this is black mirror meets a 16—bit yes, minister.ure where the very worst kind of brexit has occurred. anybody in the uk of european heritage has been relocated to ghettos and can only find low—paid employment. the player must earn a certain amount of cash in order to remain in the uk. this is the product of an indie development team, and they have tasked the player with working as a bouncer. the early stages of the game are spent being employed by pubs and clubs. by the end of the game, a very severely right—wing government has been put into place and by that point you are making horrible decisions about, say, the landlords will ask you, don't let any of this kind of person in tonight, and you have to try to decide whether you're going to follow their rules or not. by the very end you're doing silly things like working border patrol on the dover border and on the london wall. it is very satirical. what inspired you to make a game about brexit? let's put it this way. there is a lot of inspiration for a dystopia at the moment. and not

this is black mirror meets a 16—bit yes, minister.an future where the very worst kind of brexit has occurred. anybody in the uk of european heritage has been relocated to ghettos and can only find low—paid employment. the player must earn a certain amount of cash in order to remain in the uk. this is the product of an indie development team, and they have tasked the player with working as a bouncer. the early stages of the game are spent being employed by pubs and clubs. by the end of the game, a very severely right—wing government has been put into place and by that point you are making horrible decisions about, say, the landlords will ask you, don't let any of this kind of person in tonight, and you have to try to decide whether you're going to follow their rules or not. by the very end you're doing silly things like working border patrol on the dover border and on the london wall. it is very satirical. what inspired you to make a game about brexit? let's put it this way. there is a lot of inspiration for a dystopia at the moment. a

and in hte dystopian future of black mirror, it leads this mother to implant her child with an all—seeingdevice. one slightly less invasive solution is to give them a smartphone, which means they are contactable and trackable using gps and, in fact, 83% of young teenagers in the uk now own a smartphone which, of course, raises that spectre of device addiction from an early age. so what if you had a way of knowing your child's location and communicating with them without the need for a smartphone? enter the norwegian xplora smartwatch, a children's wearable with an inbuilt sim card and a gps locator. parents can keep track of them on their app, and will get an alert if the child leaves a pre—defined safety zone. it also acts as a phone, allowing a child to ring and receive calls and texts from trusted contacts or send an sos if they feel in danger. sounds like a good idea, but wherever there's tracking, there's the worry of hacking, and the boss, jesus llamazares, admits it's a very sensitive issue. as a parent with young kids myself i want to know they are safe and want to know where they

this is black mirror meets a 16—bit yes, minister.exit has occurred. anybody in the uk of european heritage has been relocated to ghettos and can only find low—paid employment. the player must earn a certain amount of cash in order to remain in the uk. this is the product of an indie development team, and they have tasked the player with working as a bouncer. the early stages of the game are spent being employed by pubs and clubs. by the end of the game, a very severely right—wing government has been put into place and by that point you are making horrible decisions about, say, the landlords will ask you, don't let any of this kind of person in tonight, and you have to try to decide whether you're going to follow their rules or not. by the very end, you're doing silly things like working border control on the dover border and on the london wall. it is very satirical. what inspired you to make a game about brexit? let's put it this way. there is lots of inspiration for a dystopia at the moment. and not tonight was just a great opportun

and in a dystopian future of black mirror, it leads this mother to implant her child with an all seeinghone, which means they are co nta cta ble smartphone, which means they are contactable and trackable using gps and in fact, 83% of young teenagers in the uk now own a smartphone which of course raises the spectre of device addiction from an early age. so what if you had a way of knowing your child's location and communicating with them without the need for a smartphone? enter the norwegian explorer smart watch, children's wearable with an inbuilt play disrupt card —— sim card and a gps locator. parents will get an alert if they leave the safety zone. it acts as a phone, allowing a child to receive calls and texts from trusted contacts or send an sos if they feel in danger. sounds like a good idea, but wherever there is tracking, there is the worry of hacking, and the boss admits it is a very sensitive issue. as a parent with young kids myself i want to know they are safe and want to know where they are, but i also don't wa nt where they are, but i also don't want anyone else to know wh

