the mercury flight, the same way. it went fasterer than it was supposed to have, but it did stop at the right time. i said, i do not want this to be an automatic control. aroundparated, turned it , so they could have the reassurance they could bring it home. i waited about five minutes. it finally came around with the right attitude. to where the back booster was, it had been out of orbit. i could not see it. designed to have a chimpanzee. they replaced the chimp. took aomatic maneuvers tremendous amount of attitude control. i just wanted to save that. as a result, i think it ended up with retro fire. ended mission.en capt. schirra: it was. it could have gone on and on. and god it didn't. cooper had to endure that. think god it didn't. gordo and i had to figure out how we could look at the world from orbit. it took a balloon, 100 feet in diameter and we painted the and we took a cherry looks at the tangent as if it would be in order. you worked perfectly. yes. >> directly overhead. capt. schirra: so, we looked at this

>> mercury was a kickoff. we made enough modifications in mercury, we proved man could do more than the machine could do and with that we had a working reliance -- alliance is probably say better word with mcdonald. by then we know mr. mack is like a father to us. walter bird and john yardly are like brothers as i say. that camaraderie took us into gemini and when gus got up there after backing me up -- no, gus, i'm trying to put this in perspective. gus had his flight, the sect flood and he was out of the loop. and then al shepherd backed up gordo. so he was out of the way right away. and he was so disheartened about losing his mercury that sank which is not his fault and too many people gave him blame for that and i cleared that one up. but at any rate. gus got the gemini concept going well and oddly enough everybody thought gus was the smallest guy, he was the shortest but not the longest. he had the longest torso and so tom stafford could fit in there. a lot of people thought we had to change things, but n

there are also other hazardous pollutants emitted along with mercury.t happens is, over time, it can accumulate, for example, in fish, which we eat, and ultimately poses the greatest risks to unborn children and infants as their brains are developing. so it's somethin obviously, the medical communities are concerned about. >> brangham: you menetioned at time there were lawsuits. those were from the industry saying we don't want to com ypl? , both the industry and the number of states that were alive with industry challged this. one of the main issues that they raised was the idea that, when thobama e.p.a. originally calculated it, they said it would cost roughly 9.6 billion a year for the industry to install these pollution controls, and it would really only save the -- the limits on mercury would only translate to $6 million a year in health benefits. >> brangham: 1 billion versus off6 million. >> yes, and they said if you take into account by cleaning up the power plants they are reduce nitrogen e oxllutants throirchgd heart and lung dig easy that lik

aren't you worried about mercury?st of things i expect to kill me, mercury poisoning ranks well below liver failure, struck by lightning and heart attack during sex. guess which one i'm rooting for. charles? speaking of things i expect to kill me. what a lovely surprise. michelle, this is my mother evelyn. mom, michelle. evelyn, it's a pleasure. you have a wonderful son. yes, i do. but charlie and alan must never learn of him. before she kills, she likes to torture. so, how did you two meet? charlie asked me to look at a little thing on his butt. oh, smooth, charlie. she's a dermatologist, mom. oh, a doctor? so you have access to charlie's medical records and still went out with him. okay, nice to see you, mom. i don't want to keep you

for all the gemini and mercury flights, no problems. but apollo, may be due to the rush they were in, the rest of it was a disaster anyway, and i pumped it up, we should have realized a few didn't have to put oxygen in the spacecraft, you should have put mixture in any way of oxygen and nitrogen, because anything will burn in pure oxygen, as we found out on the apollo 1 fire. >> was there also any case to be made for the fact that the contractors quit listening to the astronauts and said we don't need your input anymore? >> for that particular aspect, they're telling us how the hatch was built in two sections the intersection was there because of the spacecraft pressure to keep the thing sealed but if you ever had to get out of the thing on the ground it was a disaster. even in space, if you had to do an emergency return from the lunar module you had to take off two hatches to do it. and so, we mentioned that, reset they are to have a single piece patch here some system we could use and close normally. we had it done gemini. it is not i

