it's what i call pulling a marvin. >> trevor: pulling a marvin? is that a psychological term?dating who wants to get out of our relationship, but he's trying to me to break up with him. that's who marvin is, and trump's just like him. >> trevor: hold up, hold up, you think trump wants americans to kick him out of the white house? >> it's obvious! he said america's just as bad as russia. he shows us the phone calls he made to ukraine, then his boy came to the podium and said he's got quid pro quo in different area codes. ( cheers and applause ) he's just like marvin. not even trying to hide it. marvin butt dialed me from the strip club! ( laughter ) with someone else's butt! if that's not asking to get your ass dropped, i don't know what is. >> trevor: okay, but, wait, that means this is a good thing. if trump wants out, then america just should impeach him and everyone gets what they want. >> oh, hell, no! huh-uh! impeach him to the america is the bad guy? huh-uh! then he gets what he wants! we can't let marvin win! i mean trump. ( laughter ) excuse me. we can't let trump win.

alix: marvin, great to chat with you. marvin loh of state street.want to get an update on what is picking headlines outside the business world. viviana hurtado is here with first word news. viviana: kurdish forces are giving into demands from turkeys president erdogan. erdogan threatening to resume his offensive if they didn't pull back tomorrow night. turkey denies claims it is violating the cease-fire. china's top trade negotiator says talks with the u.s. are making progress. first premier -- vice premier liu he says both sides are working towards a partial trade deal. inna will buy $50 billion additional farm goods, and the u.s. would suspend additional tariffs. u.k. primen whether minister boris johnson will be able to get a brexit deal through parliament. the government hopes it still can get brexit legislation approved in time for the october 31 deadline. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. tonto -- i'ma or viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg

stephen moore — known as the voice of hitchhiker‘s guide to the galaxy's marvin the paranoid android 81 and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers caroline frost and tony grew — stay with us for that. good evening. the united states is to withdraw all its remaining troops — up to a thousand soldiers — from northern syria, as turkey's offensive against the kurds intensifies. the us defence secretary said kurdish fighters would now be backed by syria and russia and america could not be caught between two opposing armies. tonight syrian government troops are said to be heading towards the border after agreeing a deal with the kurds. the turkish operation is aimed at creating a so—called ‘safe zone' in that area. the un says more than 100,000 people have been fleeing and families of is fighters are said to be among those who've escaped from a camp that was guarded by the kurds. aleem maqbool reports from inside northern syria. the anguish that only comes from loss. this brother and sister mourn theirfather, who was killed in the shelling by turkey of their resi

stephen moore — known as the voice of hitchhiker‘s guide to the galaxy's marvin the paranoid android died aged 81. good evening. the family of 19—year—old harry dunn, who was killed in a motorbike accident, have arrived in the united states where they hope to meet the driver involved in the crash. ann sacoolas, who had diplomatic immunity as the wife of an american official, left the uk shortly after the crash in northamptonshire in august. the bbc spoke to harry's parents during the flight, as andy moore reports. ha rry‘s pa rents left heathrow airport on what has now become a transatlantic search for justice. harry died in august after his motorbike collided with a car in northamptonshire. the car was driven by ann sacoolas, who left britain for the united states shortly after the accident. she has now issued a statement through her lawyer, in which she says no loss compares to the death of a child. anne would like to meet with harry dunn's parent so that she can express her deepest sympathies. but on this flight to new york, harry's parents, charlotte and tim, say that while they

power station get demolished stephen moore — known as the voice of hitchhiker‘s guide to the galaxy's marvinoid android — has died aged 81. coming up — click looks at whether electric cars are a credible replacement for petrol or diesel vehicles. that's in half an hour on bbc news. good evening. the family of 19 year old harry dunn — who was killed in a motorbike accident — are on their way to the united states in the hope of meeting the driver involved. ann sacoolas — who had diplomatic immunity as the wife of an american official — left the uk shortly after the crash in northamptonshire in august. the bbc has been speaking to harry's parents on the plane — as andy moore reports. ha rry‘s pa rents left heathrow airport on what has now become a transatlantic search for justice. harry died in august after his motorbike collided with a car in northamptonshire. the car was driven by ann sacoolas, who left britain for the united states shortly after the accident. she has now issued a statement through her lawyer, in which she says no loss compares to the death of a child. anne would like to meet

