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roosevelt: there were many cartoons. they depicted many things. i am afraid i did some things which were not usual for the lady in the white house. this shows me sitting up in bed with a typewriter. i am supposed to be writing my day. the caption reads, "but it would make such a nice scoop if you would only tell me, franklin." now there were many others, but i found this one very amusting, because franklin never told me anything. and now we come to the very last picture. which is, with one of my -- well, my first great-grandson. i think the picture looks as if both of us were having a very good time. you know, i now have 10 great-grandchildren. the last one has just been born, a little boy to elliott's oldest daughter, chandler roosevelt. 10 great-grandchildren is quite a number, even though i have 19 grandchildren. >> mrs. roosevelt, if you had your 10 great-grandchildren sitting around in front of you, what advice would you give them to guide them in growing up? mrs. roosevelt: i think i would say that they have a greater opportunity because the

the cartoons give you a sense of how that was portrayed in the north. these are by thomas nast, i far the most famous cartoonist of the era. he mostly did his work for harpers weekly, a very popular -- it is in the library, you can pull it off the shelf. they are great. he was the guy who invented the elephant for the republicans and the donkey for the democrats. he invented the modern santa claus and things of that sort appeared he was a very influential cartoonist. two examples of how the struggles of reconstruction were represented in harpers weekly. the one at the top is called "patient on a monument," and he is showing an african-american man who has witnessed the murder of his wife and child. there is a lot of very tiny writing. if you want to block the original copy to a large size you can see what it says. basically it is saying the nation must ask, because here is someone who is patiently waiting for protection, and has lost his wife and child and something must be done. the picture at the bottom shows a family. over and over, you see at the to

is great. >> incredible. >> it is wonderful, so clever, and it has the feel of saturday morning cartoonsher kids as well to open up their imagination and let their imagination become reality. ♪ >>> totally out of control. it can be fun sometimes, but getting out of control is out of your control, it can be dangerous. we head to a racetrack in australia. two high performance machines line up. they're getting ready to do that all-important pre drag race burn out. the car on the left lights them up and melts the tires. you warm up the tires because it helps with traction. the green car does the same thing this is where things get out of control. >> oh! >> the car gets out of control. loops around, crashes into the wall. crashes into the other car. but this is not where it stops. he has lost all control. the car spins around and now goes straight back towards the starting line where many people are. that car did not stop until it crashes through a wall and hits trees on the other side. >> he got stuck surely. >> exactly. drivers in both cars were uninjured. the green car, though, a total los

i -- it was a cartoon. for some big cartoon. i won't name it or the company that is behind it.cals, love them. can't do them. [ light laughter ] so i went in, and was like expecting to be in a booth where you do animation. >> seth: sure, right. >> so you kind of have, like, space to be a goof and kind of, like, let go. but it was basically a couch like this with two chairs where the two execs were sitting that close to me. and it was like a fluorescent-lit room, and they're like, "okay, so let's hear your song." and i was like, "i think it will be really funny to sing this song." won't say what the song was. [ light laughter ] "part of your world" by "the little mermaid." [ laughter ] and i was like, so nervous to be sitting that close to them. so i just -- >> seth: close singing is the worst. >> it's horrible. >> seth: yeah. >> so i stood up and just, like, sang to them, and then looked up, because it was so uncomfortable. [ laughter ] and i just stared up and i got progressively more embarrassed, and ran to my car and cried. [ laughter ] [ audience aws ] >> seth: picked up a

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this is a cartoon from the paper showing a before and after . the excitement of the refugees as they arrived in new york harbor seeing the statue of liberty august 5, 1944. one year later they are still held behind this barbed wire fence and the statue of liberty or the promise of liberty seems to be at such a distance. this is an illustration that appeared in their own newspaper in august 1945 drawn by one of the refugees. again this speaks to that contrast that we want to get out in the exhibition between the promise of liberty, the idea of america as a land of refuge and the political realities on the ground that made it so difficult for americans to make good on that promise. we end the exhibition with a number of contrasts. in april and may 1945 in april you see here that american soldiers encounter concentration camps. you will see eisenhower walking through a sub- camp in april 1945. this happens this is happening at the very same moment that fdr dies . americans fdr had been president 12 years and many americans it was hard for them to i

