boredom ina matches. is that a factor? boredom in a world cup? or four weeks of your life. but there has been criticism in the past. forget the boredom, you get everything done for you, you do not have to pack your socks, you get every single thing laid out for you. for four weeks of your life you cannot afford to get bored. you get given games, books, whatever you wa nt given games, books, whatever you want is provided on a plate for you. this is an opportunity for someone to change their life. it really could be a life changing opportunity for someone and let's hope that someone for someone and let's hope that someone is in the england squad. alan shearer they're someone is in the england squad. alan shea rer they‘ re speaking someone is in the england squad. alan shearer they're speaking to be earlier. let's hope england are here in 3a weeks those three group games lasting ten days. you just feel everything is building up here and everything is building up here and every single evening we will be here looking ahead to the action and looking ah

you could say there is a risk of boredom, which we have heard about past tournaments, but there will be plenty of england to do inside the hotel behind me. games rooms, fitness areas, they are bringing their own shots. a swimming pool has been upgraded. they played behind closed doors friendly against themselves that their base at st george's park yesterday and boarded the flight at around lunchtime today. tomorrow they will train in front of the media, local dignitaries and schoolchildren. really focused ahead of the tunisia game on monday. spirits high among the england camp, not a great deal expected of them going into this tournament but perhaps gareth southgate and his young players could cause a surprise. thanks, david ornstein in repino. time for a look at the weather. here's matt taylor. some sunshine to start the world cup on thursday, some at the moment and a bit more cloud than over the last few days, but drive for most. across parts of western scotland, particularly stored away and a couple of other sports, it represents the 22nd consecutive dry day. they have not had rai

we talk about boredom in the camp we heard yesterday about what the players plan to do.ific plans in place forjuly a nonsense. i think it's nonsense. a nonsense. ithink it's nonsense. i think it's a big red herring. only boring people get bored. england's we re boring people get bored. england's were seasoned tournament ended in his harassment —— most recent tournament ended in embarrassment. manager roy hodgson out of a job. it's an outcome gareth southgate and his players will be desperate to avoid as they seek a successful world cup on and off the pitch. david ornstein, bbc news, leeds. england's world cup group opponents belgium have won their final pre—tournament friendly. another team heading to russia, egypt, were the opponents in brussels. manchester united striker romulu lukaku pounced on a rebound to make in 1—0 to belgium. chelsea's eden hazard added a second before half—time, and the win sealed late on another united player, maurane fellaini. a 3—0 win for roberto martinez‘s side. panana, who are in group g with belgium and england, lost 1—0 in norway. izzy c

probably the most common thing they talked about was the boredom of being a prisoner of war, and wishing they were home. as one prisoner noted in his diary, every moment is wasted. there was one set of brothers and onee from illinois, of them had come to texas in the early 1850's and his gender brothers stayed in illinois. and they had lost contact, and one evening this prisoner looks at the guard over the wall and says what is your name. what is it to you, yank? because i think you are my brother. and behold, it was his brother and the guard moved back to illinois and they are buried side-by-side in illinois, one with a confederate tombstone and one with a union tombstone. escape attempts were very common. we can identify about 97 people eaks.made successful br when the stockade was expanded, and the original stockade the locks were probably 16 feet out of the ground and when it was expanded they cut them to six feet and the final stockade was only about six feet tall, so it wasn't hard to get out. the problem was making it 300 but evenunion lines, so nearly 100 men made good and escape

tottenham midfielder eric dier says boredom won't be an issue.sketball nets set up. we've got golf simulators. we've got uno cards and we will play a lot of uno. just general cards, snooker, we are spoiled, we have but everything really. there's no reason not to be bored. the world cup isn't the only big sporting event starting on thursday. the second major of the men's golfing calendar gets under way with the us open starting at shinnecock hills in new york. 14—time major winner tiger woods is playing at the championship for the first time since 2015. the 42—year—old hasn't finished inside the top ten at this event since he tied fourth at pebble beach in 2010. fellow american phil mickelson, needs only the us open to finish a careergrand slam. four—time major winner, rory mcilroy, admits if he wasn't playing himself, he'd like to see mickelson win it. ifi if i was not playing and just purely asafan if i was not playing and just purely as a fan of golf i would love to see phil wins this week because it's great for the game. it's a huge story in t

