in austria one man set out to chronicle the history of the staple earlier this month the so-called pan am opened its doors amuse him. solely to bread twelve hundred exhibition pieces allow visitors to digest nine thousand is of bread history now there may be many ancient artifacts inside it but the pan am is packaged in a rather futuristic design. this futuristic building is the fulfillment of one man's story. this tiny room a museum located in us to near the austrian city of leeds and it's dedicated to one thing right. it's a vision of the austrian vegetarian in. his company but rather the next millions. this is his trip to bright. for putting else was gone but he still had bread you could live no matter how bad things were. throughout history the moment there was no bread people knew it was over that's what's fascinating about bread it's. always had his heart set on an unusual building for the museum. for some visitors the oven god shaped conjures up images of baking. on kind of reminds you of a bun cake tin but it's not quite right off so. it also kind of looks like bread while it's br

she tells us her parents met in hawaii when her father flew for pan am. her father, arthur, was 95 years old. he served in the navy during world war ii and trained as a fighter pilot. >>> "abc7 news" has confirmed 69-year-old linda tunies died when flames engulfed her home in santa rosa. her daughters said she could hear smoke alarms blairing in the back ground while talking to her mother on the phone. christina hanson's family members have confirmed with abc 7 that she died in the fire. the tubs fire destroyed her home and hanson relied on a wheelchair to move around. so many people are gone because of this tragedy. >>> tonight, about 400 people remain unaccounted for in sonoma county. in mendocino county, the fires have burned eed 34,000 acres. ukiah high school has been closed all night, but volunteers have been gathered there to unload cases of water. crews are chopping down unstable trees to prevent further wildfire flareups. firefighters battling two fires, eight people have died, 8,000 displaced, but the situation is changing day by day. that is re

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she tells us her paren met in hawaii when her father flew for pan am. her father, thur, was 95 years old. he served in the navy during rld war ii and trained as a fighter pilot. >>> "abc7 news" has confirmed 69-year-old linda tunies died santa rosa. engulfed her home in her daughters said she could hear smoke alarms blairing in the back ground while talking to her mother onhe phone. christina hanson's family members have cfirmed with abc 7 that she died in the fire. the tubs fire destroyed her home and hanson relied on a wheelchair to move around. so many people are gone because of this tragedy. >>> tonight, about 400 people remain unacunted for in sonoma county. in mendocino county, the fires have burned eed 34,000 acres. ukiah high scho has been closed all night, but volunteers have been gathered there to unload cases of water. crews are chopping down unstable trees to prevent further wildfire flareups. firefighters battling two fires, eight people have died, 8,000 changing day by day.ituation is that is really the y, the changes are so important in t

they met in hawaii with her father flew for pan am. her father arthur was 95 years old. arthur served in the navy during world war ii and trained as a fighter pilot. >> linda tunis is confirmed to have died. her daughter said she could hear smoke alarms blazing in the background while talking to her mother on the phone. christina hanson's family members have confirmed she also died in the fire. the tubbs fire destroyed hanson's home. hanson relied on a wheelchair to get around. this morning about 400 people remain unaccounted for in sonoma county. >>> hundreds of firefighters remain on the front lines. some are getting a much-needed break after working more than 24 hours straight. eric thomas has the details. >> reporter: there are still priorities before these weary firefighters can sleep. make sure the tools are maintained for the next day on the line. then eat and try to stay awake while gobbling it down and only then can they -- >> get as much sleep as possible. >> reporter: justice is part of a crew that spent 36 straight hours fighting the atlas fire. they were ass

