finally, downton abbey, i never seen the tv show, i didn't need to.ovie, you go, that is exactly what downton abbey is like. a friend of mine wrote a review that said, it goes down well with a cup of tea, that is downton abbey. that is perfect for dvd, isn't it? exactly, nothing to fetch up the horses at all and you get maggie smith. and interestingly, a curious one. see you next week, bye— bye. we come to the end ofjanuary, we come to the end of january, what a man's month it has been. we continue on that note into february. —— what a mild month. some cloud and rain affecting the uk, 10 celsius, the overnight temperature in london, eat celsius in scotland. saturday will bring a mix of weather to the uk, applets of rain for scotland and parts of northern ireland, cloud and rain ina parts of northern ireland, cloud and rain in a few places across the north west and wales. to the south, southeast and lincolnshire, it will bea southeast and lincolnshire, it will be a fine saturday with some sunshine, temperatures of around 11 celsius, still mild. sunday,

this is one of the towers on the abbey. that photo you just saw two back if i go back. , can you see the lefthand tower in that corner? that bit in the corner there if , i go back again, that's it. there they are, looking out. and from there, this huge, undulating area to the west. this is the area through which the ninth canadian infantry brigade are advancing. from up there, you have just the mother of all views. if you're the head of the artillery, and you are coordinating all the artillery in that area that is where you , would want to be. trust me, you know, because you can see everything. you can get on the blower and get all your guns where you want them to be. any canadians coming up, they will have a hell of a time. that is the long and short of it. i keep saying it is the ninth canadian infantry brigade, but actually, it's not, really. it's the north nova scotia highlanders. there's not a lot of them. there's four companies each , about 119 men. each. just about under 800 men. something like that. they are suppose

. >> reporter: and with me right now is our digital correspondent abbey hernandez.you sounded excited about the nfl experience. >> absolutely. i spotted george, ufc fighter. holds the record for fastest knock out, 5 seconds. being an mma junky that i am i was excited to see him. he said i.he doesn't really wat football. he doesn't have a tv and he's always at the gym. >> reporter: he's a nice guy. >> he is. that was the highlight of my day. >> reporter: i'm going to have a little more to talk about, little havana where i am now, we'll give you those stories around 6:30. reporting live in miami, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, abbey, thanks, cheryl. >> those two can be trouble. >> dynamic duo. >> the music and everything. >> so festive there and the weather is going to be great for super bowl sunday. it's always nice in florida. >> they're really lucking out this time of the year. not a whole lot of humidity. we're going to drill down on the forecast for miami. also back here in the bay area because we do have some changes coming this weekend. by the time

abbey may talk about it. solar getting to 20% and add those to other renewables, one could easily envision a majority renewable energy in the united states by 2030. wind energy is also the cheapest source of new electricity on the grid. in many parts of the country we are cheaper than the marginal cost of existing power plants. power costs have come down 70% in the last 10 years. we are affordable and certainly reliable. there are certain individuals that run the grid and talk about wind energy in combination with other courses and storage, wind energy as the new quote, the new base load. wind is hiring, currently at 114,000 positions in the industry and wind technicians are either the first or second fastest growing professions in the last three years in a row. we are hiring throughout this country well paying jobs with benefits. let your kids or colleagues or family know if they're looking for a growth profession, look at the wind industry. we are launching the u.s. offshore wind energy. we currently have f

joseph abbey, a monastery in louisiana. basically these monks lived by a philosophy where they don't want to rely on charity, they want to rely by working with their hands, that's how they live their lives. so in order to make the money they need to buy food and insurance and robes and everything else that monks need, they take wood from their property and they bring it to their little woodshop that they have there at the monastery and they build these simple, noble caskets that they sell to make the money that they need. this angered the state of louisiana, particularly the funeral directors, because the monks were violating the law that said only funeral directors could sell caskets. and so we agreed to take the monks' case and file a challenge. we filed it in federal court in louisiana. before i go any further, let me play you the video. it's going to be the last video i play today. but i love the videos. one of the cool things about i.j. is we have a great team of people who aren't just lawyers but video production peop

