>> my dream right now is to get a 10 from len. >> 10 from len! 10 from len. 10 from len.f course we'll see if you guys or someone else gets their fairytale ending, perfect 10s across the board and until then we should probably go on some rides. >> yeah. >> see ya. >>> speaking of wild rides miley cyrus hands all over the place. maybe she's found mr. right in her new guy cody simpson. ♪ i want the house in the hills ♪ >> so how serious are these two? let's go over the checklist. saturday morning the pair grabbed breakfast with miley's mom tish. meet the parents, check. on saturday night cody hit up the tiffany men's launch party solo. miley commented, boo thing and when a fan of cody's wrote does miley share, miley replied with a thumbs down emoji. marking territory on social media, check. then the two went on a coffee run. cody wearing a "friends" sweatshirt. deflecting attention to your relationship because one of you just got out of a very public marriage, check. here, let's fix that sweatshirt. ♪ yeah yeah yeah >> but this may be the ultimate response for ex liam's rev

focal point the closer away from the lens you see how different things come into focus. in the same place brandon berry positions the model and they're ready to shoot tiny bits you're right. prospect so long for the moment. turn of the lights off close the lens. kind of things a photographic paper around in the picture. and a time to sports. will make an exposure by opening and closing lines well. he puts the photo through the inside the camp and does the rest outside. it's incredible it's really nice because something interesting is incredible photographs. even a telephone box can become a camera and print it is already planning to repeat this many other objects to. owners of boats boat camera one day. double decker bus submarine because of the periscope is a camera. his camera concepts may sound rather eccentric. but they do show a new perspective on photography. and they produce unbelievable images. piano austria has been ranked the most livable city in the world for a 2nd year in a row now this is due in large part to its diversity when it comes to all things cultura

time the lights off close the lens. of his photograph and paper around in the picture. a time since this point. will make an exposure by opening and closing lines well. he puts the photo through the 1st inside the camp and does the rest outside. it's incredible it's really nice because something interesting is incredible photographs. even a telephone box can become a camera and print it is already planning to repurpose many other objects to. owners of a boat camera one day. a double decker bus submarine because of the periscope has a camera. his camera concepts may sound rather eccentric. but they do show a new perspective on photography. and they produce unbelievable images. piano austria has been ranked the most livable city in the world for a 2nd year in a row now this is due in large part to its diversity when it comes to all things cultural architecture museums concert halls and coffee houses now with so many options on offer can sometimes be overwhelming if you only have a couple of days to spend there but leave it to me to give you some tips on how to best enjoy

the light passes through the lens and hits the photographic paper which can then. go and works stressed out. after just 2 hours of slicing and dicing the cheese cameras ready for a touch of session brendan barry uses old polaroid film that develops itself. 3. the from the users out they run out they stop making about 10 years ago i've kept my fridge since then which we're using today so the effects could be all over the place. and lego camera an accordion camera a lot camera and so on and so forth. he's even convey an entire camp and equipped it with a darkroom. today brendan barry's taking his camper camera for a little drive through the country side of the car about the idea came when i thought well if i can just be inside the camera and have a darkroom inside as well i have on. and i could take my dog. car anyway and sort of being in a store space which was the. everywhere else can be the. final preparations for a fashion shoot with his mobile x x l camera. light is pouring through this lens and projecting the outside world inside upside down if i move this foca

the lens -- through the lens of innovation.he deployment of products. helping educate people about, ok, what are the sources of these greenhouse gases? how do you get on a path of innovation so that you can get global adoption and bring emissions down dramatically? >> are you doing this outside your foundation? bill: the part where you mitigate and help the poor countries with better policies, partly through development aid, that is to the foundation. the part where you invent new electricityng fuel, mehat is done directly by with a lot of investments, including the fund you mentioned. it is a fund that i assembled a group of 22 people to put money into companies that are trying to commercialize the breakthroughs. david: that is a fund of $1 billion. you in 250 million dollars. -- you put into hundred $50 million. we will probably raise another 1.5 billion. this is all about innovation. withu have to make steel no emotions, it would cost you four times -- with no emissions, it would cost you four times than it does today. suppo