. >> pan am flight attendants were iconic. >> did she fit the bill?bringing back these from around the globe. >> indonesian, african, chinese -- they came from everywhere. i thought she was a smuggler, which made it even more exciting. >> what?! >> are they just silly trinkets... >> is there a big market for beads? >> there's a big market for beads. >> this is the real deal? >> this is the real deal. >> ...or historical treasures worth a mint? >>thedalai lama? >> yes. [ gavel bangs ] >> bidder 561 is for $11,000. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ]

who navy veteran who flew for pan am pictured here with their daughter. >> it's going to be a long and challenging process adding up all the damage as well. we captured the video of a firefighter going door to door recording damage with the help of an ipad. this is in the hard hit coffey park neighborhood of santa rosa. >> perhaps the center piece of the tragedy is that neighborhood there. our sky ranger overhead this afternoon. hundreds of homes destroyed. this neighborhood right off 101 represents about 5% of santa rosa housing. all gone in a matter of hours. but there are stories of heroism and faith within the community. nbc bay area garvin thomas in the neighborhood this hard to find a silver lining but you did. what do you have? >> reporter: well, raj, the silver lining no matter how big the fire is it has to stoop somewhere here on randen way this is where it stopped. the house at 1704 completely gone. but the rest of the block, well it still stands. now, it wasn't a change in wind or weather that stopped it. it was wayne. wayne sims has lived in his coffey park home 29 years he

she tells us her parents met in hawaii when her father flew for pan am. her father, arthur, was 95 years old. he served in the navy during world war ii and trained as a fighter pilot. >>> "abc7 news" has confirmed 69-year-old linda tunies died when flames engulfed her home in santa rosa. her daughters said she could hear smoke alarms blairing in the back ground while talking to her mother on the phone. christina hanson's family members have confirmed with abc 7 that she died in the fire. the tubs fire destroyed her home and hanson relied on a wheelchair to move around. so many people are gone because of this tragedy. >>> tonight, about 400 people remain unaccounted for in sonoma county. in mendocino county, the fires have burned eed 34,000 acres. ukiah high school has been closed all night, but volunteers have been gathered there to unload cases of water. crews are chopping down unstable trees to prevent further wildfire flareups. firefighters battling two fires, eight people have died, 8,000 displaced, but the situation is changing day by day. that is re

. >> reporter: pan am flight 103 went down in a blazing fireball. >> anthony: libya meant a bad place where a comical megalomaniacal dictator was the absolute power. nobody in libya, however, was laughing. >> reporter: reports of explosions. >> reporter: clashes between rioters and security forces. >> anthony: in 2011, what was previously unthinkable happened. the libyan people rose up and fought for their freedom. >> reporter: heavy battles raging around the libyan capital. >> anthony: they fought like hell. >> reporter: the rebels are about to force gaddafi's complete departure. >> anthony: and they recorded the whole thing on their cell phones. [chanting "libya"] ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, ♪ ♪ >> anthony: it's amazing arriving here after all you see on tv these days that libya is in fact functioning at all. but it is. the fountains across f

. >> reporter: pan am flight 103 went down in a blazing fireball. >> anthony: libya meant a bad placehe absolute power. nobody in libya, however, was laughing. >> reporter: reports of explosions. >> reporter: clashes between rioters and security forces. >> anthony: in 2011, what was previously unthinkable happened. the libyan people rose up and fought for their freedom. >> reporter: heavy battles raging around the libyan capital. >> anthony: they fought like hell. >> reporter: the rebels are about to force gaddafi's

. >> constant for jordan fisher, for me, is that i am a massive fan of disney. i have a peter panshoulder. >> it's peter pan. >> i am thrilled about the night. >> you guys don't have any days off. any injuries so far? >> no. yeah. >> we both get sick. i was a gymnast for a long time, for a decade, and i have destroyed my hips. i've got tendinitis, i've got a bad right knee, a bad shoulder. >> you wouldn't be able to tell by how this 23-year-old dancing in this just released music video for his song "mess." >> i cannot believe you have all those injuries. you cannot tell. i'm shocked. >> good. >> we try to hide them. >> we do we do. you should see me get out of my car. it's not pretty. >> jordan also says on top of all the rehearsals, he also goes to a physical therapist three to four times a week. >> he told me he had no injuries. >> coming up, our thursday throe bag with viola davis. >> looked like cleo pat ra on stair roids. >> then, why miley's covered in pup puppies. >> then james corden on baby number three and how demi lovato is helping drug addicts. >> i started out a patie

