. —— navel—gazing around brexit. got to the point that you wonder what people might be thinking, whether it is the philippines, other parts of europe, people that may have been coming here, they may think of going somewhere else. doctors and nurses are told, the nhs needs you. the point has been made, following brexit, that for some they may feel this country is not as welcoming as it might have been in the past, is that the danger? absolutely. we have seen this phenomenon where we have seen a sharp drop in migration from the eu since the brexit votes. this is why we are still an eu member. brexit is not yet a reality. it is concerning. the chief executive of the nhs had to revealing statistics. 100,000. still 100,000 vacancies. the government has offered {20.5 billion, a significance of money that there is concern that the money is not going to produce the best outcome if you do not have the staff to deliver victory at a number of operations and appointments. the daily mirror, a suggestion that government needs to r

instead their gaze is averted stole it rolled to the sultan claiming i had sealed a secret pact with the sultan's enemies in the eyes of the porter i was guilty of high treason. the sultan welcomed the opportunity to deal with me he had long mistrusted my policies now he had a pretext for high treason there could be only one punishment. the thing. long long after my death the people of my life yet i was still singing a ballad klingon am romanesque we people of romania. the ballad imagines the words i would have spoken to the two can because he knows who betrayed me if it was to rule that you desired why did you not tell me. that i would have granted your request. and you would have ruled in this. from small town life to the touring the world. look at chances concerts are sell out events for. ever since that first smash hit them i didn't really plan for any of this our life's just not been the same. things for this. year i maxed out. this right. i am our song there's this week on your imax everything's different incident celebrities are calling the shots. today dutch product designer

the smaller you like the smaller you gaze so with my a village definitely with all of my melon and has allowed me to tell many different stories. [applause] . >> i often find myself paraphrasing baldwin talking about the way the americans are addicted to innocence and the refusal to witness a fiction of the american dream that black people do not have that luxury of engaging in fiction so the metaphor that you can see the hauntings so i do think it's present but not always tapped into but if we take that gift of the tradition seriously and with that approach there are people who will approach that as a condition of deprivation versus reality so i do think there is a responsibility. and also maybe when you have the formulation you think your suffering is wholly unique but that is also a recognition but also the residents of what you can see of algerians in paris and recognize an instant bowl - - instant bowl and with that i wish play role one - - playwright there is something about that particular experience and that it is one of our gifts. [applause] and then to have the ability to do

instead their gaze is averted only grow to the sultan claiming i had sealed a secret pact with the sultan's enemies in the eyes of the porter i was guilty of high treason. the sultan welcomed the opportunity to deal with me he had long mistrusted my policies now he had a pretext for high treason that could be only one punishment. the thing. long long after my death the people of my life yet i was still singing a ballad klingon am romanesque we people of romania. the ballad imagines the words i would have spoken to the two can do because he knows who betrayed me if it was to rule that you desired why did you not tell me. i would have granted your request. and you would have ruled in us. entering the conflict zone confronting the powerful. subbie who is pushing ahead with moves to join the european union that brussels is so far unimpressed with its reforms my guest this week visiting violin is the fabulous five minutes that i'm not going that beach. why so little progress oh so many key issues. conflicts are. next on the telly. you're all maxed out. by what is right for you dr ro i am for sau

gaze. he's very intense. and it caught everyone off guard. >> is he always like that?tched that today. i was pretty freaked out myself. what is going on here? >> he's very intense. you don't expect that. it was out of character. >> you cover the nfl for years. brees 6 feet tall. murray 5'9" maybe? wilson 5'10" who played baseball and mobile. i don't know. it's very tough. murray very talented. is there a team and system he'll thrive in in the first round. if he doesn't get the first round will he blow off football and go to the a's. >> too many questions to answer. >> all right join us tonight at 9:00. what if you could borrow a book from the library is never worry about late fine? would you return the book? the city that's planning to eliminate the fee. >> at 11:00 a south bay teacher forced into retirement. after being diagnosed with an unusual form of parkinsons. what the community is doing to hon honor mr. hill. >> the bachelor followed by the good doctor. and the news at 11:. >> jimmy kim el live. tonight's guest. ann hath away and the bachelor. he doesn't give up

