my great-great-great-granddad jean, his son, also named jean, came to montevideo, uruguay to live withasunción. >> natalia: this is the document that we have showing him arriving. >> anthony: there he is. >> eduardo: in that time, he worked with, eh, chapelier. with ? >> natalia: with a hat maker. >> anthony: hat maker? i'm pretty sure he said hat maker. which, i have to say, disappoints me, like, a lot. >> natalia: and here you see "chapelier." >> anthony: the whole elusive wing of mysterious south american bourdains were project runway contestants of their day? >> eduardo: in 1855, lópez's son arrived to asunción. >> anthony: right, with madame lynch? >> eduardo: with madame lynch. >> anthony: madame lynch was fond of, uh, things like french, uh, couture. >> eduardo: yes, yes, and that changed the way of dress in asuncion. >> anthony: madame lynch might've been good for business. i'm trying to put this at a light i could be enthusiastic about. like, how clearly forward thinking my relatives were. his customers, as a hat maker, the very people who treated madame lynch with such utter

without britain, jean claude juncker wants more european integration not less.thing. also on the programme: where northern ireland meets europe — we hear concerns about a post—brexit irish border and the potential impact on day—to—day lives.

not me, jean—claude juncker does.because it's a rather neat quote, der spiegel, a respected german news organisation, they editorialised saying, have we not learned from the lesson of greece? there is no convergence in europe, economic reform and efficiencies haven't closed the productivity gap between north and south and the the euro precludes the weakest southern economies devaluing to gain competitiveness. there is still this fundamental lack of convergence inside the european union. all this talk of new fiscal integration ignores. why are the greeks, in spite of many problems, by the way largely generated through decades of bad government in greece, not by euro was the litmus test of all the misconduct in their economy, the greeks have in their public opinion a high further for europe. you aren't really addressing my point. you said yourself in a recent statement, you said year after year the eu countries of north and south mistrust each other more and more. absolutely. i do not see the eu as a paradise, you may b

jean as a young girl was very independent.rld trips. >> i find a lovely basket of flowers and it's from general macarthur to me. >> pinky fell ill and happiness had to wait. >> the general's mother died. a few weeks after we got there, the general went into mourning and he just didn't sep any invitations at all. >> with jean's help, he slowly began to return to his old self. >> he depended on me. he was sort of sending everything to me anyway. >> she was the one he could sound things out on. >> macarthur spent his days working with his chief of staff, dwight eisenhower. and in the beautiful manila hotel, jean grew especially close to eisenhower's wife mamie. >> we were in the penthouse. ike and mamie were a couple of floors below us. i'd go down to mamie's apartment and we would talk for hours. >> one day, macarthur had an aide escort jean to his office. >> that's when he asked if i would marry. >> nearly everyone was surprised when they married in new york on april 30th, 1837. >> i was sorry about that picture. >> eight month

what jean—claude juncker has said, not meant free movement.been said in parliament by many people, we need to solve the illegal immigration problem by making it legal. they want to have more legal writs to migration. if you allow more people in, they are not actually illegal, so it is not a problem in their view. so i think there is some conflict there. five out of seven in parliament agreed withjean—claude out of seven in parliament agreed with jean—claude juncker. it was only ukip, the efdd group, sorry, that had a problem with us. this has been proposed many times over the yea rs, been proposed many times over the years, and these things generally happen. they take years, but they are in lamented eventually. vince cable makes a good point. who knew that you would agree? laughter. all the things jean—claude juncker has said here have been useful. particularly for those petitioning for a second eu referendum. particularly for those petitioning fora second eu referendum. if particularly for those petitioning for a second eu referendum. if ther

but the photos are still kind of hilarious. >>> it's age-old question, do you go dark jean or light jeanas answered it, the double jean. it is real thing. a fashion designer in l created it. $675. >> what? >> for the double jean. >> what? >> believe it or not, >>> this morning on "world news now." double hurricane threat. hurricane maria, strengthening to a category five monster storm and battering the already ravaged caribbean, this as hurricane jose is hugging the u.s. east coast. with dangerous winds, rip currents and heavy rain. >>> in st. louis, demonstrators are calling for the release of protesters in jail during a fourth straight night of clashes over a judge's decision in a deadly police shooting. >>> and new this half hour, the quick thinking commuter. >> a would-be robber handed her a note. saying two guns were pointed at her. hear what she did next. importantly inspired by a television show. >>> and it's time to dust off your sequinned dresses and touch up on your spray tan.

