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a successful combination of a proven sci—fi format and a charismatic lead actor., you are from doctor who magazine, do you know who it is? i honestly do not know. so few people know, it is a big top—secret. whoever it is, they have massive shoes to fill. taking over from peter capaldi, he has been a great doctor and an established actor. whoever it is, i imagine they are feeling quite nervous now. for over 50 years, the person playing the doctor has always been two things, white and male. many will be disappointed if that again turns out to be the case. others say they should simply cast the best performer available. fans will find out who has the role later today. let's get more on this with susan hewitt editor of the dr who fan website blogtor who. she joins us now from cambridge via skype. do you know who it is? now, i'm afraid i do not. they have kept it very secret and they have done an excellent job of not very secret and they have done an excellentjob of not letting anyone know who that doctor may be. you must be feeling very excited, what sort of doctor do

drop is charismatic in his own -- donald trump is charismatic in his own way. they come together on this very important slate of matters. >> they went well over 30 minutes. they spoke for more than two hours. what do you think of that? >> there were a lot of issues on table. the med dilling being one -- meddling being one thing, syria, they have a lot to talk about. >> this is a time of ditch relations between the united states and russia. there's little trust between the two countries. the allegations about the tampering of the election. is this a good first start? president trump said he wanted to have better relations with russia. is this the first step? >> it's a very good first step, it's an investment in the future. despite knowing that the russians meddling in the election, there's so many other issues enter nationally. it would be foolish not to have engagement with the russians, and frankly, the two pressing. you cannot go -- presidents. you cannot go along without them talking. >> and just want to point out, they agreed to the ceasefire on syria. >> a

charismatic guy. he goes to the bills and comes to everybody likes oj running through the airport and then this awful thing happened a lot of people did not believe he did it and still do not believe he did it. here we are. >> you live and die with our justice system and you take what you get >> better guilty -- better 10 guilty go free than one innocent person gets convicted. he is out as it really should be. i hope he goes down low if he is smart. he will get tossed back in and he will be watched very very closely by the parole people in florida and they will have stringent guidelines on him. reporting and drug testing and alcohol testing and all sorts of things. >> thank you. you can head over to our facebook page for a complete rapid of the hearing. we have stories of his time growing up in the bay area.>>> continuing coverage of the detweiler fire in mariposa county. the fire has grown nearly 25,000 acres in just the past 24 hours. it has now burned a total of 70,000 acres and is only 10% contain

it was said that the judge looked past my clean-cut exterior and charismatic behavior to see the true am. and that's a direct quote. as well as the fact that at least one person, maybe two, said they feared for their lives when i got out, saying i would come back with a vengeance. >> with 21 years of his life at stake antonucci needs to find a way to make other people see him as he sees himself. >> i've done a lot of harm. i feel i can do a lot of good if i'm given a chance. i just hope i'm given that chance. >>> coming up, a ghost written poem makes one inmate feel loved. >> if i were a free man, i'd whisk you away. we'd be on the -- >> while a scathing newspaper article haunts another just days before his sentencing. >> does that have an impact? >> it's obviously not favorable but it's just. i'm real! at discover, we're always here to talk. good, 'cause i don't have time for machines. some companies just don't appreciate the power of conversation! you know, i like you! i like you too! at discover, we treat you like you'd treat you. get the it card and talk to a real person. ♪ it's h

. >> the man was very charismatic, drop dead gorgeous. >>estranged husband. >> i caught them having sex in room 11. >> but the case really started to sizzle when someone torched the motel. >> somebody was trying to destroy some evidence or know. ng? >> this is a murder mystery of epic proportions. >> were obsessed with this case. >> can this get any more bizarre? >> i'm lester holt, and this is "dateline." here's keith morrison with "a place on the sand." >> reporter: there is a little island. its own bit of fantasy, off the gulf coast of florida. it's kind of a little paradise here. >> it is paradise. it just gets better and better, we think. >> reporter: anna maria island where high rise condos are banned is seven miles of unspoiled white sand, unspoiled house, unspoiled people, too, most of themp. >> when you come across the bridge, it's a whole different life. you just come across the bridge and it's like ah. >> it is. >> yeah. >> reporter: and here's where she found her little paradise, too. came all the way from germany for it. sabe

