in third place in norway stunning landscapes and cheerful people that's the cliche instagram users liketo perpetuate thanks to those m.v. and using photos can be uploaded in no time at all. second place goes to plan a country that's known for speed like the trains internet access hits record breaking speed the only country that's faster is our number one south korea internet accessibility is so good here that some people never go offline the old fart is even have signs reminding people not to forget the real world speed is of the essence and l.t. is simply on beatable. that was this week's ranking up next digital alter egos the boundaries between the real and virtual worlds are becoming increasingly blurred in the future people in different places might be able to communicate in computer generated spaces as if they are right next to each other. scientists advice i must bow house university are working on a new form of communication technology. in the future it could be used to give people the sense they are in the same room as their interlocutors. even if they are on the other side of t

on you tube with subjects such as integration the host of the channel german lifestyle toyed with clichésto compare germans and to norman germans who was against you good you your good the field by the road and his other. the other participants in the workshop have similar projects syrian d.j. rafi xeni combines different musical styles. trying to do here and my project i see and it's a fusion between our culture with the germans. who wants to reach audiences with very personal stories without having to resort to spectacular visual effects. have you tried living someone else's life. just running away to find the faith of humanity for the first time in my life i feel more. more sure of what i want to do because yet you give you the really space of a few your own space you know they give you your own space to do what you want. the workshop is just the beginning piano does do has plenty of stories to tell. as bring almost stories. are now in a shift ranking countries with the highest l.t.e. availability. in fifth spot the usa online access has to be fast in the home of apple google and other

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you know old cliche is hey, do what got you here and all that is is true. but at the same time i would encourage players to embrace it and take advantage of this opportunity and enjoy it because you know, this is why you're in the nfl and why you worked so hard and i went through two days and all the stuff during the season and you know for some of these players whether it's eagles or vikings this may be biggest game when they look back on careers they ever played with. >> tory smith has been to championship week and won a super bowl. as he looks to win another our tom caught one him earlier this week. >> when you came here as a free agent, what did you notice right away about this team that was special? i'm not saying it would be a super bowl team like the within you were with? but what do you each -- we got something. >> i sense today right away. even when i made free agent decision i was like man it's not about the money an't want to go in a place i can win again and be successful. this was the place for me. to be here and see how everything was operatin

shreveport, louisiana bill belicheck had already won three super bowl ring but pederson buy noose that cliche that he's not playing bell belicheck. >> one of the things i like about doug pederson and going back to when i knew him a little bit in green bay when he was backing up brett favre, he just doesn't worry about the same crap that we worry about. >> yeah. >> you know how -- we're saying oh, my god bill belichick will kill doug pederson. what are you talking about? they're not playing. they're not on the field. they set up the chess match. >> love that kind of insight from peter king again great getting to talk with him. he said that doug pederson is the kind of coach that is very well equipped to play in these big kind of games like the super bowl. coming up we'll talk with someone who knows nick foles pretty well from way back when in austin, texas. that's coming up later in sports. lucy? just out of curiosity is it super cold there for the super bowl? >> it's a little cold. i'll put on my hood for you right now. just little chilly. >> there you go. >> all right. thanks kristen. >> fro

sounds cliche but that's really been our strength. a team that gets together all the time.ker room that's together. you can see a veteran sit wig a rocky. guys from different position groups just messing together so for us i mean it's been about that. >> torrey is just one of my favorite interviews much he's been through all of this. he knows what it takes and he's just such a thoughtful guy. our good day crew mike, alex and jenn all inside with us earlier tonight. they're going to have great stuff coming up for you tomorrow. we'll have a chance to speak with doug speed son and eagles and patriots tomorrow. getting back to more of a regular schedule. we've got great content coming your way tonight really was opening night. super bowl lii is coming your way soon, guys. >> cannot wait. all right, thank you very much, kristen. >>> actress meryl streep has just applied to trademark her name so says tmz. street streep filed an application asking for a hannon plea on the use of her name when it comes to entertainment services application covers public speaking engagements and aut

