i didn't touch you. i didn't touch you. you didn't -- i didn't touch you. dinosaur fish! dinosaur fish! dinosaur fish! dinosaur fish! dinosaur fish! (shrieking) mitchell! mitchell, do not leave me alone! f0 ktvu.com. >>> just after hours after he is released antonio brown has a new team. >> they will find another receiver and do almost as well. >> from frostbite to a helmet grievance there's been weeks of controversy, but now he's joining the patriots. the latest developments on the saga that's antonio brown. >> i've covered sports in the bay area a long time. the last four days the raiders headquarters have been getz area. antonio brown is no longer a raider, he's a pen of patriots. -- patriots. feet drama, missed practice drama, the raiders were prepared to stick by brown. jon gruden announced that brown would play in monday night's opener. brown didn't want to be a raider. he asked to be released and the raiders obliged. here's brown's reaction when he heard the news. >> i don't know if to that was core graphed or authentic. it was triggered brown asking for release be

over france for the time to win the fencer has to lead for 3 minutes straight or score 15 points i touched of the head is worth $5.00 to the legs 3 in may 28th in the french fencing federation the only one in the world to do so officially recognized lightsaber doing was just looking we're always looking for something to attract young people any game from the star wars universe does that. we adapted it to fans saying. this is how the favorite practices of i'm all for this movie is just for looks or to scare your opponent. on to the local tries to inspire others with his love for lightsaber fencing as a coach his club is one of over 90 across france with a total of some 2000 people fencing with lightsabers. this time until you look at brought home silver but for most of the lightsaber community it's not about the medals it's about infecting others with their passion just like with the original star wars beaver. amazing stuff well finally in planet berlin we need foreigners who settled in berlin and started a successful business and sovereigns or vinyl hails from a goalie or where she grew up

that's it. >> can i touch her? no. >> okay.hat's not clear enough, they even made a pie chart to show when it is okay to touch the baby. >> do you like it when strangers come up to you and touch your face? >> this is meant to be funny. but the truth is you should be very respectful of these babies, they're brand-new, they're still developing. >> i want you to understand that a baby being poked by a bunch of strangers is like one of us licking the floor of a waffle house. >> while we joke, it is a pretty legitimate message. >> one more thing -- dogs. don't touch my dog. >>> that's all we got for now. check out rightthisminute.com to watch more fun videos, share >> reporter: tonight, hurricane dorian making landfall in the u.s. the rescue underway as we go on the air tonight. and families trapped, sur sur by water. also developing new deaths linked to vaping. where the newest cases have bun reported and tonight the cdc investigating. what authorities are saying and innew warning tonight. actress felusty huffman responding that sh

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over france for the time to win the fencer has to lead for 3 minutes straight or score 15 points i touched of the head is worth 5 points one to the legs 3 in may 28th in the french fencing federation the only one in the world to do so officially recognized lightsaber doing. we're always looking for something to attract young people in the game from the star wars universe does that. we adapted it to fencing . this is how the favorite practices of them all this move is just for looks or to scare your opponent. in the local tries to inspire others with his love for lightsaber fencing as a coach his club is one of over 90 across france with a total of some 2000 people fencing with lightsabers. this time on sunday look a cobra at home silver but for most of the lightsaber community it's not about the medals it's about infecting others with their passion just like with the original star wars beaver. i wouldn't mind having a go at that myself don't forget you can always get news on the go anytime just download all free out from google play or the apple app store of course that gives you full acce

