they learned the circus skills for fun.ool served the children food and kids with no home or who feared returning to their parents slept at the church or at the couple's house. they used their savings from their time in europe to fund the operation. however, many local residents were critical of their work. tsengel is 20 and also the circus' top juggler. he met tomuru and his wife one winter when he was just 8 years old and living in a sewer. living in the cramped and unhygienic sewer caused the boy to develop a slight malformation in his legs. he decided to focus on juggling instead. he lives with another member of the circus. their home unless the basement of an apartment block. he lives together with a boy he knew on the streets together his parents. many blocks in mongolia will rent out a basement for free in return for the residents cleaning the stairs and public areas and taking out the trash. the group has continually held performances ever since tomuru and his wife opened the school. in 2011, after six years in oper

and the circus you know it and again you notice he wasn't. defending the president or attacking him. what he was attacking was the circus around this you know to the point where you know you look at n.b.c. and their their parent company i mean you know they've almost invented this problem you know it becomes it's not it's not a it's not a confrontation it's a dance of the president on one hand sure the media and the other it's not the fighting it's a dance it's almost the theater you know the japanese theater everybody's where different masks but everybody's the same underneath i'm really encouraged to hear you say that they are curious about the legacy media and i'm concerned and you and i have talked about this before about the newspapers business model imploding and that is in return rate you know interest through radio and there's going to be on as a there there and you know and that's that's what they're looking for a platform right that's what they're really looking for they understand they've got to get it right they're looking for a p

this circus still occupies the building today. although they use of animals has attracted criticism. to be honest animals belong to circus kona definitely and we're sticking with that the visitor numbers show themselves that people want to see how animals in a circus. i mean making sure that they're really well looked after holes are actually going to get caught. despite the protests from animal rights activists it's a close call and it continues to work with twenty six big cats. the belgian comic book series the adventures of tintin celebrates its ninetieth birthday on thursday the first adventures of reporter tintin and he don't snow we were published on january the tenth one thousand nine hundred twenty nine the cartoonist died in one thousand nine hundred three but his comic books live on with a total of two hundred thirty million copies sold around the world. to music now and to how bugs for how many concert hall which boasts an incredible instrument within its walls it contains a gigantic organ which is made up of a whopping

show themselves that people want to see animals in a circus. i mean making sure that they're really well looked after holes are. going to get caught. despite the protests from animal rights activists so it was cool and it continues to work with twenty six big cats. the belgian comic book series the adventures of tintin celebrates its ninetieth birthday on thursday the first adventures of reporter tintin and he's dumb snow we were published on january the tenth nineteen twenty nine the cartoonist died in one thousand nine hundred three but his comic books live on with a total of two hundred thirty million copies sold around the world. to music now and the hound bugs for how many concert hall which boasts an incredible instrument within its walls it contains a gigantic organ which is made up of a whopping four thousand seven hundred sixty five parts we wanted to give you a closer look at this instrument how it works and how to play it i mean who better to do that than a virtuous or like the latvian organist events up she's been in charge of playi

we're here with the folks from "the circus" on showtime.heme to the people you've seen or messages you've seen from the people who have jumped in already? how many are there, six or something like that, who have jumped in right now on the democratic side? bee have four people saying medicare for all that four years ago was just bernie. and now that's mainstream thing to say. >> yeah, i mean-- ( applause ) yes. >> i'll say -- >> stephen: we have-- we like to have an audience of just buehrle uninsured people here on nights like this. ( laughter ). >> you get an insurance plan and you get! first, we should note what's different about this crop of announced democratic candidates is there are a lot more ladies, a lot more information that look like me. kamala harris, elizabeth warren, that's huge in and of itself, and i think women in this particular moment, especially given the events of last year, and general nancy pelosi, have shown they are unafraid of standing up to this president and may in fact be the most potent advocacy. >> stephen: esp

seen to be believed. 20 circus performers joined the have to be seen to be believed. 20 circus performersjoinede, putting his own spin on some of the circus skills. that is it for now. there is much more for you on all the stories any time at the bbc news website. they and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i'm @bbcmikeembley. bye. good morning. well, we've certainly been chasing cloud amounts around the country at the moment, but my new year's resolution was to stay on the optimistic side with a glass half full. so, for the next few days, yes, it will stay chilly, but i'm optimistic that we'll see a little more in the way of sunshine coming through. but frost and freezing fog patches could be an issue first thing in the morning. now, the uk is sandwiched right in the middle between this mild air sitting out in the atlantic and colder air across eastern europe at the moment. there is an area of high pressure across the uk and circulating around the high, the wind direction always driving in a little more cloud close to the coasts. so, just come further inland, that's

