who monitors bros? there is no positive monitoring of bros. fact that there is that public record of the red flag against these debtors and we would, of course, follow up any information about debtors breaching the terms of their bro directly. nobody is monitoring them? not proactively, no. not actively? yeah. do you see the kind of weaknesses that i'm highlighting here? it's like tagging somebody with an electronic tag for bad behaviour but actually it's not linked to anything, so what's the point? well, i would disagree. the record is there, it is publicly available, it's easily searchable and when the particular debtor tries to apply for credit that flag will clearly show. i ask him about malcolm scott and our evidence of him appearing to breach his bro. leaving aside the particular case, if people are breaching their bros, yes, that is serious. i'll take away the evidence that you're prepared to provide us and we'll have a look at, look at the case and i can't say anything further than that. there is no suggestion of any wrongdoing on the

he's hoping for a little bro. >> dustin, what would you like it to be? >> boy, please. >> he asked nicely. you have better chance of getting what you want. >> whatever it is, you're going to love it, okay? >> els >> he's not so sure. >> you said that before twice. >> all right, you know that inside will be filling either pink or blue. >> i think the little one is just happy to have a cupcake. she's like whatever you are doing is grownup business. >> keep making babies because this is the best. >> break it open in the middle. >> it looks like the universe didn't hear him. >> and then the evil laugh coming from the little sister. >> it's okay. >> meanwhile the baby is like uh-huh, the cupcakes are great. >>> now these girls in minnesota are on their way to drop off their parents at the airport. >> you don't have to say good-bye because you're coming with us. >> we're going to disney. >> we're going to disney. >> we are? >> yes. >> we are? >> yes. >> and it's going to be awesome. >> we're going? >> yes. >> she's not buying it. she's like you're not getting

so they're mad at me right now. >> fight anybody, anybody want to, bro. whatever, bro.. >> corey long's future has become increasingly clouded as well. he is charged with four counts of assault with a firearm for allegedly shooting at a car containing another santa rita inmate, byron robinson, robinson's girlfriend, and one of her children. long says he can prove he was out of town at the time but acknowledges past troubles with robinson. >> well, we used to be cool. like my dad, my whole dad's side of the family is from the 70s and they from the 70s, too. so like we all grew up around each other. and like we all know each other. our whole family know their whole family. it all escalated over a fight. something that could have been avoided. when we went over there, though, we was going to talk it out, but somebody pulled a gun on all of us. so when they did that, that just sparked everything right there. >> long thought that if robinson's girlfriend did not testify against him, he would have to be released, but it didn't work out that way. >> obviously i'm still here. s

>> come on, bro. let's go.o. >> out of the pocket. >> oh my gosh. >> find him doing it in the gym. >> silly salmon. >> where? >> come on. >> you know, when we were kids mama used to say if your friends jump off the bridge, would you? all you have to do now put a hashtag in it and say yes. >> speaking of jumping off a bridge, luke is walking across this rather large bridge. >> [ bleep ] get it done. >> [ bleep ] get it done. >> no. check and see if there's a boat coming from the other direction. >> that is a pretty wise thing to say, gayle. not a lot of wisdom on display in this video. i'm going to assume they didn't. the sound got confused toward the end. >> it was his agony of realizing i think i just made a mistake. at that point you can't change your mind. >> technically we made a mistake. 20 minutes later the brisbane police show up. >> i knew it. >> fellas getting a talking to by the police, and this other video from the vlog they had the footage taken away and it will be released in their court case in fe

suddenly there's a stunned silence and everyone's like you're all right, bro? >> those cans are aerosol cans. they have propellant inside. that is flammable. and they just shot it right over the sparkling candle. >> but what exacerbates the situation is listen, there's a pop, and that's when it gets really serious. so what i'm thinking is whatever was inside that balloon was flammable as well. once it popped it all ignited and ended up sending him to the hospital. you can see him here getting treated for what happened. clearly people were talking about him because his ears are burning. >> stupid. he is so stinking lucky that his ear was the only thing burned. >> honestly by the looks of it it's going to be more like some sunburn, serious sunburn as opposed to serious burns, and honestly he's lucky to have as much of his beard and eyebrows left as he does. >> happy birthday? many happy returns? >> this is the wedding reception for the wedding of martin kilminister and her man christopher. as you can see she is in a wheelchair, but that's not going to stop christ

then what are you doing, bro? >> what are you doing? >> why not just go? tell your mama? she's like go to the bathroom. >> speaking of going to the bathroom. >> yes, the circle isn't a suggestion. >> that's the one i've never understood. because i'm like okay, if you can't land it properly standing, sit the heck down. >> this we've all done before. >> that's a co-ed one. >> yes. >> oh yeah. >> as nasty and smelly and ridiculous there is a silver lining. >> mommy, you're so pretty, i love you. oh, will you marry me? >> of course i will, honey. >> because they're little boys. they do love them very, very much. >>> if you like the sound of just crunching, get ready. because it's haru the shibuino who is going to crunch to your delight, and her delight, too. >> if, however, you have a phobia against the sound of crunching this will be the worst video of your life. >> not a phobia, but if that gets on your nerves -- this could get on somebody's nerves looking at a cute dog chewing popcorn? >> that annoys the heck out of me. >> that is cute. the sound, though. s

