ballard's expeditions and seeing the real wreck on the bottom.d a human interface between that imagery and the imagery of 1912. and i wanted-- so it ultimately becomes a story about memory. [tense music] titanic was called the ship of dreams. and it was. tim maltin: when bob ballard found the wreck, it brought it to a whole new audience. when james cameron did the film, it really brought the disaster home again to a whole new generation of people and, of course, to a huge global audience. we're going to make it, rose. trust me. suddenly, you could see titanic in full color brought back to life. andrew wilson: and because it recounts a very human story, a romance across the class divide, i think that really captures people's imagination. parks stephenson: it literally took my breath away. that ending just struck me for some reason to be able to go down to the wreck and see all the ghosts walking around. james cameron got pulled into this whole titanic mania and did his own exploration and research and uncovered new evidence. larry king: there are

the navy wanted ballard to document the submarines. it was also going to see if they'd been tampered with. the us had tried to lift a soviet sub off the bottom of the ocean, why shouldn't the soviets try to do the exact same thing. there was obviously nuclear material on those subs, and that was covered up during the cold war. and the cover story was that he was looking for the titanic, but the agreement was if you find them, take the extra time to go looking for the titanic. and that's exactly what he did. in 2000, i became the youngest female to dive the wreck of the titanic in a deep sea submersible. and it was an incredible opportunity because i was at the time, the curator of exhibitions and expeditions for rms titanic, incorporated. it's rmst's stated purpose to educate the public about titanic and preserve these artifacts to maintain that physical link to the story. we felt that responsibility to make sure we were recording the history. some of the artifacts that really do well down there in terms of the elements are glass, porc

branch out with the dress code, the garden of time — inspired by a short story of the same name byjg ballardtimes — she's been covering the event and spoke to me earlier. it's a huge night. it's a really big date in the red carpet calendar and it's a fantastic night of fashion, basically. what did you make of this year's frocks? what were your favourites? my favourites... i really loved pamela anderson. it was her first met gala appearance. she was wearing oscar de la renta and she paired it with lab grown diamonds from high street brand pandora, which i thought was quite fun. i also really liked adwoa aboah how she came from h&m, and that was really fabulous. she had a bump out there in that on the red carpet, so that was quite a moment as well. did we have any stars and british designers? plenty of british designers on the red carpet as well. british vogue editor chiyo minardi, she was wearing burberry, as was naomi campbell. kendalljenner wore a givenchy gown, which was actually created by alexander mcqueen when he was there in the �*90s. so plenty of british representation on the red car

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year is red carpet theme is the garden of time reference to short story from 1962, written by jg ballardch explores the nature of time over, the years, the met gala themes have explored many lofty subjects and this year is celebrity guests are asked to interpret ballard's vision a style scene is dystopian and post-modern all right before we go saturday night lives cold open a few hours ago, spoofed the college protests here in the i will look well fonts your daughter must feel so supported when she's out there. was that now when when whose daughter is out there? >> at the protest no, no, no, no you bugging alexis vanessa roberts, better have a button class let me buy allow seeing one of them dam tense instead of the dorm room that i paid for i thought you were in favor of the student protests, rather, man, i am supportive of yours key is protests that my kids my kids know better shoe. but let's has been less than crazy kenan thompson to play that concern dad joke. >> he's boston is to pay for his daughter's tuition because what's not three sorry, three this free that is columbia $68,000

event the garden of time surprised many, but it turns out that it was inspired by the story by james ballard of time, that’s what it ’s called too, they say that the theme was it was not chosen by chance; in fact , there is a deep meaning in this. in the plot of the work , the fortress of a famous count is destroyed by a suddenly appearing army of soldiers, many journalists believe that this is an appropriate, but rather ironic decision, because the guests of the ball, who cannot be attended without an invitation, represent some kind of elite living in times of widespread social anger over attitude towards the same elites, and it is interesting that the author said that he was hinting, hinting that their beautiful the existence of a graph can be like... attended the event, how do you feel about this? i’ll tell you this: all these celebrities, some came by invitation, but there are a limited number of them, and some paid 75 thousand dollars for it, that is, there is that kind of money, there is a desire to give for it, please come pay. but in fact there is another very interesting story, whic