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i looked into his eyes and putting famous charismatic.e expense of the american people. >> all right. tenkiller. we appreciate your time. thank you for being here. >> the senator held the press conference 1st and against the gop health care bill >> she urged voters to take action to help but she says is an immoral policy that jeopardizes care for california's most honorable residents will get on your phone and call as many republicans as you possibly can. there is no democrat in the united states senate that will vote for this bill. it will be 51 republicans or nothing. i think we are very close to defeating it. >> lawmakers are hoping to have a new version of the bill when they return to washington next week. republicans can't afford to lose if they want the legislation passed before the july for three says nine republicans had voiced opposition to the bill. >>> a place but it on takeoff and then crash. clear from the pilot that crash landed near vacaville today. >>> today is the the tesla's model three moves off the assembly line. comin

by the time maduro came to power in 2013, venezuela's bolivian revolution, begun by his charismatic predecessor was spluttering badly. price controls and the state seizure of industry had apparently failed. when the oil price fell, venezuela's extravagant spending didn't stop. the country found itself borrowing heavily and increasingly reliant on imports of food and medicine. in the last four years, the economy has shrunk by a third. the imf estimates that inflation is running at over 700%, the highest in the world. the people began to go hungry. three out of four venezuelans lost an average of 18lb in weight last year. corruption, say critics, helps the regime to stay in power. by controlling foreign exchange, the government decides who prospers. the army are kept onside by being given charge of the most critical imports. the media is muzzled. in march, maduro's supreme court declared the opposition—led national assembly to be illegitimate. days of daily demonstrations and violent clashes with the security forces followed. over 100 have died, and thousands more have been arrested. then, in may

what i was seeing was a very charismatic guy, but who had the subtlety in his performance.n i cast heath lerge as the joker, it raised a lot of eye brows, and i have to trust my insingts and harry was perfect for this part. >> now harry told us that he habiten by the acting bug and he wants to do it again. but he has added 56 more days to his solo tour. thank goodness. >> he is a busy man. speaking of bitten -- >> i'm going to start chovrping. >> still to come, we're with the hollywood masseuse sinking her teeth into the stars. >>> and abby lee miller just days before she goes to prison. her biggest concerns before life behind bars ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo dealer today and get up to $4,500 in allowances. finding the best hotel price is now a safe bet. because tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites - so you save up to 30% on the hotel you want. lock it in. tripadvisor. the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to some

those who use charismatic means of hunting for oil. they are called poor boys. they are not able to drill to -- drill to pay -- drill too deep. the best they can hope for is oil in shallow soil. they find that in east texas. the oil companies have brushed aside the potential of that. it turns out to be a tremendous field. an oil lake 10 miles wide containing an estimated 5.5 billion barrels. largest discovered in the world at that point. saudi arabia will turn that equation on its head. 1/3 of all total oil produced in the u.s. and that time. -- that time. -- at that time. this is a massive field. thanks to methods that are not necessarily seen as scientific, it proves that even the poorest wildcatters can make it. this oil boom on a scale not witnessed before is the migration of wildcatters, small producers and drillers, and a whole host of workers, from roughnecks to the service industry, to barmaids and prostitutes, they all do send -- all descend upon east texas. in places like longview, texas, the picture below is a forest of derricks, which is typical in -

