next question. >> mo: what's a budget?what our budgets were like. >> chris: budgets? he didn't even know at a budget was. >> lydia: he probably never even thought about budgets. >> chris: no. >> lydia: no. >> chris: not for a second. >> anthony: how much is it? is it expensive ough? >> eric: oh, yeah. anthony: >> yeah. >> lydia: you know, the budget only stayed at a certain level, >> chris: it was greater. >> lydia: it was greater. >> faulkner: when i first started working on these shows, it is essentially it was a case and a half of beer per person. this has gradually changed over time. [ sighs ] >> jeff: we would carry 30 cases of equipment with us. >> helen: the strangest thing i've ever expensed? i can't really talk about it. >> faulkner: camera bodies, lenses for said camera, monitors for the cameras. okay, let me just see how many lines this is. >> josh: you can't necessarily get a receipt for the goat you just sacrificed. >>ef will cnn accept an endangered species receipt? >> faulkner: scrim-jim ks, clamp adapters.

chilly. >> mo: it is a long ass way down there, you know? like sydney, to christchurch, to mcmurdo station, to the south pole. you know, days of travel. >> anthony: my face hurts. >> mo: after this massive 60-hour journey and gets there and says -- >> anthony: it really is the ass-end of the world. >> mo: and walks away. >> interviewer: and that's worth 60 hours? >> mo: best line ever. [ shivers ] >> can you say that one more time tony? >> anthony: no. you're kidding me right? take two? we don't do take twos. no. i want to see one of those seals [ bleep ] a penguin. >> lydia: the show became a vehicle for him to meet some of his heroes. for him to kind of live out some of his own dreams. like some of his own, you kn, fantasies. >> anthony: i've had something of a multi-decade obsession with the congo. it's been kind of a personal dream if you will to travel the congo river. and now, for better or worse, i get that chance. >> steed: ere's moments in this series where watching ton truly experiencing something that's like life-changing. ♪ >> ly

emily jashinsky, sara fischer, and mo elleithee. emily, in this interview you will hear the foreign minister he sessionally -- essentially stick to the saudi story. this fistfight business, is this intensifying the media criticism of president trump for not acting more forcefully in this case? emily: we have seen an eagerness to use this as a way for president trump to tie this to some of the anti-trump forces' favorite narratives about him. so i think it reason we are seeing so much coverage of this, some of which i think exceeds the proportion it should be because there is an eagerness to tie it to some of the attacks on president trump. howie: the story as gruesome as it is is getting more attention in emily's view because trump critics can use this as ammunition against him. mo: i think it gets a lot of attention for a lot of reasons. it was a gruesome and heinous crime against a journalist. when across the globe you are seeing autocratic regimes target journalists who are critical of them more aggressively. that's a dangerous t

[laughter] mo! cut me a break, man.leithee: but, look, we -- on these threats to democracy, we spent a lot of time talking about what the administration can do, what the congress can do, we talked a lot about what the pentagon can do, what state and local officials can do, what technology companies can do. you're sitting in front of a bunch of young people who live in technology, who live in this world. what can they do as individuals? what kind of personal responsibility can they take to help protect our digital democracy? sen. warner: well, i think, you know, one, be smart about how you use technology in terms of realizing it can and will be used against you. do not believe any of the bull that comes from people that your votes and voices don't count because, frankly, you're going to have a lot more knowledge than me and most of the other people i work with. and, three, help us freaking figure this out. i mean, do not presume that just because, you know, especially somebody like you just because we're sitting up here

. >> mo: and things deteriorated quickly. >> anthony: where are the egg salad sandwiches? >> josh: they were in there. >> anthony: no, there were potato and egg salad sandwiches in there. potato, ham, and egg. you couldn't possibly have bungled that. could you? >> nick: what can you say? sometimes we [ bleep ] up. >> mo: it became frantic. >> anthony: i was effusively going on, and on, and on about

mo salah firing in his 49th in a liverpool shirt. sadio mane clock, a penalty given. mo salah converts, 50 up injust 65 matches. sadio mane within given a penalty of his own. penalised for handball. but the senegal forward good enjoyed his strike partner is on the score sheet. however his chance was to come again. this time combining with daniel sturridge. the second group c win and thanks to psg's jawed napoli, jurgen klopp‘s tingle top. a wedding in a reverse fixture what is them closer to the last 16. david domb, fixture what is them closer to the last16. david domb, bbc news. well tottenham boss, mauricio pochettino says his side will need little short of a miracle to get past the group stages after their hopes were dented by a 2—2 draw away to psv eindhoven. despite taking the lead in the second half, not for the first time in this season's european campaign, spurs paid for a late lapse of concentration. craig templeton watched this one. reporter: talked on the news as they lost in eindhoven to their champions leaguejourney lost

