a large amount of shipping and carlisle bay. -- in carlisle bay. this shows governor robinson on his way to church somewhere around 1740. again, a huge amount of shipping in the bay. all angels cathedral where george and lawrence stayed in barbados. an episcopalian church. this is what he saw, carlisle bay today. [laughter] you can imagine this first of all -- you can imagine -- first of all, tropical light is a very different light. the artists who paint in temperate countries find it very difficult to trust tropical light. he would have seen this. of course -- this is where initially they would have stayed. up here is the house they eventually rented. you can imagine, as a young man, he swam early in the morning. doing my little bit for tourism and barbados. you see? [laughter] so again, from his journal, he pitched from the house of captain crofton. the footprints of this house -- authenticated by rigorous research -- the footprint of the house is what the washingtons would have rented. in 1790, it was acquired by the british military. they rais

phil carlisle. >> pleasure to meet you. >> pleasure. >> what is your act, mr. carlisle?don't have an act. >> hmm. everyone's got an act. >> so no reviews yet. so instead of reading from the critics, we'll hear actual quotes plightness and civility are the best capital ever invested in business. that was from his 1880 book. and wit z2momz zi0z y2momy yi0y >>> this morning on "world news now," president trump is one step closer to victory. >> in a late night vote, senate republicans have passed a sweeping tax overhaul bill as it now heads back to the house for a revote. so who really wins? and who loses? we'll break it down. >>> and a nay juror investigation under way. at least 12 people are dead in a horrific bus crash in mexico. all of them were cruise ship passengers headed back to florida. >>> one state lawmaker has just won an election recount by a single vote, out of thousands cast. what showe's saying this mornin. >>> and how's this

he was assigned to the carlisle indian industrial school in 1885. he was to be there five years. it didn't last but one year, and he was discharged, , and i'm reading from the official discharge document of the carlisle indian school. june 23, 1886, he was assigned to become a brickyard worker. this is his first contact with non-indian education. and when the discharged him, there's a discharge notice here and there there's a word in th, the reason for discharge is the word worthless. my grandfather was deemed worthless. that's the first crossing. his first encounter with the non-indian counterpart. i go forward some 30 years to my mothers encounter with the same educational institutions, not at carlisle but at the bethany indian mission which is a school in wisconsin in wittenberg, used to be in wittenberg, in 1921 at the age of four years old she was taken from her parents to that school. you can look this up on google. on the roster of that school the first two names in 1921 margaret ann louise. that was her first crossing any non-indian education. she went through about the s

withgade of calvary was the force and lead their way down from carlisle and is likely the first shots of the battle of gettysburg at 4:30 in the morning were fired by one of jenkins guys leading the way. they know this big forces coming. you have also always heard that ae battle of gettysburg is laundering together of two armies. a meeting engagement is where two forces come together unexpectedly and it develops into a general engagement. this was no meeting engagement. george gordon that the new command of the army of the potomac, lieutenant colonel joseph dickinson to go see buford. he hears what buford's plans are. rides to -- he briefs reynolds. reynolds tells dickinson what his plans are, and dickinson meets headquarters and tells george gordon meade what it is buford and reynolds have in mind. they have perfect intelligence and know the entire disposition. they know there is a big force coming from the west, two divisions coming from the north. earliest division is coming from the east. george gordon knew the entire disposition of the confederate army and buford has created desi

you can see carlisle above freezing, couple of degrees above zero in manchester and some of those countryat this time of year after a clear night, the air temperature might be just above zero, two or three degrees, but the road surface, the ground, is below zero, it's frozen, so with rain showers moving through, you get that risk of icy patches, so take it steady. in terms of the weather on friday, there will be some sunshine around in many western areas, beautiful weather in the lowlands, southern scotland, cumbria, lancashire, throughout wales and the south coast but these eastern areas will continue to have some showers. the wind from the north is blowing in the cloud and showers and only five expected in newcastle. friday night is going to be cold, a frost on the way once again. you can see it developing across scotland, the north of england, all the way down to the south as well, so that means first thing on saturday it's going to be cold. one thing that is going to be happening during saturday is milder air starts to move in off the atlantic but it's a slow process, after days of co