cat: new abbey is one of a number of new religiouson organizatipopping up across the country trying to ung people, who are increasingly leaving the religions of their ancestors. according to an october report from the pew research center, 76 percent of the baby boomer generation describe themselves as christians. in contrast, only half of millnials identify as four in 10 say they are religiously unaffiliated, and one in 10 identify with non-christian faiths. >> this is what interests me, ke, if people say they feel nothing. cat: diane winston is a professor of religion and media at the university of southern california who has been studying religious trenad among young ults. >> many religions just don't feel relevant to a lot of these young people. theyhe don't speak language. now there are other ways to make connections. mayou ca them online. you can make them at an interest group or an affinity group. cat: she also says many young people have lost trust in religious institutions. >> their scandals, theexuality improprieties, these problems of, you know, pedophilia, of sexism, of miso

>> reporter: welcome to new abbey, a christian, g.b.t.q.- affirming, progressive, family- friendly churchasadena, california. it was started six years ago in the living room of thiguy... cory marquez is a 34-year-old ordained ptor who left a larger, evangelical congregation after he saw my of his own friends were no longer interested in attending church. when you wertalking to your friends about why they didn't go to church, what were you hearing from them? >> "this isn't relevant for me," sexuality, that's a big one. the church is not honestly talking about sexuality. >> you can ask my wife. >> reporter: sexuality is not a boo topic here. marquez's fellow pastor, brittney barron, speaks openly with the congregation about being a lesbian, and many of those tend are from the l.g.b.t.q. community. the congregation has grown from l20 to 400 over tt several years. >> it's less about ft m and more abntent. that people want something that actually matters for their lives. so if the content is literally not healing you, connecting you to something bigger, then you're wasting yoe. >> reporter: ne

norbert abbey named terry lauerman. >> i've always been a cat person. to me it's a blessing to be touched by creation. a couple of years ago, this 76-year-old retired teacher started coming in to brush the cats. but his mission quickly evolved. >> it just happens. >> reporter: now on every visit, as terry settles into one of the many comfy couches here, he starts feeling the effects of all this meow-atoni and becomes catatonic. >> you sleep on the job. yes, that's exactly it. >> reporter: is this still volunteer work? >> there is no valerie involved. >> reporter: i know. i was stressing the work part. >> well, you can't have much expectations for volunteering here. >> reporter: but there is more to his naps than meets the shut-eye. by dozing off so comfortably, terry has actually done more for this cat rescue than any conscious roll tear ever could. it started when the rescue began posting pictures of terry's cat naps, and he went viral. were you surprised by the fame? >> oh, god. pet and brush cats and fall asleep. and i should be world famous for doin

minister abbey asked made saying that he's ready to go to wall of of the status could could could this situation escalates to that point where there's a war between these 2 countries if they're not able to to reach some kind of a settlement of compromise over the the issue is a fitting the stats. well to clarify prime minister ahmed said that if war came he'd be ready as opposed to he'd be ready to wage war himself. came after some more bellicose language was being used in some a gypsy press. in september the fact of the matter is while a very unlikely scenario if there is no resolution in egypt does they do that if one of its most vital resources water is under threat it's not beyond the realm of possibility they could consider a military option though that seems very distant and confident they're trying to avoid that. but it's something that certainly is on the back of people's minds but where do you see things going you've been looking at this mad atrocity at and reading your twitter feed you've got lots to say about the way do you see things clearly with what the mediation of washi