>> waiter: cheese mo-mo? >> anthony: cheese mo-mo?nthony: wow, everybody is smiling. >> darren: all right, here we go. that's excellent. >> anthony: yeah. >> darren: that's spicy. >> anthony: that is. yeah, i'm feeling that. >> darren: i feel it in the back of my head. >> anthony: it's enlightenment. it's your third eye opening, man. >> darren: i can't even tell what we're talking about i'm like so high from the altitude. >> anthony: morning in bhutan's capital, a kingdom that has existed contentedly in a state of self-imposed isolation for centuries. >> anthony: some form of buddhism is very much, "this life does not matter at all. it's about the next." now the other extreme -- "it's all about today, right now." the form of buddhism practiced here is the middle path. >> dasho: middle path. mahayan tantric buddhism. >> anthony: buddhists consider the next life. >> dasho: yes. and always it's your karma. >> anthony: and karma. >> dasho: whatever tragedy fall on you, death in the family, karma. it's all about an attitude. pick up and mo

mo farrah. # or we can be heroes. mo farrah. # just for one day.ending will rise by 7%, but core funding for welsh local councils is likely to be cut again. here's our wales political editor, felicity evans. in the dark clouds of rick said, unremitting pressure is on budget and increased demands for spending have made this the most difficult d raft have made this the most difficult draft budget yet according to the welsh government's finance secretary. but this budget is actually a more generous more than last year's. that is partly because of extra funding from the uk treasury. and partly because he has chosen to deploy some of his reserves. health is the big winner with an increase of more than half £1 billion. how much of that will get to the nhs front line does remain to be seen. the details of departmental spending plans will not will be published for another three weeks. all we get today's the naked headlines. mobile government which bears the response ability for delivering the local social services has been crying out for more help. on the

. >> way mo got the green light to start testing in five silicon cities. >> including los altos hills, sunny valley and mountain hills where amanda castillo is live tonight. >> reporter: the driverless testing we're talking about has already been in place in arizona for about a year now. but way know announced today it would be coming to california city streets, rural roads and along the highways in parts of the silicon valley. >> of an nearly ten years of testing in california, way mo workers took to twitter with the big news. it was just granted the first driverless test permit in the state of california. the dmv giving the go-ahead for the company to begin testing fully driverless cars on our state's public roads. >> i won the get in one yet. maybe like five years or so i could see myself if they keep progressing the way they have. >> waymo has driven across 25 cities since 2009. today you don't have to look far for the white vans tricked out with technology. >> waymo by my outside observation of the industry is certainly among the most advanced companies in this. >> reporter: sven

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the ven mo division saw a 78% increase no wonder the stocks surged $7.30 or 9.4%. star of the day other than procter & gamble do not take it from me let's check in with paypal's chief financialosis. hear more about the quarter and where the company is headed. welcome back to ""mad money"." >> hi, how are you doing >> i'm doing well. you had a standout figure this quarter. >> yeah, that's probably the thing we point to as the most successful thing in the quarter. that's an all time record for us we're at a rate that's over 30 million on an annual basis for net new activeles. you see our platform become more relevant we now have over a quarter of a billion customers on our platform >> well, you know what, i have to tell you, john, there was a time even maybe a year-and-a-half ago, our conversation would be how bad have you been hurt by ebay and separation i think it's probably getting to the point, i cannot wait until it's finished because of all the big deals you can do once you are totally disentangled >> yeah, jim, it's interesting if you look at our quarterly res

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give mo salah clear sight of goal, and this tends to be the outcome.er the break, salah struck again, and sadio mane completed the smoothest of jobs. far tougher tests await if they're to go all the way. in eindhoven, by contrast, it was an evening of toil for tottenham. toby alderweireld's mistake allowing psv to open the scoring. spurs were, though, the better side, and after lucas moura equalised, harry kane finished a fine move to put them ahead. but there was still time for a twist, psv snatching a late leveller that leaves tottenham's champions league hopes hanging by a thread.

