imagine a female frankenstein.this film starring emily beauchamp a5 alice, a scientist who instead of making a terrifying humanlike creature breeds small, scarlet flowers, genetically modified to make their owners happy. alice works for the corporation with fellow breeders bella and chris, played by ben michelle. she brings one of her flowers home for his son, joe, and christians and zeta littlejoe. but is this tiny plant benevolent, or more sinister? the starting point was that i wanted to make a story about a female frankenstein. and i was interested in that because frankenstein obviously wa5 in that because frankenstein obviously was a scientist who created a monster. and the character, airless, is a scientist, and she creates a monster. a sort of monster, a red flower. but she creates another monster, if you want, which is her child. it's a lot about the ambiguity of her motherly love. and her focus about the ambiguity of her motherly love. and herfocus on her work. hi, littlejoe. love. and herfocus on her work

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a film little joe which is an inch by an austrian director and it's sort of a retelling of the frankenstein story but with a female scientist surprising why she was on the right about is it didn't go down well with critics i liked it but it's a bit off putting is a bit it's a deliberately artificial and i think that's why it maybe didn't strike the right with critics but obviously with with the jury the other big winner that can else is the spanish superstar he won best actor for an amazing film by. the great spanish director and this is the film is called pain and glory and it's sort of an autobiographical story from a mode of our very just slightly fictionalized version of his old life with antonio banderas playing a fictionalized version of a lot of our over the last couple years he hasn't been has made my favorite films of his but this this one really is about a return to form and. and it's sort of as i say it's a sort of his whole history and it's one of the barest beautiful in this film i mean these places gay directors are very much like a lot of r. and and it's sort of looking back

. >> it's kind of frankensteined tfrth but we were able to make it work. we made sure that the internal wiring and stuff, that was pretty okay. >> reporter: of the 32 teams that qualified for nota prize, six made it to the finals. only three actually showed up. the valley christian team was the only one with the successful launch. >>> we did come farther than any other team. >> i really think it's something amazing. >> reporter: their motto, nothing is impossible. >> it's nice to know that it works. >> reporter: and whether it wins a million dollars, they share their inspiring stories. young people who are only beginning to map out their careers and develop new tools to map the ocean floor. >> the team will be in monaco for the award ceremony tomorrow morning. if they do end up winning the million dollar prize, they will be the youngest to do so in x-prize history. >> where this is money coming from? a lot of money. >> reporter: it's all part of the x-prize. and what the school says, if they do win, they're gonna put the money back into the school for thei

so we created these frankensteins.e trained them, we e talked thm torture techniques, and armed them. they don't need the money anymore and there devouring the country using the same techniques of torture and the terror that they used before. ononce again, everyonene is roag north. can we stop the true cause, which is them? we could, but we won't. we're not releasing files that would put them in jail. we still have relationships with the army that one by one keep showing up as being extremely involved in the gangs. we keep supporting the frankenstein family, as i will call it. those are what the people that are driving the hundreds of thousands of people north. no one can survive there anymore. and we would not stay there with their children for one minute. with our children for one minute. it is the same people and we're once again standing back and letting them do it. juan: jennifer, your say after the peace accords and the supposed establishment of civilian government and several of the central american countries, t

sits just him here 17 miles from downtown baltimore so with a cyber frankenstein of n.s.a. creation causing drama on a u.s. city just miles from our nation's capital i think it's a good time to start watching the hawks. it looks like. it's going. to sit. there like you know that i got. to do with. this. because. well i'm on the watch in the. wind and on top of the hour wow this is incredible. yeah i mean like baltimore doesn't have enough going on now you can't pay a bell. man all because of and as i say creation of the end of the day i believe that's what the you know. new york times is alleging that this and this a creation was being used to basically shut everything down i mean when you hear the stabber it's like you know thousands of baltimore city's government computers were frozen after all the files became digitally scrambled like you said baltimore residents haven't been able to pay utility bills parking tickets they came pay their taxes online it's like frozen all of baltimore and you know alternately comes down to extortion as the criminals are basically demanding

