more mummies than an egyptian pyramid. i know some found it hard, but how hard?iety had made me believe that that was such a bad thing. i will need to travel. palma, here we come! and see if our mums think we have changed anything. i remember my mum sat me and my brother down and she asked if i was embarrassed by her. people will say to us, "oh, it is so easy for gay couples now compared to what it used to be, you know. you are totally accepted." we're not! if, 20 years later, some parents still struggle with coming out to their children. i don't know any other gay couples that had a dad that has two kids from... a separate marriage. yeah. i feel bad if they were being bullied because of you, do you know what i mean? i think that's the hardest thing. that's the guilt. hello? hi. well, it isn't raining outside. this is my mum, susan. do you want a tea? or you could have my new drink, raw, organic, unfiltered cider vinegar. it's very good for you. absolutely not. no chance. and this is the house where our family grew up. my mum moved in here with gerrie 17 years ag

however, if a mummy bites you, all you turn into is some schmo with a mummy bite.e a zombie, that's been eaten from the waist down, you, sir, have no leg to stand on. good boy. here's a cookie. oh, thank you. hey, fellas, what's going on? mummies and zombies again. oh, they're not the same thing. you get a cookie, too. thanks. guess who picked up his new car this morning?

i love that basically you are saying the plot of the mummy is a metaphor for hollywood. some point. hollywood loves familiarity, no question about it. america in summertime nearly always yields a super hit and this year the one that can claim that title is the big sick. it's the first us romantic comedy to have a muslim—american leading man. it's a film that entertains, as it breaks new ground. i have to tell you something. i've been dating this girl. she's white. a white girl?! the big sick is based on the true romance of pakistani—american actor, writer and comedian kumail nanjiani. it follows his courtship with his future wife, his parents‘ efforts to force him into an arranged marriage with other women and his wife—to—be‘s grave illness. it's co—written by nanjiani and his real—life wife, emily gordon. it's a blend of tragedy, humour and cross—cultural interaction. so, 9-11. i've always wanted to have a conversation with...people. you've never talked to people about 9—11? in many ways, kumail is like the lead in any other american romantic comedy. if the film helps t

i do wonder if the rock was in this mummy it might have done better.ocal cinema and asked some moviegoers what they think. what do you think about the fact that there are so many franchises and sequels in cinemas right now? i think it's a little bit lazy. it seems like lately that's the only thing coming out and i want to see more creative content. things like girls trip have been really interesting to me, so i want to see more of that next summer. if you were in charge of hollywood, is there one change you would you make that you think would make blockbusters better? make it so that women feel more impacted by it and maybe racial diversity within blockbusters. i think that might widen the span. do you think people have franchise fatigue? i think mainstream america does not, but those who actually appreciate cinema and what the movies are or used to be, definitively yes. has there been any blockbuster this season that has delivered for you? no. there just isn't really a lot of enthusiasm there. that's the thing. even with us talking about spider—man: h

more mummies than an egyptian pyramid. they laugh see, it's just good to find a joke.letting it get to you or whatever. i don't think i remember anybody staring at us i think we just, i mean, we were so oblivious to that sort of thing, because it wasjust ourfamily. yeah, i was just there for the food. i wasn't. .. getting a free dinner, cannae beat it. you were such a fat pie. jamie laughs but, no, i don't think... i don't remember hearing any whi5per5 or hearing any... no. like, tut5 or anything or... aye, nothing like that. it was normalfor u5. there was no, like, all looking around, "is anyone watching us?" do you know what i mean? that was our normal. we were out for dinner. "let's go out for dinner, let's not care what other people think." i also really liked how mum and gerriejust held hands and... aye. didn't care how people saw them. and that's the way it should be. i feel like there's not enough people doing that. what, holding hands? yeah. if you're expecting me to hold your hand right now you've got another think coming. come on! nope! they laugh no, but! kn

mark extracts teeth from the mebrak mummies to add to his samples from the other caves.ldenderfer: this one was very hard because it has much flesh keeping it together. narrator: for the teeth that are difficult to extract, he plays dentist to the dead and uses a rotary tool to free the tooth from the 2,300 year-old mandible. the teeth go to christina warinner's lab at the university of oklahoma. it's a highly sterile workplace, built to protect ancient samples from the modern dna that surrounds us. warinner: there is dna everywhere. every time you cough or sneeze, you're putting dna into the air. so if we want to be able to recover this very ancient and degraded material, we have to get rid of all of that extraneous dna as much as possible. so we conduct this work in special laboratories that have highly filtered air. we have ultraviolet radiation built into the ceiling to sterilize the room in between uses, and we wear these tyvek suits, which help keep our dna in. most people, when they see them, they're used to seeing them in context of people in epidemics trying to

