i truly am because i admire you so much.es, you are my child so to speak but i just have such admiration for you and what you do with what you have and it makes such an impact on people everywhere who watched that. it is a sense of pride that i can sitt tall and throw my shoulders back. oh, i we don't want be there today. i am going to be interviewed on the tavis smiley show. >> what? they know immediately. and again, i say god works in mysterious way since the wonders to perform. i am just so thankful and blessed to be in your company and to be here and see what you do with your show because it impacts people and i believe rules. it is the same thing with the play "turn me loose." the people in the theater when van and i were there caught up in the emotions of it all and you can almost see them taking in the depth of the movement and you can almost feel the spirit of the people of that time in that theater and that's what we are looking for and hoping for for those who go to mississippi museum. even though i have to admi ad

going to be a pit presumptous here, if i am a performer, there is a number of stages here that i am perform. there is a number of stages and here in la, playing disney hall is a big deal and you got a chance to do that. >> you said it. i think back to that guy three or four years ago who had nothing going on, you know what i mean? and now i get a sold out engagement at disney concert hall. it is a dream come true. the christmas progress squeject "the deluxe edition," and d "disney hall" is sold out and if you can get the hook ups. >> realwawe always refer to you leslie odom jr. , tell me about odom senior? >> he's a fool, he's a riot. my first teacher. >> that's the show tonight, thank you for watching and as always, keep the faith. ♪ >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at www.tavissmiley@pbs.org. >> hi, i am tavis smiley, join me next time of the two part conversation of effects of education that's having on higher education, that's next time, we'll see you then. and my contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >>> good evening fr

but i think it is because i am less in a coma. more -- it was a lot but this time, i think i have time to breathe a little bit. >> stephen: it was just so much last time, i don't know how to receive it -- >> yes, i have no barometer for what is going on but this time i can look around a. >> stephen: do you enjoy this one more, in opening more than last time. >> i remember it more. >> stephen: that is always good to remember things. >> i think so i mean the first one, the first one is always kind of special, because no one knows what it is. >> stephen: you never forget your first one. >> sure. >> stephen: that's true. >> the second one is just okay. >> stephen: yeah. the second time blew. i knew there is something coming out, i need to point this out but you are not hiding the bottom of your shoes. can you show them the bottom of your shoes? look at that. that is -- that is super special. you could literally go paint the town red if you just shuffle. did you know those were red before i showed them to you? i swear, this is a kylo r

i am almost in denial. wrapped up and i don't really sort of analysed the way i look naked or how i feel. it's been good in a different way, it's been good in a different way, it's been good in a different way, it's been good in a realisation and wake up been good in a realisation and wake up call, but i've still got a long way go to feel properly better. my anxiety has got to a point now where are leaving the flat are leaving my home has become... has become quite impossible, really. but when i do have these visual images they become much more intense and real and very, very frightening. i personally don't feel comfortable or safe with these visual images that i have in my head, because it gets to a point where i want the images to go away and the only way i feel that the images can ever go away is to... is the kind —— is to do kind of what the kind —— is to do kind of what the images are showing me. and these images aren't very nice. it's in my head and basically if ijust close my eyes then it's very real.

i am happy that i went back to italy. i think my advice is that when you think about a business idea, it needs to be applied globally. where also talking about employment among the young generations in italy, the u.k. and elsewhere. the true story is that the shortage in terms of people trained for digital -- that is why we as a company are part of this coalition in the european union in order to train more people to reach the one million people able to work in digital. i see our company, we are busy looking for talents in the digital all the time, it is part of my job, recruiting -- it is probably still the biggest part of my job, trying to find talent out there. francine: where do you see yourself in five years? frederico: i see them doubling in size. we are on track for growth of 17% to 20% year on year, which is what we did last year. and i see myself still innovating and trying to come up with new ideas and also, enjoying all of the talents that i have recruited. it is fantastic for me, a fantastic experience for me