their research could allow the lens on smart phones to get thinner over time.lt thermal energy and night vision into the technology, which opens up all kinds of other uses outside of photography. >> the paramount lenses that we have right now can be used in drones and also for armies and soldiers who have to carry very heavy night vision goggles. >> the opportunities of this technology is endless. >> researchers also say another benefit is that the lens costs a lot less to make because it is made from plastic rather than glass. >>> we have a winner, leonardo's maker gord won the pumpkin off in hopkins bay. get this, it's off the scale the 2175 pounds. that is a new california record. he won it more than $50,000 in prize money and his champion pumpkin will play a starring role at this weekend's arts and pumpkin festival. ktvu's sarah tells us growing these massive pumpkins for the annual festival comes with a lot of stress for the farmers. >> reporter: pumpkins have a different purpose here in hopkins bay. sure, they are a great halloween decoration, these pumpk

a high awareness of the public whenever women bias to power and so we talk about gender lens and this gender lens is good on the one hand side because we have we are observing the statistics and we show women biasing to power but whenever it comes to their deaths and there is the critics that it's because they are women so i think we come to normal whenever device to power is as normal then as their consent is so we should talk about more female leadership for such a long time the times of not been changing not really i'd say at least not in germany they are in the international comparison we have like in the u.s. there are so many more women on boards for example there is 90 percent of the companies in the u.s. they have 30 percent women on board but in germany will only have 0 percent so we're talking about 2 women on board in the u.s. they are there's a high percentage for executives boards are now in the executive ports and in germany there are only 17 percent so there is in the national comparison there are big gaps now 4 years ago germany introduced this gender quota for supervi

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because again if we are getting to the point where we're thinking about things through the lens that data is used in problematic ways, not just collected in problematic ways, facilitating collection by paying people may even exacerbate the use problems rather than solving them. >> i have a slightly different take in conversations that i've had with peter when at doj over the last several months. he and i talked a lot about whether that concept of data ownership helps us get to the answer would want. if i go to turkey can i buy ten items items, who owns the list of items i purchased and for how much? i need those from an accounting and budgeting purposes but target needs those for inventory and revenue and accounting purposes, the bank needs the information. who owns that data? i'm not sure that talking about data ownership gets us to the answers that we are looking for. >> you mentioned some of the discussions we have been having with one commission and others. let me ask you both the question your colleague noah phillips racer at brookings when he did a number of other forums. what

because $100.00 to many crack to just one lens here the cost only $3.00 to sell them for about $3.00 to go bust you know making false. i.d.'s to make money. may. help in fact make the millions of people who did the surgery if you believe them in a moment will come within the package of you having told my gaffer here. dr weight is not only producing cheap lenses he's also changing the lives of the country's poorest by providing free surgeries all over nepal. today he's preparing to take his clinic out on the road. dr await has invited me to join him and his daughter on this trip. we begin with a day's drive into the mountains. next morning a journey it's tough. it's a steep climb but this is familiar terrain for doctoral wait. he grew up in similar foothills in a remote village in east in nepal where he learned what it means to lose somebody to illness when he was a teenager his sister died of tuberculosis you know it was very mental in my life because she passed away in front of me and also i felt certain amount of an emptiness inside who know. a medical conditions like this can take

with the clouded damaged lens now removed dr a way to carefully slides in an artificial one of these technique requires no stitches . and this is the concept of just the smallest of some surgery become self sealing . the surgery is over in less than 7 minutes and in less than 24 hours the patient will see again dr await spent years creating and perfecting the stitch for a surgical technique today his method is widely practiced around the world by doctors who travel to nepal to train under him many come from developing countries like indonesia mean ma ethiopia and even north korea. not all of them speak good english so doctoral wait patiently guides them with hand actions. and. work with. dr joyce clough dane is an eye doctor from a remote island in indonesia. a recent medical graduate she's here for a month long training program with doctoral weight. so you'll be able to do pieces independently now. for nearly perfecting the technique so we need to do about another 2000 of course you can move to besides in season. every year dr weight and he's tame train about 50 foreign i doctest th

mike, you're seeing the mist on the camera lens. >> the san mateo bridge we can see on the lens as wella sheen on the roadways so there may be enough to make some on and off ramps slick. that could be a factor in some of the spots. no major problems as we look at the freeways. an animal was hit and that is part of the story for the rainy week this month. a smooth drive to the bay bridge. >>> thank you very much, mike. 4:31. breaking news out of europe where there appears to be a brexit deal between the uk and european union. approval votes by both the eu and uk parliament and there's already talk about uk leaders rejecting it. shortly after the deal was announced boris johnson said in a tweet, urging parliament to approve the deal when it meets on saturday. there are 14 days left until britain is supposed to leave the eu. >>> u.s. representative elijah cummings has died. he was serving his fifth term in the house becoming the chair of the house oversight committee in january. you may remember he and president trump had major differences earlier this year over issues tried tied to his di

