my name's john cameron. thank you for this opportunity today to give voice to those who very much need it. to trade money and commerce for the amount of intense cruelty inflicted upon millions of animals for their fur is simply wrong and unnecessary. when you were a kid, you may have seen someone hurting an animal and said to them, stop doing that. what if somebody did that to you? how would it make you feel? this would be hard to do because it's almost unconceivable for us to imagine the amount of suffering these animals endure from being raised in cages their whole lives, being trapped by your leg or face in a steel trap so someone can violently rip your skip from you while you're most likely still alive. and for what? money? apathy? cruelty? there is no reason, there's no way to humanely kill an animal for their fur. the animals on fur farms are also killed very young. they're merely children. if san franciscans could all see how fur is actually gotten, i'm sure there would be massive outcry, and humanity

. >> john cena hosted nickelodeon's annual slime fest where the big winners of the night included dwayne the rock johnson, zendaya and "stranger things." candace cameronwalked the orange carpet with her daughter, but there was another parent to be on her mind, "fuller house" castmate john stamos who's expecting his first child with wife caitlyn. >> he's going to be around his baby 24/7. usually he gets to walk away on a set. so caitlyn i think has her work cut out for her. >> things are about to get real for john stamos. >> coming up -- >> we're with the cast of roseanne before the premier. >> you know people want more than nine episodes. >> then anna faris gets real about her split from chris pratt. what upset her the most? >> this is where shai sleeps. this is his crib. >> maks and peta's life on the road. only we're invited inside her >> just announced ellen degeneres and carson daly will be the guest ♪ >> i need a friend more than i need space. you were a good mentor and a good friend. >> well thank you, shawn. >> fans are praying for a medical miracle on the season finale of the good doctor. richard schiff's character has brain cancer. >> it's li

and cameron, maybe the next john oliver. washington but those two i can could see in washington actually. >> lets are 's listen to camry stage. >> to the leaders, skeptics and sinnics who told us to sit down and stay silent, wait your turn. with welcome to the revolution. politicians, either represent the people or get out. the people demand a law banning the sale of assault weapons. they demand we prohibit the sale of high capacity wep withens. beware, the voters are coming. >> in the coverage of this kind of stuff, prior to february 14th the way to sound smart on shows like this was to say nothing's going to happen. those politicians aren't going to do anything. that doesn't sound so smart now. >> we thought after newtown five years ago that was going to be the moment. elementary school kids slaughtered. how could can, mainly republicans -- i know kids didn't want to make this a partisan issue. but lets are rr be honest mainly republicans blocked reforms. and what i liked hearing today was the anger. but it was not anger t

john said shut up already. we know you're gay. be funny. >> did you have any idea how big that one decision would be? >> i knew i could possibly lose my show. >> ellen told cameron she knew what was at stake. >> i didn't want to live that way. >> the talk show host just turned 60. sean hayes who was in london missed her star studded party but brought her a present. >> i got you a beef eater hat. can you drive with it? >> i think so. if i take the top down, i'll be fine. >> by the way ellen is always busy because she's reportedly launching a reality show with adam rippon. we talked with him at the oscars and they were so much fun. >> that would be good tv. >>> meanwhile 11 million people tuned in for the season finale of "this is us." there was more than meets the eye. we have the secret details behind the drama you don't know about. >> i've been having these dreams. we're at a wedding and it's not me and toby. it's you and dad. >> the dream sequences were the first time milo got to work with chrissy metz. as for ka-toby's i dos -- >> i had food poisoning. there was a lot of sweating. >> the question is now what's next? the last two minutes gave us some ominous f

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art continues to annoy cameron dba to this day how do you do you mind chatter that and how much transactions were completely above board. that i received a letter from if you john someone recently claimed that they had all the purchase receipts at that moment and. someone else said the museum had lost them all you know but i still have them is that i can get them from the library. of. india is the idea here is the list of everything i bought everything is listed here . every work purchased while i was director of the museum is recorded here. it's a month. come run dba mainly bought works by contemporary american artists at prices that are absurdly low by today's standards . the total amount spent on art purchases while he was the museum director was about three and a half million dollars. this is three earlier or so. and this is right to be done and well it was a fortune that has now multiplied in value when you look at that time i was fortunate to have had the chance to meet some of the artists myself. for example i met shy guys in the south of france. and henry more the more they were hard yes warhol it was very interesting to see warhol if he came to iran an

begun and john spoke with the visitors looking to put the ball tampering scandal behind them absent from the team is the trio of former captain steve smith and his deputy david warner and cameron bancroft all of whom were sent home and disgrace and fans for their involvement in the incident during the test they might be gone but it is still very much on the minds of the fans as katherine sawyer reports. we are right outside the wonderous cricket stadium and thousands of fans are here in johannesburg to cheer on their teams cricket is a game that is very much respected and loved as well as australia and people who are here are very much aware about the candle the ball tampering scandal the hopman last saturday and they tell us that they are angry they are shocked and disappointed and also you know they have very strong opinions about what happened last week the spirit of the game is most important thing and i think those shellings roots. i don't think this is a new thing if you do for me your analogy for keeping. the kids play. is a mystery. some of our guys on here with you feel pretty disappointed that. this basket in the world stocks are so that's kind of the story. there is

, david warner & cameron bancroft are all sent home from south africa over ball—tampering good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. a decision to release the serial sex offender, johnhas been overturned by the high court. two victims of worboys argued that the decision made by the parole board was fundamentally flawed. the high court said that the parole board should have undertaken further inquiries into the circumstances of worboys' offending. nick hardwick — chairman of the parole board — has been forced to resign. in his resignation letter, mr hardwick apologised for mistakes that had been made in the case. but he said it raised questions about the independence of the parole board. angus crawford is at the high court for us. tell us about this decision at the high court. it to just ten minutes to hand down and read out the summary to hand down and read out the summary of this judgment, and to hand down and read out the summary of thisjudgment, and it to hand down and read out the summary of this judgment, and it was made very clear that the judges' view that the decision of the parole board last year to grant parole to john worboys was irrational, and that the