i've been chosen to be on the national board of big brothers and big sisters i'm here with the ceo. question pam. >> yes. >> we have had mentors speak to the people why is americaning young people so important in the united states >> well everyone needs a person in their court en for over a hundred years big brothers, big sisters has been providing a one to one mentor for young people and this week we rebranded big brothers big sisters we are across all 50 states, 250 agency doing incredible work with young people appear and the new urgent message about the need for to us defend the potential of young people all across the united states through one to one mentoring, big brothers, big sisters is prepared now to make more of an impact than ever before. >> it's amazing. i'm honored -- real quick i say this doesn't cost you anything to be a mentor it's time well spent you'll get more out of it than your little will i encourage everybody to go to the website pam's doing an amazing job thanks for having her on. >> thank you both for work. >> final trades time tim. >> forgot gm i'm a buyer

australia which has always been deemed our big brother now actually bullies us. deportees. because she believes australia has trashed its closest friendship and sullied its closest friendship and sullied its human rights record. there has been 1300 new zealand citizens deported already for detention centres in australia are full of new zealand citizens, and let's not forget that we are the number one nationality in australian detention centres. new zealand citizens, feel australian detention centres. how are your children coping at the moment? this week has been pretty difficult. i have been ringing my kids every day, just recently they have started to cry on the phone... from her home in suburban christchurch, phillip bay keeps in touch with some of the hundreds of new zealanders who have been detained while awaiting or fighting deportation. i don't think they are doing very well, i'm sorry, without me. 32-year-old aidan brown is being held in immigration detention centre in western australia. in my heart i believe i am australian. i learnt everything here, i ha

australia, which has always been deemed our big brother, now actually bullies us.herish the life they lead here in australia, they need to start respecting australians, they need to abide by the law. some new zealanders have been locked up in australia for years without charge, trial or conviction, before being thrown out. the easiest way to put it is like you have died, you are a ghost, but you can still see your old life, you know what i mean? a lot of people say don't judge a book by its cover. you put me in the detention, it puts me injail for nothing. what have i done wrong? i do not think as a government we should be standing aside while these kind of threats to human rights are taking place. i have travelled from australia to new zealand to assess the damage this row is doing to what has, for more than 100 years, been one of the closest relationships between neighbouring countries anywhere in the world. you get an emailfrom the probation or airport police, to say that a deportee is arriving on such and such a flight at such and such a time. they are refugees

australia, which has always been deemed our big brother, now actually bullies us.ife they lead here in australia, they need to start respecting australians, they need to abide by the law. some new zealanders have been locked up in australia for years without charge, tribal conviction, before being ——without charge, trial or conviction, before being thrown out. the easiest way to put it is like you have died, you are a ghost, but you can still see your old life, you know what i mean? a lot of people say don't judge a book by its cover. you put me in the detention, it puts me injail for nothing. what have i done wrong? i do not think as a government we should be standing aside while these kind of threats to human rights are taking place. i have travelled from australia to new zealand to assess the damage this row is doing to what has, for more than 100 years, been one of the closest relationships between neighbouring countries anywhere in the world. you get an emailfrom the probation or airport police, to say a deportee is arriving on such and such a flight at such a

they wrote "big brothers, big plans," a book for their littlest fans. >> who's idea was this?ave so many kids who love our show. at 5 years old i was playing in the mud. today kids are brilliant. >> drew and wife linda tied the knot last year. so since he's now a children's book author, are they planning on kids of their own soon? >> big family? how many kids? >> maybe 13 or 14. >> good. >> you might want to talk to linda. >> we don't know exactly. two or four. we'll see. we would love twins. for us growing up we had built in best friends. for us to have that would be amazing. >> i love these guys. they can do anything. >> coming up it was the "dancing with the stars" that had the ballroom going crazy. bobby bones goes rogue and what til you hear what he has planned for tonight. . >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> travel consid provided by -- >>> travel consid provided by -- . >>> i feel like i made the transformation back to the '70s. as always when we leave, we leave you with love, peace and soul! keltie and nancy, back to you. >> kevin is so in heaven right now. >

