travis comes out of the desert and he barely says anything is not very communicative and that's in paris texas and then repo man he's this rough and tumble repo man code. but in lucky the thing that surprised me most about him that was what's really interesting and unique to this film is how naked he became for us both physically and emotionally and we at the very beginning i was like harry most of your costume is going to be underwear a cowboy hat and some boots and he goes great. and i was it you know no argument because he didn't have to do a lot but what it really said in those scenes when you see him like that you see he has his structure is body and the fact that he's almost like bone stacked on top of one another with the will to live and he just layers lays themself bare to the world naked to the world and it's so moving to me even now especially in light of the recent events it's just so moving that i think that's something you don't really ever see until this until lucky you know divisive and. you know there are so scary political times we live. you know what kind of him side or were

in a career that lasted over 60 years, stanton appeared in films including paris, texas, cool hand lukealien and godfather 2. he was notable for his hangdog features and often played loners and offbeat characters. he was also a talented musician, playing guitar and harmonica and singing with a tenor voice. he served in the us navy in the second world war and fought in the battle of okinawa. his agent said he died peacefully at cedars sinai hospital in los angeles. now on bbc news, the travel show. coming up this week, scotland's most beautiful roads. it is some of the most amazing landscapes and seascapes you will see. it around the world in 500 miles. where to spend your christmas holidays and how about a cup of fish and trails? —— entrails? very strong! it's really chewy. really very, very strong. the city of inverness on scotland's north—east coast is the unofficial capital of the highlands. it's been a popular tourist destination since the arrival of the ra i lwa ys destination since the arrival of the railways in the mid—19th century and, despite its rather changeable weather, the

he was in hundreds of television shows and movies, including "repo man" and "paris, texas." >>> 9:15. something good is coming from this story of cheating and baseball. major league baseball forcing two teams to pay up, to pay fines, and all the money going to hurricane relief. you probably remember these guys. the boston red sox and the new york yankees, playing each other. well, the mlb says the red sox used an apple watch to steal signs from the yankees last month. it also found that in the past, the yankees misused their dugout phones. both teams are being forced to pay something but it is not clear exactly how much. >>> indians giving a tip of the cap to the crowd. >> all right. let's stick with baseball for a moment. the streak is over, but they're thinking about how great it was. the cleveland indians finally lost a game last night winning 22 games in a row. you can see players there tipping their caps or hugging right there. the longest win streak ever is 26 straight from more than 100 years ago, 1916. a lot of folks say the 1916 giants win doesn't count because in the middle

memorable supporting roles in such films as "repo man" and "alien," and had a rare star turn in "paris, texas." stanton also appeared in "the godfather part ii," "pretty in pink," and, most recently, in the revival of tv's "twin peaks."" twin peaks" director david lynch once said, "no one gives a more honest, natural, truer performance than harry dean stanton." stanton was 91 years old. >> sreenivasan: and join us tomorrow on pbs newshour weekend. we'll have the story of major american businesses that aren't waiting for the government and are taking their own action on climate change. that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein mily. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. dr. p. roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. the anderson family fund. rosalind p. walter, in memory of abby m. o'neill. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate f

in a career that lasted over 60 years, stanton appeared in films including paris, texas, cool hand lukefather 2. now on bbc news: inside out. ten yea rs ten years ago one of the north‘s greatest success stories hit the wall. tonight in a special programme we ask, why did northern rock rumble? this was a barrack which had been frankly run into the ground. the bank of england's top man tells us the bank of england's top man tells us he was stopped from a secret rescue to save it. my advice was very clear, that we should not reveal publicly the fact that we were going to lend to northern rock. and we meet the people who paid the price of the collapse. i was devastated. i didn't know how we were going to manage, how we were going to turn, and just thinking my vision to give him the best life possible under the circumstances was just suddenly wiped away. i'm chris jackson and this is inside out. ten years ago, this was the scene outside northern rock branches all over the country. customers were desperate to get their money out. it was a classic run on the bank. in newcastle, veronica craig

in a career that lasted over 60 years, stanton appeared in films including paris, texas, cool hand luke

