mom says cameron is a good big brother but sometimes gets a little jealous. emory is five months old. he's a big boy now. >> where is the five month old? in her room playing the ipad. >> everything that emory is climbing into. the person giggling who is amused. emory. mom says he's a really good big brother. this high chair, he just got jacked. >> he's getting used to not being the only one. mine. mine. >> emory is laughing because she just thinks her big brother is swell. >>> things didn't go quite as planned on this particular day. >> please no. no. keep going. >> what? >> oh! >> she's rag dolling. >> what you are looking at is supposed to be a tell vision commercial. >> for what? dying? >> at this point, she was attached to a giant piece of elastic and pulled back by a vehicle. >> we've seen that and it is a cool stunt and you are done. >> you are supposed to go flewing and she's attached. >> she just continues to yoyo. >> the human body is not designed for that. >> she was under the impression she was under a test run. this video is from 2017 and it is mak

do you feel it has changed the face of tv, big brother? you have in the uk and other countries, successors to that, so love island has a similarformat. this was interesting because it put ordinary people together and interesting because i imagine many people around the world would have seen a version of it because it was the beginning of selling these formats heavily. it is all about these reality tv programmes where members of the public can beat with one another and as viewers we are voting on whether they continue or not. -- compete. reality tv you are right has its roots here and the problem with these shows is that to maintain interest in them you have to ramp up the personalities and the kinds of people. and the extreme behaviour. and in the end people saw it less as a chance to see how an unusual group of people would hold together and more as a freak show. have you done your christmas shopping? i haven't done a single thing. have you thought about it? i intend to think about it on 23 december. goodness me, i am glad you don't buy a

big brother. yes, my youngest son was very into big brother, which i thought was dreadful.ve a coke as well, please, no ice. i need the sugar. do you? yeah, time of the month. right, does that make a difference? yeah! given the nature of my profession, i'm surprised i didn't know that information. i'lljust have the soup, i'll stick with the soup. are you a vegetarian? yeah. give me a high—five. 0h, are you a high—five? i'm a high—five, yeah. so why are you a vegetarian? i was brought up a vegetarian, um... i was brought up also a hare krishna, ajehovah's witness, a christian... what are you now? now i'm a brexiteer! does god believe in brexit? let's go back one, does brexit... well, let's go back two, i wanted to talk about tampax and the tax on tampax being abolished if we leave the eu. is there a tax? there is a tax, isn't there? yeah. vat. that's it. so you think in parliament we could do something about that? well, i know that if we come out of the eu, we can do something about that. yeah, so, um... are you nervous? not more than usual. 0k! large, ebullient, forceful yo

well, if you're his big brother.job. >> alfonsi: we first met the twins at a family reunion in atlanta where they were sporting matching t-shirts and smiles. but back at the home they share in seattle, they bicker like only brothers can. it took all of five minutes before a friendly ping-pong match became an argument over the score. >> shaquem griffin: so what i got? >> shaquill griffin: i got 8-3. i got one more serve. >> shaquem griffin: 8-3? no, it's my serve. it's 8-4. i knew you would try to lie. give me the ball. >> shaquill griffin: you said you got five. >> shaquem griffin: yeah, i thought you had seven. >> alfonsi: this constant competition has been going on since they were toddlers. >> shaquill griffin: you know, i'll give you an extra point. >> shaquem griffin: so it's on me. >> shaquill griffin: i got points to spare. >> shaquem griffin: that's five. >> shaquill griffin: i was just-- you see? you see what i go through? you see what i go through? >> alfonsi: what were they like as two-year-olds? >> terry g

in china big brother is meeting big data advanced surveillance technology set up to watch everyone's every move what people say do and even think is monitored and more ranking people as good citizens or back to be rewarded or punished. and steve check out on this episode a one on one east we investigate how china is implementing the most sophisticated system of social control in history. china's cities are already flush with cameras around two hundred million of them. what's changing is they're getting smarter. china is positioning itself to lead the world in artificial intelligence. surveillance technology is a key proving ground. facial recognition body scanning. and geo tracking matched with your personal data and online behavior will power the social credit system leaving no dark corner to hide in. at the world intelligence congress intangible big brother's new toys are on shot. several of the exhibit is here including tech giant ali baba and now working with the state to write the algorithms that will calculate your social credit score they've already got the know how and they u

