i'm detective kate beckett. beckett. aah! beckett? could you get some backup, please?e mayor, i get to be on her case. oh! do i look like a killer to you? yes, you kill my patience. and together, we catch killers. i hate this case. i know. isn't it great? (panting) (man) where'd he go?! (man) i lost him. i think he went through here! (door opens, hinge squeaks) (door closes) (gunfire) (gunfire continues)

i'm detective kate beckett. beckett. aah! beckett? could you get some backup, please?iendship with i hate this case. i know. isn't it great? ephraim mankofsky, or simply mank, as he liked to be called, (grunting) ah! (alexis) i'm thinking bubblegum fantasy... mm-hmm or maybe frosted iris.

i'm detective kate beckett. beckett. aah! beckett? could you get some backup, please?friendship with the mayor, i hate this case. i know. isn't it great? (keys jangling) (object clatters) (object shatters)

welcome to witness, with me, tanya beckett.m here at the british library to guide you through another five extraordinary moments from recent history. we will meet a south african judge who took part in the truth and reconciliation commission after the fall of apartheid. we will spend time with one of chairman mao's barefoot doctors. and we will hear from a british scientist about the smog that used to engulf london.

samuel beckett's monologue "not i" is a notoriously challenging text.uire that the only thing visible on stage is the actor's mouth and this must be eight feet off the ground. the latest performer to take the part of ‘mouth' isjess thom, an english artist in her 30s who has tourette's syndrome. she and her audience have to reckon with the verbal and physical tics, which are a feature of her neurological condition, and jess performs while strapped into a wheelchair suspended off the ground by a purpose—built gantry. she's been speaking to stephen smith before "not i" opens at the battersea arts centre in london later this week. lovely. biscuit. i'm going to do a light check. hedgehog. biscuit. cat. hedgehog. biscuit. hedgehog, biscuit, cat. hedgehog. out into this world, this world tiny little thing before its time. what? girl, yes, tiny little girl into this. sat into this before her time. i had never read any beckett before or seen any of his work performed. biscuit. in fact, i had no idea who he was. but i was instantly drawn to it and it confused and

his wife nicole gave birth to their second son, beckett. now boomer has a brother.atulations to the phelps. right now time to split you up. if you are mountain or pacific, we have more coming up or on shaun white's big run. the eastern and central time zone. we are back together in 35 minutes as coverage continues with more on shaun white and bode miller is in the house. how it will impact the chances to win multiple medals here. plenty more to come. see you in a little bit from pyeongchang. police promise they will find you if you were part of the chaos in center city after the eagles win. >>> then, hello hockey. team u.s.a. kicks off its fight for gold in just hours. and their hopes rest on four players from our area. >>> and flu follies. how you and your coworkers may be putting each other in danger, sometimes just by breathing. >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. >> out of control, fans turning their super bowl celebration into crimes. and tonight are vowing to find and charge everyone who caused trouble after the eagles within. thank you for joining us, every

say hello to the new addition of the michael phelps household, nicole johnson sporting a new born beckettichard phelps and posing with son, boomer. phelps took to instagram last night and added mom and baby are doing great and he is happiest man in the world. he did a #family of four now. >> last time phelps was in the olympic boomer was either just born. >> i believe that is right. >> i can remember seeing pictures with his wife on the sidelines, so cute, so nice to see, boomer's all grown up. >> all grown up at at the ripe old age of three. >> three or four, exactly. >> beckett, i have not heard that name before. >> it is coming around. >> it is like the harper, evelyns of the world. >> yes. >> um-hmm. >> hazel. >> yes. >> very pretty. >> yes. >> pretty nice today too. >> yes. >> later tonight. >> but we should get through majority of the valentines day without weather issues, some sun break go through cloud, and milder too with included, it goes back downhill and turns more active in the next couple days but we will start off with a and broad and spring garden, and, smoothly, and, impa

scoring with the bat, 63 not out, one more than the captain. one more than the captain. took two beckettsdid him. outdid him. the end, 36 off 29, he helped to finish things. finish things. including from the test captain, just the 0d! just the 0d! great performance and it sets up the rest of the series beautifully. rest of the series beautifully. to have you back, ben stokes, says the barmy army. the barmy army. assured performance on and off the pitch. pitch. in front of those microphones, we can hearfrom him... microphones, we can hearfrom him... there was a bit of emotion, to be honest. honest. not out at the end and did not give it away. it away. and all the training at home, so that was a good feeling. that was a good feeling. down, making sure i was raring to go. go. under too much scoreboard pressure to score. to score. there was no pressure to really start trying to kick on. really start trying to kick on. really good to spend time in the middle of the ball game. middle of the ball game. happy to be back. back. man, he made his own luck, also his bank balance is looking pretty goo

