. >> for just under $20 billion this estate in greenwich, connecticut, is the former home of mel gibson who bought it while filming "braveheart. every inch of the 16,000 square foot residence has a middle ages feel from the great room with stained glass windows to the library's oak paneling even the game room feels medieval check out the walls of the breakfast room >> the murals aput in by the owner before mel gibson, a close friend of picasso and very much entrenched in the arts community. >> the 15-bedroom residence also has a movie theater, where gibson screened his own film out back there are four formal gardens, an english maze and a swimming pool and if that's not enough -- >> this is the private island on a private lake how many properties have their own island >> write the owner a check for just under $20 million and you can own one of the largest estates in all of greenwich, connecticut. and a funny little story about that place, mel gibson hung his "braveheart" sword over the fireplace. the current owner wanted to buy it but mel said no way and didn't include it with the house

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i remember when we were in the second, third, fourth great in greenwich, connecticut. we used to have air raids. our teacher would lead us and we would sit in the hallway and put our hands like this and be ready. as a second grader or third-grader, you don't know what is going on. you don't know what a nuclear bomb is or anything like that. that was unsettling and scary. kids pick up even on the spirit of fear. when i was in high school, then graduated in 1969, i went to woodstock. they were all kinds of things going on. vietnam was going on. we had draft numbers. my draft number was 128. they only went to 125. we didn't know at that time where they were going to go in the draft and who they were going to call, but it was a troubled and tumultuous time. i guess i did not realize it, but i was upset. i imagine many in this country are upset and concerned an worried about what our future will bring. i was worried about what kind of country i lived in. what was the united states really like? there are so many flags flying everywhere that you can't believe it, but the flag

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it is just before nine hours greenwich mean time that's just before eleven am in brussels where we are covering the extraordinary summit taking place in the nato headquarters as you've just seen actually general u.n. social addressing the gathered media well earlier the u.s. president arrived in town had a breakfast with the and pretty much lambasted nato allies for their trade relations with russia it was a heated exchange with the end so mr trump said it was unfair that europe relied on the u.s. for defense the borders center g. from russia mr sultan but as you see there's just been speaking and he said that he expects more open and frank discussions the president had already criticized for they were saying they aren't paying enough for their defense we've got dominic kane who is standing by in munich to discuss how this will go down in berlin we got rory chalons in moscow but first this hour that diplomatic has its.

the six foot five powerhouse of greenwich village folk scene dave van ronk enjoyed telling people that is heroes work donald duck lennon and w.c. fields biographer robert shelton would say that wrong resembled an unmade bed strewn with books record jackets pipes empty whiskey bottles lines from secure a poet's fingerpicks and broken guitar strings which. was accurate dave van ronk also believed that he was being surveilled by the united states government due to his political beliefs and his friendships with some of the most important names in the mccarthy era american folk scene and while many laughed at dave's assertion calling him paranoid it turns out he was right journalist aaron j. leonard was discovered has discovered through a freedom of information act request that the f.b.i. was indeed surveilling dave van ronk from one nine hundred sixty three intell at least one nine hundred seventy three informants were reporting of membership in an offshoot organization of the socialist workers party which felt the party was not radical enough and should be saturating unions the newly rele

it is just before nine hours greenwich mean time that's just before eleven am in brussels where we are covering the extraordinary sila taking place in the nato headquarters as you've just seen the general u.n. social addressing the gathered media well earlier the u.s. president arrived in town had a breakfast with the and pretty much lambasted nato allies for their trade relations with russia it was a heated exchange with the end so the mr trump said it was unfair that europe relied on the u.s. for defense the borders energy from russia mr selden but as you see there's just been seeking and he said that he expects more open and frank discussions the president had already criticized for they are saying they aren't paying enough for their defense we've got dominic kane who is standing by in munich to discuss how this will go down in berlin we got rory chalons in moscow but first this hour that diplomatic editor james bays is there in brussels at this nato summit and there's a saying that he fully expects more frank and open discussions that's a bit of an understatement he said we're goin

when i was tested down in greenwich, they basically said that i sort of do it holistically, so i breakon't realise i'm doing that but that's apparently how i do it. perhaps the biggest fan of andy's talent is his boss. oh, it is remarkable. i'm always at him. "bring andy in, i need him to have a look at this cctv. bring andy in, i need a look at this still." and actually, do you know what? he has recognised that many offenders, so not only are we catching and taking them off the street, really important to me, we're giving justice to the victims. and for me, that is really, really important. so if you are out there, watch it, because we're coming for you. and if there is anyone who can, andy can. emma thomas, bbc midlands today, birmingham. they are the gospel choir who stole our hearts at harry and megan's wedding at st george's chapel in windsor earlier this year. the kingdom choir, who are based in battersea, performed a version of stand by me that earned them plaudits and praise around the world. ever since offers from music labels have been pouring in, and today it was announced t

photograph on front of the guardian, a startling photo of the docklands from greenwich park, showingthis is a detail. yesterday's papers, which we saw yesterday, the papers had a satellite view of britain, green and brown, and today this is a detail of the map. on a personal note, i flew in from the south of france to be yutu. oh. and i knew that chris was going to be here —— you two. the weather has been upside down in europe in early summer and spring. lots of rain in the south of france and italy and greece. really? over southern france it is very green, when it is normally brown and when you cross the channel, i look over the fields, and it is all like this, it is brown. if you have a garden, it is brown. if you have a garden, it is brown. we are almost crying out for rain. take days ago my children and out into the rain, they look out at the sky and it was like it was snowing. they have had rain in the rest of the uk, but in the south—east it is stubbornly... in the rest of the uk, but in the south-east it is stubbornly... the hosepipe ban. there is rain coming tomorrow, i saw i