big brother telling his little sister, it's okay, you're strong. way to go being big guy.e complete saps as parents. that one killed me this week. >> that is so sweet. >> our final logos to the amount of work people on social media got done this week because they were watching songs performed by syrup bottles at ihop. a student at west virginia university named jake guthrie entered the pantheon of trail blazing inventors of queen's "bohemian rhapsody" perform at the international house of pancakes. ♪ ♪ >> like other towering musical achievements before it, jake's ihop performance has inspired an entirely new genre. they have more than 11 million views on a tight ihop set that includes "hooked on a feeling" and "baby got back." ♪ ♪ >> this is the new thing in music, dylan. we have to get out to an ihop. >> i go to an ihop my syrup containers are so sticky i can't get them open. >> you have a problem with this? >> yes. >> dylan is out of the ihop syrup experiment. coming up next, a sunday sitdown with ryan reynolds. why hollywood was not interested for more than a decade in

and no big brother in china where the government is introducing a social scoring system to rate the social behavior of its enormous population its collecting endless amounts of data via smartphone apps facial recognition and surveillance cameras. using a facial scan to receive a ration of toilet paper absurd. in beijing this is already being tested to cut down on the use of toilet paper in public toilets it's just one example of how china is experimenting with the most cutting edge surveillance technology privacy not likely surveillance cameras may soon be installed everywhere the state wants access to everything there will be profiles of people's movements and whereabouts and automatic face recognition scanning the state is testing a program to monitor people's behavior the social credit system. kuku food industry in the future using the system is reminiscent of dystopias like orwell's one thousand nine hundred four where the film got to where humans are monitored around the clock wise. at present the system is only in a test phase and as being piloted in around forty locations in china.

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charles: big brother, i think they are more of a possibility of big four or five tech companies beingely big brother described by information well. >> it's unnerving that even in these situations where you are able to turn off the apps and tell them what you are looking at, et cetera. it's not true. they still know what you are doing on the web. tim across took the high road because they brought out in june various features in their new apps and new phones that would prevent the apps from doing that. he also took a swipe at facebook by implementing features where you can monitor how much time you spend on facebook and turn it off. charles: we have got to leave it there, ford. but the bottom line is this issue will only get worse as they creep deep and deep into our daily lives. charles: the fbi report will'' submit their report to capitol hill as early as tonight. >> judge kavanaugh has went in public eye for 12 years and 60s background investigation. never even an inkling of of any those things have couple. despite the fact i was a major prosecutor for ken starr. none of these things

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they wrote "big brothers, big plans," a book for their littlest fans. >> who's idea was this? have so many kids who love our show. at 5 years old i was playing in the mud. today kids are brilliant. >> drew and wife linda tied the knot last year. so since he's now a children's book author, are they planning on kids of their own soon? >> big family? how many kids? >> maybe 13 or 14. >> good. >> you might want to talk to linda. >> we don't know exactly. two or four. we'll see. we would love twins. for us growing up we had built in best friends. for us to have that would be amazing. >> i love these guys. they can do anything. >> coming up it was the "dancing ballroom going crazy. bobby bones goes rogue and what til you hear what he has planned for tonight. next on kron-4 news at eight:a grim discovery on the san mateo coast...the body of a man at a busy beach.now authorities are investigating it as a homicide.details straight ahead.plus...keep an eye on your phone.the alert being blasted to hundreds of millions of americans at the same time.what you need to know about the presiden

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he went to petaluma junior coll and he volunteered with big brothers and big sisters. >>> and berkeley police are to missing 89-year-old woman. he have lynn fisher was seen at 2:00 near -- evelyn fisher was missing, she drove a tan saturn with the license plate that is on the screen. she's described as white, 5 feet 4 inches town and 100 pounds. if you have any information, call berkeley police. >>> and a high school volleyball coach is in jail accused of inappropriately touching three boys. he was arrested at the school administrator's after they reported the crimes to san jose police. the inappropriate conduct occurred over the past 20 minutes. a spokeswoman said he went through a background check and a coaching certification process before he was hired. >>> learning new details about a man who died after he was tased by a san mateo sheriff's deputy. a 36-year-old of redwood city went no cardiac arrest and died. investigators say he was running in and out of traffic along busy el camino in millbrae and wednesday afternoon, the deputy said the man attacked him and he called for backup