they're beautiful, warm, big brothers. gentle with her, not gentle with anything else.and they like spiderman and i'm looking forward to some quiet princess dinners. >> nothing like a daddy daughter date. michael also told us his wife and kids won't be with him for the entire tour. they'll join him as much as possible. >>> coming up bridget nielsen's red carpet return after having a baby. >> i've been wanting this baby for ten years. >>> plus monica lewinsky in tears. >> i was afraid of what they were going to do to my family. >>> and our will smith exclusive. what he's telling only "e.t." about playing alladin's genie. >>> but first -- >> guns. >> guns from where? >> viola davis is ready to kick butt. in her new movie "widows" out today. the oscar winner leads a group of women in a heist after her husband, played by liam neeson, is killed. >> okay. is it true, though, that the bedroom scene terrified you? why? >> it's liam neeson. >> if there were three women in hollywood that you could actually do a heist with, who would those women be? >> miss tyson because she's ver

. >> big brother just gives that shopping cart a nice big push. >> was he not happy when little brother came along. >> yeah, sounds like a good idea. >> he wouldn't know no better. >> witnesses say the little boy went tumbling down. it escalated quickly. >> the big brother casually rides the escalator down. sort of, oh, well. >> he was taken to the hospital where he was treated for an injury to his forehead and they sent him home. >>> the technology of flight has advanced so much throughout the years. our buddy here shot this video in 2016. recently uploaded it from his archives. checking out some of the older models of planes and helicopters at this university in ukraine. the cool part about this, though, they geto these old planes. >> oh, that's cool. >> oh, wait. is that top left, that's his actualexpected. >> exactly. that's why we're bringing this video to you guys. what we're showing you is what we see as the viewer is perceived beautiful video but these guys don't always have perfect first-person view in their goggles because sometimes the signal gets a little squirrely and that'

. >> good big brother. >> great big brother. >> kyle got the idea watching brent race in his first ironmann 2010. they found the right equipment, started training and made it happen for kyle. >> just as when they were kids. >> kyle uses my legs and i use his spirit so i mean i pull kyle in the boat and push the petals and push him on the run but that whole time kyle has spastic quadriplegia so his body is fighting itself. >> their first ironman madison wisconsin in 2013, it took them 15 hours to finish. >> the most competitive athlete in our house is kyle. because he has been competing to be just like everybody else his whole life. >> last month in kona, hawaii, the pease brothers competed in their fourth ironman, the world relationships. they finished after almost 14 and a half hours, more than six hours behind the men's winner. but as always, brothers first. >> i knew in my heart is that i banted to become an athlete. to become an athlete with my brother, is so much sweeter. >> mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. qups a beautiful bond. that is the cbs weekend news for this sunday. later

in china big brother is meeting big data advanced surveillance technology set up to watch everyone's every move what people say do and even think is monitored and marked ranking people as good citizens or back to be rewarded or punished. and steve check out on this episode a one on one east we investigate how china is implementing the most sophisticated system of social control in history. china's cities are already flush with cameras around two hundred million of them. what's changing is they getting smarter. china is positioning itself to lead the world in artificial intelligence. surveillance technology is a key proving ground. facial recognition body scanning and geo tracking matched with your personal data and online behavior will power the social credit system leaving no dark corner. to heidi. at the world intelligence congress in tanjil big brother's new toys are on shot. several of the exhibit is here including tech giant alibaba and now working with the state to write the algorithms that will calculate your social credit score they've already got the know how and they use a

in china big brother is meeting big data advanced surveillance technology set up to watch everyone's every move what people say do and even think is monitor and more ranking people as good citizens or back to be rewarded or punished. and steve check out on this episode a one on one east we investigate how china is implementing the most sophisticated system of social control in history. china's cities are already flush with cameras around two hundred million of them. what's changing is they're getting smarter. now. china is positioning itself to lead the world in artificial intelligence. surveillance technology is a key proving ground. facial recognition body scanning and geo tracking matched with your personal data and online behavior will power the social credit system leaving no. dark corner to hide in. at the world intelligence congress in tanjil big brother's new toys are on shot. several of the exhibit is here including tech giant alibaba and now working with the state to write the algorithms that will calculate your social credit score they've already got the know how and they

it is big brother writ large, if you think about the steps that venezuela, russia and china are takingent their own cryptocurrencies, by 2020, i suspect they will be able to track their citizens every economic move. i mean, the disparagement of economic freedom, of personal liberty, just when you think china is so, strong and clamps down so much if there is an economic slowdown coming they're going to have to maintain social order f they're using the technology to do it, it scares me even more. charles: there is a bigger macro battle between democracies and totalitarianism which is gaining popularity around the world some countries are voting this in democratically. >> yeah. again i will come back to the point. this is why american leadership is so important. we're seeing this in china be ruled out, particularly with religious minorities. in a province targeting muslims, weaker muslims. we're seeing this used against christians in many cases. this is an opportunity for the u.s. to show leadership. charles: what can we do to slow it down, to curb it? what could we do as a nation? >> wel