what i was seeing was a very charismatic guy, but who had the subtlety in his performance.n i cast heath lerge as the joker, it raised a lot of eye brows, and i have to trust my insingts and harry was perfect for this part. >> now harry told us that he habiten by the acting bug and he wants to do it again. but he has added 56 more days to his solo tour. thank goodness. >> he is a busy man. speaking of bitten -- >> i'm going to start chovrping. >> still to come, we're with the hollywood masseuse sinking her teeth into the stars. >>> and abby lee miller just days before she goes to prison. her biggest concerns before life behind bars. ♪ sun to the farm ♪ ♪ to the seeds in a row ♪ ♪ goodness begins with the seed that you sow ♪ ♪ plant that oat and watch it grow ♪ ♪ good goes around and around and around ♪ ♪ seed to the oat ♪ to get made to an o ♪ ♪ o from the farm ♪ ♪ straight into your bowl ♪ put in the good and the good will grow ♪ ♪ good goes around and around and around ♪ ♪ good goes around and around... ♪ >>> tomorrow on "e.t." girls trip star, tiffany haddish on her chil

bulent: turkish people love charismatic political leaders, like erdogan is one of them.nd my name comes from a leader 30 or 40 years ago, my father was a fan of him. we always loved that kind of political figure in the country. unfortunately, mr. kilicdaroglu is not that kind of person. he became a very interesting condition to becoming the president of chp. that was kind of a videotaped crisis, and he became the president of chp. anyway, the problem is he knows that he is not enough for that. especially in the march, the journalists asked him several times, "will you be a nominee against mr. erdogan in 2019?" he didn't say it directly, but he meant, "i want to be." i think he's trying to just open the way, trying to broaden the opposition gateway to the 2019, and he's not strong enough. anything is possible in turkey. anything can happen. since my 20's, i did journalism in turkey. i'm 40 years old. as far as i know, they would not dare to arrest mr. kilicdaroglu. that would start something else in the country. melinda: several of you have made the point that for a real

you are saying it's a possibility the charismatic, young 39—or—1i0—year—old could be an opposition candidateons? that is a distinct possibility? i am saying that we should talk to each other as political partners in civil society, and i am saying that the ruler of the opposition is yet to be determined, and i hope when that person is determined, they will be realistic enough to understand the capacity and be ways to defeat mugabe. not in an idealistic way. that does not sound like a ringing endorsement. the point i am trying to make is that you say yes, it does extend their hands to the young generation. more than 75% of zimbabwe's population is under 35. however, voters of that age group are only 5%. that is because they are disillusioned and are looking for alternatives. the leader of the african democratic party says, i don't see the situation changing because these people lack integrity. she says, we cannot have the same current players that we have, so why notjust move off the stage? the example that you are giving of mmusi maimane, of the african democratic party, theyjust signed up to

know with although i will argue nipples can be dangerous they are right i once knew a nipple so charismatic it could topple a regime really good we discuss this in your facebook or nam again i. thank you. thank you lee i have told you how cold dictators i don't know you know full well they're pretty powerful. anyway these links are terrible news for facebook but great news for my eyes. my space is like we may have allowed child pornography but i always warn right. away and children of all types everyone is criticizing basically hell but they're doing their best to limit hate speech on line by using an algorithm that protects all races all genders and all disabilities but all ages you know so you could post something like. should be bludgeoned to death with dictionaries whenever they abbreviate the word super as supes you know the. way you are allowed to do. that changes my day really. but however it was like out of a good band well i have the internal documents to train you to be a facebook censor it's going to take five hours no no no you're thinking of how long it takes to become a police

anti-corruption message resonates with me, and i think that he's a very charismatic politician. >> reporter: 23-year-old kiril kozlovsky-- and anyone in the crowd who wanted one-- got a photo with navalny. kozlovksy promptly posted it to his profile on vk, russia's equivalent of facebook. koslovsky acknowledges that putin has brought relative prosperity to russia. he's not even old enough to remember the political and economic chaos that putin helped end when he came to power in 1999. what would you say to your parents or grandparents who say, "look, things were a lot worse for us before president putin"? >> in the 18 years that have passed, he and his team could have done a lot more to help the situation, a lot more to make it better. and he didn't. so, he's to blame for this. >> reporter: in cheboksary, 375 miles east of moscow, the local government made sure no one in the city center would rent space to the navalny campaign, so his gatherings take place on the edge of towns, like this apartment complex. semyon kochkin is the local campaign manager. >> ( translated ): we were rejected by

