you think of beckett, for example. yes.rtbeat in his dramatic prose is the kind of thing you sense in your writing. you feel it the whole time. it was very much... the heartbeat and the idea of a pulse was very much a concern with me in the book, and i don't know whether i managed to capture it or not, but it was certainly one of the things i aspired to. of course, being steeped in beckett as well, you assimilate these things by osmosis, and they become a part of your fabric as a writer, as an irish writer. you talk about being an irish writer. do you ever find that it's a bit weighty and a bit imprisoning? no, i certainly don't. i've always considered myself to be an irish writer, whatever that means, but for me it meant tapping into that reckless and generous tradition of experiment that distinguishes our greatest writers. our greatest writers were unusual, i think, in that our greatest writers, our greatest fiction writers are exclusively our experimental writers. beckett and joyce and flann o'brien, the father, son and

. >> i believe his name is beckett. >> this is beckett. michelle says he gets so excited whenever he sees bill on tv, which they're faith. nbc 10 watchers there. he gets all pumped up. in his codiapers running around >> you can tell he does watch and listen. he's dressed for the hot weather. paying attention. >> diaper only day. >> i get that excited when you come on. come on. every day. >> beckett could be your replacement some day. you better watch it. >> all right. come on in tomorrow morning, beckett. need your help. >> put a shirt on. >>> it is a dress lightly sort of day today. it is going to be warming up quickly. cape may see temperatures climbing to the 80s. clouds moving through cape may right now. no sign of showers just yet. possibility later today. they are less likely at the shore. going to be a nice shore day today. right now 77 degrees in new jersey at the shore. 79 degrees to start with. the suburbs. this should be in the 60s. nobody is really near that this morning. unionville at 72 degrees. 75 in exton. 75 in newton. war

not here yet. >> are you listening beckett. >> beckett is not required to -- i think he's just okay in the diaper. might not need the umbrella. looking at nice live sunny view of boat house row. plenty of sunshine at the nbc 10 studio too. scattered clouds. no sign of wet weather yet. clouds over cape may. break for sunshine. warm muggy start at the shore. it's going to be into the 80s this afternoon. look at ocean city a nice view there. also mostly cloudy. just a slight chance of shower at the shore. really warm this morning. this time of year even in july, that temperature this time of year should be in the 60s. it's 79 degrees right now in philadelphia. that's two degree warmer than yesterday. trenton is up by five. up by four in allentown and wilmington starting off two degrees warmer this morning. feels like forecast. feel like it's in the middle to upper 90s this afternoon. very similar to yesterday for today, but tomorrow, the temperatures sore. we could see record temperatureses with the high humidity. we're looking at dangerous heat. issued a first alert for pennsylvania, new

of today, they all say, look, you know, if you come from the small country that produced joyce and becketten you really are always conscious you have got kind of an obligation to these great figures that are standing on your shoulders. yes, they are quite intimidating and for a long time i think i studied literature in college and that's probably why i found it so difficult to get started as a writer... because you were aware of what's behind you! exactly, yeah. where do you think — this is your second novel, generation was the first couple of years ago — where is your writing going to take you, do you think? well, i know where it's taking me at the moment. i'm working on a third novel. what kind of theme has that got? the theme of trauma, if that doesn't sound too off—putting! oh, it's not off—putting. multiple trauma... you can't have a novel where nothing happens, nothing exciting. no, and i'm conscious of all of what might have become cliches of irish writing. i don't want the child abuse story, i want multiple traumas that can be read that are palatable to the reader, so that's what i

a three—hour epic saw her past don beckett, she knows how to hold her now. at 4—4, tension.t. but the briton was about an opportunity. commentator: johanna konta, wimbledon quarterfinals! the first since anotherjoe. all those years ago. that's pretty special. it's these positions on the situation is, that i dream of, that i dreamt of when i was a little girl, to be part of these battles. through expectation and adversity konta has filed a way to keep winning. she is nowjust two wins from the final. success for the british players, but there won't be a third wimbledon title for rafael nadal this year. he lost out in an epic five—setter to gilles muller that lasted nearly five hours on court number one. the 16th seed from luxembourg took the first two sets. he has won more matches on grass this season that anyone else. and he showed why in the early part of the match. it looked like the spaniard was heading home, but nadal‘s fighting spirit saw him come back to win sets three and four — taking the match into a decider. which looked like it might go on all night! muller eventua

it's too bad beckett didn't want to bungee-jump off the side of the building for our big exit. cool. the tuxes will be in tomorrow evening. did you tell esposito and ryan? i did. they will be here to try them on and to collect them. you are the most adorable best man a groom could hope for. [ doorbell buzzes ] ah. probably the concierge with more gifts. ah. hi, gerard. put them over there with the others. thank you. all right. i'm out. bye. dad! don't forget the forms for the marriage license!

