>>> now, olivia newton john on her deathbed? her message to fans tonight. >> i thank you all for our wonderful love and support. >>> plus -- >> not the best night of my life. >> tiffany haddish sounds off after her performance. >>> we are rolling out the golden globes carpet with two people promising to bring the funny tnt. >> i don't sing. >> neither does bradley cooper. so you're in good company. hey! >>> ever wonder how they slim down for awards season? >> you can drop up to a pound aday. >> kristen bell. why she has her husband in tears. >> you're crying too. >> you sit down, young lady. >> this is "entertainment tonight." hello, and welcome, everyone to the beverly hilton hotel. we have news tonight on olivia newton john and the report that she has only weeks to live. >>> also news on the golden globe winner who's taking on one of america's biggest music festivals. >> the show begins today with andy samberg and sandra oh. >> just heard that lady ga go and bradley cooper are presenting. that lends itself to a quartet. a sing

newton was a really smart cookie. oh! is that where fig newtons come from? down. sorry. now, if "ma" equals "mg," what does that imply? i don't know. how can you not know? i just told you. have you suffered a recent blow to the head? hey! you don't have to be so mean! i'm sorry. (sweetly): have you suffered a recent blow to the head? no, you just suck at teaching. really? of those two explanations, which one seems the most likely? oh, god... sheldon, i'm trying to understand, but you're going too fast. can you just back up a little bit? all right. it's a warm summer evening in ancient greece... not that far back! okay! at what point did you begin to feel lost? i don't know. where were we looking up at the night sky? greece. damn it! there's no need to get frustrated. people learn at different rates. unlike objects falling in a vacuum, which...? "ma" equals "mg"...? squared? no. aristotle? no. five? oh! (wailing): then i don't know. why are you crying? because i'm stupid! that's no reason to cry. one cries because one is sad. for example, i cry because others

. >> straight ahead, wayne newton's new las vegas residency and this empire actress gets her star on hollywood. those sore uscen more in your hollywood headlines. >> we want to go outside and take a live look out at the city of san jose. we'll be right back. city and a special honor for taraji p. henson. farrah fazal (fuh-zahl) has your eye on entertainment. e lized on the . >>> welcome back. mr.las vegas starts a new residency in sin city and a special honor for taraji p.henson. >> the oscar nominated and golden globe award winner received the walk's 2655 star on monday. >> everything i do is for the positive forward movement of humanity. >> fellow hollywood walk of fames are john singleton and mary j. blige were on hand to help henson celebrate. >>> win newton kicked off his new residency at caesar's palace this week celebrating his sixth decade in entertainment. the crooner says the show wayne newton up close an personal allows hito interact with the audience in an intimate setting. it runs through may. >> and the late gregory hines is uron a u.s. postage stamp. tap dancers helped

. >> straight ahead this morning, olivia newton john sets the record straight on an upsetting rumor. >> and a preview of this weekend's golden globes. we'll have those stories and much more coming up. >> first, taking a live look outside right now. this is the city of san francisco. you can see city hall there. its dome is not lit up. they usually shut that off around midnight. it's going to be another chilly morning around the bay area. we'll be right back. >>> good morning, it's seasonable day. looking at the high temperatures for the day. 54 in pacifica; 58 degrees in los gatos. sixty in san jose; 55 in heyward. looking at the inland areas, 55, brentwood; 54, vallejo and 55, pleasant on. around the bay, 50s as well. 56, san francisco; 54, mill valley. cooler the further north you g.56 in ukiah and 52 in clear lake. >>> the friday morning drive is starting off with a major traffic closure. we have a traffic alert northbound 880. a lot of activity there and the investigation, we're seeing big delays building behind this and so use 680 as an alternate. they are diverting traffic off

report by tom newton dunn of the. selling newspaper in this country the sun embedded in iraq why did you. i don't attack many people in this book i certainly didn't attack tom newton don but it just happened when the beep when the british forces up to disappeared from their bases in basra it was three am one day in two thousand and six the only embedded reporter was tom newton don and i can be repeats his report without comment he regards it as some kind of a triumph for the western allies will judge himself but embedded journalism as a whole it's got to be done the it came out of the fiasco of media relations in the falklands war in one thousand nine hundred two they had to be a better way of doing things the newspaper owners the t.v. bus. and the enmity came up with the idea of attaching a small number of british troops a british journalist in the next war the next war was even see this is a conspiracy in response to vietnam because the vietnamese the reporting of vietnam so did destroyed people's beliefs in the vie