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installed upstairs, gazing out secured windows. sounds like a novel.azing out secured windows, tweeting at his enemies and phoning his pals. trump repeatedly told reporters he hasn't made the to his resort, mar-a-lago. boo hoo. it's almost like "home alone." >> i send my son to his room for five months for punishment. >> go to your room. you know this guy personally. what's he do? >> he sits there and gets more and more irritable and the more irritable, the more irattic and the more isolated -- >> get on the phone and say send me opclub sandwich? >> he likes to call people to enforce that he's right, even though he sees the dottau he's wrong. he's watching coverage showing americans disprove and he'll call meanal who say hold your ground. he's losing his mind. he can't go to mar-a-lago, he can't -- >> he was doing the limbaugh. rush limbaugh says you got to have the wall. you're dead meat and he says okay. this is pathetic. rush limbaugh calling the shots. >> it's not about him. it's about 800,000 federal work whoorz have missed a paycheck. i came thro

those statements given by those few who are at least the where you know following that kind of thing gazing into a kind of. statement that they signed according to what i heard they signed a pledge not to say something negative or wrong against the government and also not to participate anymore in protest so it's a very. unclear picture we don't know how many have been released we head from some sources close to the official circles that only one hundred and eighty six are going to be released total one hundred and eighty six and that's a very far from the announced number by the government which is more than eight hundred arrested two weeks ago and also far from the estimations of rights groups who talk about between one thousand and two thousand detainees or of mohamed vall there in khartoum ahmed thank you to india now where people from across the country are protesting in the capital new delhi against worsening living conditions former army officers ethnic minorities women and farmers among those taking part in the first of a nine day demonstration against the national democratic allian

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. >>> an adoring gaze, pained eyebrows and a sigh, all actions of the vice president this week that sentse has the story of pence stand big his man. >> the vice president has taken flak for his adoring gaze at president trump, for his silent head swivel during the oval office confrontation, and now for his sighing -- >> well, you -- >> and those pained eyebrows. >> that was his impression. >> during interviews that had anchors calling him out. >> mike pence just tried to pull a fast one on us. >> mike pence knows that he's lying. >> he knows. >> with more than just his pants on fire. the vice president is known for his professed rectitude, prompting someone to tweet i'm calling jesus because pence just broke a commandment. the vice president rattled off misleading stats and was asked about stats that past presidents told trump they should have built a way. >> some of them have told me we should have done it. >> except representatives for the four living presidents said it never happened. >> you, you, i know the president said that was his impression from previous administrations. >> it's

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. >> so tonight, sit back, gaze skyward and howl to your heart's content. kevin tibbles, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back, honoring a group of people who might otherwise be forgotten. ♪ >>> finally tonight, honoring the forgotten. veterans who die homeless or destitute, many slip away without family or loved ones by their side, but now there is a quiet, but growing effort to give these service members a dignified farewell. when a homeless veteran dies there's often no family, no ceremony, just an unmarked grave. that's why people like michael ho michael honan of the american legion and veterans from other groups around the country make it their duty to attend their burials. >> this, to me, he's a brother. a brother in arms. someone who was in the military. >> reporter: on this day they're honoring vincent tarantola. a vietnam-era veteran. >> we don't have to him because he's a brother in arms. he honorably served his nation. >> they make sure he receives full military honors. paul shottenham ilis in charge of setting up the cemetery on newy month a

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crystal gazing or reading coffee grounds they all have one thing in common. sending. these things all have an element of chance that you draw terrill cards at random or you throw bones or sticks and interpret the patterns they make. so you first take a random element and then you interpret it because you believe that nothing's down to chance it was. because of the correlation between above and below the cosmic forces control the way you through it. many psychics are convinced they have a special gift not asunder the torah says he inherited his from his father the italian often uses taro cards when clients come to him for advice. come in many different forms but what's always important is the combinations of symbols drawn and what conclusions can be made in regard to the questions asked. anyone can draw cards but you need skill to read them what counts most is someone's experience at interpret ings the cards. printed. asunder also uses the pendulum as a medium he senses forces that are transmitted through his arm by the movement of the pendulum he uses this for help wi

already sunk below the smoggy beijing skyline, so there is unfortunately no chance tonight for people to gaze in wonder. not that they had much warning, mind you. e landing attempt was accompanied by an almost complete news blackout, giving you a nse of the sensitive propaganda value of this hugely forward in china's space race ambitions and the perceived cost of failure. china plans to follow this mission with another that will bring mineral samples back to earth and eventually perhaps a rted plan for a lunar ba capable of supporting humans. i on't think our exploration will stop.on it wil go deeper, further, and we will invest more. john: meanwhile, the probe's lunar rover will begin exploring the moon's far side. groundbreaking science from a rising space power. john sudworth, bbc news, asian. -- beijing. laura: incredible images. remember, you can find much more of all the day's news on our democratsncluding taking control of the house ofas representativehey square off with president trump over the government shutdown. to see what we are working on it anytime, do make se to check us out o

. >> reporter: so tonight, sit back, gaze skyward and howl to yoheart's content.bles, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back, honoring a group people who might otherwise be forgotten. [cell phone rings] where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he says it's personal this time.. if you're a mom, you call at the worst possible time. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. where are you? it's very loud there. are you taking a zumba class? dad! hiding when i was supposed to be quitting. i thought, i should try something that works. i should try nicorette. nicorette mini relieves sudden cravings fast. anytime. anywhere. nicorette mini. you know why. we know how. nicorette mini. ♪ inside out got ♪ i'm feeling good. ♪ doing it my own way, ♪ every single day ♪ and it feels good... sunsweet amazin! prunes. the feel good fruit. >>> flienl tonight, honoring the forgotten, veterans who die homeless or destitute.

