dolly's boss monica fortunate helps foreign stuff with their move to germany when dolly arrived she picked him up from the airport and helped organize an apartment for him. she believes this kind of treatment is necessary to attract skilled workers to the care sector. as museums go to that yes of course about how it really adds value to our institution and it's really hard to get skilled labor on the german market so for us this is a huge gift we're glad to have them and we support them. dolly doesn't have much time for homesickness today he and his colleague cameron are weighing the residence. dudley likes his job and is planning to continue learning german. also how to fight fashion on an official government recognized qualification as a care worker in germany. all right all the bars joining us now at the frankfurt stock exchange scout skilled workers we just heard hope big a deal these dots for the big companies that stock exchange really. i think for the biggest companies it's not that great a worry they don't have that great difficulties in finding qualified workers sure i teach peopl

dolly's boss monica fortune it helps foreign stuff with their move to germany when dolly arrived she picked him up from the airport and helped organize an apartment for him. she believes this kind of treatment is necessary to attract skilled workers to the care sector. news institutions costs about how it really adds value to our institution it's really hard to get skilled labor on the german market so for us this is a huge gift we're glad to have them and we support them. turly doesn't have much time for homesickness today he and his colleague cameron are weighing the residence does he like his job and is planning to continue learning german he also has his sights set on an official government recognised qualification as a care worker in germany. cuba is reforming its constitution and the new laws a right to private property is to be recognized but not everyone in the communist country welcomes the change. cuban hotel owner julio rock a has been working hospitality for more than a decade he's closely following the debate over amending cuba's soviet era constitution the national asse

dolly's boss monica fortunate helps foreign stuff with their move to germany when dolly arrived she picked him up from the airport and helped organize an apartment for him. she believes this kind of treatment is necessary to attract skilled workers to the care sector. as museums and judicious course about how it really adds value to our institution and it's really hard to get skilled labor on the german market so for us this is a huge gift to have them and we support them. generally doesn't have much time for homesickness today he and his colleagues are weighing the residence. dudley likes his job and is planning to continue learning german. he also has his sights set on an official government recognised qualification as a care worker in germany. the turkish the rest taken another plunge following a brief meet week recovery the us president donald trump rachael rated his tough position on turkey and threatened new sanctions but many turks are not impressed syria's more. the turkish currency stabilized briefly this week after the finance minister reassured investors in a telephone conferenc

i missed dolly.back six months later? >> i tell you, it was going to close. and i just wanted a chance to give it the sendoff that it deserved. it's american. it's in the american dna. they know it whether they know it or not, whether they've seen the show or not, they know it, they know the music. i hadn't been on broadway in a show, a booked show in over 50 years. >> reporter: bette made her broadway debut in 1967 in "fiddler on the roof." ♪ matchmaker matchmaker >> reporter: a performance so highly regarded she performed it at the tonys. in a career marked by so many memorable performances, she says playing dolly has been life-changing. >> for me to return in something as triumphant as this was a big deal. a very, very big deal for me. >> you said it is one of the greatest experiences of your life. >> it was, one of the highlights of my life. i've had many highlights. i've been very, very lucky. i'm not -- you know, i don't sing the greatest, i certainly don't dance the greatest, i don't -- you kn

dolly's boss monica fortune it helps foreign stuff with their move to germany when dolly arrived she picked him up from the airport and helped organize an apartment for him. she believes this kind of treatment is necessary to attract skilled workers to the care sector. as abuse instituted yes of course about how it really adds value to our institution and it's really hard to get skilled labor on the german market so for us this is a huge gift to have them and we support them. it's really doesn't have much time for homesickness today he and his colleagues are weighing the residence. dudley likes his job and is planning to continue learning german and . also how to fight fashion on an official government recognised qualification as a care worker in germany there is a lot at stake for the german economy we want to discuss this further with guy as he is an immigration expert at the german economic institute in cologne thank you very much for joining us and welcome to d w. i would like to start with a pretty simple question germany has had immigrant workers for decades now one things of t