my guest hostess paul markham, director, newton investment management. see you this morning. when you read the data, and you look at day one of trading on areal markets, many people saying this was an engineered slowdown in china markets. how disconcerting is it for you to start day one with blood all over the screens? it is never good sentiment when we begin the year that way. if you think back 12 months, we started that you're strongly and it got weaker progressively. in some ways it is disconcerting , and it can set the tone. it seems we will need the de-reversal. by no means it signifies the rest of the year will be completely week as it has been this morning. manus: you maintain corporate governance along with this-based equity markets, was one of the worst performing indexes in the world. you have corporate governance overvaluation as being your concern. why is that, and do you think there is any merit that is this battered and bruised? paul: the first thing we should remember is that the chinese economic development story we are saying is one of t

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newton john has battled cancer three times since1992. her most reason diagnosis came just this past september. >>> this has been a long debate about whether newborns should undergo genetic testing. now some say it is a good idea. they were able to detect mutations which did not show up in the family's history ander discovg them early could help doctors get out in front of sees thes. despite the findings, doctors are not recommending the testing becomethe norm. >>> we're gearing up for the health and fitness expo. the dates are january 12th and 13th. we'll have the latest in health, fitness, nutrition, screenings. they'reee. all of it, by the way, all of is it free. >> plus,ou get o hang out for all of us. >> hey, we have some changes ahead in this cloudy weather pattern. >>> plus, crisi in the catholic church. and a change of power in the halls of congress and renewed calls for the impeachmentol >>>e say a suspectedye has more than 100 videos of women and girls.al , he recorded more than 60 other victims. many happened at the fair oaks m

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glad newton a prom and three other looking the see which is a conference of one times nine hundred forty meters it's a city encompassed by world. yes what was originally an inlet dividing the brahman tree from the mainland is now the main street the straddle with its marble paving. in the seventh century illyrians fleeing from that slab congress founded the city taking refuge on the safe top and building there the settlement of ragusa. little town is supposed to have been defended against the saracens by rhona one of charlemagne's noble knights the saudi his hand is the emblem of a free trading city with a charter giving it the right to help. the settlement was favorably situated with the harbor and access to the hinterland. the illyrians were skilled navigators and traders they sell the cargoes of their small ships to the people in the interior and those e m live from trade and trading has remained a speciality of the citizens of dubrovnik. over the course of centuries. together with the slavs settlement dubrovnik on the slopes of the hills opposite. conquerors and refugees now shad a c

ever the need to get here what you're trying to newton's of the to get temperatures this far below freezing can have drastic effects on people the homeless are at particular risk cities across the midwest have opened warming centers including police stations and roving buses for anyone seeking shelter from the cold the bone chilling weather has caused more than two thousand flight cancellations school and office closures transit delays and multi-car pileups on slippery roads even the u.s. postal service whose unofficial motto takes pride in all weather work has halted mail delivery in many places the polar vortex looks to be lingering through the rest of the week only then might it release millions of people from its icy embrace . with. temperatures are described as. she told us how authorities there are. extreme weather. well as we've heard they've been setting up warming centers a lot of the city's major institutions governments have been shut down for the past day through possibly also tomorrow a lot of schools the major universities have also closed down there were some dramatic picture

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cancellation comes amid the turmoil of the posh and us government shutdown a treasury secretary steve newton was to have been part of the u.s. delegation well. prince philip the husband of britain's queen elizabeth escaped unhurt when this guy was involved in a collision with another car landrover he was driving in overturned and there the royal estate of sandringham in eastern england the ninety seven year old prince was last seen in public at the wedding of prince harry and meghan mockers last may. not spin a ruler coaster for a week for british politics with the historic defeat of the prime minister's briggs a deal and then how government narrowly surviving a no confidence motion and heading into the weekend the situation remains in deadlock may we're presenting a plan b. next week so what's next for britain did a. short a sick fall some unexpected on says. london business as usual but wait isn't there something oh yeah breaks it for tonight of years now we journalists have followed the brits to debate parliament vote again and again and we spoke to an analyst after analyst and we still d