so he did, and it was like sinatra, elvis, ray charles, marvin gaye-- i think i like marvin's best. >-huh. >> but the funny thing about sinatra, marvin and elvis, they changed the words in the middle. i go, "i said something wrong, now i long for yesterday." well, all of them said, "i must have said something wrong," but they're not owning up. ( laughter ) i must have-- i don't know. ( applause ) search me. >> stephen: that's like those apologies that are like, "if anyone was offended." yeah exactly, wow. ( laughter ) >> i must have done something wrong. >> stephen: the correct answer is stevie wonder's "we can work it out." that is the best cover of a beatles song, just in case you were wondering. >> that is a good one. >> stephen: we checked with the judges, and that's the original one. now, are you ever stunned by the reach of your work, how many different cultures have embraced it? because we had on -- do you know the korean pop band b.t.s? >> yeah. >> stephen: they're the biggest thing on the planet right now. >> so i've heard. >> stephen: when we had them on, i asked this questi

big marvin day fan here. all right.e to check the forecast. >> eric, we are tracking warmer weather to finish out the weekend. widespread 80s by tomorrow afternoon. so a lot of heat is making a comeback. live doppler 7 showing you the sweep. outside tonight the camera showing you clear skies. you can see sutro tower blinking all the way in the background. so not only do we have clear skies tonight. that means we have a lot of sunshine on the way for your day tomorrow. but in the short term in the accuweather highlights, tonight we are tracking that elevated fire danger in the north bay hills with that red flag warning continuing overnight until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning for those gusty winds over the next 12 hours or so. those winds will also bring us a warm to hot afternoon. and by tuesday we will track cooler, more october-like weather. it's still 67 in the city. we are at 52 though in santa rosa. checking out the temperature right around 61 degrees. a current look at our winds especially in our hills where we do ha

mr moore also starred as the voice of marvin the paranoid android in hitchhiker‘s guide to the galaxy on bbc news, sport today. hello. you're watching sport today live from the bbc sport centre. i'm ben croucher. with a programme full of record breakers including japan who become the first asian side to reach the quarter finals at a rugby world cup. we'll show you how bridget kosgei became the fastest women to ever run a marathon. and the records tumble as fast as a simone biles floor routine as the american become the most decorated gymanst at the world championships. welcome to the programme. 2a hours ago, japan was being battered by one of the worst typhoons in a generation and we didn't even know if their final rugby world cup game aganst scotland would go ahead. well go ahead it did and they produced a memorable victory that their coach said was motivated by all those affected by the storm. it finished 28—21 in yokohama and its where our correspondent

de doscientos cuarenta mil clientes perjudicados, esos condados on como lo estÁ viendo en el mapa marvinar econÓmicamente a los clientes que fueron afectados por el primer apagÓn que inicio entre el ocho y el nueve de octubre hace ramÓn cabe recalcar que por mÁs de setecientos mil clientes. los perjudicados en esa oportunidad que podrÍan recibir un reembolso pero las crÍticas hacia la compaÑÍa de electricidad no se han hecho esperar taiana garcÍa nos en el reporte. hablan pepa, allanar. >> muy buenas tardes. en efecto aproximadamente unas setecientas treinta y ocho mil personas fueron impactadas por >> apagones preventivos, no podemos cocinar ni nada. es todo una complicaciÓn. >> en el segundo dÍa del encendiÓ las llamas siguen devorando todo a su paso. han agitado un controversial panal de abejas para la empresa de electricidad . con tal de remediar los daÑos la compaÑÍa anunciÓ que estarÍa dÁndoles reembolsos a las personas afectadas por los apagones del 9 de octubre. >> este crÉdito que aparecerÁn su factura es debido a las dificultades que muchas personas experimentaron en nuestra pÁ

