she was kind of like, yeah asa and bopp. like, why not? >> [ laughter ] >> what's the asa from?that's a fun way to -- you mentioned different countries. you play an american in the film. i'm really good with accents, you're not an american. i can tell right now. do you like doing accent work in films? >> yeah, i think so. i mean american. i've been doing it for a while. as a british actor, have to be able to do an american accent, pretty much. >> seth: sure. >> and i spend a lot of time in the states. you kind of hear it in the media and films. so yeah, i find it pretty easy. after a while, in fact, when i'm doing an american film, i stop talking in my own accent all together, which is i find it's just a lot more effort. the british accent. [ light laughter ] you really have to just force every kind of sound and syllable and key, all of them it's just --. and american, it just kind of you don't move your mouth as much at all. [ laughter ] it just kind of comes falling out. >> seth: we don't sweat it, man. as long as you get the words out, you know, don't make a big show of it. s

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so there is sce saudi 1, to 2, outside , , , asa viewed as a closed and conservative kingdom.; 44144 44 — — its rights 4444-4 44; 44 442144344 44144 44 — — its 7:74.74 rights or its human rights record, or any reform. but for its human rights record, or any reform. bl other; . , 4 its human rights record, or any reform. bl other issues! 7 £1 174: 7 f'7744477147777 4744474 7 51 z: 7 77444777: 47 7 77 447 4474 matter conservation department staff 4 to save around 100 whales that are still alive, but a spokesman said he did not expect them to be in good health. stay with us. still to come: downhill all the way. the austrian speed cyclist looks to claim a new speed cyclist looks to claim a new speed record down a chilean mountain. there is mr mandela, mr nelson mandela. a free man, taking his first steps into a new south africa. iran's spiritual leader ayatollah khomeini has said he's passed a death sentence on salman rushdie, the british author of a book which many muslims say is blasphemous. the people of haiti have flocked to church to give thanks for the ousting of their forme

do keep that in mind.n throw the extra layers on asa you head out the door this the s morning.checke forecast. erin como has got the effectsfe of the winds on the roads.r >> that's right, mike. 5:31 and huge problems.prob messy commute this monday mo morning. starting off with a look in in glen echo. c massachusetts of a right now closed at mohican place muchaceh debris in the road due to due heavy winds that moved through th a areata. med in the district this is where melanie alnwick is, 2701 bruce0 place southeast.pl you saw the roof that wasthe ros ripped off that apartmentapament complex. it's laying in the road r theyre need to get that cleaned up. a lot of damage transformeran down and wires down at that wir location ases wel a mclean great falls street atree pole and wires down atn at magarity road. r any questions at erin fox5stio d.c. on twnsitter. let's take a look at metro mro next as well.ell wisdom and maureen. >> more on hugh winds acrossh wi the region.g this morning thousands arends re without power most in northernnn virginia. viinia. dominion reporting more th

critics say that asa embargoes the us.cuse for a communist state that fears losing control over its mission. relations with america are now at best uncertain in the post—0bama era. in the aftermath of the president's historic visit to years ago, the prospects for american companies doing digital business on the island have improved. amongst them, google, and company boss eric schmidt inked and company boss eric schmidt inked a deal in september that gives cu ba ns faster access to a deal in september that gives cubans faster access to content from services like youtube. when you're running an internet business, the last thing you want to do is trade is half way across town to find a connection. some cubans are fed up, and have come up with inventive solutions. the result is to be found on solutions. the result is to be found o n roofto ps solutions. the result is to be found on rooftops in towns and cities across the nation. pole mounted antennas which appointed towards the local communities and centre, bring them internet

the brits can very much look at it asa the brits can very much look at it as a dealfor them, and canadae uk as a dealfor them, and canada, and forthe uk and as a dealfor them, and canada, and for the uk and europe deal, it doesn't cover financial services, and that is an important point. it does not cover it all. the same question, does europe see it as a potential deal, or look to switzerland and norway four separate deals? i do really think it is releva nt. andreas hoepner, thank you for your time and for coming in. in other news: donald trump's choice for labour secretary has pulled out of the race for a cabinet position. andrew puzder lost the support of several republican senators after he admitted employing an illegal immigrant as a former housekeeper. the fast—food billionaire had been criticised for his remarks on women and employees at his restaurants. he's the first trump cabinet pick to fail to secure a nomination. internet group yahoo has reportedly agreed a price cut on its initial $4.8 billion sale to verizon. we were waiting for this! verizon's purchase of yahoo's core in