. >>> climate change could be threatening the mummies.lean researchers are asking for more money to collect the humified remains. they want to expand the museum. the mummies need to be kept under specific conditions to prevent deterioratideterioratio. reportedly, they're being affected by a bacteria caused by increased humidity. >>> they're moving on. prince george's county choir are headed to the next round of "america's got talent." wowed voters and voters making us proud. so you can watch damon and his choir on next tuesday's live show here on nbc4 at 8:00. >>> chuck, they were amazing. >> yeah, they were. they know how to sing over there in prince george's county. sound like a million bucks. got a million dollar forecast coming for you today. bright sunshine, nothing to worry about weather-wise for today. but what's left of harvey will have a big impact on the beginning of our holiday weekend. share that part of the forecast with you in a minute. >>> it's so hard to believe but today marks 20 years since president death of princess di

i love that basically you are saying that the plot of the mummy is a metaphor for hollywood.ck to life at some point. hollywood loves familiarity, no question about it. america in summertime almost always have a hit and this year the one that can claim that title is the big sick. it is the first romantic comedy to have a muslim man as a leading man. it brea ks muslim man as a leading man. it breaks new ground.” muslim man as a leading man. it breaks new ground. i think dating this girl. she is white. it is based ona this girl. she is white. it is based on a true romance of the pakistani actor and writer and comedian and follows his courtship with his future wife, his parents‘ efforts to force him into an arranged marriage with other women and his wife to be's grave illness. it is cowritten by him and his real—life wife. it is a blend of cross—cultural interaction. i've always wanted to have a conversation with... you've never spoken to people about 9—11? he is like the lead in any other romantic comedy, that it aims to destigmatise muslim americans in the eyes of the public.

. >> she was just a very kind mummy. >> we couldn't get enough of her. she was wonderful.cause she was human. >> a light has gone out. >> it's going to be a terrible void in everybody's lives. >> all that she lived for, to live in us. ♪ >> it was a fairy story that everybody wanted to work. at the age of think you're prepared for everything. and you think you have the knowledge of what's coming ahead. i will fight for my children. on any level, in order for them to be happy and have peace of mind to carry out their duties. >> she was the people's princess. and that's how she will stay, how she will remain. in our hearts and in our memories. forever. >> her sons have spoken out quite a bit over the course of the past year, unveiling a lot more about their mother, and they said when this all happened they felt like it was a moment where they had a choice, either this was going to break them or make them. and it was the desire to carry on her legacy that kept them going. >> and they said one of the things for them was their last phone call, they hurried off the phone with the

. >> he talked about the stamina needed to accomplish the zero gravity stunt in "the mummy." >> you just don't know what's going to happen. >>> and police confirm that a female stunt driver has died on the set of "deadpool 2." >>> and chris pratt, his life since announcing his split from wife anna faris. >> there was no wedding ring on his hand, but chris had a big smile on his face, as he accepted his teen choice award. earlier in the day, he was seen taking his 4-year-old son jack to church. >> you guys going to church today? >> are you inviting me there? >> you're always invited. >> and miley cyrus, a last-minute no-show. >> unfortunately, miley couldn't make it here tonight. >> and then she posted this explanation on instagram. i had every intention of being there, but i krcreated an unrealistic schedule for myself. the 24-year-old went on to plug her new song, but said it will be dropping this friday. thankfully, adam levine made it to the show, receiving the decade reward. >> our sixth and final album is coming out in november. i'm joking. we're never going to go away. >> that's go

