shift living in the digital age today with pastor grannies on you tube. stealing fashion ideas on instagram and virtual fighters in real life but first in rio de janeiro violent conflicts are a part of everyday life rio citizens have started using crowdsourcing platforms to avoid them they show up the city's dangerous spots. these are in spots on the safety and show this is the scene of the recent shooting a state of emergency in the city drug wars and crime since the every twenty eight hundred the military has been responsible for security along with the police their objective of cracking down on violent crime has not yet been achieved. real citizens like rather have been taking their safety into their own hands by using crowdsourcing apps to avoid dangerous spots. every day i worry about my brother getting home safely this fear is the reason these apps exist but fear alone can change nothing about this feeling of not being safe this insecurity. for shootings in two weeks all in twenty eight year old neighborhood every morning she checks the app full whi

chip says go granny is on social media. now short and sweet the ship snapshot. on the left the original on the right a ha march to it or is it a cheeky copy comparisons like this make the instagram account diet widely feared in the fashion world it reveals similarities between the designs of the fashion houses and who stole ideas from whom diet prada has more than seven hundred ninety thousand instagram followers the name and shame culture of social media is part of its success model the creators of dive partners stay out of the limelight and let the fashion speak for itself the designers from the us managed to stay anonymous for some time but now they market their own collection making fun of copying ideas for geo uses the same lettering as the fashion house prada. is it a hallmark or a cheeky copy. they themselves say they idolize prada. that was our snapshot. do you want to find out more about the digital world then check out our facebook page d w digital there you'll find all the latest news and trends as well as interesting apps exciting gadgets and even tu

prepared by hand by a different pastor granny. cookery show from its obese kitchens is a success past a granny's enthusiastically followed by millions of users on social media. has to traditions should be kept alive this is what motivated the british also vicky benson to start a video blog i noticed the young women had to go out to work and simply weren't making pastor anymore it is only the older women. someone needs to make a record that is not just about learning about past that which is a universally loved food it's also. the resonance with grandmothers and everybody loves their own. in the meantime vicki benison has visited over two hundred italian and shared their expertise on social media. down to nearly didn't need much convincing to join them. it's a wonderful thing other people can learn our recipes this way and the traditions won't die out after. the pasta grannies are hugely popular on instagram teaching the younger generation that past doesn't necessarily come out of a packet and they already have more than three hund

was supposedly living and one person they had found via social media had told told them that this granny had showed the entire village where she lives a photo of this man being granted that honor by the russian president and when asked whether or not they were actually at least able to directly contact her they said she had vanished when they announce their event so certainly quite a few of these questions despite all of the headlines that these allegations have been made. the russian embassy here in the u.k. have said that they have essentially been told by the foreign office that this is all part of freedom of public debate and that the u.k. government does not comment and we've also heard from official moscow say that they are essentially at this point tired of any leaks and speculations being made on all sides of the media and what they would like is official channels to cooperate on this matter let's take a look. at a few christiane of some of them and show a. picture of the but it turned into a question for months post and then kind of the it's the number of interest on the list an

on are being provided by the russian president when they tried to get in contact with the russian granny. she had vanished as soon as this event was unraveled so those are the facts that they have brought forward and indeed we know that in terms of reaction from moscow we have seen to these latest announcement is official moscow has essentially said they are basically tired of information coming through from the media and they would like to cooperate through official channels let's take a look at the. other issues christiane and some of them and show. them but in terms of going for months bush can implement them. into huge influence and could sort of be. support of some kind i don't mean me me more i'm. chimbley me move you learn to tribune. point in going on computer but who is to use. well there you have it it seems to be a point of he said she said at this point with you know here in the certain information being presented in russia continuing to insist on official confirmations and official interaction on this whole saga that has now been really shaking things up between the u.k. and

granny loan shark college of the viewfinder. zero. welcome back a quick look at the top stories now u.s. president donald trump says the firing of saudi officials of the death of the jonas jamal khashoggi is a move in the right direction but more on it says are still needed he's ruling policy says it won't allow saudi arabia to cover up the killing and vows to share its evidence with the world. the justice ministry in saudi has said the sense has showed she died on saudi sovereign territory the case will be dealt with by courts . afghanistan's first parliamentary elections in eight years have been disrupted by taliban attacks at polling stations which have killed at least twenty seven people and injured one hundred more vote counting has started in some areas but now those voting was extended till sunday off the technical glitches prevented people from costing the ballots are reports from kabul. it was a day by violence a suicide bomber blew himself up outside a polling station in kabul killing and injuring dozens of people it was one