performerjess thom takes on samuel beckett, and her own tourette's syndrome. ticks and they can be, biscuit, funny, and surreal, in a way only the subconscious part of me can dream of... biscuit, biscuit! also this — believe it or not — it's unseasonably warm in greenland, not that you can tell by looking — but it's very cold in britian. a meteorologist there explains why. is from the committed himself to backing... potentially turning politics upside down. if that sounds like an exaggeration, let me be clear. it may turn out not to have any clear. it may turn out not to have a ny affect clear. it may turn out not to have any affect at all. it is all going to hinge on the next few weeks. and whether mr corbyn can master a majority in favour of his new post customs union stands. if he can come of the whole box of negotiation will change. but here's the thing, tory rebels now do we decide whether we go for the softer brexit

. >> they got a boomer and beckett. maybe they can start a boy band. they'll invite baby shai along. i was with his proud parents and "dancing with the stars" spros maks and peta who are gearing up to hit the road and perhaps make shai a big brother. >> can we go down? >> now that he's walking and running around is he dancing? >> he loves it. he has the full on dance hold. >> there's nothing but love and amazing sort of feeling. i can't wait to have another one. >> does that mean -- >> you know -- >> i would love to have another one. >> how many do you want? >> three maximum. you shouldn't be out numbered by your children. >> shai who they call shu shu is going to be a big brother one day. they're prepared to go on the maks, val and peta tour. >> how are you preparing? >> i worry about the bus. last two we were like we have a double bed. it was awful. we were rolling off the bed. >> he'll be fine in a crib. >> after spending the afternoon at their home it's clear maks and peta love being parents. they're still really into each other eight years after t

welcome to witness, with me, tanya beckett.re at the british library to guide you through another five extraordinary moments from recent history. we will meet a south african judge who took part in the truth and reconciliation commission after the fall of apartheid. we will spend time with one of chairman mao's barefoot doctors. and we will hear from a british scientist about the smog that used to engulf london. but we start with the 50th anniversary of one of the turning points in the vietnam war. during the holiday of tet in 1968, communist north vietnam launched a huge surprise offensive across south vietnam with the support of local guerillas, the vietcong. one of the biggest battles was in the city of hue. nguyen dac xuan is one of the former members of the vietcong which fought american and south vietnamese forces in the city. archive footage: the communists overran most of hue. now they have been forced back to part of the northern side of the river dividing the city. the americans and their allies can't drive them out w

hello, welcome to witness with me, tanya beckett.british library to guide you through another five extraordinary moments from the recent past. we'll meet the man who discovered whale song, the daughter of one of the most prolific [and and sea speed record breakers of the 20th century, and the chemist who went to live in a city built for scientists. but first, in january 1958, godtfred kirk christiansen patented the lego brick, which took the world by storm. lego was special as the bricks were designed in such a way that they could be stacked and linked with each other in countless combinations. godtfred's then ten—year—old son, kjeld, regularly helped his father to test out the new toys in the family workshop. the village carpenter invented them after turning his hand to toymaking when there wasn't enough work for him. now, that spare time toymaking has developed into a huge danish export. my grandfather, ole kirk christiansen, was a... a very happy person. he made a lot of different kinds of wooden toys. for him, it was really makin

sweet picture of his wife nicole johnson with the new addition to the phelps clan, that is new born beckett he added mom, baby are healthy and feels like happiest man in the world, #family of four now congratulation the to the happy couple. >>> every year 40,000 children are born with heart defects some require surgeries and other procedures. >> there is a special group of young patient that is get together every year around valentines day, to celebrate their beating hearts. thousands of children treated by pediatric cardiologist in new york have attended this annual heart party for last 30 years. gerald riley and her mom has gone every year since she received heart surgery at just four month-old. >> life, love, hearts and she's all grown up and hopefully she can give back. >> like riley who has made a full recovery many families return year after year often just to say thank you to the doctors who have mended their broken hearts. >> ahh, cute kids. >> very sweet. >> we wish them all well. >>> hitting the town with your sweetheart tonight? will love be enough to warm your heart or will a ja