look at john beckett as the one i don't know and i don't know what and i don't go and we asked would i know ruby i know that going to work at the last poem when i was that that i'm spoiled because you. know you shall not me but you have a lot of people who see me. some way you don't think you know you have you so it's not that but i. do you. think. if you go. back you know they say i let way but you'll. need it then now you know but then i mean it's not me but then i guess the best she mustn't tell you that we know about the bases. my dick you look you know i'm going to put the bass no my stomach with your butt up over where before you might be equal meaning my d.d. could mean one i'm not going to back up we're glad i did you know what i mean i met up with. the program and. what. we want to thank you and make. money for the. event to up at the event got to do the abuse and want to really. have. fun today among. one in a. coffin to fit on a stool in a day if i know. i come. on the come up. beneath you see a player i don't for a while but then she will pick a new one i'm a bust now run

look at joan beckett as the one i don't know and i don't know what and i don't and i. don't know who the i know we're going to be like the last dog when i was at that ground floor because you. know you show. up about you almost rough. someone you don't think you know you have you so it's not that by not. thinking. if you go. back to university i'll let you base your base if they're now in asia but then i merely saw you but that they're not. busting tell you that when. you look you know i'm going to but they've. no my stomach with never got over what before you might be an equal meaning my did you call me one i don't know who we're going to back up we're glad i did and you know what i mean i'm back to. the program and we're going to. come but we want to thank you i think and if you see action and you see if you know buzzing with any money for the right that's what that event got to do the younger can use and that's what i'm totally. you know what you have. today and i know that you knew by benjamin who i did a quick look at a bed. one when i flew. on offense do you need

look at joan beckett as the right one and i don't know what and i don't i'm not we are so we don't know ruby i know we're going to work like the last code when i was that they don't support. it. you know you show. up about if you are. someone you don't think you know you have you know so it's not that by not. thinking. if you go. back to university i'll let that worry about you. but then i merely saw you but that did not. busting tell you that when. you look you know i'm going to. know my stomach with you but i spoke with before you might be an equal meaning my did you call me one i'm not going to back up we're glad i did you know what i'm going on i'm going to. the program and. what. you want to thank you i think you can make. money for the right and that's what that event got to do the end and that's. why i have. one today and i know that he knew by benjamin who i did a quick look at a bed. one in a. coffin and finance do you need a if i know. i come. let me come up. beneath your player for a while but then she will put a new one on a bus now run up a little bit of a new book. was in

beckett is that he's to feed. you. so if you have this if you don't take company he's. ready but. that's it's the. leaders. that start with money since they don't trump became us president the share price of a number of military industrial companies has increased significantly among the firms which have seen their share is rising is boeing which besides civilian planes also has a range of military as well as lockheed martin to a company famous for its fighter jets and missile systems and raytheon a major u.s. defense contractor. the top line defense discretionary number is six hundred three billion dollars that's a fifty four billion dollar increase. we must also ensure that nato members meet their financial obligations and pay what they owe. hundreds of billions of dollars of investments into the united states and jobs. jobs. however there are growing suspicions that the president favors those companies who supported him during his campaign. president trump has chosen raytheon executive mark aspirate to be the next u.s. army secretary now why should you care well first of all tru

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a three—hour epic sober past don beckett, she knows how to hold her now. at 4—4, tension.he briton was about an opportunity. commentator: johanna konta, wimbledon quarterfinals! the first since anotherjoe. all those yea rs first since anotherjoe. all those years ago. that's pretty special. it's these positions on the situation is, that i dream of, that i dreamt of when i was a little girl, to be part of these battles. through expectation and adversity konta has filed a way to keep winning. she is nowjust two wins from the final. a tough match their furtherjohanna konta. from the final. a tough match their further johanna konta. what from the final. a tough match their furtherjohanna konta. what you think the main difference is been? she only one one match at wimbledon before. what is the difference?” think there's a lot of confidence and a lot of match went out on the tour. she is a comfort the different competitor to what we're seeing here in the parcels she the world number seven now. you in the parcels she the world number seven now. you have in the parcels she the worl

laura marsh has taken four becketts. sri lanka are currently seven down. —— four wickets. a position are england in? a pretty strong position. taunton is notorious as a ground with lots of runs, you get big totals here. you feel sri lanka are not going to get enough runs on this pitch. they did start well, the opening pair putting a deep and decent partnership, but as soon as england introduced the slower bowlers, laura marsh in particular, it swung the momentum. england's fielding has got progressively better, and sarah taylor has been excellent behind the stumps. england will feel they can get these runs fairly easily. having said that, this tournament is notoriously unpredictable, four games going on today, and the interesting one is up at grace road in leicester. the west indies, bowled out for just 48, in leicester. the west indies, bowled out forjust 48, the south african captain taking four wickets without conceding a single run off her bowling. south africa got the i’u ns her bowling. south africa got the runs in no time at all, and they look a realforce. england h

