yes, andy young is far more famous in new york than in his native thailand, you can imagine . it was his bezdro that became the first thai restaurant with a thai at the head, which received a michelin star. i am a star there, but new york is not enough for me i am a thai star and decided to become a star in thailand so i came back. and now, for 5 years now, my podtay has been recognized as the best. wow, the winner of all possible uh michelin competitions. i really want to try. well, no less i want to see how delicious is prepared. tall and licking wolf from all sides here is yang's first secret to perfect pattaya, featuring a high content of delicious savory fat. the third secret is noodles, they are made exclusively from natural ingredients and must be al dente. noodles, there are large, medium and small. well, i chose a small one, usually they are afraid to work with it, because it's hard when the big fire. it can easily burn, but such noodles are ideally saturated with different tastes in a short time. beauty . just hmm. and pork, berg, i have heard about it so many times,

king at the airport with jesse jackson and andy young.think so. are you sure you wouldn't like a little bit of the apple pie? yes, i believe i will. [laughter] >> stephen: well, are you surprised -- how does it feel to be singing "we shall overcome" in an airport 60 years later and it's still a fitting song to be singing with justin jones? what's your emotional reaction to having been there and now 60 years later to be singing that in an airport in newark? >> joan: with somebody really, really young. you know, interested in nonviolence, that blew my mind. we've written a book on it. it was just sort of amazing that we connected like that. and you know, it doesn't happen every day. >> stephen: you've got a new book. it's called "am i pretty when i fly?" there you go. [cheers and applause] and it's an album of upside down drawings. what do you mean? do you hang upside down -- >> joan: i was going to say, you'd be the person to guess that. >> stephen: that's what i literally thought. >> joan: no, i was not standing on my head and drawing. it

been struck by the age range of the people there today, andy, from the people there today, andy, from the very youngfans whose - community. i think there's a lot of. generations of fans whose granddad supported wrexham, and that gets passed _ supported wrexham, and that gets passed through because it's so important to the town. what i would say as _ important to the town. what i would say as a _ important to the town. what i would say as a caveat to that, wrexham for many _ say as a caveat to that, wrexham for many in _ say as a caveat to that, wrexham for many in north wales was their second team _ many in north wales was their second team, may— many in north wales was their second team, may be everton or manchester united _ team, may be everton or manchester united was _ team, may be everton or manchester united was first and they would look out for— united was first and they would look out for wrexham's results and go when _ out for wrexham's results and go when they— out for wrexham's results and go when they could. i think that changing _ when they could. i think that changing a little bit now,

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he's also a lover of the outdoors and andy alluded to this near common about conservation. he was a great bird lover as a young boy. this was his one of his have his passions was ornithology. looking for birds writing down the kind of birds that he saw keeping track of that as well as rowing and hunting and pretty much anything you could do outdoors. that's a little bit of what he was like as a young boy as a teenager. when he was 18, he went off to harvard. where he studied for four years this was before there were majors anything like that. he just took classes that he wanted to basically took a lot in history took a lot in natural philosophy and in science. and he married a local girl from boston alice lee. we're to say about her in a second. so it's a little bit of the background to who he would become later on as an adult. then take a few minutes to explain how roosevelt came to prominence before he became president. his first kind of career was as a new york assembly man. so think of the state house of representatives. that's what we're talking about for, new york. we've been reading the novel in his ste

young benjamin holds the keys. >> reporter: uh-huh? >> to the castle. >> reporter: andykids in his fun and fast paced book "daddy diaries" the third in the best series of diaries he has written. >> i am trying to get this off. i can't. >> reporter: it's about the high highs and low lows of being a single dad who also works long hours in the center ring of a often manic media circus. 2-2 radio channels on siriusxm, a book imprint, late night talk show on bravo and presides over the "real housewives" franchise. >> you said you sat in julio iglesias's lap? >> reporter: as an executive producer and host of those drama-filled reunions. >> i think this book is really as much a statement about pop culture in the year 2022 as it is about being a father or my life and what i did. >> reporter: how so? >> because i think it's a reflection on how pop culture works in a weird way. the sheer number of like encoun is -- it's like, oh, meghan mccain texted me and cher and jane fonda gave me advice about raising a girl. >> i love dropping that. and i feel like if you are going to write a

young again. but at the end of the day, this is about kentuckians in making decision to fire andy beshear. >> kentuckyepublican gubernatorial candidate daniel cameron telling neil is open to any gop support of the trump backed candidate won the republican primary against kellyanne she was endorsed by florida governor desantis. it was one of two losses from an desantis backed candidate this week. it comes ahead of his expected 2024 campaign launch which is that next week is a florida governor plan smith top donors. should these losses were him? politico national correspondent narrative that joins me now. good to see it, thank you for being here. desantis was hoping to launch with a bang. got a couple of things pulling him back a little bit. one is the loss in kentucky of his candidate. the other thing of course is the continuing >> with disney. it's hard to start with a bang when you have these things holding you down. >> yes. the disney news of course was a blow for the governor florida. his endorsement there in kentucky was made at the last minute a day before the ele election. i don't have that i wo