they called him king of spades, granny lee, he would not go on the attack. this is the time when people had not figured out the war yet. lee is also kind of figuring it out as he goes along. early on in 61, first part of 62, there are bumps. >> may be to add one other thing, also. craig made the comment about you know, lee is really not all that old. consider, grant is only in his 30s. so, they are both learning but, grant i mean, lee has much more experience than grant does at the beginning. but, grant learns very quickly, consider that when the war ended, he is only in his 40s. he is the youngest president of the united states up to that point. really i think until the kennedys. >> teddy roosevelt. >> right, right, right. >> we should spend a minute on this so we can move on to some head-to-head engagements. each one gets to be commanding general for different reasons. death of someone else, or failures of others. so, quickly, how does grant get to become commander of all of the union armies by marching -- march 1864 he marked >> i think in a sentence, wha

and that is the granny dress. was work nixon did with designers and taking different motifs from those granny dresses, which were of course evoked more of a rustic toural feel, and adapted it her own style. of course, she was first lady, so she could not appear at receptions and one of those gunnysack dresses. but she did adapt it. and quite flattering on her. she was also a first lady unusual from all of her predecessors in that she literally touched people. when pat nixon went along the rope line, she did not merely shake hands. she hugged people, she kissed people, she was very physically demonstrative. what this led to was her asking designers to begin making dresses with large pockets because many people gave her letters or notes for her or for the president, and she did not editingintermediary them out or not giving them to her. what i think is a guiding present -- principle of her as ofst lady is this idea serving the people. she, in every way, and it was subtle, but you begin to see a line of her five year

shift living in the digital age today with plastic grannis on you tube. stealing fashion ideas on instagram and fertile fighters in real life but first in rio de janeiro.

i am an old granny, right, but i have to be here because it is going to affect our grandchildren andraphy locally for more than 40 years and has spent many days here. kids in lancashire are now adults and they know that global warming, climate change is real and this is part of it and we have to keep fossil fuels in the ground. within this site, deep underground, drilling and pumping for gas is now under way. fracking here involves drilling first vertically, then, for the first time in the uk, horizontally. water, sand and chemicals are pumped at high pressure into shale rock, which has gas trapped inside it. when the rock fractures, gas is released and brought to the surface. the company involved says the method is safe and extracting gas is important for our future energy needs. growth in renewables has been welcome but it has been confined to the electricity sector and we still use pretty much gas for all of our heating. so, if people want to heat their homes, and a lot of people cook their food with gas, we're going to need it for many decades to come. fracking was pioneered in t

with hyper lapsed views of the city gaming grannies on the internet and the pair of them on alter in three d. but first female startup founders berlin is seen as one of the most important cities in the world for startups many of them are digital and most are set up by men but women in the german capital are looking to conquer the tech world to. get in the engine that there are lots of situations where i wish women just had more guts. instead of all this self-criticism and self-doubt and i wish they'd just take a leap of faith get out there and get something of their own going you know that's a quote. sophie chong from austria had the guts to do it and twenty fifteen she founded a health platform which supports patients around the globe and their search for the right doctor over four thousand inquiries come in every months so the term regularly seeks out cooperation partners for portland hospitals most of our business partners are male so when you. look at. of course it's frustrating to see that there is still inequality between men and women. but with my platform i feel that i'm doin

with hyper lapsed views of the city gaming grannies on the internet and the pair of them on alter in three d. but first female startup founders berlin is seen as one of the most important cities in the world for startups many of them are digital and most are set up by.

went into a lecture hall and explained that according to granny text actually have married at the ageof five or six and consummated the marriage at the age of nine and then she went ahead and asked what the status if not by the feel this was reported. and cords find the woman the lawyers argue that this. it's a matter of freedom of expression and this went all the way up the european system into the european human rights court which actually sided with the austrian government saying that in fact the freedom of expression did not protect this which was essentially an attack were to it as attack on the prophet i want to say not to take a closer look at the human rights courts exact justification and this is what they say that the court found that the domestic quote carefully balanced her right to freedom of expression with the right of others to have their religious feelings protected and serve the legitimate aim of preserving religious peace in austria and i think anyone listening to this will agree that it sounds reasonable you have freedom of expression but only to a certain point bu