the guilty plea shocked those who knew him, including those on the police force who called him big brother he faces up to five years in prison. >>> san josi firefighters will receive a series of raises. a tentative deal could increase pay by 3% annually for the next five years. that means the city would spend an extra $40 million through 2023. supporters say it's overdue to catch up with the cost of living but some fear it will put san josi in the red. >> i believe firefighters deserve every penny we can afford to pay them. this proposal puts us in the negatives. in a situation where we are asking taxpayers for more money to fund infrastructure, i think it's irresponsible. >> the city council will vote on the new package on tuesday. >>> a $125,000 grant will help services for undocumented students and their families. the money comes from the california campus catalyst fund, allowing for a three-year plan to broaden services like career and college counseling, legal services and access to health programs. >>> a pair of billionaire bay area tech moguls are squaring off over a measure on home

and over here we have its big brother, the lux suv.built by vinfast, a start—up in vietnam, using chassis is built by bmw, and an austrian company is already involved, and the styling is from italy. here is the chief executive of the company. tell me, first of all, vinfast, where does it come from? so to understand vinfast you need to understand the group, it's the largest conglomerate in vietnam, whether it is real estate or retail, healthcare or hospitality, agriculture or education. it is in the lives of the vietnamese people. out of that conglomerates, vingroup, is born vinfast, the first domestic automobile company of vietnam. and initially you are planning to make about 300,000 cars a year and sell them the vietnamese people. the capacity of the plan we have industrialised as 250,000 units per year on a pre—ship basis. our initial focus is on vietnam. and what happens from there? will you expand to a more international market? we made it clear yesterday at our introduction that our goal was to be a global round, with our vinfast

, kenzo is with you. >> she calls him baby bear. >> zo bear. >> how do they feel about having a big brother? >> they love it. >> it's exactly what i imagined to be and so much more. >> kevin and eniko have that instagram life. nonstop workouts, success. there's one thing hollywood's $150 million man is scared of. >> as you get older, you seem to appreciate your children more. >> i'm not getting older. >> you got a little bit of gray. >> where's my people. did we not put the product in it? >> i like it. >> ugh. >> kevin's goal is to retire at 45. that's not going to happen. today he's debuting his tommy john's collection. features a women's line too. >> i love you showing off the product, but it's a little weird. >> i'm showing the waistband. i didn't try to package you out. >> i'm sitting here and all of a sudden -- >> he makes it seem like i'm trying to show him stuff. >> kevin and eniko are not stopping there. >> she want a baby. >> we got one more. i want a girl. ive to. >> it's always a blast with kevin, by just got say and this is real -- kevin promised me new underwear. i still have n

citizens will be banned from flights but good citizens will find it easier to get a job or a loan big brother four point zero next week on shift. i because last. year in the bundesliga two members of france's world cup winning streak was mocking germany's first division and there's a lot more talent where they came from. we take a close look at the french imports playing for german clubs to film they. should be thirty minutes don't. look closely. carefully and don't look to soon be too nice to do good. to discover the way. the field. subscribe to documentary on youtube. forces are under pressure they're battling recruiting problems outdated and broken down equipment and limited budgets. all the challenges a huge snuff planes are not enough transport helicopters. tanks have ten divisions that don't have tanks. and. innovation and modernization must settle in a trade. so outsourcing and tribe it is asian are the border of the day in all areas but not composed dangers. to sleazy close finish which we won the risk of becoming too dependent on private contractors who may not provide the services t

citizens will be banned from flights but good citizens will find it easier to get a job or a loan big brother four point zero next week on a shift. towards twenty one special the twenty eight teams frankfurt book fair. come in some literature from georgia this year's guest of honor was a little trams on the. stand we speak with the award winners at the biggest book fair in the world. thirty minutes. this is the only of us live from berlin so bring in our correspondent of the arms of rudy's and joins us from rio de janeiro that we're going to find out what happens with the feet up to correspond of standards because it's mandatory and we do have some of breaking news if coming into us now about the perspective closer of w. news thank you for joining us. i'm not laughing at the germans because sometimes i am but most end up in with the german people german think deep into the german culture of. community who take this drama down east because it's all that who care enough time rachel join me for me to jump to bungee jumping poles. we make up over three quarters of half of the under thirty five's