consistently been one of the bbc‘s biggest hits, a successful combination of a great format and a charismaticme a female doctor? some will, some won't be sure. doctor who is all about change and this is potentially an exciting one. with the bbc committing itself to greater diversity, it will be hoping this will not only excite viewers, but clearly demonstrate the time travel show has moved firmly into the 21st century. you have been watching newsday on the bbc. hgppy happy world emoji day. it's sad i am not speak a global star as you are... laughter no, it means you are are... laughter no, it means you are a global superstar. we love you very much. happy emoji day! hello there. plenty going on with our weather in the next few days. in facty, plenty of ups and downs to come during the week ahead. but if you like sunshine, the weekend ended on a high note for most of us. that was the scene on sunday afternoon in northern ireland. the sunset looked like this from our weather watcher in warwickshire. we take some of the sunshine with us into the start of the week. this is the first chunk of weath

a successful combination of a proven sci—fi format and a charismatic lead actor.to be high. emily, you are from doctor who magazine, do you know who it is? i honestly do not know. so few people know, it is a big top—secret. whoever it is, they have massive shoes to fill. taking over from peter capaldi, he has been a great doctor and an established actor. whoever it is, i imagine they are feeling quite nervous now. for over 50 years, the person playing the doctor has always been two things, white and male. many will be disappointed if that again turns out to be the case. others say they should simply cast the best performer available. fans will find out who has the role later today. for lots of us, a trip to the coast often fish and chips after a day of fresh sea air. but the seagulls of north yorkshire have become notorious for mobbing and robbing tourists fish suppers. but now a special team, with one expert member, is being deployed to target the seagulls nests in an attempt to try drive them away. danny savage reports. they are the noisy muggers in the seaside

consistently been one of the bbc‘s biggest hits, a successful combination of a great format and a charismatic is certain to be high. will all fans welcome a female doctor? some will, some won't be sure. doctor who is all about change and this is potentially an exciting one. with the bbc committing itself to greater diversity, it will be hoping this announcement will not only excite viewers, but clearly demonstrate the time travel show has moved firmly into the 21st century. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter, i'm @duncangolestani. hello there. plenty going on with our weather in the next few days. in fact, plenty of ups and downs to come during the week ahead. but if you like sunshine, the weekend ended on a high note for most of us. that was the scene on sunday afternoon in northern ireland. the sunset looked like this from our weather watcher in warwickshire. we take some of the sunshine with us into the start of the week. this is the first chunk of weather in the week. monday, tuesday, wednesday, increasing temperatures, hitting 30. some rain at times

a successful combination of a proven sci—fi format and a charismatic lead actor. be high. emily, you are from doctor who magazine, do you know who it is? i honestly do not know. so few people know, it is a big top—secret. whoever it is, they have massive shoes to fill. taking over from peter capaldi, he has been a great doctor and an established actor. whoever it is, i imagine they are feeling quite nervous now. for over 50 years, the person playing the doctor has always been two things, white and male. many will be disappointed if that again turns out to be the case. others say they should simply cast the best performer available. fans will find out who has the role later today. right, lots of sport this afternoon, tennis and formula 1. let's find out what the weather will be doing. after a great day yesterday with some rain things are slowly brightening up through the day. from the north which is where we will see the north which is where we will see the best up—to—date's spells of sunshine. that is only half of the story, the sunshine in another, because about