now, gareth southgate dismissed the notion of boredom as a nonsense, but with the buzz of st petersburge way in the distance, he needs to hope he's got this one right. but cabin fever can't be blamed, says a former captain. you get given games, you get given books. whatever you want is provided on a plate for you. you're here to play football for a month of your life, that's not too much to ask. what is a big ask is for england to win. it's been 52 years after all, but at least fans can now see the green shoots of progress. natalie pirks, bbc news, repino. newsnight is on bbc two. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. good night. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'mjohn watson. i'm john watson. the headline this evening. england touch down in st petersburg as southgate vows to entertain at the world cup. hoping to get there, scotland's women leave it late to keep their hopes of qualifying alive. wales‘s women lead the way in their qualifying group. some beaumont brilliance levels england's series with south africa. and a golden athlete ends time on a golden career. hello

now, gareth southgate dismissed the notion of boredom as a nonsense, but with the buzz of st petersburgway in the distance, he needs to hope he's got this one right. but cabin fever can't be blamed, says a former captain. you get given games, you get given books. whatever you want is provided on a plate for you. you're here to play football for a month of your life, that's not too much to ask. what is a big ask is for england to win. it's been 52 years after all, but at least fans can now see the green shoots of progress. natalie pirks, bbc news, repino. tens of thousands of children in pakistan are legally employed as domestic servants. they cook and clean for their employers, and are vulnerable to exploitation and abuse. but as secunder kermani has been investigating for our world — there are rarely consequences for those who cause them harm. his programme contains some scenes which viewers may find upsetting. for losing a broom, this ten—year—old girl says she was beaten and her hands were burned. this 16—year—old boy died allegedly after being assaulted again and again. their horrif

from but is that what i mean again i thought the whole craven sex i but i suppose approach to sin is boredom and it was a bit just because i was the serious the cross the blood was more than just even the bush that was worshipped as the from but it's there would be. some loss. there's a menace from all of you so that for the sort of professional done on some of the more and you know what have you it appears you. particular question to one of. us that your specific commercial literature. the soviet union national football team won an olympic gold medals twice and we european champions in one nine hundred sixty now with the world cup at home russia hopes to channel its former glory days . or. will. nobody tried for ireland. or dusted off i might be needin but they stood as a group then how does their talking to police do but unfortunate. because they will go read it a bit and. give it. the full time still there are critics of the world cup in russia not only from foreign media outlets but also from within the country itself the german russian correspondent big finnish takes a closer look. beca

cure for boredom.nload it now. >>> i got to say, fellows who run the adrenaline addiction youtube channel do some pretty cool stuff. they're crazy, but it's cool. this time around, they're in thailand. of course, they're playing tourists but that's not the reason that they went to thailand. they went because thooey're goi to do a base jump way up high. so the next morning they head out. >> we're going to try to walk up and around the backside of this cliff. >> a long trek ahead of them. >> we made it to the first openi opening. we have to go all the way up to there, pretty gnarly. no ropes. >> yeah, that. >> eke. >> is pretty brutal. >> finally make it to the top. >> first he takes in the view. >> one of the best views i've seen. charles is jealous because i get to jump down and he has to hike all the way down. >> at that point, i'm like, you know what, teach me how to base jump right now. >> told him to meet him in a few hours. >> i don't know if it's even doable. i can't see over the edge. like, all

that what i mean and you know what the macquarie intersects are but i suppose of course assume as boredom it. was because because i was just sitting from the press the below was more than a seam in the bushes then as well as the from but it's the regards. to. show some of us. because of the news from the wall and you saw that for. some of them or don't you know don't need it appears your. particular throng of. us to your specific commercial literature. the soviet union national football team won an olympic gold medals twice and we european champions in one nine hundred sixty now with the world cup at home russia hopes to channel its former glory days . more or. what does the media. somehow do they're talking to but if do but unfortunate. because mexico's own good leader. had a. fine time still there are critics of the world cup in russia not only from foreign media outlets but also from within the country itself the german russian correspondent big finnish takes a closer look. because book t.v. the activists in the mention looked at this and say you know i'm pretty good in my view. have a

list of what i mean again i thought the mcraven sexy but i suppose a push to soon as boredom it. was because because i was just a serious from the press the below was more than a seam in the bushes because they're from but it's the regards. to. show some of us . discipline your swollen your so that poorer and so the some of the more when you move from the word of you it appears your. particular pollution prong of. your specific commercial routers from. the soviet union national football team won a limpid gold medals twice and we european champions in one nine hundred sixty now with the world cup at home russia hopes to channel its former glory days. or. will. nobody fight for i knew. it was. all. or dusted off i might be made in. somehow to they're talking to but a few but unfortunate that. excludes all googly that have it on for. a. fun time still there are critics of the world cup in russia not only from foreign media outlets but also from within the country itself the german russian correspondent big finnish takes a closer look. because book done as a t.v. . activist and seen

