it's a beautiful castle. 0ver stunning room. it's a beautiful castle., you really get a sense of history here today. what a lot about thatis history here today. what a lot about that is the throne, you can imagine walking into this room to see the prince bishop, greeting his important guests, talking about matters of court as well. you'd walk in and there he would have been sitting, wearing all his finery, ready to greet you so it's kind of intimidating place to be. we're going to be asking questions here. the next four weeks, the far, the desks. we are travelling around the uk and hearing what is important to you. also trying to answer some of your questions. we are visiting various different constituencies because this could be a close fortified. let's find out little bit more about what goes on here. this is bishop auckland, market town in the north—east of the constituency combines open former mining towns with open countryside and is home to the historic sites of barnard castle in the palace of the bishops of durham. locals here boast of a famous s

to her castle the aim to bring peace to the world but it's not easy as old feuds and animosities resurface emma plays the vampire elvira. this very old well me because she's only been around i around say one of the 3 kind of ramp hires and now there are 10 different kinds of magic species around her . this is just one of 70 different role plays that comprise the danish school's curriculum including math biology chemistry physics history geography and languages taught in an unconventional way and the school success speaks for itself 72 percent of pupils subsequently go on to upper secondary schools where they can take their school leaving exams that matches the danish average. the head of the vampires tries to hold emma's clan together a few of them have gone rogue. he. made it through all the teach them. a way of. dealing with problems. none of us would have. and this is just the kind of the ultimate sister to have to walk around to have to mingle have to troll with a lot of different opinions because there's been roleplay all the the fronts and the opinions of every separators. they're al

from this bench you have a great view of bach book castle above eisenhower. the vod book castle looks like something out of the story book and it has made it into the history books so if you're in the area you should take a look at the castle and visit the town of eyes and. everyone who comes to eisenach wants to visit council. for many germans it's more than just an 11th century council it's both a tourist attraction and a famous landmark and that has to do with one man in particular martin luther starting in $1521.00 he translated the new testament into german. here a revolutionary act because anyone who could read now had access to it. a little too. little wasn't the 1st to translate the bible but he did it very well and he did it from the original greek not just from latin into german but was the. council has been the scene of many historical events it's splendid rooms testified of that for instance the apartments of st elizabeth of the who lived in the council in the 13th century. and the singers hall where in the middle ages a legendary contest among ma

there all players roam all around the castle they solve riddles find mysterious objects uncover intrigues have discussions and fight. 100 people are taking part pupils teachers even the building manager it's the 1st time for me that i feel comfortable in a school system and with the teachers. also people that i don't really talk to. just come up to me and say oh it's a really nice costume i think you're just so sweet and helpful. and that's a very good feelings very well for myself. in the evening the role play reaches its climax. saying then you. know mirren alias emma sacrificed herself in a ritual. she lets herself be transformed into a human thereby saving the magical creatures and making the world a more peaceful place. now taking away your memories that was very intense. but it is she finds the end of the ritual quite moving and if they could say something personal to us. and it was very very heartbreaking but in a good way in a good way or wow you were great thanks are you ok yeah i'm good. after just a few weeks at the school and already feels better equipped to deal with life. ra

one week later the entire school has traveled to germany for a field trip to been destroyed by castle interior and. we don't know him it helps her fellow pupils put on make up for an elaborately staged role play though there's no audience. for you. like. what you might well you visit if you go overseas and you go. there have to go out and i think. it will this helps new pupils like emma better integrate into the school community says teacher in game master morton care gore. has to study to get to sandy inside of hollow here don't feel production work standing right about the timing corp get over the special effects of your world health and was in a game. of hide and this is also very much a community community street to exercise a little skill we the people in the training school. emma puts on her costume then the role play the midnight conclave begins. it's the year 1532 inquisitors are executing supernatural beings. sorcerers bareness fun men chosen is gravely concerned indeed why we won't abandon our people and the magical world. together with vampires fairies source. shearers and

