but burton's latest work isn't coming to a theater near it's on display in las vegas.. >> you know, i kind of almost grew up here. i've been coming to vegas since i was born. >> reporter: southern california native and hollywood heavyweight tim burton has a love affair with the desert city of light. not new vegas, but the old one. >> i love the neon, the old signs and the beauty of them and the sort of artistry are important to me in part of my artistic development. >> reporter: and so the brains behind such films as batman. >> beetle juice. >> it's showtime. >> reporter: and "the nightmare before christmas" -- ♪ oh somewhere >> reporter: threw his artistic expression into the one place he says still represents it, the boneyard of the city's abandoned landscape. >> what you do on the inside, great, great, great. >> reporter: in october at the only museum in the nation dedicated to neon, burton debuted his own artwork, an assortment of animatronic signs and drawings of all sizes are mixed in with the permanent collection. if any of this looks familiar -- >> you want my

chiplyn burton is part of the windrush generation she came here from jamaica in the 1960s.sort out her immigration status. she finally returned to the uk last month after the home office admitted it made a mistake. she's been speaking to our community affairs correspondent adina campbell. for the first time in more than four decades, chiplyn burton can now rest a little easier. she arrived in lancashire from jamaica in 1965, aged seven, on her parents‘ passports, one of many caribbean families who came to the uk, known as the windrush generation, and given indefinite leave to remain. but chiplyn's first problems started in the 1970s when she returned to jamaica with her family but she was later refused entry back into the uk. i was stopped injamaica from 1976 to the year 2001, and i had to struggle. there were times where i felt like killing myself. when chiplyn eventually came back to the uk, she ended up staying and working in care services without legal documents until 2015. she then received the news she was dreading. "oh, chiplyn, i'm so sorry to tell you but they've d

for the first time in more than four decades, chiplyn burton can now rest a little easier.f many caribbean families who came to the uk, known as the windrush generation, and given indefinite leave to remain. but chiplyn's first problems started in the 19705 when she returned to jamaica with her family but she was later refused entry back into the uk. i was stopped injamaica from 1976 to the year 2001, and i had to struggle. there were times where i felt like killing myself. when chiplyn eventually came back to the uk, she ended up staying and working in care services without legal documents until 2015. she then received the news she was dreading. "oh, chiplyn, i'm so sorry to tell you but they've decided they're not going to give you your stay." so i said, "so what does that mean now?" "oh, i'm so sorry but we have to lock you up." i said, "lock me up? so, am i a criminal?" chiplyn was detained at yarl‘s wood immigration removal centre in bedfordshire for three months. and did you have an opportunity to say goodbye to your family? no. not even a phone call? no, nothing at a

for the first time in more than four decades, chiplyn burton can now rest a little easier.ation, and given indefinite leave to remain. but chiplyn's first problems started in the 1970s when she returned to jamaica with her family but she was later refused entry back into the uk. i was stopped injamaica from 1976 to the year 2001, and i had to struggle. there were times where i felt like killing myself. when chiplyn eventually came back to the uk, she ended up staying and working in care services without legal documents until 2015. she then received the news she was dreading. "oh, chiplyn, i'm so sorry to tell you but they've decided they're not going to give you your stay." so i said, "so what does that mean now?" "oh, i'm so sorry but we have to lock you up." i said, "lock me up? so, am i a criminal?" chiplyn was detained at yarl‘s wood immigration removal centre in bedfordshire for three months. and did you have an opportunity to say goodbye to your family? no. not even a phone call? no, nothing at all. she was then deported back to jamaica. it was only when the scale of

and burton is the largest manufacturer of snowboards today, but they've really expanded their business -- that's essentially apparel. but they had to build credibility inside of that community by creating a good snowboard first. i think what mike is trying to do is mimic that model. how did you come up with the idea? mike: well, i had worked for another ski company, rossignol skis. lemonis: okay. mike: vice president of sales and marketing. but i had this other idea that, you know, the consumer would be a lot more excited to have more accessibility to the company so that they buy from it. lemonis: so when you say accessibility, do you mean... mike: buy direct. lemonis: online? mike: yep. lemonis: and how much total revenue do you do? mike: this year we were right about $900,000 in sales. lemonis: and then on that $900,000, how positive is your cash flow? mike: it's not yet. lemonis: my first impression of mike was that he was a little flippant about the amount of money that had been invested. it was almost like it was comfortable for him. it was like, "yeah, that guy has invested $6 mi