if you think of things like the mummy and think, was i ever bored? no.nk a character was ever properly three—dimensional? no. was it fun while it was on screen? yes, it was. it's a movie that seems to be based around an understanding of, there is a thing that tom cruise does. you can like or dislike tom cruise, but there is a thing he does which is he can do that... that big slightly crazy smile and you buy into it. again, i thought it was enjoyable fun. detroit is a movie with such substance and so much going for it, and in the case of american made and logan lucky, not lucky logan, they are fun but they won't stick in the mind like detroit will. one that will stick in the mind is the one you will pick as the best one. dunkirk, have you seen it? i haven't, and it's high on my list. you need to see it in imax if possible. it is an overwhelming experience, it's christopher nolan. he is such a great champion of film. i saw this in imax 70 millimetre. the interesting thing is, it's very complex. it is three time structures, one week, one day, one hour. all

i rang them and i said, "mummy, i'm going to be stepping in at the wigmore hall." "oh, i really wish we could go, but we're going out for dinner." my dad called me again and he said, "i'm sorry, treasure. you're going to have to forgive mum for this one." next month, she'll be back taking cloaks and bags in that cloakroom. chi chi izundu, bbc news. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm leah boleto. coming up tonight: liverpool win the first leg of their champions league play off in germany. maria sharapova is back — she's been given a wildcard pass to the us open. coming up, england at edgbaston preparing for their first day/ night test match and trying to get to grips with a pink ball. hello, welcome to the programme. let's start with the champions league this evening because liverpool take a 2—1 win and those important away goals over hoffenheim in germany. well, with all the details, here's tim hauge. forget the smiles. it's philippe coutinho leaving liverpool? everyone wa nt

if you think of things like the mummy and think, was i ever bored? no.properly three—dimensional? no. was it fun while it was on screen? yes, it was. it's a movie that seems to be based around an understanding of, there is a thing that tom cruise does. you can like or dislike tom cruise, but there is a thing he does which is he can do that... that big slightly crazy smile and you buy into it. again, i thought it was enjoyable fun. detroit is a movie with such substance and so much going for it, and in the case of american made and logan lucky, not lucky logan, they are fun but they won't stick in the mind like detroit will. one that will stick in the mind is the one you will pick as the best one. dunkirk, have you seen it? i haven't, and it's high on my list. you need to see it in imax if possible. it is an overwhelming experience, it's christopher nolan. he is such a great champion of film. i saw this in imax 70 millimetre. the interesting thing is, it's very complex. it is three time structures, one week, one day, one hour. all intertwined. if you have

discussed the stamina needed to complete his most recent on scene stunt, the zero graffiti stunt in "the mummy." >> you just don't know what's going to happen. >>> and police confirm that a female stunt driver has died on the set of "deadpool 2." broken, shocked and devastated. >>> and chris pratt, his life since announcing his split from wife anna faris. ♪ call me a believer >> i would not be here without the ease and grace i have in my heart without my lord an savior jesus christ. >> there was no wedding ring on his hand, but chris had a big smile on his face, as he accepted his teen choice award. it seems faith in god is what the actor is turning to in the midst of his split from anna. earlier in the day, he was seen taking his 4-year-old son jack to church. >> you guys going to church today? >> are you inviting me there? >> you're always invited. >> and miley cyrus, a last-minute no-show. >> unfortunately last minute, miley couldn't make it here tonight. >> and then she posted this explanation on instagram. i had every intention of being there, but i created an re we reached out to miley's

i said to her, "mayumi, your mummy is here, you don't have to cry anymore." smile. it was her last smile. onjanuary 3rd, 1958, mayumi died. by 1958, we knew you it was caused by chisso, also chisso knew it was caused by waste water pumped into the bay by the factory. they tried to hide it. my second child is shinobu. she contracted the minamata disease in the womb. i didn't think it was possible. but three months after she was born, i noticed something was wrong with her. shinobu is now 59 years old. in 1959, chisso corporation offered some consolation money. human life cannot be replaced by money. fujie sakamoto remembering the terrible effects of industrial pollution. remember you can watch witness every month on the bbc news channel or you can catch up on all our films along with more than a thousand radio programmes in our online archive. just go to bbc.co.uk/witness. and next, when us forces dropped the world's first of atomic bomb onjapan at the end of the second world war, shintaro ohita was a young doctor in the japanese army. on the day the bomb fell