say there will be someone with knowledge of castle or other many people of different nationalities i think you get the most severely candidate when you strip for the national assembly is that normal a lot of these people from other countries are part of this grassroots national movement somebody like me who is an american i've lived practically all my life the united states except for 10 or 15 years here can also become on and be considered for the national board of the cop on national assembly which is a it's a lobby it's not a political it's not it's not an elected office volunteer group. is elected who should go it was a little bit less true but it's what i mean it's not you know it's not an elected as a government of government yes a governmental body but in terms of your own contribution to the nationalists able to this grassroots movement and clearly the your expertise. in online masters has not been a big influence in the this burgeoning growth of the castle and independence movement the fact that so much more this possible in terms of causes for the with the democratization t

she was interrogated several times, not just at the castle as i'll explain but what did happen at the castle however was they realized who she was, that this was no ordinary woman, this was from a very wealthy family . she knew patton, she knew the us ambassador in london, she knew the us secretary of war, she knew all these people balance, you name it, she knew them and the germans thought to themselves we can use this person. and initially there was some squabbling about who would control her it would be the where marked, whether it would be the german foreign office or whether it would be a gestapo and in the end the gestapo with hitler's specific blessing got her. so she was moved to dietz to berlin and i'd like to review a small excerpt of her trip from frankfurt which was near where the castle was, they moved herthere to berlin . two gertie, frankfurt appeared mortally wounded. a shopping contrast to the vibrant city with its medieval center she had visited in 1936. her escort drove her to what appeared to be the only intact building are several blocks and gertie was immediately

online masters has not been a big influence in the the bulging growth of the castle and independence movement the fact that so much more this possible in terms of causes for the with the democratization that comes with the online process is that we same people can absolutely absolutely i mean it wouldn't we wouldn't be here if it weren't for twitter and facebook and particularly what's up lately and telegram and signal and whatever else you know is coming now but you've also been a very articulate voice for the cattle and independence movement. in the media world wait again you have an advantage because you know as a native english speaker you're able to translate from the catalan and and give a view as to fight your lameduck at this is also helpful in terms of being able to spot your mesh and the catalan movement still gives a set. degree of dish maybe you know i think it's there's good things about it and bad things about it i mean the fact is i'm not couple and i'm not from here and so sometimes it feels like it's not my place on the other hand i speak up on very well and spanish

the castle. look at the main drag bishop auckland, a very different side. the top half of the high street is dying, local businesses finding it hard to survive. come the election, it will be a toss—up between local economic issues and the way they voted at the referendum. yesterday the brexit party announced they would withdraw from seats won by the conservatives in 2017. but not here, which will prove for a very interesting contest. last week we were out with the campaigns in leeds, this week we have avoided them to try get the unfiltered view from the people of bishop aukland. and we've been for three meals, breakfast, lunch and dinner. this cafe said saturday for kai above the gerund tales, on a chunk road, and in the mornings its owner is busy serving breakfast to those heading north, but she also has regulars from nearby bishop auckland, the town which in four weeks will find itself at a political crossroad. i am not voting just for brexit, which is why at the moment i am really torn. there

if you look at, for example, as we think about what we need to do with the castle and arson industries we can create a central utility system services all that it solves a lot of problems, it makes it easier for us to maintain. we are looking at how to be more creative, how to really use the best technology to come up with solutions to problems we face. >> and my right in the castle and the space in the display space because of it hba system you're really not able to use that space for what it was designed for? >> what we have to do with the arts and industries building especially, that is a building that we spent a lot of money to stabilize. the exterior is strong, the roof is good but there's millions of dollars that need to go into turning that into a space that is usable for the public. while we, for example, use that space for my installation we really are going to have to do new systems we have to fit out the spaces so it works for the general public. in essence, part of the challenge of the master plan is to look at both the whole notion of the castle as well as the arts and ind