so i took the pan am to new york to jfk and there were about nine loads of people waiting in line to get through customs. jim and i get in there. i have to call the office. tell them we're delayed. i said i have to call "newsweek" because they're holding the magazine open. they've got the full staff there and it's on a friday, friday afternoon. i call them and i said, look, i don't know how long it's going to take. they said, don't worry, when ever you get here, the lab is open, everything, all the editors are here. i remember walking down this hallway. jim was on the phone. it was like a dead-end hallway and i looked through the hallway and see this customs officer with a gold braid sitting at his desk. i tapped on his door and said i'm terribly sorry to disturb you and i told him the story about just returning from jonestown. jim and i were trying to get back to the office an they're holding "newsweek" magazine open to do this. he goes, oh, my gosh, go get your friend, get your suitcases, bring them to my office right away. i ran to jim, he's still on the phone, jim, come on, let's

that is why i have the pan. i am touring now. ——. bubble. e. do you miss strictly? i think after likely winning we didn't expect to win last year. i thought now was the right time to leave and follow my childhood dream of musical theatre. ryan absolutely loving it, but i did watch it from my sofa last weekend andi watch it from my sofa last weekend and i was —— iwas watch it from my sofa last weekend and i was —— i was absolutely loving it. that was the time i went... i wish i was there. the judges have different personalities, you both made reference, bruno has an extraordinary energy in that line—up. people will be thinking how does that work? when one of them is missing, the chemistry. he has not missed a show in 13 years, that is quite incredible. you would think at some quite incredible. you would think at some point she would be ill or whatever. do you think the chemistry will be different? there will be a different energy. he is the crazy one. the crazy italian who is always standing up and sitting down even during the dances when you

. >> constant for jordan fisher, for me, is that i am a massive fan of disney. i have a peter pan gymnast for a long time, for a decade, and i have destroyed my hips. i've got tendinitis, i've got a bad right knee, a bad shoulder. >> you wouldn't be able to tell by how this 23-year-old dancing in this just released music video for his song "mess." >> i cannot believe you have all those injuries. you cannot tell. i'm shocked. >> good. >> we try to hide them. >> we do we do. you should see me get out of my car. it's not pretty. >> jordan also says on top of all the rehearsals, he also goes to a physical therapist three to four times a week. >> he told me he had no injuries. >> coming up, our thursday throe bag with viola davis. >> looked like cleo pat ra on stair roids. >> then, why miley's covered in pup puppies. >> then james number three and how demi lovato is helping drug addicts. >> i started out a patient there. >>> professor mars den in the wonder women, luke evans >> i hate being a failure. >> okay, but isn't losing your license because you took a drink worse? >> that's a sn

degree nelson peltz has won >> my whole malta ambassadorship -- have you seen the -- >> it was in the pan amapers the one that led to the panama papers disruption. >> is that what you have been working on the whole time? >> yeah. yeah >> now it all comes into focus >>> coming up -- yeah. where else let me think there's that new place they're flying to. maybe they -- coming up, "squawk" goes to space retired astronaut and international space station commander scott kelly joins us we're going to talk about -- look he is talking about it right now. something big. something universal. the future of space exploration. the battle to fund private trips and why he wants more chocolate pudding, chocolate pudding, up there. we head to break here's a look at some of the biggest players in space exploration. "squawk box" will be right back. i've been thinking. about thinking. i mean, think of all the things that think these days. thinking planes. thinking cars. thinking phones. businesses are thinking. factories are thinking. distribution plants are thinking. plant plants are thinking. even your toaster