in a career that lasted over 60 years, stanton appeared in films including paris,texas, cool hand lukees, and often played loners and offbeat characters. he was also a talented musician, playing guitar and harmonica, and singing with a tenor voice. he served in the us navy in the second world war, and fought in the battle of okinawa. his agent said he died peacefully at cedars—sinai hospital in los angeles. a reminder of our top story: the uk terror threat has been raised to critical, the highest level, following the london tube bombing during the morning rush hour. it means a further attack may be imminent. it is thought the device didn't detonate as intended. 29 people were injured. hundreds of detectives are searching for the perpetrators of the attack. the assistant commissioner of the metropolitan police, mark rowley, said officers were chasing down suspects. there is plenty more, including eyewitness accounts, on our website. this is bbc news. hello. after several days of quite cool, showery weather, only subtle changes taking place this weekend. there will be fewer showers aroun

he was in hundreds of television shows and movies, including "repo man" and "paris, texas." >>> you can help send olympic hopeful to south korea. day has been training to make the skeleton team. if you buy from some of the stores and restaurants that are taking part, they will donate some proceeds toward her olympic goals. there are more than a dozen places getting involved. to find out which businesses are doing this, search veronica day on the nbc washington app. >> cool helmet she sad on. >>> another special local woman had a day to herself earlier this week. ms. dee. a lot of you know who she is. >> famous at the prince george's county dunkin donuts where she works. she's been serving up the caffeine that we depend on, that we live off of, for 34 years. >> that fuels us, yeah. >> yes. >> irene johnson was there, as ms. dee was honored by laurel's mayor. >> talk to me, girlfriend. good morning to you. rainbow sprinkles, is that all how ya doing? >> if you have a bad day -- >> looking pretty. >> this is the place to come and she'll make your day, coming? >> you ain't going nowhere yet

known for his memorable roles in films like "paris, texas," "repo man," and "godfather 2." his career spanned six decades. stanton recently reprised his role on showtime's "twin peaks," the return. and also stars in "lucky," released in two weeks. he was 91 ye >>> the cleveland indians are waking up this morning probably a little weird feeling, trying to bounce back after a loss. their 22-game winning streak came to an end last night. >> no crying in baseball. the indians have a bigger prize in their sights. the world series. more now from nbc's steve patterson. >> reporter: with a few clutch moments and big plays, the most exciting streak in modern sports snapped. >> well, it had to come to an end. >> reporter: after last night's loss to the kansas city royals, the cleveland indians' improbable run stopped at 22 games straight. but it still stands as major league baseball's longest winning streak in more than 100 years. it started in late august with the blasting of boston following sweeps against the royals, yankees, tigers, orioles, royals again. they did it all with dom

amy: that t is brian paris of , anra club and tejas environmental group, taking us through texas, a toxicour of houston and houston ship channel. and this is as hurricane irma was gaining steam and just about to pummel the caribbean before heading to florida. donald trump used hurricane irma as an excuse to push for tax cuts to the rich. this is donald trump speaking last week in the midst of these hurricanes. pres. trump: to create prosperity, we will be discussing our plan for dramatic tax cuts and tax reform. i think now with what has happened with the hurricane, i'm going to ask for a speed up list .f amy: a speed up on tax cuts amy: he is reiterated this since then. what is remarkable about that notnt was that irma had even made landfall yet. i have, over the years, documented some pretty e egregis cases of political leaders responding in the immediate aftermath of some kind of catastrophe, some kind of major shock, and pushing through a program agenda that actually makes the problem worse that caused the crisis. the classic example is katrina, where in the immediate aftermath of thi

what happened in texas or houston is our collective future that we're staring at. i think that it's... you're talking about the pariste agreement, 195 signing countries, india, china and the us, the biggest polluters, they all came together. it has been ratified in almost all of those countries. and of course when donald trump a few months ago said, i'm opting out, he's the only one to opt out from it. because the us cities and states are in it. it would take years for the us to actually get out of it and donald trump will be history, hopefully, by then. so there is the time of the signing and the time of the implementation. and i think it is time for everyone of us. individually, we can have an massive impact on the reduction of carbon emissions. which is at the beginning, which is the root of the problem. individuals can do what they can, but there's a bigger picture and its industry, and aerospace, and nations have all got to be acting in concert to have any substantial difference. that's why we had an agreement and that's why for instance, public transport, the americans must start hopping on trains rather than