way south mind you, so temperatures are rising but rain continues in scotland and northern ireland, abbeynia. the rain is more showery in scotland as the wind started to ease later in the day, still windy for england and wales, where it may well be a dry and bright toward eastern parts of england. very mild day, temperatures 12-13 england. very mild day, temperatures 12— 13 degrees. through the evening and overnight we will see that when the front sweeping down towards the south—east, making rain with it. showers and sunshine following on sunday, also the rain clears away from the south—east of england early in the morning we have this cluster of showers into wales through the day and the midlands, heading eastwards, becoming fewer through the afternoon. further north some sunshine and showers, most in the north—west of scotland where there will be wintry over the hills. winds will be wintry over the hills. winds will not be as strong but we are back into cool airfor all will not be as strong but we are back into cool air for all of us. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones and welcome to bbc wor

this is one of the towers on the abbey. where that photo that you just there, i just go back the lefthand tower in that corner. if i go back again, that's it. there they are, looking out. from there, this huge, undulating area to the west. this is where the canadian ninth infantry brigade are advancing. you have a marvelous view. if you're the head of the artillery and coordinating the artillery, that is where you would want to be. you can see everything. you can get on the blower and get all your guns where you want them to be. anybody coming that way will have a hell of a time. that is the long and short of it. i keep saying it is the ninth canadian infantry brigade, but it's not. it's the north nova scotia highlanders. there are not many. there are four companies, each about 119 men. about 800 men. they are supposed to be supported by two regimens of artillery but they are not there. they have been held back supporting operation of the eighth brigade attacking an old radar station. that is about five miles away, so they'

the pro league in february against australia and new zealand in slightly sunnier climes than bisham abbey currie has more. it is a huge year for gb hockey women. in just over six months' time they will travel to tokyo to defend their olympic title. before that though, they have to tackle the pro league which involves them taking on the other top eight teams in the world, either at home or away. it's a perfect test for a side who have struggled with their results over the last three years, since they won that olympic gold medal in rio. speaking to the players today, they admit the pro league this year, they can't afford for it to be a wash—out. yeah, every game in the olympic year becomes a little bit bigger, it means a little bit more. just because you can kind of go against someone in your olympic group in the last thing you remember is the last game you played against them. that is what all these pro league games will be, it is about getting a mental edge now. it is like a tournament, pro league is that the same, you've got to win your first game and i think you go in and win it and it

joseph abbey, which is a monastery in louisiana.hese monks live by a philosophy where they do not want to rely on charity, they want to rely by working with their hands. in order to make the money they need to buy food and insurance and robes, whatever it is that monks need, they took wood from their property and sell these nobleuild these simple, caskets to make the money that they need. this angered the state of louisiana, particularly the funeral directors, because the monks were violating the law that said only funeral directors could sell caskets. we agreed to take the monks' case and file a challenge. we filed it in federal court in louisiana. before i go any further, let me play you the video. it is going to be the last video i play. i love the videos. one of the cool things about i.j. is we have a great team of people who are video production people. i think they made a fantastic video. this is the video we released before we filed the lawsuit. [video clip] monks, we feel very sad. we have a right to an honest living through

abbey clancy in it, who is another of my paramours. like she paramours. sorry. no, the thing with rita, i am sure, ifeel like she may have been slightly disappointed when the mask came. why? i always feel like my strength is from the neck down! ok, fair enough, thank you very much for coming in the programme, really nice to meet you and good luck with the new music. thank you. justin hawkins from the darkness. it's coming up to 10:50am, thank you for watching us. the chief of police in the iranian capital tehran says officers are under orders to show restraint towards protesters furious over the shooting down of a ukrainian airliner. all 176 people on board were killed — many of them iranians. yesterday, demonstrators gathered at universities in tehran and at sites in other cities, calling for senior officials to go. some videos on social media recorded gunshots and showed blood on the streets, although the chief of police has denied that live ammunition was used against the protesters. we can talk now to majid afshar, a senior present

