sorry, mabel. if you're going to do that, could you switch off the video function again so we don't have to see it. while mabel is away, olive, good news. you will be receiving a small bonus for slightly better behavior. okay, mabel, i'm going to -- we'll have a chat in a minute. i'm going to put you on mute so i can talk to olive. right, olive. i've got a message from management. which i have to read out. you're a good dog. yes, you are. who's a good dog? you're a good dog. i'm glad it makes you happy. keep up the good work and thanks for joining us. i'll see you on a walk. >> the indispensable andrew cotter. our thanks as well to olive and mabel, always good sports. they play us off the air again this monday night as we together start a new week. thanks for being here with us. on behalf of all of my colleagues at the networks of nbc news, good night from our temporary field headquarters. >>> at a white house rose garden event, president trump declares that the united states has prevailed on testi

while mabel is away, olive, good news.ng a small bonus for slightly better behavior. okay, mabel, i'm going to put you on moot. olive, i've got a message from management. you're a good dog. yes you are. who's a good dog? you're a good dog. i'm glad it makes you happy. keep up the good work and thanks for joining us. i'll see you on a walk. >> the indispensable andrew cotter. our thanks as well to olive and mabel, always good sports. they play us off the air again this monday night as we together start a new week. thanks for being here with us. on behalf of all of my colleagues at the networks of nbc news, good night from our temporary field headquarters. >>> it's good to have you with us tonight. if you watch this show regularly, one thing you might have noticed is that the president is not here very often, and i don't mean just in terms of

mabel, this is one of the things we have to address, the lack of focus at times.on. i'm uncomfortable with chat as well. mabel, you switched off the camera again, can you switch it back on? right, there we are. ok, the annual report, you've pretty much ruined the sofas, 913 squirrels chased, none caught, so not a good return, so again things... mabel, sorry, if you're going to do that, could you switch off the video function so we don't have to see it? absolutely brilliant. we wanted to talk to him this week, but he is having a break from interviews. talk to him this week, but he is having a breakfrom interviews. so many views for all those videos, but you can't find him on twitter. andrew carter. for charity, you can get him to commentate on your own dogs activities. —— you can find him. some comments from you, people going back to primary schools, nurseries. 0ne going back to primary schools, nurseries. one theory says i'll be worried that i'll be prosecuted if i refused to send my son, my wife is physically disabled, i have her only career, she has been told to

but thankfully he has two fantastic labs named mabel and olive. and so we pick up the play-by-play on a walk to the pond. >> into the closing moments of this contest to see who can disgrace themselves more on a walk. olive dominating early on, eating three kilos of grass and upsetting a small child. but mabel finishing so strongly here, taking herself off to stand in this fetid pond just to please herself. it's not even that warm today. just standing, letting all the unpleasantness soak in. and this might well have shaken olive, wondering now if she needs to go back and roll in that very pool. a squirrel in the trees which got her shouted at a few moments ago. but she might have to try something because mabel is piling on the pressure here, doing nothing at all, and that's the beauty of it. come on, out you get. there we are. no recognition. no recall whatsoever. a stare that says, i'm doing what i want, and i have zero respect for you. i think there might be a move by olive, a response to this effort by the youngster. yes, there it is, joining he

they were telling me about this for mabel that was shut down. i started talking to the people who were actually there. i talked to lois diller. diller was on the ground. i got their stories we were all there. the plane have problems. it was one of those where you find the official acts. it's a conspiracy. that is one of the stories they get touted a lot. i was a lot -- i was allowed to do a lot of good research. find three good sources to prove to something more accurate. i really tried hard to get that accuracy. so many rumors tied to these women and their stories. i think one of the things that is misunderstood by a lot of people as the back story. they viewed as an experience. how did they get to the point of that as we know and love them today. they were through the summer of 1944. the whole program started with nancy love. working for the carrying vision. and bring inexperienced women pilots in. the same time they realized 28 women was not enough to do this and they wanted to do more so they started the track that would lead in. it's come o

neutralise hams while mabel hospital looks quite magnificent yet it enjoyed only moderate popularity with its resident men who spent most of their adult life in the spot conditions that existed at sea found it hard in old age to get accustomed to the extravagant opulence of the rock architecture and certainly not on the daily round was marked by military drill and pool food as one old talking planed pillars colonnades unsealing dress goes don't exactly go hand in hand with pickled beef and flattery all that's been watered down. the heart of the naval hospital is the painted hole sabs is a dining it seeks more than 300 that is a mark of respect this by office. the painted hole does food justice to its name freshness cover every will make a huge hole and they will all painted by james for him to work on the room for a team he. was paid $6685.00 pounds for his. it's. this is not enough king george the 1st was not prepared to increase for children numeration instead he raised the artist to the stock as the painted hole was suggestions for his masterpiece the acme of the rocking. 69 the r