>> i don't know dogs in sunglasses, it's a cliche. >> reporter: do you try to avoid cliches- is that something you struggle with? >> you know i was really tortured by the thought of doing those sort of poker playing dog kind of things that sort of kitsch. i wanted my dogs to be-- they could be funny but they had also had to be beautiful and more mysterious even when i made them tall as people. this is kind of funny i just noticed that but there's a reflecton of a dog in that can you see that? that's pretty amazing. >> reporter: you didn't you didn't notice that before. >> no i never noticed that. >> reporter: the rediscovery of these original polaroids became the catalyst for wegman's latest book. a new exhibit of his work will be at the metropolitan museum of art in new york in january and a major international exhibition will launch next summer. >> stewart: as we near the end of the year there are a record number of journalists behind bars around the world. the current total is 260, that's a bit more than last year according to the annual survey taken by the committee to protect jo

sometimes cliches are cliches for a reason because they are good ideas to start with, which is why peopleect world upon reaching said enchanted island you jump into the warm atlantic waters and, if you could, you'd have a classic soundtrack to this adventure like samba for instance. splash around for a while maybe enjoy a nice cold beer or two. you truly have not taken a beach, until a man has set up the caipirinha station. then, you know, that is secure. i love nature. and caipirinhas. whoa! what's going on here? caipirinha! please. sweet! this alone is an argument for the greatness of this country. and what goes great with some caipirinhas on the beach? how 'bout some barbeque? ♪ you eat it with shell here, by the way. unless i'm mistaken. "please, morrissey. don't eat me. look in your heart. don't eat me. oh no. oh, not my head. oh." to complete the picture, maybe a large fish? maybe some crab? you know anytime you get your chinese, your brazilians and your italians, all agreeing on something, it's pretty clear it's a really good idea. everybody agrees that this complicated-looking cre

scene from option cliches and below the belt humor hotdog has plenty of mustard but it is a fast food movie however it'll find plenty of fans due to the enduring appeal of its two stars and of course the odd cops are eventually drawn together as they face some very menacing bad guys. and finally time to bow down to a veritable film legend was molded by his dark childhood in a remote but very unfairly where he grew up without running water or flushing toilets or a telephone this week solving german state is all around him with one of its highest accolades let's take a look at the career of this uncompromising but varian filmmaker. he's always testing his own and others' limits patsos films often involve characters in exceptional circumstances and on the edge of insanity his documentaries have the feel of fiction and vice versa for him the line is blurred. i don't make that kind of clear distinction in the way you normally find films are discussed for me it's all just moves. his films tell amazing stories of human endeavor the great ecstasy of wood carvers dinah is about a man's quest f

cliches.darcy spencer, nbc news. >>> the president is getting a lot of coverage on many news networks. >> including cnn where don lemon and anderson cooper had strong reactio reactions. anderson cooper got emotional on the air. >> the people of haiti h more. they fought back against more injustice than our president ever has. i was there when a 5-year-old boy was rescued after being buried for more than seven days. do you know what strength it takes to survive on rainwater buried under concrete, a 5-year-old boy buried for seven days. >> we know that anderson cooper spent several weeks in haiti covering the earthquake. meanwhile, don lel on opened his show last night calling president trump a racist. he said the remarks made by the commander in chief were "disgusting." >>> the u.n. human rights office says the president's comments on africa are shocking and shameful if confirmed. we'll continue to follow this story throughout the hour. for team coverage, you can head to the nbc washington app

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roaming option because paul right now people talk over my head even when they bend down to meet me the cliche of not even as i mean to me i'd love to stand at the same height as others and walk on my own i can't even describe how great that would be if come on the gun for. the next morning a new arrives in her specially equipped car for physical therapy her first test with the exoskeleton is just minutes away. i know it knows that the new mechanism on fully replace her wheelchair. still she's excited at the prospect of being able to stand on her own two feet again for the first time in three years. so. she bought a pair of larger shoes just for today's test because the exoskeleton takes up extra room at the soles of her feet but slipping into the high tech machine is harder than it looks. i'll give you a hand see i'm just bullet i won't break a chord with us. it takes several minutes to fit three walk properly all. the. new guys can hardly wait to see a nuke standing on her own two feet. and the trainer explains how to operate the mechanism. just started she has to lean forward. when she lean