if this is not true of rasheed, that they generally have people within their communities who are charismatic lead them into this ideology. but i suppose my question to you is whether you can pinpoint who was responsible for taking rasheed into this direction? throughout the investigation we've never been able to find out, neither ourselves or the police, have been able to find out who recruited rasheed. i know certainly it was somebody within the community, probably a friend, that's from my own instinct and from what i've been able to pick up. like i said, we've never had concrete answers to actually who recruited him. if you could find that person, would you try to seek them out? i would want them absolutely to be brought tojustice, i really would. because when you talk about blame, i always say it's obviously an instinct, you always want when we have these atrocities, straightaway we want to blame somebody and point the finger. is not always helpful because then we don't find solutions, we're not really putting our heads together and finding those proper solutions. ultimately ijust blame i

to study to try his hand at standup comedy and that's just one of course of the many stunts this charismatic politician has pulled during his many years in office. what's life. no sense of humor needed for our next story going to go well a soyuz spacecraft to to blast off the international space station again today the guys all working really hard towards the. next crew to the. important nicky baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan for us for the preview of its taken off in a. market that will carry you. to the international space station where they will spend one hundred thirty nine days in all enjoying the time they will just be enjoying using the name of a whole list of experiments they need to get there and some of those sounds. one of the most peculiar sounding experiments to be conducted on the international space station this time in both testing sensitivity to pain in zero gravity i asked people how they think it will be done but you could do some tweaking like that but just. other the face but. i think because you know when you're in the grave everything's very slow with imaginations run

is a compelling narrative hand it is useful for marketing products if you have somebody who is charismatic, clearly very smart and a master of the industry so steve jobs and sell the product and forever be associated. certainly he was hands on but the truth is even if it was developed at apple would not have happened without scores of people working around the clock to make that happen nesses nothing of the steeper trend lines with all the prior technology. but the tenth anniversary of the eye from come out -- i felt we all see him on stage holding the phone and data commanding presence pressed to do process that's so now we have the iphone but explaining these interlocking stories is so important because not just only the breakthrough that apple managed to do but to further the art on the engineering side they manage to get this multi touched to do the hand vocabulary that translates into computing and then using classic had not been done before. and the human interface team and they all did amazing work designing the human interface that makes the iphone what it is i guess it is budging

decided to try his hand as a bit of a stand up comedy and that's just one of the many stunts that charismatic politicians pulled of course during his years in office let's take a moment to remind us. the. music of a different kind of a great role in. five six hours because the soyuz spacecraft is due to blast off the international space station later today set to carry the next. door down for us. is this the is market that will carry it through to the international space station where they will spend one hundred thirty nine days in all enjoying the time they won't just be enjoying music they have a whole list of experiments they need to get through and some of those sounds. as if. one of the most peculiar sounding experiments to be conducted on the international space station this time involves testing sensitivity to pain in zero gravity i asked people how they think it will be done but you could do some tweaking but. other the face but. i think because you know when you're in the gravity everything's very slow with imaginations running wild i decided to get the details from the crew themselv

a standup comedy you can decide whether it works or not that's just one of the many stunts the charismatic politician of course pulled during his years in office. the soyuz spacecraft to blast off for the international space station later today it's set to cover the next crew to the orbiting lab. baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan for the preview. this is the story is market that will carry the remount story to the international space station where they will spend one hundred thirty nine days in all base enjoying the time they won't just be enjoying news and they have a whole list of experiments they need to get through and some of them sounds more peculiar that. one of the most peculiar sounding experiments to be conducted on the international space station this time in both testing sensitivity to pain in zero gravity i asked people how they think it will be done but you could do some tweaking it like that but just other the face but it's zero gravity i think you know because you know when you're in the gravity everything's very slow with imaginations running wild i decided to get the deta