i'm talking about new york city mayor and frankenstein's monster's lawyer, bill de blasio.e warmly receiving that. de blasio's announcement, with a resounding really, why? in fact, in one poll 76 percent of new york city voters said they did not want him to run. yes, the resident are the big apple rose with one voice to a fuggedaboutit, i don't know why he's running here! de blasio, deblawsio made his announce nment a three minute video. >> here in new york city a pace that is legendarily tough and big and complicated. good thing about new york eschs is they look the same whether they are really pissed off the you or they like you. >> stephen: mr. mayor, i have some bad news. they all look the same because they are all really pissed off at you. de blasio-- (applause) de blasio ended the video with his campaign's top priority. >> i'm bill de blasio and i'm running for president because it's time we put working people first. >> stephen: yes, except the working people of new york cuz i'm going to spend the next two years not becoming president. in the mean time be kawrful ther

able to afford insurance, it took away enough of the fear and whatever makes sense to go from the frankenstein medicare is not single-payer, it only private insurance, is totally complicated, all getting handouts from the government, its broad, there is no good story even if we could get on board with the cost. >> it sounds great, policies by slogan. let's talk about something we continue to talk about at this rate. the college admission scheme, new developments and the largest one ever and the largest payment to date, why my own jamie mother accused of paying out more than $6 million. million, to get her daughter into stamford, now she says she was stooped. moving? that's harder now because of psoriatic arthritis. but you're still moved by moments like this. don't let psoriatic arthritis take them away. taltz reduces joint pain and stiffness and helps stop the progression of joint damage. for people with moderate to severe psoriasis, 90% saw significant improvement. taltz even gives you a chance at completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be ch

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today, georgia has joined in this race to the bottom and the head of georgia's a clu this is a frankensteinbbled together with ideology. >>not science. georgia now becomes the 3rd state since march to sign a so-called heartbeat bill into law this just as president trump ramps up his rhetoric on abortion. >>making the dangerous and demonstrably false claim that mothers are having their infants executed after they're born they wrapped. >>the baby beautifully and then the doctor and the mother determine whether or not they will execute the baby. >>anti-abortion groups applaud the president for having successfully appointed a slate of conservative judges during his presidency, including supreme court justices brett kavanaugh and neil gorsuch source in response to georgia's legislation today, the democratic national committee warned. >>with trump in the white house and kevin on the supreme court. we know republicans will continue to push legislation just like this in an effort to ban abortion nationwide and overturn roe v wade, the bill's sponsor republican state representative and settler says

i'm talking about new york city mayor and frankenstein's monster's lawyer, bill de blasio. that. >> at this point, announcing you're running for president is like announcing you're running a 5k, good for you, no one cares, don't post pictures. there are 23 democrats in the race, and unless one of these guys has a dragon we don't know about, i don't know how any of those come out alive. >> the hometown papers in new york not so friendly either. the daily news escape from new york, leaving new york even more rutterless. >> and the nation unites to -- >> welcome to the race, bill de blasio. >> have a great weekend, i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. here's "new day." see you monday. >>. >>> was the escalation between the u.s. and iran one big misunderstanding. >> u.s. officials have images they assess shows that iranian freighters are carrying missiles. >> are we going to war with iran? >> i hope not. >> they dropped the ball on this. >> people connected to the trump administration reached out to michael flynn even after flynn was cooperating. >> they know the president

it's like he created this frankenstein monster >> seth: it is such a fun character.en 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 progss, 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. [ laughter ] >> seth: and i find it very believable >> thank you thank you.be >> seth: you'v v very open about the fact that you've had alopecia since you were a kid. >> yeah.et >> s and you had decided, which is really i think inspiring, you decided to not hide it and be really open about 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 shameit surrounding you know, i didn't want anyone to find out about it and so, obviously, i we

democratic candidate pushed his way into the clown car, i'm talking about new york city mayor and frankenstein'sawyer, bill de blasio. you hear the hometown crowd warmly receiving that. >> new york mayor bill de blasio announced today that he is running for president. come on, bill, everyone knows the next step after mayor of new york is insane lawyer. >> he was on good morning america today where he showed that donald trump isn't the only one who can come up with cutting nicknames for his opponents. >> donald trump is playing a big con on america. i call him con don. >> good one, bill. sick burn. i call him con don. he really puts the blah in de blasio. >> ruthless. >> i don't know if it was the campaign launch you necessarily want, but he's getting attention. so there's that. new revelations about michael flynn's cooperation with the mueller probe, "new day" continues right now. >>> was the escalation between the u.s. and iran one big misunderstanding? >> u.s. officials have images, they assessed shows that iranian freighters are carrying missiles. >> they dropped the ball on this. >>> people

