anne frank house has a twitter account, as you can see.yclock links the mood disorders. i will put out there that i get up at 1:50am in the morning in order to be here and get on airat 5am, morning in order to be here and get on air at 5am, which is absolutely bonkers. many ask me how i am able to do it. there are so many studies out there about the lack of sleep or normal eight—hour sleep at night time, that it is bad for your health. what is this one tell us? well, we all know that lack of sleep is not makers are particularly happy bunch but what this tells us is that if you disrupt your circadian rhythms, you asleep patterns, you are between six and 10% more likely to be diagnosed with a mood disorder. and they are quite serious ones, they talking about bipolar, serious depression, that kind thing. but i think what is at the bottom of the story which should it is all very... the silver lining. the silver lining, that is the word. because many of the participants we re because many of the participants were quite old and the study, that m

it features a story on anne frank. new pages from her diary have been found and published. they contain a handful of dirty jokes and her thoughts on sex. the pages were covered with gummed brown paper, to hide her risque writing from her family. and finally. a study has found that disruption to the body's internal clock may put people at increased risk of mood disorders. is that simply you are moody when you are tired? with me is liam booth—smith, chief executive at localis — an independent think tank. he is back, as promised. you know sleep deprivation, don't you? you have two little children.” sleep deprivation, don't you? you have two little children. i have got one. maybe there is one i do not know about. you have one little girl, so you have been there, done that. we've had lots of people writing in today saying that they have children and therefore i do not sleep very much. we will get to that. but first, no surprise at all, a very emotive photograph. an

among them, anne frank. perhaps the single most well—known victim of the holocaust.e contents of two new pages have been revealed for the first time. i think the only element perhaps that might be interesting from the point of view of her development as a writer and as a teenager is the fact that she's creating kind of fiction in order to address sensitive topics. they were written in september, 1942 and anne then covered them up in black paper. new digital photography techniques were used to decipher what she had written and that was a handful of risque jokes and her somewhat adolescent views on sex. the text that has been revealed today is not very different from other texts and some of the texts of the diary we already know were actually much more explicit than the ones we have revealed today. of course, anne's story had a tragic ending. the family were betrayed, arrested and sent to a concentration camp. like so many others, she died just a few months before the war in europe drew to a close. her diary became her legacy and that legacy now has a whole new chapter

anne frank wrote a bunch of dirty jokes in her diary.has completely upended my per accepting of who she was. i mean like what's next, we're going to find out that mother theresa secretly posed for playboy, what will we find out, you think she would be knew, no, she just posed, still the same person. here is one the dirty jokes she wrote. she wrote do you know why the german girls of the armed forces are in the netherlanders? as a mattress for the soldiers. yeah. now i don't think that that joke is the most offensive but it does show you what a good person ann frank was. because she covered those jokes in her diary because she felt bad. she was like i know they're nazis but what i said was still really mean. it was almost like she was genuinely worried the german soldiers found her jokes and what would be like vas ist das, wow, really, anne, not cool, okay, we also have feelings, okay. but let's move on to our main tor story, while much of the world is to us canned on which nuclear conflict will destroy us, back in the u.s. the president'

genie: to something completely different now about anne frank's infamous diary.hers have discovered some surprising revelations about that. reporter: anne frank was documenting her time hiding from the nazis during the second world war. researchers have uncovered two pages of her diary that were originally masked over with brown paper. they have been able to figure out why she concealed this pa -- these pages, and the reason is quite endearing. she made some dirty jokes about sex, prostitution, contraception. in one such joke, she talks about the "big houses in paris," i.e. the brothels, and that her dad had visited one of them. others are not so much dirty, but really a rare moment of normalcy, the musings of a teenage girl living during an extraordinarily difficult time. genie: to wrap up now, mathematicians have discovered the formula for a perfect pop song. reporter: at least predicting the perfect pop some. best magicians at the university of california say they found the çç@ [music] announcer: this is the fastest growing mega city on earth. some people hav

you know, ann frank was just a little girl. just a little girl. do you think if it were andrew frank we'd pay as much attention? you know, i care about and a love 13-year-old boys, i've had two of them. oh, my god, they're the best people in the world. but there's a reason why ann frank resonated and it's not just because she wasn't a combatant, she was isn't as it gets, she was never going to be guilty. she was never going to get sucked in. that's what she represented. she represented peace. and that's why we study her to this day. so for us, the question is, where does your heart's deepest gladness meet the world's greatest need? what can you do to change this country, your context? what can you do to pabmake it a kinder, gentler, better world around us? and who will you open the door for? not just a question of walking through it, but holding it open for the people behind you. who will be better and what will be better because you chose to walk through that door? so, thank you so much. [ applause ] >> thank you. that's very kind. oh, stop! [ lau