the leicester city story has had as many ups and downs asa story has had as many ups and downs as a shakespearey goodbye to claudio ramdin aryan —— claudio ranieri. the first goal in the league this year one of the most telling. the scale of the revival was a surprise, much like the scorer and nature of le i ceste r‘s much like the scorer and nature of leicester's second. danny drinkwater with the memorable strike and another twist in the tale, almost as if shakespeare had planned it. even the most creative of writers would have struggled to pen a third goal. vardy scored again. the leicester of old were back. after a week of turmoil and twists at leicester, maybe getting rid of the main protagonist wasn't such a tragedy after all. we have been trying, it has not been clicking. we have had to try and make our own luck and it has not been happening, but luckily it has all clicked together. there has been a lot of unfair stuff written lately and you have seen a reaction from everyone. it wasn't just me personally, it was most of the squad. it has got us fired up in a way to put a reaction on the

i never saw it asa tv. was it worth it? i never saw it as a sacrifice. the most fun i was ever going to have as a journalist. people are always astounded. you were sued? he cost your newspaper million. and your family? and i said actually, it wasn't horrible. i had a good time. i never felt more journalistically alive as i was during those years. i know it is a preposterous kind of comparison because what happened with bob woodward and watergate was violently bigger than armstrong but if you look at that movie, all the president's men, what she sees to journalists on the case, having the time of their lives, knowing they will be another story like this. on a much smaller scale, had that feeling with armstrong. a much smaller scale, had that feeling with armstronglj a much smaller scale, had that feeling with armstrong. i can see the excitement shining in your eyes right now. it forces me then to move the clock forward and talk about how you have conducted some of your journalism in more recent years. you haven't left sport and certainly you haven't left

not for the first time, the nhs is clearly in some trouble this winter, asa clearly in some trouble thisr corbyn has seen that as an issue thatis corbyn has seen that as an issue that is strong for labour to go for the government. in addition to that, there was this local issue of the maternity hospital and if it closes its a a0 mile journey to carlisle to get to the maternity hospital there. and yet even given all that, you couldn't hold this feed. we cannot bea couldn't hold this feed. we cannot be a party of single issue and of course the national health service, we founded it, we created it, we recreated it in 1997 by all the investment we put into it, but nonetheless, it cannot be the sole issue for our party and that's something that we in the labour party must be aware of and we must reflect the wider concerns of the public, not just about the reflect the wider concerns of the public, notjust about the nhs. barry gardiner, thank you, we will show you the swing. the swing from labour to conservatives, 6.7. show you the swing. the swing from labourto conservatives, 6.7. it show you

he was first appointed asa stepped down. 2015. british cycling is bracing itself for a major report into whether there was a culture of bullying at its world class performance programme. jonathan brownlee has been elected as his replacement. —— jonathan browning. heather watson and joanna konta have both won their matches in the fed couples morning, so that great britain have a lead against latvia. it is never easy whatever match you are playing, it can be tricky at there, and i know the scoreline does suggest that it was as difficult as i felt, because it suggest that it was as difficult as ifelt, because it was hard. suggest that it was as difficult as i felt, because it was hard. more sport in the next hour. thank you ray match. —— very much. as we've been hearing throughout the week, the nhs is under considerable pressure as it balances a change in funding against an increase in demand. there's a lot of focus on the burden of the elderly, but nhs is also needed by children. these children are being encouraged to talk abo