that was called the granny dress. and what mrs. nixon did was orked with designers and taking different motifs from those granny dresses, which are of course evoked a little bit more of a rustic kind of natural feel and adapted it to her own style. of course, she was first lady and so she couldn't appear at receptions in one of those nny sack dresses but she did adapt it and quite -- looked quite i think flattering on her. she was also a first lady, unusual, from all of her predecessors in that she literally touched people. when pat nixon went along a rope line, she did not merely shake hands. she hugged people. she kissed people. she was very physically demonstrative. and what this led to was her asking designers to begin making dresses with large pockets. because many people gave her letters or notes for her or for the president and she did not want an intermediary out, editing them out or not giving them to her. what i think is a guiding principle of pat nixon as first lady is this idea of serving the people. she in every way, a

the home of demonstration and search of the streets at home and can that's when the fire i tell grannies there for harriet's a question of basic human rights. yet when we say that we need an open and free society did means for us that everyone has equal rights yeah oh yeah i was. wrote us and they moved to germany from lebanon seventeen years ago she says she often experiences racism in her everyday life most precious since we're concerned about preserving democratic freedoms over that there is eilat beauty is what we want and we don't really want nor is it in the north you know discrimination on the basis of. cost six anything that's that comforting fighting against the far right against fascism against a disgusting revival official as much as is the entire we are all wrong democratic society that. while i'm here. people shouldn't only protest against the far right on a sunny day in october but on all the other days of the year as well. staying in germany and a political seismic shift is expected in tomorrow's state elections in bavaria opinion polls show support for the once mighty c.s

now by lisa grundy she is in new york and she is the un's humanitarian coordinator for yemen is grannies good to have you on the show the u.n. is warning of the world's worst famine in a century in yemen if the war there continues you know after the families that we saw in ethiopia we heard leaders around the world say that this kind of famine and hunger could never happen again but that's exactly what we're talking about is and that's exactly right as we go into the twenty first century i think almost all of us assumes that we would never see it but we have seen in ethiopia we had seen it in bengal that we had seen in parts of the soviet union but the reality is that that is precisely what we are looking at in naming three quarters of the entire population choir some form of humanitarian assistance and protection there's no other country in the world where a higher percentage of the population needs our help. if you wanted to send let's just say bread and water to a family in yemen tonight want or who would prevent that delivery every single month in the world food program provides cash

>> the granny smith. >> yes!ed up a golden delicious. >> it's hard to tell. >> i know, it's hard. what you want -- when you're baking apple pie you want, a, an apple that will hole its shape when it's baked. you don't want applesauce in your apple pie. you want an apple that's relatively high in acidity, kind of tart to play off all that butter and cheese in the crust. >> oh. >> uh-huh and maybe a little vanilla. ice cream or cream, whatever you got going with it. what do you have with apple pie? >> cheese? >> a lot of people like to serve cheese -- anyone ever do the cheese on top of the apple pie and heat it up? i think it's more of a midwest thing. you heat it so the cheese melts on top of the pie. >> a la mode. >> what about fresh whipped cream? [ applause ] >> oh, wow, look at that. you're like, i want my ice cream. >> why not all three. >> why not. you know what we can do, the hybrid. i get the ice cream, you get the whipped cream. >> as long as i get the pork chops and applesauce. also, thank you. you brin

granny loan shock of the viewfinder asia series on al-jazeera. a new poll ranks mexico city is the poll with worst in the world for sexual violence many women are attacked while moving in the crowded spaces of the metro buses and even at the hands of taxi drivers the conversation starts with do you have a boyfriend you're very pretty and young you feel unsafe threatened you think about how to react what do i do if this gets west's no money on the uses a new service it's called loyal droid it's for women passages only and drawn by women drivers. to some extra features like a panic button and twenty four seven monitoring of drivers and three jobs i know i only have one but i'm soo providing for my family. the first time i was admitted to hospital i didn't show any signs of i miss. my opinion and i have become very positive and stop thinking about the negative sides i'm. on al-jazeera. living with and us in egypt. this is al-jazeera. everyone come out santa maria and this is the news hour on al-jazeera the u.s. president is pushing saudi arabia for.

brown: my granny lost her life to this chronic disease. many families in oregon have been impacted by it. it is critically important we invest in research and have the best tools and medications available. i also think it is important we create elderly and senior care assisted living systems to ensure our seniors struggling with alzheimer's or other diseases can stay in their homes or apartments as long as possible and when they cannot, making sure they can get wraparound services they need. it is key for family struggling with members that have this disease to have important partnerships with nonprofit communities and making sure families have access to supportive programs. i know it has been healing for my family members and i know it is healing for others. >> representative, you have made leadership and issue on the campaign and i am searching for someone climate change. you are anti- coal but pro-fracking. you dismissed a carbon tax as an attempt to generate a $1.4 billion slush fund for green energy profiteers. when the threat of clim