oh, and how'd they pull off mummy taylor's look?the same makeup artist behind ryan reynolds' "deadpool." >> because she is dead. ♪ >> it took five days to shoot the music video. they started planning in january and shot last may. the nod to hiddleswift, with these t-shirts, well, that was a total surprise. >> i just want you to know that is the first and only time you're ever going to see me in a crop top. i had no idea that's what i was going to be wearing. >> taylor's backup dancer todrick hall told "e.t." online's denny directo, swift came prepared. this was her first major choreographed dance scene. >> we have had a lot of experience, taylor and i, dancing at the club, so i knew she had what it took, but we didn't film it that many times. she just killed it. >> taylor pulled out all the original outfits to recreate her personas. "shake it off's" ballerina, the ringmaster from her "red" tour, even the silver sequin gown she wore when kanye stole the mic at the vmas. the styles are all on display at the taylor swift experience. tr

transformers five and pirates of the caribbean five and mummy.erts say 2017 will be the first summer below 4 billion at the box office since 2006. don't cry for me argentina. billy. come on. bill ynz and you're complaining? hm. >> those movies. >> not resonating with audiences that could mean 300 blilon in lost revenue right there. beyond that the r rated comedies this summer there were five of them only one girls trip performed beyond expectations. >> experts take this will be the lost in the box office since 2006. >> i noticed. >> they're all remakes and reboots and expanded movies. >> i deposit contribute a dollar to any movie this summer. >> here's what we contribute to, two days away from zip trip finale, friday, september 1. starting us off at 6. alley sent and holly joining us on 7 and rest of the crew. >> and then those stragglers come on in. >> they'll get there when they get there. >> we'll all be at the national hash on until 11 a.m. come in and celebrate. i don't know how i feel about this. >> it's friday you'll be fine. >> >> are we

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so when reggie comes he is like mummy. you were competing at an early age?out this big. yes. i started when i was ten, a little older. these are some of the girls who train with toni now. hello. how is it going? it is good to see you. i have missed you. of course. how long did you guys work together? 18 years. do i have to call you dame? yes, please. thank you. toni minichiello has worked asjess' coach throughout her whole career. guiding her progress from promising schoolkids sprinted to multi event champion. jess is expecting her second child. herfirst, reggie, was born two years after super saturday. having won gold in london and facing the prospect of becoming a parent for the first time, many would have decided to call it a day. having a son, having to balance life more, how did that change your life? everything had changed. i had all those emotions of not wanting to leave my son and going back into training and not being at the same athlete i was before. i think in my mind i felt like i was going to step back in and it might take a few weeks to get bac

i rang them and i said, "mummy, i'm going to be stepping "in at the wigmore hall."re "going out for dinner." my dad called me again and he said, "i'm sorry, treasure. "you're going to have to forgive mum for this one". next month, she'll be back taking cloaks and bags in that cloakroom. chi chi izundu, bbc news. and before we go, if a visit to the dentist fills you with dread, then spare a thought for this poor sumatran tiger at a zoo in denmark. he'd been dealing with a bad tooth for a long time, so the zoo called in the animal dentist. unsurprisingly the tiger was heavily sedated before the surgeon put her hand in its hugejaws. more on that and all of the news any time on the bbc website. thanks for watching. it's very quiet on the weather front out there right now. lots of clear weather. there's a bit of rain on the way. it's just about approaching ireland, western parts, and through wednesday some of us will be getting that rain. before that happens we got a chilly start of the day. robust. in some rural areas in scotla nd robust. in some rural areas in scotland

if you think of things like the mummy and think, was i ever bored? no.hile it was on screen? yes, it was. it's a movie that seems to be based around an understanding of, there is a thing that tom cruise does. you can like or dislike tom cruise, but there is a thing he does which is he can do that... that big slightly crazy smile and you buy into it. again, i thought it was enjoyable fun. detroit is a movie with such substance and so much going for it, and in the case of american made and logan lucky, not lucky logan, they are fun but they won't stick in the mind like detroit will. one that will stick in the mind is the one you will pick as the best one. dunkirk, have you seen it? i haven't, and it's high on my list. you need to see it in imax if possible. it is an overwhelming experience, it's christopher nolan. he is such a great champion of film. i saw this in imax 70 millimetre. the interesting thing is, it's very complex. it is three time structures, one week, one day, one hour. all intertwined. if you have been a fan of nolan since memento, you know