and over here we have its big brother, the lux suv.t by vinfast, a start—up in vietnam, using chassis is built by bmw, and an austrian company is already involved, and the styling is from italy. here is the chief executive of the company. tell me, first of all, vinfast, where does it come from? so to understand vinfast you need to understand the group, the largest conglomerate in vietnam, whether it is real estate or retail, healthcare or hospitality, agriculture or education. it is in the lives of the vietnamese people. 0ut the lives of the vietnamese people. out of that conglomerates, vingroup, is born vinfast, the first domestic automobile company of vietnam. and initially you are planning to make about 300,000 cars a year and sell them the vietnamese people. the capacity of the plan we have industrialised as 250,000 units per year on a industrialised as 250,000 units per yearona pre— industrialised as 250,000 units per year on a pre— ship basis. our initial focus is on vietnam. and what happens from there are? will you expand to a

and you're big brother makes it all better: (dar does play by play ) (james) james adlib big board. (t sea life sydney aquarium... love wins. same-sex penguin couple sphen and magic are often seen going for swims together in the penguin expedition. they even began nesting -- thinking they would soon be welcoming a baby. they did so well at making a home that the aquarium gave them a fake egg so they could practice incubating. and now they're foster parents. they were given a real egg to care for from a penguin couple that had two. the aquarium said the penguins have a unique way of showing their love for one another. sphen gave magic a special stone -- which they say is just like a proposal. ( james ) coming up in the next hour coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news...the power is back on for thousands of p-g and e customers.. but when ( james ) and the man facing charges in the stabbing death of an 18-year-old nia wilson is expected to enter a plea in court today. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check

safety device has now been confiscated by the surveillance states of america to serve a much more big brotherbased purpose artie's rachel blevins has more of those digital signs that show how fast you are driving may actually be recording your license plate for a government database this alarming information comes from privacy advocates who are warning about a program headed up by the drug enforcement administration we have all seen the signs on the side of the road that compare the speed you were driving to the current speed limit but apparently those signs are now being outfitted with license plate readers as a result of a partnership between the da and a private company in arizona a government press release revealed that are you two systems incorporated has agreed to outfit its radar speed display trailers with mobile license plate reading platforms this practice is part of the d a's national ice and slate reader program according to the department the program is quote a federation of independent federal state law and tribal law enforcement license plate readers they are all linked into co

david: no i'm not it's really setting the stage for big brother. 10 years from now whose going to be in office and what they are going to be doing and this is kind of setting technology's stage for a big brother-type of -- >> liz: it's creepy but david i want to talk about your new show david: i want to talk about my new show. you and i were very very happy working together on a show called forbes on fox. that was part of a four-show business block on fox news channel between 10:00 and 11:00 saturday mornings we did that for 17 years. >> liz: it's a long time. david: we got rid of it because we had been taping that, we wanted to go all live now, neil cavuto does his live thing from there but we miss those shows. this is going to be one hour, every night and those four shows , forbes on fox, the cavuto show and of course bulls & bears so we're going to put together the same kind of people unfortunately you won't be there because you have a show to do but we'll have steve forbes, we're going to have gary b., all of the -- >> liz: show the bulls & bea

, we have seen it happening, it isjust apart, this big brother, we have seen it happening, it is justeither professional ones, you must understand, it's an all—around job, you don't do anything else coming you don't do anything else coming you don't do anything else coming you don't go anywhere else or meet anyone else. this is where you met your partner ben. you know from tabloid headlines about your life andi tabloid headlines about your life and i saw that you were getting some grief on social media last night when you said you were coming on here, kind easy parallels between what happened with you and ben and others and what has happened this week? our relationship developed after the show and i have a family, i have a child. we are a family and thatis i have a child. we are a family and that is what matters at the end of the day. i can't really see the parallel. butjournalists always like to bring it back, i have a thick skin and i have heard it all, iam very thick skin and i have heard it all, i am very happy, relationships do happen, at the end of the day there's a big conversa

off the field he was a husband, a father and a big brother.eff clarke was six years younger than dwight and says family time was the most important thing growing up in the clark household. >> in my home, a dinner was at 6:00 and if you missed it, you missed dinner, so we were there very regularly and we've lost my parents already. and i told my wife the next morning after we found out that dwight passed away that i'm the only one sitting at that table now. >> more stores from montana, tina turner and singer huey lewis as they pay tribute to their friends. hero in the end zone, dwight clark, a special will air after sunday night football right leer on nbc bay area. still to come, an unforgettable moment caught in yosemite national park. too ie xfinity home cameras. xfinity home gives you an extra pair of eyes to help watch over your family. plus, you have added peace of mind from 24/7 professional monitoring. xfinity home. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity customers, add xfinity home and get a great offer. plus, ask how to get free installation. c