i touched it. i can report that the leather is butter soft. if you look at the pieces they're very meghan. the white misha nonoo shirt, well, very similar to the shirt she wore to the invictus games. >> topping's meghan's look today, princess diana's favorite gold and butterfly earrings. one of diana's favorites. >> perhaps she feels that they're her lucky earrings. >> they're not part of the collection. i looked. >> you tried to get a bag too, right? >> in both colors. out of stock. >> our crazy night out with the movie, music and daytime star. >> plus, what's the one thing brad pitt won't leave home without? >>> coming up on "e.t." we are kicking >>> look at brad pitt turning heads in japan, promoting "ad astra." but the bigger story is what's on his head. can we talk about what's on his head? a page boy cap. check it out -- this is at least the eighth time we've seen him sporting the look this summer. could be growing out. an in between thing. it makes him feel comfortable. >>> you know who else has a go-to item? keke palmer, but it has not

instantly i remember touching my head and i really felt like my brain's coming on. i remember an officer touched me on the shoulder and i said how bad is it and i kind of left my brains pouring out and he said no you've got smarts got sprucing you've got some issues but your brains are intact. look at police department is conducted a comprehensive internal investigation into the officer involved shooting a gun tray hamilton at red arrow park on april 30th 2014 based on the contrary answer of internal investigation i signed an order terminating christopher manny from his employment with the milwaukee police department earlier today. in this case moaners or man either produce this individual as though he were a criminal suspect even though the officer self reported that he thought he had mental problems upon his approach the training to deal with it mentally ill people tells you. again absent the behaving as a menacing fashion object of only putting your hands on him is almost the worst thing you can do she said fine says officer christopher manning are in jazz by not

. >> jimmy: i am touched 'cause i want - i would love to be drawn >> yeah, i brought it along.seen this oh, wow. >> yeah. [ laughter and applause um [ cheers and applause we didn't uh - how does it look >> jimmy: i -- just compared to the others i think - >> yeah, well, i honestly our -- >> jimmy: you spent more time with this. >> yeah. [ light laughter ] our animators were -- were busy, so i -- i did -- i did the one of you [ laughter ] and -- but i think it's -- i got your hair pretty good, right? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think it looks exact. i mean, this is my new head shot [ laughter ] this really is thank you for doing this i'm touched. did you actually draw this >> i didn't. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i knew you didn't. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i knew you didn't, sorry man. >> i have no use of my hands >> jimmy: uh, you're going - this is big, uh, you're going on - [ laughter ] >> "so, how do i touch myself? [ laughter ] my feet. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay all right, thank you nick, stop, stop stop moving. [ laughter ] just don't talk or move. >> "i'm having a rib --

as in the adams to me as if i touch. him. i. pad that they've been doing it so that. you can do something new to let anybody in. this is boom bust broadcasting around the world and covering covering all the angles of our 21st century global economy and daniel britto in washington christiane i is on assignment we've got a lot to get to today but 1st we start in the united states. produce farm has filed for bankruptcy but it's certainly not the end of the journey a bankruptcy can take months or even years even without serious objections. varos contributors to america's lawyer was on hand to break down purdue pharmacy declarations and what it could mean going forward for the fight over who will pay for the opioid prices and how much grieving families will get. plus a little price and shot up on the news of a drone attack on saudi oil facilities horwitz above the trading is standing by can begin to oil prices and whether the incident is a $1.00 off or the start of a trend. i love with happen with the growth in facebook getting regulators around the world to set up a littl

i remember touching these shoes. ng that is now a part of what will be a murder scene. so yeah, i did pick 'em up, i did try to wipe 'em off. >> reporter: kim's shoes. he placed them on top of the bronco. then he looked inside the vehicle and says he saw the two children. mindful of leaving dna and prints, he says he touched none of the bodies. then he says he heard david moving inside the house. >> and it clicked into my head, "he's goin' for a weapon." i mean, this guy is a former indiana state trooper. >> reporter: at which point he bolted from the scene. >> had i stayed there any longer, there's no doubt he would have killed me and he would have just lied and said to his buddies at the indiana state police, "i came home and i found this black guy." >> reporter: after listening to boney testify, the defense was ready to pounce. >> that's his story. and it makes absolutely no sense. but it explains away all the evidence that they had against him, at the time. but what boney didn't account for was the dna that was go