for fun and profit it's also big brother for future citizenship and employment the intercept is reporting that a c. global risk a startup for a startup founded in two thousand and sixteen claims to be able to determine your level of risk as an employee or an aside. i'm speaker based not on what you say but on how you say it yes the company claims that its remote risk assessment technology has the ability to determine if you're a good actor or a bad actor by simply measuring the characteristics of your voice after answering ten minutes of yes and no questions so before we give up our parenting skills and our future employment and citizenship to the gods of modern technology i think we'd better take a step back from the surveillance the bits and start watching the honks. it looks like. it's with. the buttocks if you. like you know that i got. this. because i.

. >> reporter: good big brother. >> great big brother. >> reporter: kyle got the idea watching brenthis first ironman in 2010. they found the right equipment, started training, and made it happen for kyle, just as when they were kids. >> kyle uses my legs and i use his spirit, so i pull kyle in the boat and i push the pedals on the bike and i push him on the run, but that whole time, lfle has spastic quadraplegia, so his body is fighting itself. >> reporter: their first ironman, madison, wisconsin, in 2013. it took them 15 hours to finish. , the most competitive athlete in our house is kyle, because he's been competing to be just like everybody else his whole life. ha reporter: last month in kona, hawaii, the pease brothers competed in their fourth ironman, the world championship. ( applause ) aney finished after almost 14 hid a half hours, more than six hours behind the men's winner. but as always, brothers first. >> what i knew in my heart is that i wanted to become an muhlete, to become an athlete with my brother is so much sweeter. >> reporter: mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta.

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for fun and profit it's also big brother for future citizenship and employment the intercept is reporting that a c. global risk a start up for a startup founded in two thousand and sixteen claims to be able to determine your level of risk as an employee or an asylum seeker based not on what you say but on how you say it yes the company claims that it's remote risk assessment technology has the ability to determine if you're a good actor or a bad actor by simply measuring the characteristics of your voice after answering ten minutes of yes and no questions.

that is big brother.you think we can do about it. >> i appreciate you bringing it up. it's part of a significantly larger conversation happening right now in silicon valley around what do we do when the companies who rely on the most such as facebook make the majority of their revenue and in some cases all of their revenue by selling or giving other companies access to the data that companies like facebook have on you. so when we hear about companies like google that have been in the news today released patton detailing how they are going to possibly track you in their homes with visual methods like cameras, audible methods like with amazon alexa and further target ads based on what you do in your home from which objects you look at, what foods you take out of the fridge. this is the kindest dust that is an interesting ethical issue i'd say to say the least. one of the people who's done a great job talking about this at a very important model is josh constantine at tech crunch release and article yesterda

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it is, eve ryo ne big brother all over.level of behaviour that they think is right that the economy and best joiner.m is like being a mother, sally, it's like what you do with your kids. i must admit, that is what i am doing, they get a travel ban if they misbehave and they are not allowed out at night. thank you. that's it from business live today. there will be more business news throughout the day on the bbc live web page and on world business report. so many tweets about university degrees, keep them coming, we love reading them. harry says i am 68 thousand in debt but i hoping the idea of university is worth it. goodbye. we'll see you again tomorrow. hello, good morning, quite a mild week ahead, temperatures not really getting into the frost category. quite windy at times, some rain in the forecast, particularly across western parts of the uk. this is the satellite imagery through this morning, lots of cloud, some breaks towards eastern parts through this morning, that's for you have the best of the bright and sunny we

for fun and profit it's also big brother for future citizenship and employment the intercept is reporting that a c. global risk a startup for a startup founded in two thousand and sixteen claims to be able to determine your level of risk as an employee or an asylum seeker based and not. on what you say but on how you say it yes the company claims that its remote risk assessment technology has the ability to determine if you're a good actor or a bad actor by simply measuring the characteristics of your voice after answering ten minutes of yes and no questions. so before we give up our parenting skills and our future employment and citizenship to the gods of modern technology i think we'd better take a step back from the surveillance abyss and start watching wall. street it looks like. it's what you see. as the plot of. the day like you that i got. with that we. think. it's so. welcome everyone watching the harks i am tired robot and. it's have are you ready for i parent. now i would be even not a robot like after a night out. i think the idea of a good am i a good actor or a bad actor well