and in the dystopian future of black mirror, it leads this mother to implant her child with an all seeingis to give them a 5martphone, which means they are contactable and trackable using gps and in fact 83% of young teenagers in the uk now own a 5martphone which, of course, raises the spectre of device addiction from an early age. so what if you had a way of knowing your child's location and communicating with them without the need for a smartphone? enter the norwegian xplorer 5martwatch, a children's wearable with an in—built sim card and a gps locator. parents can keep track of them on the app and will get an alert if the child leaves a defined safety zone. it also acts as a phone, allowing the child to ring or receive calls and texts from trusted contacts or to send an sos if they feel in danger. sounds like a good idea, but wherever there is tracking there is the worry of hacking. the boss admits it's a very sensitive issue. as a parent of young kids myself i absolutely want to know they are safe and i want to know where they are but i also don't want anyone else to know where they a

and in the dystopian future of black mirror, it leads this mother to implant her child with an all—seeing smartwatch — a children‘s wearable with an inbuilt sim card and a gps locator. parents can keep track of them on their app, and will get an alert if the child leaves a pre—defined safety zone. it also acts as a phone, allowing a child to ring and receive calls and texts from trusted contacts or send an sos if they feel in danger. sounds like a good idea, but wherever there‘s tracking, there‘s the worry of hacking, and the boss, jesus llamazares, admits it‘s a very sensitive issue. as a parent of young kids myself, i want to know they are safe and want to know where they are, but i also don‘t want anyone else to know where they are. there is the worry of hacking with any kind of location tracking. yeah, we have been working intensively with the data protection agencies in norway and germany, and also with a third party, tuv, which is a very world—recognised certifying partner for security services. do you think there is a danger that we are moving towards a society where we are happy t

this is black mirror meets a 16—bit yes, minister.h in order to remain in the uk. this is the product of an indie development team, and they have tasked the player with working as a bouncer. the early stages of the game are spent being employed by pubs and clubs. by the end of the game, a very severely right—wing government has been put into place and by that point, you are making horrible decisions about, say, the landlords will ask you, "don't let any of this kind of person in tonight" and you have to try to decide whether you're going to follow their rules or not. by the very end, you're doing silly things like working border patrol on the dover border and on the london wall. it is very satirical. what inspired you to make a game about brexit? let's put it this way — there is a lot of inspiration for a dystopia at the moment. and not tonight was just a great opportunity to represent a kind of british dystopia, which i think is quite unique. i grew up in somerset and i remember being slightly underage, trying to get into various nig

thrones" including best drama as well as three for west world netflix is bolstered by the crown and black mirror amazon had had a big night with eight emmys total. the first streaming service to win outstanding comedy who brought home, three for "handsmaid's tale. and disney is gaining some awards acclaim as part of the fox acquisition. fx network took home a dozen awards while fox won three now the telecast itself did not win in terms of ratings. viewership declined nearly 11% overall to an all time low nbc points out that ratings for the key 18 to 49-year-old demographic was flat with last year guys, last year the show was on a sunday night back over to you >> flat is the new up. >> i guess >> and did they have -- did this show, julia, run later in the year than normal or is it roughly in this time frame? >> roughly the same time frame they just switched it from sunday to monday flat really is the new up, tyler, when it comes to the awards shows if you look at the declines when it comes to shows like the oscars, it's really hard to hold on to audiences when there is so much competition for peo

netflix was bolstered by "the crown" as well as "black mirror."on had a big night with eight wins total it was the first streaming service to win outstanding comedy for "marvelous mrs. maisel." hulu brought home four with "hand maids tale." disney is buying some good awards with its acquisition. fx network winning five total and fox winning three awards ratings for the show will come out later today. we'll have to see how the broadcast and its "snl" host scored with viewers. andrew >> great julia, stay with us, if you could. want to bring in ed guggenheim you look at the world of ott and streaming and last night, does it say anything about the streaming industry right now >> i think it obviously does something that probably isn't too surprising to many viewers but the momentum for streaming services and really advertising free services is tremendous. you look at the wins last night, that's great for the streaming services but really go back and look at the nomination the nominations for streaming services and online services are up tenfold the big

sitting high encircling this black man, which is almost a mirror image of what had happened in the rodney king beating. the circle, kind of wolf pack of white men around this man. and trump -- and clarence thomas plays -- this isn't the race card. it turned everything. and it gave cover for people to say, i support him because now 70% of black people support this guy so he can't be bad. >> i have to go because we're over time, but there won't be that element this time. so it may bode well for the victim this time. >> now it's just -- it's not that struggle. but the racial struggle. >> i've got to go. thank you all. i appreciate it. we'll be right back. (vo) gopi's found a way to keep her receipts tidy, even when nothing else is. (brand vo) snap and sort your expenses with quickbooks and find, on average, $4,628 in tax savings. quickbooks. backing you. >>> the city of lagos is known a nigeria's silicon valley with both face bhook and google opening offices there whib the last year. with the technology sector still dominated by men, one successful computer programmer is determined to help h