you can see carlisle above freezing, couple of degrees above zero in manchester and some of those countryhappens at this time of year after a clear night, the air temperature might be just above zero, two or three degrees, but the road surface, the ground, is below zero, it's frozen, so with rain showers moving through, you get that risk of icy patches, so take it steady. in terms of the weather on friday, there will be some sunshine around in many western areas, beautiful weather in the lowlands, southern scotland, cumbria, lancashire, throughout wales and the south coast but these eastern areas will continue to have some showers. the wind from the north is blowing in the cloud and showers and only five expected in newcastle. friday night is going to be cold, a frost on the way once again. you can see it developing across scotland, the north of england, all the way down to the south as well, so that means first thing on saturday it's going to be cold. one thing that is going to be happening during saturday is milder air starts to move in off the atlantic but it's a slow process, after da

the model for these institutions was the carlisle industrial school in pennsylvania.tement for carlisle, all the indian there is in the race should be dead. kill the indian in him and save the man. imagine having that on your school bumper sticker. and he stuck to his mission, by any means necessary. at these schools children were often beaten severely for things like speaking in their native language and wearing traditional clothes. conditions were so bad that thousands of children died from malnutrition, disease, physical abuse, and emotional trauma. and just in case you think this happened a long time ago, this was going on, in part, up until the 1960s when teachers still felt their role was to civilize, not educate, the native youth in these schools. >>> what do you think is the big issues that are stopping more economic development, more jobs on the reservation? >> part of i that indians don't own their own land, you know what i mean? the federal government holds this land in trust for the benefit of indian use rights, which is a clever way of saying, indians can

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these two are doing good works, these go long in index and then carlisle companies -- and then carvees that have a big carbon footprint. this is the gender diversity, committees that have a lot of presence of women in executive positions. esg has a lot of potential, but the assets are yet to follow. scarlet: we've heard that there is a lot of demand or interest in esg. back with us is the ceo of impact shares. you filed to bank -- you filed to bank -- you filed to etf's along with the naacp and why. -- and the ywca. how do they come about? ethan: i think eric hit the nail on the head when he talked about the lack of asset growth. a lot of strategies that retail investors have access to fall into one of two buckets, exclusionary where they screen out certain companies, or the asset manager is the arbiter of what a good corporate citizen is. i think that's where the strategies fall down. if you look at the naacp and ywca, these organizations have been fighting for the rights of constituents for hundreds of years. they bring a great deal of credibility to the space and have very specifi

you can see carlisle above freezing, couple of degrees above zero in manchester and some of those countryy cold. you know what happens at this time of year after a clear night, the air temperature might be just above zero, two or three degrees, but the road surface, the ground, is below zero, it's frozen, so with rain showers moving through, you get that risk of icy patches, so take it steady. in terms of the weather on friday, there will be some sunshine around in many western areas, beautiful weather in the lowlands, southern scotland, cumbria, lancashire, throughout wales and the south coast but these eastern areas will continue to have showers. the wind from the north is blowing in the cloud and showers and only five expected in newcastle. friday night is going to be cold, a frost on the way once again, you can see it developing across scotland, the north of england, all the way down to the south as well, so that means first thing on saturday it's going to be told. one thing that is going to be happening during saturday is milder air starts to move in off the atlantic but it's a slow

hello there and welcome to the program i'm nora carlisle this week marks a significant milestone in experimental surgery one that would be cheered and debated and for ever talked about fifty years ago south african surgeon christian barnard successfully performed the first human to human heart transplant since then thousands of lives have been saved by this groundbreaking technology mostly in developed nations we'll get to our guests in just a moment but first tony page looks back at this historic surgery. what a scale hospital is home to a museum dedicated to the world's first heart transplant it happened in this room under the steady hand of dr christiane who died in two thousand and one the surgery has barely changed in fifty years what has of course dramatically changed is the postoperative suppression post-operative care and that led to from norman survival rate you have seventy eighty percent of transplant patients living after ten years in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven the first transplant triggered a debate on whether it was ethical all not letters written at the time show a mixe

