this month, we have andrew heaton. andrew needs no introduction, except to say that he is the author of a terrific book called, "laughter is better than communism." here to defend that highly contentious claim, and her heaton. andrew: thank you. i want to thank whoever it was who preemptively clapped for me before the rest of you. you are my favorite. are you all excited about foreign-policy debate? yeah!

heaton: thank you, james. am i funny yet? i want to thank whoever preemptively clapped for me before the rest of you. you are my favorite. so are you excited about foreign policy debates? i think this is particularly fun for libertarians, because we do not have to study is hard on foreign policy, because we don't need to know as much geography. you don't need to know the names of countries you don't plan to invade. right? the libertarian map, here is america, and just don't bomb this part. don't bomb free-trade zones. then right about here is aleppo. pray here. -- right here. we had to learn that last time, didn't we? i think we have a raw deal on the whole aleppo thing. i buy that hillary clinton knows where all aleppo is because she planned to bomb it. of course she knew where aleppo is. does anybody think donald trump knows where aleppo is? like if during that time, if they had asked, "candidate trump, do you know about aleppo?" would he have gone, "the nexus of the syrian refugee crisis?" no. "what about aleppo?" "i will

heaton there has not been immediate comment from south korean authorities but we will bring you all therst three—person baby, a dangerous zika epidemic, and breakthroughs in a range of deadly diseases. all this week, bbc news is focusing on what the big global stories might be in 2017, and today we are focusing on health. hello, i'm tulip mazumder, the bbc‘s global health correspondent, and these are the top global health stories to look out for in 2017. it is the biggest health crisis facing the world today. some of the drugs we have taken for granted to help us get over common infections are no longer working, partly because we have over—used them. it means an estimated 700,000 people are dying from infections that are now hard or impossible to treat. the world urgently needs new antibiotics to fight these so—called superbugs. the issue will continue to be high on the international agenda, with the powerful g20 countries due to discuss how best to deal with the crisis in germany injuly. dealing with depression, or the black dog, as it is sometimes called. the world health organization

paul heaton will be coming back to hull as part of the year of cultural celebrations.y scrape the sky which made the charts in 1982. they were an indie trio in the early 1990s. radiohead we re trio in the early 1990s. radiohead were once the support act on the war. they got 30 albums before splitting up. —— won the war. we have heard bands like everything but the girl.

but you can still get tickets for paul heaton? i'm hoping that i can volunteer for that night. be art gallery, i'm helping out the next week. i want to go and see as much of the artwork is possible. enjoy your dear of full and hearing in hull. i hope you get to see the fireworks tonight. —— enjoy your year of volunteering. they will be taking place at 2017 the night, 70 minutes past eight, to celebrate the fa ct minutes past eight, to celebrate the fact that 2017 is hull's year of capital of culture. what will the weather be like the night in hull? i hope staff will have the answer. we are seeing some showers moving in, lengthy clear spells around and also some showers. if i show you on the satellite page, you can see how much sunshine there has been across the northern half of the uk, the weather front clearing the hull area. a few showers waiting in the wings which will come piling in. the there will be clear spells as well, it could be lucky, and stay dry for the fireworks display. across the south, the rain eventually clears away. a dry night across the south of england, bu

this month, we have andrew heaton. andrew needs no introduction, except to say that he is the author of a terrific book called, "laughter is better than communism." here to defend that highly contentious claim, and her heaton. andrew: thank you. i want to thank whoever it was who preemptively clapped for me before the rest of you. you are my favorite. are you all excited about foreign-policy debate? yeah! i think this is particularly fun for libertarians because we don't have to study as hard on foreign-policy because we don't need to know as much geography. you don't have to know about countries you don't plan to invade. here is america. don't bomb this part. don't bomb the free trade zone. and then write about here is a leper. -- right about here is aleppo. man, we had to learn that, didn't we? i think we got a raw deal on the whole of aleppo thing. i'd buy that hillary clinton knows where of aleppo is because she planned to bomb it. knew wheree she aleppo is. but does anybody think donald trump knows where of aleppo

last month, we had dave smith and this month, we have andrew heaton.ou can read about andrew on the soho forum website. otherwise, he needs no introduction except to say that he is the author of a terrific book called laughter is better than communism. here to defend that contentious claim, i give you andrew eaton. >> thank you. i want to thank whoever was that preemptively clapped for me. you are my favorite. are you excited about foreign-policy debate? i think that this is particularly fun for libertarians because we don't have to study is hard on foreign-policy because we don't need to know as much geography. you don't need to know the name of countries you don't plan on invading. here is america, and then just don't bombthis part, a free trade zone and then write about here is aleppo. we had to learn that, last time, didn't we? i think we got a raw deal on the aleppo thing. i find that hillary clinton knows where aleppo is because she planned to bomb it. of course you knew where it is. does anyone think donald trump knows where aleppo is? known thi

patricia heaton, marion ross, or florence henderson? >> c, florence henderson. >> what?vely -- just a great lady. >> back in november of last year we lost her. that's right. and that "today's girl" would not work today, but you have to consider the time, and she went on to become just such a household name, and i think probably one of the sweetest people i've ever met. >> she never changed. i've known her for 40 years. she was always a delight. always. >> got time for a few more. >> what's your name? >> becky. >> from? >> fort worth, texas. >> you know matt lauer has traveled the globe on where in the world is matt lauer series. which location has matt not visited? easter island, zimbabwe, or tahiti. no pressure, but every single person has gotten it right so far. >> oh, thanks. a, easter island. [ buzzer ] >> oh! >> hoda. >> wait. you get wine glasses. >> we forget han >> the real answer is tahiti. i never -- i have never done where in the world from tahiti. easter island actually was one of my favorite locations ever. from the time i was a little boy i had wanted to go