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and eccentric cetera relate on this is actually quite a funny cartoon -- that you know playing on the on the play of words that you can base it's the babe that and you have a home do hari hey on the left. and i to go back on the floor and you can see that too slogans a coming out working soon again i promise at take -- to next level as well because of course not so -- on the bihari slogans taking night you i am saying you know the the the electronic probably it's a working properly done worry it's not an issue but people have been poking fun at them because of course with. all the elections in africa the moment and everything that's been going on you can see in this cartoon here free and fat reading. here and with the big i. n. e. c. so of course has been -- a lot of making fun of the and i think this final drawing really encapsulates the mood of the moment which is this confusion which is. this perhaps -- lack of identity to a specific party was specific candidate you can see that political party awareness poll released plenty of people would question marks above their heads. not kno

as chair and members looks about what we don't need confirmation from them the serene it williams cartoon was racist. all right time for another visit to the co's report with mark son stacey next and then to join me in thirty for all the stories making headlines this tuesday. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the pope the ball different clubs on one hand it is logical to signal from fields where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and a fresh perspective from time used to surprising people and i saw why not if you think. i'm going to talk about football not for you or else you can think i was going to go. by the way ways of that slide here. when lawmakers manufacture consent to instant of public wealth. when the ruling class is protect themselves. when the financial merry go round lifts only the one percent told. it's time to ignore middle of the room signals. to leave room for the real news is. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics small bu

and yes there was a cartoon, a lot of cartoons about the election of donald trump, how would the lincolnmemorial react? well who knows, but this was one. [ laughter ]and it is just surprise, that is all it says, right? this is jan daniel chester french in front of the memorial he built as an old man. robert lincoln used to visit, he would stop, his driver would hold his car and he would go up and say, isn't it magnificent? by then, the iconography and the meaning had not changed. i am rather glad it has changed from the original concept. i could not help throwing this in because i took judy collins to see it, and she was so overcome that she did a spontaneous rendition of this land is your land in front of the station. of the statue. four years after it was dedicated, a young african- american from washington, who was employed as a bus boy, because he could not get much work after serving as a historian's assistant, visited the lincoln memorial. he was a soon to enroll alongside thurgood marshall at lincoln university. he was destined to emerge one day as a poet and social activists. his

it used to be, you know, ten years ago, 20 years ago you could reliably put commercials on a cartoonetwork and get masses of children now, they're -- they are watching screens but they may be watching a youtube video, might be on a social media platform. they're all over the place it is much harder to get that mass audience that marketers want, especially for something like driving people to the opening weekend of a movie. >> julia >> reporter: kelly, i think that's exactly why we are seeing the reliance on the franchises the fact that in the many years as we last had how to train your dragons movie, the characters, the franchise on netflix, cartoon network, keeping these characters fresh in consumers' minds and less hard to break through the clutter and to deal with that fragmentation. so i think that's one major reason to see hollywood rely so heavily on these families of characters like we have seen with marvel, all the characters that disney is making movies about and ditto the d.c. comics because once you have an awareness of a character it is a little bit less challenging to ge

noise] where the cartoon character tries to slow down the dirt.es this customer affect the direct quote. there are some who don't see this way. dianne feinstein, maybe a little concerned about the price tag and the vision. >> some of them are. one may ask of what is the thinking begin and said the democratic party? i thought what you just showed was interesting and in some ways a significant event. she's running from the for the presidency of the united states. she's running with a cd of that will cost $3 trillion. "we can afford it, it's an investment." this is not a serious stand by presidential candidate. she would never touch yourself to a number like that. what it shows is -- "the new york times" had a very interesting story yesterday about democratic members of congress just reelected representing districts that trump carried in 2016 out in utah, pennsylvania, virginia. and their constituents are saying to them, "what is it about all this free stuff? what is it about the anti-semitism of the democratic party? are you on board for this?" so t