this is a picture of freddie mercury from 1982 when they performed in oakland. picture. so much cooler than i am. for those unfamiliar with this song, here's a little picture right there, a secene from thei video. according to youtube numbers, 751 million views of this one particular source of that video. let's give a reminder what's going on for the track. take a look. ♪ open your eyes ♪ look up to the skies and see >> four guys. this part sort of operatic. look at that. four guys, some with different voice registers and they come back symphonically. i know we've heard about that, but that multitracking is done with a number of analog tapes, old-school. they were wearing out tapes trying to get all the voices to perform all together. that's the analog age. check out what we do digital style. this comes from jimmy fallon and the roots. ♪ i don't mind >> there's jimmy, roots and adam comes in from "the voice." there is jennifer. they're doing a mashup completely a cappella. >> that's cool. >> boom. he's out. so they're doing this -- i think we could probably do t

he is one of the original seven astronauts that flew with the mercury and gemini and commander of apollo 7 which launched in october 1968. this 75-minute interview is from nasa oral history program at the johnson space center. >> well, i think we're rolling now and if we're not we should be, i want to say you essentially came from a flying family. flying was in your blood from the beginning, wasn't it. >> in this museum we had an old kn-4, kurtis jenning and dad convinced mother to got on a wing and act like a wing walker and her great story is she started wing walking when i was in the hangar. >> and so as time went on, you eventually wound up in the

gemini, and mercury. this is something that's been at the historically johnson space center and still being wrestled around. i have my opinions about what is on today but i can't speak with authority on it. i'm going to say in reading your book, i got the impression, toe's a guy that learned how play politics too late. learned.er >> but were you, were you how much find out role politics played in being an astronaut? >> i was. that even today, 30 years later, i still find myself accepting, the level that politics plays in corporations and in other life. i'm much more of an entrepreneurial guy. believed that you do our best, and if it's good enough, they recognize it. rewards, and i've disdained the politics. maybe if i was good at it i would have more respect for it. one, i admit i was never good. secondly, i was always naive well.it as i didn't recognize how much weight it carried relative to the right answers. >> when pete conrad came over to direct the skylab office, did you say to yourself, this is it,

of warning ahead of we flew mercury. we flew gemini, all of those tested on the round by puppet in pure oxygen so that they could breathe, you know, after the pre-breathing at low we flew pressures. on the ground, because you always eaks, pressurize about a pound per higher than the ambient pressure. 15.ide about pure oxygen. now, for all the gemini flights, mercury flights, no problems. maybe due probably to the rush they were trying to disasterlock one was a anyway. and they pumped it up. we should have realized that you pure oxygen o put in that spacecraft. you should have put in a mixture oxygen and nitrogen because anything will burn in we found out in the apollo one fire. >> was there also any indication be made for the fact that the contractors quit listening to the astronauts and said, we your input anymore? what i me respects, remember, one of the reviews that we had out at north america at that time, was the hatch. they were telling us how this hatch was built. it was in two sections. here was an outer section

this is the largest single source of mercury pollution. it causes others to have health damage. >> a roadside bomb hit a tourist bus in egypt. it killed two vietnamese tourists. the bus driver and tour guide were also injured. the minister said the hand made device was hidden by a wall. this is the first attack on egypt and almost 2 years. >>> the mother of a college student who was killed by an immigrant living in the u.s. illegally has now taken in an immigrant. the mother of molly tibbetts have adopted a boy who worked at the same dairy farm as the man accused of killing her daughter. the family fled the area after hearing about what happened to molly tibbetts. her body was found in a cornfield following a month- long serve. -- search. >>> a y to crack down we'll tell you about some devices that offenders will have to install in their car. >> big changes at tesla. we will be right back. >>> the transportation agency held a public hearing today. they want to post parking restrictions on napoleon street. the road is home to many people li