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and asa back but it takes a long time.er waiting for all this time, the idea but we should give sir philip a pat on the back for paying this money would be observed. many firms every day of the year pay the money they should pay to their pension fund on time and we should not be thanking someone who has dragged the site for too long. and the way that bhs was managed towards the way that bhs was managed towards the end, that has got to be looked into. -- drag this out. in the glory yea rs into. -- drag this out. in the glory years when bhs made big profits, sir philip and his family took those profits out in dividends. and that has got to change. frank, the better —— the pension protection fund would have given folk in this pension scheme that bhs even less money than sir philip has put forward. does that need to be looked at # i think the funding of it longer term with so the funding of it longer term with so many occupational schemes in difficulties, genuine difficulties, it would be foolish not to look at that. but i agr

taken offence to the question it could have had an impact on the future prosperity of the uk economy asae uk economy as a whole. the bbc and laura chris burke are in a privileged position to be able to ask questions at press conferences like this. —— laura kuensberg. don't abuse the privilege. coverage of donald trump's presidency continued to exercise newswatch view was, in particular the bbc‘s reporting of the petition against donald trump making a state visit to britain. add the ban of seven countries' visitors to the us. —— and the ban. the ban of seven countries' visitors to the us. -- and the ban. the list of countries was originally drawn up by the obama administration. it wasn't invented by tram. many muslim countries themselves pose a travel ban on the citizens of many countries, including uk citizens, simply because they have visited israel. there has been little evidence of fare on biased reporting showing both sides of the story. it isn't anti—muslim, it is anti—terrorist. but reporters keep trying to push this question into the face of anyone they can to get an impact from v

but when they get out here onto the great sound they will get an idea of the kind of catch up that asaar face, the established likes of artemus out there, with paul goodison and iain percy aboard, are strongly fancied to do well in this yea r‘s strongly fancied to do well in this year's qualifiers but there is so much optimism around land rover bar, and they really feel this time britain could bring the cup home. canada's erik guay won the men's super—g in st moritz on wednesday, and became the oldest gold—medallist at the world ski championships. the 35—year—old beat 0lympic super—g champion kjetiljansrud of norway by three quarters of a second, his first victory in almost three yea rs. with a year to go until pyeongchang hosts the winter olympics, a clock counting down to the start of the games has been unveiled. south korea is hosting the winter games for the first time and the hours and minutes are ticking away, as you can see. the venue for the 2018 winter games is around 100 miles east of the capital. you can get the latest, we'll see you again very soon. goodbye for 110w. hello,

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heavily hyped grudge match, chris eubankjr will be against renold quinlan in what some have described asa described as a fringe world title. this is what will put me in a position to go forth and challenge all the other world champions in the middleweight in the super middleweight division. the odds makers have chris eubankjr as the heavy favourite, and the defending champion was happy to go along with that. they have got me as the underdog. i am happy to be an underdog. when fight night comes you are going to see what the underdog is going to do. so the boxes are ready, the ring is getting ready, but still concerns about the credibility of this fight. is at a genuine world title? critics have suggested this is a match—up held on hype rather than substance. ever the showman, chris eubank senior poured scorn on the doubts about the legitimacy of the fight. it is unheard of that the sun should come out behind a father and do the same thing so pouring water on ourfire, that you cannot do. so they shouldn't watch. it may not be a high—profile belt, but the bout has certainly attracted some hi

the trials will involve cheaper multi— leg fares, more good value singles where it could cost as much asa information on discounted tickets from vending machines. all things mps have been calling for. what's been happening is outrageous. people have been paying over the odds forjourneys. they are not called what is the cheapest journey and often they are not called what is the cheapestjourney and often when they purchased tickets from machines, they are not getting equity, different machines sell different tickets. that has to stop. in theory, 300 million different permutations of rail fares for people to choose from so it's not surprising they often pay too much. even in the station at the ticking —— ticket machine, they are not warned that they might get a cheaper option. there is used frustration. it's challenging, isn't it? there are so many different ways of purchasing tickets. i would like to be cheaper and easier to navigate. a bit clearer, really. so, the pressure will be to make sure that passengers actually end up paying less. this trial is only for a small number of train compa

this is asa, we have clowns, contortionist, asa tell us what people can expect this year at the circus expect greatest show on earth, it is last time we are in philly what a better time to come on down. you have to come down to the wells fargo arena you will see fun stuff this year. we have contortionist there all over the world, we have ice skaters doing back flips on ice, the legendary tore rest family and, funny clowns, side by side, and, in interest tucks they had lions, tigers, a lot of family. >> we have our amazing group. we have llamas, 700-pound performing pigs, they are really cute, puppies, we got it all. >> we want to talk about what is new this year. taking a look at the ground, it is in the a regular concrete, or, you know, this is ice. we have ice this year. asa can you talk about the transition, maybe, why this development this year. >> well this year we're mixing it up. we are bringing greatest show on earth tour hometown but in some ways out of this world. we will take this white surface of plane ice and our amazing technology we will transform this entire arena into