roosevelt and those editory cartoons the reason that they were so popular and so effective was, thatoosevelt was the first president in the age of the modern mass newspaper of the penny press. technological developments in the printing industry made it possible for newspapers to be printed and sold for a penny. newspapers in the middle of the 19th century were like expensive magazines today. ordinary people didn't read newspapers. you had to have a certain threshold of income. but by the beginning of the 20th century, everybody could read newspapers. this also convicts to the rise of the president as the center of american politics. reports can with great difficulty can tell stories of a large group like congress. it's only with great difficulty. it's only tempting for reporters to tell their story about a single individual. f you have a charismatic and arresting individual like roosevelt, then it's easy to tell stories about. and so as the expectations change as the technology changes, the system selects for those characteristics as an aside. it's not really an aside. one of the pri

rob: a vulgar anti-trump cartoon that sent many readers across the country. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ it's been a long night here ♪ along right there ♪ everywhere ♪ i will not lie ♪ if you ask ♪ i am saying tonight ♪ rob: if i start slurring my words i'm high on nail polish. jillian: got to look nice. rob: you are watching "fox and friends first". jillian: we have freshly painted nails, thanks for starting the day with us. house lawmakers could vote on a tentative deal to avoid a second government shutdown as soon as today. rob: the president considering that deal, additional ways to secure the southern border. >> reporter: he wrote a book about the art of the deal and now will he sign a compromise bill that falls short of funding his border wall? it is one that he doesn't necessarily like? >> can't say i'm happy, can't say i am thrilled with the wall is getting built. senate negotiator richard shelby talked to the president and said he's warming up to the idea of taking money as a start and avoiding another shutdown. >> this is only a

the doodler got his name after one of his victims met up with him...and noticed him drawing cartoon characters. authorities say they've obtained d-n-a evidence from two of the crime scenes...which is now being tested. and there's a new 100-thousand dollar reward to catch the killer. in menlo park tonight: a teenager is recovering in the hospital after he was shot in thdog. gas h east o'keefe strend avenue. it happened around 10-30 last night. the 17-year-old was with his dog and a friend.. neither of whom were hurt. the boy will be o-k. tonight tesla is slashing the price of its most affordable car. the starting price of the model 3 is now just under 43-thousand. musk had promised the car would cost 35- thousand. and he claims that the sedan really does.. when you factor in fuel savings and credits. the state of the union address--has catapulted one jewelry designer to the big stage. house speaker nancy pelosi sported this blue and red glass necklace at the address. the designer-- who owns a store in houston--had no idea peloste flooding her with pictures. last night, her phone wouldn't stop r

editorial cartoons. and editorial cartoonists had a field day with roosevelt because he had features that were easily caricature. he had the glasses, the mustache. he was full of himself and bully and delighted. and there were various cartoonists who would skewer roosevelt. and roosevelt either to his credit or to his shrewdness would respond by writing a letter to the cartoonists, the person who wrote the cartoon and said, oh, i got a great laugh out of it, which he didn't. and i liked it so much, could you send me the original? now, nobody ever knew what happened to the originals. but it was his way -- he understood that he needed to do this even though it came hard. the presidency would continue to evolve and the biggest evolution of the presidency as it relates to this question of humor and how president's portray themselves is the development of the mass media. roosevelt and those edtory cartoons the reason that they were so popular and so effective was, that roosevelt was the first president in the

we have a little cartoon character and civil defense guy who would help kids in school andn about cover drills what to do in the event of a surprise attack. >> duck and cover. what he just did, remember to do the same thing. duck and cover. >> this is an official civil inense film produced cooperation with the civil defense administration and in consultation with the safety commission of the national education association. >> we a couple of museum visitors. thank you for coming by today. a little bit more about civil defense, this film is talking about how to build a bomb shelter in your basement with , and this is a manual used for that. and then inside this is more civil defense items. what do you need in a civil you're fallout shelter? going to need food, water, toiletries,ches, you need to have a way to listen, a radio in case a broadcast was coming out. you need to have light for lanterns. you need to have a way to get fresh oxygen into the facility. this would suck the area in through filters. as a result of my father being who he was, we do have a small exhibit on what my father