cliché foil characters scheming against a top insurer for no reason? nah.so, why don't we like flo? she has the name your price tool, and we want it. but why? why don't we actually do any work? why do you only own one suit? it's just the way it is, underdeveloped office character. you're right. thanks, bill. no, you're bill. i'm tom. you know what? no one cares. this ♪s electricity. this is a power plant. this is tim barckholtz. that's me! this is something he is researching at exxonmobil: using fuel cells to capture carbon emissions at power plants. this is the potential. reducing co2 emissions by up to 90%... while also producing more power. this could be big. energy lives here. so we go on to philadelphia next week. one thing we can say about atlanta, if there was a super bowl hangover, they're over it right now. they have the gingera le, whatever they needed. now they can see a path ahead. they go to philadelphia, no carson wentz. nick foles. what are your first thoughts about this game? >> it's going to be interesting. this defense, obviously what they

they are terrified by the idea of having it all written out, with the arc of the story, or whatever clicheply. they must set off on to the wide ocean and see where the boat ends up. you can't do that? i have a rough idea. four times out of five, it will deviate quite significantly. you will invent things as you go. characters run away with the plot and all the rest, but i have to have a rough idea of theme if nothing else. my constant question to myself is, what is the story really about? i'm sure if there were a group of readers here, they would say to you, if they were keen on the books and had enjoyed them, they would say, why are you taking her away? and they would ask you the inevitable question authors are doomed to answer, what happens to her afterwards? i quite like the idea that that might be in the reader's imagination. me before you was an odd book because it was peculiarly open ended, we ended up with her walking away in a street in paris, and ifound i kept asking myself the question, what would happen to you after being part of such a catastrophic life—changing event? if you w

cliché foil characters scheming against a top insurer for no reason? nah.so, why don't we like flo? she has the name your price tool, and we want it. but why? why don't we actually do any work? why do you only own one suit? it's just the way it is, underdeveloped office character. you're right. thanks, bill. no, you're bill. i'm tom. you know what? no one cares. this ♪s electricity. this is a power plant. this is tim barckholtz. that's me! this is something he is researching at exxonmobil: using fuel cells to capture carbon emissions at power plants. this is the potential. ... while also producing more power. this could be big. energy lives here. so we go on to philadelphia next week. one thing we can say about atlanta, if there was a super bowl hangover, they're over it right now. they have the gingera le, whatever they needed. now they can see a path ahead. they go to philadelphia, no carson wentz. nick foles. what are your first thoughts about this game? >> it's going to be interesting. this

cliché foil characters scheming against a top insurer for no reason? nah.don't we like flo? she has the name your price tool, and we want it. but why? why don't we actually do any work? why do you only own one suit? it's just the way it is, underdeveloped office character. you're right. thanks, bill. no, you're bill. i'm tom. you know what? no one cares. ♪ >> what have you decided? tell me. >> second. >> second? >> then this guy. >> it looks so good. >> well that's one way to bon. "dancing with the stars" pro sharna burgess joined her fellow dancers in getting their ears pierced. only we were invited exclusively backstage before they lit up radio city music hall. >> not my first ear piercing rodeo. >> i didn't expect how much it was going to hurt. i like it. >> not sure how much sleep sharna is getting on this tour. 61 cities in 11 weeks, 600 costumes, 20 changes per person. it's huge. >> light up the night. >> you ready? >> it doesn't leave much time for wedding plans. sasha and emma's i dos are happening early this summer. sasha tells us he's got two prio

your very last thought of course you knew it in the church is a little extreme when you call the cliche loisa both of losing because they have a confession to simply put it we're selling. and the law is like a guillotine. of a let me get you there but. when we think about borders when we see even the wall we magine a single instrument that separates israelis and palestinian two sides off a map. but actually in the israel palestine from tear the border had splintered into various border devices defenses around the settlements there are blockades around palestinian cities the highways that operators borders their checkpoints in sterile areas and all sort of other border devices that shrink and expand the terrain at will. to control a space you need to create differentiation in speed of movement. when you put israeli colonies on highways york salary and for the space was. in the same way and every twist and turn of the terrain palestinians would encounter a border a checkpoint a fence a valley that they cannot close. sometimes you can read politics on the most mundane of architecture eleme

cliché foil characters scheming against a top insurer for no reason? nah.so, why don't we like flo? she has the name your price tool, and we want it. but why? why don't we actually do any work? why do you only own one suit? it's just the way it is, underdeveloped office character. you're right. thanks, bill. no, you're bill. i'm tom. you know what? no one cares. soledad: the coming martin luther king holiday is a dayo commemorate the life and legy of the man whose fight for equality for african america ended with an assassin's . dr. king was murdered on the lorraine motel balcony in memphis, tennessee, on april 4th, 1968. his death set off days of rioting in cities across america. it also inspired jane elliot riceville, iowa, to try a controversial classroom experiment -- treating childn as inferior or superior based solely on the color of their eyes. correspondent jessica gomez traveled back to iowa to talk to jane elliott, now 84, about why her exercise is as relevt today as it was 50 years ago. jessica: jane elliott was a young, third-grade teacher in ru