yes, i think so, and i can remember asa yes, i think so, and i can remember as a child travelling to europe for the first time in singh policeman with guns and feeling quite horrified and realising we grew up in different circumstances. circumstances have changed. this does seem to be a compromise of sorts, at least that we are not going down the full firearms route, a taser is not a nice thing to be on the receiving end of, but the fatalities that we have experienced in the us on both sides. heavily armed cops on every in the us on both sides. heavily armed cops on every corner. in the us on both sides. heavily armed cops on every corner. the baftas, you were there this evening! i wasn't in the front row, i need to stress. we are always keen to talk to people who were there. the daily telegraph has a picture on the front page of people who are not actors are tall, but they stole the limelight on the red carpet, i think, prince william and lovely kate. it is a revelation when you are there on the sidelines and you get these a list is and their oscar—winning sam baird golden globe win

it includes working asa voluntary roles. 01’ as as a first aid, hostage negotiator, or as part of a tornado team, specially trained to deal with dangerous situations. there is also to bea dangerous situations. there is also to be a ban on overtime phased in from april. it is understood the union is being warned it will be taken to court if the action goes ahead. but if it does, it could cause serious problems thatjails, already facing huge pressure. a bbc investigation has revealed there will more than 20,000 allegations of abuse made against home—care workers over the past three years. many of the cases involve neglect, but there are also allegations of physical, psychological and sexual abuse. the uk home—care association has described the findings of horrifying, but has warned the system is under extreme pressure. you are watching bbc world news. 0ne top story this owl, the official inquest into the deaths of 30 british tourist is murdered by an islamist gunman in tunisia two years ago, will conclude later today. many of

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has the government looked into that and considered that asa looked into that and considered that as a option? that is a fairly rapid outline of the policy and it is fair to say that we're not obsessed with home ownership. that is the key point the government has made in the white paper and something i have been writing about for some time. the first thing i sensed as a change when theresa may became prime minister, whereas david cameron focused very much on home ownership & are entirely supported that because there is a huge problem for first—time buyers and that because there is a huge problem forfirst—time buyers and home ownership, nevertheless i think we have recognised now that there are far greater problems as well for those in rented accommodation. as the white paper recognises, one of the white paper recognises, one of the biggest challenges we face above all else is the growth in the number of people becoming homeless because they come to an end of a short hold tenancy. relatively unprotected rental agreements with their landlord. that is worrying and we do not want people to

. >> asa, a organizer for the black lives matter movement blasts the president for not talking about the people killed by police, some of them wrongly. >> officers should be honored if they were in the line of duty and murdered. he failed to mention the black and brown bodies, poor people, unarmed men and women. >> malcolm jenkins one of many nf players that protested during the national anthem. you can support police and hold them accountable simultaneously. he goes a step further. >> his a administration is antiblack. this is a time to stand up and resist. >> we at the police departments in america need to have a better relationship with the communities we serve. >> newly confirmed attorney general jeff sessions is charged with the scope of the forces. i'm dann cuellar, channel6 "action news." >> trump adviser kelly an conway is mired in controversy tonight one day after president trump blasted nordstroms for dropping his daughter's clothing line, conway said, go buy things from ivanka's store. you >i'll give you a free commercia. >> ethics rules block the white house from this. >

we will see more squabbling over numbers and immigration will be read asa numbers and immigration will time. the number of students coming to study seems to be going down. that is interesting. there is a wider issue of how that pushes up the costs for domestic students. what is the knock—on effect for us? is that the intended outcome of brexit? probably not? what the brexit voters want is less immigration and there will be a knock—on effect. the former number ten chief is criticising the civil service. yes, what a man he is. this is the man that famously put top—secret documents in the bin. he said he would cut public spending driven to slither to one lx and —— during the 2001 election campaign. he says that civil servants hide behind jargon. the union, not surprisingly, says that being in government he cut their pay, maybe that has nothing to do with it. it's strange that he is talking about it. let's move on to the daily telegraph. we've been hearing from the northern ireland secretary that says that the troubles and quirky as unfairto says that the troubles and quirky as unfair to s