but it's the but i mean again i thought the whole crave of sex i but i suppose of course assume as boredom it. was because because i was due to syria from the press the below was more than just even these bush terms were smokers or from bodies the regards. shots from us. to salinas from all of you so there. some of the more you know what have you it appears you put in you know for which you could live you should be one of. us that your specific promotional literature. the soviet union national football team won an olympic gold medals twice and we european champions in one nine hundred sixty now with the world cup at home russia hopes to channel its former glory days. more or. nobody fight for ireland. through. the dust. and how do their talking to but if do but unfortunate. because mexico's own good leader. had a. fine time still there are critics of the world cup in russia not only from foreign media outlets but also from within the country itself the german russian correspondent big finnish takes a closer look. because book stern is a t.v. . activist and seen a mention of its activists i

if you don't come from boredom and i think if we see a phrase to mind my own ordination in rome twenty nine years ago now i have the opportunity to ordain priests every year if. this is church the. you say make nations of loyola in rome fancy was a fullback was a change here in nineteen eighty nine by us of cardinal ratzinger who later became pope benedict the sixteenth. bishop over back travels to rome often mostly for work at the vatican he certainly enjoys these visits. to. rome is a great city of the mind and it has always been for me i studied in rome from one nine hundred eighty four to one thousand nine hundred and back then the economic political and social climate was very different from what it is now and the lives of his with you know there have always been a lot of friendly people here it's. because he mentioned he studied theology and philosophy at the pontifical gregorian university it was a formative time in his life. i learned a lot about theology it's something that is subject to constant renewal. but people have very different views of theology depending on their pers

it's a scene i can't do much got going just the same it's boredom that i see and i haven't checked on a. date and could go but the stop as i know better in the. past . was such as i noticed a gorgeous bird what's your name my name's out here i'll tell you i'm a living all right so you're cheering for colombia you're from poland. it's a fun family from colombia ok so cool have a how long have you stayed in moscow so far on the i think one or two days ok how do you find moscow it's really fun it is legal there's a lot of plates here with the world cup it makes amazing have you heard any rumors about like russian hooligans or russian hackers or while in america. russian spies how many people are spying on you right now on oh probably eleven thousand people are watching me ok so i knew any one of them could be spies yeah all right so you're you're suspect of you you're not letting your guard down on not one but a less than an hour will be joining us that will studio in the heart of moscow so do safe soon for our special world cup coverage throughout the day. and i world news headlines now

just the same as boredom that i see and they happen. to. know better than. those measures they know for us the course is right what's your name. how old are you living right so you're cheering for colombia you're from poland. my family. ok so. have you how long have you stayed in moscow so far on the. one or two days how do you find moscow it's really funny there's a lot of plates here with the world cup it makes an amazing have you heard any rumors about like russian hooligans or russian hackers a while in america or. russian spies how many people are spying on you right now on oh probably a living thousand people are watching me ok so i knew any one of them could be spies yeah all right so you're you're suspect if you're not letting your guard down i'm not. but i've still plenty of more to look forward to on this sunday that costa rica play serbia in samarra and five time champions brazil with star struck a name out of take on switzerland all defending champions germany meet mexico right here in the capital of mexico held their final pre-game training sess

all zundel wants to do is leave and take the children back home after months of boredom living in cramped conditions. they have sufficient food and drink there are even cartoons for the children to watch there are no bombs no terrorism but the thirty three year old mother misses her old life in germany she grew up in munich went to university there and had a job. in two thousand and fifteen she decided to join the so-called islamic state in syria. she's not allowed to speak german to us the kurdish secret service wants to be able to monitor everything she's saying she has one urgent request what i want to said to my government this bring us. this just bring us back to germany. sandra says it was through muslim school friends that she converted to islam. but when she began wearing the full face veil she often encountered prejudice from other germans. and husband also started to feel uncomfortable in germany. then a friend of theirs advised them to join i.a.s. and sent them a propaganda video. video. and . nobody make the pressure on you because of this. and. we go from tokyo to. the the fi