credible accusations, and you have this all white panel sitting high encircling this black man, which is almost a mirrory king hearings. and trump -- and clarence thomas -- this is a race card when he says this is high stakes election and it turned everything. and gave cover for people to say i support him because 70% of people support him so he can't be that bad. >> it may bode well for the victim this time. i've got to go. thank you all. i appreciate it. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ if it feels like you live in the bathroom with recurring constipation and belly pain, talk to your doctor and say yesss! to linzess. yesss! linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess can help relieve your belly pain, and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. linzess is not a laxative. it helps you get ahead of your recurring constipation. do not give linzess to children less than 6 and it should not be given to children 6 to less than 18, it may harm them. do not take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immediate help if you develop unusual or severe stomach pain

had a dark spot in that area, which means whatever mirrors were there, if there were mirrors there, they were blackit's not the same truck? >> that's right, it's not. >> reporter: suddenly chris' alibi had a big hole in it. larry moved on to chris' history with women. two ex girlfriends talked to police about how chris would become unhinged by rejection or what he called disrespect. larry heard about how chris had once crushed a pet crab with a hammer right in front of one of his girlfriends, because he thought the crab had killed one of his fish. this is a guy with some significant anger issues. >> it certainly appears that way. >> she told me it was from a car accident. >> reporter: larry listened to chris's interviews and caught him talking some of the time about lynsie in the past tense. >> her hand was -- pretty much stuck like this. >> okay. >> reporter: then larry found something in the paperwork from placentia p.d. that proved chris mcamis had lied to the police early on about his whereabouts on saturday february 17th, the day lynsie didn't come home. chris had told the cops he stayed close

[ laughter ] have you looked in the mirror lately? the the black white spirals. [ laughter ] although, pirro would make a terrible hypnotist. "you are getting very sleepy!t ] why aren't you going to sleep? witch hunt!" [ light laughter ] then there was housing secretary ben carson, who said over the weekend that the allegations against kavanaugh might be part of a global conspiracy involving a group of british socialists called the fabian society that was formed in 1900. >> if you really understand the big picture of what's going on then what's going on with judge kavanaugh will make perfectly good sense to you. because you see, there have been people in this country for a very long time, go all the way back to the fabians who have wanted to fundamentally change this country. and the further they get away from being able to control the courts, the more desperate they become. and now they don't see themselves as being able to control the courts for another generation. so what is left? chaos and destruction. >> seth: okay. i think we know who jeanine

mirror chent aye. ms. black aye. mr. reed aye. mr. kelly aye. ms. gnome aye. mr. holding. mr. smith of missouri aye. mr. rice. mr. sha weikert aye. mr. curbel lo aye. mr. bishop aye. mr. lahood aye. dr. winstrup aye. mr. neil no. mr. levin no. mr. lewis no. mr. doggette no. mr. thompson no. mr. larson no. mr. blaumenhaur. mr. kind no. mr. pascrell no. mr. crowley no. dr. davis no. ms. sanchez no. mr. higgins no. ms. soule no. ms. dell benne no. dr. chu no. mr. buchanan yes. mr. renaci. mr. holding. mr. rice. mr. blummenhaur. chairman brady. chairman brady aye. mr. buchanan has recorded his aye. mr. chairman. >> the clerk will report the vote. >> 21 yays and 15 nays. >> on the vote the ayes are 21, the nos are 15. the motion is agreed to as amended without objection. authorize to make technical and conforming changes to the bill. the members have two days to file a supplemental. our next order of business is hr-6757, family savings act of 2018. i'll turn to mr. kelly, the bill's sponsor, to give an opening statement. >> the enactment of tax cuts and jobs act nine months ago was