who is telling the stories and where they were coming from and several wives were telling me about mabel that was shut down so i went and i started talking to the people who were actually there, i talked to her brother who is in the book and i talked to who is in the air and i got there stories that it was a training mission and we were all there and there was no guns andd the plane had problems and where you find the official acts, if it's a conspiracy theory, you have to go beyond that and talk to people who are actually there, that is one of the stories that gets touted a lot of people talk about a lot but i was able to do a lot of good research and i always tried to find the rule, find three good sources to prove that something was accurate and maybe a new source will come and prove me wrong but i really tried hard to get the accuracy you because there are so many rumors tied to these women and their stories. >> one of the things that is misunderstood by a lot of people is the back story, the u.s. army air forces and even the women let it be viewed as an experiment although i underst

of local pork a little something mabel in a bottle of liquid gold a bus in the world global conflict and then a joke and you take a lot of fish and go and leave us a new one you personally. hi mr i come from a very small village and boy is everything from the. man hours more i'm sure you see guys playing that no one territory mineiro physical education teacher so also even i want to play and i'm like dying to play football and be in need or need and i still believe a boy like small is a good gains fun games we started with in high school additionally i started being put boy. am i doing this to become all great for boy player. it's a father's dream and mine to. baseball is supporting me and i'm going to even an hour to get rejected for any selections. and then it is a sick idea he was in a hospital is struggling a lot and i was that at least i started because. i don't know what was happening i still have this is about my mind was i mean it is mine mine was and my father. then mind that part of it i realize that. i have to fulfill his dream you know no matter what. little. you know. or

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our reporter mabel gundlach went to morocco to find out about a research project that hopes to benefitarmrmers and insesec. reportrter: these cocorianr flowers attract a lot of insects. researcher stefanie christmann is delighted to see them. after all, they're essential for pollination. here in morocco though, many simply view insects as pests. now a scheme designed to eduduce farmers about the need to protect them has been introduced. simply planting strips of wildflowers, as is often done in germany, isn't the best solution here. stefanie: this wildflower strip is a nice approach maybe for rich countries, but it is not scalable to low and middle income countries. so we decided to select a middle income country with a well-developed agricultural sector like morocco, develop a model for sustainable and scalabable pollinator protectin here in morocco, and then scale it out to the other countries. reporter: unlike other common insect protection plans, the focus here is s on enabling farmers to generate an income from everything they grow. farming with alternative pollinators, or f.a.p.

our thanks as well to olive and mabel, always good sports. they play us off the air again this monday night as we together start a new week. thanks for being here with us. on behalf of all of my colleagues at the networks of nbc news, good night from our temporary field headquarters. >>> it's good to have you with us tonight. if you watch this show regularly, one thing you might have noticed is that the president is not here very often, and i don't mean just in terms of not -- me not getting interviews with the white house. we don't expect that. but we don't even tend to show a lot of tape of the president or spend a lot of time engaging like with his tweets and stuff because i don't mean this in a mean way. i don't really mean this as a criticism. it's just a fact, an observational fact, that a hallmark of this presidency is that the president frequently says stuff in public that isn't true. and i therefore usually don't want to put things he says on tv because i don't want to help him or anyone spread untrue things, spread made-up stuff tha

mabel, this is one of the things we have to address, the lack of focus at times.e annual report, you've pretty much ruined the sofas, 913 squirrels chased, none caught, so not a good return, so again things... mabel, sorry, if you're going to do that, could you switch off the video function so we don't have to see it? isn't that brilliant. 0ne isn't that brilliant. one of the newest stars of social media. that clip has now had more than 2 million views online. this is bbc news. the latest official figures in england and wales show a substantial decrease in deaths in the week up to may the 1st. but the figures also show there have been 50,000 more deaths than usually expected in the uk, due to the coronavirus epidemic president trump boasts about the number of coronavirus tests being conducted in the us but cuts off his news conference after this exchange with a journalist. ask china that question, 0k? when you ask them that question, you may get a very unusual answer. sir, why are you saying that to me specifically? the chancellor is set to announce the next steps

