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this piece is called frankenstein, and it was built and decorated by eddie van halen, one of the greaton, spray paint and tape and cutting it away, creating a visual motif that was highly copied, certainly in the ‘80s when i was growing up. some of the items you have are from the beatles, right? yes, i think one of the most iconic things in the show is this beautiful black oyster pearl drum set that was used by ringo starr. in fact, this was the first american ludwig drum set that he owned. after people saw him play, everybody wanted a set that looked exactly the same with that exact decoration. each one of these rock relics tells a story, as does the exhibition itself. a movement built on rebellion is now being revered at the heart of the artistic establishment. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. 0utbreaks outbreaks of rain by pushing east to west. it should become drier across scotla nd west. it should become drier across scotland over night. still some pockets of rain and drizzle. there may be spots of rain from the cloud pushing in from the north sea. it shou

this is called frankenstein and it was built and decorated by eddie van halen, one of the great 70s andput his cigarette in there while he was playing. and then of course this decoration, spray paint and tape and cutting it away, creating this visual motif that was highly copied, certainly in the 80s when i was growing up. a few of the items you have are actually from the beatles, right? yeah, and i think one of the most iconic things probably in the whole show is this beautiful black oyster pearl drum set that was used by ringo starr. in fact, this was the first american ludwig — you can see the name up there — drum set that he owned. after people saw him play, everyone wanted a drum set that looked exactly the same way with that exact decoration. # and has been a hard day's night. and each one of these rock relics tells a story, as does the exhibition itself. a movement built on rebellion is now being revered at the heart of the artistic establishment. now it's time for the weather with helen willetts. hello there, and welcome to a look at the weather for the weekend had. it has felt

we may end up with a frankenstein approach that has a little bit of three. really up to congress at this point to sort this all out. you know, ultimately, you know, we only heard from representative rogers here, unfortunately we did invite other members of the congress, but you know, it is a work week, they are back in her home district for the most part, they were not able to come, but you know, he gave a very optimistic outlook, space for space was getting to congress, i think it is going to be an uphill battle, you know, i think the challenge, for congress, is going to be if they want to get this through successfully, they forgot to keep it lean. they have to focus on the personnel issue, of how our people transferring over? i will tell you, that you know, this basement is past, he is air force space command has 30,000 people. they are talking now, the total space force is only going to be about 15,000 people. why are these people transferring over? are they really all support, and if they are supporting, base operations and space acquisitions, why aren't

(as miller): "also, i don't want to get into a whole thing, but frankenstein is the name of the doctor the monster." ( laughter ) miller-- miller-- ( applause ) somebody's little boy. miller has reportedly been on an antiimmigrant rampage. after forcing out homeland security chief kirstjen nielsen, he's been pushing an extreme agenda, including overturning court-ordered protections for migrant children and calling people at ice and telling them to release detained immigrants in nancy pelosi's district. and he's serious. he even reportedly yelled at immigration officials, "you ought to be working on this all day, every day. it should be the first thought you have when you wake up, and it should be the last thought you have before you go to bed. and sometimes you shouldn't go to bed." he has a point. i, for one, don't know how anyone who works for trump can sleep at night. so what-- ( applause ) what-- so what does his appointment mean? here to tell us, live via satellite, is white house senior adviser, stephen miller. mr. miller. >> hello. >> stephen: thank you, thank you for joining us

bombardments wiping out the planes and there was a point and they went to the boneyard and billed to frankenstein tbf avengers and put them together and got them back in the air and that's what you had to do, that was left on the canal, stripping and scavenging anything you could. now, the flight 300 guys, within the first couple days in the first week of being there, these help to sing to japanese destroyers, but it was just constant action keep the aircraft flying. this is what they look like after some of the attack. within a month, many planes have been lost and are to emily damage to fly and turner caldwell's spd was blown apart by japanese bombing attacks. some of his pilots were wounded or too sick to fly and during the balance of flight 300 it was taken out of the end of september after six weeks on house island . >> were genetically there were extra planes being paired up because of what was called torpedo junction. these were aviators that could be brought in after september not tober to japanese submarines. the waters around the solomons became so deadly that torpedo junction, the carr