your character's name is beckett.ing anywhere tell you tell me something about the movie. >> right, i'm a criminal. >> stephen: you're a criminal. yeah. >> stephen: good. a fellow criminal along with han. i'll take that. there is a picture on instagram, caption #a mothy coast, but right there on your shirt it says "solo" like crew shirt. >> yeah. >> stephen: is that the name of the movie? >> right now, that's the temporary name of the movie. >> stephen: solo. that's an exclusive, right? no one knows that? we're revealing that right now. ( cheers and applause ) there you go. thank you for being cooperative. unless we cover that, no monkey talk. ( laughter ) i have a favor so ask. you're a well-known vegan. >> okay. >> stephen: i became a wiig ant 9:00 a.m. this morning. >> you did? >> stephen: yeah, i lost a bet with a friend of mine. the bet siff to be a vegan 17 days. >> really? >> stephen: yeah. ( audience reacts ) the growns out there. we have a rib fest in the audience tonight. how am i going to survive as a vegan

your character is beckett.t going anywhere until you tell me something about the movie. >> right. i'm a criminal. >> stephen: you're a criminal? yeah. >> stephen: that's pretty good. >> yeah. >> stephen: you're a fellow criminal along with hahn. i'll take that. one more thing, here's a picture you threw up there which is instagram, caption #the coast, but right there it says solo, like crew shirt. is that the name of the movie? >> right now, that's the temporary name of the movie. >> stephen: solo. that's an exclusive, right? no one knows that. we're revealing that right now. there you go. ( cheers and applause ) thank you for being cooperative. unless we cover that, no monkey talk. >> no, no, we've got to get monkey talk in, of >> stephen: i have a favor to ask. you're a famous vegan. >> yeah. >> stephen: you're a well-known vegan. >> okay. >> stephen: i became a vegan at 9:00 a.m. this morning. >> you did? >> stephen: yeah, i lost a bet with a friend of mine and the bet is i have to be a vegan for 17 days. >>

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of today, they all say, look, you know, if you come from the small country that produced joyce and beckett and for a long time i think i studied literature in college and that's probably why i found it so difficult to get started as a writer... because you were aware of what's behind you! exactly, yeah. where do you think — this is your second novel, generation was the first couple of years ago — where is your writing going to take you, do you think? well, i know where it's taking me at the moment. i'm working on a third novel. what kind of theme has that got? the theme of trauma, if that doesn't sound too off—putting! oh, it's not off—putting. multiple trauma... you can't have a novel where nothing happens, nothing exciting. no, and i'm conscious of all of what might have become cliches of irish writing. i don't want the child abuse story, i want multiple traumas that can be read that are palatable to the reader, so that's what i'm working on. and avoiding the irish cliche. trying hard! paula mcgrath, thank you very much indeed. thank you. cloud has been breaking up quite nicely across en

basically it is people who cannot accept the result of the referendum and can try to find a way to beckettr viewers. we think negotiation should be kept on the table. denied the kingdom the biggest economy —— on the other united kingdom. we want to make sure we have the best possible working relationship with the eu going forward. we think we should put aside party interests when we agree on things and it is notjust aside party interests when we agree on things and it is not just anna and myself, we also have the —— the deputy leader of the liberal democrats and two mps from the scottish national party. you have difficulty with numbers. jeremy corbyn ‘s liver party are saying we should leave the european union and the single market and trigger article 50. you're not going to be able to influence brexit with only 100 so mps. there are many more involved with this and not just mps but elected members of the house of commons in the house of lords. if you look at the three principles i have outlined the labour party believes we have to leave the deal and living without a deal would be a bad th

british shares edged up on wednesday morning helped by a buoyant consumer's good centre that after that beckett that could be linked to the crackdown on credit card feasibly began by talking about. the government says that those fees are often added by a at our lines and online through that. join the dots, that all the business we thank you back to you. theresa may will face questions from mps shortly dining prime ministers questions in the house of commons. it will be the last pmq ‘s before westminster bridge of the summer. let's bring our political editor —— assistant with a clinical norma smith —— norman smith. what you expect? i'd better be a rowdy session that though i later we are running specialist party tried it in their home with a bounce in their step. i have a sponsor ‘s mission that tory mps again to be and inclusive and enthusiastic to two bat inclusive and enthusiastic to theresa may in response to the cabinet machinations against workers on the signs are that the tory backbenchers are not happy with the possibility of a leadership challenge. so, you may get a response from the to