. >> comedy in the '80s, my favorite niche subject is tim burton. >> i was never scared by any horrores. >> i love tim burton because he's the best thing you can be as a director. he's completely unique. you start noticing the black and white stripes on things and just the vibe, and you feel like really got something here with this guy. >> we did "beetlejuice" and his basic idea was the living people would be scary and the dead people would be the ba nall. >> i was lucky early on in my career to work with people that had come from comedy that were good at improving. michael, that's the background. a whole different energy when people are there and there may be some written things but then it just goes off and you start riffing and getting into it. he was great at that. he's like a pressure cooker. >> you like it? >> "beetlejuice" is underrated. as well regarded as it is, it's still underrated because it shouldn't work. i don't know if it's a horror movie set in a comedy or a comedy that's a horror movie. i can't figure out the algorithm behind it, but it works. ♪ six foot, seven foot,

the bench the pressure fell on my shoulders and with paca calf seemingly on his way out roy says burton was only havea in don't mince visit to alex bullock. the fence of the hosts out spokes fans looked pleased just to have football back on the home team started on the front foot in the 21st minute floria needle this down the flank and spread for more than via gas but the offside flag came to do winds rescue a wake up call they looked to royce as usual but the captain's radio was malfunctioning when axel bit so gifted him this glorious chance it wasn't his typical clinical stuff house the burden was weighing heavier than normal. poland watched on the ready and waiting. and soon voiced his profligacy was punished a dreadful told in as a back pass released by guests who raced up the wing and crossed for the gay full needle is now. i don't mince defensive weapons with knowledge as are too lax you cash the check to slow the center backs miles from needle ational one to house. mounting schmidt's allowed himself a smile his team deserved their huff time lead surely it was just a matter. time

well founded in the next burton now go back to doing it oh . lord thank you all turkey says a ceasefire northwestern syria will begin on sunday syria's air force struck multiple targets in southern italy of an area within the deescalation zone the bombardments on friday came hours after russia announced that the cease fire had come into effect in the provinces the country's last remaining rebel strongholds firefighters in australia are facing strong winds and temperatures above 40 degrees celsius as they work to save lives and houses on friday more than a quarter of a 1000000 people were urged to leave their homes across the victoria new south wales states was just a washington reports from penrose residents in areas already affected by fire are fearful of what could still come off this season. in australia south east weary firefighters work swiftly to protect communities this push by season has already decimated more than 10000000 hectares of land in the southwest of new south wales this couple fia's their house could be next judith and klaus

hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories that we're covering this week iran the showdown with the u.s. and how the accidental downing of a passenger aircraft has changed the narrative there portugal and racism the country's news media and the discourse of denial. the global warming hysteria in australia the murdoch empire is taking some heat for its coverage of the wildfires there and the practical joke on a foreign correspondent felt for for a worthy cause we've been told that this is quite a dangerous there has been known to attack people hold a drop here consider what it must be like to be in charge of communications for the iranian government right now or what it's like to be iranian trying to sort fact from political fiction 2 weeks ago an american drone strike killed the country's most important military figure general custom soleimani that provided tehran with an opening a chance to rewrite the political narrative to steer iranians away from protesting over an oppressive government and the state of their economy to rally them to back the