recently i went to a session of abbey road where they had remastered it with dolby.we are going to be given that experience in a complimentary industry to that convenience of curating our own music boxes. we heard about the cassette increase. each cassette should come with a pencil, to wind the tape backup stop the quality was terrible. but vinyl is increasing —— wind the tape back up. for the real music lover, the recording on analogue, though sniffing, the inspecting the artwork, all of that, no real purist feels their collection is complete with either a download or a cassette u nless with either a download or a cassette unless it is in the vinyl form. cassette is enjoying a renaissance. we know lots of 80s things are meeting comebacks, the cassettes are a part of that. it is perhaps a more robust way of giving someone a gift. more artists are coming to that party. we havejustin bieber, lil nas and other artists using them as a way for people to plant secrets to get them involved in private gigs and things. so it's perhaps a bit of and things. so it's perhaps a bi

we're going to be forced to well if you had done that the prime minister when he came in by me as the abbey wouldn't have had to condemn police brutality pledged to return rein in the security services tackle what he called economic mismanagement corruption and rights abuses all of this spending find you want to spin off this is also misplaces because prime minister abbott has not come from a blue moon he has got another way where he came for us and they're with us he's cleaning up the mess isn't a no no it's not he's not cleaning up these messes he's going on if you'll mess up the mess you left dark knight i think this is also misplacing and i really always say that you know correctly this is our party's admission of our collective mistake and then we put in place properly he's told things that you failed to do by november last year dozens of intelligence officers and high level officials have been arrested including people from the military run metals and engineering corp met tech on charges of corruption and human rights is this is the level put those charges to dance feed that is the st

norbert abbey in green bay, wisconsin, named terry lauerman. >> i've always been a cat terson. me it's a blessing to be tuched by creation. ago, this 76-year-old retired teacher started coming in to thesh the cats. >> yeah! >> reporter: but his mission quickly evolved. >> it just happens. >> reporter: now, on every visit, as terry settles in to sne of the many comfy couches here, he starts feeling the effects of all this meow-atonin md becomes full-on catatonic. you sleep on the job. >> yes, that's exactly it. >> reporter: is this still ylunteer work? >> yeah, no, there is no salary. >> reporter: i know, i was stressing the "work" part. >> well, you can't have much expectation for someone who is rilunteering here. >> reporter: but there's more to tis naps than meets the shut- eye. by dozing off so comfortably, terry has actually done more for this cat rescue than any cinscious volunteer ever could. inctf s it stan whescedth naps, reand he wegent viuera bl. uld beou surprised by the fame?o world famous for doing this? >> oh! d> reporter: world famous and a calendar guy. he even

and best contemporary hairstyling joker received best period and or character makeup while downton abbey was honored for best period hairstyling and or character hair stylist. >>asked years dispute between ariana grande e and the grammys appears to be water under the bridge. the singer and the award show both announced she's set to perform on the january 26th awards show last year grandee didn't perform or even attend after a dispute with show producers reportedly over what songs she would sing in hollywood, i'm david. >>and before you go a little peek outside checking in on the bay bridge. there's your line it's getting a little busy and crowded in your cash lanes we'll check out >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news a time for 29 a little soggy out there on the street so let's see how your day is shaping up with meteorologist john tripled on little soggy and a little shaky too. we had minor earthquake it was i doing sleeping with assure display of the it was also mostly just felt in the south bay. really as far north as san jose we had a couple reports of shaking about 66 total on

buenos aires argentina have rescued a 3 day old baby girl after she was being held hostage inside an abbey alliance media reports indicate the standoff began after the father assaulted the baby's mother and then hid inside that vehicle they say the baby is in good health in hospital. while turkish lawmakers have passed a bill allowing the country to deploy troops in war torn libya a move his aim that shoring up the un recognized government in tripoli against rebel leader khalifa hof star and his so-called libyan national army the bill passed despite objections from turkey's main opposition groups there are fears that a turkish troop deployment could further destabilize libya. but let's work through and that is that the bill was expected to pass through parliament and eventually it did giving the government a green light for a one year military deployment. but not before heavy debate in the house with opposition parties arguing vigorously against it and that is libya's internationally recognized government the government of national accord based in tripoli is a regional ally to turkey last