i'm talking about new york city mayor and frankenstein's monster's lawyer, bill de blasio.ou hear the hometown crowd warmly receiving that. >> i'm glad you're enjoying that moment. what's that about? >> that's what they do for a living. it's normal. i don't -- look -- >> you didn't think there was something a little bit nastier about the reaction to your announcement? i mean, here's "the new york post." >> well. >> i'm pulling it up. >> fox news and "new york post, "you'll get a reaction. i've challenged them plenty of times. >> fair enough. >> did you think pundits and comics were a little more scathing? >> it is me and my candidacy. mayor of the largest, toughest city in america. i have been for six years. to me, that's like a walk in the park. i didn't notice that. i deal with really tough issues every single day. i deal with the toughest press core in america. i deal with, unfortunately, we're the number one terror target in america. late-night m comics don't bothe me. i want to put working people first. we have big changes we have to make in this country. i've proven t

. >> this is a frankenstein bill.ogether with ideology, not science. >> reporter: georgia now becomes the third state since march to sign a so-called heartbeat bill into law. this just as president trump ramps up his rhetoric on abortion, making the dangerous and demonstrably false claim that mothers are having their infants executed after they're born. >> they wrap the baby beautifully and then the doctor and the mother determine whether or not they will execute the baby. i don't think so. >> reporter: anti-abortion groups applaud the president for having successfully appointed a slate of conservative judges during his presidency, including supreme court justices brett kavanaugh and neil gorsuch. in response to georgia's legislation today, the democratic national committee warned, quote, with trump in the white house and kavanaugh on the supreme court, we know republicans will continue to push legislation just like this in an effort to ban abortion nationwide and overturn roe v. wade. the bill's sponsor, republican s

. >> you build a frankenstein and be careful what happens.rter reported about a third investigation in the origins of the russia investigation, so there's the investigation that devin nunes ran for the two years he ran the house intel committee, the huber investigation which has been looking at it a couple of years, there's the horowitz investigation and now there's a third, the mcdermott investigation. all of them work for william barr. how does he still not have information about the origins of the russian probe? >> he seems to be operating on an instinct that he sits at the hierarchy of these people that know about the things he cares about, but i think the most important thing to watch is the tweet from the president that we showed earlier. i was conclusively spied upon. the president has made up his mind. he is basically interfering in these investigations in front of us, in plain daylight. he is saying, this happened, this is what i expect these things to find. this is where i want it to go. i think that's a very dangerous -- >> calling

i very much felt like a frankenstein for a very long time.ost with what i wanted to do for a career, and i ran into an old friend of mine, and she said, "san diego zoo safari park, they're hiring photographers." so i interviewed at the safari park, and i was actually hired on the spot. i would say about three or four months into the job, the strangest thing happened. i was photographing at the front gate, and this young man comes up to me, and you know, he says, "hi, how are you?" and i look at him and -- you know, i knew he worked there. i'd seen him there every once in a while. so i smiled and i politely said hi back. and he got kind of shy, and his face went quickly white. and he said, "well, i'd really like to talk to you, but i got to get going, so i guess i'll see you later, bye!" so we were engaged in april of 2008, and then we were married in january of 2009. and it's been a very beautiful marriage. >> on her wedding day, my prayers had been answered and her dreams had been fulfilled. >> another miracle from god is now i'm also a moth

this, my friends is called the frankenstein of fashion.he problem? the fanny pack is tacked to the back strap. you are not seeing things. this is a real collaboration, robin. get that look off your face. between the company crocs and a japanese apparel company. so far, they only come in two colors. i would like to call them the fanny pack and the croc of the color spectrum, green and purple. the fanny croc retails for $53. cover your ear, birthday boy. [ applause ] >> that thing i said about my birthday, no. >> we're done. ng that we all sw a clip of, joe jonas and "game of thrones" star sophie turner. abc's diane macedo is with us with all of the details. where is she? there she is. smoothly than the weddings on "game of thrones," and the jonas brothers made their first award show appearance in ten years last night, but it turns out that's not the only thing they were celebrating. she's the star of one of the biggest shows on tv. he's one of the superstar jonas brothers. ♪ dancing on top of cars and stumbling out of bars ♪ >> reporter: no