. >> i'm a mentor for big brother big sister. we have opted to take my car to different activities. >> police say wilsons death and the capture of her alleged killer accelerated the plan to boost surveillance technology at all stations. >> we saw was her murder. caught on a camera in the station. in the station garage. at mcarture. providing justice is critical. >> it sends a loud message. >> reporter: the board of trekt tors voted unanimously today to move forward with a plan to add phone towers to all station platforms. like the one in this rendering. >> these platform boxes will be a great way to speak up a phone and talk directly. >> they can locate the caller. and add live video monitors near all gates to let riders know a camera is watching you. sfwl sound like a good idea. police can't be everywhere all the time. >> riders will have to wait two to three years to see the public video monitors as well as the cell phone tower. at all bart stations. >> thank you. they got their suspect but it wasn't easy. an hour ago san mateo

. >> that's walk that line between being big brother and the omnibus profiling and having a specific threat. he had a criminal record. he was known. he was a walking billboard, look at me. i obviously have my beliefs pinned on my van and everywhere else on twitter. i don't think the public should draw any conclusions about this particular person's politics in the sense that that --ing this receipt rick is the cause of that. there are crazy people on both side of the political spectrum. and the rhetoric -- you can't blame rhetoric. you blame the people. trish: i agree a thousand percent with you. it bothers me what we are hearing from the media right now. chris, good to see you tonight. thank you so much. that's the media's blame game. their true colors are coming through as this disturbing story unfold. the media has been quick to rush to judgment without knowing any facts. in their mind there is only one person responsible for these heinous acts. you know who. >> he spend most of of his time at his rallies throwing verbal bombs at all the people that received these bombs in the mail

he is the ceo of big brothers big sisters lone star. jeb bush, jr., serves as managing partner of jeb bush and associates. and he serves on a number of nonprofit boards. and he lives in florida. [applause] then we have our two daughters. barbara bush is the cofounder and board chairman of global health corp. and jenna bush-hager is a correspondent with nbc's "the today show." she is continuing the bush family tradition of warm relations with the media. [laughter] they are joined by our moderator, cokie roberts. please join me in welcoming them to the stage. [applause] cokie: so barbara and jena have to share a chair? so, at your grandmother's funeral, jeb bush in his beautiful eulogy said that she struck fear in the hearts of her grandchildren. that she was a benevolent dictator but not always so benevolent. i am sure you all have stories that we want to hear. i will start with you, barbara, because you and jenna have written some of the stories. and sisters first. tell us the story of being at the bowling alley at the white house when

big. brother leader or brutal dictator. with discontent spreading through north africa time was running out for libya's self-styled king of kings. in the first of a two part series the big picture charts the rise and fall of wal-mart of the field and the events that helped fuel the violence of his final hours. a must for libya on a food. the cricket world isn't much i mean you have to think why would he give me the guess then he didn't bring comedian it's a big fan base. al-jazeera is investigative unit reveals explosive new edit documentary confirms to my analysis very hard profile figure in match fixing and international cricket see in this al-jazeera investigation cricket's match fixing the files. the saudi king orders his country's public prosecutor to open an investigation into the disappearance of jamal khashoggi. oh i didn't forget this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up uncertainty surrounds a deal that was supposed to see a key group with draw from syria's last rebel held province. with a crucial summit onl

while it may sound big brother officials say it is all about safety. >> reporter: bart directors kept hounding on the idea of safety and they say these new tools should also deter any invasion. more ways are barred police to track passengers. bart directors approved these surveillance tools, part plans to launch it official smart phone app for people to get directions because the app tracks user locations they can get a court order for criminal investigations. that television surveillance is not a new idea, bart will be upgrading existing analog to all digital cameras. right now they have a mixture. police say they can monitor the cameras in real time. >> deterring crime, you commit a crime on bart you will get caught. >> reporter: the television monitors mount to the gate. the last security measure is the installation of three emergency phone towers on each platform. they will be useful -- they will be useful for victims of staff. bart police they dear 911 dispatchers can see the callers when they activate the phone. >> when they dialed 911 it will go directly to the bart police depa