jean: you are right.nk that weakening of the dollar is over, therefore you have to take some profit comes you have some a bounceback of the dollar. that 19% will be eaten away by the dollar strengthening. we believe the strengthening of the euro is durable. of a changeething of era. have seenlar, what we recently with the strength of it isrth korean issue, telling you that the dollar as a safe haven currency is losing a bit of its punch. like a trumpost administration risk premium being built on the dollar, and that is supporting the euro. if you are a u.s. investor, you have a 5% upside year today, versus a much stronger double digits. ecb was out yesterday -- the report was out yesterday, one of our competitors, talking about there are more people on the governing council worried about where we are. the ecb is dipping its toe in intervention. if it doesn't work, it will go all in and stop this thing from going higher. also somee are reasons to doubt the dollar weakness. we have to look at the two sides

she hadn't really d -- billy jean say forward thinking person.match in 25 years. yes, it was not easy for her to sort of let go of it and say, okay, i trust you, but she did. and we feel a huge responsibility with that trust. so and i think emma did too. we all did. >> some in ways the relevancy is amazing, that you can watch it and understand that we stand on the shoulders of women like this. and it's also a little bit disappointing. it's still relevant in many ways today. >> don't get me wrong, i love women in the bedroom and in the kitchen. >> there is not a single thing i don't hate about bobby rigs. >> i won the trimble in wimbledon, i can beat her does she have the nerves? >> bobby, calm down. >> it was ozil-y a man versus woman a 555 versus 25-year-old but in the end it really did matter. for us what was fun was to build all the dramas happening behind the scenes leading up to the match. so that the match is infused with all of those fights and those struggles. >> well, you have some nerve using all that male chauvinist pig nonsense. >> ke

and that's really offensive and that alone made jean crazy.bination of graffiti drawing and abstract painting synthesised the political, social and cultural landscape of america in the late ‘70s and ‘80s with a veracity and power few others could match. will gompertz, bbc news. don't forget you can get in touch with me on twitter — i'm @babitabbc. time now for all the sports news in sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme. real madrid are beaten by real betis leaving them seven points adrift of spanish league leaders barcelona after just five matches. the man known as the raging bull, jake lamotta, who was former world middleweight boxing champion has died at the age of 95. and inland surfing. a radical new way to ride the waves. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the news that real madrid are now seven points behind leaders barcelona after real betis scored a 94th minute winner at the bernabeu. all this despite the return of cristiano ronaldo after missing five

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they're taking on real-life tennis rivals, bobby riggs and billie jean king.that from back in the day? >> i do. >> they are taking the ultimate "battle of the sexes" from the court to the big screen. >> ladies and gentleman, billie jean king. >> the movie is the story of 1973's epic tennis match between king, who was then 40, and former champ, riggs, who was 55. emma gained 15 pounds of muscle to play the tennis icon. >> i did a lot of weight lifting and fitness and just kind of studying her way of being physically. i mean this is probably the most physical role that i have done in certain ways. >> there she is. billie jean king. >> i thought we were doing a table read, and she started working out. and she said, oh, my god. i'm just so hungry all the time. >> i'm going to put the show back in show business. >> the publicity-loving riggs hyped the event by proclaiming that men were better athletes than women. >> i love fit fez in the bedroom and in the kitchen. >> a lot would be made about him being just a sexist pig, and people were so outraged, but you knew i

and that's really offensive and that alone made jean crazy.ybrid artworks with their raw combination of graffiti drawing and abstract painting synthesised the political, social and cultural landscape of america in the late ‘70s and ‘80s with a veracity and power few others could match. will gompertz, bbc news. newsnight is coming up on bbc two, here's emily maitlis. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm james pearce. the headlines this evening... sacked. england lionesses head coach mark sampson is fired by the fa after fresh allegations against him come to light. manchester united score four against burton in the third round of the efl cup. and bronze for chris froome in the time trial at the cycling world championships. mark sampson has been sacked as head coach of the england lionesses. he's been at the centre of allegations of bullying and racism which he denies and cleared in two inquiries, but today's departure came after fa management became aware of other all