you can see carlisle above freezing, couple of degrees above zero in manchester and some of those countryyear after a clear night, the air temperature might be just above zero, two or three degrees, but the road surface, the ground, is below zero, it's frozen, so with rain showers moving through, you get that risk of icy patches, so take it steady. in terms of the weather on friday, there will be some sunshine around in many western areas, beautiful weather in the lowlands, southern scotland, cumbria, lancashire, throughout wales and the south coast but these eastern areas will continue to have some showers. the wind from the north is blowing in the cloud and showers and only five expected in newcastle. friday night is going to be cold, a frost on the way once again. you can see it developing across scotland, the north of england, all the way down to the south as well, so that means first thing on saturday it's going to be cold. one thing that is going to be happening during saturday is milder air starts to move in off the atlantic but it's a slow process, after days of colder weather, mi

you can see carlisle lee above freezing, couple of degrees above zero in manchester and some of thoseer a clear night, the air temperature might be just above zero, two or three degrees, but the road surface, the ground is below zero, it's frozen, so with rain showers moving through, you get that risk of icy patches so take it steady. in terms of the weather on friday, sunshine around in many western areas, beautiful weather in the lowlands, southern scotland, cumbria, lancashire, throughout wales and the south coast but eastern areas will continue to have showers. the wind from the north is blowing in the cloud and showers and only five expected in newcastle. friday night is going to be told, a frost on the way once again, you can see it developing across scotland, the north of england, all the way down to the south as well so that means first thing on saturday it's going to be told. 0ne means first thing on saturday it's going to be told. one thing that is going to be told. one thing that is going to be happening during saturday is milder air starts to move in off the atlantic but i

even though he got kicked out of carlisle. he could farm he could lumberjack. he did anything and everything to keep his family is solid and surviving. and as a history of our tribe.an i think it is that in the nutshell. we may have one more quick question. come to the micic i will be hanging out around outside. while i was waiting downstairs. i wonder how that affected your care of trauma patients in the military. if you went back to that time and use it at all.ou on the reservation. and then they said there are two words this will be fun. i climb on a board and he pushes it around. of course he runs into a stick and the thing stops and i go unflying. i stick my hand down in the blades. i got the scar rate right here to prove it. the next thing i remember i'm there and i'm bleeding. i will look at it. this is not good. the next thing i know my motherod has got me in the house and she rushes me off to green bay. and the surgeon repaired the arm. and it made another imprint.n a we've got to do that all i remember was he was very good and is very kind. i will typ

that's one reason they're looking to canadian born players on us university teams like carlisle mir who adds muscle and speed to an already fleet footed attack he's delighted to take some time to play for his ancestral land it's a pride for me but i think when i see my that is reaction of me playing for his country that's the best gift i can give me that. lebanon's been completely dominant in this match but this is a young team that knows where it needs to improve as it carries the hopes and dreams of a community and the country on a childers. just zero montreal. let's take you through the stories making headlines now demonstrations have been taking place across the world against u.s. president donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel this was the scene in the turkish capital ankara thousands have been showing anger and stand in solidarity with the palestinians are going to aim is that in addition to all the turkish and palestinian flags you're also hearing signing a lot of entire american sentiment such as the president. has emerged as a advocate for the

hello there and welcome to the program i'm laura carlisle president moon day in was welcomes to beijing by leaders she didn't pay moon is calling for a new era in their relationship one based on trust and friendship after months of mistrust and hostility the animosity between the two neighbors was on full display in a south korean photo journalist was beaten by chinese gongs was covering the state visit seoul is demanding an apology for the incident well it's a theory this first meeting since the u.s. secretary of state open the doors unconditional talks with north korea but sending mixed messages the white house was then quick to caution that north korea must first improve its behavior woman relations between china and south korea could play a crucial role in organizing talks with the north this meeting is also a chance to defuse chinese tensions surrounding the deployment of a u.s. missile defense system in south korea well let's bring in our panel now and from beijing we have fics account chairman of the china and security institute from seoul say one crew a political commentator and