dolly's boss monica fortunate helps foreign stuff with their move to germany when dolly arrived she picked him up from the airport and helped organize an apartment for him. she believes this kind of treatment is necessary to attract skilled workers to the care sector. as course about how it really adds value to our institution and it's really hard to get skilled labor on the german market so for us this is a huge guest we're glad to have them and we support them. dolly doesn't have much time for homesickness today he and his colleague him on are weighing the residence. does he like his job and is planning to continue learning german. he also has his sights set on an official government recognised qualification as a care worker in germany. there's a lot at stake for the german economy we want to discuss this further with vito guy as he is an immigration expert at the german economic institute in cologne thank you very much for joining us and welcome to d w. like to start with a pretty simple question germany has had immigrant workers for decades now one things of the turkish workers that ca

dolly's boss monica fortune it helps foreign stuff with their move to germany when dolly arrived she picked him up from the airport and helped organize an apartment for him. she believes this kind of treatment is necessary to attract skilled workers to the care sector. as abuse instituted yes of course about how it really adds value to our institution and it's really hard to get skilled labor on the german market so for us this is a huge gift to have them and we support them. doesn't have much time for homesickness today he and his colleagues him on are weighing the residence. does he like his job and is planning to continue learning german. he also has his sights set on an official government recognised qualification as a care worker in germany. that's it for a small institution but what about the bigger companies will discuss that with our financial correspondent at the frankfurt stock exchange with a spouse is joining us now it's good to see you again so let's talk about the big players right there in frankfurt for example how big a deal is this whole problem for the. well you kno

so we're saying hello, dolly, with robin roberts. ♪ well, hello, dolly ♪ well, hello, dolly ♪ it's sohere you belong ♪ >> reporter: or should we say hello, bette. it's so nice to have you back where you belong. the second the audience saw you, standing ovation. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> reporter: bette midler returns to broadway, to star in "hello, dolly", the role the tony winner says is one of the highlights of her life. how is it being back? >> it's been a real thrill, i have to say. i left in january. i had a year's run, 242 performances, i was very, very, very, very tired. i literally crawled off the stage the last performance. but i had a few months to recover, and it's a brilliant show. the cast is brilliant. so i was excited to come back. because i love them, and i miss them, and i missed the crowds, and i missed her. i miss dolly. she's a wonderful confection, she really is. people put their heart and soul into this production. it's america. it's in the american dna. they know it whether they know it or not. >> reporter: you said it is one of the greatest experiences of your

to broadway to star in "hello, dolly!"y. i left in january. i had a year's run, did 242 performances, i was very, very, very tired. i literally crawled out, crawled off the stage the last performance but i had a few months to recover and it's a brilliant show. the cast is brilliant. so i was excited to come back because i love them and i miss them and i missed the crowds and i missed her. i missed dolly. she's a wonderful confection. she really is. people put their heart and soul into this -- into this production. it's american. it's in the american dna. they know it whether they know it or not. >> you said it is one of the greatest experiences of your life. >> it was. it was one of the highlights of my life. i've had many. i've been very lucky. i don't sing the greatest. i don't dance the greatest but i'm raucous and i think people like to have a good time. i think that piece of americana has been missing for so long. in a way i'm just florence nightingale. that's my mission. >> if anybody could pull it off, it would be y

oh yeah it's half as a dolly to a woman i face many problems living here i'm a day laborer when i want for someone in an upper cost house they usually don't give me food and i have to go to a cafe at the café they also need to eat my mil outside and rinse off my dishes myself. in the hindu caste system are considered the lowest of the low that often means being denied access to education and jobs and above all a lack of respect in the village of ravi opi is a two hour drive from kathmandu. lives here she belongs to the me jar cast the mountain dollars her husband left last year searching for a better job now he works in malaysia. he has never met their daughter. the mullet lunch she used to mainly tend to the household but recently her life took an unexpected turn an international climate protection and development organisation began providing agricultural training to women in the region giving priority to those whose husbands have left to find work. a project coordinator from the local n.g.o.s his regular visits today he's showing the women the correct way to plant tomatoes. when real