your internet access you might not be able to stay in a hotel etc so this to me is it's not only big brother it's gigantic brother and i don't think anybody has ever seen anything like it it's very very dangerous plus they're extending it beyond their own country which i'm sure we'll talk about later to infringe upon the sovereignty of foreign nations right good explanation and kaleb i mean i can understand if you know people that don't have credit histories and the government wants to try to help out although i assume that they can go to ali baba the big e-commerce site and use some of their their data but is it a concern i mean do you think that they're going to the point where it's really more you know social engineering where they're trying to control and coerce the population as opposed to just a real credit system as we know it like in the u.s. or in the e.u. . well bart i think it's pretty clear such a system would never be implemented in this country we our legal system is very different in china so is our culture so is our history but it's pretty clear that president xi is very popu

he within the to petaluma high school, santa rosa junior college and he volunteered with big brothers and big sisters. >>> and evelyn fisher was last seen at 2:00 and police need your help to find this woman. they released a car show is associated with it. it's a tan one and the license plate is: plate is: she is described as white, 5- foot 4 inches about 100 pounds, she was wearing a white severity and blue pants. if you have any information call berkeley police. >>> calutron service will be limited on the weekend. the 22nd street and san francisco stations will be closed. trains won't run past the bay shore station. they're going to be working on electrifications on those tracks. caltrain says the weekend closures will continue until springtime. >>> right now, it's 5:11, dozens of arrests were made for growing marijuana, up next:the seizure of thousands of plants at 250 grow sites in the bay area. >>> and there's investigation of the cracked beams in the transit center. the mayor is asking for more efforts to found out what caused the beams to crack and what's needed to fix it. >>>

coming up: it's the reality show being called the new big brother.but can the show give psychologists an insight into loneliness and social isolation? we'll speak to two former contestants and the executive producer of the programme. now, janet hoggarth had been a single parent to her three children under five for a year when she first opened up her home to newly single friend vicky and ten—month old daughter daisy. that's vicky at the dinner table with some of the children. janet offered her and daisy a room and somewhere to live for a few months, which later turned into a few years. mum nicola markham completed the trio, popping round most week nights and staying at weekends with her children. together they formed the "mum commune" or the mommune, where the three mums lived together helping each other with everything from childcare and chores to dinners and discipline. janet's just written a book about it, called the single mums' mansion. hi,janetand nicola. it was a difficult time when your husband left. yes. how did you cope? ijust husband left.

teacher who loved to work with children, he went to petaluma high school and volunteered with big brothers and big sisters. >>> the time is 6:39, one person was killed by a amtrak tran in contra cost a county. the train was headed from bakersfield to oakland. 74 pass years were on that train but no one on the train was hurt. >>> -- passengers were on that train but no on that train was hurt. >>> a man was stealing jewelry from the shop in downtown campbell thursday. in addition to raiding the cases he got into the cash register without employees noticing, and he stole cash and jewelry valued at $6,000, if you recognize him call campbell police. >>> our time is 6:39, california authorities announce 52 arrests against illegal marijuana grows, agents destroyed 600,000 marijuana plants at grow sites. the operation ran for 12 weeks and 110 weapons were seized. >>> something you should know about, firefighters plan to burn land near the uc berkeley campus, it's to protect the coastal has been tight there. they're hoping to had a endangered beetle. some nearby roads and trails may be closed durin

i found a claustrophobic, that is one thing, this whole big brother is watching you, you don't know whoing through the moment, i think. that is what we're going through the moment, ithink. that that is what we're going through the moment, i think. that will relate to readers right now, i think it is just a matter of reading to each other. it is a nice exercise. i think it will get a cult following, iimagine. think it will get a cult following, i imagine. how did you come across her? i had not until now. i felt like i had read so much fiction over three years of doing the orange prize, man booker, and then there we re prize, man booker, and then there were whole swathes of writing that you just miss because whatever year you just miss because whatever year you do it, they don't have a book out. i just had you do it, they don't have a book out. ijust had not disk —— had not, she was a complete discovery. given what you are talking about this year with the predominance of north american writers and books at there, she has made history, the first northern irish writer to win the prize in it