. >>> and what prompted icon olivia newton-john to take to twitter with a rare video? rumors that she's not denying. we'll have the details for you on that later in "the skinny." you're watching "world news now." ♪ ♪ ♪ let me hear your body talk ♪ let's get physical, physical ♪ let's get physical, physical ean impossible kitchen and bathroom messes with wipes and spray cleaners? try mr. clean magic eraser. just add water, squeeze, and erase. mr. clean magic eraser works great on burnt-on food in the kitchen. it's perfect for cleaning stubborn bathroom soap scum. even on glass. and it even removes four time, about the colonial penn program. here to tell you for your impossible kitchen and bathroom messes. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. alex, what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 a

shouldn't be ashamed to be in that space you just have to be there as much sunny video i mean i get newton some of my work sometimes i'm pushing like stuff. i've got control of you know i'm not going to let somebody else take control of my online image if it's going to be that is going to be mine. humor and irony are two important stylistic devices and cole likes to employ regardless of whether the topic is serious or not like in her video sloppy seconds. to my anything serious or specially problematic social problems but humaneness is a universal tool to you say that people can relax and then once people are so much more likely to get an understanding feel well. then cold certainly can't complain about not getting enough commissions and the british media are just as confident that her career will continue to blossom. and now rankin has invited meghan to take a short will through this area of north london where he lives and works. and calls not only a media artist you've also featured her on online and in your latest edition or upcoming edition of your magazine tell me a little bit more ab

occurred in norfolk, near the royal family's sandringham estate, on the a149 near the village of west newton. let's talk to our correspondent sarah campbell, who is outside buckingham palace now. just bring us up to date with everything we know. the news officially was announced by buckingham palace just before 6pm so just in the past hour, and to take you through the statement released by buckingham palace, they said the duke of edinburgh was involved in a road traffic accident with another vehicle this afternoon, he was not injured, the accident took place close to the sandringham estate and local police attended. the pictures you are looking at are the aftermath of the incident. we understand it took place on the 149 at approximately 2:45pm. buckingham palace has confirmed that the duke of edinburgh, who was 97, was driving the vehicle when the accident happened. somebody contacted the bbc anonymously before the news was made public and they gave some detail, they said they had been an eyewitness to the collision and ifi been an eyewitness to the collision and if i could read what they so

and i think jane newton small was right.hen she said that people start to feel this more, when we see more people calling off of work from the tsa and from agencies that actually impact the lives of americans and we see airports starting to be impacted, then the idea that this is a popular shutdown that the president is saying that people are happy will really blow up. it will be hard to sustain that, because people will see the impact of the shutdown and will see that workers are not happy to not be getting their paycheck. mick mulvaney was on tv earlier and said if this shutdown is not resolved by tuesday, people will not get their paycheck this coming friday. and i think if people start to feel this in their pocket books, they're going to be much more vocal about how much they are not happy with the shutdown and the myth that the president has been spreading about all these workers that are happy about the shutdown and want him to keep going. that will evaporate quickly and it will be much more untenable for this white ho

of newton advisers and chad morganlander of crossing advisers joining me to talk about that.pback some m&a news. do you think this move is for real >> mike, i think it's really helped momentum quite a bit but listen, it's been a 27% move in the last 12 trading days i caution investors to chase moves like this that happened so quick quick. if you put in perspective, it lost about 35% in four months. so we've actually regained about half of that just in the last couple of weeks. certainly good on an intermediate term basis but i think near term, it's best to let this consolidate and set a little bit i look at charts like the sbi and etf for biotech and my thinking is if it gets back to the mid 70s, that's really much more a risk/reward, better risk/reward to buying in chasing it here. >> a lot of ways to cut biotuec. some of the big names and then the smaller ones that maybe are in play for other reasons. >> yeah, you know, i have to agree with mark that valuations do look sectionally cheap and i think you could see underperformance in the short run and when you look six to 12