i am not a lawyer myself. every lawyer i know says there is no attorney client privilege.re the judge would say no, that's insufficient. you don't have the ability that he's not going to answer. was there any way trying to force him to answer the question and you have the power to compel him. >> congress in its investigation does not need to acknowledge any privilege including attorney/client privilege. the chairman was doing a terrific and fair job had said (ár&y, we are not goingo compel. we need to subpoena him.(3tty % >> is there a process to compel and testify it is not subpoenaed. >> maybe. if you are here involuntarily, we are not going to force you to answer questions. >> i am curiouscy[k and ther n decemb discussion. there were some reporting that the president himself helped draft the initial statement by his son and here is what the president's lawyer said to me in july on this issue. >> the president was not involved in the drafting and came from donald trump jr. that's what i can tell you because that's what we know. again, donald trump jr. said the same thin

when i am too happy i become sleepy. i need to run around and fight people. right answer, that i may not be happy, but i will be even unhappier outside of turkey. if they had a decent democracy i would be very happy, no matter where i am. unfortunately, it seems that we are not having it, and we are not going to have it for some time, because i cannot see the light at the end of the tunnel. but i keep, i persist, in staying in my country and being part of what is happening there now. that is a great thought to end on. orhan pamuk, thank you so much for being on hardtalk. it is a pleasure to have you on the programme again. thank you so much. thank you. hello there. some of us have already seen snow already this festive season. for a few more, we're starting wednesday on a wintry note. we have an area of low pressure. this swirl of cloud drifting northwards in the cold air. while the system is delivering rain, mixed in with that, sleet and snow drifting across southern and south—eastern areas to start the day. further north and west, especially, northern engla

i am who i am. i am fair. i feel a little apolitical now.sk me my gut instinct on a lot of issues, i believe that way. >> jesse: greg. green party? >> greg: i don't belong to any party. i don't think i have been in a party for a long time. i would join a party that would be up-to-date on artificial intelligence, automation, terror, technology, and drug legalization. that would be my party. >> juan: i thought you were somewhat libertarian. >> greg: i am. i don't belong to a party. i don't need labels, man. >> jesse: no labels party. >> kimberly: declined to state.ic >> jesse: real quick. what's your favorite trump tweet of the year? and really. >> kimberly: i like any of them that have "so sad!" >> juan: i have yet to see one that's a favorite. mostly i am outraged. >> jesse: i like the ones where he puts @foxnews at the end. >> dana: i liked the one with little rocket man.be >> greg: in november or december it caused a complete meltdown. it was something. might have been rocket man. everyone thought we were going to go to war. if any of his

i am not advocating that. that being said, wherever we compete the stations or the stops, they do need to have the platforms. undoubtedly. i was coming off the train the other day and because i am alert to this, i looked at the car coming at the back of a train. not planning on stopping at all. and i just kind of put my backpack out the door so the person would know that it was coming. sure enough, the backpack hit the mirror. if it was me, it would have been an accident, or collision. i would support that idea. if we feel it is worth the time savings. the loss in the time savings. if the board feels it is something that we are ready to sacrifice for the better of the whole. i would be okay with it. >> if i may on that -- >> go ahead. >> i think we -- when we got to 17th avenue, we sort of came to the conclusion we would follow your guidance. you have been fantastic in the presentation. articulate and helpful and i think respectful to the people who disagree with you. i am impressed by your effort and thank you

i am like fuck me. really? that's of session and people read the weight-loss memoir because a manual this is how i don't become her. it is very frustrating to be a cautionary tale. what is the number i need to start panicking? the coverage has been well intended but interesting. >> but that is really interesting. talk about in the intro the memoir of your body but on some level to learn about your childhood or your family but the way that it is written that mathematic focus on the body is interesting. >> i never wanted to write a memoir. there isn't anything they don't already know. so i thought if i have a focus it is easier i was very deliberate because that is what the book is about. so however why it is in this moment relate to your body? that help me stay on course. >> if you don't follow her on social media platforms you are a fool. there is a lot of good stuff for free. how good you are at the internet. so you spent so much time with internet chat rooms to be a contributor. obviously that came from a plac