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. >> i feel like -- it's cliche. but i feel like cinderella.ss up in beautiful gowns. >> arie passed time eating. >> i grabbed a big plate of chocolate and fruit. yeah, i ate a lot during the season. it was quite funny. >> reporter: rachel says he bought five gowns. this one alone is worth more than $1,000. >> i was trying to charm her. >> reporter: that's small change. he's worth a reported $4 million. his dad, who also raced in the i indy series is worth a reported $20 million. >> what do you think of their connection? >> the fact that they just met was bizarre. they seemed very connected. >> yep. our camera caught a lot of touching. hand holding. and lip locking. >> oh, my gosh. he's such a good kisser. ky see the kissing bandit. i want more. >> well, it is "the bachelor." that will probably happen. >>> still ahead, two child star throw backes. >> i don't know how to explain it. >> fred savage remembers his days on "wonder years." this was at my house. >>> and corey feldman's new movie about his alleged childhood abuse. >> we had all these k

cliché foil characters scheming against a top insurer for no reason? nah. she has the name your price tool, and we want it. but why? why don't we actually do any work? why do you only own one suit? it's just the way it is, underdeveloped office character. you're right. thanks, bill. no, you're bill. i'm tom. you know what? no one cares. >>> now is the time to negotiate, in order to obtain the best conditions possible. hitler will not insist on outrageous terms. he will know his own weaknesses. he will be reasonable. >> when will the lesson be learned? when will the lesson be learned! how many more dictators must be wooed, appeased! good god, before we learn. you cannot reason with a tiger when your head is in its mouth! >> jimmy: that's gary oldman. [ cheers and applause ] in "darkest hour." for which he won a golden globe. that's something else. really unbelievable that that's you. you were playing winston churchill. that is an important -- is it important, would you say? >> well, he's -- yes. i mean, i said -- originally i said no to it. he's so important

cliché foil characters scheming against a top insurer for no reason? nah.why don't we like flo? she has the name your price tool, and we want it. but why? why don't we actually do any work? why do you only own one suit? it's just the way it is, underdeveloped office character. you're right. thanks, bill. no, you're bill. i'm tom. you know what? no one cares. action news sports sunday sponsored by audi challenge all givens. >> welcome back everybody to live continuing coverage of the eagles winning the nfc championship on their way to superbowl 52 i'm walter perez and this is sarah bloomquist and chopper six and hd and celebrations around the city and police in the may fair section people are headed home the crowds are beginning to disburse and police telling us they were really well behaved and we will get to reporter christie ileto on the ground in may fair there throughout the night and christie those streets getting quiet. >> i know the streets are actually getting clean you can see over my should what is left is an intersection with a lot of trash in th

cliché foil characters scheming against a top insurer for no reason? nah.so, why don't we like flo? she has the name your price tool, and we want it. but why? why don't we actually do any work? why do you only own one suit? it's just the way it is, underdeveloped office character. you're right. thanks, bill. no, you're bill. i'm tom. you know what? no one cares. >> andrew: tonight on cbs begins with "60 minutes" and fiery interview with one of the most powerful women in russia followed by episodes wisdom of the crowd, ncis los angeles only on cbs. purdue and michigan state at the top of the big ten. ohio state now emerging with a 4-0 conference record and maybe this one will go a long ways in a couple months when we are talking about the tournament. >> bill: i think you call this a signature win. certainly going to enhance their portfolio, their resume. >> andrew: they really don't have a bad loss this year. four losses is to gonzaga go, butler, clemens. clemens is 14-1 this year. >> bill: unbelievable. >> andrew: bates-diop 3. schilling gets the rebound wi