apollo, gemini, and mercury, these guys. so this is something that has been going on historically at the johnson space center. and still being wrestled around. i have my opinions about what is going on today but i can't speak with authority on it. >> i would say that in reading your book, walter, i got the impression that here's a guy who learned how to play politics too late. >> i never learned. >> but didn't, were you, were you shocked to find out how much of a role politics played in being an astronaut? >> i was. i find even today, 30 years later, i still find myself resisting accepting the level that politics plays in corporations and other life. i'm much more of an entrepreneur gile. i have always believed that you do your best, and if is good enough, they recognize it, it is acknowledged, it has its own rewards, and i have always disdained the politics. now, part of the reason might have been that i was never any good at it. if i had been maybe good at politics, i would have more respect for it now in organizations. so

we flew mercury. we flew gemini, all of those spacecraft were tested on the ground by pumping in pure oxygen so that they could breathe, you know, after the pre-breathing , because we flew at low pressures. on the ground, because spacecraft leaks, you always pressurize about a pound per square inch higher than the ambient pressure. on the ground, they were at 16 pounds per square inch. outside, about 15. pure oxygen. now, for all the gemini flights, the mercury flights, no problems. but apollo, probably maybe due to the rush they were trying to do, the block one was a disaster anyway. and they pumped it up. we should have realized that you didn't have to put pure oxygen in that spacecraft. you should have put in a mixture anyway of oxygen and nitrogen , because anything will burn in pure oxygen as we found out in the apollo one fire. >> was there also any indication , anything of the case to be made for the fact that the contractors quit listening to the astronauts and said, we don't need your input a

it is to have to be freddie mercury.dam lambert has two of the original guys on stage with him. >> i think adam can do it. i think people want to hear it. i would go see it. >> i think he played with queen on his final, they came in and looked and said oh my god will you tour with us. >> let's get back to the news of the day. for a second day on capitol hill in washington d.c. we have been watching well-wishers lineup by the thousands as a say goodbye to former president george hw bush. the rotunda is open and people continue to come through to pay their respects to the nation's 41st president. >> reporter: the capitol rotunda is a busy but somber place. the public gets a chance to say farewell. the crowds continued to gather in washington. politicians, dignitaries and everyday americans hoping for one last chance to see the man they say represented a kinder gentler era of american politics.>> he comes from a generation of people that treat people like people. it is wonderful. >> i knew that he would always keep his word

"the mercury news" mapped the locations. at least five are being called hit and runs. >>> right now we are following the developing story, a live look at our big board. and you can see there, the dow jones up 99 points. the markets are close to being watched there as the federal reserve, which is expected to increase interest rates. that announcement is supposed to come within ten minutes. of course we'll let you know what happens as soon as it comes down. >>> and facebook back in the news. this time a controversy about who can see your private messages. >> scott mcgrew, it seems like facebook has a crisis every other day lately. >> every other day. in the past six days, laura, facebook has had three major controversies. that actually does work out to every other day. last week it was who can see your pictures. earlier this week the senate intelligence committee report that saysid russians used facebook. the "new york times" published an investigation that found facebook had granted certain companies broad access to your mes

the mayor of santa clara told the mercury news she has not heard from the raiders yet.ooking at lease agreements just in case the team comes knocking. this week a roller coaster of emotions for fans. a look at the drama that has unfolded since sunday's win over the steelers. >> the raiders win it! can you believe it! >> sunday's crazy and dean turned out to be a crazy beginning to a greater roller coaster a week. >> of her the same readers -- same rumor. >> after denied rumors of reggie mckenzie's release spin we will build the team back we will bring the raiders back. >> on tuesday the city of oakland filed a lawsuit against >> the city of oakland has been shabbily treated by both the raiders a mark davis. >> wednesday the team rescinded its $7.5 million offer to play in the coliseum in 2019, which of course led to rampant speculation on where they will play. >> all options are open. >> i think it's going to be easy to say put them in levi stadium. >> the resulting realization that christmas eve will likely be the final pro football game at the oakland coliseum. >> i s