to got the ball rolling for visitors later couzin in the 11th minute roughly wafted pass from the abbey and fallen to use his head to finish the job putting it beyond the keeper's reach. 3 minutes later a well worked free kick allowed bolland to double the lead and set up. this is d.w. news these are top stories. at talks in berlin world leaders have pledged to uphold an arms embargo on libya german chancellor angela merkel said the participants agreed to end military support for the country's warring factions but libya's rival leaders refused to meet for direct talks. leaders in lebanon are holding crisis talks after clashes between protesters and security forces left hundreds injured it's the worst unrest in the capital beirut since anti-government protests began 3 months ago demonstrators are angry over the political leadership failure to form a new government. china is reporting a sharp rise in the number of pneumonia cases caused by a new strain of corona virus 3 people have died from it years of a major outbreak are growing as millions of people begin traveling for the lunar new y

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well, first of all, this is a work of fiction, as is downton abbey.ow. ifjulian fellowes doesn't like the idea he doesn't have to come and watch the film, there are plenty of other adaptations. do you think charles dickens would be on twitter if he were alive now? i mean, he was a big social influencers commentator. i mean, the idea of restricting him to whatever it is, 240 characters is kind of interesting, in that he was so expansive a writer. i think he would be on instagram. he'd been on instagram, yeah. he'd blog, he'd definitely blog. he'd definitely blog. he would be on question time regularly. he would be on question time. and you know, we forget he wrote his novels at serials. he serialised them, they were issued in monthly and weekly instalments. very often when he was writing he didn't know what was going to happen next. he would always end on a cliffhanger, and he's then work out the plot, he'd go on these long walks to work out the plot for next week's instalment, so he'd definitely be writing the equivalent of an eastenders, or... he'd p

think we are seeing those emotional gaps being filled by other means, so recently i went to a new, at abbeyt then they went to tate modern in liverpool and created... the hole was given over to sergeant pepper's fans, so! was given over to sergeant pepper's fans, so i think we are going to be fed to those shared collective experiences, and we are going to be given it very much in a complimentary industry to that convenience of generating our own music. we have heard the cassette increased, each one needed to come with a pencil, didn't it come to wind the tape back in? happy days! bad vinyl is increasing. yes, for the real music lover, nothing comes close to the sniffing, the inspecting the outward, no real purist feels the collection is com plete purist feels the collection is complete without the cassette is enjoying a renaissance because nostalgia, perhaps a more robust way... so we have got the likes ofjustin bieber and even in the last year or so all these other artist to have used them asa these other artist to have used them as a way of planting secrets around places for people to get

verdict recognised our suffering in all the atrocities we went through the feel of peace in our heart abbey said i we've been suffering for the last 70 years and we're sticking with justice now we truly believe that the world has recognised the suffering now most of these people don't know that in cheek a complex detail of legal matters what they know that the ruling was in favor of the rohingya refugees and they're running a community in life now they know this is symbolic that may not something happen very quickly we don't know yet whether the me and my will accept this verdict whether other countries will not put sanction and pressure on myanmar what they're doing as you know that they have been recognised that crime has been committed they've been telling the whole was the last several years that atrocities been committed against us now that's been recognised it's a very symbolic it's a moral and a psychological victory for them as to what they told me. still ahead for you on the program the u.n. secretary general speaks to us about his hopes of peace in libya and u.s. fire fighters die

. >> and "downton abbey." >> 1927.folk. >> it was like going home and visiting your friends that you hadn't seen in a while. >> did you ever hit anybody? >> on a job? >> yeah. >> i don't think so. >> there were some late contenders to be among the year's best movies, but our pick for the most original film for 2019 -- >> i didn't write it. paul mccartney wrote it, the beatles. >> who? >> i loved, i loved, loved, loved "yesterday." >> the one where a guy wakes up to find everyone in the world has forgotten beatles music except him. ♪ hey dude hey, dude. are you sure? >> he's right, that's better. >> music often just sits in the background of a movie but every now and then a tune will leap out on its own and become a sensation. and that's really something, because as any artist will tell, creating a hit is a real trick. ♪ i want to take my heart to the old town road ♪ ♪ i'm going to ride till i can't no more ♪ >> let's start with the hit of the year, the song that topped the charts for a record 19 straight weeks for lil