cody was the big brother that my kids need. i have a daughter coming on the 29th of this month that he was so excited to have his first sister. and not -- now she'll never kno know. >> the gunman has been identified as 28-year-old ian long, a marine veteran found dead in the bar of a suspected self-inflicted gunshot wound. today there was an honor procession for ron helus, a 29-year veteran of the ventura county sheriff's office and a hero. he was one of the first officers who within three minutes of first reports of gunfire rushed into the bar. he was shot multiple times before he died at the hospital. he was about a year away from retirement, leaving behind a wife and a son. the white house has ordered the u.s. flag be flown at half-staff in honor of the victims until sunset on saturday. with that, let's start the hour with the latest on what we know so far. joining me now is nbc news' ron mott. he's outside one of the local hospitals in thousand oaks. also with us, nbc news investigation reporter, tom winter. ron, let's star

i'm your big brother, so i'm going to teach you a lot of the different stuff, ok? first i'll take you outside and i'm going to teach you the names of all the birds. dragonflies! and then i'll show you how you can see things in the clouds. a scorpion! see? and that one... she's a bit little to take her outside just yet. you can take her when she's a bit bigger, all right? fine! the witch and mr moustache. the witch was woken up by mr moustache so she got mad and chased him. and mr moustache ran. he got away byjumping on a train on the line. then the witch tried to follow him byjumping on a different line on the km line but the two trains went in different directions at the stakes and they got stuck for ages. knock it off! that is the english language dub. like many this has been simultaneously released in english and the original version. i tend to prefer the original language version, but there are many good versions for seeing the dubbed version. i thought it was moving and enchanting. the animation at the start is light and yet many of the themes it is dealing wi

a cause close to my heart is big brothers, big sisters.ith a simple bee le belief that inherent in every child is potential. i have seen kids in all walks of life gain confidence they can live the american dream, that their potential is and ybeyond what they ever dreamed, all because an adult invested in them. whether hoping it homework, playing a sport, just having someone to talk to, someone who listens, a consistent force for good in their lives. who doesn't need that? one very little big thing, a sponsor, known as a big, can help chart the way to college, and many become the first in their families to graduate. give of yourself and volunteer, or give from your plenty and donate to big brothers and big sisters or a cause that's near and dear to your heart. if you would like to get involved, head over to givingtuesday.msnbc.com. tell us how you give back online using the #givingtuesday. and that wraps up this hour. i'm chris jansing in for katy tur. ali velshi picks things up now. hey, ali. >> thank you very much, chris. have yourself a

. >> reporter: good big brother? >> great big brother. >> reporter: kyle got the idea watching brent race in his first ironman in 2010. they found the right equipment, started training and made it happen for kyle, just as when they were kids. >> kyle uses my legs and i use his spirit. so i pull kyle on a boat and push the pedals on a bike and push him on a run. but that whole time kyle has allegiancia. so his body is fighting itself. >> reporter: their first ironman, madison, wisconsin in 2013. it took them 15 hours to finish. >> the most competitive athlete in our house is kyle, because he's been competing to be just like everybody else his whole life. >> reporter: last month in kona, hawaii, the pease brothers competed in their fourth ironman, the world championship. they finished after almost 14.5 hours, more than six hours behind the men's winner, but as always, brothers first. >> i knew in my heart that i wanted to become an athlete. and to become an athlete with my brother is so much sweeter. >> reporter: mark

i'm your big brother, so i'm going to teach you a lot of different stuff, 0k?utside and i'm going to teach you the names of all the bugs. dragonfly! and then i'll show you how you can see things in the clouds. there's a scorpion! see? and that one... she's too little to take her outside just yet. you can take her when she's a bit bigger, all right? fine! the witch and mr moustache. the witch was woken up by mr moustache so she got mad and chased him. and mr moustache ran. he got away byjumping on a train on the line. then the witch tried to follow him byjumping on a different line on the km line but the two trains went in different directions at the station and they got stuck for ages. knock it off! that is the english language dub. like so many anime now this has been simultaneously released in english and the original version. as a critic, i tend to prefer the original language version, but there are many good versions for seeing the dubbed version. some people can not or do not want to read subtitles and it opens up to a younger audience as well. i thought i

as the big brother show ends for the final time, it looks back at how it kickstarted reality tv and changed you want to what it, we will not mention who has won. with me is andrew tuck, editor of monocle, a global news and business magazine. it is good to have you back. let's talk about politico, interesting read, the staggering number of people who will turn out to vote and make their decision, make their voice heard in these mid—term elections. yes, not the numbers you get ina elections. yes, not the numbers you get in a presidential election but they are saying roughly 45% of the people who could vote in an election are going to turn out and that is up about 30 million on last time there we re about 30 million on last time there were mid—term elections, so all of the pollsters have been having to hedge their bets a little bit because they were working on a lower number, now they are trying to work out what it means if so many people turn out. it has transformed expectations in terms of what the results might be, so those who are in the business of predicting are having to rethink