. ♪ get back get back >> reporter: as bewildered lunchgoers and london bobbies gazed up from the street. back in 1969, the beatles were on the verge of breaking up when john, paul, george, and ringo tried out some new tunes high atop the band's london offices. today the beatles were celebrated with rooftop concerts around the world. from where it all started in liverpool -- ♪ back in the ussr >> reporter: -- to austin, texas. miami. ♪ don't let me down >> reporter: even in frigid new york. >> greatest band of all time, bar none. bar none. anybody argues, they're wrong. >> reporter: music that gets you moving no matter the temperature. >> i always listened to them as i was growing up. >> reporter: a half century later, just two beatles remain. but their music, well, let it be, forever. kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> guess what will be on my playlist going home tonight. that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. for all of us, thanks berated in a san francisco courtroom. the tongue lashing a federal judge gave p-g-and-e >>> right now at 6:00, berated in a san francisco courtroom. the t

business it's a creative type of design that's more durable more romantic more history and therefore and gazes to people in a deeper and longer way so work that finds. trads a way with people long term that's i think hopefully abides is things well what would you say is your signature in all of your designs what i hope it's exactly that and i hope to for the rest we find as much as possible diversity i don't want to you know per se have or that people can visually easily recognize i mean we have words that are very different some are. clearly in. the design some are for a while or. has different references and i think that's a good thing i don't want to have a type a word that's always there saying i want to give them the lives of i'm sure i'm inventing myself over and over again well then how does this being given in effect how do you how does the creative process for you begin. i mean who do products every day and there's and there is a very different them and products if you do and there's a really started investigating where are we. if we do a pricing though i really have to understand tha

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but look at boeing defense executive leeann it's like she's not even looking into the camera but gazing like a proud mother at a b. fifty two that's tripping bombs on its very first village. this is horrifying. you find gender equality or a fine oh right no i don't see this as politico says is a watershed moment in history what you don't think that women can have it all meaning having a career they love a happy marriage two kids a home and several thousand graves abroad are you saying we can't have it and are all real enemy is ourselves ok lockheed martin c.e.o. marilyn houston told. political that she couldn't achieve all this without quieting that little voice in your head that doubts whether you can do that next job or take on that special assignment and instead you listen to the other voice in your head that says kid. yeah mary's. i've been trying to focus that now a little bit more every day. this is. this is a p.r. campaign that is using they're using feminism to rebrand and the art of butchering brutal around the world as if progressive it was so much more than p.r. raytheon the

surrounded his hideout in this cave they poured petrol into it and burned him alive but the land his gaze is forever fixed on is now free david chaytor al-jazeera the true dos mountains thousands of ethiopian israelis in tel aviv have protested against racism and police violence. that angry about the killing of a mentally ill ethiopian israeli man who was shot dead by police two weeks ago organizers say the case is a culmination of what they describe as years of discrimination by the israeli state earlier on wednesday demonstrators marched through tel aviv and wants a major highway. a prominent human rights activist in zimbabwe has been released on bail after his arrest during recent protests past even more wary could face twenty years in jail if convicted of subversion he was an outspoken opponent of robert mugabe says nothing has changed on the emerson and then god well it is a very sad day for me even though i am i must be joyful that i'm being released it's a very sad day that i have to be in this situation again we went through this with the mugabe regime and here we are again. going

inside the courtroom, prosecutors and defense lawyers eye each other under the gaze of an extremely youthful-looking. in the middle of the chair that would soon be occupied by carlos ghosn. they did not have to wait long. courts nowhe banis arguments took over. the pictures show a t olhinnerr looking colors of 15 days esult detention. -- 50 days of detention. the former nissan boss said "i've been wrongfully accuseds f meritld unsubstantiated accusations. i ve always acted legally." we expect carlos ghosn to make a robust defense of himself in court and that is what he did. he said his prolonged detention was not only unfair a unjust, for that the allegations were essentially groundless. he said all of his financial dealings while chairman of nissan corporation were done with the knowledge and approval of senior executives and boa. of directors tonight mr. ghosn is back in his cell in this grim tokyo detention center. it could be hisfo home many more weeks or even months. far away in, parere are rumblings that if mr. ghosn is not releasedno soon, themay follow is on and mitsubishi and remove him ace