and his new son's name is beckett and that is a dorable boomer. >>> just in time for valentine's day,he obamas are redefinaling the term couple's gold. michelle obama released a play list honoring her husband, barack. it has 44 tracks with a mix of classic love songs like barry white's can't get enough of you and forever mine and "i found you" and they arebout their love owner and married for 25 years. >>> still to come the exclusive accuweather forecast. >> looking live from sky 6 hd a pretty picture of penn's landing and valentines night. adam joseph has the changes in the forecast. the good, the bad and the snowy. when "action news" comes right back. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. >>> adam joseph here to talk about a weather whip

beckett is 3. i am excited to find out. so much fun, all these ideas about things.nd my book is dedicated to my wife julie. [applause] >> writing good books when you are unhappy is better. writing better books when you are happy, thank you. [applause] >> last few months were crazy. behavior from oprah winfrey, got the word out. and i don't know. oprah is like read it. so this time last year i was finishing up the book, don't mess up 20 pages, 19 pages ago don't mess it up. don't know what is going to happen in a year. now the book is out. never thought the book would be standing here. and outside, the blasted hellhole, wasteland of trumpland, who knows? what will happen a year from now? still promoting the book, not really, just sort of stunned. and hit something that would make me feel better and hopefully applicable to other folks. be kind to everybody, make art and fight the power, seemed like a good formula for me anyway. >> for nearly 20 years, "in depth" on booktv has featured the best-known nonfiction writers for conversations about their books. this your spe

on the left is a store called byrd and beckett with a music event. it is a record and bookstore. and on the right is san francycle with another event where people are encourage to come from the event, but these types of veterans draw in shoppers and hopefully also to purchase. well, so then i'm going to move on to the impact of these national trends on san francisco retail. and i'm going to start with the good news first. the good news is that san francisco san francisco has been somewhat insulated from the national trends in retail and this sufferst buffering is in part due to our many competitive advantages in san francisco. and these are -- and these advantages include the really strong economy, a local cull thursday that places high value on buying local and on dining out. and strong tourism trends. however, recently sales in the general consumer goods categories and some other categories have been leveling off and even declining in the most recent pers for which data is available. so we see that the retail sector in san francisco now appears to be slowing. other indication o

myia, one of the producers thought it was like king john in beckett where he puts up, will someone rid me of this meddlesome priest and they find their ways whether it's nunness or johnson of wisconsin, they put their hand up and say i got something for you, something to dump on the fbi. it's so the -- it's what we're watching. your thoughts, maya? >> they fall into two categories, the republicans in congress are either one, looking the other way and doing nothing and being content in the ruthless pursuit of their own policy agenda and then have you another category actively engaged in helping and doing the president's bidding around trying to discredit the russia investigation. they're sort of only those two things seem to be happening with republicans in congress. it's gotten so bad that now you see some people on the right who are saying and urging that republican voters actually have a moral obligation to go to the polls in november and vote out this gop congress because even they know that the only way that we are going to at this point have any check on this administration is if

nicole and i would like to introduce beckett richard phelps to the world.oving it. this photo captioned, all i want to do is hold him. big congratulations to the phelps family. >> how sweet is that. >> he wears the ear muffs. >> we all fell in love with boomer in rio. hoda, time for the morning boost. >> i think i'm going to do your boost today. >> you are? >> haley joy is the morning boost this morning. she is your little valentine's ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ happy birthday to you >> the camera work is terrible. >> a year ago today, haley joy came into hoda and joel's life. it's been an amazing ride. she knew she wasn't going to be able to celebrate today. i see you made this beautiful cake. >> that was your inspiration. you said bake the cake. i did. i baked it myself. >> did she smoosh it? >> she got in the sugar. she loved it. she put her hands in it. my camera work is horrible. the whole video is me holding the pan. but, anyway. >> that year has flown by. >> you know. you know. it's like a year goes by in a minute. >> and haley joy is nothing but joy

nicole and i would like to introduce beckett richard phelps to the world.is was captioned all i want to do is hold him. so d so big congratulations to the phelps family. >> 2026. >> he wears the earmuffs. >> we fell in love with boomer in rio. >> time for the morning boost, hoda? >> i'm doing it today. >> you are? >> hailey joy is the morning boost. she's your little valentine. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday to you >> oh, that camera work is terrible. >> haley joy came into hoda and joel's life. it's been an amazing ride. hoda knew she couldn't celebrate today because we are here. you made this beautiful cake. >> that was your inspiration. you said bake the cake. >> i did. i made it myself. >> very nice. >> it's awesome. did she smoosh it? >> she got into the sugar and loved it. put her hands in it. my camera work is horrible. the whole video is me holding the pan in front of her face. anyway, we love her. >> the year has flown by like this. >> you know. you know. it's like a year goes by in a minute. >> haley joy is nothing but joy and she's also