it's a scene i can't do much stuck with me is the same it's boredom that i see in a bunch of damage. to me but the stuff as i know better and. much as i know the rest of course is right what's your name my name tell you how old are you i'm living right so you're cheering for colombia you're from poland. a family from colombia ok so. have a how long have you stayed in moscow so far. i think one or two days ok how do you find most go it's really funny to see there's a lot of plates here with the world cup it makes an amazing have you heard any rumors about like russian hooligans or russian hackers or while in america. russian spies how many people are spying on you right now on oh probably a living thousand people are watching the ok so any or any one of them could be spies yeah all right so you're you're suspect if you're not letting your guard down on not. saturday so some of the football is a heavy lift is a hitting the pitch strong stag it's a victory against australia after a controversial penalty decision iceland sounds were delighted as their team how dogged and tina to a draw a

of those used by about put your microphone from the shadows on the front of my goats and so on the boredom back would pull you up on my back all. the poland's and other countries to worry about how exhausting. so a lot well i do. our trip is over and top i once to know if i made up my mind to love japan i like the people here in this jewelry especially the food but everything except maybe the food. i find both jewish these cool blue and white as long as both my countries are in. each other i'm five both of them boring too bad for you and for the sitemap. new grandchildren first step on vocation and he's a loving grandfather he fishes for she feeds them. and even takes care of their mother. able to fly and she's lived with luggage for twenty four years can store stories. i visit routine of christmas most unusual families. your romantic song thirty minutes w. . as long as. my measures do not go to day nothing would change you know the banks pain you know you're lying and so was the language you're a banker. for speaking the truth global news that matters w . made for mines. what keeps us in

around and maybe explain some of that because -- >> no, you know, the old saying, long periods of boredom punctuated by moments of in your throat, you know, hysteria. those long periods where you are hurrying up and waiting to get on a helicopter to take you someplace and journalists are always the lowest priority for moving personnel around in a zone. >> welcome welcome without. >> weight, that is true. one of my colleagues and you probably know this is once got bumped off a flight because one of the blisters and the stop on the base needed to get somewhere else. they moved the barista before the journalist. so, come on. i know that but, you know, in the downtime it's been, you get to know people. i got to know these two characters over here. another journalist stuck in the same place and you make fast friends. you eat free food, you know, usually at the larger bases and utilities we would make these jokes about how war is hell because at the dining facility at the base for these two guys were they basted and they didn't have pralines and cream ice cream but they would run out and my gra

gradually that built up cages proper cages and introduced you know for chimps and many other animals to boredom is one of the awful things you see and in bad zoos they have nothing to do think of their lives in the wild and then think of being confined in a small space so one of the things that she did was give them paper and paint brushes some of them paint and not not a picture but they'd make found shapes or circular shapes and began selling them which raised money so that was the beginning of it and from that it led to some of the chimps being relocated on to an island i don't know its name but somewhere near the su and. then we wanted to create a proper sanctuary for the chimps so the island was created for orphan chips whose mothers were either killed for bush meat or they were poached so that the infants could be sent off and sold as pets or entertainment in foreign countries so they'd get confiscated so it was a mixture of mother ship for different reasons conservation programs in you know africa even though we're half a century after. european colonialism continue to be dominated by wh

when out of boredom you could read this you can easily see keep that northern ireland border by keeping britain in the european union single market and in the european union's customs union to do so requires a relationship with brussels which is too close for her own conservative party to accept so ultimately britain is not negotiating with the british government is negotiating with itself to work out what its own position is a new soon or is it going to work out what its own position is probably is going to present that to brussels and brussels goes sorry but that's not an option which we can accept and so it's all very well of the politicians talk about we want to make fast progress but the central contradictions of the whole brics it predicament a still not resolved and they were not there there was no resolution and saw it another spectacularly unusual situation in a world which is full of unusual situations don't work thank you for joining you dr you. are just over a month zimbabwe faces historic presidential election and the votes on the thirtieth of july will be the first in the

most of time like you just spend hours looking at nothing now what's the messed up sleep cycles and boredom how sharp are the operators when the time actually comes to make a crucial decision. well this is kind of where the people that i used to work with are pissed off at me because they expose the mental difficulties that we were having you know we flew in my squadron eleven and a half hour days because we couldn't fly longer than the required crew rest according to air force regulations and in a sense many of us broke crew rest because we had to do office work or even some of us couldn't sleep i was one of those people that couldn't sleep so i really stopped sleeping and i did this thing called the easy man sleep schedule where you sleep every twenty minutes for four every four hours for twenty minutes and really screwed me up physically i was tired all the time i was exhausted we had people drinking and we had this one guy who got into a car accident and rolled his vehicle after drinking and he used the excuse that he was just tired from work and he got away with it it's just a mess lik