instantly and i remember touching my head and i really felt like my brains i mean oh. i remember an officer touched me on the shoulder and i said how bad is it and i kind of left my brains pouring out and he said no you've got smarts got sprucing you've got some issues but your brains are intact. look at least a porpoise conducted a comprehensive internal investigation into the officer involved shooting a gun tray hamilton and red arrow park on april 30th 2014 based on the comprehensive internal investigation i signed in order terminating christopher manny from his employment with the milwaukee police department earlier today. in this case were manager produce this individual as though he were a criminal suspect even though the officer sofa reported that he thought he had mental problems upon his approach the training to deal with the mentally ill people tells you. again absent the behaving in so many sitting fashion objective the putting your hands on him is almost the worst thing you can do and find says officer christopher manning sierra in jazz by not following pro

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yet. >> congratulations on all of the success and i love your nails. >> i gave her a hug and i was afraid to touchent to san diego state back before you was born, and you have moved on up. it is so good to have you in the studio. >> oh my gosh, a shout out to the college. cement thank you so much and it is so good to have you. i guess we will come back and do the noon newscast. >> the oakland a's are playing baseball in october on wednesday night at 5:00 p.m. postseason baseball and a little chill in the air as it is my time of the year. >> thank you for joining us and have a great day. stay with us and wendy williams is up next. >> announcer: live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ now, here's wendy! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> wendy: thank you for watching! [cheers and applause] y to m cohosts, studio audience!

. >> absolutely, i touch on a couple of these things, one of the things, an idea of the cold war, i think that actually is an approach to take. were in a special and interesting moment that has the roots in the cold war like you see, putin is an agent. that legacy is clear to be seen but the cold war was ideological, and the ideas and why books were so important, there is a changes in technology, that was really important aspect and but these days really, there is no communist regime competing with the global -- north korea, but everything is kind of on a sliding scale of capitalism whether social democratic capitalism of scandinavia in the authoritarian of china. it is made very eloquently and an open tickler place and there are many echoes and propaganda in this information in the consumption and people are very interesting at that moment. but in terms of russia, that is deathly needed times of the structure is very different. >> wonder if there's something that you never get to talk about like an easter egg that you can trust or something interesting he found in the research that gets

problems and unfortunately we still haven't been able to find a way out of many of them and also i touched a bonus of with on this situation that you could just do with the u.s. review of using issue this is to. 13 members of the russian. delegation will go. and as i said when they asked me the 1st thing i got on the 1st day when i came here to new york was the group i said. i was sure that neither mr pompei on either list is a true leader mr trump had anything to do battle with visa issues. and who is responsible for that but why don't you the when you did washington will not honor its obligations to. organize all of that and my 2nd thought with respect to that is well when such situations do occur those who are responsible for that. new. machine they seem to. i think that this is all because of the general atmosphere in our relations but you know this atmosphere is. dictated by the americans willing to. use the constant allegations against russia constant sanctions as well as the legations that were responsible for everything for example speaker of the house nancy pelosi recently said th

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from how does this underground activity work where studying instigation of bad things parts could i touch no i'm sure i've no comment. about that. mule yes the part of russia's 800 metres champion in 2011 unveiled to the world how russia creates its champions that has damaged octets about a person spit on top of a lot and the stars of high performance sports can spend up to 100000 euros a year on state of the art treatments that are often still under development the extreme growth of the sports business has gendered a lucrative black market in doping worth an estimated 30000000000 euros a year so in whose interest is it to unmask the cheats and clean up sport under the best of us get on it could use either one or speak to. sponsors and sports federations a partly responsible or not that way with any that they thought there was a. more likely part of a broken you've got. to get the photo but they've done that. in a world that values performance and competition so highly other proponents of clean sports fighting it losing battle. i believe it's a force by 1 fact i think you need to be able

