i've been a godzilla fan for ages. and the films which have come out recently in the u.s. and in japan have rekindled my interest. and big monsters are just great ones and i've got. three hours later he inserts his godzilla past him into the cross stitch image on his computer then he begins working on the real tapestry philip removes the picture frame and starts to embroider godzilla. it takes him anywhere from two days to three months to finish a picture depending on how intricate the pattern is. he figures he's saved around a hundred cross-stitch pictures this way. movement it is no one wants to have a simple picture of a more landscape painting in there live there are many more. those days are gone and so basically i give these pictures a second chance to songs phillips hacked tapestries cost between one hundred and four hundred euros each he sells them at exhibitions on the internet and he accepts commissions as well but he can't run a living from his hobby he's having to train as an educator and does odd jobs to get by he doesn't intend to make his art his sole source

they are godzilla. above the elect since christ in majesty the judge of the. hope of heavenly reward and fear of eternal damnation ever since prince vladimir was converted to over the christianity in kiev in the year nine eighty eight the russian tribes lived under the sign of the cross and they were certain of gold support. but at the start of the thirteenth century the russians were overtaken by disaster against which the cross did not protect them the invasion by the mongol hordes. one comical tells of a longing caught. many crows came flying like a big black cloud and the birds flew around as they've never done before. russians seem to have been overtaken by the apocalypse murder looting. the mongols took possession of the holy soil. why does the damp earth not give way why does it not open there was no daylight to be seen and we baptize one suffocated from the breath of the to. towns. they devastated our land they occupied our towns and they destroyed our holy churches they slew our fathers and brothers they violated our mothers and sisters. the russian f

godzilla fans in here?eth: and was your -- was your dad going because he knew you liked it, or did he also like it? >> i believe he liked it. but i think it was more of a show-off thing. because we both had on, like, these denim one-piece suits. [ light laughter ] really tacky. >> seth: really tacky? >> really tacky. and i don't know where he found one in my size but we were twins that day. >> seth: that's great. that's really fun. it's easter, let's get in our denim and go see "godzilla." >> go see -- [ laughter ] >> seth: just as the bible tells you. so, this is the other great thing about new york. and someone like you, you're obviously part of this new york social scene, new york celebrity. and we've had so many people on this show since the election that have admitted they crossed paths with donald trump. >> yes. >> seth: or he was just here. he was everywhere. you actually got donald trump to record something for your album. >> yes, yes. thanks to russell simmons. he -- russell is a friend of his. and

godzilla you know be i'm. just. feeling all of you i mean if you want to know. just. our the slept the archives. i remain the only guardian for over thirty thousand williams. i am using my airport to do what i can do. because i know if i lived these billion is going to a nobody will do it. i am doing this not for my benefit not for the minister not for the government. i am doing this for the benefit of saddam people. is a dream that i have in my mind. that one day i remember certain group men will say is all benjamin has done a bit of beautiful job give me the courage to go this will benjamin and we will take care of you we will take care of these our ships all the important of the history of our people. is a drink. my dream. was the was. the. was. the the air. a part of a good. lover the. you know. but it is more. fun. when you know the government which is known for his mother runs on the ball. i think about the size of the front runner the hear nothing the only thing in this office. that say. yes. yes. yes. yes was done to. her will not be a man i was when you. were

we had a godzilla mask and i said, evan, put on the godzilla sxhask we'll call you dwarf zilla.scream dwarf zilla, run for your life! i didn't do my research and it didn't have one post. it had one in the middle. so it's not a sturdy table. i go to jump off it. a bugs bunny thing. my legs don't go anywhere. i'm pretty nextible. i'm like full split. just like -- i landed on my balls. >> jimmy: and you had to have an operation? >> here's the thing. i waited three days. take some ibuprofin and i'll be good to go. i was with my friend in ohio. my friends said what is it like? is it this big? [ bleep ]. it looks like. that yeah. >> jimmy: was it green like an avocado? >> no. they're purplish. before they're ripe. >> jimmy: it looked like a before rhyme avocado. so i was like, got to go to the hospital. here's the thing. i want a disclaimer. you can't tell -- can i say this? >> jimmy: it is the principle. >> it's the principle. that's a very good point. >> jimmy: so at the very end of the night you'll get the cool bus and you realize that now you're in the cool bus, people will realiz

