>> "madea family funeral," yeah.iting. >> see, they're laughing already just at the funeral. >> seth: exactly. >> i'm telling you, because if you've been to a black person's funeral, it is -- it is really sad but hilarious. >> seth: i'm impressed that you waited this long to get to do a funeral one. >> why? >> seth: just because it sounds like, such, like you said, such a natural -- >> rich material. rich material, yeah. i didn't realize how funny some funerals, not all black people funerals are funny. i got to be politically correct. but 99% of them, i did not know. i did not know how funny they were until i started going to funerals of my jewish friends or my white friends. it's just so different. >> seth: yeah, jewish funerals are not a laugh riot. >> no, not at all. not at all. so, i'm like, wow. this is very different. >> seth: yeah. >> this is very different. >> seth: well i very much look forward to that. and then, you shot -- you shot both of those in your own studio, tyler perry studios in atlanta. >> yeah.

did you think one day madea would gross $500 million? have done it. >> trevor: you sound like trump with the presidency. >> wouldn't do a presidency. no, that's frickin' annoying, man, to be a guy in that costume and doing it that long. >> trevor: acrimony touches on topics so many can relate to. it's love gone wrong, people questioning each other in terms of infidelity, cheatinger or not cheating. where do you get the stories from? what life are you living? because this is a theme -- i notice whenever you put a pen to paper. >> no, i'm a counselor to a lot of my friends and a lot of my friends have gone through this. what fascinated me about writing this story, si would hear her story, i would hear his side and they weren't the same. and i thought, why don't i write a movie where do you have people telling their dueling stories and let the audience decide who's telling the truth. >> trevor: i like it you were sitting there and your friends said, and my heart was broken -- >> oh, yeah, that was a great line. >> trevor: i couldn't live wi

twinning the aerial battle one nil for laver because above only three minutes later frankfurt answered madea's got marco fabby on and the mexican made it won all that the interval was after the restart kevin photons put leverkusen in the lead in the seventy seconds minute was to one. the winger not offside oh. his instructions seem to bear no fruit seven minutes later was full and finished a picture perfect counter-attack to make it three one above and two minutes before the final whistle photons completed a hat trick i for one for laver close in the final score the but so did the coverts news have an impact on the game. and if i went into the game i prepared the team like in the weeks before i'm a professional i didn't just start doing it yesterday i've been a boon to sneak a professional for eighteen years toast i know exactly what it means to go or not to go i'm quite relaxed. but the man of the day was not nico cove but kevin fall and. a tough loss for frankfurt they held the one in the first half but there's always that second fittingly part you next match up matches next up with the bund

high in the foothills of the hymn madea's in the modern india to putin's wait for a glimpse of that of the atlanta the dalai lama. what it is that he's to pass by here shortly. the nobel peace laureate has lived here in the town of patten seana for nearly six decades ever since india granted him a site. in one nine hundred fifty china invaded then independent a bit following a field and the chinese uprising in one thousand fifty nine the lama was forced to play his palace. and cross the himalayas and foot he arrived in india and set up a government to exile he's been advocating autonomy for tibet but china considers him a separatist threat to bet and its monasteries remain under the tight control of the chinese government possessing pictures of the line nama or his whiteness is illegal . in that i'm sure however the diaspora has transformed the area into a mini tibet the town draws visitors and followers of the lama from all over the world. all but china remains unhappy and opposes countries that support the tibetan leader and that the lamas presence in india periodically aggravates bo

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as the commonwealth heads of government made a commonwealth heads of government madea summit commonwealthvernment made a summit starts in london, the plight of the windrush generation is causing mounting controversy. because of changes in home office policy in 2012, they are being considered illegal immigrants. they being shut out of the system, denied the opportunity to work, to access government services come in national insurance, housing benefits, some have been detained, others have been deported. and it's notjust a diplomatic problem, but a political one, too. a cross—party group of 140 mps has written to the prime minister calling the situation "grotesque, immoral and inhumane." the home secretary should now intervene, get a grip of her department, and at the same time, make a clear statement that those with blameless records should be given those assurances straightaway, and they not been treated, well enough. the home office was accused of being not fit for purpose over a decade ago. and it seems to miss handle these sorts of issues consistently. it's so important that the intere