they clearly matter to voters as you can see in this cartoon. really did burn crosses in opposition to smith when his train arrived in some states. the democrats did use these cultural wedges to try to attacked new stock voters into their party. either, butholics, jewish voters, african-american voters, as well. making the 1928 campaign and unprecedentedly -- the tomb of the unknown soldier that was dedicated 97 years ago yesterday, was a powerful and potent symbol of this pluralism. example, one of smith's many proteges in new york, the mayor of new york city, jimmy walker, proclaimed of the tomb of the unknown soldier that no one knew what color he was and no one knew where he went to church. andlarly, boston's once future mayor james michael curley displayed an image of the monument at his headquarters with this sardonic caption, what a tragedy if we should learn he was a jew, catholic or negor --negro. far from monopolizing the they., such -- -- in thersued context of their time between the parties, especially between the party nominees. thi

the cartoon is already the longest-running primetime scripted t-v series, now in its 30-th season.of the two-year extension, the show will have more than seven-hundred episodes behind it. the cartoon has won a string of accolades, including 33- emmies, a peabody award and an oscar nomination. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(vicki) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. pam moore and ken wayne are here with kron 4 news at ten....guys? ten....guys?kron 4 news at are here with kron 4 news at ten....guys? (pam) thank you grant and vicki.... next at vicki.... grant and thank you thank you grant and vicki.... next at ten... people are trying to figure out where to sleep tonight out where to trying to figure out where to sleep tonight ... after a massive gas explosion and fire shut down a san francisco neighborhood today.. . five buildings damaged... why it took p-g & e more than two- hours to stop the gas... and thus the fire. plus, a deadly police shooting of a homeless man is now the subject of wrongful death lawsuit even though the homeless man was i

it follows their efforts to screen forgotten classics and cartoon something that riles plenty of curiosity. this very old women with brain tissue and it would look and see us regularly here when the real cameras stand and see. sons when they're doing on the moon in the cinema again. and win or when they're in winter's you know that of the daily question as well as bringing their story to berlin so hey guys mulberry has helped them restore some of their groundbreaking films made decades ago and they're also showing in the festival. try to answer the question of hope hope you can regenerate . like with a limit on them the value of friendship real friendship the value of sometimes taking that you choose. to take the difficult things you know not to compromise you so i do my syllabi adding this here it might be ok. if i did take out the other might get a different generation in a different struggle in how to morph side by mar was a rather mysterious and i think it follows a group of women who find solidarity through playing football and it despite skepticism from some quarters of them that out

sixty two blue heads were counted at the event proof of the enduring appeal of the sixty year old cartoon series thanks for watching. i am oh. my first vice like moses sewing machine. where i come from women are owned by this motion towards women something as simple as learning how to write a bicycle isn't. since i was a little girl i wanted to have a bicycle off my home but it took me years to. finally they gave up invented by young guys like that and returned those people so we machine sewing i suppose was more appropriate for goes than riding a bike.

characters from the belgian comic franchise and parted to the theme song from the sixty year old cartoon series. berlin's international film festival rounded out yesterday evening with a hollywood style gala ceremony the top prize the golden bear was awarded to the israeli director and pete for his film about leaving home. the golden bear for best film goes to see no need. to have dad left. soon and then was directed by peter tells the story of an israeli man who moved to paris to escape the politics of his home country and discovers a whole new world of trouble from the film as a personal project. the silver bearer for best director went to germany's anguish on all that before i was at home but about the return of a prodigal teenager. best male lead in best female lead one to wearing jane hall and the young maid the stars of so long my son a chinese film that was also a favorite for the golden bear but controversy over another chinese film had threatened to overshadow the festival. we as members of the international jury the betting that. regret that we were not able to consider one of