a successful combination of a proven sci—fi format and a charismatic lead actor.ertain to be high. emily, you are from doctor who magazine, you must know who it is? i honestly do not know. so few people know, it is a big top—secret. whoever it is, they have massive shoes to fill. taking over from peter capaldi, he has been a great doctor and an established actor. whoever it is, i imagine they are feeling quite nervous now. for over 50 years, the person playing the doctor has always been two things, white and male. many will be disappointed if that again turns out to be the case. others say they should simply cast the best performer available. fans will find out who has the role later today. we will be speaking to the comedian and actor, and doctor who fan, john culshaw, shortly. firstly, a little bit of him impersonating a certain former boxer. -- doctor. i never forget former boxer. -- doctor. i neverforget a former boxer. -- doctor. i never forget a face. i know you don't. in years to come, you could find yourself revisiting a few, but just the old favourites. y

consistently been one of the bbc‘s biggest hits, a successful combination of a great format and a charismaticle doctor? some will, some won't be sure. doctor who is all about change and this is potentially an exciting one. with the bbc committing itself to greater diversity, it will be hoping this will not only excite viewers, but clearly demonstrate the time travel show has moved firmly into the 21st century. bbc news. you have been watching newsday on the bbc. i got your tweet, a smiley face and a cup of coffee and "zzz." i think face and a cup of coffee and "zzz." ithinki face and a cup of coffee and "zzz." i think i understand. and before we go, the canadian pm, justin trudeau, has met baby justin trudeau, who is the son of syrian refugees who decided to name their baby after the politician as a thank you to their adopted country. thank you forjoining us. see you again soon. goodbye. plenty going on with the weather in the next few days. ups and downs to come during the week ahead. if you like sunshine, the weekend ended on a high note for most of us. that was the scene on sunday afternoo

been one of the bbc‘s greatest hits, a successful combination are proven sci—fi format and the charismaticdo you think all fans will welcome female doctor? i think most will, some would be sure, but i think they should remember that doctor who is all about change and this is potentially a really big, really exciting change to the show. the bbc having committed itself to greater diversity, it will be hoping today's announcement will not only excite viewers but will also clearly demonstrate that the time travel show has moved firmly into the 21st century. that's it. you're watching bbc world news. do stay with us. hello there. plenty going on with our weather in the next few days. in fact, plenty of ups and downs to come during the week ahead. but if you like sunshine, the weekend ended on a high note for most of us. that was the scene on sunday afternoon in northern ireland. the sunset looked like this from our weather watcher in warwickshire. we take some of the sunshine with us into the start of the week. this is the first chunk of weather in the week. monday, tuesday, wednesday, increasi

india's sort of etc ations know what ace we can look at it as an experiment that he's led by main charismatic and knowledgeable fear we've moved early in who is fifteen decisions almost unilaterally about eight there was a fake vote about their haste off the doll and that was faked or any. part of it they are missing the hands off a few people that are running very interesting experiments and a was. backed off keeping a price nope because that is adoption for them if you want to run it their contract if you want to use the computer you have to pay their own corns now is very different from equinoxes of a proposition so there is not a long time interest in keeping an eye on you hi there oh should be no to easy to ease their day they had option and a use of do it a computer so it would be a constant pump and dump actually speaking that's what i believe it will become because you know there is a moment in which the price skyrockets week i see oh sweet dreams be don't beat quite which he can become fables and then those that are making beats going south some and cash in quite a lot. oh. we're goi

a successful combination of a province i fight format and the charismatic lead actor.ost will. some won't be sure but they should remember that doctor who is all about change and this is potentially a really big, really exciting change to the show. with the bbc having committed itself to greater diversity, it will be hoping that today's announcement will not only excite viewers, but clearly demonstrate that the time travel show has moved firmly into the 21st century. lizo mzimba, bbc news. an international robotics competition for young people starts on monday in washington. it's called the first global challenge and aims to help young people excel in stem subjects — science, technology, engineering and mathematics. high schools from all over the world will compete for over six weeks to build game—playing robots. one of the teams had a trickier route to the finals than most. rejected for visas after two rounds of interviews and banned from entering the united states, these young women never give up entering the united states, these young women never give up the fight t