almost all of the 600 newtons have lost their homes in the fire. >> the time is 4:38. the national weather service confirms two tornadoes hit santa cruz over the weekend. maureen naylor spoke with a restaurant general manager who said that it was like an earthquake. >> reporter: this video captured one of two waterspouts on sunday around noon of the co cruz. the national weather service says that they eventually became tornadoes. one touching down on westcliff drive and the other hitting the dolphin restaurant at the end of the santa cruz wharf. >> i could hear the wind coming through. i could see sheet rock dust coming through the cracks in the ceiling. >> reporter: he was in the kitchen when the tornado hit. >> if i like an earthquake. it was really crazy. the roof, it lasted probably about 10 seconds, then we saw the roof fly off into the ocean that way. >> reporter: it is hard to see, but one man captured this video one part of the restaurant roof blew off. he said that the tornado tossed the picnic tables up against the wharf railing. thankfully, no one inside the

via newton seems ridiculous drama down. it's all about ok no i might show join me to meet the jetman fundy w. post. i'm skilled at the volume or that's hard and in the end it's a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers would lie and say. what's your story. on what i was and women especially of of victims. going to. take part and send us your story we are trying in all ways to understand this new culture. so you are nothing visitor not the guests you want to become a citizen. in so migrants your platform for reliable information. this is deja news live from berlin austria and germany brace for more extreme weather emergency crews are ready for as much as another meter of snow ball this is the death toll rises in the worst winter weather to hit the region in two decades also coming up the u.s. ambassador to germany issues a stark warning to german companies stop working on a controversial gas pipeline linking russia to germany or face american sanctions.

the accident happened on a busy a road close to west newton.is understood the duke was pulling out from a private driveway onto the main road when the collision occurred. >> the rover was on its side, the driver's side. quite a bit of broken glass.s. six ordinary c people helping. nicholas: emergency services were on the scene quickly. two women in the other vehicle were treated in hospital for minor injuries. the duke was unhurt, according to buckingham palace. both drivers took routine breath tests. both were negative. the duke returned to where he and the queen have been staying since christmas. it is 18 months since the duke retired from public life. although he is seen infrequentl, no he has remained active, spending most of his time either at windsor or sandra got the last time he and the queen were seen together at a formal occasion was at the wedding of eugenie last october. for all the stuff they have at their dispal, the duke and the queen both enjoy driving themselves when they areatn their privestates. and so it was in april of 2016

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. >> reporter: avid hikers jessica newton and porsche noticed black wom missing from the trails.ne from online to outside. >> black girls hike. >> yes, we do. >> why do you think african-american women, women of color stayed off the hiking trails? >> i think a lot of it h has to do wack of exposure. >> being outdoors wasn't associated with women of color, especially black women. >> a path of diversity, their uickly ing has grown across the country to 800, people of all ages, personalities, gender and even race. >> it's a neat chancer eople to unify and come over ourco on interests. it'slso about healthy living. f nearly half black women over the age of 20 have heart disease. ll >> we are r changing that concept of what an ndfrican-american woman doesow we maintain fitness and health in our community. >> by taking these steps they're showing beauty at each turn. >> representation really matters. i'm glad to have a lot of women who look like me. >> here it's about going the distance together. >> i didn't have ush me to o do it. that's my daughter. i'mt doing i now. it's not too te.

failing to turn away from deepening flood waters about an hour north of myrtle beach. 45-year-old wendy newton, and 43-year-old nicolette green were locked in the back of the sinking van and drowned. the two deputies were found alive, sitting on the roof. >> they were not able to get the van doors open and to get the ladies out. >> reporter: the families of both women want the men convicted. >> it wasn't a tragedy. it wasn't an accident. >> reporter: one of the attorneys for the two men says his client did everything he could to help the women. >>> now to an elite navy s.e.a.l. who has pleaded not guilty to war crimes. he says the evidence is coming from disgruntled s.e.a.l. team members under his command. here's abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman tonight. >> reporter: he'd been decorated with a chest full of medals, but today navy s.e.a.l. platoon leader eddie gallagher wore shackles. gallagher was a medic and a sniper, savoring lives and claiming them, as well, in the line of duty. in his arraignment today he pleaded not guilty to allegations including plunging his personal hunti

you know world a big part of newton's law and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made history media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. in twenty four you know bloody revolution to the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it just the lawyer here. with video of clue in the new bill is that i'm scrolling needed a little the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty fourteen. those who took. even this today over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these another call that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. welcome back to worlds apart with something solid but tarek minister of foreign affairs of mongolia minister go easier rare example in asia of a country that gets along with pretty much all its