according to mercury news, the man has been identified as 33- year-old tyler heart. police with respect called to a rainstorm of a man who tried to die by sue sued. they tried to use a it'ser, they had no choice, but to shoot. the man died at struggling with mental health problems for years. >>> police in napa released body cam video of a deadly confrontation that ended in the death of a man wanted for assault. this video does not capture the actual shooting, but the crime reporter henry lee shows us now, it shows us a struggle over the officers rifle. >> two shots were fired. subject down. >> you can't see it, but body cam video from a napa police officer shows he shot and killed molena with a rifle. police chief robert plumbeporti captions five days after had the shooting. >> i thought it was important that we provide a transparent component on what's occurring. we needed to get the message out there sooner as to what occurred. >> overs responded to reports that molena had assaulted a woman at an apartment complex. >> we had am guy putting his hands on my girlfrien

the "mercury news" reports kyle hart worked at frank s. green middle school. hart was in the backyard of his home in redwood city when police arrived. they tried tasing hart, he did not stop so an officer shot him. >>> today some possible help in the housing crisis in the south bay. san jose is set to vote on key changes to local rent laws. the city council will decide if duplexes will be included under the tenant protection ordinance. if passed thousands of units would be added. city leaders say there are more than 2,400 evictions without cause in san jose since 2010. the council will consider requiring landlords to accept section 8 housing vouchers. there are more than 4,000 applicants on the wait list. morng. heavy fog hanging across the bay area. live look from some of our traffic cameras. you can tell in some areas it's tough to see. fog cerlyross the bay area thisg and making our way to pleasanton. tom, seeing more fog behind you now. >> reporter: good morning, you guys. yes, coming into pleasanton just off 680 trying to find a safe place to pull off. we

he looks freakishly like mercury. >> you have to get the teeth right. >> quite a group. >> thank you so much nor joining us. that's it for the news at 6:00. see you back here at 11. ♪thisi'm gonna let it shine. ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪ >> hi, everyone. i'm lizzie bermudez. welcome to "bay area life," the place where lifestyles, interests, food, and entertainment all come together. there's so much to explore. on today's show, a v.i.p. tour around north beach. >> sotto mare -- it's the best fish restaurant in north beach. >> really? >> oh, yeah. >> then, helping others, one cup of coffee at a time. >> we've learned so much, and we're always learning about specialty coffee. >> plus, finding your free. >> we're appealing to a younger audience. we're reaching to the new generation so that cirque can continue to thrive in the future. >> and simple ways to deal with holiday stress. >> building yourself up strong as you work towards the holida

our media partner, the mercury news, shows he sent an e-mail to supporters to ask him to donate to his failed campaign by december 31st. he is under court order to cover the legal bills of the critics who headed a campaign to recall him that he handed down to a stanford athlete in an assault case. he became the first california judge to be recalled in a century. >>> an outdoor christmas display in concord has been stripped of its centerpiece. >> vandals made off with the decoration on monday and the homeowner wants it back.details. ♪ >> reporter: for 20 years, the weimanns have decked out their concord home during the holiday season. >> we do this because we love it d community. >> every year my husband says we're not going to put as much out and every year we put out more. >> reporter: there is a supporting he role to the peanuts gang right smack in the center of the front lawn. >> we just redid the characters. we keep on doing it. >> reporter: they bring much joy to the neighborhood. on monday morning, snoopy's dog house disappeared. >> i came out a few hours later and noticed wires

they tell the mercury the man was from india and worked for an indian company with a u.s. subcy dairy. they say he was forced to make payments and pay his own salary and threatened to be deported for not complying. he worked as a contractor for several u.s. companies over three years before being fired in the spring and told to return to india. that suit claims he's now suffering from mental anguish. the suit is also seeking compensation for financial losses. >>> this afternoon dozens of people are planning to protest outside an i.c.e. detention center in morgan hill. the rapid response network is behind this rally and they say they're upset over i.c.e.'s attempts to deny migrants due process. they say migrants were forced to wait five hours in i.c.e. vehicles without access to counsel. >>> also new this morning, it was just yesterday san francisco supervisors passed a measure to make city college free. but now we're hearing city college is gearing up to cancel classes. administrators say they may have to cut as many as a third of their classes in order to maintain their o