marchetti: i am 50/50. i think it was my advantage.d at fashion from a nerd point of view and technology from a business point of view. i try to find a link between the web, fashion, and luxury. what do you love about being an entrepreneur? that you only work for yourself, or that you have revolutionized the way that we do things? marchetti: tech and fashion entrepreneur, i liked the fact that i was building something from scratch. i started with no money. my family is a very normal family from the northeast of italy. i really -- i feel like i am a builder. i am not an entrepreneur. i am not someone who is building and selling, like in silicon valley. buildomeone who loves to a company, and builds it to last. evenng: -- francine: growing up? do you remember what you wanted to be as a child? marchetti: i always wanted to be an entrepreneur. even if my parents were not entrepreneurs, i really wanted to become an entrepreneur because i wanted to create my own thing, my own project, my own company. i left my hometown when i was 19 and went

i am not an attorney. come on! ing] >> i will give you a little piece of advice. it runs counter to everything in your being. it's not always about feelings. >> it is not. >> it's about feelings and emotions and men have kept us down for so long. we deserve to go out and burn our bras and laugh. i don't care. i think businesses should be free to hire and fire and exclude whoever they want. when it gets out they have been horrible dicks to people, people won't go and their businesses will close. >> this motivated me to watch little rascals with no women's club. >> 2018 new year's resolution no feelings. >> it's hard to get little rascals anymore. except when they grew up. >> facebook friday when "the five" returns. for mom, >> 2017 comes to a close. "the five" has one more facebook friday to squeeze in. let's do this, america! all right. this one comes -- i didn't get through them all last time. >> we are ready. what new movie do you want to see? >> the winston churchhill movie. >> 2018 creed 2. >> [overlapping talki

i am in a necktie. me just begin by saying that the midnight limitation is in place for six months. so far as i can understand both from mr. montoya and miss king and from what i have seen from officer mathias' submission and my discussions with miss wyland my clients are in full compliance with the midnight condition is the limitation that has been in place since jun june 6th. there is more to say but i will leave that for your questions if you have any or to respond to the officer if he offers something, but several things have happened. as i say he is in full compliance with the midnight limitation. he has also been put in place i think it was called a noise limiter that even if the dj decide to crank up the music there is an upper limit on the voluming. there has been also he has put in place, mr. montoya, staggered closing provision. he has also stepped down the music and also adjusted the lighting so the exit and as you know there are about 10 club on the block, probably the busiest entertainment b

i am undecided that. there are a lot of letters between young men at this point that have that tone. i found at some point in an archive one of hamilton's friends, named robert troupe. i found letters between aaron burr and robert troupe that are equally passionate and emotionally engaged in that way. because of the play, people have delved in and there is a lot of feeling that perhaps they did have a relationship. i don't know. i am not saying yes or no. i honestly don't know. but i don't think alone, the fact that those letters are zesty is enough to conclude that. i am a firm believer that you never know what you are going to find as far as historical evidence is concerned. over the course of my career i have found amazing things that you would think if you are writing about the founders, it is not possible, although we have just discovered there are all kinds of things you can find, including wonderful images of washington in a military tent. but you can find things all the time about the founders if y

i am afraid the building is not solid enough. i really need to see the data and i would like them to show the data to the neighbors to let them know they are doing everything they can to mitigate the sound noise. that protects them. that protects bennett as well because obviously the conversation in the last five or six years has been, yes, i will do this and yes, i have and we are waiting for items to be approved. in the hearing in july he was still waiting for things to be approved. with more data i can change my mind. i would like to table it as well >> could you be more specific. are you looking for the sound mitigation or notification to the neighbors in writing? what would you like? >> number one, a letter of recommendations from an independent sound person. that addresses maybe the room in the back, where the thumping noise or whatever is bothering or maybe there is no problem. maybe they are in complains. at least for the record i would like to see that. if they are making any recommendations to fix it, to mitigate it, i w