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may, a sir isaac newton look-alike is also... ♪ ♪ this brian may. ♪ open your eyes >> reporter: cofounderueen, the iconic british rock band. rocket scientist by day, rock star by night. ♪ we will not let you go >> different kinds of rocks. >> reporter: bigger thrill, live at wembley stadium, or these photos of ultima thule? >> you can't do that to me. i'm happy to be here right now. that's all i can say. it's amazing. and the whole trip with "new horizons," it's such a privilege for me. ♪ new horizons >> reporter: may wrote this anthem for new horizon's fly-by of ultima thule. ♪ no one's ever seen before .> reporter: a tribute to a glimpse beyond our solar system. >> i didn't imagine that it could happen. >> reporter: and now it has, another one bites the dust. mark strassmann, cbs news, laurel, maryland. >> glor: nice. that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm jeff glor. i will see you tomorrow fr scramble to deal with the fall out from the government shutdown. >> san jose's mayor out of the hospital after a bike accident. why that comes with new dangers. >>> steph curry throws a f

this is good her protection would hold for everyone needs to get the pier one church germans to newton's of the to get to illustrate the effects of extreme cold a chicago based reporter through a couple of boiled water in the air. the water froze almost instantly and fell back down as snow. temperatures this far below freezing can also have drastic effects on people the homeless are at particular risk cities across the midwest have opened warming centers including police stations and roving buses for anyone seeking shelter from the cold the bone chilling weather has caused more than two thousand flight cancellations school and office closures transit delays and multi-car pileups on slippery roads even the u.s. postal service whose unofficial motto takes pride in their work has halted mail delivery in many places the polar vortex looks to be lingering through the rest of the week only then might it release millions of people from its icy embrace. has ventured out into the chilly streets of chicago and sent us this update. this is one of the most populous cities in the country and there's

you know world a big part of newton's law and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you long to be ultra rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need to remember is one one does not show. you know for two minutes one. and we're back with dr jacob frenkel had j.p. morgan chase international dr frankel so that the class of p

[applause] -- qe newton. and so now we see the emergence of black lives matter, and one of the points that occur to me almost immediately is that, is that the black panther party emerged as a response to police violence, right? the reaction was well, we have two policeur the police, which s really great during that time. because qe and bobby and those without. they had a gun in one hand, a law book in the other and they informed people who are being arrested about the right. this was pre-miranda either way. and that was great. within black lives matter emerges decades later and begins to focus on some other issues. good lord once said we cannot dash -- widgets you say? that's right, we cannot dismantle the masters house with the masters tools. so the black lives matter activists began to question the police and then the militarism. as a matter of fact we learned about the connection between policing and black and brown communities in this country, and policing of palestinians and occupy palestine. we learned

at reporter: in newton, massachusetts, crews use a combination of salt and brine to beat back nature'sth. >> we've still got two months left, so we'll pray that the snow gods bless us, and this is the last of it. >> reporter: it's rare for new york city to go without snow eetween november and january. st the city's five boroughs have not seen one day of measurable snowfall since november 15. the storm is now headed this way. a.ena. >> ninan: anxious to see what happens in 24 hours. kenneth, thank you. well, on day 29 of the partial dovernment shutdown, federal workers lined up for groceries at a food bank in washington, d.c. some are temporarily laid off. t hers are working without pay. president trump this evening proposed an immigration deal, attempting to break the stalemate over border wall funding. errol barnett is at the white house. >> i am here today to break the logjam and provide congress with a path forward to end the government shutdown. >> reporter: in an effort to bring an end to the longest government shutdown in u.s. history, president trump made another public plea fro

saying is that this should have gone further should have gone further i mean those two names follow newton first junior who's the nephew of reverend king reverend james i'm lawson's or near close collaborator with with dr king and is also a major figure in civil rights history you have the children of robert f. kennedy robert f. kennedy jr kathleen kennedy townsend. and that's just to name a few big names in this but what's interesting about m.l.k. and you've talked about this for years is that this was already his nation was already covered in a trial yes a lot of people don't know the and if you don't know this at home karada scott king and then and the family filed a civil suit in one thousand nine hundred nine i know a lot was going on against a man who claims to be involved in the assassination now a memphis jury ruled during the civil case that the local state and federal governments were in fact liable for king's death and representative john lewis and by the way a seventy year old civil rights icon who was march the first day said i think there's a major conspiracy there was a majo