i do remember her touch, however. it felt cool and paper y, disarmingly comfortable on the hottest days of fall. she would often pat my head as we walked together. i felt comfortable protected somehow in her presence. she never walked all he okay 'ocool with me but her parting words were the same. remember, if you are a good boy here on earth, you can serve me in heaven. was five years old, word sounded magical to me, i didn't know her, i barely knew her maim but thank you offer she held out to eeach morning seemed far too gypping obvious in class i would think what servitude in heaven would be like. i imagined myself carrying buckets of water for her on streets of gold, rucking her feet as angels sing praises i'm have any own heavenly shack and time to do my own personal heavenly things as well. how else i would get to heaven? one day i told my father loud her offer. we were talking about heaven, favorite subject of his and i mentioned i already had a place there. i've already found someone to serve, i said. what do y

i can touch it. i can put my ear against it. i can hear it. it is out here for people to interact with.>> reporter: claire baker was passing by it could not resist touching was seemed like an old friend. >>> my sister to this day reminds me of it. she is a year younger. we sat on the hills and watch the bay bridge being built. and i said i think i do remember. >> reporter: the artist said signal is meant to make people think about the consequences often unintended that come from the things man creates. >>> the questions i'm asking are about how much do we know about what we are building and how it is going to operate in the future.>> reporter: as it sits across from the city the steal it self stands is a warning to those who believe their building monuments to the future that nothing lasts forever.>>> everything is temporary.>> reporter: it sits on heavy submit footings the artwork might be on borrowed time. treasure island has only promised him this spot for five years. after that this deal might be looking for its next home.>>> nearly century

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i. touched base to show she was special just the toll we are placed up the toughest to change the developments are you hardly ever going to get out i thank you i am going to sample that and yes that's about it we have a serious problem with nationalism is and the government accepts that we're seeing a growing number of attacks on the street and its people because of their background or sexual orientation as it's been allowed in texas it's well know it's a. lot about the fossil was the way to get them instructions like these patriotism has been used to stir up hatred against anyone who in matthew doesn't belong to that although at the most as it is an example of how poland's right wing is trying to control the political narrative yes focused others also there's a latent aggression and a sense that the situation could escalate at any 2nd self that's just that just as i'm getting out of here getting say this isn't the right place to try and find common ground just to get wasted there's no point in seeking a dialogue with this locked. it was himself. along with us nothing a lot of young people in

me ♪ when i hear you breathe ♪ i got wings to fly ♪ i feel that i'm alive yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ i can touchat i'm alive >> can we point out how amazing celine looks? 51. rock a new blond do and this dress. >> i love the blond bob. >> you do? >> yes. >> thank you so much. >> it's amazing. you crushed it. >> i don't know if i crushed it. i felt that the crowd carried me. >> celine started her day with a massage and admits the night was bittersweet because her three sons stayed home in las vegas. >> did you face time them? >> they did. i had my three kids wishing me a lot of courage. they said we moe it's not easy, with you you have been there before. can't wait to see you. je t sheaime. >> this was lauren's first time in the celine universe. it's a lot. >> she cried. >> i'm crying now. clearly celine is busy, but we'd love to see her on "the voice" again. remember she helped mentor gwen stefani's team back in season 12. well, gwen is back to join her man blake shelton, but this is what i learned -- it seems all's fair in love and war. >> gwen blocked me. >> oh, okay. >> yeah, that was messed

>> absolutely and i touch on these things in the book. ne of the things i'm not keen on the idea that we are in a new cold war. i think that that is not the approach to take to wearing a special interesting moment. putin was a kgb agent. that legacy is clearly seen but the cold war was the ideological it's why books were so important alongside the change in technology which was really important aspect of this. but these days really there is no communist regime competing with global trends. north korea but everything is kind of on a sliding scale whether it's social democratic capitalism in scandinavia through the authoritarian capitalism of china. this is a point that the west has made very eloquently and we are in our own particular place here. there's not to say there is an propaganda misinformation and even from socialist cold war nostalgia. i just watched the chernobyl doc and with russia that is some ways reminiscent of the cold war but the structure. >> is there something you never get to talk about some little easter egg or somethin

