. captain captain for 1,000 in 1701 he was enlisted in the preobrazhensky regiment and became peter i's orderly instead of alexander menshikov. this is pavel yaguzhinsky, hollywood ho

and abel.t that many people have read your very great honour? it's a very great every day my life. says, day of my life. someone says, i read it 30 years ago. i read it 20 years ago. i read it. it's still sells quarter of a million a many times has it a year. how many times has it been a year. how many times has it bee geoffrey? how many >> geoffrey? sorry how many times been reissued? cain times has it been reissued? cain and . and abel. >> it's 132nd reprint. >> it's on. it's132nd reprint. amazing isn't it? >> emily? that is amazing. yes >> emily? that is amazing. yes >> to ask you before >> we've got to ask you before we go, because this book we let you go, because this book is racing the of is already racing to the top of the sellers, traitor's gate the best sellers, traitor's gate . it's number one already. >> came yesterday. >> and it came out yesterday. >> and it came out yesterday. >> already >> yes. yes. yeah, it's already number one. >> and, of course, a of >> and, of course, a lot of

. >> next to testify, ravens coworker, and abel have zero.hey eventually had six. >> i did say to him, what if your wife finds? out he said, she won't ever know. >> prosecutor franks then got to the heart of your case, opening to prove that janet was trapped in an emotional lee abusive marriage. >> janet ever talking about problems she had in a marriage? >> yes. >> breast finn, brittany romero said that she heard just how destructive janet's merit had become. >> i overheard him talking to janet, and the way that you wouldn't want your dogs to talk to. >> would it be? say >> he said that she was good for nothing, that she couldn't do anything right. >> brittani said, raven had taken control over every aspect of janet's life, including your phone calls. >> who he doesn't like me talking to you, she said, i have to walk to the pay phone to talk to you. my heart just -- i said, how long have you been walking to the pay phone, and how far is this payphone? does any of this makes us sense to my friend? >> she was almost the perfect victim for a dom

we heard abel talking about it. the company has lost around $190 billion market cap in recent days amid concerns about iphone sales in china. let's start with edwin chan. thank you for joining us. how important is the china market to apple's bottom line? how much of a concern is this the company? edwin: for starters, it is to a percent of annual revenue but it is much more than the market for apple. it is a growth driver are used to be a truly certificate growth driver for the company and it is also importantly where most of its high-end gadgets are made. most of the world's iphones are made in china. it is where it has enjoyed for years a really strong following, partly because it is such a major employer in the country. so, i think part of the selloff comes from uncertainty over whether sentiment is turning against the world's most valuable khamenei. -- most viable company. jennifer: we were mentioning this a bit with a repaired the simkins of this is not that apple is just down -- this is demokan's of this is tha

game and if they are able to get it right, the message from the camp is ok, it has not been great but abelrt 'udging us then. ., , , �*, and until it has, start 'udging us then. .,, , �*,, then. positive noises, let's see what noises — then. positive noises, let's see what noises they _ then. positive noises, let's see what noises they make - then. positive noises, let's see what noises they make after i what noises they make after argentina. in theory, the toughest team in that group that they could face? ., , ., ,., ., ,._ face? for sure. compared to say the u-rou ou face? for sure. compared to say the group you spoke _ face? for sure. compared to say the group you spoke about _ face? for sure. compared to say the group you spoke about with - face? for sure. compared to say the l group you spoke about with scotland, south africa and ireland, this is a gentle pull. japan also in it but they are probably not the first they were four years ago, superb in their home world cup but even though samoa are improving given and expect them to qualify for the quarterfinals. argentina is the snip tes

court documents show that this customer's name abel childress and she brought the coffee at a drive-thrum a mcdonald's on fillmore street in june. and i guess she says that the lid not on properly and this scolding hot coffee poured on her and gave her burns and then she says she tried to talk to the employees there at mcdonald's and they didn't help her. and then later, she contacted mcdonald's. and they did respond. but she says there was emotional distress, discretion, distress and medical bills and everything. so she wants in this civil suit more than $25,000. the owner of that mcdonald's says that they're looking at the lawsuit and then here's the quote from them saying that the restaurant has a strict food safety protocols, including the training to make sure they're compliant and they talk about how later when she contacted them that they did respond to her and offer her assistance. and if you've been around a while, you know that this rings a bell, it was 32 years ago. that also an elderly woman sued mcdonald's because the hot coffee spilled her lap giver that all these burns she