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billie jean king. >>ob bby >> i'm the champ. how can i lose?cause dinosaurs can't play tennis? >> billie jean visited the set of the movie, and the real life live primetime event was watched by 90 million people. >> i think until very recently was the most viewed sporting event in history. >> i'm done talking. let's play. >> in case you didn't know, billie jean actually won that match, and i'm thinking that we should do a modern day version of that. serena williams versus -- >> it would have to be mcenroe. remember what he said about serena how she would not be ranked anywhere near the top in the men's circuit? >> i like it. >>> listen up, taylor swift. kim kardashian west put up a throwback thursday that could put their bad blood to rest. that's next. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> before we go, would you believe it wasn't always bad blood between taylor swift and kim kardashian west? >> i know. it's hard to believe, right? in fact, it's true. kim told us back in 2009, she was tay tay's biggest fan and she had the playlist to prov

king and he were all in water and for billie jean jacques was the male chauvinist pig and their big. you know and just reason then jack was about by all accounts a reed is the bridge where the greatest guy in the world but for some reason they'd those two and the night before the big match billie jean says i'm not going to play if jack is the color commentator so it's good stand obviously in the film good i really like it i am so surprised that everybody all the cast is great moments it's not a simplistic you know empowerment movie or an ammo play tennis she does everything in this movie i find it it's a brave performance you know because billie jean came out after. that whole thing but she was in the closet and wrestling with it in the in the movie has all that in it as well as the great tennessee which is a husband's name was larry yes it is jean king it was confusing because bobby riggs had a son named larry and my son plays that part my son's an actor now larry he's twenty four years old he's the been in four movies in a t.v. show and he's doing well but we're in this movie toget

she now stars as tennis star billie jean king in "battle of the sexes." >> how about this?auvinist pig versus hairy legged feminist-- no offense. you're still a feminist, right? >> no, i'm a tennis player who happens to be a woman. >> that's right. that's exactly who you are. and i am a tennis player who happens to be a man who says that he can beat any woman on the planet. think of the publicity we get. think of the money. >> no. >> 35 grand. >> where did you get that kind of money? >> you see, you see. you're tempted. >> i'm really not. i'm not interested, boab, good night. >> don't hang up. don't hang up. >> by the way, i shave my legs. >> stephen: please welcome emma stone. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ >> stephen: hi. >> hi! ( cheers and applause ) who was that? >> stephen: who was that? >> who was that before? >> stephen: that was a woman who filled me with a lot of hope. >> yeah. me, too. that was-- this is a tough act to follow. that was unbelievable. >> stephen: it absolutely is. >> oh, my god. >> stephen: it absolutely is. did you have a chance to talk to her backst

enter jean again. she was facing mandatory retirement at the end of 1992. she still felt terribly guilty that she had been unable to answer the question as to why we suffered so many losses during that awful period, and she wanted to spend the rest of her time until mandatory retirement taking one more look at these cases. there had to be an answer. viewed this as a solitary effort. it would only be jean. however, that was soon to change. i have to be completely honest. it was really due to happenstance that i ended up working with her looking for the , answer, as did two fbi employees, one was a special agent and one a soviet analyst. eventually we added a fifth , member to our little task force, cia officer, our office of security. now, the book takes you for our search for a traitor. out of approximately 160 cia employees who over the years had , access to information about one or more of our lost cases. the investigation itself, i will use one of jean's favorite words any-pronged, and it really involved just simply months of mind-numbing work with the o

let's take a look. >> i've got this beautiful lollipop for billy jean.now, i've got something for you too, bobby. actually, it's the ultimate gift for a male chauvinist. oh -- there you go. [ pig squeals ] >> ooh, that's okay. that's okay. >> any last words before the match, bobby? >> well, this match is for all the guys around the world who feel as i do that the male is king, the male is great. >> billy jean? >> i'm done talking. let's play. >> seth: please welcome to the show, the wonderful emma stone, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: hi, emma! >> hi, seth! >> seth: it's so good to see you. >> it's great to see you. >> seth: it's the first time i've seen you since the oscars. congratulations, you have an oscar. >> thanks. >> seth: that's so great. it's so well-deserved. [ cheers and applause ] where do you mind -- i'm assuming you get asked this a lot. but where do you keep it? >> my mom has it. >> seth: that's very sweet. >> yes. >> seth: did she ask before she took it? >> no. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> no, she did. >> seth: okay, nice.