, not each element, then what is the right lens. >> the impeachment lens is inherently political. so we can't sit here and say does it meet the elements to get to whatever two-thirds of the senate is going to qualify for removal. so there's a famous quote that an impeachable offense is just whatever the congress thinks it is at that moment in history. >> i'm going to push bag on you, respectfully. that quote could also be said as conviction is whatever 12 jurors think it is. any congress that takes it seriously, and in history the congresss have taken it seriously, partly explaining why the senate has never removed someone from office under conviction. but also agonizingly, not a criticism of the morality of the individual, but rather a high crime misdemeanor, or bribery. >> the founding fathers, what they thought would constitute a high crime and misdemeanor, this certainly falls within that spectrum than any of the other impeachments we've seen in history, which is putting personal political interest above the interest of a party. i think what we're seeing here is a mosaic. we'r

and doesn't ask you for a prescription for the lens to fit you, then that lens is probably not legales you should never buy lens from salons, beauty supply store, halloween shops or any other source that doesn't require a medical prescription, even if they're purely cosmetic. the young woman in our segment mamie did recover, but she says her eyes are still sensitive to light. stay safe out there, george. >> you have to be so careful. >>> now on this halloween we're looking at the science behind being scared and how to face your fear. dr. jen ashton is here. are we going to show her? there she is. i get it. witch doctor. >> if you ask my children i'm not really in costume. >> let's talk about this science of being scared. >> i found this so interesting, george. you know, when we're born we're only born with two innate fears, a fear of being dropped or falling, we see infants go like this and a fear of loud noises. we develop fears as we age, a combination of experiences, rational, irrational things and how the cognitive or thinking part of our brain communicates with the emotional par

i want to add a tick lens that i thought might be -- a particular lens that i thought might be useful for you. for me, about five years ago, i was at the white house national security council working on the counter-isis issues. i was there in the room when we were deciding how to move forward with the syrian curds, as well as with -- kurds as well as with president erdogan at the time. we knew this was an issue we'd have to confront, but we never would have imagined at that time that it would come to an end in the way that it has, with the level of recklessness and dysfunction that we've seen over the last two weeks. you would ask any counterterrorism expert, anybody that's been out there working on the counter-isis fight, they will say that our work there with the syrian kurds, with the f.d.f. have been the pinnacle of the type of work that we've done in terms of partnering with local forces, in terms of the train, advise, assist. we say that because of the level of precision and strategy that went into this work and how we were able to have an outside influence, given the low-level

. >> if somebody is offering you the lens and doesn't ask you for a prescription for the lens to fit you, then that lens is probably not legal. >> this woman ended up in the emergency room after wearing her colored contacts overnight. >> burning sensation. watery eye. couldn't see. >> coming up at 7:00 a.m., we'll teach you the safe way to protect your eyes. with uruguay first look, rebecca jarv jarvis, abc news, new york. >> don't put stuff in your eyes. what if it really goes -- >> kumasi. >> you need one little thing. >> no! >> okay. >> i'm looking out for your health. >> thank you for that. okay. >>> some newborns may be spending the holiday in the nicu but it doesn't mean they can't have fun. >> look at this. look at that bee. oh, a little tie on. cute. >> so cute. >> by the way, some of these costumes are made by hand. i would imagine so. they're so tiny. >> this made me happy. >> look at them. the little stretch. >> that's good. those are my favorite costumes. >> little is ariel. >> that was so cute. >>> all right. so there's no excuse why a new study says we do not have a rea

often that is done through a securitized lens.you will have what seems like a grassroots women online digital magazine for young female muslims and women -- in 6 months it will emerge that is being funded secretly by the foreign office so it is kind of the realization or importance of engaging with those communities and women in those communities but it is so transactional the women are great, come help us fight terrorism rather than let's make sure you have english classes and make sure you have shelters against domestic violence so you can be more independent and safe in your community and maybe be better parents and better actors within your own range. >> to your point this is all being securitized and throws a wet blanket on civil participation and makes it harder. >> that is why there is real division. the atmosphere certainly in britain, there is tremendous distrust and animosity between communities and the government. >> host: other questions? >> you were talking about change over time and i was wondering about the message