thankfully, his buddy is okay. >> disappeared, bro. disappeared. oh. oh. >> could you go bye-bye. >> whoa. >> scary stuff. >> that's why you always go with a buddy, especially in the back country. >>> a bear, a tree, and a warning, next. >>> a new trend in kitchens. root to stem promises to help the planet and your wallet. >> a story you don't want to miss tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> we're already at a disadvantage in that we're law enforcement. how many people want to necessarily follow law enforcement? >> facebook's about face on certain policies and why local police departments don't like it at all. also investors don't like what's happening at apple. its market value drops $46 billion in a week. and it's hat's off to 7 on your side after a delivery mixup nearly ruined a church convention. it's coming up at 6:00. >> thank you, we'll see you then. >>> a reminder that wild animals, no matter how cute they look can create havoc. >> a bear encounter was captured yesterday. in an instant, the bear watching turns into bear terror. >> go! go! >> wh

sessions, you have enough problems, bro. no one likes you. you are almost close to getting a man session at this point. the only reason why he did this and the one-page memo because obama, if i take something obama did, trump will love me again. no, it will not work. leave the stuff alone. focus on what you're supposed to be doing. just like i feel insurance, everything should be state-by-state. you make a decision where you live in a people want to smoke in california, great, if they don't want to smoke in louisiana, great, their choice, their state. but the people vote. stay out of it. [applause] but louisiana it would be cool if you could both the stuff in. patient. greg: tom, i'm for legalization even though there will be consequences because i think that life is about consequences and you can't prevent them but you have to see what happens. my theory is because bruce got there first we have been trained to believe can only handle one vice and no, we can do alcohol and martinis are fine after work but if you smoke pot you go to jail and t

. >> no, i'm good, bro. >> something up?o killed my brother. >> (bleep). for real? what the (bleep) we gonna do then? >> i don't know what to do. >> you got a piece? >> no, man, i ain't trying to kill nobody. >> trevor: please welcome jason mitchell. ( cheers and applause ) >> whoo! this is a good looking crowd! >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> thank you, thank you, thank you for having me. this is a good looking crowd. >> trevor: so good to have you. you looking sharp. never seen you in a suit. you're all dapper. >> no, i watch your show all the time. i'm, like, i gotta show up. >> trevor: i appreciate that. welcome to the show. so many people know you straight out of compton as eazy e. so many know you from the screen. you play a character eazy e who had a gangster life but is a human being, struggled with aids. that's a sensitive character you played. was that the moment that everything changed for you straight out of compton. for a while i thought i was crazy, like, should i get a real job? is this headed down the wron

. >> stephen, i ran into 22-year-olds and they're like, "we're going to vegas, bro."tephen: that's a gateway cloth you're wearing. >> and it comes with a pocket to rest my 45-year-old hands in there. >> stephen: maybe a little pipe. >> a pipe is next. i'm telling you, bro, this isa nice cardigan. >> stephen: i immediately petted it. >> you did pet it, yes. >> stephen: i just had anderson cooper out here. did you watch the interview? >> i saw the interview. >> stephen: do you have family in iran? >> i have cousins in iran, distant cousins and i have been watching what is going on as well and it's crazy. i want to preface this with i'm not an expert on iran. >> stephen: you were born there, right jiefs born in iran but i'm not an expert. i last time i was here we talked about iranian new year, and a lot of iranians attacked me. "you got it wrong, man!" i said i'm not a historian. i'm just a comedian. first of all, i want to say i support protesters. it's crazy what's going on. ( applause ) there you go. okay. you wait. you wait. on twitter, "you misrepresented the prote

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studied at silicon valley and the valley is not the best area for women to be working out to be honest bro culture in silicon valley companies is still very strong he's promoting grained in the d.n.a. of many of those companies and it's not exactly friendly or no and open working from new york now that has a much more interesting and open tech sector and while there aren't that many women in tech block change is attracting quite a few women i've heard that yes i think it has to do with the same idea that tech is centered in the valley and the valley is not very open and friendly to women but because bluffton is decentralized and you didn't grow up in silicon valley the block to me is all around the world and many of the like ten efforts are not in the united states so it makes it more much more accessible and interesting for women to get involved in human sunni thank you very much for talking to us a tech pioneer using block change technology. to drive democracy what's also interesting is that bird lynn is turning into the crypto currency capital many startups setting up there and i'll be