it may come asa black hole in funding.as a shock to people in places like st helier, epsom, croydon and kingston, ealing and that isjust in the south before you get to the black country and bournemouth and poole. that their hospitals are under threat tonight. that is what we are talking about. remodelling the nhs in england after analysis of 44 regional plans. the heart of the nhs is to move, if these plans were to be developed, from the hospital closer to the patients, to the community with some notable exceptions. more big centres, for example, something close to some others, stroke units are going to be centralised more than they are. and that, it is presumed, will be good news for stroke sufferers. likewise, we are told for other services, major trauma services. more specialist units dealing with that one 01’ specialist units dealing with that one or two crucial issues. you have all the specialisms in one place, on the face of it, it makes sense but there has been no consultation according to the i and that is the biza

the zimbabwe president struggles, yet despite his old age, the opposition still sees him asas a warmerouble threat. they say he keeps his grip on power using mass oppression. experts say graft cost zimbabwe $100 million every year. with mugabe at the helm, populist decisions have destroyed the once thriving agriculture sector. the matter the figures, the country's organizing national celebrations. state media, radios, tvs and newspapers praised the president , still venerated by many as one of the country's founding fathers. many believed him when he said western sanctions are the reason the population is suffering. >> and possible sanctions by , we might come up with better policies. french police have arrested three men suspected of planning a terrorist attack. police raided homes in paris on tuesday. a judicial source said the plot was sufficiently advanced four police to make arrests. the country remains on high alert following a wave of deadly attacks that began in january 25 teen. januarych -- began in 2015. the former minister says he wants to door skilled workers to france afte

asa not behind his desk. the mirror...ould like to talk about wayne rooney possibly going to china, as early as next week even. and getting £30 million. —— the mirror. this is part of the declared policy by china becoming a great foot ball policy by china becoming a great football power, within about ten years, attracting players, what they are doing is targeting players who are doing is targeting players who are coming towards the end of their career are coming towards the end of their careerand are coming towards the end of their career and who have decided, if he is going, that there is not much for him to do at manchester united. and play up him to do at manchester united. and play up rafael england, probably has another year, why not make a pot of money. these players of course will profit enormously. —— and play for england. whether that will make china a world power, in football, thatis china a world power, in football, that is another question, because they need to find their own players. my they need to find their

let's bring in the governor from arkansas asa hutchinson. thank you for joining me.ou were at governor association meeting there and there was a leaked report showing your party's replacement plan to the aca would lead to millions losing coverage and the report also suggests it would be worse in states that did not expand their medicaid. many of those states do have republican governors. would healthcare be an anchor around the neck of your party if it is not handled correctly? >> well, it's important to handle it correctly, and that's the message that we have to congress is that, one, you need to listen to the governors because we're in the field. we're putting this health care to work every day. also, we need to get it right, and i want america to be assured that we're going to be urging as governors, congress to be careful about it. it's a given that the affordable care act will be repealed, but what we replace it with and that system, they need to listen to governors who have to get it right, and i am familiar with that leaked document, as you say. that's a work

they say that they have been meeting with the department ofhd justice as recently asas yesterday.ye we've reached out to the federah government and we have received no comment back. live at palmer park, lauren demarco, fox5 local news. > there are concerns tonight over a possible nor owe virus outbreak at oak ridge elementarn school. officials say as many as 80 students have been absence due to stomach aches, fever and vomiting. health officials say these are all symptoms consistent with norovirus. arlington public schools sent a letter home to page,od kids at home if they show any signs of sickness. the school nurse as cleaning the line cantic as many times a days as she could m and, woulding as hard as she could.e i know they're dog the best they can. a lot of people are getting sick. it's spreading real fast, a lot of people vomiting and stuffand like that. nasty stuff.na school officials say they are scrubbing down all surfacesur daily but at this point there are no plans to shut the school down. > coming up tonight, a candidate for governor inidat virginia ise weighing a controversia

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