our o the markets, at the grocery stores, guest speakers at the event included filmmaker songwriter abelez and the daughter of civil rights leader dolores huerta. bandleader juan escovedo and brother of famed drummer sheila e also showed his support just after finishing up a new album with his family. i'm in the bay area. we're all born and raised in oakland, but they moved to l.a. so i'm just trying to, you know, get people here to support and raise money for the farm workers. now organizers say they hope to raise at least $10,000 tonight. now, if you'd like more information on how you can help farm workers, just go to our website at ktvu.com and click the link for this story. mike lamonica, thank you. well homelessness has now been declared an emergency in alameda county. county leaders voted today to declare a state of emergency over homelessness. supervisor nate miley introduced the resolution it passed with four supervisors voting yes and one absent. miley says it will expedite the use of funding for housing and services for the homeless. the goal is to help the nearly 10,000 people

. >> court documents state a customer name, abel child brought some at a drive-thru.e street in june. lawsuit states the lid open and was describing his scolding coffee poured out causing severe burns. the claims employees refused to help her woman says that aside from the burns there, scarring, emotional distress along with medical bills. civil case could call for more than $25,000. the restaurant's owner and operator says a lawsuit is being reviewed, adding, quote, my restaurants have strict food safety protocols in place including training crews to ensure that lives on hot beverages are secure. we take every customer complaints seriously. and a miss child just reported her experience to us later that day, our employees and management team spoke to her within a few minutes and offered assistance and the big, famous hot coffees filling case against mcdonald's 30 years ago. and new mexico. >> 6.38 is a time right now. and a driving school owner and instructor in san mateo is sentenced 18 years in federal prison for producing child. jhonattan zelaya pleaded guilty in m

a justice report says, brennan center review abel's considered last year shows that legislator showscized our undermined the independence of state courts. one of the things that you pointed out in your article is almost all of these are gop. in fact, all of them but one? >> that is right. so we see partisan judges, and elections on both sides. but we don't see democrats trying to punish judges and keep them in line. i think a lot of that stems like from things like redistricting. if you gerrymander, courts will try to strike you down. but if you can't keep them in line, we see this in the -- >> what is the fix for this david? obviously, when we talk about the ethics problem of the supreme court we are stymied. because there isn't actually a picks. we are depending on the fact that the supreme court justices will fix themselves. if there is a big step a state level? because if they are not breaking the law, the supreme court doesn't really have a stay in what the supreme court does our cannot do. we have an exception in north carolina with a lower of the harper. lock it how do you fix

we did not get to the question but abel is underway and i guess i'm one of the last to vote. let me check. i have a little bit of time. ok. i think to the degree we can recognize plastics going to be with us in many capacities but we can seriously reduce the pollution that comes from the production. we can seriously decrease the roadside pollution that comes from plastic waste. we can not cite any more facilities in places where they are going to harm the surrounding community. we can have better regulation on emissions and better if you will monitoring of those regulations which brings me to my question. which you mentioned in your testimony. i'm asking -- these incinerators kept operating but they had 1400 air violations. there is a standard. when you're talking 1400 times it was documented, how many thousand of times it was not documented. they just ignored them. it was just the cost of doing business? if we get fined, does it really matter? the first time you get fined it is like should we fix this problem? if you're getting excited over a thousand times it is clear you a

not surprisingly, the metro leads on the manhunt continuing for the terror suspect, daniel abel khalider says there yesterday. the paper says there were traffic queues outside dover as vehicles were checked for the elusive jail breaking soldier. the headline in the independent asks was it an inside job? with the paper saying that kalief had helped to escape with an intelligence source calling the breakout orchestrated ? my superstar panel orchestrated? my superstar panel back with me now, top daily telegraph columnist allison pearson, conservative peer lord bailey, and the author and broadcaster amy nicole turner. now more evidence of britain signing blank checks when it comes to the illegal invasion of our southern border. it's been revealed the government is spending a whopping £2 million of taxpayer cash on private boats to pick up the empty dinghies left abandoned by illegal migrants in the channel leaked documents obtained by the times newspaper showed the home office paid a scottish maritime business £577,000 every three months for two vessels dubbed by local fishermen, a, quote,