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. >> i hope the people don't blame you for sexually assaulting godzilla. >> hillary, vote for hillary. >> what i care about is the direction of this country and what i'm very, very worried about is that it might go in the wrong direction with someone like donald trump. i like to put him in the face. greg: you are so thoughtful. you are so brave. they judge us but enable the creepiest behavior ever, all around them. what do they get off? don't answer that. [laughter] everyone knew about harvey, everyone had harvey's story and if it didn't happen to them it happened to a friend or a friends dog. harvey was the creep that friends warned you about. he will buy you dinner but your tongue will write the check. we have heard about a ton of victims and about his ammo. he'd arrange a meeting with young people, make sure other females for their so the target wouldn't get spooked and run away and then the other women would bolt and he'd be left standing there bathroom, bathrobe open demanding some kind of service. imagine that you? no, don't. don't. harvey in an open bathrobe, i keep thinking of

that was the source of the godzilla movies. we worry about catastrophes that probably will not happen. this might be one of them. when i look at these things, it's a further continuation of technologies that have made militaries more effective. we are not alone. i assume everyone knows that the lead next spread of drones is china, were not first place. but the larger debate about how these weapons bring on no peril to the future of conflict. we could have a larger discussion about improved military capabilities. you could make the case of making great powers more cautious. it reduces the risk. my own belief is that we will never see another world war. something like world war ii where you had mass mobilization and industrial warfare on a global scale. most countries will want to avoid that. and it's precisely because of the increased capabilities provided by military system makes it so costly. >> want to briefly address one issue that is, and gone into an aspect of it. that is may be a lot of this talk about banning and control

. >> with a new demonic technology is the source of the godzilla movie to worry about catastrophes' and this may be one of them. for me it is a further continuation of technologies that make military more effective with the other leading exporters china there is of a larger debate of those of the unknown peril to the future pro we could have a larger discussion of improving military capabilities to make those more cautious to reduce the of risk my beef is that we would never see another world war. with mask on a global scalar and then that makes it so costly. >> two you just to briefly address so to talk about control but just so you have a frame of reference in a the cyberarea is not officially a nato document but then to come up with this study in how they apply to cyberoperations and how it applies in cybercontext and there are four competing treatises that have been written and those working for governments. and this original talent so they went to the of book party for the of launch which is sponsored by the dutch government and those that were involved to come up with the second e

godzilla never tweeted, tokyo is totally imploding right now.solve. >>> so again, "saturday night live" doing its own reporting on health care. the president's move not only sets up a new showdown in congress, it's infuriating ohio republican governor john kasich. >> this whole issue is about people. it is not about politics, it is not about numbers. it's about people. and these congressmen that are willing to do nothing. i got to tell you including the democrats who once this last republican proposal died, they seemed to walk away from the table not want to give states flexibility. it's a shame on everybody and who gets hurt, people. >> let's bring in joan wallace again and hugh hewitt. here's senator susan collins today take a listen. >> these certainly are very disruptive moves that will result in smaller numbers of people of being insured that will making it more difficult for low income people to afford their out-of-pocket costs and that will destabilize the insurance markets. >> so hugh, i'm curious to get your thoughts as to why you think

kinds of looks like jetty in the godzilla costume, but this photo sent in from the cherkaso i hill arear 30's, in some spots, john in tabernacle where we are reporting 39, 43 for peter, and in williamstown, and william in levittown, at 43 degrees. that is a running theme local 40's around good portion of the area, marty and john both in the 30's from chalfont, and that list does go on. meanwhile, a check on what's average or what's extreme. more specifically for halloween. have seen the warmest, coldest , wettest over very broad span of time here. back in 1946, we had summer like conditions where we hit 82 degrees, coldest high was in 1925, just 41. but did actually have .4 of an inch of snow in 1925, too. so in that same year, you had not only the coldest but the know jest halloween reported and the wettest one came along with over inch of rain in 1895 that's long standing record. meanwhile no rain in the forecast today. nothing but sunshine courtesy of storm scan. as we take a look in the seven day, yes, breitbart and sunny today but turning cool through the evening tonight. have the