i am johnson. i am the manager. with over a decade of experience in early childhood education and teacher and coach and supervisor i have seen firsthand the impacts of early education start. my job is to support the school leaders run high-quality andy-filled epmen tree schools. i am part of the pickup sort team to provide the kit bay school with thingdemic and nonacademic support needed to implement the program. we have operated three schools in the bay area. i am here tonight because i believe that all families in san francisco deserve access to high-quality public schools in the neighborhood regardless of the zip code and background. parents are asking for an elementary school where all children can envision a path to college from the first day of school. in response to the demand kip proposed a public school where all students learn and grow in a safe environment. i aim filled with emotion as i stand with colleagues asking for your support and common dream of serving the elementary school students. thank you for

i am so sorry. [applause] i can only speak to who i am. but i was raised with that idea. see thing. i had to get that because honestly i wouldn't understand even my own people. >> and you talk about those riders looking for the individuals said mr. coates essentially giving more power while looking for those areas of common ground presumably by you. how do you respond? >> i am not interested. [applause] i leave it to thomas to find the gray area. i will just use his name i will use his name and leave it to him but this is war. there is no place for that it is not my expectation any jewish person would find common ground with the nazi. [applause] so if that gives white power okay then more power to them but that is not where i come from. i come from a particular tradition i use that to see as much truth that they can in the world. i don't see common ground with sexes or islamic folks or homophobes. [applause] . . . . . . the condition latera senator she abandoned the scholarship for rhetoric and became a u.s. senator after serving the nixon administrati administration. >>

i am going to honor what i have committed to for the bay view and i am going to support the leadership we have put in place there with nikki and dmitriious. i believe in the leadership. the commitment in the principal and teacher this is the four elementary schools in the bay view are going to do -- it is going to have the investments reflected in their success. i wanted to share my thinking process and to thank you for coming out and that the communities that you have built have been strong but i am not prepared tonight to take away from the elementary schools we have commit to in the bay view that are showing progress and our staff is committed to ensuring that we are providing a quality education for young people. >> commissioner school. >> i -- cook. >> we sat here and listened to the public comments be respectful of the public comments across the board. thank you. >> i also want to acknowledge the young people from the community that spoke on behalf of this school. that has happened on behalf of the starting of this new school and to personally shout out to the pastor reese for th

now, i am looking to hear someone from the east midlands. person from the east midlands who was struggling to stand earlier. i think it is rosy. you are standing now. enjoy hearingo from you. rosie from the east midlands. [applause] thank you, mr. speaker. as a person with disabilities, public transport is near impossible. trains hardly ever arrive. luckily, i can drive, but many of my disabled peers cannot. they struggle to get around. what can we actually change? and ourhange opinions time and effort can be better used elsewhere. thank you. [applause] speaker bercow: thank you. wales?out whales -- i see the young woman here. >> as one of the previous speakers said, transport is a wide issue. one of the rain issues is the environment fight. -- one of the main issues is the environment side. [indiscernible] one of the most important issues at right now is the environment, health global warming has become a massive issue. -- how global warming has become a massive issue. i don't think we can address those until people are using them. they have

let me be clear -- i may be resigning my seat, but i am not giving up my voice. i will continue to stand up for the things i believe in as a citizen and as an activist. but minnesotans deserve a senator who can focus with all her energy on addressing the challenges they face every day. there is a big part of me that will always regret having to walk away from this job with so much work left to be done. but i have faith that the work will continue, because i have faith in the people who have helped me do it. i have faith in the dedicated, funny, selfless, brilliant young men and women on my staff. they have so much more to contribute to our country. and i hope that, as disappointed as they may feel today, everyone who has worked for me knows how much i admire and respect them. i have faith in my colleagues, especially my senior senator. amy klobuchar. i would not have been able to do this job without her guidance and wisdom. and i have faith, or at least hope, that members of this senate will find the political courage necessary to keep asking the tough questions,