such a cliche to just say next man up. but the team has worn that like a badge of honor., really work for them. >> it is a cliche. >> but not with this team. >> not with this team. the actual truth. howard thanks so much. toss it back to you, lucy, thomas. >> real quick question. i know you've had number of conversation was doug pederson and the players. how do they prepare physically and mentally for game like this? >> how did doug pederson, soree? how did doug pederson, get ready? yes, doug pederson has said that he's just relied on the support from his team. he's relied on the support from his coaches. said he's very unorthodox play calling. but it is that play calling that's garnered that support and that respect from his team, from his assistant coaches and his players. he had the biggest ovation so far with these fans, as well, so you know when he's aggressive on offense, the fans respond and he lovers that right back. >> peter -- pederson telling his players, thank you will, not always eels toy do but you have to block out the noise when you hit that field. >> tell

has condemned it remarks and calling them quote cliches and stereotypes.nd the president announcing his previously planned trip to the uk as been scrapped while placing the blame on former president obama. quote i'm not a big fan of the obama administration having sold the best and finest embassy in london for peanuts. but it was actually president george w. bush who began the 2. mr. trump's tweet was one of a slew on varying topics, seemingly trying to overwhelm the back lash after his controversial comments. >>> it has been three days since slides and inter storm flash floods. a cascade of debris rushed down hill sides wiped bare by fires. now we'reea killed. . >> all of the victims are from montecito and range in age from 3 to a high of 89. there are four juveniles on the list, mothers, fathers, grandfathers, siblings and the list goes on and on. >> they're widening evacuation orders in montecito clinging to hope they'll find more survives in the destruction. >> turn around. the flash flood's right there. >> reporter: this is the moment. >> get out of h

. >> where there's not the cliche quarterback controversy, but it's clear that foals is a starter level guy. i love how they support each other without controversy. it's really special. >> well, he says if the eagles stay positive and they limit their distractions super bowl can be theirs for the taking. >>> when it comes to support for the eagles from the fans, the sky is the limit. especially for a woman in delaware county who didn't give up on the eagles or herself. >> so because of all your hard work and dedication we've given you two tickets to the super bowl. >> i'm just laughing about her thinking about walking up and handing that big ticket to the people in the stadium. we were there when they honored her for the non-profit she founded and dedicated to her son ryan who lost his battle with lung cancer. >> i know people call me underdog, and yeah, maybe that's true, but they just have the passion and they deserve to win. >> last year cindy was also diagnosed with cancer but she said like the eagles she just won't quit. it occurred to me they gave her those tickets without knowing

. >> honestly, it may be super cliche, but i wanted to help people. >> reporter: secretly at first, the single mom signed up to take the police test. she traded her pen for her badge. >> you're willing to jump into that. if that's what she wants to do, she'll go after it. >> reporter: she took that leap seven months ago. do you miss being in the newsroom? >> no. >> reporter: and she's now giving back more than she ever thought possible. >> i've come to realize from a police officer perspective is that people are more way alike and similar than they think. >> reporter: insight from a cop with an eye for a good story. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, toledo, ohio. >>> thanks for being with us tonight. that is nightly news for tuesday. i'm lester holt. stay tuned for ourthis is at "sa scrapyard in richmond. a shelter in place order has been issued in the area. >>> we're following breaking news on the east bay. this is sims metal. a scrapyard in richmond. you can follow our twitter and facebook feed for the latest on this fire. >>> we're also just moments away from president trump's state of the u

cliche to say, but he was every day he come in to work he had big smile on his house. >> reporter: housed for k and s together in havertown. his vehicle number 19 sits idol at the shop. >> i've been crying since 4:15 this morning. >> reporter: as his co-workers grieve the young man's death. >> it could have been anyone of us, and you know, just terrible that you're going to help somebody and you're the one that needs the help. it's a sad day. again, it happens all too often. people have called us from all over the country believe it or not, you know, offering couldn't seoul dole lenses. >> reporter: the owner steve says as soon as he heard what happened to his employee he raced to the scene. it's the first time one of his employees has gotten hit and it's been an emotional experience. >> when i pulled up to the scene there was a lady park right next to me, and she happened to have a bottle of holy water. i would like to say thank her to her -- thank her to her and before i left i through some on the truck and when i see his wife i'll give it to her. >> he's asking drivers to pay attentio