mirror chent aye. ms. black aye. mr. reed aye. mr. kelly aye. ms. gnome aye. mr. holding. mr. smith of missouri aye. mr. rice. mr. sha weikert aye. mr. curbel lo aye. mr. bishop aye. mr. lahood aye. dr. winstrup aye. mr. neil no. mr. levin no. mr. lewis no. mr. doggette no. mr. thompson no. mr. larson no. mr. blaumenhaur. mr. kind no. mr. pascrell no. mr. crowley no. dr. davis no. ms. sanchez no. mr. higgins no. ms. soule no. ms. dell benne no. dr. chu no. mr. buchanan yes. mr. renaci. mr. holding. mr. rice. mr. blummenhaur. chairman brady. chairman brady aye. mr. buchanan has recorded his aye. mr. chairman. >> the clerk will report the vote. >> 21 yays and 15 nays. >> on the vote the ayes are 21, the nos are 15. the motion is agreed to as amended without objection. authorize to make technical and conforming changes to the bill. the members have two days to file a supplemental. our next order of business is hr-6757, family savings act of 2018. i'll turn to mr. kelly, the bill's sponsor, to give an opening statement. >> the enactment of tax cuts and jobs act nine months ago was

time the military was acting much more as a mirror of where we were then being a few steps ahead where they ended up on race. >> in 1688, when they brought the black slaves to start training, they told him they would have all the rights. they didn't get -- but when the black leaders came in, they put them as mates scrubbing floors, washing windows, cleaning bedpans. when they refused to do that, they washed them. >> the african-american soldiers who trained at the officers, the first officer training camp for him african-americans in four point iowa work highly educated black men. they took it was to camp fort, des moines. we learned had a fight, i am trained to do this, this, this, that is when they got sent to the french. those are the folks from fort des moines. >> have a question about blackjack purging. in world war i he has a negative attitude it appears towards african-americans fighting. and in the spanish-american war that is who he commands. prior to the spanish-american war that is who he commands. i am concerned or interested in the metamorphosis that occurred in blackjack purging. >> there is something an effective at the time that he

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certainly during this time the military was acting much more as a mirror where we were instead of being a few steps ahead on race. >> so the black ways of the fort des moines, when they brought the saves in to start training them, they told them they would have all the rights -- white rights, one of my auxiliary corps. >> right [indiscernible] >> when the black ladies came in, they made them washing floors, windows and cleaning bedpans, so when the ladies refused to do that, they court marshalled them. so did truman say anything about women? and thanks for the plug. >> speaking briefly about fort des moines, the african american soldiers, the first officer's training camp in fort des moines iowa, a group of highly educated black men who were taking the train from washington, d.c. -- really from massachusetts, new york state and took it west to camp fort des moines and the army did the same to them when they finished camp, they sent them overseas and put them laboring with the steve doors. no, no, i learned to fight and i'm trained this, this, and this. and they got sent to purdue, those were folks from fort des moines. >> i have

mirror. >>> welcome back. there's a big issue o talk about, the critical shortage of mental health services ithe african-amer community, an issue drawing the attention of the congressional blackhris gordon reports, a meeting held here is focusing ot solutions ould help people in our area. >> the congressional black caucus foundation is sounding an alarm. their message, mental illness in the african-american community too often goes untreated. >> it means that families aren't able to access services for their kids who may be having problems in and a at home. >> they are beginning a national conversation saying more psychiatrists a mental health professionals are needed in black communities. maryland state delegate angela angel says some families in prince georges county faceus disast consequences because they can't find treatment. >> our children areufring and they are dying while walking and living through all the pain they're going through. >> the greater washington urban says prince georges county is not alone. they say some neighborhoodsin i waon, d.c. are left to suffer, too. >> ward eight has the highest levels of clinically depressed or adults that have been identified

black sheep. hence the reference to horses. a story in the mirrore a hand, daniel. luke shaw talking about when he broke his leg, a terrible time for him and there we re a terrible time for him and there were concerns he could lose his leg at that time. he wasn't told by the doctors until six months later. he is talking about england and how he has got himself super fit again. one of the things he has done is given up of the things he has done is given up fizzy pop. hence the headline. in a bid to lose weight? yes, i hate to say it, but probably lose a bit of weight. i didn't mean to say that, but genuinely... no, it is something he has spoken about. he was carrying a bit too much. and his boss told them that at the time and he has been working on it, and it is doing the trick, so no more pop. and that injury sounds horrific. it was a terrible injury, a double break and a foot injury, and they operated and he was so keen to get back to football, the doctor only told him six months later there was a serious chance he could lose his leg. anybody going