but for the class at the for this burton, it's at least enough to keep you cheerful when it's pouringith rain on a cold january night. laura: the keyo happiness. before we go tonight, today'srt luther king jr. day here in the u.s. it's a federal holiday in remembrance of the lat civil rights leader. at the base of dr. king's monument in washington this morning, there was a wreath-laying ceremony followed by a moment of silence. later, in the d president trump paid his respects as he has in previous years. he was accompanied by vice president mike pence. in columbia, south carolina, seven democratic candidates for president put aside differences and marched arm in dr. king's legacy.reets t on part of their walk they sang, "we shall overcome" in unison. remember you can find much more on all the day's news on our absite, plus to see what we're working ot any time, do check us out on twitter. thanks for watching "world news america." narrator: funding for this presentation is made possible by... babbel, an online program designed by language specialists teaching spanish, french and more.

wanted to make a superior product backed by scientific research he teamed up with canning manufacturer burton hill to fulfill his vision. the result became what we know today is science diet sold in veterinarian offices all across the country. but in 2013 the wall street journal reported hills was starting to see its profits decline because consumers no longer identified with their ingredients. science diet has since refocused on rebranding their image as more natural creating new product lines and shying away from controversial in rendered ingredients the national renders association argues that they're providing a necessary role when it comes to the recycling of animal carcasses. if there wasn't anywhere to put the animal waste from the human food industry where would it go in the earth in the air. in the ocean. it all has to go somewhere. we have a huge quality control problem meaning the quality of the gradients coming into the industry anything from potentially fabulous u.s.d.a. inspected human grade all the way down to entirely rendered which is every piece of art you could ever imagine

hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post here are some of the stories we're covering this week the u.s. and iran after the assassination the media are playing their part in both countries just not the one they are intended to for anyone concerned about this conflict turning into world war 3 twitter has some handy ideas about how to dog a possible draft india bollywood is giving prime minister modi the cold shoulder as his government struggles to sell its new citizenship law and by how they're covered by brazil's mainstream news outlets the people in rio's favelas have taken to telling their own stories. a little more than a week ago most americans had never even heard the name qassam soleimani now iran's top military leader assassinated in a u.s. drone strike has been cast as the world's number one bad guy and that's not donald trump talking although it does sound like him those are the words of an american news network c n b c this story and some of the news coverage coming out of washington harkens back to 2003 the iraq war too much airtime given to the hawks prowling ne

the problems that browning painted themselves into a corner a little bit with the 7 through so much burton was trying to make it cheaper. to operate in terms of a common. pool with the earlier models of 737 specifically the astonishingly successful and g. 7 series as people in flight safety communities. and safety is expensive tronox of them my think this is a reality of the station of that particular mantra the the cost to blow it. out of the problems with the 737 months program i don't think and we're people have tried to calculate it but i think i think it's beyond graham's. lastly this hour we bring you a reminder of our breaking news story iran has admitted that its military unintentionally shot down ukraine's passenger plane on wednesday did human error foreign minister zarif as it happened at a time of crisis caused by u.s. adventurism and a military statement carried by state media also says the plane was mistaken for a hostile target ukraine's president has responded by calling for iran to take full responsibility for shooting down the plane more analysis on the downing of that pa

professor of gold politics at katter's university goal studies center in brussels in belgium guy burton and adjunct professor of international affairs at the sally s. college thank you very much indeed for joining us let's go to muscat 1st and sultan qaboos is seems to have been universally loved. and respected abroad. i absolutely he was adored by his people despite their hardship that to a country. meant true because of their water type situation in the region on the price of oil but never to this because of his care it case mattie personality and the. father of the nation he was extreme be. respected by the people. for a cause because if you look at the time that he took over as as such done there was nothing in the country there was on her to. say we learned because the school is. nothing more than that and now you can find that many universities to thousands of students and also in terms of infrastructure of the country to build a modern country this is why do people downstream respect him he created then you are mom right and they brought further afield 70 in the gulf region i mea