. >> you take that global lens. i expected the book to focus on domestic policy reforms you've championed to enhance liberty. but i think leaders can expect a very global view of how quality-of-life has been impacted as folks have moved toward big government or liberty. >> right. i think the thing is the facts are there that the world economy is growing like the u.s. economy may have doubled eight times. everybody's richer. i start out speeches now by saying there's never, ever been a better time to be alive. i want that to sink in. >> maybe not in venezuela. you take on venezuela very directly and earlier in the book and you make people eat their words. you seem to take joy in pointing at that not only burning, folks on cnn and even oliver stone championed venezuela and this great dystopia. >> venezuela is such a disaster. people literally eating their pets. we told the story of a teenage girl who has a gang but her gang is to defend the turf of trash. those are her garbage receptacles to look for food. people kill

if you're basically employing, thinking about it with a lens of compassion, a parent who calls 911 oroctor and says i'm worried about my child, that person is using the lens of mental illness to say how do i help this person. when we use the terms of mental illness or diagnosis of mental illness to go after our opponents we're not using it from a standpoint of compassion but to score political points and history shows us that's extremely dangerous to do. >> two respectful disagreements with george conway writing this story if i can interpret what you're saying. >> he had great points but we have to be more careful than he lets on. >> thank you both. oh, one final point. >> people use mental illness in other ways as well. after the shootings in el paso, trump described the shooters of having mental illness. we can use it to defend people in our groups as we use it to go after our opponents and both are misuse of science. >> interesting. appreciate it. >> is president trump close to xhith a crime by asking two world leaders to dig up dirt on the bidens? former prosecutor and current dem

connell: their for coming on len elmore. >> my pleasure.shares surged after launching the apple tv app on most of the devices in time for apple tv plus streaming debut on november the 1st. the app can be downloaded through the roku store. netflix is down on the news. they are set to report quarterly results tomorrow. we'll cover it hire after the bell. connell: that is huge. netflix. i'll get a decent tie. >>> major first in college scandal, felicity huffman reporting to prison for her role in varsity blues. melissa: issues going green. harley-davidson's big bet to attract younger customers might not work out so well after all. we're outside of a dealership in illinois. looks good to me. connell: once was a farfetched idea may become a reality. new study of university of cambridge not only an elevator to the moon possible but can be built using current materials. melissa: you better get started on that. connell: that might not be true. ♪ not. and i don't wait when i return, thanks to drop & go. at national, i can lose the wait...and keep it

in that the lens actually moves. >> jimmy: the lens moves and takes a shot. >> yeah. >> jimmy: the sameur iphone and move it on -- >> well, it's a little different. see, it's better than the iphone. >> jimmy: it's better than the iphone? >> because the iphone can't do some of the stuff that this does. >> jimmy: well, thank goodness it can't. because otherwise they'd go out of business. >> there you go. >> jimmy: now, this is -- these pictures are all very wide. >> yeah, you see it's kind of like -- the kind of format you see when you're going to the movies. >> jimmy: now, what's going on here? >> this is the first day on "seabiscuit" when we were shooting "seabiscuit." and this is the great writer and director gare qi ro director gary ross here. you can see his excitement. get on there. imagining how we're going to pull off this magic trick of making -- >> jimmy: "seabiscuit" was an amazing horse because it won all those races with no legs. [ laughter ] here we have -- >> i think the selection, this is a lot of them from "seabiscuit." this is again from "seabiscuit." >> jimmy: it's eliz

with the clouded damaged lens now removed dr a way to carefully slides in an artificial one of these technique requires no stitches . and this is the concept of the 1st the small and some surgery become self sealing . the surgery is over in less than 7 minutes and in less than 24 hours the patient will see again dr await spent years creating and perfecting the stitch for a surgical technique today his method is widely practiced around the world by doctors who travel to nepal to train under him many come from developing countries like indonesia meanwhile ethiopia and even north korea. not all of them speak good english so dr waits patiently guides them with hand auctions. work. dr joyce clough dane is an eye doctor from a remote island in indonesia. a recent medical graduate she's here for a month long training program with doctoral weight. so we'll be able to do pieces independently now. for nearly perfecting the technique similarly to do about another 2000 the horse you can move to besides in season. every year dr weight and he's tame train about 50 foreign i doctor. for them learni