mo farah wins a marathon for the first time, smashing a couple of records along the way in chicago.g. ufc‘s big night ends in a brawl in las vegas. and a double for dettori, who wins back to back arcs with his british horse enable. hello again. thanks forjoining us. in four games last season liverpool and manchester city provided 18 goals. today, the top two in the premier league couldn't manage one. but the leaders came close to ending their horrible run at anfield, asjoe lynskey reports. chanting inside anfield, this is where the energy comes from. it is an atmosphere that has intimidated manchester city. twice last season, they were dismantled here. even their manager admits playing liverpool brings danger. it was one of the most anticipated games of the year but the first half was an anti—climax. city slowed the game down and dampened the noise. it almost panicked liverpool into an unforced error. with his back to goal, sergio aguero was brought down but no penalty. city have not won in anfield for 15 years but slowly they were starting to show their quality. mahrez‘s flashing s

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known locally as mo, dewji is said to be worth $5 billion known locally as mo, dewji is said to be worth in tanzania. so his release has settled unease for many in the country, even if it still unclear whether a ransom was paid and while it's still unknown where the kidnappers are. two spacecraft on a mission to mercury have been launched by europe and japan. it will take the probes seven years to reach the closest planet to the sun. our science correspondent jonathan amos has more. the beginning of a very long journey. bepicolombo is setting out on a 9 billion kilometre trek to the inner solar system. this is europe and japan's first mission to the planet mercury and it'll be hugely challenging. where the joint probes are headed so close to the sun, it is as hot as a pizza oven. novel technologies must protect the spacecraft from the hellish conditions. scientists hope they will make a raft of new discoveries. mercury is an oddball, it has an oversized iron core that no—one has yet explained and surface materials that shouldn't be there in so hot an environment. our current theories of

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mo farah has won a marathon for the first time.s own british record during his victory in chicago in only his third attempt at the distance. patrick gearey reports. from track to tarmac, mo farah isn't slowing down. he is still new to road running. chicago was only the third marathon he'd ever run and yeti is already set a faster time than any european in history. of course o'farrell is used to leading the way. rhys britton‘s most successful track athlete with four olympic gold medals over distance but clearly he felt he wasn't running far enough so last year he moved to the streets. in london he broke the british record and finished third. since then he's been trying to push that pace faster. as with most of his career that means time away from home so the finish line in chicago was also the scene ofafamily line in chicago was also the scene of a family reunion with his wife, ta nya. of a family reunion with his wife, tanya. i haven't seen her for a little while, i've been in training camp for two months so i want to go back to lo

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how he does it, i don't know that mo farah... —— bite. —— but.rey reports. from track to tarmac, mo farah isn't slowing down. he is still new to road running. chicago is only the third marathon he had ever run and yet he has already set a faster time than any european in history. of course, he is used to leading the way. he is britain's most successful track athlete with for a levy gold medals. lucky, he moved to the streets. in london, he broke the record and finished third. the finish line in chicago was also the scene are finish line in chicago was also the scene are the family reunion with his wife tanya. i haven't seen them for a little while sub i want to go back to london and see my kids and spend some time with them. then think about what the next step is. hopefully, the world championships. 0ther hopefully, the world championships. other stuff, i'm not sure. his family might have to put up with not having him around for a while longer. he is planning to return to the olympics as a marathon runner. he will be 37 in tokyo that he has spent

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pl, making room for one mo at kensington palace. baby newfor britain's royal family as prince harry and his wife say they are expecting. ♪ welcome to our viewers on public sion in america and arou the globe. president trump says rogue killers could be responsible for the disappearance of the saudi journalists jamal khashoggi. he went missing two weeks ago after entering the saudiin consulatstanbul. y . trump spoke to the saudi king by phone tod is sending mike pompeo to the kingdom in search ofrs. after that visit, mr. pompeo. . -- he will stop in istanbul. from there, our correspondent reports. >> a interest the door where jamal khashoggi disappeared those ta , truth, the saudie investigators part of a joint , inquiry turkey, beginning today. it's almost two weeks since the journalist was last seen arriving at the saudi consulate. claims he was killed and pressureed have piled for answers. donald trump has finally spoken to his close ally, king salmon, who rejected the allegations,ma ane raised in idea that could ship the blame. >>

the mo kept going and ended up in a creek bed. the driver and all 1er passe died. four sisters were inside that imo celebrating the youngest birthday. >> it's a responsible thing getting a limoo they wouldn't be driving. four of your daughter's died. >> the ntsb is investigating the cause of this crash. investigators would not say if any of the passengers inside the limo were wearing a seat belt. >> tonight preside trump will hold a formal swearing in ceremony for brett kavanaugh at the white tomorrow justice kavanaugh takes his seat on the high court. after the senate voted to confirm kavanaugh on saturday, he was sworn in by chief justice john i rober a private ceremony. now voters are looking aad to the midterm elections and how they voted on this confirmation stillahead, tracie potts will have more on the political fall out on capitol hill. >> accusations that pope francis covered up allegations of sexual misconduct byheormer arch bishop of washington.he accused pope ancis. harris is accused of preyingn young priests. he has also ordered an investigation into h