with the recent months burton was trying to make it cheaper. to operate in terms of our common. pool with the earlier models of 737 specifically the astoundingly successful and g. . series as people in flight safety community certainly sink and search is expensive try an accident i think this isn't the ultimate station of that particular mantra the cost to blow it. out of the problems with a sentence or something much program i don't think anyone people have tried to calculate it but i think i think it's beyond graham's. german chancellor arrives in moscow on saturday to meet with vladimir putin angela merkel's visit was originally planned over the ukraine conflict and the crisis in libya but now it's being overshadowed by the military escalation between america and iran as well as washington's efforts to stop russia's north stream to gas pipeline to germany to speak to all of his details. it's that difficult times that angular merkel arrives in moscow for what will be her 19th visit to russia as german chancellor certain to be up for discussion between herself and president vla

the problems that bring painted themselves into a corner a little bit with the 7 through so much burton was trying to make it cheaper for airlines to to operate in terms of a common. pool with the earlier models of 737 specifically the astonishingly successful in g. family of 7 series as people in flight safety community certainly since going in search is expensive tronox about my say this isn't the ultimate station of that particular mantra the recall sed to blow it. out of the problems with the 737 much program i don't think any were people have tried to calculate it but i think i think it's beyond uk. lastly we bring you a reminder of our breaking news iran has admitted that its military unintentionally shot down ukraine's passenger plane on wednesday to human error for mr chavez or if as it happened at the time of crisis caused by u.s. adventurism and a military statement carried by state media also says the plane was mistaken for a hostile target a jet went down near tehran on wednesday killing all 176 people on board more on that along with today's other headline news and about 30

president's pick for prime minister later on thursday but he will commentated miter ballot explain why mr burton is putting his faith in a man described as the tax man of the future. in his address to the parliament today he said that we preserve stability now we must grew all and for that you need someone like me who speaks good english is a technocrat he is a technocrat he is relatively young you know all have very technically savvy and at the same time he is a pear dirt and i think what is important he is not which is frowned he's not from st petersburg so there is a cliche. that he puts his friends everywhere it's simply not create you know he cares about his friends none of them was betrayed by him but. business is concerned you know abortion makes the rate appointments the effective appointments. ron's press t.v. u.k. channel has been blocked on you tube just hours after an initial ban was lifted the u.k. youtube account taken down for a 2nd time without explanation after a 1st appeal showed no violations committed so is it a violation of whitey's terms to be an anti war and see racism and

with the recent months burton was trying to make it cheaper. to operate in terms of a common. pool with the earlier models of certain threesomes separately the astoundingly successful and g. . series as people influence. and search is expensive try an accident i think this isn't the ultimate station of that particular. the mantra the only recall sed to blow it. all look the problems with the self interest of marx program i don't think and work people have tried to cover it we're going to think i think it's beyond uk graham's. ok precious thing with all its international forget is that it in medical press conference gets underway we're going live to it otherwise it's not before then i'll be back with more of the top stories in half of that. time after time corporations repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important to accelerate the transition to sustainable transport sustainability stay number man at a more equitable and sustainable world. they claim their production is completely harmless followed. us numbers and got it into something companies want us to feel good

and the special school in burton upon trent where mrs hancock was a pe teacher said it was saddened bys a well liked member of staff who made a real difference to them. rhys hancock, her husband, was remanded in custody and will appear at derby crown court on monday. meanwhile, another investigation is still under way, by the iop see. derbyshire police referred itself to them because they had had prior contact with mrs hancock before the awful news came out yesterday morning. as i say, rhys hancock back in court at the crown court in derby on monday. the fashion retailer next has reported better than expected sales in the three months to christmas. full price sales rose by 5.2 percent — that was 1.5 percent ahead of the company's own expectations. the firm says that colder weather in november might have helped its performance. the figures were boosted by online growth. however, sales on the high street were down. an employment tribunaljudge has ruled that ethical veganism is a philosophical belief and is therefore protected by law. the case was brought by a man who says he was unfairly

hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post here are some of the stories we're covering thisweek the u.s. and iran after the assassination the media are playing their part in both countries just not the one they are intended to for anyone concerned about this conflict turning into world war 3 twitter has some handy ideas about how to dog a possible draft india bollywood is giving prime minister modi the cold shoulder as his government struggles to sell its new citizenship law and fed up by how they're covered by brazil's mainstream news outlets the people in rio's for.

hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post here are some of the stories we're covering thisk the u.s. and iran after the assassination the media are playing their part in both countries just not the one they are intended to for anyone concerned about this conflict turning into world war 3 twitter has some handy ideas about how to dog a possible draft india bollywood is giving prime min to.

honourable friend agree that, to mark us leaving the european union, ourfantastic local breweries in burton—on—trentbeer? i think, mr speaker, from the reaction of the house, my honourable friend strikes an extremely positive note in one of her first contributions, and i again welcome her to the house. i know her constituency is famed for its beer. i'm sure many of members of the house would welcome them celebrating this occasion in such a way, just as i will myself with a fantastic brewery which sits in my own constituency. one labourmp urged against popping the champagne. could i urge the government to be careful about the tone that's adopted at the end ofjanuary? they'll appreciate there are many who do not see this as a moment for celebration. can i ask the secretary of state what measures are being put in place for the large numbers of non—uk eu nationals? there are many in cambridgeshire who will feel particularly vulnerable on that point? the honourable member for cambridge is right, and i would hope colleagues across the house would always see that i always try to take a tone that does refle

much burton was trying to make it cheaper. to operate in terms of a common. pool with the earlier models of 737 specifically the astoundingly successful in g. . series as people influence 30 communities go and search is expensive trial and accident might say this isn't the ultimate station of that particular mantra the recall asked to blow it. out of the problems with the 7 through so much program i don't think and we're people have tried to cover i think it's beyond dark. when we return to our breaking news iran has just a bit it did its military unintentionally shot down a ukrainian plane on wednesday and that's from an official statement carried by iranian state media it said a missile was fired due to human error hitting ukrainian airlines flight 752 the boeing 737 went down there tehran on wednesday morning killing all 176 people on board later that day the u.s. the u.k. and canada was cited their intelligence services are saying the plane was brought down by an iranian surface to air missile iran initially denied those claims calling them scientifically

hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories that we're covering this week iran the showdown with the u.s. and how the accidental downing of a passenger aircraft has changed the narrative there portugal and racist the country's news media and their discourse of denial. the global warming use the area in australia the murdoch empire is taking some heat for its coverage of the wildfires there and the practical joke on a foreign correspondent fell for for a worthy cause we've been told that this is quite dangerous.

passengers and crew on board have been killed their line says the plane was service just 2 days ago or burton manley has more of. a ukraine international airline 737 bound for kiev reduced to smoke and wreckage. all those on board killed. rescue crew and emergency personnel pick through what's left natasha johnson mom how many airport. video released on social media shows a faint light flickering and then a fireball. the boeing jet had set off from town early on wednesday after being delayed almost an hour. in such things fortunately it didn't question the reason into area but the wreckage has scarce it around the gardens of villas within a large radius nobody has survived. this mother and father a flight attendant on ukraine international airlines who waiting for his arrival in kiev now they're waiting for any news or tool for the missing social worker my son is a senior flight attendant my daughter called at 615 this morning to say that in the us they were reporting that a plane had crashed a ukrainian international airlines plane she asked were equal or was flying to and we said teheran an

there is such a thing as just one quick hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post here are some of the stories that we're covering this week australia is where rupert murdoch's media empire was born his news outlets there have got climate change denial down to a science malta and the journalistic legacy of the late definitely don't want to believe her story is far from complete the balsa not all government in brazil it's corruption exposed by journal.