. >> it reminds me of downton abbey.as a story on the bloomberg terminal saying he would get $100,000 per pop to speak. million,eady worth $30 even if he severs himself from the crown. joe: apparently his brother is angry and resentful, because harry will have more fun in los angeles or wherever they go. romaine: they are going to canada i heard. joe: they will have more fun. >> they can do a spotify podcast. romaine: let's check the business flash headlines. not a big christmas at the mall. multiple retailers report declining holiday sales. that reinforces concerns the department stores and clothing chains are losing ground. , andnds cut its forecast kohl's said its forecast would be at the low end of its previously announced range. airbus will increase production in alabama, minimizing exposure to u.s. tariffs put on aircraft. raise the number of 320's it builds from five to seven a month. torosoft looking for a way cut into amazon's lead in cloud computing, unveiling new tools for retail customers. microsoft will add

." >>> abbey huntsman is leaving the view. she's been co-hosting the popular talk show since 2018. her last will be friday and she goes to work for john huntsman's campaign for the governor of utah. >> i'm so thankful for this opportunity but as you guys know my number one priority is always in my family. >> behind the scene sources describe a toxic work environment including a sour relationship between huntsman and fellow conservative meghan mccain. >>> a georgia police officer is truly lucky to be alive after he was hit by a train after chasing a burglary suspect. incredibly it was captured by the officer's body camera. wow, just look at that. officer andy anderson broke six of his ribs, his elbow and his shoulder. he also suffered a concussion, but anderson is recovering. he was even able to give a thumbs up from his hospital bed. >>> 17 minutes past the hour. queen elizabeth agrees to transition period. what's in store for the next few days? live from london. $9.95 at my age? $9.95? no way. $9.95? that's impossible. hi, i'm jonathan, a manager here at colonial penn life insuran

. >> abbey, thank you thank you thank you for having me. >> reporter: today, hullian castro becomingatest candidate to step aside, the former san antonio mayor and housing secretary in the obama administration bowing to reality. >> i determined it simply isn't our time. >> wolf, the bernie sanders campaign bus will be here momentarily on the banks of the mississippi river. all those candidates have been raising the money and spending it as well. the air waves making their points, 32 days until the iowa caucuses. impeachment will interrupt those proceedings for some candidates. that's why these senators in particular are aggressively campaigning this week. >> they are. jeff zeleny, thank you. >>> officials fear australia's wildfire disaster is about to claim more lives. with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's, your plans can change in minutes. your head wants to do one thing, but your gut says, "not today." if your current treatment isn't working, ask your doctor about entyvio. entyvio acts specifically in the gi tract to prevent an excess of white blood cells from enter

. >> and abbey, to remind people what trump's former adviser fiona hill testified to withholding thethe ukrainians to do the investigations as a drug deal. >> you tell eisenberg, and ambassador bolton said that i am not part of whatever drug deal mulvaney and sundelaondland are cooking up. >> what did you take that to mean? >> that investigations for a meeting. >> did you go to speak to the lawyers? >> i certainly did. >> could we expect that the republicans don't want to hear from john bolton? >> it is clear that what fiona hill is saying that john bolton underhim to have a clear quid pro quo and one that he thought was improper enough that he told her go to the lawyer, and that is who she is referring to there, eisenberg who is the white house lawyer. and so yes, john bolton has key direct information about all of this and he is someone who is saying on the record for everyone to hear, yes, i am willing to testify and all you have to do so ask me to basically, and i think that mcconnell not going to say, oh, yes, absolutely, we will have witnesses, but he is going to be under some