next with more world news being at the top of the hour i wouldn't. touch a pretty. sure link to news from africa more story link to exception stories and discussions from news is easy and i would say deputed comes to join us on facebook g.w. for god. i'm not laughing at the gym well i guess sometimes i am but i'm still nothing when that happens thanks deep into the german culture of looking at the stereotypes of the classics sitting here thinking future of the country that i now i am. pm needed to rethink this drama. it's all about a new i might show join me to meet the gentleman from d.w. . post. south africa's reserve bank has left interest rates i'm sorry but the decision to keep things as they are has not been welcomed by everyone. while he launches what could be the world's smartest 5 g. phone in munich's today but it still doesn't have a fighting chance on the market without access to talk about apps like google. this is business africa. south africa's reserve bank monetary policy committee has left the repo rate the rate at which it lends back to other banks a

i'm like, where, can i touch her? she's like wray to old, like 30. treet and it's over. she got up, and she's saying oh, it's so wet, and i'm dirty. and she starts coming back up, sitting down to talk to me, and i dwrgot all weirded out by wed >> jimmy: ywell, you should hav. >> she was from poland. that's not how icelandic people are. >> jimmy: she went for the old poland roll. "paper tiger," is available now on netflix and we'll return with music from fall out boy and wyclef jean. ♪ >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by the amg, gt, mercedes benz. driving performance. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank sharon osbourne and bill burr. apologies to matt damon. nightline is next but first, here with the song "dear future self (hands up)," with some help from wyclef jean, fall out boy! ♪ ♪ ♪ hands up ready for the boom never mind the rocket launcher talking 'bout a tune ♪ ♪ you can hear us coming with the zoom listen to the boom-boom we ar

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. >> i couldn't touch a doorknob, i had to wipe them down before because somebody could have walked inith peanuts on their hands. >> reporter: she couldn't fly on planes or sit with friends at lunch. >> it's really hard. >> to think that any little piece of peanut dust could kill her. >> yeah. especially when they're so helpless and little. >> reporter: but today an fda committee recommended approval for a first of its kind treatment called palforzia. a capsule with a minuscule amount of pharmaceutical grade peanut powde over time the dose is increased. >> so their body develops a tolerance. kind of says, gosh, this isn't foreign. this isn't weird. >> reporter: full fda approval is expected to come later this year the treatment isn't a complete cure most patients still can't eat a peanut butter sandwich but they no longer need to worry about accidental exposure. two years after participating in the clinical trial, violet now eats two peanut m&m's every night for maintenance and can do things she never dreamed of. >> i would have never have gotten to be able to do all the amazing experi

i touch on a couple these things. one of the things i'm not so keen on is this idea where in sort of a new cold war. i think that actually is not a particularly nuanced approach to take. where an especially interesting moment that has its roots in the cold war, like you see, hooton was a kgb agent. that legacy is clear to be seen, but -- putin -- the cold war was ideological. it's the reason why ideas were so powerful, and books were so important aside from the chinese technology that was really important aspect of this. but these days really there is no sort of communist regime competing with global, i mean, north korea? i don't know. everything is kind of on a sliding scale of capitalism, whether it's social democratic capitalism of scandinavia to the authoritarian capitalism of china. this is a point that was made very eloquently and we are in our own particular place here. that's not to say there are not many echoes in propaganda and disinformation or even our cultural consumption, a lot of cold war nostalgia that