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we will go to len, las vegas. independent line. go ahead. i have a good point here, i think. the trump-biden issue with the phone call and >> we are going to briefly leave this washington journal segment. president trump spoke to reporters as he left for a campaign rally in louisiana. you're the president's comments now. -- here are the president's comments now. put sanctions you on him now? pres. trump: we just made one of the biggest deals that have been make -- that has been made with china. we have a great deal. hopefully, it will get finished in the next few weeks. a tremendous benefit to our farmers. the financial services. the banking industry. know prettyow you much that we have had a very, very good couple of days with china. it looks like that deal is very much on its way. it will be the largest deal ever made for farmers. $40 billion-$50 billion purchase. it is an incredible deal for farmers. i think they will have to go out and buy more land and bigger tractors. we will hopefully get that done pretty quickly. reporter: our special forces were bombed today. pres. t

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we will go to len, las vegas. independent line. go ahead. i have a good point here, i think.he trump-biden issue with the phone call and >> we are going to briefly leave this washington journal segment. president trump spoke to reporters as he left for a campaign rally in louisiana. you're the president's comments now. -- here are the president's comments now.

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now these tweets really need to be viewed through the lens of his image as a campaigner for social justice he's often in the past used his platform as this n.b.a. superstar this juggernaut to promote his political views now we actually have a few examples of this so if we go back to this 2012 tweets this is james and his miami heat teammates paying tribute to trayvon martin a 17 year old black boy who was shot dead by a white neighborhood watch leader in florida or why the hoodies because martin was actually found at the time of his death with a hoodie with nothing more sinister or dangerous in his pocket than a packet of skittles now if we have a look on the wall behind we have another example he wearing an i can't breathe t. shirt this is in support of eric garner a new york native 2014 found himself victim of police brutality was placed in a choke hold and a video went viral of him begging them to stop but he later died of his injuries now one more example which we have is him supporting fellow n.b.a. superstar steph curry now off the golden state warriors won the n.b.a. championships l

speaker, our current health care system is broke len and not working. health care costs are out of control. and it's time we modernize it. we promise to all of america we will deliver personalized health care where you and your doctor will remain in control of your health care. this is phase one of a two phase plan which will protect vulnerable americans with pre-existing conditions, chronic illnesses, and serious health issues while reducing premiums, deductibilities, and overall health care costs. personally i can't wait to continue working on these important issues to improve the lives of kansans and deliver for america. mr. speaker, today dozens of kansas f.f.a. members, future farmers of america, are in indianapolis, indiana, for the start of the 2019 national f.f.a. convention. they'll be joining students from pennsylvania to california where more than a dozen high school students from my even own district will be complete competing in various competitions including f.f.a. member garret craig who will be competing for a position as a national f.f.

i mean, better water -- >> host: you take that global lens. i expected the book to focus on a lot of the domestic policy reforms that you've championed to enhance liberty, to reduce the size and scope of government in our lyes, but i think -- lyes, but i think readers can expect a very global view as folks have moved toward big government or big liberty. >> guest: right. and i think the thing is that the facts are there, that the world economy's growing. i think like the u.s. economy may have doubled eight times in the last 20 years. it's just happening. poverty's less, everybody's richer. we're all doing so much better. i start out speeches now by saying there's never, ever, ever been a better time to be alive. i really want that -- >> host: maybe not in venezuela. [laughter] you take on venezuela very directly, very early in the book, and you make some people eat their words. you seem to take some joy in pointing out that not only bernie, but focus on cnn, even oliver stone, championed vens wail as this great -- venezuela as a great utopia.

it ultimately came down to head judge len deciding who to save. >> len, which couple, who do you want to be in this position, however, it is what it is and i've got to save kate and sasha. >> yeah, that's sad. >> len didn't want to be in that position. >> but as a head judge he's got to do what he's got to do. >> i mean, the audience votes are keeping sean spicer in this. >> yeah. next week the all-new dance-off round, so we'll look forward to that. >>> john legend is set to release a woke version of "baby it's cold outside" for today's more politically correct sensibilities. >> legend has teamed up with kelly clarkson for the new duet is set for release later this year. >> and so the original lyrics, we want to remind you, go a little something like this. >> the neighbors might think >> baby it's bad out there. >> say what's in this drink. >> no cabs to be had out there. >> legend is giving a sample of his updated version with clarkson singing what will my friends think if i have one more drink. >> to which legend responds it's your body and your choice. how did we do, jack? >> i don