we had the world cup wags in 2006, players battling boredom, and the goal that wasn't in south africadisaster with a first—round knockout in brazil... and luis suarez has thumped it in! but this squad is starting as a means to go on. that means the cliques and club rivalries of past teams are gone. we all get on really well. we're trying to build something here, a real togetherness, and we can feel it. we know what we're going to have to fight through. you're going to get into situations when you are in a tournament like this, where you need your friend or your brother to pull you through it. that's what we're trying to build here, wherever you look you have someone that you trust. so, this is how england 2018 looks. a squad full of friendships and belief, but with no delusions of grandeur. it mightjust catch on! natalie pirks, bbc news, st george's park. time for a look at the weather... here's ben rich. some of us took longer to brighten up some of us took longer to brighten up than others today. what a cracking day it was for this weather watcher in the scottish highlands. it was a

marching entrenching, with your ocalan campaign men now had to adjust to petersburg's long stretches of boredom, quiet, and activity. quietness is making this careless, haley wrote in late august. satnow the works and we there for hours reading and playing cards come anything to kill time. if isn't quiet here, i don't know the meaning of a word. the quiet to be terribly unnerving. inviting the imagination to work overtime, keeping soldiers constantly on edge, wondering when and where the next attack might come. wayfully quiet down this became something of a refrain. innocent noises, the unexpected snap of a twig, the crunching of autumn leaves, the frenzied scamper of a squirrel of these things were sometimes enough to send a man in these trenches into a state of alarm. or alert. but don't get me wrong, plenty of battles punctuated these unnerving stretches of petersburg as my friend likes to point out. petersburg was hardly an inert campaign. grant launched several major in the summer and fall of 1864 against the confederate works as he extended his lines ever west, with every step and shovelf

do you think this is a function of boredom?ecause there's not a lot to do and it is just going to keep continuing? >> i think they are separate issues. hedge fund managers are going to make money anyway they can. if they figure a creative way to do it, they are paid to do that. the problem was what these firms have been doing was allowed. none of them have been overturned. a lawsuit was settled but there was a number of letters written to the determination committee and the determined there was a trigger even though the company didn't actually default. , and there is more clarity set up to do what it is supposed to come ensure against the default people are going to stop trading it. if people can make money doing it are going to continue to do it. volumes will continue to decline until there is rules put in place. it is what it is. the market will continue to decline at the rules are not that up in more transparent fashion. some people know what they are getting when they buy and sell these securities. vonnie: talk about the op

you could say there is a risk of boredom, which we have heard about past tournaments, but there willeir own shots. a swimming pool has been upgraded. they played behind closed doors friendly against themselves that their base at st george‘s park yesterday and boarded the flight at around lunchtime today. tomorrow they will train in front of the media, local dignitaries and schoolchildren. really focused ahead of the tunisia game on monday. spirits high among the england camp, not a great deal expected of them going into this tournament but perhaps gareth southgate and his young players could cause a surprise. thanks, david ornstein in repino. time for a look at the weather. here‘s matt taylor. some sunshine to start the world cup on thursday, some at the moment and a bit more cloud than over the

now, gareth southgate dismissed the notion of boredom as a nonsense but, with the buzz of st petersburgt given books. whatever you want is provided on a plate for you. you are here to play football for a month of your life, that's not too much to ask. what is a big ask is for england to win. it's been 52 years after all but at least fans can now see the green shoots of progress. natalie pirks, bbc news, repino. time for a look at the weather. here's matt taylor. should be dry for the start of the world cup on thursday. a lot of dry weather here, mostly in western scotland, where stornoway has gone 22 days without rain. but this jet strea m 22 days without rain. but this jet stream is developing and it is a nasty low pressure system. but for the time being it is quiet. some showers are melting away and with clear skies tonight after what has been a fresher day, a cooler start tomorrow. temperatures away from the towns and cities and in one or two of the cities in single figures. although it is a fresh start, it will be a dry morning commute. the cloud will bubble up in the south. scotla