bowers faces 29 counts, the mo serious killing people engaged in federally protective religious worship. that's the maximum death upon conviction and the u.s. attorney s will recommeking it. >> rest assured we have a team of prosecutors working hard to ensure justice is done. >> reporter: according to investigators, while bowas firing inside the tree of yn liagogue and again after he was arrested, said he wanted to kill jews. the fbi said he was armed with an ar-15 and three handguns like these and used them all during the rampage. ntis social media post with-semitic hatred including for a jewish organization that helps refugees, people bowers called hostile invaders. the site where he posted said it's been cooperating with thei. his post significant he knew thmeeting was happening and unlike cesar sayoc that plastered views on his van, they say bowers didn't say hate to them. >> nothing that would stand out. the terrifying thing is how normal he seemed. >> reporter: a loaner ow unto law enforcement before saturday. pete williams, nbc news, washington. >> reporter: i'm uriguel almaguer

we'll get you ready for everything you need to know all mo>ing long. ood morning, everyone. i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron everything you need to know starts with a look at the forecast and the commute. melissa is here with a look at the roads a rales. first up is chuck. >> thank you, sir. kind of a cloudy start outside this morning. temperatures areeally mild again. this is going to be one of the warmer first weeks in october in recent memory. in 2007 we had three 90 degre days i a row in the first week of october. we won't be quite that hot but,s boy, i going to be warmda again temperatures back in the 80s. they're falling apart. ere could be a sprinkle or two in the shenandoah valley this morning. i don't think we have anythin in the way of a rain chance. look at the numbers. 74 degrees in annapolis. 64leesburg,

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. >>> october route, the dow falls mo than 80 oh points, the worst decline in eight months. and the selloff was steep and sharp. >> tonight your questions answered. what driving the selling? is this a brief stumble or something more? and what doe m itn for your money, your savings and your investments? u're watching nightly business for wednesday, october0th. >>> and we do bid you good evening, everybody. investors with a memory know that october has ttditionally been kind to their portfolios in the past. well it's hapning again this october. and today was the worst so far. trades wasgly from the get-go. the opening bell dropped.tocks and the selling intensified as the day went. the dow saw the biggest decline since february. the s&p 500 recorded its longe losing streak in two years with more than half of the 500 stocks ion he index now in corre territory. meaning that they are down 10% or more from their most recent highs. the cause, there are plenty fears will rising interest rates. concern over trade as theno chinese e slows down. inflation and increasing cost pressures,

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known locally as ‘mo', dewji is said to be worth $5 billion known locally as ‘mo', dewji is said to bethan 22,000 tanzanians. so, his release has settled an ease for many in the country, even if it's still unclear whether a ransom was paid and what it's still unknown where the kidnappers are. a fireworks display in southern england is to be postponed because a beluga whale has taken up residence in the river thames. the whale, nicknamed benny, was first spotted in the river, near gravesend, east of london, on the 25th of september. the fireworks were due to be set off from a barge in the thames, but the local council says that benny's safety must take priority. you are watching bbc news. hello. for much of england and wales, saturday was a day of blue skies and sunshine. barely a cloud in the sky here in north yorkshire on saturday afternoon. as ever, there were some differences. western parts of scotland saw some mist, hill fog, patchy light rain and drizzle, and here's yet another contrast. with the help of the fern effect and some sunshine, aberdeenshire and moray saw temperatures a

we're talking about mo salah again today.oals in 66 games for liverpool now, he was on the scoresheet again as liverpool beat cardiff 4—1 to move clear at the top of the table. answering those who were questioning whether he could replicate the form of last season in this campaign. he now has four goals in three matches. sadio mane scored twice, xerdan shaqiri with the other. cardiff grabbed one, nothing more than a consolation. to round off a good week for liverpool who also won in the champions league. here'sjurgen klopp. yes, the goals are nice. but today it was kind of the right game because it woke us up, us and the opponent — gave us space so that we could finish the game off. so i am fine. and you've got a clean week — finally on top of the league for 24 hours at least? laughter my whole life i've always wanted to be top of league for 2h hours! so it's not too decisive, but 26 points are really good. our fans are being fantastic. they know we are up against it. we are limited. we only had seven subs today. so we are a

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