. >> all right we'll come back here it was a circus to be sure outside the fort lauderdale courthouse there was groupies surrounding roger stone as he left the courthouse we'll talk about that in a moment but first, "saturday night live" the indicted trump con c steve matchen. >> i could only manage one interview and a speech from the steps of the courthouse and television it's horrible. >> thank you for your time, mr. stone. >> pardon me >> i said thank you. >> oh, no, i thought that was a question i was saying that to the president. pardon me. stop fearing your alarm clock... with zzzquil pure zzzs. a drug-free blend of botanicals with melatonin that supports your natural sleep cycle so you can seize the morning. zzzquil pure zzzs. when cravings hit, hit back. choose glucerna, with slow release carbs to help manage blood sugar, and start making everyday progress. . >>> error i made in my testimony would be both inmaterial and without intent. >> they repurpose chant in fort lauderdale yelling lock him up it was a circus-like atmosphere as media and spectators gathered to take it all

an entire circus the past two years. yash, yeah, we could see a lot of the same. he in on bond. he'll be able to walk into the courthouse on his own accord. he won't be ushered in underground or anything. >> did you want to weigh in, shan? >> one thing i want to point out, i think roger is going to get shut down in d.c. because this is the same judge we had in the gates case. and she's been very, very strict about the gag orders. even using his agents to talk about it going to be problematic. this may be his last hoo-rah on the talk shows. >> all right. shan wu, jessica schneider, thank you both. >>> well, this morning, there's a collection of 800,000 sighs relief from the federal workers now that the government shutdown is over. how many of them are cautiously optimistic, though? they have three weeks to fix this. we're going to it talk to a tsa employee, next. when i kept finding myself smoking in my attic. dad! hiding when i was supposed to be quitting. i thought, i should try something that works. i should try nicore

the circus, we'll call it.er stone, donald trump's long time adviser and ally has entered a plea of not guilty to seven counts involving the russia investigation. he is expected to speak at any moment. let us hope we will be able to hear him with all of the noise we are hearing right there. let's go on the ground outside the courthouse. what are you hearing right now? >> reporter: we are waiting for roger stone to exit the courtroom where he entered a plea of not guilty to seven criminal charges of giving false statements to congress, witness tampering and obstruction. the scene inside the courtroom is very different from the one that we expect to play out outside the courtroom. roger stone just spoke a few times softly telling the judge yes he understood the terms of his bail conditions, yes he understood the situation that was playing out there. outside the courtroom we are expected to hear him come out and make his case. he denied all wrong doing. we expect him to reiterate that. the judge today set a hearin

christian dior had people entering a circus tent the circus theme is also one that is also about equality when you enter when you enter into a circus you leave the outside world with all its values behind it's a great equalizer status is no longer tied to things like wealth and beauty but it's about strength and character and a sense of play and all this in the world to us he is something of what the deal was creative director had to say about it. is here to see something that we go around the world and change it to see the when i write is it like a fashion week when i read me in paris in milan change the atmosphere like a little war that go around the world. where the men don't they need to wear clothes. yes the do your main show so men dressed in very dark suits and they were moving if you see here on a type of conveyor belt the conveyor belt yeah i'm not complaining but if anyone should have been should have been on the revolving catwalk that should have been the women there are women falling off all over the world is full of them and now this this conveyor belt that's about two hundre

has the offspring of a famous russian circus family. is following in her parents' footsteps her young daughter lisa also seems to have been aired the family's flexibility marty has been on tour for years down selling audiences around the globe with her talent. but i always traveled with my parents and then seven years ago i was hired as a performer for the first time. then i was in america and spent four years in las vegas and a year ago i took part in the t.v. talent show america's got talent t. he point zero that is part of the job always traveling always being ready to say goodbye and move on. currently she's performing at the hands of bob in your teeth theatre in hamburg. she often leaves audiences speechless for spectacular moves are result of rigorous training discipline and sheer willpower. yes anything's possible. there's nothing you can't to avoid and you just have to be strong willed and set a goal and then you can move mountains i think. everything is possible even this muddy inside edge of hanging suspended from her own lips