i rang them and i said, "mummy, i'm going to be stepping in at the wigmore hall."alled me again and he said, "i'm sorry, treasure. you're going to have to forgive mum for this one." next month, she'll be back taking cloaks and bags in that cloakroom. chi chi izundu, bbc news. finally, the main news again. president trump has been widely condemned by senior republicans and others for his latest remarks, repeating claims that antiracist demonstrators share the blame for violence at a white supremacist rally in west virginia. well, we've got a bit of rain on the way on wednesday, particularly across western areas of the uk. but at the moment out there, it is dry. a lot of clear weather. and also quite nippy, particularly across northern areas of the uk. in the countryside code temperatures will be down to the single figures. perhaps 5—6. even on the south coast, about 8—9. but that is in the countryside. here is wednesday's weather map. here is a low pressure approaching. that is going to upset western areas. but the morning could look sunny for many of us in the east

i rang them and i said, "mummy, i'm going to be stepping in at the wigmore hall." my dad called me again and he said, "i'm sorry, treasure. you're going to have to forgive mum for this one." next month, she'll be back taking cloaks and bags in that cloakroom. chi chi izundu, bbc news. many congratulations to her. let's look at the weather prospects ahead. it is very quiet on the weather front out there right now. lots of clear weather. some rain on the way. it is just about approaching ireland. the west. on wednesday, we could see some of our rain. the people some of us. chilly in rural areas in scotland, around five degrees and singledigit figures in other areas as well. this is the low pressure that is going to upset the weather in western areas on wednesday. here is the rain coming through. here is the clock, eight o'clock. you can seejust through. here is the clock, eight o'clock. you can see just getting into northern ireland. just bridging on northern parts of wales. by the time we get to the afternoon, many of us are still under the sunny skies, particularly

i rang them and i said, "mummy, i'm going to be stepping "in at the wigmore hall."." my dad called me again and he said, "i'm sorry, treasure. "you're going to have to forgive mum for this one". next month, she'll be back taking cloaks and bags in that cloakroom. chi chi izundu, bbc news. and before we go, if a visit to the dentist fills you with dread, then spare a thought for this poor samatran tiger at a zoo in denmark. he'd been dealing with a bad tooth for a long time so the zoo called in the animal dentist. unsurprisingly, the tiger was heavily sedated before the surgeon put her hand in its hugejaws. more on that and all the news on the bbc website. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i'm @bbcmikeembley. thank you very much for watching. well, we've got a bit of rain on the way on wednesday, particularly across western areas of the uk. but at the moment out there, it is dry. a lot of clear weather. and also quite nippy, particularly across northern areas of the uk. in the countryside temperatures will be down to the single figure

let california try it and i hope i hope it works i don't think it will but why does california and mummy alabama have to have the same rules for everything in this is this is this this is the story that the twentieth century and now twenty first everything is federalized folks we're not there's more deplorable is out there than the democrats thought ok. their program their doctrine of inevitability is going to take a lot longer than they thought but if we can break up some of this federalization let different states do different things we're just never going to agree that guy if you think raising wages doesn't drop demand for something in your right i just find a million disagree with that i don't know how we get around that other than saying let's states do it themselves david answer the following question how do the democrats how can they win in the midterm elections next year what's their strategy ok chuck schumer seems to have woken up a little bit we'll see if he keeps his word what do the democrats have to do it's a two part it's a two part answer and i think it's not to be any gre

mummy. north korea vows to bolster its nuclear arsenal in response to tough new u.n. sanctions the latest on this edition of politics. politicking on larry king on saturday the u.n. security council unanimously approved new sanctions to punish north korea sanctions which include a ban on coal and other exports after the hermit nation's recent ended continental ballistic missile launches the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley color resolution the single largest economic sanctions packaged ever leveled against north korea in response north korea has vowed to increase its nuclear arsenal and promised revenge against the united states was. latest which is the trumpet ministration and the u.n. go from here we'll talk about it with robin c.e.o. brian he's the former u.s. representative to the u.n. general assembly during the george w. bush administration he was also foreign policy adviser to governors mitt romney and scott walker during the presidential campaigns and he's the author of while america's slept restoring american leadership to a world in crisis he joins me