despite concerns about the ice breaker and what happened to his daughter, marvin is still a fan. >> translator: yes, i'm keeping this vehicle because i really like it and tomorrow i'll go to dusseldorf to buy another for my wife. >> can run up to $130,000. owns a construction business and it costs more in ukraine because of the customs fees. tesla says the girl's finger may have been freed if they pushed the door handle a second time. for i-team, dan noyes, abc7 news. >>> tough night for the oakland a's to be sure. >> certainly was. they lost tonight's american league wild card game against tampa bay in front of a sellout crowd in the coliseum. >> cornell barnard was there. >> let's go oakland! >> reporter: playoff hopes sky high, wild card wednesday, a's versus tampa bay. >> i'm so excited. >> reporter: a virtual sellout, 54,000 fans filling almost every seat. >> first time in long time the upper deck is open. fans are on top of the world. >> i can see everything from here. talk to that umpire, not getting it right. >> reporter: fans went wild when the a's scored in third inning but in the en

we will wait for the jobs data tomorrow may be a definitive marvin -- definitive moment. shery: with the market looking to break a losing streak. it means that growing concerns over an economic slowdown. joining us is marcus, chief economist at pine ridge investments. thank you both for coming in. let us get started with mike. we are seeing a bit of a rebound. why is this happening? mike: i think maybe at the market -- at the margins. when you look at the previous two days we fell 3.5 percent in the s&p 500. even the futures market looked like people wanted to buy this dip. there is a lot of different momentum indicators. i like the bans, and when you -- i like the bands, and when you drop below it, it is very rare for the market to stay below that without a little bit of a rebound. so, the fact that we are rebounding, but not gangbusters rally suggest that people are buying that 50 because we were oversold in the first day of the week. i think looking at the leadership we have semiconductor stocks at the top, and you have to look at them as a proxy for the trade war. som

or just ♪ >> reporter: about six years ago he started remixing songs and posting them online, like marvining." ♪ baby, i'm hot just like an oven ♪ >> i was looking online for new music. i was on sound cloud, and i came across, you know, kygo. i immediately hit him up on facebook. i reached out, hey, man, i'm a huge fan. love your music, would love to work with you. he was basically, yeah, let's do it. his real name is -- that's how w you say it in norwegian. it was his user name in high school. like the beginning of his first name and last name. kygo. >> reporter: their partnership was a match made in heaven. before the two knew it, they had land kygo a record deal. ♪ >> when he signed that deal, i just felt like it was game time. >> reporter: two years later he would release his debut album "cloud nine." what was it like to release original music for the first time? >> that was a good feeling. up to that point i was only doing remixes. i saw some people on the internet thought that my artist name was kygo remix. because every song was kygo remix. >> reporter: now he's collaborated with s

the actor stephen moore — known as the voice of marvin the paranoid android in hitchhiker‘s guide togrumpy teenager kevin and adrian mole's father on tv, and as well as a string of other roles on stage and screen. dirk maggs, who directed mr moore in hitchhiker‘s guide to the galaxy, has paid tribute to him as "most sweet, charming and affable of men", who made the character of marvin loveable. now it's time for a look at the weather with phil avery. hello once again. it's been a suitably unsettled yet seasonal sort of weekend, with a mixture of some sunshine for some, especially so for some northern parts of scotland. elsewhere, well, i'm sure at some point in proceedings, you've had some rain. and certainly through the evening and overnight, it will be the central and southern parts of scotland, parts of northern ireland for a time and the north of england that see the rain before it quits the scene. more rain returning back into the southeast, and indeed to the very far west of wales and the southwest of england. elsewhere, the skies will clear and it will turn out to be a pretty

kensy medina and marvin torres arrived at the shelter two days ago as a part of the migrant protectiontocols, or m.p.p. in this area right here, this is safety for them? them? bu but if you just walk out that door, it is not safe? that the cartels come by to pick them up, to kidnap them. they showed us a document agents gave them before leaving the u.s. "you should arrive at the port of entry listed above at 4:00 a.m. on september 17, 2020." that's a year from now. m.p.p. has expanded to include all those who seek asylum at the southern border, and 51,000 have been sent back into mexico under this policy. >> wp.p.m.migrants are receiving due process and protection while the united states is restoring integrity to our immigration system. >> this is the shelter. >> reporter: fabiola pintero is heth doctors without borders, and says the moment migrants leave this immigration building, they are being watched, a new commodity for cartels. >> more than half of them have suffered some kind of violence here in nuevo laredo-- extortion, kidnapping. >> reporter: in these shelters, fear is only o