surely castle is one of arkan hours best known tory spots and had earned world heritage status in 2000fire broke out in the main buildings before dawn the flames spreading quickly through the ancient timbers more than 10 fire engines were sent to tackle the blaze but there was little they could do local people looking on helplessly the full extent of the damage was revealed at 1st light many of the buildings reduced to smoking ruins the castle dates from the rio q kingdom which spanned 450 years until lock in our was an extra by japan in the 19th century as a symbol of the island's heritage it had in recent days been holding an annual festival recreating rituals from the past. oak an hour's loss will be felt by japan as a whole think i thought i understand sure a castle in a world heritage site is an extremely important symbol of okinawa i feel my heart ache a stan my heartfelt sympathy to the people of iraq in our the castle had been wrecked and restored before from fierce fighting between u.s. and japanese forces at the end of world war 2 the government has promised to rebuild it onc

like, churches are just beautiful little castles for god. then, the guys came out, the priests - [ laughter ] and they had the incense and they are like, "what dang!" [ laughter ] everyone's dressed up. and, like, they sing the songs and like weirdly, i knew some of the songs because they're like in our culture. [ laughter ] but even when i didn't really know the words, i could still be like -- [ vocalizing ] and everyone was like, "yeah." [ laughter ] like, just like the best mood. like, the christians are in the best moods >> jimmy: that's right come on. [ cheers and applause jenny slate, everybody "stage fright" is currently streaming on netflix "little weirds" is available now. megan gailey will perform a stand-up for us next stick around jenny slate. [ cheers and applause ♪ my joints... they hurt. the pain and swelling. the psoriasis. cosentyx treats more than just the joint pain of active psoriatic arthritis. it even helps stop further joint damage. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis

castle -- mrs. castle, describe what mr.temore said about financial assistance as economic nonsense is absolutely absurd. mrs. castle recalls in her recent book that mr. callahan ace said that if he were young man, he would immigrate because he did not have answers to any of britain's economic problems or any other problems. i would suggest the reason she sought to join the european parliament was precisely the same reason. [applause] [crosstalk] >> i may be an old-fashioned 21-year-old, but i make no apology for saying the government should not rest until the inflationary disease has been expunged from the british economy once and for all. the only tolerable level of inflation is zero inflation. bercow was aung leading figure in the anti-immigration group on the far right of the party and a crowdpleasing party activist. >> in the public sector, end punitive taxation and the release of our industry from cumbersome political control, the results of failure in the form of a socialist nightmare, hardly bearing reflection. david

get alone is now europe's biggest medieval castle building project. it's located about 200 kilometers south of paris near the village of teenie in the burgundy region the idea is to reproduce a slice of life in the 13th century. a casa never actually existed here before this is a modern day medieval started building on a 70000 square meters site. the plan took shape in the mid 1990 s. historians and medieval enthusiasts came together to find out what building a costal in the middle ages involved. today some 40 craftsmen are employed here not only in montana has directed the project since the start in 1997. don't think it's a bit like an orchestra with many different instruments and every craftsman is important everyone is needed every day to build this castle to issue a commemorative 2 more and anyone can lend a hand every year 600 volunteers come along to help. and today one of them a console i dressed like this of course. that's better now i'm ready for my 1st assignment in the quarry. you can just hammer away at any of the rocks here. you have to s

if you look at -- the castle and the arts and industries, if if we can create essential utility system that services all that, it solve a lot of problems, makes is easier to maintain. so we're looking how to be more creative, how to really use the best technology to come up with solutions to the problems we'll face. >> am i right in the castle and the space there, the display, the space there, because of the hva system you're not able to use that space for what it was designed for? >> i think what we have to dive the arts and industries billing specially, a building we spent a lot of money to stabilize. the exterior is strong, the roof is good, but there's millions of dollars that need to go into turning that interest a space that is usable for the public. while we, for example, use that space for my installation, we really are going to have to do new systems, have to fit out the spaces so it works for the general public so in essence part of the challenge of the master plan is to look at both the whole notion of the castle as well as the arts and industries and have we use those bette