e llie jean king was 29.y much e one femashle ten pnis pslawayere world. battle of the sexes and 90 million people watched. and it was-- it was an enormous tennis match. it was, like, a huge entertainment spectacle. but it was also a huge catalyst for a lot of social change. and billie jean has, obviously, become one of the most recognizable figures, i think, in the fight for equality that we have today. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: it sounds leak a siy thing on a certain level. >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: on a certain level tsounds like a silly thing, kind of an older, sort of washed-out tennis player challenging a 29-year-old woman to prove-- what did he say? women should be-- belong in the bedroom and the kitchen. >> bedroom and the kitchen, yeah. eople were literally taking sides on a real cultural heliready's ♪ i am woman hear me roar ♪ was kind of the anthem of the time and of that match. >> yeah. >> stephen: and she smoked him. >> she smoked him. ( cheers and applause ) in three straight sets, yup. >> stephen: yeah. >> yeah. >> stephen: she ki

bobby riggs challenges billie jean king to a battle of the sexes she agrees and the rest is history. with her take on billie jean king actress emma stone has put herself in contention for next year's oscar race then we'll see if it's truly game set match. with zero zero zero zero zero zero and now for a film here in toronto that completely surprised me it's from roberts thank german director who is probably best known for his hollywood action movies movies like red or insurgent but his new film is something completely different it's a true story set in the final days of world war two very german tale but told in a way unlike anything i've ever seen before. this film shatters the myth of the good german that soldiers like these amid all the horrors of war were just following orders. in the captain no one is innocent. the film told from the soldier's perspective shows the verma as brutal sadistic murderers and image usually reserved for the nazi s.s. . not be in. fear for too i see even when the eastern archives became available we could see photos from the time of war and it became cl

my name is jean greene and i'm a member of congress. i want to welcome you and i want to thank christian tabernacle for opening up their church, not just today but also for the whole time of this disaster and getting food and essentials to families. we will try to get in as quickly as we can to get you out but today we have fema here with a number of folks with laptops and if you don't have your fema number you can apply for it and we also have small business administration here but if you do have your fema number you can still check on see where that in the process. of course, if you live in our district we also do casework. we have been through these disasters before and i wish i could say it would be quickly but will do everything we can to make sure you get made whole but today is sponsored by not only question tabernacle who is been serving this community for many years but also our state senators, sylvia garcia, r's state representative in our city council members. i will turn it over to senator garcia and she will talk about some

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jeans.test creation from high end london fashion house natasha's sin company. the company's is hope to go turn this into the fashion ten of the fall. you can kind of see how it gets its name the top part of the pants sits around the waste like traditional pair of jeans and the second jean part bough above the knees. i don't know why. would you wear them? >> no i won. >> i would love to see -- i'd like sean bell to rock them. because -- sean is a big no over there. it will cost by the way about 700 bucks. >> definitely wouldn't wear those for that. >> i'm sorry. i think they're unattractive. that's just me. >> i agree. plus the price. >> 700 bucks for those. >> wow. >> whatever. >>> all right. coming up her son died a hero an army major a new jersey state trooper. now the street where she raised him bears his name. >> joyce evans standing by with something amazing. doctors right here in philadelphia are doing. they're so determined to help those with chronic illnesses they're walking out of t