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i think it needs to be looked at through a justice lens. that's a much more balanced approach that gets everybody involved in the issue. this is an important issue. it's not just a purple issue. it's a relevant issue. it's a justice issue. it's a bottom line issue for those of us who care about government and fairness. >> by the way, viewers likely to hear more about the first step act over the course of the next couple days with that forum on criminal justice down in south carolina. but if you want to go back and take a look at that press conference from the justice department with the deputy attorney general -- >> one more thing. we talked earlier about -- the last caller talked about discrimination. one of the earlier callers talked about a lot of folks in these minority neighborhoods calling the police saying protect me, protect me. we're paying you for a service, i want to be protected. i want the police in my neighborhood. i want the police making arrests. i don't want you scared of coming to my neighborhood and making those arrests.

i'm against by a lens but it seems that violence gets more media bending and march this. morning formation about the real subject. but not everyone is so keen on the media's presence i. rarely or the catalonian regional president condemned the violence. going on if you are sentenced to 100 years for staging a referendum. we need to vote on independence again. but some fear that will only make the situation worse. he cannot 3 days after this sentence tell people that he's going to put the ballots again on the streets because we saw what happened last time and we saw the reaction of the spanish government and we saw that this is going to only incites more violence police said 31 people were arrested as madrid delivered a warning. you know you think i'm an article. no i don't want to think that the vandalism and the violence in catalonia is that will go unpunished yes you know one of the other is the cut on the city's walls the defiant reply you taught us that being peaceful is useless. as flames lit the streets of possible one after another night catalan independence has on

needed to protect the nation security democrats are now upping the ante issuing a subpoena for some lens and that clear if trump continues to block install the legal process they could use the matter is one of the articles of impeachment. so here's a reminder of our top stories at this hour 2 people have been killed in shooting attacks near a synagogue and at a kebab shop in the eastern german city of hama gunfire also erupted in the nearby town of lon's bad place of arrested one suspect john did not say they believe he acted alone and the city was in lockdown but that is not being lifted. and turkey has begun its expected military action in northern syria president branch of tire heard on tweeted that the turkish army has begun operation peace spring against kurdish militants secretary general of nato which turkey is a member does call for restraint. up next that news africa without much more world leaders at the top of the hour have a good. after the fall of the berlin. illinois. this is a state of being here's africa coming up in the next 15 minutes kenya's green future at the price o

is being conducted into an allegation that trying to pressure ukraine's president below to meir's a lens to investigate trends political rival joe biden and biden's son. let's go live now to washington bureau chief for a phone number under thanks for being with us to tell us what do we know about this whistleblower so the whistleblower has been described as an intelligence official we don't know his or her identity about as you said this appears to be someone with the 1st hand knowledge of some of the other geisha instead were outlined in the original whistleblower complaint so that appears to be someone who can talk about directly at all it's to events related to ukraine and to this phone call president trump had with the ukrainian president and that could be someone he could undercut president strom's claim that the 1st whistle blower complaint was completely wrong. as i recall he was saying that this was 2nd hand knowledge for the 1st complaint but now we have somebody who has firsthand knowledge of how how do you think this will affect the trump inquiry going forward . well i think t

is something that cheers people up, keep them entertained, it is something that now and then is the lens which the nation sees itself. it is complicated and multifaceted, that is why it is difficult. in light of the itv interview this week and knowing how vulnerable harry's mother was, diana and the dramatic relationship which she had with the royal family, has that affected how the bbc has approached the story? i don't know actually. remember with princess diana, yes, she was chased physically by the press, especially by the tabloid newspapers, the best selling newspapers and especially by the paparazzi, the international camera crews. she also courted the press, she used the press to maintain her profile, to get her message out. she was not simply a victim of the press. i think we are all pretty careful. i know this sounds odd to people who love the story or think we go over the top. we are very, very careful. i am very careful about when we put the story on air and how. especially, one of your viewers brought up this issue of should we be covering prince harry's mental health, he spok

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for me on the team member len thanks so much. to show. clear positions from international perspective turkish president pressure time during his long time defensive against kurdish forces in northern syria so why now around what's the goal and will it further destabilize the region coming down to the point of the children of. 60 minutes on the t w. stories from people who go for information provided. the means they want to express d w on facebook and twitter to help to get in touch follow us. as do the news africa coming up the death penalty inside offer. receives growing calls to be reinstated with crime claiming nearly 60 lives a day a rising outcry for cover so punishment but it's the recipe for justice also coming out. young on the block not to call on cruel fall.