i have been into work in the rush hour and dolly pa rton i have been into work in the rush hour and dolly what a way to make a living. simon, as always, lovely to have you on. thank you for your comments. we can carry on the debate on twitter. we will carry on, no doubt. see you soon. like yesterday morning, rather cloudy and mild and muggy start of the day for many, patchy drizzle and mist on coastal areas. this was the scene in eastbourne this morning. i am hopeful the cloud at least the england and wales will break up sufficiently to give us sunny spells this afternoon. mostly dry day as well. high—pressure holding on across southern parts. a weather system in the north—west eventually bringing thicker cloud across scotla nd bringing thicker cloud across scotland and northern ireland and by this evening outbreaks of rain. a few showers ahead of that in western scotland, and grizzly showers for england and wales gradually disappearing. giving us warm and sunny spells this afternoon. still quite warm and muggy in scotland, northern ireland, despite the club, but through tonight, rain get

dolly's boss monica fortunate helps foreign stuff with their move to germany when dolly arrived she picked him up from the airport and helped organize an apartment for him. she believes this kind of treatment is necessary to attract skilled workers to the care sector. as abusing this course about how it really adds value to our institution and it's really hard to get skilled labor on the german market so for us this is a huge gift to have them and we support them. really doesn't have much time for homesickness today he and his colleagues him on are weighing the residence. does he like his job and is planning to continue learning german. he also has his sights set on an official government recognized qualification as a care worker in germany. for a small institution but what about the bigger companies will discuss that with our financial correspondent at the frankfurt stock exchange is joining us now live it's good to see you again so let's talk about the big players right there in frankfurt for example how big a deal is this whole problem for the. well you know it's not a direct problem i

inbound 123 between gw parkway and dolly madison. inner loop and outerloom of the beltway nicend clear. had that earlier work on the beltway that is now ne. 66, going to the beltway, going 66l ironically, you get there in eight minutes. no problems, earlier work on 66 that is now clear. 301 and 5, no problems there. prince george's county looks good. >> at the live desk, we're following breaking newsre two accused of murdering k jong-un's half brother. in malaysia, they're saying there's enough evidence to move forward to a trial. there is evidence of a conspiracy between these two women. last year, jong-un half brother was standing in an airport i kuala lumpur. these two women are accused of smearing a deadly nerve gas on his face. he died within 20 minutes, aaron. >> thank you. >>> it's 4:53, this is a terrible way to end shopping for a car. a woman in klein crashed into the building when she hit the gas instead of the brakes.ne this hap when the driver was trying to park the car after the test drive. yououreak it, bought it. >> oh

secretary of state hillary clinton and first lady michelle obama but dolly was jailed after suing the kingdom for the right to choose her own husband freedom other person. free her brother rice but we was sentenced to ten years and one thousand lashes in two thousand and fourteen for insulting islam through a blogging website for public debate others arrested by saudi police have pressed for the rights of women and the rights of shia muslim minority another woman was taken into custody because she's married to an islamic law scholar is absolutely ridiculous that the saudi authorities can and no one had come through with some sun limited reforms like the left and the driving bad but on the other hand over rest of their e same women who helped to bring about this reform since may we've seen more than a dozen women's rights activists arrested in what is an unprecedented crack crackdown the kingdom has just allowed women to drive for the first time and to attend sporting events and cinemas have opened after being banned saudi arabia is a major trading partner supplying ten percent of cana

>> talking to dolly parton was really terrifying. i was so scared.he's, um, been an idol of mine forever. >> which one do you want to wear? >> oh, my god. >> reese is building a media empire, and she's also a mother ee.three. hard to believe daughter ava is 18. ava going to college, how tough will it be for you? >> why are you trying to make me cry? >> i'm a mom, too, i get it. >> i know. >> and i was inside after the red carpet and i saw ava and the whole family there supporting reese. they were incredibly proud with this new project. >> it's crazy she's already ready for college. >>> one who doesn't have to worry about college right now, kelly clarkson, her kids are still young and a handful. she might be adding another job to her busy schedule. >> hey, what's up, y'all? welcome to the kelly show. >> less than four months after that "mock" show on "ellen," "e.t." has learned kelly is working on a real daytime talk show pilot on nbc. here is what a source is telling us -- the pilot will be shot in the next few weeks. it would likely premiere in dayt