of insects worldwide has fallen drastically agriculture takes a big share of the blame our reporter mabel good luck went to morocco to find out about a research project that hopes to benefit farmers and insects. these cari and their flowers attract a lot of insects researcher stephanie christman is delighted to see them after all they're essential for pollination here in morocco though many simply view insects as pests now a skin designed to educate farmers about the need to protect them has been introduced simply planting strips of wild flowers as is often done in germany isn't the best solution here. this right now as. a project maybe for rich countries but it's not scalable to know why middle income countries so we decided to. middle income country whereas a well developed agricultural sector like mark will. develop a model of fawcett's the end of all and scalable. in here in morocco and then spend it all to the other countries. unlike other common insect protection plans the focus here is on the neighboring farmers to generate an income from everything they grow. farming with alternat

asia's garment manufacturing hubs a 1000000 workers have been laid off according to risk consultancy mabel croft despite some factories reopening in bangladesh there are still fears that not enough is being done for people who live from paycheck to paycheck al-jazeera has turned their child free has more from dhaka. in bangladesh more than 4100000 people are employed making clothes mostly woman but because of the coronavirus pandemic many now fear they could lose their jobs fatima cotton is a divorcée with 2 family members who depends on her income and she is worried. that if the factory closes would be very hard for me to manage things i take care of the rent my son's education and mother's treatment to the government is that they should come up at some sort of solution for us in such a situation. the finance minister says bangladesh could lose 1 point one percent of its g.d.p. during the outbreak and then they're still area of dhaka you can sense. the streets are empty and many of the factors that close their doors. as to what is to come next industry leaders say the situation could wors

election the president's intervention came after the circle media network attached a fact check mabel to 2 of his tweets the 1st time twitter has tagged a trump tweet as unsubstantiated. protesters have taken to the streets in the u.s. state of minnesota after a black man died while being detained by police but a death of flood george floyd has drawn outrage after video emerged showing a white officer needing when he cried out that he could not bring. a cease fire between afghan forces and the taliban has ended with reports of renewed to fighting the truce and that after hundreds of taliban prisoners were released as part of a deal with the united states the taliban announced a cease fire for the celebrations at the end of ramadan. japan has emerged from coronavirus lucked out with a relatively low impact on public health but a big hit for the economy now the e.u. and japan have pledged to work more closely in restarting cross borders trading goods and services music to the ears of businesses in japan. japan has had some of the world's most relaxed lock down measures it was not until

open waters heading for venezuela and as you can see in the video it's being escorted by a venezuelan mabel warship you're going to see that just as we pull out here hold on there it is see it right there now why would an oil tanker need to be as score did buy a gun ship right and the reason is this the united states has threatened to stop the tankers from reaching venezuela a country where citizens are waiting in line for hours because there's a shortage of fuel so let me show you i'm out of what we're talking about that's taking place here here's here's a map of 5 ships that are making their way all the way from over here into iran to vent as well. and the 1st 2 ships by the way the fortune and the forest they've already arrived in venezuela and the remaining ships that's the petunia faxon and the gavel clavell sorry all 3 of those are still in mid-ocean they're following behind they could arrive today they could arrive tomorrow unless the united states makes good on its promise or words threat to stop them but as as we look at this map depicting essentially more than half of the world am

dates back to the 1980s and days of karen callanan and later at the end of the 1990s with supervisor mabelang, and we were actually scheduled to have this hearing right when the covid-19 crisis went into effect the last set of amendments were adopted on march 9th and as you will both recall, based in a large part on the comments of supervisor preston with regard to land use entitlement project that occurred at the board of supervisors last tuesday, i felt it important to bring this back and get it passed once and for all. i really want to thank my chief of staff who has done the hard policy lifting. we introduced this last year in october. it has been before the planning commission twice, and i just want to give you a brief recap. we have met with countless stakeholders from the tenants' community, from the short term or the intermediate length occupancy committee that comes in a variety of different buckets. here in short is what the legislation i will remind you although i know you are both familiar does. first, clarifying the law around the prohibition of corporate rentals in rent contr

days of to the government the most on easing of some looked on restrictions traffic on the streets of mabel be slowly picking up. but many shops in the central business district remain closed. those will reopen say business is still bad all of a sudden the streets went quiet after the announcement of the lockdown. and so that is completely offer to a business if a good measure each would be about 90 percent drop in sales. the economy crisis caused by the current ovide us all break is forcing hard choices not just here in nairobi but across africa many governments are struggling to find the money to fight the pun demick and shore up their commies the world bank and the i.m.f. of us lenders to suspend the payments for african countries struggling under the covered $1000.00 outbreak petain these officials say they will deal with african debt on a case by case basis what happens next depends on china which is not only africa's top trading partner but also its lender according to the world bank chinese government and funds have learned from african governments and state owned enterprises more th