. >> reporter: marnita ballard was diagnosed with endometrial cancer at 37 years old. >> it made me feel taken away because i don't have children and i couldn't have children. you know, to hear that at a young age. >> reporter: a study from the national journal of cancer shows chemical hair straighteners can increase the risk of hormone-related cancers in women, including breast, ovarian, uterine and endometrial. all of these women have had one of those cancers. >> it's very painful. >> reporter: of all of you here, who has had a hysterectomy? now they're each taking legal action, joining a growing number of other women around the country. several companies being sued today, the allegations have no legal or scientific merit. >> if it's something that won't hurt us, then it needs to be removed. >> reporter: in 2022, the nih released a decades long study about chemical relaxers and uterine cancer. shortly after, the fda looked into a ban on formaldehyde in hair straightening products. the agency planned to propose a ban by april 30th of this year, but that deadline was missed. the u.s. is

we begin with the breaking news that the german government here in ballard is authorized to ukraine, to use weapons supplied by germany to strikes, to military targets inside russia. but only in defense of the eastern hockey region . and the move marks the policy shift for the head and follows us president joe bindings of the decision to allow ukraine to use american weapons to strikes certain targets on russians. so these loosens restrictions are intended to help you cried. beat back, rest of the latest advances your hockey. let's get more on that gym and decision for my chief political correspondent need a has a welcome. i need to guide us through that ms. jem and change of heart as it is a change of house indeed. and it comes icing because 2 things happened. one, the situation on the ground for ukrainians has been guessing very, very difficult hawkgrove, especially as under loss of pressure and the notes by the government's folks pressing where they announced of as decisions that we have a copy of. that one explicitly mentioned is that the german government always monitors the bus

were invited to branch out with the dress code, the garden of time — inspired by a short story by jg ballardonnor is the uk fashion features director at elle magazine. she told us her thoughts on last night's event. i certainly enjoyed what was on offer on the red carpet last night. i think for me, zendaya's outfit, herfirst outfit and then her outfit change. opening and closing the red carpet looks last night were pretty spectacular. she worejohn galliano for maison margiela to open and then closed with another galliano look that he designed for givenchy in the �*90s. in a world which is dealing with so many crises, how does the met gala, these gorgeous costumes, how does that fit into it? it is quite a tough time in the world right now, of course, but i think that the met gala does provide a platform for fashion escapism, really. it's a time to celebrate creativity and reallyjust enjoy what is on offer. i think we saw that last night with a lot of designers really going to town with some of their very, very exciting and inventive takes on on the theme for the met gala this year. and why is

advances on the battlefield in ukraine that included i am speaking with the new defense minister andre ballard was off right into stay with our tea international. i'll be back with much more in about 30 minutes time by the on october the 8.

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the theme this year was inspired bij ballard's short story the garden of time.pper bad bunny. and in a riot of colour, singer nicki minaj wore this dress adorned with metal flowers. impeccably dressed as ever, with the weather, it is stav. floral blooms under the sunny skies in england and wales looking great, the rhododendron flowers looking fabulous in full bloom. this is a weather watcher scene in greater manchester. it looks like the weather will be improving after a 5°99y weather will be improving after a soggy bank holiday monday for some, high pressure building and, more cloud across scotland and northern ireland, rain at times but feeling warmer and drier. england and wales will benefit from this area of high

you're in the darrow ballard. just outside deluxe. the hospital. uh we, we just for the guys as of the civil defense agency a few minutes ago, talk from roughly where you're standing outside the hospital and what they were explaining honey is that this is the one thing that, that, that stayed with me will stay with me i think the longest they said they've carried out 37000 missions since the beginning of this war. that is the equivalent of 20 years of work at the pre war rates. oh, yes, absolutely. and it does. does joe show the uh, the, the largest scale of, of destruction across the gaza for event deep. and around the hour they've been working, they've been, i everywhere virtually across the gog, a trip to areas that have been bomb the or targeted by the really monitoring and doing their best and to the best of their capacity to provide help support and, and help those who are trapped then under rumbles or save those who are in targeted site then, and that, that large uh, large number of missions that been a performed by the civil defense, the cr