it is a circus. >> it absolutely looks bananas. the crazy fans. i'm starting to see them with super bowl tattoos alread sy folks. the media van at super bowl liii getting started for a wild week. tonight, one of the more fun as thefor the players field questions from the media and more. super bowl opening night taking the official kickoff to super bowl week. patriots tight end rob gronk probably having the most fun out of anyone obviously the dance moves. opening night hosts media fromr all oe country, usually it's a circus. always leads to fun moments. >> i don't know. what do we do about the haters? we love them. we love them. ba because we don't hate back. >> what am i hiding in that beard? g i a huge pimple on my oin. >>y like birds. what kind of birds we have to beat? like seagulls. had a run-in wit the seagulls. >> i think she is. my dad might have to go buy a pack of beer for me because i'm not old enough to do that. >> he's 21. heytom. >> gronky. >> i can hear you. >> you old. >> well, mark turgeon talking with media about how he can turn

if you're saying, gosh, it feels like we're at a circus, it's because, well, we bought a circus ticket and there are elephants everywhere, and you have animal cruelty concerns as well, elephants or randy credico's dog, take your pick. that's what "saturday night live" was spoofing and stone responding to this on his emethod of choice, which is instagram. yes, the joke side and the question how much of it is just a circus joke, or was it a kind of ridiculous cover for very real attempts to get a foreign power's help to take out aspects of hillary clinton's candidacy. here was "snl" on this weekend. >> what a fun couple of days. i'm loving the ride. go, nixon! >> mr. stone, you had a harrowing past 36 hours. your home was raided. you were arrested and charged with seven felony count, including lying to congress. >> it was four counts. >> the indictment says seven. >> okay, i'm lying. >> you can't make this up. and i think actually for anyone who has worked for a tabloid in new york city, as i have, this is the only way that you can kind of believe what's in front of your eyes, because yo

circus bella ended its run on the great lawn on treasure island last sunday, and on monday, the halftime show for the college football national championship game was produced on treasure island. between setup and outload, contractors on-site from january 1st through the 9th, today, and the show including lil' wayne and magic wagons were on 9th street. merce handle catering of -- handled catering of approximately 200 meals a day as well as concession for the event. production hired eight treasure island residents and one nonresident through the one treasure island job broker as event staff. approximately 1,000 tickets to the event were distributed on the island to businesses and residents on the island, and the show and the broadcast reached nearly 30 million viewers on espn. the treasure island fleet was dark in december and will also be dark this month and return at the end of february . tida staff met the end of november with the gardening staff, and we anticipate bringing a formal agreement to the next board meeting. also anticipate having a modification to reflect the second training

the parties continued in that theme of the babies all party, the circus party, in which a carousel was brought for adults. here is marion on the carousel. costumes were provided by movie studios. as a guest, you would come to the party, find your corresponding size on a rack, pick a costume that suited your personality, put it on in a changing room, then enter the party in their elaborate costume to fit the theme of the evening festivities. in the mid-1940's, hearst health started to decline. marion decided to sell her home and move with him to beverly hills where he was soon to be bedridden. she sold the mansion and the guesthouses to a man named joseph drown. he owned the bel air hotel and planned to turn the main mansion into a hotel, which he did called ocean house hotel. he took the guesthouse and the rest of the property, with the historic pool, and shared those with a beach club called the sand and sea club. it was right here between the guesthouse and the main mansion. it functioned that way for 10 years. joseph brown was losing money on the hotel. it was expensive to upkeep. i

theresa may survived this far byjuggling all sides in this circus.et ministers are openly suggesting she should junk one of her vows to move on, considering a closer customs relationship with the eu than the one the tories promised. you're not ruling out some kind of customs union? at what the options are and what leave the european union but we do so with a deal. but cabinet ministers are facing different ways. listen to one of his colleagues plainly rejecting that. being in a customs union is compatible with the type of brexit that i want to see, which sets us on a course of having an independent trade policy. a customs union means no independent trade policy. would you resign if that was the compromise the prime minister pursued? everybody just loves to ask these questions! but it matters, liam fox. i have set out the substance. it is not about us, for me it is about the substance. compromise can be a dirty word around here. there is no shortage, certainly, of clashing ideas or imitated suggestions being put forward to the prime minister by friend

danger it's only in honor of his remarkable achievements a day of celebration but also one tinge with circus. schumacher has been out of the public eye since december twenty third team when a skiing accident left him with severe brain injuries he has not been seen in public since. but for the legions of shimmy fans like here at his museum in germany it's an opportunity to look back on sumac his incredible twenty one years in the sport and a welcome development following years of silence as questions surrounding his health of gone unanswered. for these we go yes my first of all i wish him all the best on his fiftieth birthday. i also hope for the best for his family and hope that he gets well again for me personally i'm devastated along with all his fans things came to this but i think it's good that his privacy is being respected that is my first time here and it's the only reason i'm here to be a little closer on his birthday the fans might never get to find out exactly what happened to their hero but for now at least a chance to relive some of his achievements is a gift. ban start to the y