dolly madison fell on hard times after james died. madison had purchased a house on lafayette square and she wanted to come back because she was such a socialite. she came back to live on lafayette square and she brought paul jennings with them. she said, don't worry, on my death, you will get your freedom. her financial situation got worse and worse, so she sold him. across the street lived senator daniel webster from massachusetts. he was appalled. everything was very close, everybody knew everybody on the square. bought paulebster jennings from the guy who had bought him. he granted him his freedom. larget on -- there was a free 6lack population in washington before the civil war. he helped them organize slave escapes. his sons fought for the union. memoir, he published a of his life in the white house. he becomes the first tell all chronicler of the white house. now, we will go into the great dane rickles. don rickles -- no. [laughter] >> they look a little similar. , dan sickleshere was a man of great appetites, for women, for po

. >>> my imitation of dolly parton. dolly parton's mother. dolly parton's brother.i wanted a birth control and diagram then i have another one with the iud. i don't know what happened to my iud. it never came out. but i have my suspicions because that kid picks up hbo. >> watch show time get the [ bleep ] out of my face. >> as guys like carlin and pryor came along and shocked you, as each new stand up comedian came up, they would go further and further to try to shock the audience. >> sam kin son embodies the '80s era of comedy. more like a trend. people were doing characters that were extensions of themselves. so sam kin a son was sam kin son but on stage he was the character as opposed to sam kin son the man. >> have you ever been married? >> what's your name? michael. well, michael if you ever think of getting married, if you think you've met the right woman and settle down, do me a favor, remember this? screaming). >> there is a lot that goes on emotionally that we can't express. and to have that little monster put it out there like that, great, it's like a reli

so i can go on and on about dolly. i'll say two things. when we look at what she did and how she dressed the forms she adapted, we realize that in spite of the founder's telling us that revolution is done, then we're going to band on all things and that actually the early federal government was very dependent on these aristocratic forms to secure authority and to people. so that's part of her historical significance. the deeper lesson again when you take the woman seriously, that we understand even in the early days of the republic when the style of politics was violent and masculine as the work of joanne freeman shows us, there was another model. there was a woman and her colleagues who are presenting a model of governance that is about cooperation and civility and empathy. it did not succeed. right? it didn't stop the war of 1812. but because this woman modelled bipartisanship at a time where they didn't even have a word for it, we now know we had that model in our history. and if we as americans look to our history for guidance and we d

dolly's boss monica fortune it helps foreign stuff with their move to germany. when dolly arrived she picked him up from the airport and helped organize an apartment for him. she believes this kind of treatment is necessary to attract skilled workers to the care sector. views institute insurance costs about how it really adds value to our institution and it's really hard to get skilled labor on the german market so for us this is a huge gift to have them and we support them. dolly doesn't have much time for homesickness today he and his colleagues are weighing the residence. dudley likes his job and is planning to continue learning german. he also has his sights set on an official government recognised qualification as a care worker in germany. joining us now at the french for stock exchange. skilled workforce we just heard hope because for the big companies that the stock exchange. i think for the biggest companies it's not that great a worry they don't have that great difficulties in finding qualified workers sure i t. people are in short the men and engineers

i can hear dolly parton‘s song right now.rsation with the bank of england chief economist on radio 4 yesterday talking about the threat of ai yesterday talking about the threat of al to yesterday talking about the threat of ai tojobs. it is yesterday talking about the threat of al to jobs. it is a discussion thatis of al to jobs. it is a discussion that is being had again and again. when i go to industry conferences, it comes up all the time. the threat of ai it comes up all the time. the threat of al to particular industry or sector. robotics, ai, all of those things are changing the way we work. thejobs things are changing the way we work. the jobs that a lot of people thought were guaranteed, like being an accountant, being a surgeon, could all be done by computers and robots and it is changing the jobs market. we spoke about hyperinflation in venezuela, the effect of technology and artificial intelligence is the opposite, it is low deflation. wage growth does not go up, low deflation. wage growth does not go up, prices do