tune in tomorrow to "the sunday show" when congressman becca ballard of vermont joins us to discuss whyr johnson the next time his fellow republicans try to throw him under the bus for tomorrow, at 6:00 eastern right here on msnbc. follow us on social media. catch clips of the show on youtube, and listen to every episode as a podcast, for free. scan the qr code right there on your screen to follow and list anytime. -- listen, anytime. >> i have pictures in my head that will not

ballard's science fiction short story with the same title and it describes the flowers as crystallinee gowns made of glass or similar translucent materials. there's a lot that could pop up tomorrow on the red carpet. >> janai: there's so much to watch and enjoy of the fashion. >> yeah. >> janai: especially when someone has an outfit that then changes and becomes another one. >> yes, and the cool thing about zendaya hosting this year means we won't have to wait all night to see her show up. she has to get there early because she's co-hosting. >> janai: you're right. that's good. >> will: make sure the table is set. >> right from the get go. >> janai: and they always have her topnotch. >> will: i can't wait until monday. that's tomorrow. one final question before you go, how many times have you worn this suit? >> this is only the second time, but i like that it's re-wearable. i'm for sustainability and repurposing. >> janai: give us a red carpet moment. >> i was so hoping you would ask. >> janai: yes, yes, yes. >> whit: there it is, ladies and gentlemen. ready for the show, will ganss.

this year's theme is the garden of time, a reference to the sci-fi short story written in 1962 by jg ballardifer lopez bad bunnies and dire, and chris hemsworth serving as co-chairs for the girl i want to thank a few accompany this out. >> i'm rosemarie church. i will be back with more cnn newsroom in just a manner to stay with us trump hush money trial gavel to gavel coverage. >> the way only cnn can bring it to you, legal insight expert analysis, and real-time updates live from the courtroom follow the facts, follow the testimony, follows cn that's not, something that happens on it takes greg and lydia and joseon it's grammy get and checked on in her chair or telling herself up to go and love her all the people tweet hello them raise ever seen water would help if it's dry spots that's long disease but scott's healthy plus will curates lung disease, go around. >> so like other people have it and it's not recover bag of the newscaster field are healthy plus lawn through today we're looking for adults 45 an honor to be in our hpv vaccination that sound like you not made the interrelationship.

tune in tomorrow to "the sunday show" when congressman becca ballard of vermont joins us to discuss why democrats are unlikely to save speaker johnson the next time his fellow republicans try to throw him under the bus for tomorrow, at 6:00 eastern right here on msnbc. follow us on social media. catch clips of the show on youtube, and listen to every episode as a podcast, for free. scan the qr code right there on your screen to follow and list anytime. -- listen, anytime. >> i have pictures in my head that will not go away. i am never going to have my son back. i don't get to go to his high school graduation were see him go to college. i have no idea what happened. >> it was like a meteor hit. >> a 12-year-old kid, loved to ride his scooter everywhere, lost his life at the hands of a killer. >> he's a soccer coach. >> great, on and off the field, great role model. >> they don't have a fingerprint. they don't have a witness. >> there is a darkness at work. >> people call me a murderer. i am 100% innocent. >> you could have heard a pin drop in that courtroom. a small speck on the map on t

i'm austin ballard. i work in street out roach with market street youth services san francisco is my home i oppose the budget company living in the estate service here impacted the lives of me and my loved ones closely. work nothing street out roach on the front lines and the first to seat impact of decisions like this. just two weeks ago larkin had to close the haight street refer elf center longest drop in's and entire segment of the homeless youth pol population in san francisco no longer have service. i seen youth impacted by small budget cuts i cannot describe. social services are preventative service. cuts i thread oust social safety net and the cost to repairs that is higher than funding in the first place. my job never ends i run in homeless kids at all times we have an obligation to protect those. we cannot let anyone slipllow cracks. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> am hi. i'm [inaudible] i am a youth organizer coleman add roindicates here to talk about coleman gave me a sense of courage.