the image of abbey fink nour campaigning with joe biden out on the trail, that is so valuable for thecularly as they are trying to show that they can reach out to this younger generation, and i think on top of that the fact that they're getting pretty good fund-raising news for the last quarter of the last year, that is good news, and news that the campaign needed because the previous quarter's fund-raising was not so strong. it was actually quite poor. i think they really needed to go into this year showing that they have momentum, including endorsements and the money. >> let's talk, shane, about the yang game. they're mighty, especially online. so in a tweet andrew yang claims that his campaign is attracting new voters. caucus goers are still undecided. so i mean i know we can't predict the future here. but does that set the stage for a potential huge surprise in iowa? and if so, who's the best person to capitalize on this air of uncertainty? >> andrew yang has more money than almost anyone would have expect the. that's more money than joe biden raised the previous quarter. he's alr

. >> abbey. how are you?owd talking] >> we are wondering how the expansion of obamacare would impact [indiscernible] vice pres. biden: [indiscernible] [crowd talking] vice pres. biden: how are you? are you guys together? all right. [crowd talking] thank you soden: much. [crowd talking] >> [indiscernible] vice pres. biden: thank you. thank you. thanks for coming out. how are you? [indiscernible] [crowd talking] vice pres. biden: there is no way out here. >> [indiscernible] [crowd talking] we were voting for you before you said you were going to run. >> [indiscernible] [crowd talking] >> there you go. [crowd talking] >> -- struggling with cancer. [indiscernible] [crowd talking] >> my name is justin bowers. you?pres. biden: how are [crowd talking] vice pres. biden: i know, i know. on.ann. -- come [crowd talking] >> thank you. thank you so much. [crowd talking] >> [indiscernible] vice pres. biden: god love you. i'm thinking to use it for my christmas card. i'm a precinct captain. vice pres. biden: thank you, than

be australia but it did us a to dr abbey shahad from say a foot semi hostile to saying how lost i have himself with sammy and you to say him bad day in the senate bad at them in a while men have. national health and medical research council of australia to ask what. must sorry it's a didn't mean the at miller research to buy a path or to buy y. that can issue. behead that could weigh 100 la quinta. well yes i'm a research mission best minute national health and medical research council commitment illustrated and research council had that can a stepping stone to you binny. and there will. be unfairness of talk about the university of sydney in me as your horn. i was he said that everybody had to be. on the data too hard that i won by the end of long but in an animal a pass. a path not to meddle in the path of a media. profile is what's called biomedical engineering and i think this is really one of the future areas of engineering there's been tremendous advances in the whole lechler sciences that we can take advantage of in improving medical treatment and making people healthier and liv

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and the deadline to qualify for next week's debate cnn is doing with wolf blitzer and abbey, and nowreleased that the thresholds have systematically paved a way for a billionaire to buy his way on to the stage while pushing out the candidates of color from participating. what do you think, lauren? >> well, he is raising a valid point and something that has caused a number of democrats to question whether or not next time around they should re-do the qualifications for the debates or the way they run the primary to begin with, because another is new hampshire continually going first and iowa and they are 90% white states and julian castro has raised the fact that in a way it is not making the system as equitable for candidates of color. and yang is not to make the debate stage next week, and so for the first time in the cycle, it is an all-white debate stage. >> and so former vp biden's ad says that he is ready day one and this is a piece of it. >> we live in the most dangerous moment in a generation. the world is set on edge. this is a moment that requires strong, steady, stable lead