i am the product of this city and i love it. i am so happy with this.try will have until 2021 to prepare a host of events in the city that will help boost its economy and tourism and its long—term legacy. boost its economy and tourism and its long-term legacy. 40 million people within two—hour's drivetime. we are going to do something incredibly special. we will give someone incredibly special. we will give someone special to the uk. the city was bombed in the blitz and was once the heart of the british car industry. transformed over the decades by immigration. thejudges said it was a city that constantly reinvented itself. now in £3 million heritage lottery fund will kickstarted year of art and performance. i think it is about more investment. it is about retaining people here after they have finished studying. it is about potential jobs and employment. have finished studying. it is about potentialjobs and employment. it is a celebration of our lives and this isa a celebration of our lives and this is a fantastic journey a celebration of our lives and

i am used to it. carefully.ning so as we look at today and the new generations that will be coming and think back, and i think about the little statue to my father has of a young pastor. him, why heg for decided to become a pastor, he was energized by a young pastor, martin luther king. it is something that my father would bring up as a reason for many of his life decisions. important are civil rights leaders going forward? who are you watching them might that might be of note? alan: as dr. barry explained ago, 30 years ago, i gave an address in which i took note of the 30th anniversary and celebrated it put also played out some danger signs. danger signs pointing in the direction had dr. barry has described. observation to say, are we always going to assume that the continuing difficulties are always there because they were there 300 years ago, or are we ever going to take responsibility for the things we do that continue to foster difficulties? long before the new york times expose what was happening

i don't think i'm up to five minutes yet, am i. >>president walton: it wasn't five minutes. >> okay. what am i at? >>president walton: you're over two. >> okay. a lot of other people had way more than two minutes. are you giving me more than two? >>president walton: no. >> okay. well, let the record show the discrimination then. thanks. >>president walton: thank you. comments from colleagues? student delegate min? >> we wousaw many of our recommendations affected in the par point, so we really thank you for hearing us. we are currently working with dr. matthews on the student questionnaire that addresses these issues to not only help dr. matthews focus on what to improve and how to improve from the point of students but as well as what the sec can do, so we'd like to thank dr. matthews for his presentation. >> on the topic of the superintendent report gebhard, i'd like to thank you again for the sec, and we've been aware of the achievement gap and the discrepancies in terms of race in our education system now, and i plan to bring th

. >> laura: i am afraid of you. >> sean: why do you start in on me. i hand the show over nicely and this is what i get. i give up. >> laura: you should come to the studio one night on a painted horse. wouldn't that be fun? roll right down 6th avenue. >> sean: oh, okay. it's new york city. every liberal in the world will be there. have a good show. >> laura: welcome to the "the ingraham angle" from washington. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> laura: last night we told you about disturbing text messages about president trump sent by the lead fbi investigator on the mueller probe. now we have our hands on more of this guy's text. they are more troubling than we originally thought. more details in a moment. also tonight, more fallout from the alabama special election. beware of the false conclusions pedalled about marking the end of trump's agenda. it's all bull. the real reasons to be learned from the alabama senate race are coming up in the "angle." and senator kirsten gillibrand said the president is bullying her. what? plus, i will go toe to toe with the republican lawmak

i am impressed with the grit and the perseverance. >> to be honest it was not easy at first. with guilt they call it a mild concussion place at a really good concussion because i cannot remember. they give you math equations how many quarters in a dollar. i would look down like i was never good at math left g left you got me. one plus one? but my brain was not working. i can look at a giraffe and know internally what it is but i did not know what it is. it was severe. so you add morphine and benadryl to sleep at night and you close the door and turn off the lights and the demons would play games and they had one hell of a cocktail to support their mission. so for months i was really struggling because really you are defeated with no reason to go on. it is beyond depression when i talk -- i hear about these veterans it is a reminder when people asked high lung -- how or why? no enemy has ever been as strong. think about that every time i went out when i was fighting them that night it is incredible what they can do i underestimated they have everything going for them. not to be