i am going to pan to the left to show you another section of flames here, it's hard to see because it'syond the trees, there is a lot of fewer, it's hard to see at night but there is a lot of smoke coming from this location, we are going to keep an eye on this all night long and bring you any updates as they become available. >> thank you jr, take care, we will be back to you throughout the night. >>> the weather is continuing to be a major factor in what is ahead for this fire fight. our chief meteorologist has an update. some of the fire crews were talking about the problem created by the smoke inversion layer and how that was hampering the ability to make water drops. >> they cannot see the power lines on the ground. it's not safe for them to fly overhead when there is a smoke inversion, it means that smoke from the wild fires hang low at night. in the morning when the sun starts to rise and heat up the atmosphere, the warmer air sits on top of the cooler valley area, it acts as an inversion, when we have an inversion, the warm air caps on top of the cool air and it treps the smoke a

thousand and nine to tell the african-american story this my historical framework that's who i am but as a pan african is is very important to preserve the cultural legacy of all african people and people of african descent around the world because so many lies and false narrative have been told about one of my favorite martin luther king jr quotes is somebody told a lie one day and they couched it in language and those lies are built on euro centrism and anti blackness and they've been used as an excuse for racism for economic suppression for police brutality and overall violence against black people i want to switch gears a bit let's talk about. why a lot of people by his actions in the actions of other n.f.l. players who are protesting during the national anthem i want to talk about the united states code it doesn't even require us to stand during the national anthem so what do you say to those who are people so upset. i think people are upset because in this instance here is a black man taking control of the narrative and is very creative ingenious this silent little peaceful protest cause

to see that continued environmental impact from the flames, burning miles from where i am standing take a pan. there is a smoky haze over this mountain range. as the fire grows. 271 acres. helicopters carrying buckets of water to release drop points it is a welcome sight. flames are burning to the north, west and east and steep terrain. accessible along roads. much of the land is scorched. flames are still burning outside homes in the 1600 block of gunz road. structures have been destroyed. 150 are threatened. 900 firefighters from around california and beyond are using heavy equipment and hand tools to carve out a fire line. containment is at five percent. water drops of been suspended for about an hour. it does not seem like much, but the flights are crucial to gaining the upper hand in the firefight. the problem, a drone operator launched in a no-fly zone. all air jobs were suspended for safety. until the drone was cleared from the area. officials say the loss of an hour of air support is crucial.>> as you can see the trenton picked up about the same time the air operations were canceled.

pan involved in the scandal. >> oh, but he tweeted to all, i am not george papadopoulos.am in greece visiting my mother so today has been kind of surreal to keep up with. he later tweeted no more new notifications. ah, could you just imagine being -- >> the wrong guy. >> i'm just hanging out at the acropolis. >>> next to gossip from john boehner about president obama. politico magazine. he recounted a moment he shared with the president six years ago saying i'm smoking a cigarette and they bring me a glass of merlot and here's a president drinking iced tea and chomping on a nicorette. >> asked if he ever saw president obama sneak a cigarette he responded no, no, no, no. he is scared to death of his wife. scared to death. >> and the former president admitted as such as well. >> gave a speech to the united nations i believe in 2013 where he said that, you know, he hasn't smoked in six years because he's scared to death of his wife. >> he's scared of a few things, kim jong-un and michelle obama. >> there you go. >>> so it is halloween. so here are some costume hits and misse

. >> that money is going to insurance come pans to lift up their stock price. that's not what i am garden yesterday, mr. trump, seemed to endorse the bipartisan deal. >> lamar has been working very, very hard with the democratic colleagues on the other side. patty murray is one of them in particular. and they're coming up and they're fairly close to a short term solution. >> hours later in a speech at the heritage foundation, the president seemed to change his tune. >> i continue to believe congress nus fimust find a soluo th providing bailouts to insurance companies. >> last night the president tweeted. any increase in obama care premiums its the fault of the democrats for giving us a product that never had a chance of working. some republicans will argue that this deal simply props up obama care a law that many of them believe is destines to fail. but they have also been unable so far to pass a replacement. so for now, there are millions of people who rely on the stability of these individual insurance markets. >> nfl owners got together for their annual meeting in new york and t

