i think that, you know, in france, the eccentricity -- for me, eccentricity is very chic and it is what i love. it is so much about the good taste, which paralyzed. it is still a city where everybody meets profession, sure, but it is sad that you did not seek only may be in the young people, but you do not see when people are in the rain, let's say, in society, like having the joy to address. like you have to be like the color of the street of paris. you ought not to be remarkable. it is very demanding of the people. so i said to the people, no, we have to be like everyone else. in london, it was completely different, and it still is. more distance that makes them, for me, more fascinating than the french. >> we want to take questions from the audience, but i did just want to ask you a quick question about your work in movies because that has been so extraordinarily exceptional. i think probably a lot of people -- i know you have been to the academy of arts and all the students, but i wonder how many people in this audience know how involved you have been in the performing arts doing co

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a socially conservative eccentric. but out here, it is wildly popular. the newly formed party the balance of power. big chunk of australia theye the economy the, become the food bowl of asia. it will take a political will they say is lacking. it is about reminding australia that they matter, too. company ofian underground tunnels. mealound $30 a

he is the eccentric and crazy. ,o have a home grown voice iconography, the costume comprised of u.s. army boots, fatigues, political t-shirts and the chinese coast, the japanese , all said to confuse the audience. confuse, manipulate, to shock. westerng knowledge of iconography, western history, western aspirations, culture manipulate them through language, a few words, it cannot be dismissed as a crazy alien threat. it sounds more like a threat from within, even though the news drove footage suggest that he is somewhere in the desert. we find out that he is a lot closer. tavis: i am always fascinated by this. you guys have been so good in keeping the secret. i've been trying to find a bootleg copy -- i should not say that. the studio has been very good at keeping this stuff under wraps. i do not know how they do it these days. how does a controversy even erupt? comexyou go back to the of the 1960's, the mandarin was invented in the 1960's. solid evil. blurred, is manipulative. the controversy might have been a response to the old 1960's stereotype rather than what marvel has reinven

he is a socially conservative eccentric. out here, he is wildly popular. he hopes to win enough seats to give his party power. 'sbig chunk of australia economy is based in the dusty interior, agriculture. farmers would like to become the food bowl of asia. for them, the september election is about reminding metro australia that the matter, too. as andrew mentioned in his report, australian livestock are allegedly being mistreated in egypt. on sunday, we will travel there to find out more about those claims. australian officials are not convinced. that is sunday right here on al jazeera. once a magnet for tourists all over the world. now it is a source of conflict. india and pakistan have been fighting over the region since they gained independence in 1947. tourists are starting to come back. of thes the height tourist season. kashmir is the hot spot for local and foreign visitors. >> i have been all over europe, and i have come to kashmir for the first time. with spectacular views, it is not hard to see why this area is a popular destination. this man has

but they have a hard time convincing people to give them the opportunity because by definition the eccentric personality tends to alienate people they are not team players whether domestically for sherman or david petraeus. >> host: those are the three of the general's. >> one obscure man had the idea they could restore the entire mediterranean roman empire in six entry and also my favorite was ridgway 100 days increate he took seoul, south korea and got us back up to the 38 parallel but everybody wanted to evacuate >> host: did you have to narrow the list? where did you start? >> i had people as diverse as a spartan or richard the lionheart, all sorts of figures that i thought rather than try to be systematically chronological but the impressionistic'' i thought were the most interesting dynamic controversial to use that as a template and a conclusion to say there applicable to other people across time and space. >> host: you write most our students are even scholars to follow a the shadows but use a time in obscurity to view contemporary tactics of the ongoing losing war. >> matthew ridgwa

putting up barriers for tomorrow's beta breakers considered one of the country's largest and most eccentrich 30,000 registered runners and an expected 70,000 spectators, 5 our police departments are going to help provide security along with the fbi. >> we will have the bomb teches on scene to allow for rapid response to any package and we will have k-nines around and then also 16 neighboring agencies have provided religional support with regard to bomb teches and dogs. >> with images of last month's terror ifrt attack fresh in everyone's mind. when it comes to big events the police say they will not take any chances. >>> again, that was monte francis reporting. >> rob here to talk about the weather. nice one today rob. >> yeah, and nicer tomorrow. for the events over the weekend. the shark fest swim tomorrow morning, it will be cool and sunny. we have 50s and 60s right now, interesting here in the north bay. our temperatures are 10 to 15 degrees warmer that is the same time last night, and we are starting to see the winds change direction here in the north bay. northwest wind at times and w