dolly. many colleagues feel the same way. maybe they are they're exhausted thanks we're finally called want to thank you know a lot of work little for. the invite you need shows a little work but not much. sadness at all it's no problem for young people is that what i mean but i'm fifty five years old and there are no real prospects for me anymore so you always had it was a given that was easy but hope things turn out better for the younger one else but for me it's already over like. i . for almost twenty years the german armed forces sought to enforce security and stability in prison. at the height of its presence several thousand soldiers were stationed here even today there are still more than three hundred. they've stayed behind to break down camp by the end of the year they too will have left. are been going to has been here since one nine hundred ninety nine. he was hired shortly after nato soldiers entered prison because he spoke german so well. he translated articles from the coast of and serbian media for the command

why did dolly start?roud of this area and wanted to share stories from around the country and around the world. >> they can explore and play and imagine together as a family. >> a pretty accessible area. >> great smoky mountains national park, the most visited national park in the country. >> it is appropriate dolly who loves rvs herself has her own rv right here. i have never blown glass before. how do we do it? >> pretty easy. about 1800 °. a little bit of blue and red. go ahead and start. >> when you think of theme parks you don't think of arts and crafts but dollywood is different. >> it is all about the herring. >> reporter: i smell cinnamon. cinnamon terrific. it is really hot. when you are here in dollywood you have to check out a live show. ♪ >> we are magenta. if we have someone who can join in and sing us a song, this guy over here fits right in. this one right here. ♪ rock around the clock tonight ♪ >> reporter: time to ride some coasters. we start with wild eagles. am i going to be an eagle or

then as now you need an entree and dolly madison had provided -- life at the boarding house provided it and robert provided it. rose was an ambitious lady. she was much more ambitious than sher husband robert who was in fact rather boring. [laughter] and she became a master player at the washington -- in the washington power game. she was very good friends with -- she cultivated the friendship of james buchanan who was secretary of state, her husband's boss. and she would invite him to dinner parties and sit her husband next to him and she once wrote him a letter saying that she knew her husband would like to be sent to mexico city, but she thought italy would be more fun. can any. men here imagine how you would feel if your wife wrote a letter to your boss suggesting a different transfer. she was nervey and she was very strong. like few women of her time she participated in the nation's divisive struggles over slavery, westward expansion and the war with mexico. when her husband grew depressed over his constant struggles with the bureaucracy, and i can assure you they were no differ

dolly it's own so off to mystic they fear the long standing discrimination they face won't change anytimesoon yet many nepalese especially the younger generation dream of a country without a caste system the village of culture based where the project was launched shows what this future might look like the local women a lot of them doll its have joined forces their farming operation is thriving and every day traders come by to pick up fruit and vegetables. the project originally aimed to prepare local women for the impact of climate change but the women soon took charge themselves ignoring casting chanst and the process it's a battle for dignity and respect and a possible future without a caste system. christophe will be with you in just a moment thanks for watching. police at full speed. always shining. but always on the move.

real talk dolly parten was terrifying. i was so scared.he's been an idle of mine forever. >> another southern gal looking to inter the talk show arena, kelly clarkson. >> hey, y'all welcome to the kelly show. >> she's work withing on a real talk show pilet for nbc. here's what a source is telling us. the pilot will be shot in the next few weeks. it would likely premier day time starting in the falloff 2019. it's part of the overall deal with tpherbgs bc which includes her return next season on "the voice." she's already guest co hosted the fourth hour of "today." >> you're either working -- not working at all or you're working every hour. so you want to make sure you're happy and you love what you're doing. i love life. >> so let's get to romance headlines includie carrie underwood's baby news. >> we're excited to be addinging another little peugs to our pond. >> you could say she was crying pretty tears of joy. on wednesday carry made that surprise announcement on instagram. did you notice she's wearing a baby pink jacket. fans think reul