but in the past two years, i have touched many different americans. i have traveled countless thousands of miles to look them in the eye, to know their voices, to learn what no man can ever understand from behind his desk in washington. >> we only have 5.5% laid off, actually unemployed. it's really hard. >> how much, how many? and how little time? >> eggs are $.35 a dozen. >> if you don't like the work, you can quit or we will move our plant. >> the thing i want to see the taxes i pay come back to me. i want to see schools and roads and i want to see social security increase. senator mcgovern: the country was disturbed. and people spoke to me openly, not just about frustrations with government, but of their hopes. >> we are all americans. we are not afro-americans, mexican-americans, if you are an american, you are an american. senator mcgovern: there are some who i talked to whose remains -- whose words remain with me, like david hunter, a young vietnam veteran from long beach, california. and mariel levine, an engineer from massachusetts. and out in

based organization that promotes press freedom around the world believes good to see you you are in touch i understand with journalists across the kashmir region in order to document any obstructions to a free press what are they telling. well actually we haven't been able to get directly in touch with many of our sources and their beach and. our correspondent has been on the ground in kitchener and was then able to speak to many of them but largely in the beginning we were we had to rely on journalists who had left the region and again were able to get connected and were able to tell us what they were seeing and it's not a pretty picture as you outlined earlier in your program re are seeing journalists facing restrictions not just in their movements they're being blocked from shooting videos or photos by security forces at times but they're not even able to do the very basics of their reporting which is gathering in areas and filing stories just the basics of what they're having and months difficulty doing and your organization you verged indian authorities to seize any type of harassment

. >> i wanted to touch base a little bit on the reform. i know that you touched on this. i was kind of staggered to see how much paperwork and regulatory burden that you've cut back on. so not just walking across the street and handing it over to the federal register, but the amounts of sheer paperwork and size that is going into maintenance, something with a burden on business or something legible that can result in a decision. can you talk a little bit about your efforts to make environmental impact statements for use of federal land something that is actually useful to businesses and useful to environmental protection? >> i'm a big believer in the national environment policy act. and it has two primary purposes, the first purpose is to ensure that there is an element of public participation before we make decisions that have environmental consequences that are significant. the other is to ensure that a decision-maker looks at a reasonable range of alternatives before making the decision. and when i got there, a couple of things happen. first, i had the career staff act

so for me -- and i touched this on this before -- is that you've got to make sure the areas, as you are transitioning out of coal, as you are replacing this oil with electric cars and other new technologies, that you make sure that people that are working in those fossil fuel industries have jobs. and under my plan which is somewhat unique compared to the other ones -- and i appreciate the strong support for my plan from the league conservation voters and the statement they made yesterday, you can have incentives for investment in the areas that isn't just about green energy jobs, right? it can be about different kinds of manufacturing jobs as well. but the key is forever etched in my mind is when a duluth, minnesota and northern minnesota where my family is from on my dad's side they had hard times during a period of time that literally they put up a billboard saying the last one to leave town turn off the lights, okay. that's how bad it was. but they came back. they came back because of investment in new businesses, because of tourism and they figured out lake superior what were their

, i will not touch your knees. >> welcome. >> finally, jimmy kimmel has touched my knee. >> jimmy: it was a lifelong dream for a lot of people. is it fun to come visit here? >> i've been here a few times over the years. >> jimmy: whens what the first time you came? >> the first time i came was to do a table read for a pilot for a show. and coincidently, the same time i was working on a project with a british producer, and she says, i'm staying with my great friend up in the hills. why not come up for breakfast and we can talk through the script we're working on together. and i said okay. i got a car up there, pressed the buzzer on these gates as asked, and the gates swung open and the housekeeper said oh, please come in, your friend norma is in the guest suite. wait in here, she'll be down in a minute. i'm standing in this living room. and i look around, and that's a monet. is that a picasso? i'm not sure. and i go in and sneak into another room. and there's a whole cabinet full of awards. i have absolutely no idea wh