i am happy that i went back to italy.hink my advice is that when you think about a business idea, it needs to be applied globally. where also talking about employment among the young generations in italy, the u.k. and elsewhere. the true story is that the shortage in terms of people trained for digital -- that is why we as a company are part of this coalition in the european union in order to train more people to reach the one million people able to work in digital. i see our company, we are busy looking for talents in the digital all the time, it is part of my job, recruiting -- it is probably still the biggest part of my job, trying to find talent out there. francine: where do you see yourself in five years? frederico: i see them doubling in size. we are on track for growth of 17% to 20% year on year, which is what we did last year. and i see myself still innovating and trying to come up with new ideas and also, enjoying all of the talents that i have recruited. it is fantastic for me, a fantastic experience for me to w

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i am glad you raised that. then just to follow up on what the chair said. i know you have written it down. you said people won't notice. i know that the increases will be modest, but i think what the director said is important and why we need to communicate the act of people to see their parking options before they leave their homes or wherever they are going. at some point one of the dye namics people are looking at pricing for parking maybe driving isn't the best option here. it will have that effect on dynamics. in any event i don't have the concern about the overall rate increases. i would very much support the idea without advertising letting folks know through the website the ways to monitor the information in advance. >> just to comment on that. we are inundated with people interested in getting the data. i have met personally with a lot of groups. i think there are some so yes, absolutely. we are working in that direction. i think there are people interested in broadcasting this information and interested in broadcasting to the public that they have

i am honored. i have known these kids when they were born. i am so proud of them. u know, it feels just amazing to be able to carry on an incredible legacy for the city. mayor lee was a great person. i was honored to know him and more importantly i want to make sure that the citizens of san francisco recognize what he has done and how hard he worked for the city and we will carry on in his honor. >> will you make this a permanent job? >> mayor breed: i haven't thought about that. i am here to do the job and do it well that is at the forefront of my thoughts. >> can you walk us through us. did you get phone calls or go to the hospital? >> mayor breed: i was contacted in the middle of the night and i went to the hospital, and basically had discussions with the staff and with the chief and others. i was given the news and made a decision to announce that when appropriate. most important, i wanted to make sure that anita was okay and that his daughters were notified and didn't find out in the press. during that process in figuring those out and working with city officia

i am like no, i just want to pick one i like. then an hour later, i am still picking out books. when i do go and have a stack of books, maybe six or five, and i probably read the first chapter of each book, then see which one i like the most. >> i want to read one more chapter. >> we're in there awhile. it is not like in and out situation. >> top two favorite books. frederick douglass and walk in birmingham. >> i will order those and call you when it comes in. all right. >> some people, they're surprised when i tell them i work for my son. >> hi, my name is sidney. my role is head bro in charge, known as founder and ceo. >> i make sure he knows like mom is the overall boss, but i do respect him as far as this being his vision. if you make the sign in sheet for the name and the bro. >> time for speaking engagement or any type of business endeavor, i say it sounds like a good idea, let me run it by sidney first. >> oh, lord. okay. what was the question again? >> not many 11-year-olds run a meeting. usually they're just there. the schedule is going to be, first going to do an ice br

i am hopeful that those days are not over. it is more challenging now because it is hard to discern and to teach discernment to students today. there's so much swirling around and sometimes, i think they are walking into this miasma of contradictory information. it is partly our job not to lean on them with political philosophy but just to straighten out and help them clear the brush from the path to knowledge. i think it works. the other thing i would say is that, the students are hungry. i think the american people are hungry for this. no one is born and ideologue. people become what they become through their association with people and friends and with a pastor or a teacher or a buddy. sometimes, that can be a lively, wonderful, intellectually challenging group and sometimes group thatn awful you would not want your kids to be with. we're all part of something larger than just ourselves. it is our job as historians and journalists to create as many opportunities for the better outlook on life than the limited outlook on life