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let's talk about you and me now, if you haven't seen the show, "peppa pig" is a charming english cartoonig named peppa and her animal friends. here's a clip from an episode called, "peppa's hospital visit." >> pedro will be asleep. sick people do a lot of sleeping. >> hello, everyone! >> hello, pedro! >> why aren't you asleep? you don't look sick! >> i broke my leg, and they put it in this plaster cast. >> stephen: "and because of the robust national health care system, this treatment did not force me to choose between my family's financial security and my health! america is a crumbling empire, peppa." ( snorts ) ( cheers and applause ) after watching the show, parents are reporting that their kids are saying stuff like, "i'm a bit bored, mummy!" and, "daddy, theresa may is running down the clock in an attempt to get members of parliament to back her brexit deal." ( laughter ) but this is wrong! this is what's wrong with kids' programming these days. back in my day we had "sesame street." i watched "sesame street" growing up and i will tell you this much-- me have no problem with me word

up as characters from the belgian comic franchise and hardy to this song from the sixty year old cartoon series. all right time for a look at saturday's bundesliga action and stood guard are having a dreadful season they're stuck down the bottom in dire need of points but against top four side lives to get was not meant to be even though there was a new face on the streetcar bench to help save the season. stuttgart were hoping that new sporting director thomas hitzlsperger would be the lucky charm against like sick but the home fans were disappointed just six minutes in use of pals and scoring his eleventh of the season with a whole lot of help from a calamitous stuck up defense. budget in contrast to last weekend's three nil loss they should fight to get back into the game a careless handball from video bomb spotted by the v.a.r. gave stephen soup of the chance to convert from the spot. his first goal since joining on loan in january. at the break hitzlsperger had reason to be hopeful effort and passion were clearly on display in the second half they had the first big chance to see abou

but now the best i have a cartoon on the clumber copacetic on the player in the upper or. lower noticeable in the form of the bit like talking about an accident you know your mil i don't know if. evidentially sunny is also leaving its mark in tanzania. by working eight hours a day much i can collect up to twenty kilos a bottles at two hundred fifty shillings a keynote that's ten cents she earns less than two year olds and that's on a good day. for. someone you don't want them in there i mean after morning when i would buy the reason i asked to help with it or she did this about a killing that's going to affect him this year because the outcome of the twelve i need to sell is a decision but it would seem they are getting there because of money and i need to conduct to sit down that much. why the price is down in the shape of the deposit on content. too much plastic and too many people like mata who collect empty bottles just to scrape by. to bear witness to the most unsustainable side of this savage recycling economy we head to the largest tape in the land dar es salaam the

to mobilize public opinion, the committee issued inflammatory pamphlets, political cartoons, and among other materials. such propaganda inflamed anti-immigrant sentiment and anti-radicalism along with antipathy to the kaiser. to sniffroups formed out german sympathizers. sometimes they reported to authorities. often, they took matters into their own hands, engaging in unlawful surveillance and vigilante violence, including brutal lynching. creellater, george acknowledgment the pernicious effect of these hysteria manufacturing bodies, whose patriotism was a thing of violence and extremes, in his words. others at the time anticipated the retroactive assessment. norman thomas, of presbyterian minister that would lead the socialist party, described a war psychology that invaded the home, the street, and the marketplace. the esteemed legal scholar complained of waves of militant nationalism that threatened america's free institutions. in short, opposition to the war was treated as tantamount to treason. and across the nation, as ordinary americans organized publicic parades, officials turne

this is the famous cartoon to signal our963 sorrow at the death of john kennedy. this is lincoln responding to the election of barack obama. [laughter] yes, there were a lot of cartoons about the election of donald trump. how would the lincoln memorial react? who knows, but this is one. [laughter] it is just surprise. that's all it says. [laughter] french inniel chester front of the memorial he built as an old man. robert lincoln used to visit it. cardriver would hold its and he would go up and say isn't it magnificent? by then, the iconography had not changed. i am glad it has changed from this original concept. i couldn't help throwing this and because i took judy collins to see it and she was so overcome that she did a spontaneous rendition of this land is your land in front of the station -- statue. four years after it was dedicated, a young african-american from washington who was employed as a bus boy because he could not get much work after serving as a historian's assistant visited the lincoln memorial. he was soon to enroll alongside thurgood marshall at