w back to dateline >> at the time andy savage his a-team together to look for kate wearing, that lovely youngnd according to kate's parents, tom and janice, the charleston police were still saying this -- >> they think maybe she wants somewhere. she's probably just up in greenville. >> what did you say to that? >> she doesn't have a car. how is she going to get there? >> it was after that when the atms jean frazier got his tip. kate's best friend, ethan, had lied to the police about where he live. to deliver the house see a loud police to search. he lived behind this house, and one of two apartments, five miles away. >> which presented to the police? >> yes. >> and? >> they didn't search the houston ever got a search warrant, never asked for permission to search the, houston never went back to them and said, hey, you must let us three months ago. >> but, as the a-team discovered, ethan failed to mention something else as well, he had a girlfriend in this little place, a woman named heather angelica kamp and when janice waring heard that, her mind went straight to an afternoon at home, three m

young 65. >> and announced this -- that this was the plan at the company's annual meeting for sometime, they have been setting up sort of potential successors, and andyaperstein, ted pick, two of the names people have heard. we'll see. but a change of leadership seems to be coming within the next year or so at a firms that applauded for the way it's been run under mr. gorman, and that change, to a certain extent, in strategy that you discussed, jim. >> when the brokers got in trouble, and of course, we're speaking of washington, james said, this isn't going to be what's going to happen to us we're going to cut some businesses that others think are terrific and that have been historic to us, because we're not going to be a company that is called down to washington and it succeeded his company had far fewer incidences, and i think he changed the focus of the way wall street should be done, brought morgan stanley, interestingly, brought more back to the way the old jpmorgan was run pre-glass-steagall, the split, which was, we're going to advise the wealthiest, the big companies. we're going to become the trusted team to go to, and he also did something

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suicide, and now it looks like they could change how young people learn to cope with suicidal feelings. alison freeman, bbc news, westminster. andyng progress? yeah, to be invited to number 10 the _ you are making progress? yeah, to be invited to number 10 the other- you are making progress? yeah, to be invited to number 10 the other week l invited to number 10 the other week and meet the secretary of state yesterday, absolutely, we feel as if people are listening. no one is pushing back on us really. everybody is accepting we have a problem with suicide in this country and we need to do something about it. let’s suicide in this country and we need to do something about it. let's talk about concrete _ to do something about it. let's talk about concrete changes. _ to do something about it. let's talk about concrete changes. it - to do something about it. let's talk about concrete changes. it is - to do something about it. let's talk about concrete changes. it is all- about concrete changes. it is all looking really positive. you are clearly hopeful. what is the next thing? clearly hopeful. what is the next thin ? . ., thing? the g

young and that i would talk about him being naked. >> wow. last question -- >> he was skinny. >> he was skinny. >> yeah. >> okay. >> only andy gets informationplead the fifth on bravo's "watch what happens live" with our friend, andy cohen. he's the author of the new book, soon to be a best seller, titled "the daddy diaries: the year i grew up." good to see you. >> can i pick a bone with you? >> what'd i do? >> you used to be able to get a bagel or something around here. green room, it looks like you're closed for business. >> it's sparse. >> are you having guests here? >> can we get him something? >> i'm fine now. >> is it too late? >> i'll get it on the way home. >> did we get you the coffee? >> i got it on my way here. you used to have coffee here, too. >> we used to put out pastries. >> little -- it's 7:40 in the morning. >> noted. andy cohen is making us better right now. >> can the folks at waystar set me up. >> somebody run upstairs and get him a bagel. what kind? >> i'm fine. >> great to see you. >> great to see you. >> i never heard about that, michael jackson skinny-dipping. >> i heard nuances, but jane was on it last night. the la

young women. ijust want to build on the things that andy was just saying, we need to remember that 17-24, the justill need to be supervised, one is driving the peer friends, they need to be supervised when they do it for six months, the other one is when the drug very late at night and by very late at night i mean between 4am and 2am. so these are known risk factors that we can do something about and it's not a huge thing. wejust do something about and it's not a huge thing. we just asking to be given a little bit more time and, if i can be very about this, them given a bit more time would give people like rebecca a lifetime more. chris, thank ou like rebecca a lifetime more. chris, thank you very _ like rebecca a lifetime more. chris, thank you very much. _ like rebecca a lifetime more. chris, thank you very much. it's _ like rebecca a lifetime more. chris, thank you very much. it's a - like rebecca a lifetime more. chris, thank you very much. it's a point. thank you very much. it's a point that no one can argue with, there, thank you very much for talking with us. thank you both forjoining us. i

the number of young people coming into construction is getting smaller and simply and smaller. youngsters simply do do the physical do not want to do the physical work andyeland, scotland, ireland, northwest scotland, some light rain and drizzle here, but for many fine day. here, but for many a fine day. just the risk of a few just again, the risk of a few showers developing over southern and eastern parts of england. perhaps the odd sharp one possible, but beautiful possible, but a beautiful feeling day everyone. feeling day for everyone. temperatures mid to high teens, 18, 19, possibly locally, 20 degrees and the warm weather continues as we end the week into the weekend. still the risk of a few showers is 1 or 2 heavy on friday, but the weekend looking largely fine. some looking largely fine. just some rain far north and rain in the far north and temperatures on the positive side . is in the private sector. the plans include a banning of section 21, which allows landlords to evict tenants without reason . yeah, and it without reason. yeah, and it oe sm— without reason. yeah, and it comes as sir keir— “ yeah, and it comes as sir keir storm of vows to c