it is thought the cost of recladding the new capital quay development in greenwich could be between £25resident trump's visit to the uk later this week, both those in favour of the visit and those planning to protest against it. mr trump will meet theresa may at her country residence, chequers, and the queen at windsor castle, before heading to scotland. he will use the us ambassador‘s residence in regent's park as his base, staying overnight there on thursday. i want this to be a good reception. i want this to be a good reception. i want them to have a great working visit. i want them to think globally and openly about the future of great britain. this is a wonderful opportunity for the uk, as their relationship with the world is changing, to come up with something new and innovative. let's have a look at the travel situation now. there is a good service on the tube this morning, but there will be no service on the piccadilly line from around 10:00pm this evening until around 9:00am on saturday morning, due to strike action. 0nto the roads, the north circular is closed northbound from

caravans coming from asia always paused here in the couple of the river was a barrier in the book greenwich the schedule. today the chinese efforts once again seem to come to a halt at the symbolic border. from here the project of the new silk road depends on moscow's goodwill but does putin's russia even want it. watered down to doing but i'm skeptical about the relationship between china and russia what's your russia is facing a laborious rethinking process a solution that russia used to be china's big brother today it struggles to accept that china is superior. to handle we're told of course china and russia are cooperating on military to raise. geopolitical reasons but the new silk road has little support in russia and because russia has its own eurasian project and with the shah should have housing it all yeah it's a fine and dandy they see. the whole story and for putin as for stalin before him military strength is the primary factor decision but that's just not enough in today's world and you need an efficient economy technology science which is coutinho russia has none of that kazak

>> thank you for reporting from greenwich, london.ng else in the news interesting this morning that it could have been matthew mcconaughey and gwyneth paltrow in the roles on the titanic. it's hard to picture anyone else. >>> an undocumented pizza man arrested on the job was freed by a judge. we have the happy reunion. ♪ >>> still love this song. a great song as experts are warning dancers to keep their moves off the road. do >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by neutrogena rapid wrinkle repair. works on fine lines and wrinkles in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula to visibly reduce wrinkles. neutrogena®. [stomach gurgles] ♪when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea... girl, pepto ultra coating will treat your stomach right. nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea.♪ try new pepto with ultra coating. it's a pea-protein, gluten-free pâté.gman? (whistles) it's a burrito filled with plants pretending to be meat. here we see the artist making an attempt to bare

. >> an elegant townhouse in new york's greenwich village was destroyed by a series of dynamite explosionsuthorities first assumed an accidental detonation in a gas line had been responsible, except that the blast had been too powerful, destroying the $100,000 house and badly damaging the two neighboring homes, one belonging to actor dustin hoffman. and as firemen picked their way through the rubble, they found a basement workshop with sticks of dynamite and the materials needed to make bombs. three bodies were found in the rubble. >> the new york cell of the weather underground was beginning to build bombs that were to be placed that night at an officers' dance at ft. dix, new jersey. however, something went badly, and three ended up dead. >> the daughter of the building's owner and another girl fled right after the blast. >> i just went into survival mode, both to get out of the house and then to get away from the police. at that point, i was a combatant. >> the student protesters of the '60s have turned into more serious revolutionaries using far more lethal weapons. >> the '60s, we wer

when i was tested down in greenwich, they basically said that i sort of do it holistically, so i break fan of andy's talent is his boss. oh, it is remarkable. i'm always at him. "bring andy in, i need him to have a look at this cctv. bring andy in, i need a look at this still." and actually, do you know what? he has recognised that many offenders, so not only are we catching and taking them off the street, really important to me, we're giving justice to the victims. and for me, that is really, really important. so if you are out there, watch it, because we're coming for you. and if there is anyone who can, andy can. emma thomas, bbc midlands today, birmingham. despite rain in some parts of the uk today, it won't have escaped your notice that the heatwave continues for many of us — and it's due to get hotter, peaking on thursday or friday. sian lloyd has been taking a look at some of the businesses that are winning and losing in the heat. breakfast alfresco for this family from lincoln, camping on the gower peninsula. the recent spate of good weather is enticing more visitors like them

greenwich first, the captain. sorry, didn't hear. he has taken some fantastic penalties as well.ed the teams that are in the quarterfinal now to be here, to be honest, and the semifinals, as i say, whoever gets there. sol the semifinals, as i say, whoever gets there. so i am not sure. it is ha rd gets there. so i am not sure. it is hard to put a name on it, but yes, of course a lot of fans have dreams and players have dreams, and they could be a dreamer. it is difficult for me to say too much about samarra, because we have only been here for an hour, but every city that we have visited in russia, we have had a fantastic welcome. we have had a fantastic welcome. we have been very happy in our place in repeat no, near saint petersburg. every venue we have been to cover the organisation has been brilliant. and we know that already the stadium looks fantastic. so we are looking forward to the match. gareth, you said you were uncomfortable with the love towards you bet yet it does not show any signs of stopping. can i ask what you feel about the hashtag about you and twitter and also