i am so proud to have this every single day. this panute are your parents, going to multiple stores when this is available taking pictures. >> well, it is funny because they are still in the boxes.>> so, with our family everyone likes different things. you are at the point where you might be balancing three different meals. >> for me, my husband and i eat the same thing. my youngest daughter eats whatever but my five-year-old is being picky because they have that independence. they just want to make their own decision. >> how do you get him to eat vegetables?>> so, i have not had the struggle. we have been lucky with them but i think incorporating them into their diet when they were young and not making it a chore. also, get them to cook with you. there are studies that show they are more likely to try food that they help make. >> you say you're not great at basketball but i saw you this summer with a nice dish. >> there it is. that was all luck. >> did you play sports growing up? >> i ran track and field. i also through the shot put and

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am sure you have been watching. the history is being written as we see it i suppose. how do you think this is going to pan out?k up on the last comment from james reynolds, one thing seems to unite everyone, that is for civil obedience. how long do you think that will last? well, i mean, i think it could last a long time. one of the things you need to take into account is that separatists make up about 40—odd % of the catalan population. i would say the people who really want — feel spanish as well as catalan, 20—approximated percent. shall we say in small—town catalonia, majority of the territory, separate independents are dominant. ican territory, separate independents are dominant. i can see civil disobedience being a big problem for the spanish government. of course the spanish government. of course the spanish government seem to want to be able to draw a line under all of this by holding new elections on december 21st, presumably they‘ re confident that the vote will go towards a party that wants a united spain. do you think that can be achieved? do you think the elections could draw a line under it?|j ac

and patrick sedillo, if we can just pan to the right, we can see flames in another part of this valley right now. if you're wondering where i am is the northeast section of sonoma valley. as the crow flies, we are a couple of miles from the historic downtown sonoma square. in fact we're seeing some massive flames up there on the ridge right now, about five miles from where we are. sadly, embers from this fire, according to firefighters, have caught several homes on fire. we witnessed that in the last hour over on castle road, we saw several homes burning. there were some firefighters just monitoring the fire, monitoring that house fire, and keeping watch on other properties in the area. but the real firefight is on the front lines here in this wild land fire. smoke and flames, i think we might be showing that video right now. smoke and flames from this one particular home on castle road, just pretty incredible. and firefighters again were telling everyone, as far as telling us that we just needed to back off. we certainly did. as far as folks who live in the area, people who live in the area, we have come across several people

a pan european level, where there is an open skies agreement and there is a national level, at bilateral level and i have worked very carefully with the airlines and with all those involved and i amly will aviation continue, post—2019, but that everyone will want aviation to continue post—2019. the european competition law would no longer apply after brexit, how would he propose to allocate airport slots, by auctioning or in some other way? well, of course, the big question around the expansion of heathrow airport particularly and the slots, that will be a matter for the governments to both negotiate, and i happen to believe that right at the top of our priority list for the allocation of slots, something we have committed to and something we have said about the proposed expansion of heathrow airport is that we reserve slots for regional productivity. can he tell us how many staff there are in the department for transport with expertise of negotiating aviation deals and how many are working on deals as we speak? good question. well, i have a big team that is experienced in dealing with these things, because across the world, mr speaker, we have bilateral arrangements with countri

if you believe that life is made up of a pan balance, and if you did more good things than bad things that somehow that will get you into heaven, i am to say you will be tragically mistaken on that final day. there's only one way you go into heaven, and that is receiving and believing that it is god who saved your sins and that he is who they say he has. the writable thing when you read -- the remarkable thing when you read the bible, every archaeology find that has ever come forward has home proved the authenticity of the bible. [applause] here in this magnificent city of washington dc, very soon you in november, we will see open the museum of the bible. and the museum of the bible, there will be artifacts that will be so encouraging to show us the truth and authenticity of his word. the great josh mcdowell said that the greatest tool he has ever had for evangelism has been the use of the torah scrolls. once people see the torah scrolls they know for themselves that the bible is true. so to go back to the biblical ,istory, god shows abram brought him to israel, the messiah was born, and mankind has had that chance to respond. maybe