john dean is back, also with us, mark mckinnon, of the circus on showtime. and also the author of impeachment and american history. good evening, gentlemen. i want to start by taking a look at part of this indictment where roger stone is talking to person two, randy creditco about giving false testimony and pleading the fifth. stonewall it, plead the fifth, anything to save the plan. what is more interesting is this, the watergate tapes talking to hr mitchell. watch this. [ inaudible ] >> stone was literally quoting richard nixon when he was talking to people about this. i mean, you can't make this stuff up, can you? >> no, he admires richard nixon. i mean he has spent over 40 years trying to replicate the fun that he had as a 19-year-old working on the re-election campaign. he wasn't that important. he wasn't an adviser, but he was one of those eager guys who was willing to do whatever jed mcgruder or bart porter wanted to to to help president nixon. he ran up an agent in the humphrey, musky and mcgovern campaigns. he did very trick up in new hampshire. thi

[laughter] he just reminds me of a circus peanuts, the kind of color and texture. do you know what a circus peanut is? it's that horrible spongy candy. am i really that old? hillary is the gift that keeps giving because you can come up with analogies and descriptions by the virtue of her never going away you can always come up with something new and fresh cheese kind of this person over here and that doesn't work so we moved her over here. everybody has had that carpet. >> is anybody interested in the writing process plaques just checking. >> any hobbies out their? you can see it tha but you can o smell it that's what i like about your writing. >> at 5:00 i have to make sure it doesn't smell too much because i do tend to do criticism if i get a little too bodily and i save those jokes for saturday when i get really disgusting but i will say something that's a little bit like in that world you hear the audible gasps. we all heard what she said about a man with a pack and only because he had an alligator. if it was a dog she would have said something else. it was ama

lifting one of the horses christian dior had people entering a circus tent the circus thing is also one that's about equality when you enter into the world of a circus you leave the world outside with its values and and it's a great equalizer status is no longer tied to the usual things like wealth and beauty but strength and character and a sense of play and all this in the world of couture he's something of what the creative director of drew tool has to say about it. this you can see something that you go around the world and change it when i write is it like a fashion week when i read me in paris. change the atmosphere is likely to lure around the world. just talk about the man. you know we were clear here i am closed . what's there for the for the man well for the deal men show we saw men dressed in very dark suits and they all went down on a type of conveyor belt here they are here. cheekbones and. that's right i mean i'm not complaining or anything phil but if anyone should have got the can buy a catwalk it should have been the women there are women falling capitals all over the w

, if you will, that would be coming, the media sirvimmediate -- the circus and he said my presence will amplify the publicity in connection with this case. >> but the circus comes because he is such a well-known star not just in the united states but all around the world. you think about kevin spacey, his stature for decades, and most recently on netflix on "house of cards" seen around the world and his world started to be challenged about 15 months ago when actor anthony wrap accused him of assault and we published a story about numerous production staffers on "house of cards" accusing him of harassment and assault. these came out in the public domain in october of 2017 and now this is a different case altogether but an example of how in this me-too movement, most of the cases are not argued in court. most do not end up in court. it is rare to see one of the high-profile men actually have to show up in court. mostly it is in the court of public opinion. you lose your job and fired and embarrassed and ashame and people move on but in this case we may see this play out in a courtroom. we

so this really boils down to are we going to govern in this shutdown by purpose or by circus?we govern by purpose, we believe that government should be open and helping people, whether it's at the fda or getting people the irs tax refunds they deserve or making sure our border patrol agents are able to stand guard, not worry about financial distress. and when we govern by purpose, we govern based on facts. the facts that the real undocumented issue here is the overstaying of visas, not people coming across the border. when we govern by circus we get theater and we get a ground truth that is not based in reality. and lawrence, i'll submit to you that this president wants border theater. he doesn't want anything other than that. >> and jennifer rubin, we see each time there's a vote a couple more republicans moving over to the nancy pelosi side in the house of representatives. >> right. we start with five, then seven, eight, ten, twelve. that number i think will continue to go up. now, i think unfortunately the republicans in the senate are much more responsible for this catastr