also in the next hour, new pages are discovered from the diary of anne frank, the schoolgirl who hid om the nazis in an attic in amsterdam. anne hid the pages, which contain some of her thoughts on sex, underneath gummed brown paper. laurel, laurel, laurel and what do you hear, laurel or yanny? it's the sound clip that is dividing social media. we'll have all the details shortly. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the government is to take the east coast rail line back under public control, for the time being. the contract to run the london to edinburgh line was given to stagecoach and virgin trains for 8 years in 2014, but they have been losing millions of pounds. it's the third time in just over ten years that ministers have called a halt to the east coast franchise. labour, which supports renationalisation, called the government's handling of the railways calamitous. simonjones reports. it's the end of the line for virgin trains east coast. services will now be brought back under public control. i will terminate virgin trains east coast contract on the 24th ofjune 2018. i plan t

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two new pages from anne frank's diary have been published containing a handful of dirtyjokes and her, apparently to hide her writing from her family. the teenage girl spent more than two years in hiding before being caught by the nazis. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. it's a story that is the milera to so it's a story that is the milera to so many. for more than two years during the second world war a jewish family hid inside this cramped attic in amsterdam —— that is familiar. desperate to avoid detection and arrest by the nazis. among them, and frank. perhaps the single most well—known victim of the holocaust. her diary of that time was published after the war and has been read around the world. but now the contents around the world. but now the co nte nts of around the world. but now the contents of two new pages have been revealed for the first time. contents of two new pages have been revealed for the first timelj contents of two new pages have been revealed for the first time. i think the only element perhaps that might be interesting from the point of view of her development as

have you ever asked yourself why we care about anne frank? anne frank was just a little girl. just a little girl. do you think it was andrew frank we would pay as much attention? i care about and i love 13-year- old boys. they are the best people in the world. there is a reason why anne frank resonates. she was an innocent. she was never going to be guilty. she was never going to get sucked in. that is what she represents. that is why we study her to this day. for us, the question is, where does your heart deepest gladness meet the world's greatest need. what can you do to change this country? your context? what can you do to make this a kinder, better, gentler world right around us? and who will the open the door for? not just a question of walking through it, but holding it open for people behind you. who will be better and what will be better because you chose to walk through that door? thank you, so much. >> thank you. that's very kind. stop. okay, so, we have question and answer time. plenty of it. i love nothing more than an answer, so send me some questions. send me some

it features a story on anne frank. new pages from her diary have been found and published.ughts on sex. the pages were covered with gummed brown paper, to hide her risque writing from her family. and finally. a study has found that disruption to the body's internal clock may put people at increased risk of mood disorders.

. >> are you going to cancel this recount like anne frank's bat mitzvah. >> she's celebrating the endf treatment for breast cancer, a big, big moment for her. ♪ skinny >>> we are leading off "the skinny" with a big award for julia louis-dreyfus. she will be given the mark twain prize for american humor. >> she will be the first woman to receive the award on october 21st. first woman since carol burnett back in 2013. among her career accolades, six emmy awards for performances like this. >> i'm going to be the first elected lady president, have a lovely inauguration, billy joel is going to sing. so you guys have to stop the recount. >> i'm sorry, what? >> some the count. >> ma'am, we can't. >> i don't care. >> the train has very publicly left the station and derailed at high speed. >> this looks like a size 14 flip-flop. >> are you going to cancel this recount like anne frank's bat mitzvah. >> she's celebrating the end of treatment for breast cancer, a big, big moment for her. i think there's only one way to celebrate this, right? >> congratulations. >> all right. next to the -- are yo

coming up next on "today in the bay," a new piece of history reveals in ann frank's diary. the way scientists were able to read the content under two pages and had previously hidden. nted >>> these days, weddings are four or five or sometimes six figure fiascos. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we have a possible safety net for brides and grooms and their parental financeers, nbc bay area responds next. ne more time. s >> laurel. laurel. laurel. >> okay, you know as we head to break we wanted you to listen to that one more time. that clip there did you hear laurel, yanny. let us know what you think. you can post and talk to us on facebook and twitter. let us know what you think. the time is 6:22, you're watching "today in the bay." i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must b