the mercury news mapped the locations. at least 5 are being called hit-and-runs. an accused thief is caught red handed in antioch. police say a neighbor called 9-1-1 after he spotted a man stealing packages off a nearby house. an officer was nearby and able to arrest the suspect. he was also able to return the packages. antioch police are now warning you to require signatures for your package or sign up for a drop box. and new video -- caught on camera in campbell. a special delivery, but not in a good way. a fed-ex worker threw a package toward the front door of a home. it hit the roof first, then fell to the ground before he placed it on the porch. amazingly, the homeowner says the package wasn )t damaged. fed-ex offered an apology, and says it will talk to the delivery man. the south bay will reportedly get a boost in affordable housing. the mercury news reports supervisors yesterday approved plans to build 6 new, low-cost housing projects. you )re looking at design sketches. supervisors also approved plans to renovate 3 other these are some of the design sketc

the mercury news reports highway 87 through san jose and interstate 680 in the east bay are topping the list of roads that would see the change. >>> a landscaping goats stolen from a self-pay farm, the owner says he doesn't just want them back because they are his. the goats are all pregnant. >> reporter: the thieves came in sometime after thanksgiving cutting the sock to this fence stealing a trailer and loading it with goats, all 60 of them pregnant and due in february. to brian allen, his goats aren't just animals. >> they are part of our family. >> reporter: so much so, many have names. and now ma missing. >> several are missing. >> reporter: sometime between november 25 and 20 -- 23rd and 25th he discovered thieves stole up to 60 of his goats, nearly 1/3 of the herd he uses for his business, green goat landscapers. >> the loss of about $10,000. first mobile family business is the big hit. >> reporter: the financial loss hits deeper. >> they are all pregnant. >> reporter: they were expected to give birth to nearly 200 goats and finally make his business profitable. >> a big setback

according to the mercury news, santa clara officials are making preparations justify in case the raiders want to share it with the 49ers. the mayor says they are looking at lease agreements and other documents. the city has yet to hear from the raiders' executives. they ended play at the coliseum next season after the city of oakland sued the team and the nfl over their decision to move to las vegas. >>> you are never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. take a look at the temperatures. east bay valleys, low to mid-40s. 41 to 46 degrees. let's see how the rest of the neighborhoods are dealing. upper 40s, low 50s around the bay. san jose, 46. 3, santa rosa. 50s around novato and napa. 56 in pacifica. ist is dry this morning. western span of the bay bridge from south beach. caution for the afternoon hours as the roads will get wet. your stops, mass transit stops will get wet this evening. breezy north of the bay bridge this afternoon. 10:00 is when it stafrplrts. steady rain moves in at noon and hangs on through 6:00. east bay, pretty cloudy up until 2:00. you can see aro

there's mercury y out there in skin lightening creams. we have found formaldehyde in products. >> this is stuff that you use to embalm the dead, yet they're in products that people are applying to their faces and their skin daily. >> pesticides are clearly poisonous. and it should be obvious to us that if they kill insects that they are going to have the possssibilityy of huhurting us >> in your kitchen cabinet, if you opened up the doors and you counted up all the tin cans in there, all of them are going to be lined with bisphenol a, unless they're labeled that say they're not. >> pcbs m might be in plastics, might be in cups, might be in containers that we put in our microwaves, might b be perfececy safe w when they are f first pun the shelf, but quite dangerous once they start to break down. >> what we have is chemical companies that have createdd prododucts that have contaminatd literally every livingng thing on the planet. >> i think that the corporations who are profiting from this really have run away with our system. >> industrial

the mercury news reports that the hike would amount to the average increase of $12.55 for pg&e customers on their monthly bill. pg&e told the public utilities commission that the increases have nothing to do with the potential liability from wildfires, including the massive camp fire in butte county. instead, pg&e said it would cover a variety of other items and expenses. pg&e customers could still be on the hook for further increases associated with the fires. the puc has to approve or reject them. >>> millions of people affected by the devastating campfire are not going away. this weekend, a bay area food bank is sending more than 25,000 pounds of food to the fire victims. rob roth shows us it takes a lot of work. >> reporter: talk about a beehive of activity. here at the san francisco marin food bank, dozens of volunteers were busy packing up apples and other fruits, vegetables and groceries. typically all of the food would go to those in need locally. much of these groceries are headed to the fire victims in butte county. >> we are sorting and boxing it take a boxful and take it to p