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the perpetrators entered through a window facing the castle square cut through the bars smashed the window pane and targeted a specific display case. between the. surveillance video shows them breaking the display case the guards then called the police but when they arrived just 5 minutes later the perpetrators had already fled potentially using a car which had later been found in an underground car park and set on fire with me . i considered the security measures in place at the state collections in the dresden castle to be excellent and extensive we can now see that this wasn't the case experts believe the alarm system may no longer have been state of the art the men had to for a minimum one could have quite simply prevented such a break in with a decent security strategy mechanically and electronically the security was not sufficient and. so what will the thieves do with the jewelry the most likely scenario is a simple one you did of the thieves and for will break the individual stones out of their casing live then change their cut so that their origin is no longer recognizable. then th

if you look at, when we think about what we need to do with the castle and arts and industries, if we can create a central utilities system that services all of that, it's also a lot of problems. it makes it easier for us to maintain. so we are looking at how to be more creative, how to use the best technology to come up with solutions to the problems we faced. >> am i right in the council. because of the aches va system were not able to use that for what it was designed for. >> what we have to do especially, we've been a lot of money to stabilize that. there's millions of dollars that need to be spent to turn that space into something that is useful for the public. we use that space for my insulation, we really need to do new systems, we need to fit at the spaces so it worked for the systems. so part of the master plan is to look at the castle, and how we use those better to serve not, just as office space, put our visitors and our public. >> great. i'm sure we will have time for more questions, and senator, you are the authorizing member on the committee, so you can get a couple of

this issue i considered the security measures in place at the state collections in the dressed in castle to be excellent and extensive we can now see that this wasn't the case experts believe the alarm system may no longer have been state of the art when i had to move them and one could have quite simply prevented such a break in with a decent security strategy mechanically and electronically the security was not sufficient. reason to lie so what will the thieves do with the jewelry the most likely scenario is a simple one. the thieves and for will break the individual stones out of their casing live then change their cut so that their origin is no longer recognizable. then they will try to sell them on the global market by. an upsetting idea for voters who hold these cultural heirlooms dear one small consolation the museum's most valuable jewel is the green diamond currently still safe and on loan in new york. u.n. secretary general antonio terrace has been holding talks with german chancellor angela merkel here in berlin the 2 discussed a range of issues including conflicts in syria an

rudy stayed at the guy's spanish castle and came back to the u.s.e juice s department to try to get the castle guy out of any potential charges he might be facing for laundering billions of dollars. no wonder the justice department is like we did not know what was going with on with rudy. had we known we wouldn't have -- this is the second time just this week we had reporting of rudy giuliani doing that. allegedly going to billionaires who are facing serious scrutiny in the united states and offering those billionaires he can help out in terms of their justice department worries. there's this guy with the spanish castle we learned about today, and according to some bombshell reporting there'd also furtash, a ukrainian oligarch who's an upper echelon associate of organized crime according to the justice department. rudy giuliani reportedly offered mr. firtash a little help with his problems with doj if he will give giuliani a little help in ukraine. well, lev and igor are going to be back in court on monday in new york. we may learn more then about t

yes, for mrs castle to describe what mr whitelaw said about financial assistance as economic nonsenselly is utterly absurd. mrs castle recalls in her recent book that mr callaghan once said that if he were a young man, he would emigrate because he didn't have any of the answers to britain's economic or any other problems. i would suggest to mrs castle that the reason she sought to join the european parliament was precisely the same. applause. 0k, 0k. mr whitelaw was talking economic common sense. hold on, you've made a very good point. i may be an old—fashioned 21—year—old, conference, but i make no apology for saying that the government should not rest until the inflationary disease has been expunged from the british economy once and for all. the only tolerable level of inflation is zero inflation. the young bercow was a leading figure in the anti—immigration monday club, on the far right of the conservative party, and a crowd—pleasing party conference activist. smaller public sector, an end to punitive taxation and the release of our industry from cumbersome political control. the r