maclin is getting tough on in what many see is an attempt to stop voters drifting to parties such as marvin penn's national rally. we are increasingly getting have to live with waves of migration faith traditions we must organize ourselves or you because everyone wants to his people. but the problem with illegal immigrants is not only a french problem it's something that the whole of the e.u. is trying to grapple with and while the countries are struggling to find a workable solution there are more warnings coming up we have to help our european partners even more in patrolling the use external borders we have left them alone for too long if we don't we will once again see a refugee wave like into into 15 maybe even greater than 4 years ago his solution to that is to strengthen patrols on the e.u. use external borders but that's going to have little impact on the situation already at hand in places like this like some tinny camps like this have been regularly demolished by the french authorities within days of that happening the tents and the migrants return they've been subjected to gangs

a group of people were blasting marvin gaye and one paramedic saw it as a chance to start a dance partyon more people jumped in and broke out they're own dance moves. >> a disney is giving netflix the boot from advertising on its entertainment networks. disney prepares to launch its own service next month. they will no longer run. but y'all see them on espn because netflix does not offer live sports. target is adding annuities ney shop in some of the stores. it launched in 25. the stores will sell about 450 items including about 100 products that were previously available only at disney retail locations. target says the stores will be packed with interactive displays and kids can take a break from shopping and watch disney movies. target says it will expand the concept to more stores over the next year. >>> good morning. it is an nfl sunday. i can't quite get to that without wrapping up saturday night special from last night. that means your golden state warriors breaking the chase vase center ice nba style. >>> how is that sunday morning going? a little sunday sports. i know it is the

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you can hear marvin gaye's "let's get it on" in the background.s impromptu celebration is the muddiddle of the street. i think those dance moves look just great. nice to see everyone having a good time there. >>> as you wake up on this suday morning, a biotech startup in san francisco is claiming to have created a drink that works wonders for your well being after drinking alcohol. i spoke to the scientist behind this unique hangover remedy. >> reporter: scientists are busy genetically modifying bacteria that improve your life. >> we have made something that breaks down a toxic by product of drinking alcohol. >> reporter: he says his newly-launched elixir, the first ever gmo probiotic, will pat ne after drinking. >> if you perceive a benefit, you've experienced probiotics. >> reporter: probiotics is when you change a piece of dfna and create a new trait in a different cell. >> it's weird to have something artificially created. >> reporter: she says she's anti-gmo. >> i'm skeptical because oftentimes we never have enough research except for longitu

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american genealogical of the society there, she will be giving a talk this afternoon, again with marvinow to research your life, but she also has a table, so if you're interested in more you can go there. we also have a past president before me, susan, she will be keeping time on speakers but doesn't do it. church and i were the founder of the alliance and i always like to introduce him. many thanks to dana carr, there he is in the back, from american university. he will have this it is filled with photos, visit us and artifacts relating to the civil war differences of washington, so to it, and it's air conditioned and side. i want to represent, but it's a very important person and, canada's nelson. she is head of the work of democrats and she's a great friend. i appreciate you being here. i also want to thank the barbecue smokehouse, both located on georgia avenue we like, to support our local establishments, and they are providing lunches for our speakers and volunteers. they will be here, so it's like a yellow or red truck, and they will have a barbecue for sale as well as the offici

you can hear marvin gaye's "let's get it on" playing and one of the emts decides to joins the party andpromptu celebration in the middle of the street begins. no need to judge the dance moves. this was clearly a fun little break from the grind of everyone's work night. looks like a great way to get pumped up. >>> speaking of which, as you wake up this morning a biotech start-up in san francisco is claiming to have created a drink that works wonders for your well being after drinking alcohol. i spoke to the scientist behind this unique hangover remedy. >> reporter: scientists in a san francisco lab are busy genetically modifying bacteria to improve your life. >> we've made something that breaks down one of these toxic byproducts of drinking alcohol. >> reporter: zach is the ceo and co-founder of zbiotics. he says his first gmo probiotic will prevent some of the next day misery after drinking. >> take the product and decide if you receive a benefit. if you do, if you wake up and feel good you've had a positive experience with genetic engineering. >> reporter: what is genetic modification?