nbc bay area )s jean elle is in the city w/ this emotional politcal fight. jean? ==rajtop/vo== san francisco toqáu the president's plan to end daca, sending a wave of fear through 800,000 undocumented immigrants, whose parents brought them to america when they were kids. many of them are here in california. >> i've been here since i was 3. this is my home. >> reporter: she says she's fighting for the life she has built in the bay area. >> i'm not a bad person. i'm not a criminal. i'm not here to hurt anyone. i just want equality. >> i stand with dreamers. >> reporter: crowds gathered at the federal building and marched to city hall, shutting down streets along the way. some drivers stuck in traffic said they didn't mind the delay because protesters were marching for them. >> if i don't have any work permit, there's nothing i can do here and i've been here since i was 8. >> reporter: many came to show support for dreamers they know. >> i'm here to be in solidarity with my friends and a lot of people that i work with. >> reporter: fighting to protect a program that

and that's really offensive and that alone made jean crazy.fiti drawing and abstract painting synthesised the political, social and cultural landscape of america in the late ‘70s and ‘80s with a veracity and power few others could match. will gompertz, bbc news. the top story. these pictures have just coming to us showing workers in mexico city trying to reach people still alive under the rubble of a school which collapsed during tuesday's earthquake. we believe they have made contact with a girl and their attempts to rescue her is under way. at least 21 children in five adults have already died at that primary school. ——. don't forget, there is much more on the website. you can get all of the reports from our correspondents. it is all there. i am on twitter as well. you can tweet me if you are interested. there are more stories to come. hello. the very same weather system that produced a very wet wednesday in northern ireland is gradually pushing further east across the uk during thursday. here it is. at least to begin today, there will be he

a new exhibit celebrates the wild world of jean-michel basquiat. a court in pakistan has been hearing from prosecutors investigating the lynching of the university student who was falsely accused of blasphemy five months ago. the student must stripped, beaten, and shot by fellow students on the university of campus -- on the university campus. reporter: we're just down the road behind the security barrier where the suspects accused of involvement are being held him and it is where the special antiterrorism court they are being tried in his face. the trial began today, although the media has not been allowed in to witness the proceeding. she was a gifted journalism student and was lynched by a mob on his own university campus after being accused of having committed blasphemy, although police have said that the allegations against him were false. his death caused outrage in the country, caught in her detail on mobile phone cameras. as you can imagine, it left his family devastated. >> in the history of this country, justice has never been served. tha

another case of the brexit blues — european commission president jean—claude juncker says britain, willn regret its decision to leave the eu. back from the dead — this tortoise thought to be extinct for a hundred and fifty years, creeps back out of its shell. eight residents of a florida nursing home have died after hurricane irma knocked out its power and air conditioning, when it hit the state on sunday. 115 other residents of the home were evacuated, a number of them were in critical condition. police are now conducting a criminal investigation into the deaths. sarah corker reports. a state of emergency at a nursing home in florida. without air—conditioning since hurricane irma hit, police say the deaths at the home may be related to high temperatures inside the building. the tragedy described by a senator is inexcusable. 115 elderly and vulnerable residents under severe distress were taken to vulnerable residents under severe distress were ta ken to safety on wednesday. at this time we have other patients in critical care. right now the building has been sealed off and we are conduc

the day after the uk leads on the 29th of march 2019, jean—claude juncker has said leads on the 29thjean—claudejuncker has said there should be a summit for the remaining members in romania to celebrate their shared future. as adam said, jean claudejuncker was also optimistic about solving europe's migrant crisis — saying the eu had "drastically reduced the loss of life in the mediterranean". here's mrjuncker on that. translation: we managed to better control the central mediterranean roots, arrivals down 81% in august compared to the same time last year. in this way, we have considerably reduce the number of human lives lost in the mediterranean. how accurate is that? chris morris from bbc‘s reality check has been looking at that claim. the overall numbers have certainly gone down. in 2015, the number of people reported dead or missing crossing the mediterranean was 3700. that jumped to over 5000. crossing the mediterranean was 3700. thatjumped to over 5000. so far this year that number is 2500. still shockingly high, but a significant reduction. you have to look at those figures in