. >> working directly from jane, quote, dolly, lily and i are planning to be in it.ld us last year that the time was right for a sequel. >> we certainly need it. i mean, equal pay, which is one of the issues that we raised, is still not achieved. >> fonda expects current workplace issues to be used. if they're not, i'm not in it. >> jane, lily and dolly will reprize their acts. >> kelsey grammar is now reportedly taking meetings with writers about a possible reboot of "frazier." >> all right, i'll do it. >> this is despite what he told us two years ago. >> you know, i could see it, but it's not going to happen. >> kelsey may be rethinking that after the run of reboots like will and grace and another show that was reported to be returning, "mad about you" may not be returning. >> it's happening. >> i don't know. probably not. >> paul reiser told nischelle that it's still being negotiated. >> yeah, yeah, let's do it. hold on a second, we have to figure out the business. then it's all caught up. >> everybody has such a great time. >> i doubt it, but if it happens, i'll

" on broadway, so i got hello beanie. >> jimmy: that's cute, like the logo from "hello, dolly." >> yeahro. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did she like the fact that you got a tattoo of her name on your body? >> just kidding, i don't know why. the smell thing -- >> jimmy: we started out contentious. >> you're so nice. on the show you got weird for a second. when i see you in person, like in real life? you're a good dude. >> jimmy: oh, thank you. you are too. >> yeah, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] you want people to be a certain way. and i don't -- everyone, we're all different than what you see. but like i saw this guy at the burrito spot with a bunch of my goons from high school. >> jimmy: that's right. >> you gave a lot of love and it was really nice. >> jimmy: i like talking to your friends. >> you were with tony romo. >> jimmy: i was. >> i don't know sports but my friends were like, that's a big sports guy. [ laughter ] he's playing chess on his phone, i was into that. >> jimmy: i think you thought he was being unfriendly, but he was in an intense game of chess on his phone. >> he was playin

know we have ample dolly off where you want to. be had all over the place all what i see. no good. feel. a say where they will not for. he say where they all see love in your local mall we see. the a great and bustle my hand on a stock. when they hear me. but when i have one hundred dollars in view and those are one that's going to go blank they said ok. you know the. difference. you think we're going to vote. let's. listen to something. respond even if. you believe in what they're my. own freedom how that evolves. if their mommy. or. i would do and it will be a moment think. i'm feeling. a little wary. well then the middle grandmama may tough it down the reform of the gum enough. a all moment to sit down for one look how they receive this. or maybe they're going. to love how merely ask. the mom was a little i want that i read all the submittal the. little or the growing deeper and more people there was a moment of i mean it would have been a little better since you don't have a program i claim or what i can both seem to come up in some sort of you can copy to somehow became one go

just say hello dolly yeah right so there is a long. long way to be made by. other people myself bungalows on the ground. feel. so. out of the cold. sound don't you still pack you'll be treated well. the taste is good. natural food is good. healthy lifestyle is good. good food russia sharing goodness. a wave of bombings hit sweden just weeks before parliamentary elections prompting intense speculation over who started what were described as extremely organized that. armed gunmen stormed a military intelligence center in cobol but the city is still mourning thirty four people killed in wednesday's suicide bombing at a school and it's had claimed by islamic states. donald trump ses former cia director john brennan exhibits erratic conduct and behavior and revokes his security clearance threatening a number of other officials with the same measure. as the economic standoff between anchor and washington escalates.

quote, dolly, lily and i are all intending to be in it.hat the time was right for a sequel. >> we certainly need it. i mean equal pay, which is one of the issues that we raised, is still not achieved. >> fonda expects current workplace issues to be dealt with, telling the tcas, quote, if they're not,'m not going to be in it. jane, lily, and dolly would all reprise their roles from the 1980 hit. >> we make jokes now to do a remake of 9:00 to 5:00 would be more like 95. >> kelsey grammer is reportedly taking meetings with writers about a possible reboot of frazier. this is despite what he told us two years ago. >> you know, i could see it, but it's not going to happen. >> but now after the success of returns like will & grace, kelsey may be rethinking his options. >> can you please try to keep an open mind? >> and another show that was reported to be returning, mad about you, may not be. >> it's happening? >> i don't know. probably not. i don't know. >> paul riser at the premiere of the spy who dumped me told nischelle that a return of the 9