you can of course here marvin gaye's "let's get it on" playing and one of those emts decides to get his on and the celebration in the middle of the street begins. no need to judge the dance moves. this was clearly a fun little break from the grind for everyone. >>> and as you wake up this morning, a biotech start-up in san francisco is claiming to have created a drink that works wonders for your well being after drinking alcohol. this morning we hear from the scientist behind this uniquests genetically modifying bacteria to improve your life. >> we've made something that breaks down one of these toxic byproducts of drinking alcohol. >> reporter: zach is the ceo and co-founder of z by otics. he says his first gmo probiotic will prevent some of the next day misery after drinking. >> take the product and decide if you receive a benefit. if you wake up and feel good you've had a positive experience with genetic engineering. >> reporter: what is genetic modification, agriculture or probiotic, when you take a piece of dna from one cell and change it so it integrates with another piece of dna

takano: i urge my colleagues to honor marvin rex young and mack wilson and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 2334. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended and the bill is passed and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. takano: i move that the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 95. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 95, a bill to amend title 38 united states code to ensure children of homeless vermont rans are including in the calculation of certain per diem grants. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california, mr. takano and the gentleman from tennessee each will control 20 minutes. mr. takano: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and insert xtraneous material on h.r. 95. the

marvin kattola is co-owner of landmark food center. >> i keep encouragncg my staff torage and teach theabout it. it's good for the customers, it's good for the business. >> yang: double up had already been in flint since 2009 when the water crisis hit. oran hesterman is founder and c.e.o. of fair food network. >> we went to work and really expanded the program fm one location to now about a dozen locations throughout the city.g: >> yn 2015, 9% of the city's food stamp recipients usedouble up. now, 60% are doubling their money on fruits, vegetables and milk. or they could get healthier by growing food themselves gardens, where, experts say, usinlead-contaminated water has little effect. that's the idea behind a 10- year-old group called edible flint. last year, this demonstration plot, roughly the size of three city house lots, produced nearlo 2,00ds of kale, tomatoes and other produce. >> sometimes people willal ac drive up with requests ke "do you have green tomatoes today?" >> yang: julie darnton is on edible flint's leadership board. >> the demonstration garden grew out of a desire t

i've interviewed every white house chief of staff going back to lyndon johnson, and i can tell you marvinj's side. >> but not absent without leave, uninvited. >> and that makes it even worse. obama -- >> let me play devil's advocate here. there is another train of thought that says, you know what? this is just trump being trump. trump doesn't think about, what's my overall strategy? his only thought was, we're going to do this, i'm going to watch it and then i'm going to go out and tell the american people. he sort of does everything, so maybe we shouldn't be surprised he was left out. >> we're lucky it ended well. you have to be prepared for every eventuality. during the bin laden raid, the chief of staff was involved in every step, to the day of the mission when bill daly got up and put on his best sunday suit, because as he put it, he knew it would either be the end of the obama presidency or a day to celebrate for america. you've got to be prepared for every eventualty, and they had speeches ready for any eventuality in that case. you just don't see any planning in this white house. >

hello, marvin. hello. he has got a lot of support here. they are wonderful here, for him.keep him safe, and he is doing really well. i hope i'm not upsetting you, talking about this. no, it's fine. it's fine. you really did want to talk about it, though, didn't you? yes, idid. it is important to you. yes. why is it so important? to make these places better. how much better is it, now you're home? much better. i still like going to the actual natural history museum, as well. but i think mine's... in secret, i think mine's better. i'll high—five that. love it. i am so proud of you. i know, mum. love you, mum. a quick word on what stephen barclay the brexit secretary has said going into a meeting in luxembourg, he said, "talks are ongoing, we need to give space to proceed, detail conversations are under way, a deal is possible." let's take a look at the weather forecast. more rain in the forecast, before i get accused of being a prophet of doom, today is one of the less grim days of the next few. low pressure in cloud, a lot of cloud around. —— in charge. not entirely dry, sh

marvin h. mark cheeser who away on september 28. the mayor pro tem in long county the first congressional district of georgia, his friends and colleagues remember him as a to the servant community who served tirelessly job.id a great even before becoming the mayor cheeser spent ountless hours in his community. he drove school buses for the district there. in addition, he was very active both in the urch, men's ministry and driving the hurch van for wednesday night activity. during -- activities. during his time as mayor pro promote orked hard to policies to increase jobs. i'm thankful that we have mr. in the first congressional district where his passion made our area a better live.to his family and friends will be my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california rise? ms. waters: madam speaker, i all nanimous consent that members may have five legislative days to revise and on h.r. eir remarks 3624 and to insert e