. >> she gets all the points, bro. are you married?at's right, j.t., a lot of wisdom in that. let's talk about the couple of s.a.g. awards. lots of love going on there, and a night for sweet reflection as the stars share how they first met. >> we were in the same dorm freshman year, sneaking into a theater and watching you audition for "come and gone." and i was mesmerized. you were 18 years old, and the things that this man could do at 18, he got on the stage and like was joe turner. he was 18. >> their parallel lives play like a "this is us" plot line. >> our parents went to rival high schools, we were born in the same hospital. so it's just crazy. we were just homeys before anything else. and then it grew. >> the theater is the decor of our relationship. >> theater also brought together william and felicity. >> we share each other's script. we critique each other. it's not a good idea for most people. >> it depends on the marriage. >> it could be world war iii, but for us. felicity huffman, i love you so much. >> the stage here is w

spencer, went into reverse, and there have been profit warnings at debenhams, mothercare and moss brose challenging here on the high street. take house of fraser, a business under pressure. it saw another fall in sales today. and you don't have to go far to see how the gap between the weaker and the stronger players is widening. here atjohn lewis, it's had no problem pulling customers in. it's one of the winners today. there's a sort of slight air of caution about people's attitudes, for all sorts of perfectly understandable reasons, but there is demand there. you just have to go and find it, and you have to create the conditions where people want things, and of course that comes down to having fabulous product. and it actually means you have to be outstanding at online and shops. this small but fast—growing online retailer is doing very nicely without shops. and is expecting to grow sales by 90% this year, but some are predicting problems for the high street ahead. this is going to be the year of retail distress. we've already seen bits of distress percolating through even before chri

they breakpoint opportunity, as a spit, the georgian hasjust broken as a spit, the georgian hasjust bro ke n kyle as a spit, the georgian hasjust broken kyle edmund in the first game of set free. could be a long way to go in this one. you mentioned nadal under the lights. great stuff. gigi salmon, our tennis reporter in melbourne. all the details on the website of who will be in action. a p—plater will be nick kyrgios. he'll face the number 15 seed, and former runner—up, jo—wilfried tsonga, and it seems the australian has always been a big fan of the frenchman. it was just the way he played his game. i liked his aggressive style dennis, a big serve, a big forehand. entertaining tennis. when i was 12i went to his practice sessions, i think i was 12. i went to all his practice sessions and a new ball, he cited everyday. i do if he remembers, they went every day. —— signed it every day. rafael nadal plays under the likely. it is his first attempt in nine years. i learnt a lot from that. he was a tough opponent. you knows how to play tennis very well. he plays with the right tactic always.

at 19, prince signed with warner bros and in short order, proved prolific. writing, composing, performing and producing most of his own work, he released four albums in four years. his fifth release in 1982 would be his breakthrough. with his title track, he invited the world to party like it's 1999. the album, went multi-platinum. his sixth album two years later took his fame to rarified heights. purple rain went straight to number one on the billboard charts where it stayed for 24 weeks. "prince is my favorite!" "we want prince! we want prince!" prince seemed to break down barriers of both race and gender. "i think he changed the way that people style themselves. now it's called gender fluid but to be whoever you are. i think he really encouraged that." and he redefined what it meant to be a sex symbol. "he's adorable!" never one to shy away from provactive lyrics, prince inspired the parental advisory label on c-ds after an outraged tipper gore heard his song "darling nikki," and founded the parents music resource center. but for all of his freedom of exp

guilty of contempt of court relating to his role in the two thousand and fourteen pro-democracy on bro movement street demonstrations it is the second time he has been imprisoned over the rallies ahead of the hearing made a brief but defiant statement. then i'll go again but they come on oh i really hope until it is different we need to face a prison sentence and we're still going you know the fight for democracy and i found her right here. how to deal with north korea's weapons programs that was the question of the day as the foreign ministers of twenty nations met in canada despite signs that pyongyang and seoul found common ground the diplomats warned the international community against easing up pressure and called for new sanctions china and russia lambasted the meeting but for the ministers gathering in canada chunks nuclear program still poses a clear and present danger. allies standing shoulder to shoulder against what they call a growing threat from p.r. nyang the foreign ministers of the twenty powers that supported south korea and the u.s. during the korean war continued the

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the greatest show on earth, ringling bros. barnum & bailey circus lowered curtains for the last time this year. now as the curtain rises on a new year, many hope it brings with it a new sense of optimism and unity. jay gray nbc news. >> i took my kids to final ringling bros. performance that was here. >> now, no more. >> no more. >> pretty cool. >> i think locally as far as last year, even losing our jim vance was a tough one for many of us. >> absolutely. >> you think positive going into -- next at 6:00, another vacation tragedy. ten americans killed when a plane crashes in costa rica and we're learning new details about the family of five among the dead. >> finale. disappointing loss and end to the redskins season. what exactly happened new year, new you. a look at the popular new workout getting thousands moving and dropping the weight. we're back in less than two minutes. your daughter wants to stay organic. your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. you want to stay free