. >> book tv and primetime continues with graeme wood who recently wrote the way with strangers about isis and their origins with recruitment metho methods. >> we will get started. if people could take their seats, that would be terrific. welcome to huber dc. i am then. is the mic on cosmic my name is ben. i'm the cochair of the working and the national security and law and in my other life i'm a senior fellow at the brookings institute and i run l'affaire which partners with huber on these. those of you have been with these before i want to give you a little heads up and we will do this one differently neither i nor jack will be conducting the interview and the reason for that is that when i reached out to graeme wood to come talk about his book, the way of the stranger, he informed me that sam had already reached out to him and invited him to hoover to talk about his book. it was an example of the one arm not knowing what the other arm was doing so we did talk joined forces and sam is going to be our guest post of what we at law call the hoover book soirÉes and what hoover caused se

graeme, worried? not really, no. i mean it's a great tool. it works like a projector.ages up easier but no, i think i'm quite comfortable in what i'm doing right now. i might use it one day though. it definitely has its advantages, for sure, yeah. well, in the meantime, this is beautiful. thanks so much for doing this for us. thank you. we're going to stay on and art tip now. over to lara lewington. here at photo london art takes many forms. but the thing i've seen that i've grappled with the most is the idea of a virtual reality gallery. is this really a way to fully experience art? this lot certainly seem to be engrossed in the experience. so what's going on in here, and in here? well, in the 1800s when people saw photography for the first time they were absolutely wowed by it, but of course now we are a little harder to impress. so what's happening is some of those initial images are being brought back to life in virtual reality. here in this room, the birmingham gallery where fox talbot‘s original photographic images were shown has been recreated in vr. well, initi

i nor jack will be conducting the interview and the reason for that is that when i reached out to graeme wood to come talk about his book, the way of the stranger, he informed me that sam had already reached out to him and invited him to hoover to talk about his book. it was an example of the one arm not knowing what the other arm was doing so we did talk joined forces and sam is going to be our guest post of what we at law call the hoover book soirÉes and what hoover caused security by the book. as always, this event will be podcast it on l'affaire and as always security by the book events we don't take audience questions in the interview itself because of the podcast, i know last time that really upset somebody and i want to say sorry, not sorry, that's the way the event works. you are all, of course, invited after the interview segment to talk to the author, ask your questions, and have him sign your book. with that i will turn it over to sam and to graeme wood who well, let me introduce them both briefly. sam is a distinguished fellow at for and is senior fellow at the hudson institu

it could take weeks to remove the cladding, graeme does not think he will sleep well until he has a 100%is tower block this safe. 0ur reporter kim riley is outside the celotex factory in suffolk — the company today announced it would stop supplying cladding for use on tall buildings. tell us more about the company? it's a well—respected company, producing insulation materials for about a0 yea rs, insulation materials for about a0 years, it is, it has a huge range of products and has a big base here on this industrial estate. it provided this industrial estate. it provided this installation to the grenfell tower refurbishment. it has a class zero rating under the building regulations in the uk meaning it has the highest rating for preventing the highest rating for preventing the spread of flames. but the company always admitted it will burn if exposed to fire of sufficient heat and intensity. the police today as you heard saying per 18 tests is showing the installation burst into fla mes showing the installation burst into flames quickly. a statement from the company said it is shocked by

making because a lot of them who have been gathered here today are saying that what happened with graeme bell was some of it had to deal with the u.s. territory measures that had been carried out for years now by the conservative party is certainly lots of calls for i am serious they're saying they want the real numbers of how many people have died there seek the death toll is really much larger for not only enough there are lots of concerns about whether or not this could have been prevented considering some of the material used in the reconstruction works that were carried out and what happened with. by many here see as something that's just a symbol of the huge disparity that exists here in the u.k. and in london between the wealthier and those who are a little less well off and situate chalk in the reporting that will mean while people have been paying their respects to the victims close to the boom time tower and among the most formal will champion books i mean can. you believe we can we can not come down you know thank you resent me you didn't know what it was really now you want o

ation for this protest as you heard that is true show people's discussed the tragedy that happened to graeme felt our the fire in which we understand that seventy nine people have been killed but the death toll could be a lot more and in fact i've just been handed this piece of paper by a very quiet man who said he's not here to protest he just wants to find his frightened she lived in grunfeld tower it's got a photograph of them that it's a day. when he started number he said he just wants to find him or to know whether he's dead or not and of course this protest has been motivated by also the fact that it's the queen's speech today the queen made her opening of parliament here earlier today which is proved a convenient date it is protesters to come forward they told me earlier that the opening of parliament suggested that that's the reason maybe it's business as usual but they said business as usual is cart's racism and divisiveness and they don't want that to carry on any more very briefly turned slightly nasty outside downing street a bit of a scuffle as people try to get to the gates bu