we put the issues raised by this has to be about morales founder of newton diversity and steve malzberg t.v. host and political commentator this is a scene this is outrageous this is piggybacking on a study by the american psychological association which declared that masculinity is a threat it's harmful to society that is such a bunch of garbage i can't even begin to describe how much garbage it is. how dare joe to let be so presumptive as to have presumptuous as to imply that men are evil by nature i think they've done an amazing job i think in fact it's everyone focusing on the negative i think as a male brand they're focusing on the positives as actually always a lot of people that generalize men for being sexual predators awful being a negative and with the attitudes but in fact the ads from gillette is focusing on the positives that it's actually in fact some men out there doing the right thing by stopping things in the street stopping people from committing negatively the overwhelming majority of men by sure are going to do the right thing the men who don't are the minority and y

to that end i'm announcing today that we are establishing a new homebuilding program at the newton correctional facility in partnership with the nonprofit homes for iowa. this program will provide housing that is needed throughout iowa and will provide training for jobs that are in high demand, a win-win. [applause] .. [applause] to offer pell grants to current inmates this program is one of the successful in the country with more than 420 inmates participating earning an average gpa of three.five. i also met a group of iowans are working to bring a nonprofit organization called the other side academy to des moines. it is a two-year residential rehabilitation program that is an alternative to prison or jail. and it operates without government funding. [applause] we can do both. it sustains the programs and those are just two examples. and we can start. [applause] our constitution that takes away the voting rights forever of felons only two other state that has a similar provision and last november the people of florida voted to lift their band. through the power of clemency the governor can res

followed an official request for extradition what you wish treasury secretary steve newton says that the tree talks and the criminal charges are two separate issues but the chinese are not fulling for it they are calling it bullying you don't see daylight time the us is smeared in suppressed chinese enterprises and it's tempted to suppress the enterprises normal operations there is strong political motivation and maneuvering behind this. with fully a month to go for the end of the us china truce this is practically a sprint to find a solution but the chinese have always been firm on what they want but the u.s. has been sending out mixed signals will make significant progress at these meetings for miles and miles from getting a resolution and frankly. to see the president and as the little chunk or mr america is walking into this meeting with his head up then as being the winner the i.m.f. has actually lowered the growth forecast for twenty nineteen and us corporate sectors are actually already feeling and suffering from a trade war bloats and it's not going to be just apple i think t

host and political commentator and joe and bob and maracas founder of newton and diversity how dare joe let be so presumptive as to why presumptuous as suing apply that men are evil by nature and boys are evil by nature and need them to lecture to us to us males otherwise they get to turn into homophobes it and beat people up and rake people and abuse people this is. not a complete disagree and think it's absolutely fantastic that focusing on the positives that actually has a lot of people that generalize men for being sexual credit is awful being a negative and with the attitudes but in fact the ads from gillette is focusing on the positives that it's actually in fact some men out there doing the right thing presenting it as if the majority of men are being stopped and by these these few good men who somehow overcame their masculinity at birth and they've developed into the the keepers of the bad majority of men who are masculine the overwhelming majority of men by name sure are going to do the right thing why is that a bad thing to highlight the best way the best version of yourself w

an legendary academics no other university in the world has produced more nobel laureates darwin a newton a famous among its alumni the beautiful buildings along the river cam emblematic of britain's claim to academic excellence but can it maintain its reputation greg hannan has his doubts his cancer research laboratory is one of europe's leading facilities heavily subsidized by britain and the e.u. funding from brussels alone amounts to ten million pounds of cooperation with the european partners is key to its success the prospect of visas and settlement restrictions makes britain less appealing to researchers. half of all of our research staff is drug from europe and if you can imagine an impact on that talent pool would not have to be very large to significantly weakened us as a research organization. top research is always the result of collaboration especially on a european level. access to findings of case studies lab results until shoes samples is vital a loss of such networks would be a bigger blow than losing subsidies researches here say. patients in the u.k. could suffer becaus