yes, for mrs castle to describe what mr whitelaw said about financial assistance as economic nonsenselly is utterly absurd. mrs castle recalls in her recent book that mr callaghan once said that if he were a young man, he would emigrate because he didn't have any of the answers to britain's economic or any other problems. i would suggest to mrs castle that the reason she sought to join the european parliament was precisely the same. applause. 0k, 0k. mr whitelaw was talking economic common sense. hold on, you've made a very good point. i may be an old—fashioned 21—year—old, conference, but i make no apology for saying that the government should not rest until the inflationary disease has been expunged from the british economy once and for all. the only tolerable level of inflation is zero inflation. the young bercow was a leading figure in the anti—immigration monday club, on the far right of the conservative party, and a crowd—pleasing party conference activist. smaller public sector, an end to punitive taxation and the release of our industry from cumbersome political control. the r

auckland castle was the seat of the prince bishops.rs they ruled the northern frontier for the kings of england. it has been a labour stronghold in modern times, built on coal, and in every election since 1935 the town has voted the same way. the impregnable red wall is in danger of being breached. since 2005, the labour majority has collapsed to just over 500, and if the tories are to have any chance of securing a majority this time, it is brexit seats like this that they have to take. the newly—reopened castle is bringing welcome trade to the fifteas tea shop, where we meet rebecca and steve, who are decidedly undecided. who will get us out of this the best? this is the north—east, how can this be a target seats for the tories? i feel as though there's nobody i can trust at the moment, in terms the people available to us, in terms of labour, the conservatives, the other parties, there is nobody i have confidence in to take us forward. it is no longer black and white. 0ld political ties have frayed. 0ur would booking for dinner was at

it's1stjuly, 1969, welcome to the investiture of the prince of wales here at carnarvon castle.'s being reimagined by netflix — the exact same castle, the exact same location. as the world's most famous family return, olivia colman — oscar winnerfor one role as a monarch — takes on another one. it's so much fun. i mean, look at the hats you get to wear. it's extraordinary, isn't it? people have forgotten about the hats. yes. it's there, this is pretty good copy. yeah, yeah, i've seen pictures, "no way." oh, yes, way. yeah, yeah. on set, in between takes, i'm granted a royal audience. a person made a vow in their 20s to serve their nation, she's done it, she's now in her 90s. she's extraordinary. and never stepped away from it. yeah. i've become almost obsessed with her. she's amazing! and the show is much an investigation of the institution as it is the people, so it's about those figures within this organisation, the sort of pressures, the weird loneliness of it. tell me, it's all any of us want to know. what do you want from us? well, the truth is we don't know what we want. a

german police are hunting for the thieves that ran sacked dresden castle including diamonds.y haven't got them yet. so is hope waning? >> reporter: it's been more than 48 hours since this very brave attack where with authorities now describing the scene as looking like battle field by the time we got into it. you've seen images released inside, taking their acts to the showcase in order to extract the jewels and the whole thing lasting just minutes. you can imagine the scene the police found by the time they got there. the latest is we had another appeal urging people to come forward and they created a portal. they wanted people to upgrade any pictures or videos that could be relevant to the scene and investigation. they really don't can know very much about what happened after the thieves drove away from dresden castle with what they've stolen. they seem simply to have vanished into thin air. >> presumably if they literally don't know who they're chasing, they're not going to be able to tell us whether or not they were linked with people on the inside. >> reporter: i think i

the castles will be on display until january 2nd. >> mike said he had gone to see this before. where are the castles that you can eat? >> kumasi asked me, wait, can you touch it and eat it? i would like to see you try. security? >> ma'am. >> make sure i have my camera ready. post that on instagram. they're beautiful. they're roped off. >> i wasn't the only one thinking this. >> so do a lot of kids. >> i know you wouldn't see this beautiful 12-foot castle, you know what? do you think it's charlie and the chocolate factory? >> could be is. >> give me that drawbridge, it looks yummy. let's see what's going on at 6:18. here's a look at walnut creek. more than an inch of rain. right now it looks to be letting up as we look south on 680. a look at san rafael, an inch and a third of rain looking south on 101. it looks to be letting up also. everything is damp and wet this morning. if not, it will get wet again, periods of showers and thunderstorms possible. that will slowly taper tonight and tomorrow. friday is our driest day. light to moderate rain is coming in saturday and sunday. l