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and she's no longer willing to accept discrimination for being a dolly. i get.ople don't understand where all the saying they think i'm weak but i'm not i'm strong enough to fight being treated like that if some in the community don't want to see it that way that's their problem i don't want to be treated like i'm inferior to others off the fight that however long it takes. it's a battle for dignity and respect and a possible future without a caste system. now to the case of ugandan politician bobby wine the united nations are going human rights chief says he's deeply concerned about allegations that authorities in uganda tortured wine and several other politicians detained on treason charges winds case has touched a nerve in the country he's a high profile challenger to uganda's longtime president yoweri miss seventy and he was arrested in mid august after stones were thrown at the president's convoy one was released on bail earlier this week in appeared using crutches julius reports on how ugandans are venting their frustrations over the case and what they thi

. >> seth: and was dolly parton there as well?e surprise caller. >> seth: that's fantastic. that's great. >> it's awesome. >> seth: so you had a very good birthday. >> yes, i did. it was awesome. yeah. y >> set mentioned anderson. you guys are going on tour again. >> yeah, we're still on tour. we've got vegas, philly, d.c., l.a., this fall. w >> sett, is it called "an intimate evening?" >> very intimate. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> yeah, yeah. it's like the two of us and hearing our greatest stories. we were just in charlotte a few weeks ago. >> seth: and you have added to your greatest stories while this is happening, you got in an -- you were traveling togetheas you woul >> yes. >> seth: you got in an altercation at the airport. >> oh, i did ohis behalf kind . >> seth: on his behalf? >> i was basically, we were at laguardia and i was organizing -- >> seth: laguardia is where celebrits fly out of. >> yes, exactly, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> seth: it's like a -- it's a private airport.al >> it'private, yeah, yeah. it was just he an

we love you, dolly. you can come on the show any time. on the tenth anniversary of the marvel cinematic universe and they're thinking big, holding a film festival to be held in select imax theaters. >> you really get a sense of how large giant man is. >> all 20 titles will be shown including three that have never received the imax treatment. "ironman", "the incredible hulk" and "captain america: the first avenger." it runs from august 30th to september 6th. i will be in for "ironman" one of my favorite movies, one of my favorite characters. >> we have no idea what you're saying. >> i don't even think they are listening anymore. it sounded really good, but now it smells really good in here and here's why. >>> there are some people at this desk, no names, who love their bacon. >> one person. >> now we know the scientific reason behind it. turns out our love of crispy foods like french fries, fried chicken, bacon, no accident. it goes back to our ancestors. according to research scientist, john allen, who wro wrote "omnivorous mind," says it

dolly allen was married to an allen after hayes died. before it was here, anne spencer would wake up in the middle of the night and write on the wall. she would write poetry, she would write anything that came to her mind, things that she may want to plant in the garden, things she may want to get from the grocery store. so it was thought the wall was getting a little bit out of hand, so he was trying to discourage his wife from writing on the wall and so my grandmother said okay, that's fine, i'll take care of it. somehow she gets with dolly allen and they do this remarkable piece. my grandmother always said it was about having to go to a party and put on the phony smile with all of that. the more i look at this piece through the years that i have been working here in the museum, i'm beginning to identify people that are pictured in this piece. if you look down here in the right-hand corner, that looks like james johnson to me and his wife, grace. next to grace, these two women that are smiling at this handsome man, maybe that's dubois

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women's suffrage political activists some are but dolly was honored in two thousand and twelve by then u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton and first lady michelle obama but though he was jailed after suing the kingdom for the right to choose her own husband freedom other person gave free her brother rice but we was sentenced to ten years and one thousand lashes in two thousand and fourteen for insulting islam through a blogging website for public debate others arrested by saudi police have pressed for the rights of women and the rights of shia muslim minority another woman was taken into custody because she's married to an islamic law scholar is absolutely ridiculous that the saudi authorities can and no one had come through with some sun limited reforms like the left and the driving bad but on the other hand over rest of their e same women who helped to bring about this reform since may we've seen more than a dozen women's rights activists arrested in what is an unprecedented black crackdown the kingdom has just allowed women to drive for the first time and to attend sporting even