>> jimmy: calvin clidge. [ laughter ] same name as a cartoon cat? >> tariq: garfield.s your carpet? >> jimmy: hoover. [ laughter ] ♪ happy birthday mr. president ♪ >> tariq: come on, kennedy. kennedy.n' mon up? >> jimmy: jefferson. [ laughter ] oom vroom. >> tariq: ford. dollar bill? >> jimmy: washington. $20 bill? >> tariq: jackson. $100 bill? >> jimmy: benjamin franklin. but that's a trick question, he wasn't a president. [ light laughter ]iq >> twell, i bet you can't name the last 10 presidents in order. >> jimmy: i bet you can't. >> both: johnson, nixon, ford, carter, reagan, bush, clinton, bush, obama, trump. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's impressive. that is impressive. how did you know all that?go >> tariq: i ha teachers growing up. how about you? us jimmy: cue cards. [ laughter and app] ♪ let's get to some news here. on friday, president trump declared a national emergency. then he immediately went on vacation to florida. while he was at his golf club, a photo of him standing at the omelet bar went viral. did you see this? this is real. y

one woman says she adopted the british accent after binge watching the cartoon after a long flight to another mom calls it the peppa effect. many parents are noticing their kids doing the same thing. kind of cute, though. >> it is. >> what's reggie's problem over here? i was on board for peppa the pig until i saw it animated. >> like the two eyes on the same side of the head. >> that's how i draw. >> it's quite simple. it's a really good show. >> i approve. i give it the thumbs up. >> you like -- wait. please, please do your thing where peppa is bad. >> he always messes up somehow. frances and i were talking about this. he tries to fix the car, breaks it worse than it was originally. they are always saying dot i pig and are snorting. it is cute. it's very cute. >> good. if you like it, i love it. >> i've got a friend like that. you want me to help you fix that? no. i don't think so. appreciate it. but he doesn't do it in a cool british accent. >> make it better. >> let's talk about weather. shall we jump in? i enjoyed that. got to make a 180 degree turn and show you how heavily the ra

over here we've got a little cartoon character, civil defense guy who would help kids in schools to learn about duck and cover drills. bert the turtle and what to do in the event of a surprise attack. ♪ duck and cover >> be sure and remember what bert the turtle just did, friends, because every one of us must remember to do the same thing. that's what this film is all about, duck and cover. >> this is an official civil defense film produced in cooperation with the federal civil defense administration and in consultation with the safety commission of the national education association. >> so right over here we have a couple of museum visitors looking at our displays. thank you for coming by today, folks. and a little bit more about civil defense. this film is talking about how to build a bomb shelter in your basement with cinder blocks. this is the manual that was used for that. then inside this is more civil defense items. what do you need in a civil defense fallout shelter? if you're going to be cooped up for two weeks, you need food, water, batteries, matches, toiletries. you need to ha

the cartoon chatted with musicians from around the world. groups every week on t.w. . this is g w news live from berlin the islamic republic of iran it turns forty thousands mark the anniversary on the streets but many have little to celebrate for decades after the mullahs came to power what we consider unkept promises and the impact of u.s. sanctions also tonight here in berlin christian bale is in the house or at least on the red carpet for the film was five's about the life and times of dick cheney the .

to break the world record for the largest gathering of smurfs ever. 2,762 people dressed like the cartoonharacters. you couldn't just walk in and say i'm a smurf. you needed white hats and blue faces and the guy with the aqua face, not sure they counted him. they were founded in belgium in 1958. this is germany, to be clear. >> the same general area of europe. this little town wanted to be known for smurfing it. >> they did it. >> that's a lot of paint. >> we want to be known for snowing it. >> we are tracking it moving north to south and patchy fox. >> back at 11:00 with more. hope you can join us. what's better than having fast, reliable wifi with coverage throughout your home? how about having internet that can help you save on wireless phone service? xfinity gives you the fastest speeds for all your devices. plus, now that xfinity mobile is included, you can switch your wireless carrier and save hundreds of dollars a year. talk and text as much as you want and only pay for data. now that's simple, easy, awesome. click, call or visit a store today. some great discoveries for you along