the private equity business now mainly located and the work and carlisle located in washington. it this way. senator mitch mcconnellç the senator from west virginia basically and the last race they emerged as mcconnell's top contributors that year. i don't think so. i never realized that it was the hub of investment banking i will do some more research. they received over a hundred thousand dollars from blackstone which is located in new york. paul ryan by the way gop house leaders. is from a very small district in wisconsin but guess what he got $60,000 this year alone. it was located in washington not wisconsin. here's something interesting gop senate finance they received $60,000 from blackstone this year. the house ways and means chief i think he's from texas received 25,000 fromç kkr. we should point out that the private equity firm said no comment. are you saying that they bought off the guys. it was somebody somebody on our network and said that the private equity business was not lobbying. here is the bottom line. they were lobbying they were giving money. and they're

it is the different types of carlisle. —— colours. you would reduce the hue and saturation. more serious issues surrounding safety online. what are the main things you feel you have come away from the server having learned? for all my devices use either the same password. if the hackers new one of my passwords they would be able to get anything. so i learned that and i tried to change my password is everything, even the school website. so i am just going to carry on with the badge. are there any negatives you feel from there any negatives you feel from the fact that everything is out there and available? you just have to be careful of false news. there are always these clickbait articles that pop up. i have realised it does not really sound right. it is a new problem, really, the fake news issue. how do you see this will play out in the future? with you always bea out in the future? with you always be a bit wary when you resubmit as to whether it is true or not? undoubtably. at that is one massive advantage of having it. we have become more critical as a society. we are less

i read surveys by the military institute at carlisle barracks. 65 years later there were still doughboys who said i hated those french, they charged us rent for the trenches. not everything is bad. the americans still have a lot of sympathy for the french, even though they do not realize the effect this war has had on french society, the strange total a traditional war, they do try to help out. time and time again you get reports of americans helping to bring in the props, americans helping to repair the local school, repair the local church. when thecomplementary french civilians take the men and treat them like members of the family. they say that tends to happen a lot where the family has lost a son. americans had a special affinity for the children. these guys that are really feeling some of the affects of the war. in march of 1918, the soldier stripes,, stars and starts a collection where individuals and units can throw -- to provide for the upkeep of french war orphans. by the time this ends in 1919, americans had adopted over 3000 french children. the americans are so popular with

. >> some others weighing in overnight, carlisle's david rub rubenstein gave a dinner and talked abouthat there is to worry about in the market next year and in 2019. >> the only thing we have to worry about in 2018 or 2019 is some unanticipated geopolitical event, so-called black swan. if i told you that tomorrow north korea launched a missile into south korea, that would have an effect on the economy. if there was a 9/11 event that would have an effect short of those dined kind of things the think the economy is in reasonably good shape and spurred on by the tax bill. >> in the event of thermo nuclear war i don't want to buy dave and buster's up three. >> you want to get shelter. >> you might want to buy kraft heinz, most of their stuff can last through nuclear war. >> we didn't have a fallout shelter on our block we were one of the poor people it was filled with velveeta, there's a piece called built from scratch that's called build to last. if there is a black swan -- >> do you agree there's nothing to worry about other than that >> every day i wake up and i'm worried. i'm worried

these are fat cats at blackstone and carlisle. here is getting screwed. if you're a moderately-to successful man or woman, or family -- ashley: okay. >> living primarily in new york, new jersey -- ashley: good luck. >> california and other states, by the way texas has very high property taxes. because they didn't take down the top rate, left it basically the same -- ashley: come down from 39.6 to 37. >> okay, so they took it down a little, marginal, and they closed the deductions for housing and state, local taxes -- ashley: "salt." >> you, ladies and gentlemen, have just been screwed by the republican party. ashley: this wasn't the bill we were expecting when donald trump was on the campaign trail. >> no. and what he ran on. you know what else is pretty absurd, is gary cohn, trump's national economic advisor -- ashley: he is outraged about the carried interest. >> he is so full of you know what, here is why. the white house never made it priority to get rid of carried interest. he is full of it. ashley: so he is making that up? >> here is how i full of i