when customers go by your gaze to find. them now well reducing our. that's undercutting that what's good for market is not good for the global economy. join me every thursday on the alex salmond's show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sport there's this i'm show business i'll see you then. hello and welcome to cross talk were all things are considered i'm peter lavelle u.s. secretary of state mike pompei always declared multi-lateralism in international affairs a failure what is needed according to him is a new liberal order led by the united states such an order calls into question some important issues does this mean the universal is ation of american law and limited sovereignty for the rest of the world. crosstalk.

going to interfere with our elections post the twenty seventeen elections there was a lot more navel gazing article saying why didn't russia try and hack or interfere in these elections as we heard from the spokesman person from the government there this investigation ongoing will be looking into this as it develops. now with u.s. government shutdown closed. entering its third week democrats have pushed forward legislation designed to end the stalemate the democrat controlled house of representatives passed two bills to fund the federal government but they don't include funding for a border wall prompting don't claim he'll veto the legislation passed in the democrats claim such a wall would be un-american the president does say his idea still has widespread support but y'all isn't a morality it's not who we are is a nation and this is not a war between mexico and the united states that the president is creating here it's a war between reality and his constituents his supporters i have never had so much support as i have in the lairs week over my stance for border security for border control

what's going on and what's the potential fallout of this war of words with military experts for us in gaze was overseas let's talk with someone who knows a lot about u.s. foreign policy in the west battle against islamic extremists former u.s. representative chris shays from connecticut servicing a member of the finance and homeland security committees was chairman of the government oversights national security committee with jurisdiction over both the defense department and the state department he's a good friend he joins us from washington all right what's your reaction to the commander in chief's description of syria as sand and death well it is said in death that part of the problem is though when he said i'm taking the troops out he said we've already won so it's just hard to know you know what he says and when he says it and what it means but the bottom line is we can go back a long ways and we can go back to even my vote going into iraq and we opened the door to iran and we didn't find weapons of mass destruction so there's a lot of history here but the thing i would like for my pre

going to interfere with our elections post the twenty seventeen elections there was a lot more navel gazing article saying why didn't russia try and hack or interfere in these elections as we heard from the spokesman person from the government there this investigation ongoing we'll be looking into this as it develops. believes the main beneficiary of the scandal is not. russell seems to be the first loan for everybody that ever but it doesn't make any sense when we sum up the threats first not when we were going to her and secondly russia i cannot imagine of any reason russia but russia could get all of their sandro over quite. a little bit into another direction where you are sequentially quib or not especially when you consider that there is the start of a media campaign so there must be high interest behind it you have a bunch of people who want to get rid of the the clue democracy which is in germany granted by the bill of rights and you need some sort of stand or to get the full of decisions to make a new boss or permanent serviceable vision of the internet if this were as nice a jar a

sunk below the smoggy beijing skyline, so there's, unfortunately, no chance tonight for people to gazender. not that they had much warning, mind you. the landing attempt was accompanied by an almost complete news blackout, giving you a sense of the sensitive propaganda value of this huge leap forward in china's space race ambitions and the perceived cost of failure. china plans to follow this mission with another that will bring mineral samples back to earth, and — eventually, perhaps — a reported plan for a lunar base, capable of supporting humans. translation: i don't think our exploration will stop. it will only go deeper, further, and we will invest more. meanwhile the probe's lunar rover will begin exploring the moon's far side — groundbreaking science from a rising space power. as well as what this tells us about china's space programme, what it tells us about china as a country is equally as extraordinary, fiona. when you think where china was when the us last visited the moon in 1972, it was impoverished, suffering that political chaos of the cultural revolution, and its own sp

to interfere with our elections post the two of the seventeen elections there was a lot more navel gazing article saying why didn't russia try and hack or interfere in these elections as we heard from the spokesman person from the government there this investigation ongoing we'll be looking into this as it develops. political analyst believes the main beneficiary of the scandal is not. russia seems to be the lone we're really but it doesn't make any sense when we see some of that and it's just not what we were really going to hurt and secondly russia i cannot imagine of any reason russia or any russia could get all of this general over. a little bit into another direction where you are to question we've bought especially when you consider that there is. so there must be high interest that you have a bunch of people who want to get rid of the freedom of which is generally granted by the bill of rights and. some sort of stand or to. make new laws or permanent services but a vision of that if this were. a job not only because that. would be the do over there in russia or or somebody from the