the first major statue of lee was like a mummy lying down.chest in the college, the chapel of the college that he was president of in retirement. sort of appropriate. his cause was over. he was dead and so was the idea of secession and slavery. but then he stood up in the next series of statues and eventually rose to the symbolic might of at equestrian sta statue. >> there's an iconology of what that is a supposed to symbol ize. he was in there in your face about the confederacy. what does that mean to you about what's in the president's head? >> i don't think he knows that much about history. i don't think anything is in his head except people didn't like his first statement. that's my political view which i'll try not to dwell on because i'm supposed to talk about the statues. i don't think he gets it or knows the difference between history and memory. i don't think he understands the nuances. >> but that's dangerous. >> it's highly dangerous, not only should we have maybe a week ago discussed whether she is statues are so offensive to so m

the most touching moment for me at least and i think for millions of people was that card that said mummy it was heartbreaking, wasn't it? written by william and placed on top of the coffin. and that sight of william and harry walking behind the gun carriage was incredibly moving. and people who never knew her were sobbing their hearts out. it told you something about diana that she reached out to ordinary people in a unique way. >> the young princes, william and harry, still remember that day, of course. and the pain of losing their mother as they told us in 2007. >> straight after it happened, we were always -- there's not a day that goes by that i don't think about her once. >> it still upsets me, not that we didn't have much of a chance as children to sort of spend time with her. >> there was someone else at the funeral who was also close to diana, someone few recognized. dr. haznat khan. >> he was very upset by it and quietly came to the funeral. there was an element of what could have been, for the two of them. >> maybe he was her one true love. >> she was certainly in love with him

horticulture experts say mummy berry disease could cut the crop by more than a third. >>> this weekendnd i and sue had the honor of taking part in the taylor family foundation's day in the park fund-raiser. ♪ >> it was hot out there. let me tell you. i think it was like 106 degrees. that did not stop people from opening their wallets and giving mun, and also me having a very vacant look on my face. i swear i was just concentrating. they really picked the most flattering pictures of us. >> it looked like you were concentrating. what's important is they raised more than a million bucks for a cause that sends children to w.h.o. have chronic and life threatening diseases and illnesses to camp every summer, and their families arably to send them to that camp for free because of the generous donors you see on your screen. >> such an important thing for those kids. so important that we are part of it and we're so happy that abc7 -- >> we have been sponsoring it for years. a nigh thing to do, and we're so glad to be part of it. >> we're back in 90 seconds with the seven things you need to know

discussed the stamina needed to complete another onscreen stunt, a zero gravity airplane scene in the mummy reboot. >> i feel it when i'm doing it. just physically draining doing that. you can't prepare for it. and you just don't know what's going to happen. >> tom is expected to be out of commission for six weeks, which variety reports could delay shooting on the top gun sequel that is set to premier in the summer of 2019. tom has been ordered to take it easy while he recovers. so also up in the air are interviews tom planned to do to promote his new movie, "american made" out next month. >> the united states drug enforcement administration. >> cruise plays a pilot working for the cia. >> welcome to bakersfield. >> the 55-year-old actor, who has his pilots license did his own stunts for that movie as well. >> three, two, one, action! >> this is behind the scenes footage of tom actually landing a plane in a suburban atlanta neighborhood. tom told us he has learned to embrace the fear. >> it's not like i'm -- you don't feel that that fear. it's just it doesn't stop me from doing it. i kind o

. >> horticulture experts say mummy berry disease could cut the crop by more than a third.farming is down this year. >>> okay, this weekend, mike and sue and i had the h taking part in the taylor family foundation's annual day in the park fund-raiser. park fund-raiser. ♪ >> i love this little girl who's jumping above our abc 7 bug. i was there, and cheryl jennings and mike, of course, and dan ashley. a bunch of us from abc 7 had a few tables helping support the cause. people opened their hearts and wallets to bid on auction items, and boy, was it successful. we were concerned because it was so hot, but 500 people showed up and they were opening their wallets yesterday. abc7 new, a proud partner of the taylor family foundation. that foundation sends kids with chronic illnesses and life threatening conditions to camp. the families don't pay a dime. they get to enjoy a time, as they say, where they can just have a good time, not think about their troubles, and just play like normal kids. >> be as normal as possible, whatever normal may be. absolutely, and enjoy it, relax. i li