. >> i mean, they make them now like paper mache. somebody touches them and the entire car collapses. when somebody hits me, i want to be in as close to an army tank as possible. >> reporter: transportation pollution is the nation's single biggest source of planet warming greenhouse gases. that's partly why 12 other states and washington, d.c. follow california's higher emissions standards, accounting for about 1/3 of the nation's auto market, and four major automakers arentgrsi sar. t tion, trump, what and who is this for. >> reporter: democratic governor gavin newsom accuses president trump of playing politics with blue state california. >> it's the perversion of this moment, pure politics, and csequs. that could have >> reporter: california says its emission rules have prevented 29,000 premature deaths every year. the state now does plan to sue the trump administration over its decision, and norah, this looks like a fight that's headed for the supreme court. >> all right, ben, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to weather, because we have an u

and he walks up to me and just the way he said it, he says dad, can i touch your big penis? way, i look forward to you cutting that out of the show. >> jimmy: and what did you say? >> i said no! i didn't know, i just laughed. and i mean. >> jimmy: you said the right thing, you did the right thing. i watch add movie last night. >> do you want your money back? >> jimmy: no, i didn't pay anything. oh, no. it was great, it's very, very funny. it's very funny. this is a show based on a very, everybody knows, i would imagine that everybody knows between two ferns, yes? no? you don't think so? >> i would imagine. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: even just the one you did with barack obama got like a zillion people watching that one. >> yes yes. maybe people know it because he was on it. yeah, we made a movie format of this five-minute internet. we did one. >> jimmy: i did one of the first. >> you did the second one, yes. >> jimmy: right. >> and so if you don't know, he's rude, these interview shows where i get to say things that -- i wonder if you ever fantasize about saying rude, yo

provider has come round twice, and both times there has been a lot of sucking of teeth and saying no, i can't touch will blow up. i think, oh, cheers! is that the state of your understairs cheers! is that the state of your under stairs cupboard? it is. but a very unscientific poll of air indicated that has happened to a lot of people, and this is a very embarrassing study. it is suggesting the roll—out may be delayed by up to four years, and the original cost has ballooned by 2.5 billion, up to 13.5 billion. it is a bit of a fiasco. they were saying it was going to be much more efficient for our houses but at the moment it is just a complete shambles. you were saying something about al as well. yes, this is one area around where we can yes, this is one area around where we can monitor what is going on in homes, but actually the next generation of essentially monitoring of energy use will be fascinating, because there are now systems that are being developed that will tell you that there has been a particular energy surge and it will be pinpointed to a certain part of the house, even down to a singl

here's what i want to touch on quickly. there are a lot of these women biking clubs and they were part of the suffragettes. things you will notice is they are wearing long skirts. even with your handcuffs. i'm always stuffing it into my sock. office andt to the finally at lunch someone points it out. let's see if we can tell you what they do. women start wearing lou mers. you can see their ankles. they should cover that up. this is a pretty big deal. people have moral panics about these kinds of things. panic aboutmoral women being on bicycles. themselves. give you the context back in the day, now you get baseball cards cigarette packs, cigar packs, let's look at what this one has. you can see a lady on a bicycle. this lady has a bicycle. look at all the showing. what are they saying? what is next? they are going to start smoking cigars. it really is this moral panic. let me show you about the bicycle culture and connected to the car culture. it's the sex appeal, but it's also about empowerment. danger and speed. these are

i really was touched by what you can read, a thriller. you want to know whether they will destroy these books were not. >> could you just go over the basic outline. >> of the tale? >> yes, the tale of. >> essentially the story itself. well, in fact, although immediately was not clear they were after the manuscripts they did quickly begin to destroy aspects of timbuktu culture. they destroyed shrines. mostly they were attacking the shrines and mosques of the sufi culture of timbuktu which was a mass amount of the jihadist interpretation. it was clear at some point they would go after manuscripts. the character in my book, that protagonist came from a long line of library is going back hundreds of years with many books and many manuscripts and his family's collection was totally devoted to the written word sort of took on the role of protector. he concocted a scheme with fellow librarian first to take the books out of the library, libraries that had been created over the last decade with money from the foundation, with money from european,