what i'm worried about is we may end up with a frankenstein approach that has a little bit of all three. i think that's a big risk going through this legislative session. it's really up to congress at this point to sort this all out because the proposal is over to them. what the department can do is help clarify things to congress on how they intend space command, space development agency, and the space force how to work with one another and where they have complimentary roles rather than conflicting roles. ultimately, you know, we only heard from representative rogers here. unfortunately, we did invite other members of congress but it is a workweek. they're back in their home districts for the most part and weren't able to come. you know, he gave a very optimistic outlook for the space force getting through congress. i think it is going to be an uphill battle. you know, i think the challenge for congress is going to be if they want to get this through successfully, they gotta keep it lean. they have to focus on the personnel issue of how are people transferring over? air force space co

it's a very frankenstein moment. they found that electric bolt through the soul. they loved the feeling of this thing doing exactly what they toltold ittold us to come havins universal control that have this sort ohad thissort of almost li. >> the moment i had with my poetry bought and when i was young. so they had a dee the deep joy f doing this and if they were older, you know, coders of a certain age like us they have that joy and they had no idea that it was going to be worth anything. this one guy in his 50s were laid 40s told me when i was learning this as a kid, i thought it was about as useful as art theory, like it's just me doing sketching or something like that. he sort of stumbled into making a lot of money so the through line where you get from people doing this joyful thing to like algorithmic horror shows, tossing up conspiracy theories left right and center has a lot to do with the fact once it became really valuable economically, and that started to really split in the late '80s i would argue the microsoft millionaires. >> exactly. once it became

it's like he created this frankenstein monster. >> seth: it is such a fun character.chen accent and do you feel like it's a good one? >> i hope so. >> seth: okay, good. >> you know, well we improv a ton. so, you know, you kind of plan it that way. but then as you kind of progress, and you're just kind of riffing. you know, it can kind of all go out the window. >> seth: yeah. >> but yes, obviously it's chechen, yeah. >>eth: and i find it very believable. >> thank you. thank you. >> seth: you've been very open about the fact that you've had alopecia since you were a kid. >> yeah. >> seth: and you had decided, which is really i think inspiring, you decided to not hide it and be really open about it and sort of raise awareness to a thing that maybe a lot of people don't fully understand. >> yes, so i've had alopecia since i was three years old. and it was only just like little spots, so i kind of kept it hidden my whole life. and kind of a by-product of that was i just had so much shame surrounding it. you know, i didn't want anyone to find out about it. and so, obviously

this piece is called frankenstein, and it was built and decorated by eddie van halen, one of the greations, spray paintand tape burns, and these decorations, spray paint and tape and cutting it away, creating a visual motif that was highly copied, certainly in the 80s when i was growing up. some of the items you have a from the beatles, right? yes, i think one of the most iconic things in the show is this beautiful black oyster pole drum set that was used by ringo starr. in fa ct, that was used by ringo starr. in fact, this was the first american ludwick drum said that he owned after people saw him play everybody wa nted after people saw him play everybody wanted one that looked exactly the same with that exact declaration. each one of these rock relics tells a story, as does the exhibition itself. a movement built on rebellion is now being revered at the heart of the artistic establishment. coming up in the next 15 minutes, mike blaise korfball, a sport where men and women playing on the same team, and mike learns the rules the ha rd team, and mike learns the rules the hard way, as he

this piece is called frankenstein, and it was built and decorated by eddie van halen, one of the greatdecoration, spray paint and tape and cutting it away, creating a visual motif that was highly copied, certainly in the ‘80s when i was growing up. some of the items you have are from the beatles, right? yes, i think one of the most iconic things in the show is this beautiful black oyster pearl drum set that was used by ringo starr. in fact, this was the first american ludwig drum set that he owned. after people saw him play, everybody wanted a set that looked exactly the same with that exact decoration. each one of these rock relics tells a story, as does the exhibition itself. a movement built on rebellion is now being revered at the heart of the artistic establishment. now then grin setjust grin set just completed grin setjust completed at entry, it's estimated more than 600 million people around the world were watching. hundred and £50 million batch, we will go straight to bbc sport centre, and we will speak to james pierce, there are two women jockeys, all eyes today on a certain t