of the next game is in sanaa so they overdo travel two days before the game is being played so the boredom is kind of broken up in terms of where you are where you go and. you can't sort of new inspiration new hotel all the things. i mean twenty years ago i played the world cup was a night i will count in a hotel in ma say and we left on the which train now we left on the afternoon of the day before all the way the game change in the evening so went straight from the airport to the training ground to the hotel and played the next day and was back home. so if your training camp is nice here then you have all the time in the same place for us all but the players are very different players players needs to from any side stay that night because they're all together twenty three of them for a month frankly if it's going well you must get on each other's nerves now and again you must meet it's nice to have a parts which is a little mean even even in the best spots where the team spirit leads and traffic and i can safely say that it is like that in the danish what you see croup ings of cautious a

it's -- the old saying, it's -- long period's boredom burning waited by moments of in throat hit stair ya. so there's those long periods where you're hurrying up and waiting for a helicopter to take you someplace, and journalist are the lowest priority for moving personnel around in a war zone. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. >> come on that true. one colleague got bumped off the flight because the barista in the coffee shop on the base needed to get some where so they moved the barista before the moved the journalist. so, come on. i know that. but in the downtime, your downtime is spent -- you get to know people. i got to know these two characters over here. other journalists stuck in the same place. you make fast friend z. eat free food, usually at the larger bases, we would always make these jokes about how war is hell because at the dining facility, at the base where these two guys were, they didn't have praline and cream ice cream. they would run out. and my grandfather fought in the south pacific and they were iting grubs grubs and chewing on thunder belts and i'm like, oh, shit no cookies

most of time like you just spend hours looking at nothing now what's the messed up sleep cycles and boredom how sharp are the operators when the time actually comes to make a crucial decision. well this is kind of where the people that i used to work with are pissed off at me because they expose the mental difficulties that we were having you know we flew in my squadron eleven and a half hour days because we couldn't fly longer than the required crew rest according to air force regulations and in a sense many of us broke crew rest because we had to do office work or even some of us couldn't sleep i was one of those people that couldn't sleep so i really stopped sleeping and i did this thing called the easy man sleep schedule where you sleep every twenty minutes for four every four hours for twenty minutes and really screwed me up physically i was tired all the time i was exhausted we had people drinking and we had this one guy who got into a car accident and rolled his vehicle after drinking and he used the excuse that he was just tired from work and he got away with it it's just a mess lik

marching entrenching, with your ocalan campaign men now had to adjust to petersburg's long stretches of boredom, quiet, and activity. quietness is making this careless, haley wrote in late august. satnow the works and we there for hours reading and playing cards come anything to kill time. if isn't quiet here, i don't know the meaning of a word. the quiet to be terribly unnerving. inviting the imagination to work overtime, keeping soldiers constantly on edge, wondering when and where the next attack might come. wayfully quiet down this became something of a refrain.

politics one the deputy prime minister of italy matteo salvini who's many of his policies seem to boredom more on fascism the real thing else nowadays the italians then said that they were satisfied and so salvini can say look italy is now being listened to the other person it was able to pay zing was. junior coalition partner the horses. who would threaten to bring merkel down over this and the indications are we think that the c.s.u. is relatively happy with this and so it seems probably that it will have rescued angle or merkel's political career too and so in that sense the elements of migration to some is now finished have a brief conversation about breakfast this morning and some talk about the euro zone reform and then go home and breathe a sigh of relief the save the block for the time being go or none of it is done is answer the question that angela merkel raised in the sound bite you heard about what sort of union does this want to be does it wants a liberal legal humanitarian policy or doesn't is in the evidence of this summit seems to be precisely retreating from that position

here she was young, successful, attractive and, yet, wasn't exactly boredom eating at michelle. she started a new career as a psychologist offering counseling new couples. >> she was relatively new with her life. i think that was her first real job. >> michelle would have laughed at the idea that pretty soon now evens would propel her to such notoriety that newspaper reporters like melissa stoddard diaz would be poking around in her past. >> michelle, from everyone i've spoken to, wanted to be somebody and really worked hard to get to we ultimately got her degree and became a professional. >> then michelle even at an early age always seemed confident about getting what she wanted. she was just 16 when she started dating marty. marty was a couple of years older, worldly, bright, friendly, had big plans. he wanted to be an astronaut. he went to the air force academy. ♪ she was 20 when she married him at the academy's famous chapel outside colorado springs. >> marty, you may kiss your bride. >> this was back in 1991 when marty was all she ever wanted. long before she talked to that