paris saint—germain. now it is time for our newspaper review. what's making headlines around the world ? in the washington post online, extensive coverage continues on hurricane harvey as the floodwaters recede in texaswing in the atlantic and gulf of mexico. 0n the front page of the financial times is the latest round of tense brexit discussions between the uk and eu. michael barnier, the chief eu negotiator, said there's been no decisive progress. in the guardian, the boss of ryanair says disrupting flights between the uk and eu will be the easiest and quickest way to stick it to the british. ceo michael 0'leary is quoted saying, theresa may should stop drinking sake injapan and return to handle brexit talks. the new york times has the headline, the danger in trump talking to north korea. an analyst on east asian affairs says north korea is increasing tensions to pressure the us into direct talks with kim jong—un, and describes it all as a big trap. and finally, in the times, italian prosecco makers and british dentists locked in a row. it come after dentists warned of the so—called ‘prosecco smile' — they claim it's a triple whammy of carbonation, sweetness and alcohol that can rot teeth. the ital

paris. it is well-positioned, it's an english-speaking country, well-educated work force. and then also, texasy a role. the corporate tax rate is 12.5%, the lowest in europe. it is quite an attractive package. 1% in the primary yes. amazon would not necessarily need a prime area, would it? not necessarily, but there are offices in dublin at the moment in some of the best locations in the city. they certainly have the firepower to take one of the top office blocks if they want to, but they don't need to be in the best office block in the best part of the city. they have the firepower to do so, though. the pressure is not really on amazon as such to find that office block. vonnie: amazon talking about 2000-plus jobs in new york as well. is it possible they are shopping through districts through the media, looking for places that will offer more incentives? it's possible, but it's worth noting, amazon has not announced the search for space in dublin. we got the story through sources. they have not come out and said that they want more spaces in dublin, but they are searching. i'm not sure is the

paris with a show support for our allies. how do you feel the president has been doing in handling the situation down in texas?k the president, the first lady, vice president pence has been outstanding. the level of cooperation between the president, the federal government, governor abbott, and the two senators, core anyone and cruz, i think is unprecedented. he's handling it magnificently. it's a great example of interagency cooperation between the federal government and the government texas which is in dire need. cheryl: it was great the see a new yorker holding up as texas flag. he's going back and saturday. niger, it was great to see you. we are coming right back. don't even move because we have a lot more. stay with us. the trump administration ramping up the pressure on congress over funding for harvey victims. >> let's make sure people know we are all there for them and put politics aside. cheryl: we take up the politics of the storm with charlie hurt and tammy bruce. top republicans say the former top republicans say the former fbi director comey ♪music ♪you fill up my senses ♪like a night in a forest

paris. thanks for meeting with us. we go back to the trump story and his issue of whether to do away with this daca program that we heard paul ryan say should be saved, texas like it, wants the president to get rid of it. what kind of situation is president trump in on this and it sounds like he's kind of softening his heart for these children. >> yeah. i mean trump has always been sort of ambiguous. one of his campaign promises was to repeal daca the day after his election. the sum porter base, they're clearly not happy with president trump not adhering to his promise. at the same time he's saying these d.r.e.a.m.ers are close to his heart. obviously the objects of the decision having to be made now, and apparently it's coming out on tuesday are terrible because as you mentioned texas is not particularly, you know, pleased. they're the second largest, i think, population of daca of d.r.e.a.m.ers. and so obviously to make any kind of announcement in revoking this plan especially given what texas is going through now would be a cat stloastrophic time for president. also for members of within his party as you mentioned paul ryan among them. >> right. and tex

paris told a customer she needed help. no word if police have hetzel in custody. >>> a developing news, house leaders plan to vote tomorrow on a bill to deliver disaster relief to texas it recovers from hurricane harvey. $7.9 billion package could replenish a rapidly depleting aid fund. the crisis is far from over. storm has killed at least 60 people and damaged 185,000 homes. schools are also dealing with major damage forcing thousands of students to relocate. >>> this morning, the bay area search and rescue team is back home after spending more than a week helping in houston abc 7 news was at oakland international airport last night for the heartwarming homecoming. >> knowing he's there helping people that are in a huge time of need is amazing to know that he was able to make a difference in so many people's lives. >> it's kind of sad to see that much stuff under water and for so long. even on our way to the airport we could still see parts of the houston under water. >> there's still two dozen firefighters driving back with all the equipment. they should be home thursday and friday. crew's part of oakland's search and rescue task force 4 team. they say harvey a re