finally, she found marvin who listened and listened and listened and said it was a river. i can't do his accent was a river of words. and you know, he was extremely experienced in the situation and advised her to resign and get another job. she thought the best of her coworkers and assured them they are going to be fine, they will understand i've done this for the right reason. that didn't quite work out either. but yes, they made a wonderful team and i think the support also from her husband and her kids, it's fine to have good facts and good walls but if you don't have the stamina or the support group to keep you on your feet, they will wear you away and the willful before you get to the position line. >> that is part of the playbook. speaking of wearing away, i want to turn quickly to what i've termed the wartime whistleblow whistleblower. what scandal did he uncover. >> he was another inspiration. he was the civilian adviser to the marine corps and have been in the marine corps active duty and a civilian advisor and was called to iraq to fix problems that the leadershi

hello, marvin. hello. he has got a lot of support here. they are wonderful here, for him.s doing really well. i hope i'm not upsetting you, talking about this. no, it's fine. it's fine. you really did want to talk about it, though, didn't you? yes, idid. it is important to you. yes. why is it so important? to make these places better. how much better is it, now you're home? much better. i still like going to the actual natural history museum, as well. but i think mine's... in secret, i think mine's better. i'll high—five that. love it. i am so proud of you. i know, mum. love you, mum. the check of cambridge has talked with the importance of young people learning the importance of mental health. they met pupils and teachers at government run school for disadvantaged children on the first full day of their visit. they sat some of the younger children and a preschool class before meeting all the peoples. the duchess told stu d e nts the peoples. the duchess told students the issue of girl's education as well important to the couple that the chick spoke about teaching young pe

host: marvin, you still there? caller: i am still here. i think it is a witchhunt. think democrats are trying to win in 2020. they know they can't win and this thing about talking to the ukraine, he has a right to talk to other leaders, that is his job and joe biden, it is proven he took money from them. where are his criminal charges? host: david supports the inquiry in flint, michigan. caller: good morning. i support the inquiry and i am glad you got the lines like it it is, trump supporters call and say they all used to be democrats, you don't say anyone calling in saying they used to be democrats. everyone calls on our democratic line saying they used to be a democrat. i support the inquiry. i think trump is a corrupt president. i am going to do everything i can for the 2020 elections to talk to as many people as i can in my hometown and get people all over to vote against trump and get a good president that can bring love back to the country. i feel like there is so much hate and division since he came in and i feel like he is riding on obama's work. obama is t

marvin, i was a trump supporter, voted for him, big mistake. apparent he is trying to be a dictator. i am amazed to see so many people who hate democrats so much are willing to accept this president. as president donald trump and his allies attack the whistleblower who kicked o the house impeachment inquiry, the unidentified person gained a powerful ally, chuck grassley. the most senior gop senator fashioned a career on protecting whistleblowers of both parties. --iowan --erm ioan seven term iowan is sticking to his position. he said this person appears to have followed the whistleblower protection laws, ought to be heard out and protected. george is next in pittsburgh. good morning, george. caller: good morning. a republican and i am a lincoln person. a man should work for his own self-interest. we should be up in the states --ause what trump is doing management. us against management, he is taking all the money, he has -- the individual person has power fighting against creating hatred between each other. right now, i am talking to all americ

hello, marvin. hello. he has got a lot of support here. they are wonderful here, for him.watchdog, agreed. and todayjack to be. today, the coc, the health watchdog, agreed. and today jack has his own home, his own front door, close to family and friends, two support workers to keep him safe, and he is doing really well. i hope i'm not upsetting you, talking about this. no, it's fine. it's fine. you really did want to talk about it, though, didn't you? yes, i did. it is important to you. yes. weighs it so is important to you. yes. weighs it so important? to make these pieces better. how much better is it, now you are home? much better. i still like going to the actual natural history museum, as well. but i think mine's... in secret, i think mine's better. i'll high-5 that. love it. i am so better. i'll high-5 that. love it. i am so proud of you. i know, mum. love you, mum. thank you to jack and his mum, jayne, forjoining us. and lovely to see that hug, as well, isn't it? time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm tarah wels