i am not a criminal. i am not done anything wrong in my past. i have done some dumb stuff, every kid has. why is it such a big deal? i am sorry, you get these people that can just shoot people from outside of windows, that can go into churches and shoot them up, why are we not allowed to protect ourselves? >> thank you for the call, let's move on. john cornyn offered the senate version of the bill and is quoted as telling reporters he did not feel comfortable with combining the background check legislation with the concealed carry bill, saying he feels it could torpedo the background check bill altogether. so another part of her question tonight, should these two things be married together if the legislation moves across capitol hill? rodney? >> my thing is, they try to take everybody's guns, and you are sitting in your home. >> who is they? who is trying to take the guns? >> it's all i hear anymore. they are trying to take these guns laws. if somebody tries to break into your home, i'm a christian. and when i do travel, i take my concealed to ca

i am proud to introduce the chairman of energy in the senate, senator -- >> i had to calm behind my colleague who has been with us on the am more -- amwar fight for 37 years now. i was able to be the architect of title ii and and proud to do so, i think it is only fair to recognize the congressman of your hair up -- your house congressman don young. as tax reform has been long awaited, so has been opening the 1002 area, an area of extraordinary resource that can be accessed with a minimal footprint, something that alaskan have been fighting or, or 38 years. you don't give up on something when the cause is right, when you know you have so much to contribute. two colleagues that have stood with us as the alaska delegation, with those who have good with alaska, with those who have stood for american energy production, today is indeed a bright day. we thank you for your continued support. alaska will make you proud. thank you. [applause] >> this is a bright day for the united states, because america is rejecting the economics of and be and embracing -- economics of envy and appraising the economi

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and be cold, but i am excited for it as well. proud that i've got here again and i'm climbing upwards and feeling a lot better than i was. it feels very strange to have her bones touching my bones and i can almost feel every movement, like the skin over my bones. there is no covering. it feels like a xylophone which goes up my ribs, on my neck. and i am quite aware of her touching all of this and there being no softness. i think she is worried she is hurting me. there we go, laura. how was that for you? lovely, thank you. i will give you a couple of minutes. i willjust leave the room. just open the door when you're ready. if anything, it's given me a bit of a reality check of how far i still need to come. i am almost in denial. that i'm ok and i'm a lot better. because mentally i feel a lot better and a lot of the time i'm wrapped up and i don't really sort of analyse the way i look naked or how i feel. it's been good in a different way, it's been good in a realisation and a wake up call, that i've still got a long way go to feel

world and i am on the right track and i am on top of the world and i won't look back.cket list. sitting in the royal box in wimbledon. i was in the monaco national team as a tennis player when i was young and it was really a potential career route at one point. my mum was encouraging me that way, my dad more towards racing funnily enough. but then i chose the racing, so tennis has always been a passion, i have always watched all the tennis. i am a big fan of federer of course. then finally centre court, the royal box, wow, magical. legendary, magical, to watch federer winning, he was on his way to his eighth title, which is one of the biggest achievements the sporting world has ever seen. you are in awe of what you see and the english etiquette that is there. and the peacefulness. this whole space just is so quiet and you hear every little bounce and every little drop. so we are sitting here in my favourite coffee shop here in monaco. we are just waiting for chris froome to arrive. it will be great fun to go for a ride with him and we are going to go for a ride around

eric tells me that if i am lucky, i may see some wolves 01’ tells me that if i am lucky, i may see somee and the reindeer. were travelled around 20 minutes into the woods and come to a clearing. eric will start a fire. we will drink something nice, chill out and he would teach me to use one of the slave. i have had a taste of the power of the reindeer and i'm a little worried. do you get more people coming around christmas time? yes. it is one of the seasons. it is a high week, christmas week. they want to spend their christmas holiday in a winter world. today, reindeer sleigh safaris in tourist like me a taste of what life used to be like here before ca rs of what life used to be like here before cars and snowmobile. finally it is my turn to have a go. if you wa nt to it is my turn to have a go. if you want to go you just say go. as simple as that? go! reindeer, go! he is not listening to me. go, reindeer! daewoo! he is not obedient, this reindeer. eric said he has given me the safe one because he has given me the safe one because he does not want me to have any problems. i think he ha