stuart: frankenstein candidates. wow. well, i will guarantee one thing, charles. you and i are going to have a very interesting time for the next 20 months. >> it will be a lot of fun. stuart: yes, sir, it will. i want to see that smile every week. every day. thanks, charles. >>> i want to get back to the futures because this is how we will open the market this morning. the dow industrials, okay, down 100, but dow component 3m is a huge drag on the dow. earnings fell short, didn't give a very rosy forecast. they are going to cut 2,000 jobs and the stock is down 8.5%. that takes 119 points off the dow. without it, the dow would be opening higher. as a matter of fact, it will take 146 points off -- i'm sorry. it will take 126 points off the dow. again, my point is, without 3m, the dow would be up. >>> look at this on your screens now. facebook up $16 premarket, 8%. microsoft up $5.79, 4.5% premarket. joining us now, market watcher sitting next to me, joel shulman. welcome back. >> thank you. stuart: you only invest in entrepreneurial companies. >> entrepreneurial co

very specific but you can find everything here that you couldn't even find online, like "young frankensteinplans to stay profitable because they have customers, local ones and tourists. back to you. connell: i was trying to think what i would do with one of those. i remember my dad actually still has one of the players, the ones that play both the dvd and vhs tapes, the dual thing. very, very modern. i would probably take them to his house and play them. kristina, good stuff. good reporting out there in bend. tell dan, your producer, we said not only hello but tell him in the future, just try to stay out of your shot. you are doing a live shot and he was walking in the shot. did you see that? did you notice that? reporter: don't tell him. you can't tell our viewers that. connell: too late. look at him. where is he? he's trying to get away from the camera now. come on. oh, that's not dan. that's the guy who doesn't know why he's there. he had no idea why he was there. >>> back to lyft for a moment. $70.75 a share. you know, it's funny, down 9.5% today. it's dropped below that ipo price. it's

these are not -- the bank ceo's aren't the frankenstein monsters taking down the economy.t behind some of the biggest problems that we face in the united states. >> let's get to the basis. why do we have this crisis, the federal department messed up, the value of the dollar, that hadn't happened since 2008, government make mistakes. bankers can't hit back too far. idiot, don't you know -- [laughter] >> okay. yeah. too big to fail was the problem and what happened, they are getting bigger, consolidating regional banks and so forth, very interesting. >> it is amazing that the head of the banking committee does not know that the government -- maria: student loans. >> years ago. >> that's something that members of congress didn't know on their own but welcome -- welcome to the democrats running the house of representatives. they're going to continue to in addition to investigating trump bash big banks, this is part of narrative, this is setting up legislative agenda for 2020. maria: this was just a show yesterday, come on. she wanted to show that she's in charge. >> also the n

this is called frankenstein and it was built and decorated by eddie van halen, one of the great 705 andration, spray paint and tape and cutting it away, creating this visual motif that was highly copied, certainly in the 805 when i was growing up. a few of the items you have are actually from the beatles, right? yeah, and i think one of the most iconic things probably in the whole show is this beautiful black oyster pearl drum set that was used by ringo starr. in fact, this was the first american ludwig — you can see the name up there — drum set that he owned. after people saw him play, everyone wanted a drum set that looked exactly the same way with that exact decoration. and each one of these rock relics tells a story, as does the exhibition itself. a movement built on rebellion is now being revered at the heart of the artistic establishment. i would love to see that. cigarette burns! love that. and bumping intojimmy page. as one does. recently, meghan and harry introduced their new instagram account, sussexroyal. they thanked their supporters for their support, promising to shine a l