. >> i am -- i am wondering, 5 or 10 years down the line, presume abbey a lot will be ai mechanisms monitoringr perspective is that a freighter levegreaterlevel of privacy or . >> that is one of those things that depends, you to get artificwill intelligence to do a good job you have to do machine learning, you have to feed a lot of video into this, whose video are they feeding in? i would prefer a robot looking at it but at some point you get where it has to be subjective, and only a human at-this-point could give that subjective, we have not gotten to point of articl--artificial general inte. >> so in the clouds. and i'm not a naysayer, but what is the value, could someone tell me, hooking up a camera that always -- >> you don't have children. >> i mean, we will look back at this say, like asbestos, what were we thinking? what were we thinking putting all cameras all over the home for people to tap into. >> where i live in northern virginia, i have worked out of my house, i to not have children, but if i had children or a nanny or a baby sitter, i want that visibility in daycare. i think a lo

except you were the only one doing it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you also recorded the sound track at abbeyabout you. >> jimmy: very much. even more so now that my kids are young, they love beat bugs. this is bugs singing beatles songs. it's pretty good. i don't know how i got off on that. but this is, there's you crossing the famous pose. you couldn't round up three friends? [ laughter ] >> it was early, really, really early. >> jimmy: what time was it when you did this? >> it was probably 7:00. >> jimmy: are people considerate? everybody's taking pictures there all day, right? >> actually, yeah. people take turns. it was really sweet, but there wasn't anybody line up at that hour. >> jimmy: who took the picture for you? >> david living stone. >> jimmy: it's like going up to the hollywood sign. we don't do it here. he's english. i know you have to go to london. will you be watching the super bowl? or is there too much? >> oh, i'll find a way. >> jimmy: you will watch it in london or come back? >> i will find a way. i got to see j. lo do hoer thinthin thing, come on. >> jimmy: are you rooti

too many abbeys in the room.s his father actually is quite brilliant and a great father unlike charles do new things his father is kind of cold and terrible person. henry doesn't like his mother abby and charles francis junior is very attached to abby and finds his father to be kind of cold and repellent. henry thinks by comparison to his grandmother that the globetrotting louisa that abby is just kind of uninteresting and unimportant. but she's a great host in london. much more vivacious than her husband. it's not a great love affair, it's not a bad one to deeply in love with each other. this is the 19th century. it just kind of the way it is. i like her. i didn't like everybody in this book. she is a better mother than charles senior is a father. let's put it that way. [applause] i'm following you. [laughter] >> here are some of the current best-selling nonfiction books, according to powell's books in portland oregon, topping the list is the death and life of the great lakes, milwaukee journal sentinel reporter

. >> yeah, feels like you are seeing some story lines stolen out of downton abbey here.tay on top of the story, thank you very much. >>> it is the top of the hour. a big hour ahead. good morning, everyone. i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm jim sciutto. minutes from now, we'll hear from secretary of state mike pompeo and steve mnuchin, live from the white house. this coming just hours after president trump told us to expect new sanctions on iran. there are enormous sanctions on iran already, unclear how they ratchet those up. they could also talk about pompeo's conversation with iraq's prime minister who asked pompeo directly to start planning a safe withdrawal of u.s. troops from iraq. not clear how serious that is. pompeo promised to follow up on that request. state department says this morning they would rather focus on the strategic partnership going forward, continuing. >> meantime, those protests are continuing, look at that, those are the streets of baghdad this morning, where months long demonstrations against the government are gaining new traction as tension rises. their

. >>> abbey huntsman is leaving the view.een co-hosting the popular abc talk show since 2018. her last day on the view will be friday then she goes to work for her father john huntsman's campaign for governor of utah. >> i'm so thankful for this opportunity but as you guys know my number one priority is always my family. >> huntsman is not ruling out a return to the show someday. a show popular nationwide even in this polarized era. but behind the scenes sources describe a toxic working relationship. >>> this georgia police officer is truly lucky to be alive after he was hit by a train while chasing a burglary suspect. incredibly it was captured by the officer's body camera. it's amazing he's okay. officer andy anderson broke six of his ribs, his elbow and his shoulder. he also suffered a concussion. but anderson is recovering. he was even able to give a thumbs up from his hospital bed. >>> let's get a check on cnn business this tuesday morning. looking at markets around the world a mixed performance really and futures in the