so thank you for being with us, jean. i have to say you look beautiful this morning even though it you was so early to join us here on new day, especially your hair. your friend would be proud. >> thank you. what a price to pay. thank you. >> all right. jean johnson talking about her friend betty hibbert. she died in the aftermath of this hurricane. did she have to? that's the question that triggered an investigation. up next, we talk to the mayor of hollywood, florida. what did he know about this place and others like it? what are they going to do now. stay with us. eyes every day.r i should know. i have chronic dry eye caused by reduced tear production due to inflammation. so i use restasis multidose. it helps me make more of my own tears, with continued use, twice a day, every day. it's also what i prescribe to my patients who have this condition. restasis multidose helps increase your eyes' natural ability to produce tears, which may be reduced by inflammation due to chronic dry eye. restasis multidose did not increas

jeans that i'll give you you for 30 bucks. you you get a bigger pair, a smaller pair and yeet your own. >> that needs to go away. >> i agree. miriam webster official. the dictionary added 250 new words, many of them slang. pregame, do you know what that means. >> boost before you do something . there you go. do you know what trol means, sue palka. >> it's a social media term which meanses to harass or antagonize someone, shawn. and means sending text messages back and forth. right or rightwing political movement and last but not least dabbing, a popular dance move we all know that panthers quarterback cam newton sort of made it popular and my son jacks likes to do it it all the time. if i do it in public, he goes mom. it was popular about two years ago. that's why jack says don't do it in public. >> you're not cool. none of us are going to be cool the next few days. we have kind of a warm throw back on the way. ready for 87-degrees, everybody? >> yes. >> i don't mind at all. you you can't officially say indian summer yet becau

and that's really offensive and that alone made jean crazy.rawing and abstract painting synthesised the political, social and cultural landscape of america in the late ‘70s and ‘80s with a veracity and power few others could match. will gompertz, bbc news. jake lamotta, the american boxer, played by robert de niro in the martin scorsese film raging bull, has died at 95. according to his wife, the former world middleweight champion died in a nursing home, due to complications from pneumonia. raging bull was based on lamotta's memoir and showed a fighter struggling with life outside the ring. robert de niro won an oscar for his portrayal. of 0fa of a leopard has been discovered in a wildlife reserve in northern nigeria where the big cats were thought to be extinct, photographed by hidden camera while roaming the game reserve at night, an extraordinary picture there. stay with us on bbc world news. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, i'm @bbcmregedahmad. hello. the very same weather system that produced a very wet we

another bonus, her athletic transformation. >> billie jean king. >> reporter: how did you do it? a lot, a lot of weight lifting. after three weeks, you're like, i can lift this i can do that? it becomes addictive. >> reporter: emma packed on 15 pounds of muscle for the role and won the admiration of the tisix-me wimbledon singles champ billie jean. a consultant on the film. what was it like the first time that you saw emma as captured my voice. i was like, how can anyone do that so well. >> i'm done talking. let's play. >> reporter: the film is about the epic 1973 match between king and then 55-year-old bobby riggs, himself a wimbledon champ at 21. >> i'm going to put the show back in chauvinism. >> reporter: steve carrell plays riggs, who died in 1995. steve went through quite a transformation of his own. >> i read a review that talked about how bad my wig was. it wasn't a wig. it was my hair. >> reporter: the last time steve worked with emma, he played her dad in 2011's "crazy stupid love." >> here she is. the perfect girl. she's like the most delightful person in the world. sh

ggriie jean king, versus bobby s.etter think what you are trying to do to me ♪ >> how many people were there? 30,000. >> 30,000. >> sn't.a.ha even howard cosell almost beside himself. >> monday night football. it is not the usual. it is not happening. >> the mo its hype. which was, reallchyivatped u t something. the male is king no matter what the difference in the age. >> bobby riggs once the number one tennis player in the world. served up male chauvanism. [ indiscernible ] >> he was insufferable. yet, in 1973, he had plenty of fans. including, surprisingly enough, king herself. >> started getting like that. it is adorable. >> that's fine. >> no. no, it's entertainment, great. >> did you think he really believed that stuff? >> yes, he did. >> did i? >> king was the perfect faux for riggs. tennis was her life. she first picked up a racket in long beach, california. at age 11. and never looked back. >> my mom came to get me. i jumped in the car, mom, mom, this is . this is it. what you mean, this is what i will do wit

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