(grant) 37:46 (grant) that was jessi turnure reportnig from carlisle arkansas.they win... they split it. however-- mandy was the only one who signed the back of the ticket. (catherine) tonight, we're showcasing some of the classics of people behaving badly from 20-17.(grant) tonight stanley roberts looks back at the last 4-20 celebration in golden park -- before recreational marijana becomes legal on the january first. i think it's kind of weird and commercialized now funny how it's been demonized for so long and as soon as it becomes legalized it turns into this huge cooperate thingthis is the perfect posted child for what libralism is to a teethe city of san francisco has put the hammer down on the yearly 420 event it's no longer business as usual . or is it people behaving badly stanley roberts hey bubble gum cush we got ediblesi'll take that back it is business as usual .. except this time we have a stage a disc jockey. some food trucks, lots of porta potties vendors booth, oh wait i think what we have here is a street faire with weedtwo dollar edibles one d

the private equity people, rich guys run blackstone, carlisle, go down the line .cally screwed over, republicans in these areas like long island, in california, those are places, like peter king, the representative from long island, he is against this. why? his district isn't filled with a bunch of fat cats. it is filled with modestly, people who work, make a few bucks that will get killed. by the way reagan gave everybody a tax cut. not just some people. trish: that is what they promised. they're not doing it. they're not doing it. because you know the little people don't have anybody lobbying for them, like the private equity guys. >> you're right. trish: or the corporation. >> you're right. who is the, whose the lobby group for the family of four making 200 grand on long island? >> i like to think of myself as lobbying group and you too, for all of you out there! for all of you out there, absolutely. i'm looking out for you guys. so is charlie. thank you so much, charlie gasparino. markets hitting record highs ahead of tomorrow's big federal reserve decision on

i asked lord carlisle what he thought of the statement and the fa ct was thought of the statement andts might be tempted to let teenagers join in the festivities and perhaps taste a little bit of alcohol for the first time. but a new study suggests this may not be a good idea, because it's harmful to children and their bodies aren't ready for it. the research team from university college london and pennsylvania state university found 17% of parents have let their children drink alcohol by the age of 14. well—educated parents of white children were more likely to allow their adolescent children to drink than unemployed and ethnic minority parents. half of all 14—year—olds said they had tried more than a few sips of alcohol. people at a young age tend to think it is the right thing to do, and obviously it is not really the right thing to do. it depends on the child really. on the parents. and how responsible they are, really. if they are encouraging it, like it is a good thing, then they might do it on their own all the time and think it is ok... obviously there is a limit. the study al

about $3,000 of suspected drug money in a home on the 100 block of jerry lane in dover. 20-year-old carlisle20-year-old jasmine harris facing charges of possession with intent to deliver marijuana conspiracy in the second degree and other related charges. >>> all right. let get to your fox 29 weather authority. as we take a live look at doylestown in bucks county. pretty sight there. little warmer out there today. but the rain is making things really messy for anyone whose on the roads or getting their traveling done or shopping. meteorologist monica cryan here now with how long the rain will stick around. really ugly and messy out there right now. >> it is. i think a lot of people were hoping if anything was to fall it would fall as snow but no way with these temperatures in the low 60s. 60 degrees i can't believe we're talking about that and it's a few days before christmas. now, here we are looking on your radar and and again it was a wash out through most of today. at times we're talking moderate rainfall. this is going to start to come to an end. i'll map it out for you around eight, 9:

university teams like carlisle mere who adds muscle and speed to an already fleet footed attack he'sdelighted to take some time to play for his ancestral land it's a pride for me but i think when i see my dad his reaction of me playing for his country that's the best gift i can give my. lebanon's been completely dominant in this match but this is a young team that knows where it needs to improve as it carries the hopes and dreams of a community and the country on a childers daniel lac al-jazeera montreal and that's all useful from we'll have more later on those more news for you on the web site is the twenty four seven al-jazeera dot com is the address you need down jordan we'll keep you company in the coming hours i will see you the usual times tomorrow. my. heart. and then reported on the. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the dry river beds like this

university teams like carlisle mere who heads muscle and speed to an already fleet footed attack he'sdelighted to take some time to play for his ancestral land. it's upright for me but i think when i see my that is reaction of going for is going tree that's the best gift i can give my dad. lebanon's been completely dominant in this match but this is a young team that knows where it needs to improve as it carries the hopes and dreams of a community and the country on a children's. villages zero montreal. and that's a financial back to my every thank you very much santa on the world steepest finnick in a railway has opened in switzerland it took fourteen years to build and is being hailed as a significant achievement for european technology the futuristic looking train climbs seven hundred forty meters up the mountain from sheets in central switzerland to the alpine village of shadows a barrel shaped carriages have special tilting flaws so passengers can stay upright even as they speed up gradients of nearly fifty degrees and a second christmas delivery is on his way to the internationa

university teams like carlisle mere who heads muscle and speed to an already fleet footed attack he's delighted to take some time to play for his ancestral land it's a pride for me but i think when i see my dad is reaction of me playing for his country that's the best gift i can give my. lebanon's been completely dominant in this match but this is a young team that knows where it needs to improve as it carries the hopes and dreams of a community and the country on a childers daniel archaeologist zero montreal. that's it for me back to chile summer and keep now in many cities motorbikes are seen as part of the solution to traffic congestion rather than the problem a case of two wheels good for wheels not so much but the bike boom in vietnam means more than five million them are being written around the capital and now the government supplying the brakes the ban on water like saving to reduce traffic jams and pollution when he reports now from hanoi. vietnam's road to economic success is becoming clogged one of the costs of the communist governments embrace of capitalism is traffic cong

if you take me to carlisle looking for ignorant clients lc that's a bad car lot. if you take me to a dr. and he's looking for ignorant patients is they take me to a better dr.. but if you take me to a bank say this bank is looking for ignorant clients, i have no answers. i learn from you religiously. my question is, we recite had a movement were pushing everybody to open up these accounts. everybody in social media like where's yours. what you think? it blew my mind after the campaign i think bank of america suits initiative. there were marketing to people and i just want to hear from you want to hear from you what, if anything you think these things several able to leverage and capitalize it, what do they os, if anything? >> we don't have time to get deep into this. will go watch it. we try to answer the question directly. banks are one of very few businesses that do not prosper on ignorance. the ignorant banks, their son have decided to get out of the loan business and they do prosper in your overdraft charges and all that stuff. but those are not the big banks.

university teams like carlisle mir who adds muscle and speed to an already fleet footed attack he's delightedto take some time to play for his ancestral land. it's upright for me but i think when i see my that is the reaction of me playing for his country that's the best gift i can give my dad. lebanon's been completely dominant in this match but this is a young team that knows where it needs to improve as it carries the hopes and dreams of a community and the country on its shoulders daniel acknowledges era montreal and that's why it's false and we'll have more later on let's just on the chilean election for you when we come back in a couple of minutes also you should know about. sharks. the street is quiet the signal is given. out so it's safe to walk to school last year there are more than thirty metres in this community in one month the police say this area is a red zone one of several in some townships in cape town children sometimes a quarter in the crossfire when rival gangs fight so parents and grandparents have started what they call a walking bust to try to protect them from gang vi