and the executive producer of "the circus" and former adviser to john mccain and president jor george h.w. bush. i want to start by taking a look at part of this indictment where roger stone is talking to person two about giving false testimony or pleading the fifth. stone wall it, plead the fifth, anything to save the plan. that's interesting but what's more interesting is when we play this next clup. this is from the watergate tapes. this is richard nixon talking to john mitchell and holdman. >> so he's literally quoting richard nixon when he was talking to people about this. you can't make this stuff up, can you? >> no, admired nixon. he's spent 40 years trying to replicate the fun he had working on the ampain. ehe was one of those eager guys willing to do whatever they wanted him to do to help president nixon. so he ran up an agent in the humphrey and mcgovern campaign. he did a dirty trick up in new hampshire. this is a world he loved. and he kept getting zaubs. what is it about the taark sid amarron politics that people like that are so employable. >> what tid you think when you

and i think part of what happens when you're involved in the circus on a day-to-day basis is that you don't have an opportunity to develop the kind of deep sources that are necessary to do these investigations, to actually get beyond the spokesman, to get beyond the congressional critics. and by not being able to develop those sources, i think ultimately you can't report the story as deeply as it needs to be reported. >> and that's because so much of the oxygen is sucked up by trump? >> well, i don't think it's just the oxygen being sucked up by trump. i also think it's the nature of the tv world these days. it's the nature of social media. we just don't give enough credit to experts, to academics, to people who might not be so conversant with tv, who can't talk quickly, who can't give the sound bite. we just don't have them on. i mean, when i started in the world of television, we had a hell of a lot more academics, professors, experts on. and today we've basically given up on that. journalists are the ones who speak, and journalists are not necessarily the most skilled or the most e

who were not who were arrested simply for being in the wrong place at certain times so it's not a circus don't usually use a pond. to criticism from human rights organizations and windy to. deny deny all the allegations instead of actually engaging with human rights organizations i don't think that at this level i don't think that's a general sort of his denial does carry a lot of weight simply because the reality of situation i'm in now for the first time since eight years as there aren't even calls on social media for going out to the streets simply because there's just no space for protesting now. a prominent gay congressman in brazil has stepped down and fled the country saying he's getting too many death threats john willis has been an outspoken critic of president gyra ball son aro who has a history of making homophobic comments well that's won another term but told the media he has no plans to return to brazil he said to be replaced by another openly gay politician who's currently serving on rio de janeiro's city council there's optimism in the democratic republic of congo as peop

fifteen thousand hotel beds if you think that would be enough even when the world economic forum circus comes to town every year some prefer to camp out in tents just. a team of pole our researchers their aim is to draw attention about climate change issues replica of an arctic ice cap. most people in davos this week live in warm hotels but there are exceptions polar scientists the team of fifteen international researchers in crew have been camping here in subzero temperatures for the past few days and nights the worst part of sleeping in the tent is actually getting anything back in the morning then you actually back into the cold years you leave your warm little cocoon and into the cold. but the residents of this base count on not counting out just to cut costs from a science perspective we try to give the reality check we try to give the evidence which is without question worrying is warming twice as fast as the rest of the planet that has changed the scene right across the arctic. the team up in setting up their replica of an arctic base count for three years now in davos using the

led by their star place and a circus and the scandinavian goalie did signs captain things against him i kept german hopes alive with seven goals. but it wasn't enough to close the gap norway held out and ended germany's dream run winning thirty one twenty five mm norway will now pay denmark in sunday's final.

democratic lawmakers nancy pelosi and chuck schumer the first time in what about two weeks since that last circus of the meeting they had in the oval office will this meeting be any different. yes there won't be any cameras this time this really will happen in the situation room which is of course an indicator for the let's say show or glamour effect this meeting should have there will be no cameras live cameras there will be probably white house photographers will take pictures and this situation room as you know if at all is a very special room to meet in i have personally never ever heard that the president invited congressional leaders into or into a situation room to hear the news about border security because that's what this meeting is apparently all about nobody has any idea what the democrats are bringing into this meeting and interestingly enough as you just pointed dog to our viewers the president just dug in his heels now that is also a curious strategy before a meeting which was by many many hopes to bring is solution to what is now a stalemate in this in this shutdown so we're takin