in 1994 dolly salerno and her family moved to one of those homes the governmenteemed safe a ock north of the love canal site. she says a few years ago, she began smelling a strong chemical odor coming from the kitchen sink. she did not want to show her face on camera. >> i get dizzy. sometimes i feel short of breath. >> thompson: salerno says she's developed migraines and pulmonary fibrosis, a lung disease. air tests by the county health department didn't turn up anything. but soil and dust testing conducted by a private company found traces of chemicals found love canal, like chlorinated pesticides, dioxins and p.c.b.s. and whe chemicals came from? >> i tend to believe, since we are in such a close proximity to the love canal that somehow they toare getting he soil, i don't know. i wish i had a answer. >> thompson: this spring, salerno and other families filed a lawsuit against the city of niaglls, occidental petroleum, and other entities involved in the loveanal cleanup. the suit claims love canal chemicals have "migrated to residents' properties" and made them sick. hundreds of pla

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trade war of course began on july the six and that was the day that this vessel arrived in the port of dolly and it seems that it literally missed the deadline by just a few hours the owners decided not to offload their cargo because if they did they would face levies from chinese customs of some six million dollars ever since then the vessel has been circling somewhere in the yellow sea while the owners decide what to do next they don't have many options though because of course soybean prices have been falling in the united states is now basically a glut because china is the world's largest consumer of soybeans and it's no longer buying from the united states instead it's buying increasingly from brazil argentina and doing more to beef up its domestic soybean industry by offering subsidies to its farmers china currently produces soybeans that are consumed by about ten percent of the population meanwhile the trade war between china and the united states has been ratcheted up another notch china applying tariffs to some sixteen billion dollars worth of u.s. imports that of course was in resp

we'll head on off to dollywood. ♪ why did dolly start dollywood?d play and imagine together as a family. >> this is a pretty accessible area for rvs to come and enjoy dollywood. >> certainly. great smokey mountain national park. most visitedded national park in the country. >> most appropriate that dolly who loves rvs herself has her own rv. i win. i never blown glass before. how do we do it? >> well it is pretty easy actually. >> how hot is that? >> 1800 degrees i would say. >> put a little bit of blue on. a little bit of red. go ahead and start. >> but think of theme parks you usually don't think of arts and crafts. dollywood is different. >> it is all got heritage. [train whistle] >> i sell cinnamon. oh. cinnamonerific. that is really good. hot, but good. of course when you're here in dollywood you have to check out a live shot, right? ♪ >> folks, we are the gems. somebody maybe join us and sing songs with us. this guy over here seems to fit right in, don't you think? this guy, this one right here? >> yes. >> you. you. ♪ rock around the clock to

caste system in nepal follows a centuries old philosophy that defied society and the forecasts with dollyit's at the bottom. have long been part of our labor force supporting development and improving society in our society is undergoing very rapid change it's becoming more inclusive this old caste based way of thinking will be eradicated very soon. own so off to mystic they fear the long standing discrimination they face won't change anytime soon yet many nepalese especially the younger generation dream of a country without a caste system the village of culture based where the project was launched shows what this future might look like the local women a lot of them have joined forces their farming operation is thriving and every day traders come by to pick a fruit and vegetables. the project originally aimed to prepare local women for the impact of climate change but the women soon took charge themselves ignoring caste distinctions and the process. it's a battle for dignity and respect and a possible future without a caste system. up to date the top of the hour in the meantime of course

i would want dolly madison to host it. there's this great story about harry truman who goes driving down for a meeting. treatment sitting in the front seat and he sees this woman whose pigs had gotten loose. they are running all around. truman stopped the car and he jumps out and helps the lady get the pigs back. the reporter gets wind of this and the reporter asks him i was true. he said remember i was a farmer before i was president. he was so down to earth. >> tying into your comments mark and i appreciate you guys. one of the things we did a year ago was to come up with the idea to take resident ford story standing up for diversity in his senior year at university of michigan where his traveling roommate because of the color of his skin cannot play on the football team. there's a historical group that put this thing together and students would fall asleep. we said let's turn it into a 40 minute play. half my board is ready to launch me. what am i doing? we did 10 productions of the play in february. we have waiting lis