"the mercury news" reports supervisors approved a plan to build six new low-cost housing projects. these are some of the it design sketches. they also approved plans to renovate three other properties. total cost for the projects $123 million. with the latest developments, the county is committed to funding close to 2,000 new housing units. >>> san jose city council taking a big gamble on two tiny home communities. the city is approving a five-year pilot program to see if the tiny homes can serve as a bridge to get people off the streets while awaiting permanent housing. each site will have 40 emergency cabins built by habitat for humanity. one site is on marbury road across from the san jose flea market which is currently a vta construction yard. the other is a caltrans site at the intersection of highways 101 and 680. >>> a live look at mineta airport in san jose, where happening today, they're celebrating a milestone, and one lucky traveler will be a part of it. sjc this year leapfrogged oakland airport to become the bay area's second busiest airport of course behind sfo. sjc ex

fighter pilots the heart of a lion, the wisdom of the serpent, and the speed of thought of mercury. not only are these guys heroes but they are kind of like the they see themselves this way. they are not necessarily living up to it. the way they expressed this individuality was a big part of it. you want to be a lone warrior. have twoer recon pains carpets in them. do --ve a guy behind recon planes, fighter planes, they have two cockpits. you've got the pilot, a guy behind with you some sort of gun, maybe a camera for observation, something like that, and a lot of pilots did not like that one bit. i don't want another guy shooting the gun for me. and they are all guys. so what can i do about this? now, every nation was trying -- they had recognized the problem, if you mount a machine gun right in front of the cockpit you're probably going to shoot off your own propeller. this is bad news. one out of every 10 bullets would hit pellets. about one out of every 10 bullets would hit the propeller. that's a problem. even before the war started every nation has engineers trying to solve th

now the mercury news says the judge is asking for money to help pay his $135,000 in court ordered attorney fees. if no one pitches in, he will be forced to pay the debt himself. he has until december 31st to pay up. >> housing is a right! >> reporter: as we approach the midnight hour, they are still fighting to keep a roof over their heads. families are hoping to stop a plan to stop destruction of their apartment building. jean elle has this emotional debate at city hall. >> reporter: just emotional meeting continues. you can really hear a pin drop as members debate the future of that apartment building and the 20 families who live there. at this point, it appears the council is divided. >> housing is a right. >> fight, fight, fight scham>> reporter: they're trying to save their homes. protesters want the city council to turn down a developer's plan to turn 20 apartments on rock street into 15 town homes. each expected to sell for more than a million dollars. >> we're all going to find a new place. if not, what's going to happen? >> reporter: she and her family are one of many worried they

according to "the mercury news" the two were trapped in a house fire in san leandro wednesday. alameda county firefighters say a burning candle sparked the fire and the owners weren't home. in the end, they got the flames out and the pets out. >> always great to hear some great news. >>> starting out your friday morning at 6:10, here is a live look at 580 in dublin. no fog this morning. yesterday it was covered with fog, and now visibility is clear, and part of that reason why it's clear is because the winds have been kicking up, and that kind of scours out any chances of seeing any fog, and so right now, our winds still coming in at about 15 to 20 miles per hour, so as you get ready to head out, going to the pleasant hill b.a.r.t. station, it will be 46 degrees starting out this morning, upper 50s by early afternoon, another nice day ahead. vianey has been tracking the roads, only a few minor issues so far. >> just a couple. in fact that's what we're seeing right now. if i give you an overall look at the bay area, we have this one issue in the south bay and another issue near