throwing granny over the cliff.use the republicans said we are only going to increase medicare 7% a year instead of 10%. they called a 7% increase a cut. it was never a cut. it was a reduction in the increase. same thing here. we have what is called "baseline budgeting." that means every government department raise the amount of money every single solitary year. we can't afford that. live within your means and cut 5%. washington would do just fine. >> shannon: a lot of people think it's a taxing problem they have. it's a spending problem. we will let them hammer it out. i want to ask about draining the swamp. the leaker arrested from inside the treasury department. she is apparently accused of leaking all kind of information to deal with manafort and gates and all things connected to the mueller investigation. both the president and the attorney general promised to crack down and get leakers. >> sean: listen, this goes back to hillary. this goes back to the private e-mail server that we had, we believe five to six o

we gave local communities more tools, making sure we can build granny flats.here was an important bill that required developers to include affordable units in their developments. my opponent voted against it. he voted against legislation that would -- >> thank you, governor. rep. buehler: can i rebut? those are outlandish claims. >> go ahead. rep. buehler: the governor talks about programs and percentages. let's look at the results. the results show homelessness has grown much worse under governor brown. one state inumber the nation for the number of homeless youth. we can talk about programs, dollars that governor brown has devoted to this problem but the results speak for themselves. i have a vision that will turn this around and and homelessness -- end homelessness in the next five years. >> governor brown, homelessness is having a big impact on communities, such as kids struggling in school because they have to worry about where they are staying. at the height of the economic recovery at this point and on your watch, the problem is only getting worse. what

we gave our local communities more tools, speeding up permitting and make sure we can build granny flats. there was an important bill that required developers to include affordable units in their development. my opponent voted against it. he also voted against legislation that would take people out of their home. >> can i rebuke that? >> those are outlandish claims. the governor talks a lot about programs and percentages but let's look at the results. the results show that homelessness has grown much worse under governor brown. we have the number one state in the nation for the number of homeless youth. we can talk about programs, dollars that governor brown has devoted to this problem but the results speak for themselves. i have a vision that will turn this around and end homelessness over the next five years. >> going to talk about homelessness right now and the question will go to you. >> governor brown, homelessness is having a big impact on our communities such as kids struggling in school because they have to worry about where they're staying but at the height of the economic recov

eric was laughing because i wear granny panties.ther night and he's like, things get higher and higher to the belly button, don't they? well, after three children -- ♪ gonna turn off the lights now ♪ >> today she dropped a holiday "just jesse," sharing everything from post-pregnancy struggles to favorite recipes. your mommy a good cook? what's your favorite thing she cooks? >> what do you like? her pasta? >> what's one thing that would surprise us about your relationship? >> i think -- >> i'm a pimple popper. >> you are. >> i love doing that. >> you're going to say that on air? >> dr. pimple. >> we'll be on the beach, even at dinner, she'll see one -- >> let me get that, like a monkey. >> eric was also a heck of an athlete. he could have played baseball. he was drafted by the brewers and twins, and i'm betting any amount of money that one of those kids is going to follow in daddy's footsteps. >>> still ahead, inside the "magnum p.i." mansion. what's real, what's fake, what's just for fun? >>> promo considerations provided by -- >>>

granny loan shark part of the viewfinder asia series on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks her security officials said they were treating crucial she's disappearance as a murder investigation. with detailed coverage the area here was the preschool people thought it would be a safe place to run to for the ground beneath them turned to mud and swallowed them up from around the world the local government has been trying to clean up there but the more. the more dangerous to the college to those who live around these. stories of life. and inspiration. a series of short documentaries from around the world. that celebrate the human spirit against the odds come up come on to something someday. al-jazeera selects change makers. this is al-jazeera. carry this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. probably should be. it surely looks that way to me it's very sad. on the saudi arabia to reveal what happened to missing. the u.s. president warns of severe consequences. and more fallout from his disappearance ministers from the u.

granny alone shot because of the viewfinder asia series on al-jazeera. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home al-jazeera international bringing the news and current of families that matter to you. al-jazeera. we should all be here in doha the top stories from al jazeera new pictures have emerged of a bodyguard to the saudi crown prince mohammed bin saw a man suspected of being involved in the jamal khashoggi case stratford now from istanbul where they can only really describe these pictures as being some very strong evidence certainly implicating some sort of involvement. by this man who is one of the saudi crown prince he's bodyguards may have looked trip we also understand that he had previously worked for the saudi embassy in london and these photographs we are told show him apparently arriving at the consul entering the consulate nine fifty five local time am on the top of the second that of course is the day that crucial she had his appointment here at the consulate appointme