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i was assigned to be his big brother and he has been my little brother since since then he has worked at literally every position in our establishment and he will be a co-owner of the new establishment and be the general manager. we are really proud of him. he is just starting to volunteer at a high school, as soon as he, in his words, he is working on getting a tb test to make sure he can do that. i'm sure he can pull that off. so i'm not mentioning those things to try to impress you but i think it shows our actions are there and we do care about our community. we try to make sure our businesses are very engaged community wise and try to make our businesses better places. i want to address the 26 protests we did get. we have never had to mail and a.b.c. announcement to so many people. there are over 3,000. twenty-six percentagewise isn't that bad. we did multiple community meetings. we had three community meetings. the first was for just members of the immediate building that we are in. there's a number of apartments in there peerk we felt they would have the right to come and talk t

and close friend from chicago. >> i was like big brother sam. got there we worked the mor formalities. the butlers serve in tuxes. which of course they did. also what? there's little kids. we don't need them in tuxes for a tuesday dinner. we stripped that back. and from the daily experience. >> michelle turned to her mother for help. >> mary is part of the family. she moved to d.c. and helped raise the girls. talk about family tightness and togetherness and strength of family that was extraordinary and tangible. >> after michelle was swept into the east wing on pledges of change. many americans had high expectations for the first lady. >> people asked her what will you be doing as first lady. they thought she was going to be a sort of secondary leader. coming out of the east wing. and she said she was going to be mom in chief. >> some women particularly in feminist circles hear her say that and their heads explode. >> michelle obama talked about feeling the pressure of being the first african american first lady. and often feeling like there was

and close friend from chicago. >> i was like big brother sam.e worked the mor formalities. the butlers serve in tuxes. which of course they did. also what? there's little kids. we don't need them in tuxes for a tuesday dinner. we stripped that back. and from the daily experience. >> michelle turned to her mother for help. >> mary is part of the family. she moved to d.c. and helped raise the girls. talk about family tightness and togetherness and strength of family that was extraordinary and tangible. >> after michelle was swept into the east wing on pledges of change. many americans had high expect tass for the first lady. >> people asked her what will you be doing as first lady. they thought she was going to be a sort of secondary leader. coming out of the east wing. and she said she was going to be mom in chief. >> some women particularly in feminist circles hear her say that and their heads explode. >> michelle obama talked about feeling the pressure of being the first african american first lady. and often feeling like there was no room for

he lives in houston and he is the ceo of big brothers big sisters lone star. [ applause ] jeb bush, jr., son of governor jeb bush serves as managing partner of jeb bush and associates. he serves on a number of nonprofit boards and lives in florida. [ applause ] and then we have our two daughters. barbara bush is the cofounder and board chairman of global health corps. [ applause ] jenna bush hager is a correspondent with nbc's "the today show". as george says, 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 ] >> we fit, which is a surprise. >> well, we shared a womb. >> yes. case at your grandmother -- >> at your grandmother's funeral, in your dad's eulogy he said she spoke -- struck fear in the heart of her grandchildren. 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 these stories in "sisters first". tell us the story of being in the bowling alley of the whit

to the scheme is widely supported so is this plan of student roll out in two thousand and twenty big brother big year or next a series to protect consumers and one of the world's most sprawling economies we're here to explain more simbi you is china specialist at spectator magazine and mara vista doll is an author and journalist welcome to the stream ladies i'll start with this headline here from the washington post because it's pretty interesting they write china's social credit system may be mis understood i wonder if you could break that down for us in the what do we know about this system of now. if you let a big misunderstandings that a lot of western commentators have been going along with in the reporting firstly is that the system is not in place at the moment we have thirty chiles across the country in different cities different scales that i really just trialing what sort of criteria works with little carrots and sticks. that's not a national thing just yet the government is trying to make it come to life by ten to twenty but you know that's only a year away and i'm not really seei