our media partner, "the mercury news," reports perksy sent an e-mail to his supporters asking him toate to his failed campaign by december 31st. he's under court order to cover the legal bills of the critics who headed the campaign to recall perksy. following the controversial sentence he handed down to a former stanfor swimmer in a sexual assault case. perksy became the first california judge to be recalled in nearly a century in the june election. >>> the 21-year-old women caught on video trashing a san francisco restaurant during santacon turned themselves in. natalie alcantar and hanna bowman were booked for felony battery. they turned themselves in after seeing footage on tv. >>> the massive manhunt under way to catch a suspected terrorist in france and in central valley, the reason this teacher gave police for cutting a student's hair in class. >>> and the cool new feature netflix is testing giving subscribers a second chance to see their you know when you're at ross and you find their favorite hero at a price that makes you the hero? yes. that's yes for less. yes! with hot hol

and i went up for the original mercury selection. >> how far did you last in that? >> well, it got down to the last i guess 32 people. and i was one of the people through all the interviews sent out to -- went out to albuquerque to the big, what was the name of it? well any way. it was a big hospital out there. and loveless clinic. that was it. and we went through our physicals. now i just finished a physical today. but that physical was nothing like anything i ever heard of before. what they did to us was unknown to the medical profession. because they knew that they had guinea pigs. not only should we be in good shape. but they could go into an environment that was strange. they did things for background and for data. and i went through there. but when i got there. the next selection was to go on to down to a second group at wright paterson air force base for more tests and things like that. the doctor called me and said well, you're finished. and i said finished? why? am i not accepted? they said no. what's wrong? and they said you have a high bily ruben. too muc

, there was no debating the brilliance of rami malek‘s central performance, which brought freddie mercuryband for one hysterical queen. my own personal favourite film of the year was not a box office smash and if you missed it on its theatrical run, i'd urge you to seek out on dvd. it's called leave no trace, and it's directed by deborah granwick, who made winters bone. the tale of a father and daughter living off grid in the promise of the pacific northwest, this pitch perfect drama is as understated as it is overwhelming. dad! dad. on the documentary front, i was overwhelmed by they shall not grow old, in which peterjackson used cutting edge technology to breathe new life into 100—year—old footage from world war i. it's a powerful and humanist work, bringing us closer to those who fought in the great war in this, the armistice centenary year. looking forward to 2019, january kicks off with the uk release of the favourite, the oscar—tipped latest from yorgos lanthimos, which has already picked up a bunch of golden globe nominations, including best actress for olivia colman and supporting

they know that the president himself is very mercurial and difficult.chiefs of staff know they will have to hire personal attorneys. and the politics is foremost in th wpresident's mine aloh the mueller probe. if you put all of those things together, it is extra difficult for a candidate to say, gee, i really want to do this job. rajini: tough the moment for all of those things going on. let's talk about the other tough challenges facing e president at the moment. we referred in tha por report to the president -- the payment made by the president's formel lawyer micohen to two women. the president has tweeted that it was just a private transaction. how safe is that as a defense?we alexis: , what is interesting is that the word cru used is "defense," and that is the right destion because he has been named as individual 1. thidenot den s clear from the documents that he is that person. he is suggesting what th defense is -- he was what is descbed as making a personal defense, almost conceding that he had a relationship or had to make a paymentn order to c

these powders carefully to ensure they haven't been contaminated with substances like cadmium or mercury free to she is now taking lactic acid bacteria as well as the mushroom supplement and his therapist has told him which foods help to improve intestinal flora after just three weeks his digestion is now functioning normally again. harvey a lot of people ask me how i'm doing and now i can say everything's ok it's unbelievable but everything's ok this is. more research is needed into all the potential healing properties of mushrooms especially their potential use in cancer treatment but it's certainly conceivable that mushrooms contain hidden medical treasures. you know like wall and wet especially in freshwater with a temperature of between twenty five and forty five degrees celsius and if they're many of them they can make you really really sick. these are the culprits legionella bacteria lurking in our water pipes and threatening people's health. as they've done in this apartment building. the health authorities say the concentration of the bacteria here is fifteen times the permitted