the circus in because i want to put a well done he got a new nose an issue is. that minutes out of the. moment but it could be doing well here you know going to send in the pretty much. whatever sort of a. something of what and i mean is he going to share with the sea without the neil they can we help us out. but i'm still going thought of but as a player than anything the i.a.s. is we again with a soggy chicago guess of way and i want your us and you know i got some of them ones off once i've been out of them. and then on the way. i mean the open so more than one upping and yeah you know you know when the money they say they've been saying this is you can go on for a second and you know it up you know oh the procedure you know you show up and this is a no go for the second part of the. day. i want to think and and does and. then going even second and then but that's when the sort of push elmo something and get a sought after but i wanted to give him was when i'm on i said i said but i'm going to play in three am on that basis so i know what it will say no it is

that was a circus, and i've been coming into these chambers for 40 years, so i should know. the other thing missing, you all must remember that this land belonged to the native americans, and not once you all mentioned the native americans. even though some of you are purported to have some affinity to the native americans. the native americans could be killed up to 1927 signed by the governors of california. we need to have empathy, and we need to have compassion. when people come here and tell you they've been harassed, they need the support. i worked for the army, rose very high, the national park service, and the united states park police, so i understand crooks. i'm not afraid of them. i have very high clearance, i am not afraid of crooks, and believe me in this chamber, there are some crooks dealing with dark money, and i'm not afraid of them. and you talk about segments of the population suffering, we need to talk about the native americans, and we need to talk about people of color. thank you very much. >> president yee: okay. next speaker, please. >> hi. my name is

two thousand and eight he looked like he was beyond rehabilitation but ever since the donald trump circus came to washington bush has been benefit. being from some favorable comparisons and getting more and more of the kind of fun in coverage usually reserved for dead presidents we'll leave you now with a few examples of that and we'll see you next time here at the listening post. yesterday i was president of the united states of america for eight years which is probably enough resume wise but he's also a painter with a new book of stories in our called portraits of courage please welcome the forty third president of the united states george w. bush. i want to ask you this a question that i think is very important mean very important to the country when you were in office and i don't know when the stabber if it happened did you go through the secret files the u.f.o. documents. there's a vice president be the first thing i did good morning to all of you great to have you here this morning i wish everybody could see how all of you interact when the cameras aren't on because these are true f

the circus in because i want to put well done he got a new nose and issues. that mean i'm sort of. my moment but it could be doing well here you know going to send in the pretty much. when i've been sort of a. something of what in time he was going to share with the scene at the neil they can we help us out. but i'm still going thought of but as a player than anything the i.a.s. is we again with a soggy show guess of way. to yourself you know i got some of them went off once i've been out of them. and then on the way. i mean the open so more than you know nothing and yet you know you know when i'm anita and you see that i can say this and yeah if you can go on for a second then you know what up you know of the procedure you know you show me that this isn't a no go for the second part of. a poem but i want to think and and doesn't. and going even second in there but that's when the sort of bush elmo something and yet i saw it as a bit of i'm going to get the most when i'm out i said i said but i'm going to play in three am on that basis so i know what it will say no it isn't but i t

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circus when she was just 16.ses for caesars. so grab some. we're gonna sprinkle them. work back, all the way around. martha is the general manager of the 182-room nobu hotel. she's also in charge of an award-winning spa, a high-end hair salon, and, most important of all, she makes sure all the weddings at caesars come off without a hitch. how many weddings do you do a day? a day, we could do anywhere from three all the way up to, like, ten weddings. we host over 600 weddings a year. lemonis: at an average cost of $5,000 each, that's about 14 times the average cost of one of brendan's weddings. [ cheering ] let me just understand this. so, you wake up in the morning, and you have essentially four businesses to manage. yes. are they tight on money around here? [ laughs ] no, no. look, all kidding aside, caesars entertainment, which owns caesars palace, is a multibillion-dollar company with some 65,000 employees. of those in management, nearly half are women. how tough has it been for you to be a successful woman in

but, yeah, it has turned into a bit of a circus out of there.ly the carcass... inaudible. for a moment it was really amazing. it was an absolute honour to be able to document what happens, and it was absolutely incredible, this naturally vance —— event. inaudible. kimberley, we are going to leave it there, because our line to you is not very good. we thank you very much. stay safe is what i would say to you, in your line of work. thank you! what can i say? that was timberlea jefferies. apologies for the line, it was almost like we were speaking to her at the bottom of the ocean. yes, but those pictures were fantastic. it is quite difficult to understand from that interview, but we can tell our viewers this. there was that big sharks, deep blue, six metres. what is also fascinating as they spotted two other great whites, and the pictures we saw was with the one that was eating, the two other great whites, they had never been tagged. so they have actually made a real contribution to the conservation observations as well. i suppose the point she wa