' brought pride to the new castle community. congratulations to the trojans great job on a three-peat. mr. speaker, i rise today to greenfield central high school marching band for indiana he class b state championship. recently visited greenfield central high school and was able to meet some of the band members nd see their incredible facilities firsthand. he 160-member could go arrest pride marching band -- cougar marching band worked hard and it's an accomplishment they re sure to remember for the rest of their lives. i congratulate them on their asome achievement. mr. speaker, i rise -- awesome achievement. mr. speaker, i rise to recognize barbara hinkle for receiving the award.hop respect life as a member of the st. gabriel started the ra compassionate visitors and vigil serves group which local nursing homes. barbara started the group to and hope she said, joy to the lonely and peace and comfort to the dying. barbara on her award and thank her for her heart.'s mr. speaker, i rise today to for the y appreciation muncie publ

in essence, part of the challenge of the master plan is to look at both the whole notion of the castle as well as the arts and industries and how we use those better to serve not just office space but serve our visitors and public. >> great. i'm sure we'll have time for a second round of questions. and senator udaall is the ranking member on the authorizing committee. you can get a couple of double strokes in here today by talking about the authorizing issues and not just looking at those as appropriating issues. senator? >> and we work together as on the appropriations economy. he's a cardinal. i'm just a cardinal in waiting. but chairman blunt, with your permission, i would -- there's another hearing. i'm going to allow her to proceed with her questioning at this point. >> thank you. thank you charnl and ranking member. i appreciate the opportunity. obviously i have similar concerns about the maintenance backlog. want to do whatever we can to assist and give you the resources you need to address that. i co-want -- do want to ask a question. you talked about having 155 million on jelk

the planning and design funding requested in fy 2020 will address the future of the smithsonian castle in the arts and industry building. these projects represent the component of a 20 year plan for the south lot. a series of capital projects required after decades of deferred maintenance. during addition the collections have grown over 155 million objects. these objects need to be stored, maintained, cared for and prepared an exposition. most of our visitors the collections we have largely defined the institution. our collections are vital national asset and were always striving to improve storage conditions, striking a balance between collections and access to them. the space the house or collections are not immune from deterioration. the maintenance has been deferred to the point of requiring capital investment. our collections based framework outlines a strategy for improving all of our collection facilities. the smithsonian pressing infrastructure needs need and demand our immediate attention. despite our best efforts, must enter much of our infrastructure continues to be below st

with his castle recalls in her recent book that mr.allahan once said, he would never have no access to britain's economic problems. --'s just the reason he sorted i make no apology for saying --e government should not level of inflation is zero inflation. >> he was a leading figure in the anti-immigration group on the far right of the party and eight crowdpleasing party activist. >> and punitive taxation and the release of our industry from cumbersome political control, resulting in failure in the form of a socialist nightmare, hardly bearing reflection. eight -- by 1992, he was fighting and losing for labor seat in bristol. he was to travel a long way politically. even after being elected mp of buckingham, the continued to euro -- fly the flag for skepticism. >> accusatory euro skeptic and part of it. >> it will almost certainly fail. it is absolute nonsense for britain to sign up to a policy made by people in frankfurt who do not elect and we cannot remove. >> his views and crockery have changed as an ambitious mp. his marriage coinc

what did happen at the castle, however, was they realized who she was. but this was no ordinary woman. this woman was from a very wealthy family. she knew patton and u.s. ambassador in london and u.s. secretary of war. she knew all of these people, the mellon you name it she knew them and germans naught to themselves we can use this person. and initially there was some squabbling about who would control her. whether it would be the german foreign office, or whether it would be the gastapo and with hitler specific at blessing got her. so she was moved to deets -- from deets to berlin. and i just like to read you a small excerpt of her trip from frankfurt which was near where the capitol was they moved her there to berlin to frank further appeared mortsly wounded a shocking contrast to the vibrant city with its medieval center she visited in 1936 hers escort drove her to what appear to be building for several blocks. and immediately alarmed when she saw guards from the sd sicker heights, the intelligence intelligence of the s cringes and nazi party. the of