am angry and voting no." mark: professor, you mentioned brexit, and i'm standing here in london. can you give us a view on how you think this whole brexit process is going to pan? mean, itno, but i doesn't seem to be headed in any productive direction. an op-ed i wrote shortly after the vote saying that prime minister may had written one of the most cogent analyses before the vote saying that we have no idea what we are voting on and what the costs are, and she seemed to have completely forgotten that once she became prime minister. . don't see where this is going the idea that you would throw the economy into turmoil on the basis of 52-48 nonbinding resolution seems crazy to me. , weie: professor thaler have to leave it there. we didn't even get to ask if selena gomez called to congratulate you. this is bloomberg. ♪ is this a phone? or a little internet machine? it makes you wonder: shouldn't we get our phones and internet from the same company? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you get up to 5 lines of talk and text at no extra cost. so all you pay for is data. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or unlimited. xfinity mobile. a new

interesting part and i am sure jon has covered, the interesting part is in the connection with the father and of mental illness the father had and the criminal history of the father. as that pans more, that will speak to the genetic side. the forensic side looking at the particular shooter in concert with the fact when they spill out his computer and his phone, they see who we is calling and websites he was visiting with respect to motivation and what inspired him. jon: i wanted to add on one level, how can you say, of course he is abnormal, mentally disturbed, he did something like this. you have to see that it was someone who may calm, rationale calculations about how this was going to unfold to put in all of the pieces necessary to achieve his warped objective. you have got mental instability to make somebody wanted to do that yes, but you have somebody functioning at the same time. paul: a sociopathic personality. charlie: thank you for joining us. we will be right back. stay with us. ♪ ♪ charlie: ed sheeran is here. three years ago, the "new york times" called him an unlikely pop star phenomenon. he has not only established himself as one of the biggest pop stars in the w

panned not delivering on them. >> one more, sarah. >> i will skip around. >> -- roll out comprehensive plan on iran, and we also know the president feelings about decertification. what i am not clear how you see the connection. how is decertifying iran nuclear deal lead to opportunity to negotiate when all of these other issues that you have with iran, exporting terrorism and cybercrime? >> will not get ahead of president's announcement on this but he will make that later this week. we'll be happy to take more of those questions after that announcement is made. >> sarah, president he have referred to the liddle, bob corker again. i'm wondering if the white house continues to work or continues to plan to work with senator corker's team to -- a law that gives oversight to the iran accord you already don't like? are you working with him to change that law? are you still willing to? >> we're certainly willing to work with anybody that wants to come and put forth real solutions to be part of those solutions and not part of the problem. charlie? >> specifically on iran, you are? >> we'll be happy to work with all parties bettering the american people. if he wants to be part of

am appeared to look through this volatility. investors had to think about the market and do not want to get caught buying a position to early. the way i see this panning is i do not think catalunya has a mandate for independence. less than 40% of the electorate actually wants independence, so i do not think that is a mandate. mandatereally it is a to have negotiation and to push for further autonomy for the region, which ultimately would not be credit negative. guy: what is the ripple effects of the credit? we are focusing on the bank this morning. what is the ripple for the market into the credit space? ther: i would think that market would be following the credit space. so if the banks are under pressure here, typically, hedge fund investors on rider spreads would be to sell some of the government paper. this could be how we are moving. catalantainty in the carte region -- guy: rippling out of that? that is interesting stuff. peter chatwell, head of european rates strategy at mizuho. plenty more to come. we need to discuss what is happening with the fed chair stored. we have an exclusive interview with outgoing vice chair stan fischer. he has got a

i just as a man watching another pan, a person watching another person, look at the three of them and go wow, aman, am i proud to line up next to them behind those guys and i see the human traits of our current president and how woefully reminded i am that most of us are not feeling good lining up the way he conductles himself, not only as a president, just as a human being. i found on the one hand, very catharctic listening to those men and frustrating and wanting coming up, we will talk to presidential historian michael beschloss how rare it is two people from two parties to speak out against the commander-in-chief. >>> plus he gives them a score of ten out of ten and puts the islands in a different ten out. we'll talk to the puerto rican governor about just how perfect the response has been. "morning joe" is coming right back. ♪ it's not just a car, it's your daily treat. ♪ go ahead, spoil yourself. the es and es hybrid. experience amazing. when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave wor