then i started reading samuel beckett and these are people where i think my early love for the genrelling it is a tool you use it here or there. they are still presented in the same register. they came up with it on on the faÇade of bigger practitioners. his grandmother would tell stories about her village when she was growing up. makes sense to fantastic detail. she presented with a space and you never knew what was real and whatth wasn't. if you read his book there were other a magic realists. there is a matter of fact merging between the two. when i was working on this book it was more science fiction and each was different in terms of time. how would tha it have served the storywh and so when they encounr these fantastic or absurd moments it is presented with a matter-of-fact tone. now they are officially old. i thought that was funny. >> host: i would go to the harvard names. what kind of name is that. i would go for a harvard dorm name. it's better than out here with us so for a lot of people they are first learning about other cultures and races so you are learning things for

and basically what i wanted to do and then samuel beckett just then as a science fiction writer so ia tool. in the novelist toolkit. >>host: what does magical realism mean? >> guest: that to be presented in the same register as a bigger practitioner and then listening to his grandmother telling stories when she was growing up with that fantastic detailed in the sheriff sprouted wings and flew away. so you never knew what was real orai not. or to be in a recognizable world but when i was working on this book of the underground railroad with more science fiction was very different in terms of time with a much more broader vision that i went back to solitude instead of having the fantasy cranked up what if it was dialed down? how would that serve the story? so when correa encounters these moments with a matter-of-factma tone. >>host: what did you study at harvard? >> guest: english major. so with african-american studies classes. going back in 2001 and said isn't that recent? they said now it is 21st century. and now they are old. i thought it was funny. >>host: any connection to harvar

david lowe from the research group at beckett university has recently written a book on terrorist lawracy and a totalitarian violent regime we saw of the likes of islamic state who will give a strong message out because their rights will also be protected, they will have a right to a defence solicitor, a right to trial byjury in the us. there are strict rules on selecting a jury. and of course they can put forward their defence. given what these two have done, some in the trump administration perhaps would like to send them straight to guantanamo bay. this would be a problem on two counts. one it would send out the wrong signals, with a background of guantanamo bay and what has happened it hasn't exactly been a positive experience, it's been a positive experience, it's been a positive experience, it's been a greater recruitment tool for islamist groups like islamic state, al-qaeda and so on, to show that there is one rule for if you like, us citizens and one rule for muslims who are not us citizens. it gives out the wrong message. and also, if they did go to guantanamo bay, there coul

[applause] beckett is three. i don't know who you are yet. i am excited to find out. [laughter] it is so much fun watching and you have all of these ideas about things. i'm excited to see how they develop. and then, my book is dedicated to my wife. [applause] it is okay to write good books when you're unhappy. it is better writing better books when you are happy. so thank you love. [applause] again, the last few months have been crazy. we have oprah winfrey and all magazine. they got the word out and i think people need my copy and they say i don't know. and then oprah is like, read it! and people do.and it is all crazy. [laughter] so, this time last year i was finishing up a book and every day i was like, 19 pages to go. don't mess this up. and you never know what will happen in one year. now the book is out and i would never think i would be standing here. and who knows where we will be one year from now. we are happy here, outside is the blasted hellhole wasteland of trump land.but who knows what will happen one year from now. so i am still promoting the book and s

>> what samuel beckett described as the mess. it's just a mess, complete chaos.interesting is what's motivating the politics of this moment. so you have a very extreme immigration position. even when democrats come to the table and compromise that will put them in jeopardy with their progressive base it's rejected on the basis of an extreme position with regards to immigration. you think about what's driving the attack on the fbi, it's this extreme position about the deep state. you think about what's driving the position with regards to gun control, it's this extreme position about the federal government coming in to take our guns so that we can't protect ourselves. the republican party has been hijacked by extremists. and we need to be -- we need to say very clearly that paul ryan and others are complicit in those -- with those extremists. then the second thing i would say really quickly, mitch mcconnell is playing chess while schumer is playing checkers and he has toness a for why he gave up the leverage in hope that -- that in the hope that mitch mcconnell an