. >> 20 years ago if you were collecting a typewriter, you were a town eccentric. now you can find people across the country interested in the same hobby. >> reporter: they're popping up in unlikely places. there are the famous collectors, the high-profile users, and the modern-day enthusiasts, like this group in new york taking part in a type-in. an idea started by mike that's spread around the world. tell me what it is about typewriters that you like so much. >> one, they're finely crafted. two, they're not meant to be obsolete. three, they only do one thing. >> reporter: they type. that's it. with a little practice, this is so easy. i was ready for the speed contest. >> go. >> where's the 1? a rough start. i'm already losing. a lot harder than it looks. oh, i ripped it! but i did finish. college freshman matthew sedoni was the fastest. that's his copy on the left and mine on the right. >> when you're sitting at one you almost feel like you could be ernest hemmingway or something. >> reporter: a revival of the typewriter, proving its timeless appeal. stephanie go

a little eccentric. >> a little mysterious maybe, >>reporter: for he let members she will have castinglike this one recently at the 4 seasons palo alto. out of hundreds she is may select a few to introduce to her v.i.p. but amy first to say the clients themselves need to ship up in this competitive dating market. >> artfully prepare somewhat we away from the work talk really hopefully genuinely show the interest in who you are out with. >>reporter: george took the advice to heart on his date with kristen. >> never been to london. >> never. >> such an amazing city. >>reporter: he says there was chemistry but not a love connection. so amy went back to the drawing board and matched him with this one would runs denmark innovation center in silicon valley easy conversation. lieutenants of laughter. some flirting. but the next big thing. >> it's possible. definitely possible. tooÑi soon to tell of course. >>reporter: but this rltionship is as they say in the valley worth another round of investment. in palo alto, kristen, abc 7 news. >> wow! effective but expensive. sounds like. all right. >

a little eccentric. >> a little mysterious maybe, >>reporter: for he let members she will have castinglike this one recently at the 4 seasons palo alto. out of hundreds she is may select a few to introduce to her v.i.p. but amy first to say the clients themselves need to ship up in this competitive dating market. >> artfully prepare somewhat we away from the work talk and really hopefully genuinely show the interest in who you are out with. >>reporter: george took the advice to heart on his date with kristen. >> never been to london. >> never. >> such an amazing city. >>reporter: he says there was chemistry but not a love connection. so amy went back to the drawing board and matched him with this one would runs denmark innovation center in silicon valley easy conversation. lieutenants of laughter. some flirting. but the next big thing. >> it's possible. definitely possible. tooÑi soon to tell of course. >>reporter: but this rltionship is as they say in the valley worth another round of investment. in palo alto, kristen, abc 7 news. >> wow! effective but expensive. sounds like. all righ

not no legs depending on who you are i mean not the facts but where you're coming from politically eccentric cetera so we have to have these checks and balances in and that takes that takes guts and money and we run out of that but at the same time do you think that anyone is actually paying attention to anything that scott pelley or anyone else says because actually no one really broadcast what he said no one really wants to at mit that really dark see the truth that if you just you just hit the punch line i mean nobody's i mean you know we have people say under twenty five the probably don't even know who scott pelley is they don't watch sixty minutes or the c.b.s. evening news they get their there's stuff off twitter but where does that original reporting come from that feeds into social media comes from the legacy properties like c.b.s. like the new york times wall street journal whether we like it or not or whether the younger generation likes it or not the source has to come from somewhere and maybe you know he needs to do a better job of reaching out and maybe we all need a better job

tolerant and i don't want to use you're intolerant of you're going to hear me she's essentially an eccentric i hate to use the word tolerant because that somehow implies that i don't agree with your lifestyle i really don't care what you do with your life as long as it doesn't adversely affect mine and if you're going to do harm to me then that's where government has you know it seemed this is this is the problem that it seems like a lot of people agree with that basic premise they do but they still to infer to voting for either democrats or republicans i want to show you this gallup poll showing that a majority of people want rational terms on that's and they want to completely end the electoral college gary do you think that alecto reform is needed first before third parties can really have a chance you know he or here's how i think third parties could really have a chance and that would be that if you're on the ballot in anough states to win the presidential elections there should be a requirement that you're in the polls in the polls just in the polls to determine who gets in the preside

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