eloise's. eloise, were you happy when you were getting your haircut? >> did you like it?> jimmy: no, you did not like it. and did, who cut your brother's hair? did he cut his own hair? >> me! i cut it. >> jimmy: now what about your dad, did you cut your dad's hair as well? >> no! he doesn't have any hair! >> jimmy: that makes three of you. now, let me ask, stephanie and ben, by accident, by going ahead and shaving their heads all the way, aren't you inhibiting teddy's artistic vision for their hair? >> eloise was spared, well, the front was spared. >> jimmy: can we see the back of eloise's hair? it looks cute from the front. it looks fine from the front. >> you want to turn around, baby girl? >> jimmy: oh, yeah. it's like she visited the groomer. are you excited that your daughter has the same haircut as rihanna right now? >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: now stephanie, you did not opt to get your haircut in solidarity with the rest of the family, i see. >> it was recommended, but i -- no thanks. >> jimmy: no thank you. were you relieved that they at least left the eyebrows in tact

tar >>> first low to the young childrenlone for a few rying rned in teddy found t eloise, turn aroundurn around. oh, my god. oh, my god. do you like your haircut? >> no. >> turn around. why did you let brother do that? >>he said she wanted me to do that a lot. so i did it. >> okay. all right. it is just hair. it is hair. it is going to grow baan. d aymommy's ok. >> it is just hair. great job there, mom. she handled that well. stephanie is a full time nurse who is getting ready for her shift when herye 5-ar-old son teddy went to work on his ownir haith a pair of dog grooming clippers before giving a new look to both his 3-year-old sister eloise and his 2-year-old brother fred. dad came home andry took evedy out to the garage to fin h shaving their heads. >> how does my hairlook? >> great. >> how does my no hair look? >> your no hair looks great. >> i don't see a lot of remorsey from ted right there. >> i love his sister, when the mom asks do l youe your new haircut? no. >> they look pretty cool. i thought mom handled it very well. >> beautif kids. it is amazing. done.ll a feat of react

have some benefits for nato i've never seen so many editorials in american newspapers praising the eloise jamie shea spent almost four decades at nato as a spokesman but also an expert in what are called emerging security challenges and while dealing with russia and its hybrid worker tactics still top the list of challenges for nato the now retired shay warns the alliance must look further afield to be fit for the future because obviously china is the rising power it's already in europe of buying up infrastructure influencing the future of alter officially teligent technology it's going to be a massively more important factor in determining twenty first century six. russia or all googly any other country outside may choke but countries inside are shaping nato's future to the next enlargement will be to north macedonia which changed its name to settle a dispute with greece that earned an almost immediate invitation to join pending the approval of the other twenty nine allies they didn't waste their time they didn't drag their feet and that's remarkable for an organization of twenty nine me

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. >> her son, little teddy, look at little sister eloise. >> oh, no, eloise, no!re bald, they're all bald. >> you're bald, you're bald! you're bald, you get a haircut, you get a haircut! >> all because little teddy found an electric razor. their poor mom in texas is in tears. probably because it feels a little bit like a mom fail. but stephanie, we feel for you. kids, they do the darnedest things. >> i know. teddy? teddy? >> it's only hair. >> it is only hair, it will grow back. >> it is. the last time i got ahold of an electric razor? >> it will grow back. >> janai, turn around. >> i'ma getcha. >>> next to this swimwear scheme here. >> okay. >> this guy is in what, russia, siberia? they're celebrating the end of winter. but look, it still looks pretty cold there, doesn't it? >> quite. >> and they are having a chilly good time with the swimwear. born from 1945 through 1965 have the highest rates of hepatitis c, but most don't know they're infected? people can live for decades without symptoms, but over time hepatitis c can cause serious health problems. if you wer

my name is eloise. lifelong resident of bay view hunters point. i wanted to reiterate some of the things spoken about. district 10 is a franchise community that's known in. >> we have a lot of opportunities coming up and when you have a company that provides economic development along with an equity process, i say that's a winning combination. thank you. >> thank you, very much. >> next speaker, please. >> the last person to turn in a speaker card. >> do we have anybody else who wants to give public comment. can you lineup on the side. >> this morning i opened mi' bail box and they were lost communication to my vehicle. because the battery is dead. and the battery was dead because the past six months instead of using my prius i've been using skip scooters. it's my daily commute. i work for skip as the lead engineer. my commute is a nine-minute skip ride, a route that has protected bike lanes. during this rush hour ride, i emit no co2, i use no parking spaces and contribute to traffic. it's my daily route. i can pick up a gallon of milk. it's my da

work on his own hair with a pair of dog grooming clippers before giving a look to his 3-year-old eloise2-year-old brother fred. dad came home and took everybody out to the garage to finish shaving their heads. >> how do i look? >> great. >> how's my no hair look? >> looks great. >> i don't see a lot of remorse from teddy right there. >> he has no remorse but i love his sister. do you like your new haircut? no. >> they do look pretty cool. i thought mom handled it very well. >> they're such beautiful kids. amazes. >> well done, guys. our next high goes to a fete of reaction time and flexibility that had houston astros pitcher collin mchue to diane know reaves. watch him somehow slow down time. it even turned into a double play ball. mchugh leans back, gets a close shave under his chin and avoids the line drive. the home plate umpire was the first to walk out to the mound. you can read his lips. says it looks like something out of the matrix. mchue said after the game, i don't know if it gets much closer than that and he probably does not want to find out. to be able to react that quickly

i'm eloise todd and i'm the ceo of best for britain.been fighting to give people the final say on brexit. tonight we're gathering with people from the tech community to try and help us use tech products and tech tools to help fight brexit and help connect ordinary people to their mps and give them information about the eu that might help them understand whether they think brexit is a good thing or not. you have eight minutes to come up with eight different ideas. we've had a brainstorm around two of our websites that we've developed. one of them is called hey—mp.co.uk, where you can write to your mp no matter where you are in the country. so they're talking about how to get that website out there more. right now, we just want anything that comes out. and the other website is called revoke. info, and this taps into the amazing six—million—person petition that's been going around the country and gone viral. this basically shows each constituency, how many people have signed, how that compares to the parliamentary majority of the mp there