molson's ticket, okay.ing to be very abrasive or whatever. and i say, "i got this, bitch." and he walked me down. [ laughter ] he takes me to the first row right behind the net. i'm like, yeah, yeah, now what's up, now what's going on? [ laughter ] >> seth: okay that is -- you know we've only been on the show for eight weeks. that's the most canadian story -- [ laughter ] -- we've ever had on the show. that the molsons got you habs ticket. [ applause ] and there was a rude french usher, french canadian usher. so you were a staff nerd. and you sort of write about the analytics of baseball. did you know you were a staff nerd at an early age? >> my dad bought me a little professor calculator when i was 4 maybe and i read my first bill james book when i was, i would say 8. >> seth: yeah. >> so i think that would qualify as probably precocious and yes, i had that in me all along. >> seth: i was drawn to baseball i think at an early age because i liked the numbers as well and there's still like certain like -- i

what i've seen personally is that molson he was there. it's interesting because one was there as well. we saw with all these snipers were clearly not a part of the police the police units that had different weapons as well and they were fighting spilled from the window so awful to all ends well so far their belief in a pinch of this investigation is being held only by ukrainian security service is really nice folks go to one of the candidates was going to run for president in me to assume that the titles he agreed that this investigation both salty speaking could be over but more of justice. with the political middle the mother insisted the japanese people he trusted that there's a possibility that they wear bold in the massacre and ordered the snipers fired both sides. no they come to trust that this investigation group should include representatives from russia and other countries and it should be monitored by the international community judging by so many questions i think this investigation so to continue with real life. it's a necess

serco under contract from the home office described themselves as a residential center for women that molson he was held in yells word for three months back in two thousand and seven has a different name for the there's more than eight metal doors which each one is locked up behind you and the security cameras are everywhere your very strictly searched with security and your they act like you are a criminal. so it's not really a detention center or a processing center it's a prison this is christine case the forty year old jimmy can women he died here recently and this delegations that she was denied medical attention christine's death coincided with a visit from the un special rapporteur to tasked with investigating violence against women in the u.k. but despite repeated requests to visit yarl's wood the government denied her access . i was notified by the met by the director. that she had received a phone call that i would not be allowed to. she indicated that the call was from the highest levels of the home office the spokes person said a tour of yarl's wood was never agreed as part of th