researchers have revealed the hidden contents of two pages from the diary of anne frank seventy years after the journal was first published the teenager pasted over the writing with brown paper making it illegible using modern image processing technology it was possible to uncover passages featuring risque jokes and candid musings on contraception and prostitution and frank wrote about coming of age during the second world war while hiding from the nazis in amsterdam in one nine hundred forty four she and her family were discovered arrested and deported she died at the age of fifteen in one nine hundred forty five american belsen concentration camp. the cause of france's best traditional begets has gone to love all uncut a sunni a baker from the island of the your which is an overseas department of france on tuesday he out back to five other finalists at the provision that dupont competitors were given six hours to make forty traditional french begets while complying with strict rules the baked goods were judged on their appearance smell i don't know actually their taste the fictive p

two new pages from anne frank's diary have been published, containing a handful of dirtyjokes and herr wrote her diary whilst in hiding from the nazis and was published after her death. the hidden pages had been covered with gummed brown paper — to hide her risque writing from herfamily. new imaging techniques have finally allowed researchers to read them. a rare blue diamond which has spent the last 300 years in some of europe's royal houses has been sold at an auction in geneva for £5 million. the auction house, sotheby‘s, says the farnese blue once formed part of a tiara owned by marie antoinette. the 6.1 carat diamond sold afterjust four minutes of bidding. the identity of the new owner has not been revealed. that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 9.30. district, i be attending the wedding, but walking from my house in slough, because road closures will not let you get anywhere near. this from fred, it is so unimportant, so irrelevant, nothing can display the disparity more than promoting this pampered lot. people are suffering. too many outside of the home counties, th

also in the next hour, new pages are discovered from the diary of anne frank, the schoolgirl who hid

among them, anne frank, fab is the most single well—known victim of the holocaust.han the ones we have revealed today. of course anne's story had a tragic ending. the family were betrayed, arrested and sent to a concentration camp. like so many others, she died just a few months before the war in europe crew toa months before the war in europe crew to a close. her diary became her legacy, and that legacy now has a whole new chapter. in a moment, the business news, first, though, a quick look at the latest headlines on afternoon live. rail services on the troubled east coast main line are to be brought back under public control, after suffering heavy losses. north korea says it‘ll cancel its summit with donald trump if washington continues to pressure the country to give up its nuclear weapons. and england have announced their world cup squad for russia 2018 — with liverpool youngster trent alexander—arnold earning a call—up. .here‘s your business headlines on afternoon live. a report on the collapse of the contruction giant carillion has called it a story of reckles

frank? >> ann rubin in fremont tonight. ann, thank you. >>> the political consulting firm at the center of the facebook data controversy is going bankrupt effective today. cambridge analytica had lost multiple clients and was facing mounting legal fees following allegations that it improperly obtained the personal information of millions of facebook users. the company used an app that appeared to be a personality test to build psychological profiles on the u.s. electorate. >>> it's day 2 of facebook's annual developers conference in san jose. facebook officials told those in attendance today it will continue looking into das misuse by cambridge analytica and said that the firm's decision to close doesn't change facebook's commitment and determination to understand exactly what happened and to make sure it doesn't happen again. >>> tesla reported first quarter earnings after the markets closed today and they beat analysts' expectations. tesla reported higher revenue and lower losses than expected during the 1st quarter. desp

frank? >> ann rubin in the south bay tonight. thank you. >>> the president addressed the national rifle association in dallas this afternoon saying he will protect second amendment rights. he also spoke to the media in an impromptu interview depending his legal team's handling of the payments to adult film star stormy daniels. lauren blanchard joins us live from washington with more. >>> reporter: good evening. well, president trump veered "off script" in his nra speech today going off on gun control and going after special counsel robert mueller's investigation. >> your second amendment rights are under siege. but they will never, ever be under siege as long as i'm your president. >> reporter: that was one of the president's many lines that brought the crowd at the national rifle association's annual meeting to its feet. [ cheers ] >> reporter: before the president arrived in dallas, he spoke about porn actress stormy daniels to reporters in front of air force one. he defended how the white house has handled information on a $13

frank and president trump talks on trade talks. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >>> good morning, annehe isn't pleased with how trade talks are going. it promised to buy more u.s. groups and enter restrictions on foreign ownership. u.s. and china are working on a deal to ease sanctions with communications giant gte. last month they blocked zte which would have put zte out of business. it was accused of violating trade sanctions against iran and north korea. meantime the plan to ease banking regulations is headed to president trump. the dodd/frank law subjected banks to stricter capital and planning requirements. the republicans say it hurt their ability to lend money. it was approved by the senate in march. the bill reduces federal oversight on small to medium-sized bank. cutting banking regulation was a key thing for president trump. >>> here on wall street au automakers rose as they cut duties on vehicles. however, quarterly reports and others dragged down the market. the dow tumbled 178 points, the s&p 500 lost 8 points, and the nasdaq lost 15 points. >>> mcdonald's has been slapped