. >> they don't even have boredom, today's nerds, do they? of the '70s and so i grew up on "star wars" and "star trek," and those things i eventually got to be in, which is strange. it makes me a pain on set. >> stephen: does it? >> yeah, i'm like, "no, no, no, no." ( laughter ) i think you'll find the warp drive, it's a bubble of subspace which the 'enterprise'"-- >> stephen: is dragged along with it. >> it doesn't go fast. it's space time being warped. ( laughter ) so, yes, i'm a pain on set. >> stephen: have you-- have you- - have you made suggestions to, like-- things that weren't in a script. >> yes. >> stephen: you said, "could we do this?" because i've been nearly kicked off the set. >> really. >> stephen: i was-- i got to be a spy in lake town in "the hobbit," i'm a huge tolkien fan, and they said "that's enough. we understand it's called eskarof, but we're calling it long lake. you can go." >> yes. ( laughter ) >> stephen: have you annoyed people enough to get an idea in the show? >> yeah, when we did "the force awakens" i played thi

if you are in one of these it feels like it alternates between boredom and decline.is kind of frustrating, but there you have it with commodities. julia: and exactly the dominating factor. take your pick. ratcheting up of trade tensions. everything that joe mentioned. falling to the lowest level in almost a year. whether you're looking at the chinese u.s. relations or the prospects for a nafta negotiation. some weaker economic data there as well. aussie another under pressure. we saw a bit of paring back of the selling pressure that we saw in the euro following the ecb yesterday. some 4/10 of 1%. the big story once again in emerging markets is that argentina and the fact that we continue to see weakness in the argentinian cross. it has weakened by 50 part its value.54% of a new head of the central bank. up question is, can he sure the confidence. not bringing the sum stability yet to this market. just a quick check. as you can see on the downside here, the argentinian down by some 12%. on the top side, the malaysian gain .09%. scarlet: that is unchanged. julia: and t

now previous england tournaments have seen players tell stories of boredom.you, you don't have to pack your socks or your pa nts. have to pack your socks or your pants. forfour have to pack your socks or your pants. for four weeks of your life you cannot afford to get bored. you get given games and books, what ever you want is provided on a plate. you are here to play football, for a month of your life, that is not too it's on the coast of the gulf of finland and inhabited by around 2,500 people and although there will be a lot of travel involved, the town is temperate and a little rainy. similar conditions to the united kingdom, so it may well suit gareth southgate's team. sports news correspondent david is there for us. much to ask. there is plenty going on inside the hotel, some leisure facilities. england have invested in a swimming pool here to bring it up to scratch. gym facilities and they are bringing their own chefs over. i don't think we will see any kind of fa nfa re don't think we will see any kind of fanfare around the hotel. no one is here apart

the same, you know, pretty well day after day, boredom and monotony.now, some kind of a schedule is what keeps you focussed and motivated to keep going on, so that's what you do. >> welcome to isp, meditation segment. >> darren bailey, an inmate with a violent past, is hoping to find focus and motivation through meditation. >> now, this is a meditation called releasing of the mind. >> bailey was recently transferred from the prison's intensive detention unit to the residential treatment unit because the psychological staff believe he is an inmate determined to change his disruptive behavior. >> we all need to meditate, just clear our mind, clear our thoughts, clear our systems. push all that poison out of you, inhale fresh breath. >> once feared by staff and inmates alike, bailey has shown signs that his hair-trigger temper is subsiding. >> he had a significant challenge. someone called him the "b" word, which in prison is just really one step short of getting ready to fight. and somehow he managed to not get provoked and calm himself down and work tha

them, so in -- that's what the book is about, and they're just like -- [ light laughter ] out of boredomge. so -- >> seth: okay.er [ laug so they steal a car from a museum? >> fred: yes. owey're like -- because the guy wh the oil change place is like, you guys, enough. please stop. you're wasting oil.ou and so they t they could fool them by going to the museum, like this old-timey car mused so they get this car, this old one, and they e ink they're going to pull over on them. they're like, all right, this is great. one oil change, please, and this is like the crux of the book. >> seth: ts is near the end? >> this is near the end. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] so everying you've said up to this point is like this many pages? [ laughter ] >> fred: right. right to there. >> seth: okay.he >> fred: andthe owner is like -- "great, i'll do that. i'll be right be right back." goes out. ghts the whole place on fire. right? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: wow. >> fred: yeah. >> seth: now, according to the publisher, the plot is that in 1906 a ground breaking rolls-royce prototype known