dates back to the 1980s and days of karen callanan and later at the end of the 1990s with supervisor mabel tang, and we were actually scheduled to have this hearing right when the covid-19 crisis went into effect the last set of amendments were adopted on march 9th and as you will both recall, based in a large part on the comments of supervisor preston with regard to land use entitlement project that occurred at the board of supervisors last tuesday, i felt it important to bring this back and get it passed once and for all. i really want to thank my chief of staff who has done the hard policy lifting. we introduced this last year in october. it has been before the planning commission twice, and i just want to give you a brief recap. we have met with countless stakeholders from the tenants' community, from the short term or the intermediate length occupancy committee that comes in a variety of different buckets. here in short is what the legislation i will remind you although i know you are both familiar does. first, clarifying the law around the prohibition of corporate rentals in rent con

there were films like "up in mabel's room." and my guess is compared to films we have today, they probably will be, you know, were very, very mild. bera vero was the vamp in the 1920s. claira beau was the it girl. she started in silent movies and then moved to talkies in 1927. and everybody pretty much knew what it was. it was the golden age of sports, and baseball dominated sports. it was the age of babe ruth. babe ruth was a bigger than life personality. and very self-promoting, by the way. started as a very poor boy in baltimore. stories are well known how he was great pitcher for the boston red sox who made the mistake, if you're a red sox fan, of selling him to the new york yankees. and then when yankee stadium was created in 1923, it became the house that ruth built. at the end of the era, babe ruth was making more money than president hoover, and when writers stopped him and said do you think this is right that you should be making more money than the president of the united states, he said, i had a better year than the

is telling the stories and where they were coming from and people were telling me about this poor mabel who shot down. started talking to the people who were actually there. i talked to the brother who is in the book, i talked to was in the air that day lois was in the air. i got there stories about it was a training mission they were all there. the plane had problems so it was one of those refine the official acts but if it's a conspiracy theory you've got to go beyond that and talk to people who were actually there. that is one of the stories that gets touted a lot and people talk about a lot. are they able to do a lot of good research? i was able to find the rule of three, three good sources to prove something less accurate. maybe a new resource will come and prove me wrong, i really tried to get the accuracy because there are so many rumors tied to these women and their stories. >> guest: i think one of the rumors misunderstood by people is the back story the u.s. army air forces and the women that led it, viewed as an experiment. although i understand a lot themselves would not whe

>> our thanks again to the pride of scotland, andrew cotter, and of course to the great olive and mabel for the break we needed tonight. and with that, that is our broadcast for a thursday evening. on behalf of all of my colleagues at the networks of nbc news, good night from our temporary field headquarters. >>> happy to have you with us here tonight. i'm going to start tonight with a little piece of video that i'm just going to say you might not want your kiddos to watch just in the event that your kids are watching with you. it's nothing gory or sexy or anything, and we have bleeped the swears. but there are many swears to be bleeped. and so you might just want to watch this yourself before the kids see it. better safe than sorry. you can always rewind me and restart if you decide it's okay for them to see. i just wanted to give you fair warning. what this is, is video we actually first got our hands on a couple of weeks ago, and it is out of kansas, specifically out of a kansas state prison. lansing state correctional facility, which is just outside kansas city, kansas. and at the t

a little bit of the opposite problem he's got so much testing that people sit around and wait for mabel to come in. they have an over capacity. there are numerous other states. that's a good problem, not a bad problem. >> reporter: you have said many times that the u.s. is doing far better than any other country when it comes to testing. why does that matter? why is it global competition to you if every day americans are still losing their lives and we are still seeing more cases every day? >> president trump: well, they're losing their lives everywhere in the world and maybe that's a question you should ask china. don't ask me. ask china that question, okay. we asked them that question, you make it a very unusual answer. behind you please. >> reporter: sir, why are you saying that to me specifically. >> president trump: i'm not saying it specifically to anybody. i'm saying that to anyone who would ask a nasty question like that. >> reporter: it's not a nasty question. >> president trump: anyone else? in the back. >> reporter: i have two questions. >> president trump: next. >> reporter:

i'll just stare at the trees ane of scotland, andrew cotter and, of course, to the great olive and mabel for the break we needed. that's our broadcast for a thursday evening. on behalf of all of my colleagues at the networks of nbc news, good night from our temporary field headquarters. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. it is not right what is going on in america right now. it is not right. i mean, all of it, the public health disaster we could have mitigated if we had a better president and better leadership, the economic devastation that tens of millions of americans are now facing. specifically, the way this country is now failing to honor with dignity and grace the more than 62,000 men and women we have lost. we have all seen the stories about the overwhelming number of fatalities. at one funeral home in new york 50 decomposing bodies were found on ice in four trucks including rental trucks from uhaul. the funeral director said they were put there because he had no more room in the chapel. i ran out of space, he said. bodies are coming out of our ears. a cemetery worke

now, mabel sensing this might be a chance... ..to his two dogs in scotland in a game of bones. for illegal social distancing, less than two metres. sorry, sorry! to have the opportunityjust to parody and skit that job from time to time, i think there's almost a duty on me, to be as lucky as i am to do it, that i do take the mickey out of it from time to time. who'd have thought that everyday occurrences, ordinary life, could be as dramatic and as exciting, things we take for granted, like walking down the street? and actually, if you live on the same street as a commentator, you could find yourself... and look, we do have bbc breakfast here! unbelievable! it's the dancing man. mike bushell has come to see man with a mic! craig revel horwood was awful to him on strictly! during lockdown, this particular bit of the pastures become really close, you know, good neighbours, people who didn't know each other now do. and it's all good fun. the thing is, he can do it off the cuff. now, the neighbours have been absolutely brilliant. they're really good sports. but i know that they're ve

dates back to the 1980s and days of karen callanan and later at the end of the 1990s with supervisor mabelang, and we were actually scheduled to have this hearing right when the covid-19 crisis went into effect the last set of amendments were adopted on march 9th and as you will both recall, based in a large part on the comments of supervisor preston with regard to land use entitlement project that occurred at the board of supervisors last tuesday, i felt it important to bring this back and get it passed once and for all. i really want to thank my chief of staff who has done the hard policy lifting. we introduced this last year in october. it has been before the planning commission twice, and i just want to give you a brief recap. we have met with countless stakeholders from the tenants' community, from the short term or the intermediate length occupancy committee that comes in a variety of different buckets. here in short is what the legislation i will remind you although i know you are both familiar does. first, clarifying the law around the prohibition of corporate rentals in rent contr

dates back to the 1980s and days of karen callanan and later at the end of the 1990s with supervisor mabel tang, and we were actually scheduled to have this hearing right when the covid-19 crisis went into effect the last set of amendments were adopted on march 9th and as you will both recall, based in a large part on the comments of supervisor preston with regard to land use entitlement project that occurred at the board of supervisors last tuesday, i felt it important to bring this back and get it passed once and for all. i really want to thank my chief of staff who has done the hard policy lifting. we introduced this last year in october. it has been before the planning commission twice, and i just want to give you a brief recap. we have met with countless stakeholders from the tenants' community, from the short term or the intermediate length occupancy committee that comes in a variety of different buckets. here in short is what the legislation i will remind you although i know you are both familiar does. first, clarifying the law around the prohibition of corporate rentals in rent con

pedimos que manden una foto como hizo mabel a la direcciÓn que aparece en pantalla y su foto podrÁ aparecerreÍble. a rodrigo no le importÓ. lo hace gratis. mÁs de 100,000 personas diariamente estÁn viendo a rodrigo. ya vimos a adriana lima, cuadrado, muchas celebridades que conozco muy bien. es imposible nombrar a todos. a todo "despierta amÉrica" tambiÉn lo tienes haciendo esto. quÉ te parece, sé que difÍcil hacerlo en tan poco tiempo, pero algunos tips a la gente que estÁ ahora en la casa que quiere levantar un poco esa energÍa, esa situaciÓn cardiovascular. aquÍ estoy con el chef, francisca. rodrigo: unos cuantos ejercicios. [gritos] vamos a hacer de una manera sencilla. tres ejercicios. primero que tenemos que hacer es ponerse en movimiento. vamos. movimiento anormal. -- normal. vamos hacer tres ejercicios. el primero sentarÍa profunda. hasta abajo. subimos y apretamos los glÚteos. bajo lo mÁs que pueda. subo y aprieto. bajo y aprieto. repetimos 10 veces. despuÉs nos quedamos. ahora vamos a hacer el prÓximo. mismo movimiento, pero vamos a levantar las piernas. levantÓ pierna derecha. ba