the paper says daniel abel kalief was working in the kitchens of hmp wandsworth when he sneaked out andorry. but leading the daily express tonight, stay in loyal to rishi, the prime minister pledges to make the uk the best place in the world to do business. do you know what i think could maybe help with that? casting in corporation tax? oh as he put it up to record levels. but you know, believe the spin if you want to. more on the media buzz now, though, with tonight's superstar panel though, with tonight's superstar panel. the author and broadcaster hamilton , broadcaster christine hamilton, the and activist the businessman and activist adam brooks, and the former labour party adviser, matthew lazor. now comedy legend lazor. now the comedy legend and creator ted graham. creator of father ted graham. linehan has sacrificed it all in his brave defence of women's rights against the trans lobby . rights against the trans lobby. he's been forced out of the industry. he loves, hounded on social and most recently, social media and most recently, his fringe show was his edinburgh fringe show w

not surprisingly, the metro leads on the manhunt continuing for the terror suspect, daniel abel khalider says there yesterday. the paper says there were traffic queues outside dover as vehicles were checked for the elusive jail breaking soldier. the headline in the independent asks was it an inside job? with the paper saying that kalief had helped to escape with an intelligence source calling the breakout orchestrated ? my superstar panel orchestrated? my superstar panel back with me now, top daily telegraph columnist allison pearson, conservative peer lord bailey, and the author and broadcaster amy nicole turner. now more evidence of britain signing blank checks when it comes to the illegal invasion of our southern border. it's been revealed the government is spending a whopping £2 million of taxpayer cash on private boats to pick up the empty dinghies left abandoned by illegal migrants in the channel leaked documents obtained by the times newspaper showed the home office paid a scottish maritime business £577,000 every three months for two vessels dubbed by local fishermen, a, quote,

americanos, entre lo que nos enorgullece muchÍsimo compartir con ustedes lo que ocurriÓ concierto de abel, y lo estaremos proyectando 24 de septiembre. lo haremos con una historia quÉ significa tanto para los mÉxico americanos, basada en hechos reales, en nuestra historia el profesor jaime escalante en el estadio los Ángeles. reportero: este, el museo mÁs importante en el cine, tiene una misiÓn. >> [habla en inglÉs] queremos que venga el pÚblico y bien todas las contribuciones que hemos hecho los latinos en el cine a travÉs de la historia. reportero: para quienes quieran venir a disfrutar museo hay buenas noticias. >> estamos preparÁndonos para nuestro segundo aniversario el 30 de septiembre, y la entrada serÁ completamente gratuita para todos. reportero: el museo de la academia ofrece todo el tiempo entrada gratis a niÑos de 17 aÑos, y para cualquier persona que tenga una tarjeta ibt, y para mÁs informaciÓn, horarios y boletos puede visitar la pÁgina en pantalla. este otoÑo en los Ángeles haymuchas razones para visitar el museo de la academia de cine. karla: gracias a luis sandoval, de t

the paper says daniel abel kalief was working in the kitchens of hmp wandsworth when he sneaked out andorry. but leading the daily express tonight, stay in loyal to rishi, the prime minister pledges to make the uk the best place in the world to do business. do you know what i think could maybe help with that? casting in corporation tax? oh as he put it up to record levels. but you know, believe the spin if you want to. more on the media buzz now, though, with tonight's superstar panel though, with tonight's superstar panel. the author and broadcaster hamilton , broadcaster christine hamilton, the and activist the businessman and activist adam brooks, and the former labour party adviser, matthew lazor. now comedy legend lazor. now the comedy legend and creator ted graham. creator of father ted graham. linehan has sacrificed it all in his brave defence of women's rights against the trans lobby . rights against the trans lobby. he's been forced out of the industry. he loves, hounded on social and most recently, social media and most recently, his fringe show was his edinburgh fringe show w

actually, danny from robert abel, who says nana danny is wasting away., danny. new wardrobe soon. well done, danny . how new wardrobe soon. well done, danny. how much have you lost this week? >> well , i've this week? >> well, i've just come back from devon, so i've. i've put. yes. jam on first. i've put on a few pounds, but then i've lost them over the last 48 hours. but that's nice. thank you. >> every time i do sunday. danny, you are the man than you were before. >> disappointed. >> i was disappointed. >> i was disappointed. >> mentioned i'm >> i was disappointed. >>to mentioned i'm >> i was disappointed. >> to you, mentioned i'm >> i was disappointed. >>to you, mymentioned i'm >> i was disappointed. >>to you, my fellowned i'm >> i was disappointed. >>to you, my fellow ball i'm brother. >> so i'm gonna start with you, matthew. yes. these are some good. strong good. these are some strong dividing him and dividing lines between him and the party. well, it's finding. >> making them. good >> making them. it's good to have it, to have politics back, isn't