proven health risks with using it, especially in moderate amounts, if you're using it right, like graemele, taking protein supplements like this isn't going to do them any harm, but it's clear many are taking it as a substitute and not a supplement to food. and if you're taking too much or you're not taking it at the right time, you're probably just wasting your money. it has been the warmest day of the year so far. temperatures into the 30s in places, and that warmth is going to be quite persistent through the week ahead, especially in southern areas, some escape from the warmth close to the coast, refreshing sea breezes but also plenty of sunshine. in the north west, a band of cloud and a weather front which has brought outbreaks of rain in the north west of scotland. the small chance in the evening of a shower across east anglia and the south east driven by the heat, but most will stay dry. temperatures even at eight o'clock around 26. we are likely to see some low cloud on the coast of north—west england and the isle of man, maybe south west scotland, and north—west scotland, still c

proven health risks with using it, especially in moderate amounts, if you're using it right, like graemeplements like this isn't going to do them any harm, but it's clear many are taking it as a substitute and not a supplement to food. and if you're taking too much or you're not taking it at the right time, you're probably just wasting your money. hello again. you did not need to catch a long flight to enjoy hot summer weather. temperatures hit 30 degrees and teddington was hotter than teneriffe. the hottest weather the uk has had so far this year with the heat widespread across england and wales. scotland and northern ireland not too bad either. beautiful skies as well, this was a picture showing the sunshine but it was not sunny everywhere. to the north—west of the uk we have a weather front bringing damp weather today into the western side of scotland, particularly the north—west. a mild start to the day, if you not been out already. 20 degrees to begin across norwich and london as well. it will rise quickly in the strong sunshine. weather comes a letter across eastern parts of northe

proven health risks with using it, especially in moderate amounts, if you're using it right, like graemeein supplements like this isn't going to do them any harm, but it's clear many are taking it as a substitute and not a supplement to food. and if you're taking too much or you're not taking it at the right time, you're probably just wasting your money. good afternoon. the mercury has been climbing, we have had temperatures already above 29 degrees in some places and i would not be surprised if we got above 30 before the afternoon was done. sea breeze is developing close to the coast, a lovely day for a trip to the beach in scarborough. a different day across the far north—west of scotland, cloud bringing outbreaks of rain in some extra cloud into the north coast of northern ireland and eastern scotland, further south we have sunshine, patchy cloud and temperatures probably up to 30 degrees. this evening and tonight the temperatures will not drop very quickly. quite a warm and muggy night, especially in the east. always extra cloud and patchy rain in north—west scotland. this weather fr

heading out to the giants graeme today grab a jacket.ll see partly -- game today, grab a jacket. we'll see partly cloudy skies tonight and temperatures near 60 overnight. this weekend in windsor partly cloudy 70 degrees for the hot air balloon classic. partly cloudy and mild 70 for the livermore rodeo. and if you are heading to san francisco for the haight- ashbury street fair, grab a jacket. a mixture of sun and clouds, 62 on sunday for the street fair in san francisco. a look at the extended forecast shows some fluctuating temperatures here over the next few days. we are starting off today in the mid-70s with the warmest spots inland. 60s by the bay. upper 50s along the coast. and we will likely see sunshine for most of this afternoon. now, increasing cloud cover for most this weekend. decreasing temperatures struggling to hit 70 both saturday and sunday for the warmest spots inland. 60s by the bay. and upper 50s along the coast. could see a chance of some north bay showers this weekend. monday we start to clear out. tuesday temperatur

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when you talk to white house officials about this they sort of shake their heads and graeme ace and sayhe tweets speak for themselves, the false position on all of the president's tweets and we've gotten this mini debate going about whether or not the mainstream media, as the white house likes to say is focusing too much on the tweets. we saw kellyanne conway saying they're obsessing about the tweets. we should focus on what the president is doing rather than what the president is saying. the problem with that is that these tweets are coming directly from the president of the united states himself. these are presidential stramts of how he feels in the moment and he's very unguarded and candid in those. there are people inside this white house who would like him to stop tweeting or dial it way, way back. but the president himself sees it as a real source of direct communication to his political base, directly around the media, and it's something he likes doing and will continue to do it. >> to your point it is smart. list en, it is honey to the meda bears. i mean, we jump on those traps.

green satchel he was outside the mosque in finsbury park this morning where the attack took place —— graemeked in the medium, what can be done by the government for us to feel safe and the truth is that nothing. —— practising our religion. nothing can be done about it, nothing at all. we also talked to omar who was at the mosque breaking his fast.” we also talked to omar who was at the mosque breaking his fast. i came at sunset time to break my fast. i am praying. after that, iam just seeing the white band that is coming and crashing into people, people are on the floor, the people that there are trying to help and it is pandemonium. people screaming, people crying. did it seem like a deliberate attack? irra100% people crying. did it seem like a deliberate attack? irra 100% that this was a deliberate attack on the muslim community. —— 100%. the individual came in and ploughed into muslims. we can hear now from two people who were close—by when it happened. ijust i just saw people ijust saw people on the i just saw people on the floor, people running left and right, it was chaos at literally