university teams like carlisle mere who heads muscle and speed to an already fleet footed attack he's delighted to take some time to play for his ancestral land it's a pride for me but i think when i see my that is reaction of me playing for his country that's the best gift i can give my. lebanon's been completely dominant in this match but this is a young team that knows where it needs to improve as it carries the hopes and dreams of a community and the country on its shoulders daniel acknowledges era montreal. and finally well finished with a bit of a football fail from belgium sporting shower and dank were in first division action on friday when the stadium was suddenly plunged into darkness the fans kept singing despite only having advertising boards for lighting it was just twelve seconds before someone found the right switch to turn them back on that or the general haters kicked back. and that's all your support for now is now i can blame it on something conti thanks for that michel is next the next minute it's. was finisher. the new poll ranks mexico city as the pool first in t

university teams like carlisle mere who adds muscle and speed to an already fleet footed attack he's delighted to take some time to play for his ancestral land. it's upright for me but i think when i see my that is reaction of me playing for his country that's the best gift i can give my dad. lebanon's been completely dominant in this match but this is a young team that knows where it needs to improve as it carries the hopes and dreams of a community and the country on a childers daniel acknowledges era montreal. as you want to share with us it at santa eight underscore sport i'll be back with more at eighteen g.m.t. but for now hand you back to nick santa we will see you then look forward to that but that will do it for the news group remember keep in touch with us on social media the hashtag of course the as ever is a.j. news great all the other way see things right there we'll see you again here in studio fourteen at fifteen hundred g.m.t. on monday. morning. for years japanese have gone into countries lush force for what they call. green or forest bathing thirteen years ago dr le

zach is phillip carlisle, who agrees t his busiss. ♪ what percentage of the show would i be taking ♪ke it happen ♪ ♪ 18 will be just fine ask for nickels on the dime ♪ ♪ 15, maybe 12 i would do eight ♪ ♪ ten >> you said something astou astounding. you haven't seen this movie. >> i haven't seen it yet. i'm seeing this tonight. >> i've seen this movie. that's so fun. what is it like to have worked on something? you know it intimately. that moment you get to watch it in the theater with other people? >> it's indescribable. with this movie being a musical and all, it's so much fun. you bet wrapped up in it. >> we love watching you sing and dance. i feel like that's like breathing to you. do you have to practice a lot? or does it come easily or naturally to you? >> it's like everything else in life. the more you work at it, the better it becomes. for me, it's work. i didn't come out of the womb tap dancing. that took a lot of rehearsarehe. >> it's practice, practice. hugh jackman said getting that wolverine body was easier than preparing for this role. because of the dancing and the singi

different periods in various refugee camps in the south pacific and eventually we were settled in carlisle barracks. >> let's set the broad look in 1967 by going back to the origins of the u.s. involvement in that war. tell us how the u.s. first got involved in vietnam. >> well, vietnam was that proverbial place few americans could have recognized on a map. what really puts vietnam front and center is of course the cold war for the american policymakers and the american public as well. it is the coming of the cold war in asia in the late 1940s that really causes concern among americans about the potential expansion of communism into vietnam and the loss of vietnam to communist control. 1949 is the most important date when the chinese civil war comes to an end. the chinese come to power. chinese communists come to power and declare the chinese republic of china. from that point forward americans were anxious something similar would play out in southeast asia and these others would fall into communist hands. from 1949 it seems to be on ward. you see americans trying to prevent absorption fro

, the la ke belfast, edinburgh, carlisle, the lake district.e rain around across northern ireland and scotland come the weekend, but probably not of the south. a quick sneak peek of what the weather might be doing around about christmas time if the graphics move. they are not. never mind. we lost there, i have said enough. it‘s not going to snow. that‘s the latest from me. this is bbc news. our latest headlines. four men are being held by police on suspicion of terrorism offences. they were arrested at their homes in south yorkshire and derbyshire this morning. the police in england and wales are to get £180 in extra funding for the next financial year — the portion of council tax going towards the police may also increase. safety investigators in the united states say a train that plunged off the tracks on to a motorway in washington state was travelling at well over twice the speed limit. the labour mp, david lammy, who reviewed race bias in the legal system — has criticised the government‘s decision to rule out targets for appointing more bl