am good this side, all right. >> you played the tendinitis card during golf yesterday a you still whipped me. >> i have golfer's elbow and i can't pick up the pan] all right, then i like to hit it with a little bit of cheese -- >> more cheese! more cheese! [ applause ] >> and then for me, when liz was still a meat eat, i feel that this was the dish that won her over. >> really? >> yeah. >> so what do you do now? >> i make tofu. >> no, you don't! >> i don't! [ laughter ] >> mmm, good. >> so good. such a classic, so delicious, so easy to make. now you guys, before the break, we saw our culinary team racing around on a scavenger hunt all through disney springs to win our audience a big surprise. so let's check back and see how they're doing. ♪ >> welcome! i am beni, this is big bad wolf sausage company. here we have artisan sausage with toppings from all around the world. i am going to have you two ladies put these blindfolds on. okay. >> youe going to have 30 seconds to take a bite out of each one of these and tell me where it's from. i am going to start the clock in three, two, one -- hit it! >> oh, wow, this is heavy. there's a lot of stuff on

pan out. diffusionthere is a of tensions in catalunya and they don't declare independence, it seems hard for the spanish government at some point not to legitimize a referendum in catalonia, ame long-term. for the moment, the central government in madrid is not going to give way. they have made that absolutely plain. they see this as part of a wider spanish story at a time when the economy is picking up. you saw the huge demonstration for national unity against independence in catalonia yesterday. the question now is whether the independents have pushed themselves too far and whether they can step back and say we will cool things down and still want a referendum but maybe in six months or one year. when you look at the nuances of spanish politics, what was the clincher? we saw demonstrations for unity and heard from people within the of the apologies for the police brutality the previous sunday. does that make a difference in people's hearts and minds? >> it does make a difference at the margins. the overreaction of the police gave the independents some wind in their sales that they might not have had otherwise. it led to a broader and more militant stance. what's probably s

i actually i am partial to marmite so i will toast them with a little bit of marmite and get the seeds and toast them in the frying pan, and we are a lwa ys you mentioned america, and we are always ten years behind with most things. i was in plum oth at the weekend and every house? families like a celebration and if you look at, you know, all the things we have, we have easter and christmas and a lot of our bank holiday festivals and everything, food, entertainment and family fun, they dovetail back together and hallowe'en is new kid on the block. if there are grumpy old what notes like me, is there that unwritten rule if you don't have a pumpkin on your doorstep, you don't want to be interrupted? if you don't want anybody to trick or treat don't have anybody to trick or treat don't have a pumpkin outside. a lot of people will carve a pumpkin and put them outside and i see that as an open invitation. but you think that's probably the best way of making sure you are not, because a lot of people are frightened when that doorbell goes? there is that side of it and u nfortu nately, goes? there is that side of it and unfor

am sure we will see others coming out in support of her. what happens next, that depends upon two things, what conservative mps decide to do if there is a flash in the pan plot is exposed and it fizzles out, and then theresa may will continue in the job. if grant shapps manages to gather more names, and they decide that because of the pub the city around the plot, the momentum is building, then perhaps they will go through with it. if theresa may changes her mind, and decides to go, and that her time is up, that will bring things to an end. there is no indication that she is about to do that. more speculation over the weekend, and then every grouping when mps get back to westminster on monday. thank you very much. heading over to the bbc newsroom, for the rest of today's news. ryanair has rya nair has missed ryanair has missed its pilots significant improvements in their pay and conditions after cancelling thousands of flights in recent weeks. in a 3—page letter to pilots, the airline chief executive michael o'leary says he would beat the pay and job security offered by other carriers. this report from keith doyle. voiceover: rya nair's carriers. this r