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a controversial cartoon depicting serena williams throwing a tantrum during her u.s. open final loss has been deemed not racist by australia's media watchdog a cartoon which appeared in the herald sun newspaper when williams lost to naomi asako was widely condemned the australian press council ruled on monday its standards were not breached meanwhile serena has been headlining a new politically charged ad campaign for nike focuses on empowering women in sports the ad has sort of been viewed millions of times online. the woman boxing is crazy. going to. be crazy. enough to try changing. double or ten to. twenty three grand slams having to be coming back from the last. crazy crazy. so if they want to. show them what crazy can be. now it's not all about women's sports though sports marketing expert simon chadwick says it's a business move and the timing of the ad may not be entirely coincidental. this is all about selling training shoes it's all about selling vocal shit it's all about santa is selling. alternately what nike is in the business of doing it does late social

. >> jimmy: do like a cartoon or something. >> okay. >> jimmy: you will?s it? >> okay, yeah. >> jimmy: is that mickey mouse? >> that sounds good. >> jimmy: i'll watch it either way, yeah. but wait. so basically, you're in the art world. and if you buy this artist's paintings -- if you like gross and you spend money and use it in the wrong way, the painting comes to life and kills you. >> yes. basically, yeah. >> jimmy: i mean, fantastic. "velvet buzzsaw." >> i play an art critic. yeah. he is pretty high up there in the art world. you know, when he gives a a review, it can make or break an artist. and so, yeah. everybody -- the art gets its revenge on people who try and misuse it, yeah. and it's sort of all about how we value art. do we value it because how much it's worth in terms of money or that we like it. >> jimmy: i'm such more in the i like it world. >> yes. >> jimmy: because that's why i don't have expensive collection. >> yeah. >> jimmy: expensive posters like "mad" magazine. [ laughter ] >> oh, my god. i have "mad" magazine too. >> jimmy: you do?

ooh, like he's slipping on a banana peel in a cartoon he goes straight down.r goes flying back where it was picked up from. >> i normally laughed but that looked like it hurt. >> ooh. >> we've all made that sound. >> the wincing in the voice. >>> in our next video, jeffrey has ice's number. not today, ice. oh, hey, ooh, ooh. >> oh! >> looks like he was just flushed? >> oh, he made it past the goalpost. >> the biggest question is hey, mate, how are you going to get back up. >> whone you needed a helmet to salt your driveway. >> probably half the states in america and anyone in the northeast. >> where he went wrong is he tried to stay up. you have to give in, sit on your bum and let it happen. >> lucky escape that there were no cars on the roads. check your security cameras for all of your favorite fails. >> she's back and this time with the bit of a different video, she's going to make that robe into a ball gown. >> no, she's not going where you thought she was going. today the diy designer is teaching us how to make these cool no sew sequinned dresses. so she

who the this is what the tron looks like undresses are cartoons. to electric motors one in front one in back with the battery in between it's a four wheel drive but what he calls a quatro if the system is a mechanical thing as you might expect it's electric an improvement over the mechanical system have been so much for clearing that matter most says time to take him for a spin in the countryside. if given. the car's batteries weigh about seven hundred kilograms which nudges the trons way to over two and a half tons the electric s.u.v. comes he quipped with an air suspension system that can lift at five centimeters higher to protect the body when off roading in normal driving conditions the rear axle motor does most of the work but in conditions like these both are in service together they allow the each trying to take on practically any challenge just as you'd expect from a top notch s.u.v. . to be trying to cut a fine figure off road and ons has the money well it's impressive what hurdles it can overcome with its quatro four wheel electric drive