be the case that we have a pea souperfirst thing. could be the case that we have a pea souper firsthing. some of it may struggle to clear. actually lingering into the afternoon. for those of us who get the sunshine it should be a decent day. 18 degrees in london. even eastern scotland could warm up to around 17 celsius. saturday night into sunday, a weather front across the north—west of the country spells some rain. to the south with a higher pressure. here, sunday morning, where the winds are lighter, again there could be some thick fog around. that includes the london area through the m4 corridor down in towards the south as well. in the north we have a weak weather front moving through sunday so there could be some rain across yorkshire in the middle of the afternoon. those temperatures are not bad at all. early next week, let's call this monday and tuesday, we got a big high pressure across this part of the atlantic. to the north of the high pressure we have a jetstrea m. north of the high pressure we have a jetstream. when the jet stream bulges like that we usually get a high

. >> greg: pea milk, milk made from peas. >> jedediah: of course. >> greg: i don't like pea and milksse: just when you thought commercial air travel couldn't get worse, check this out. [engine noise] >> jesse: she is giving herself a pedestrian i cure on a flight. -- a pedicure. >> jedediah: it wasn't me, but a woman was clipping her toe nails on a flight from los angeles. there were toe nails falling on the ground. it wasn't -- although that skin is a little worse. >> jesse: was it joy behar? [laughing] i'm looking at that and thinking, i'm glad that's what she's doing. juan have you ever experienced anything that repulsive on a flight? >> juan: no, that's bad. i guess you could go worse. but, you know, talk about a lack of sense of personal space. i mean, good god. >> jesse: probably a democrat. [laughing] >> dana: anything with your hands or nails on the flight, don't do it. nobody wants it. >> jedediah: no feet yet. . so a tree falls on your brand new car and totals it. and as if that wasn't bad enough, now your insurance won't replace it outright because of depreciation. if your

which is green peas. and right now is the season. and they love these green peas here in season.thony: whoa, this looks amazing. >> jose: arbejos. it's perfect. croquette. everybody says asturias has the best croquette in spain. everybody can anything. >> anthony: really? everybody says that? >> jose: everybody. especially the people in asturias. >> anthony: yeah, i would guess. >> jose: you see how creamy? good taste. ah, mussels. perfect. they make a great steak with bleu cheese, right on top. cabrales on top of the steak. it's kind of the sauce happens right on the plate. it's amazing. >> anthony: so you want the whole cheese -- >> jose: it's heavy. it's spicy. >> >> anthony: i like spicy. jose. >> jose: i love all the opinions. everybody has an opinion, as they should be. and nobody is going to agree with anybody, only because -- >> anthony: any place where people argue about food is a good place. so once a year, twice a year you come. >> jose: yes. at least once a year. sometimes i only show up for two, three hours. >> anthony: really? >> jose: yeah. i close my eyes, breathe

which is green peas. and right now is the season. and they love these green peas here in season.ony: whoa, this looks amazing. >> jose: arbejos. it's perfect. croquette. everybody says asturias has the best croquette in spain. >> anthony: really? everybody says that? >> jose: everybody. especially the people in asturias. >> anthony: yeah, i would guess. >> jose: you see how creamy? good taste. ah, mussels. perfect. they make a great steak with bleu cheese, right on top. cabrales on top of the steak. it's kind of the sauce happens right on the plate. it's amazing. >> anthony: so you want the whole cheese -- >> jose: it's heavy. it's spicy. >> anthony: i like spicy. jose. >> jose: i love all the opinions. everybody has an opinion, as they should be. and nobody is going to agree with anybody, only because -- >> anthony: any place where people argue about food is a good place. so once a year, twice a year you come. >> jose: yes. at least once a year. sometimes i only show up for two, three hours. >> anthony: really? >> jose: yeah. i close my eyes, breath in, breath out, and i feel li

little pea. whisper words of wisdom, little pea. that was a good day. not all the letters we have our combat situated or written in a war zone. one of the most powerful letters i came across was from korea by a young kid. he finally realized he was on his way back home. he wrote this to his family. dear everybody, i am coming home. it is official as of this morning. sometime before i crash at your door, but i will be home. i am looking forward to seeing you again but i am in no hurry to see your expressions when you see me. i spent 12 months over here, the longest 30 years of my life. there were times where i would've traded my soul for a drag of cold water or a cup of hot coffee but i'm coming home now. it is almost funny, we see a guy ,n a wheelchair or on crutches with one arm or hooks for hands and we break our backs trying to help him. what about the wounds you cannot see? the phantoms, the nightmares, the ghost in your head? i will tell you now you will need patience with me, patience and understanding. we all will. see you soon, see you soon. see

, little pea. whisper words of wisdom, little pea. that was a good day. [laughter] >> not all the letters we have also are combat situated or zone.n in a war and one of the most powerful letters i've come across was from korea. a young kid. i think he was 19. maybe even younger. he was -- finally realized he was on his way back home. to his family. this is just a small excerpt. home.verybody, i'm coming it's official as of this morning morning. it will be sometime before i at your door, a few weeks maybe, but i'm coming home. i'm looking forward to seeing you again but i'm in no hurry to see your expressions when you see me. spent 12 months over here, the longest 30 years of my life. times i would have traded my soul for a drink of cold water or a cup of hot coming home now. you know, it's almost funny. wheelchair, an a guy in crutches, one harm, hooks for hands, and we break our him. trying to help what about the wounds you can't see? the phantoms, the nightmares, ghosts in your head. i'm going to

yes, that is a sort of green pea alexa.locks with blowing air from the ceiling to wake us up? even though you don't like to be woken up. it is like somebody quietly going... laughs. so it is just a question of us finding what we think could be the next big thing. you know what it is like. you are stuck behind a car and you can't overtake, because, you just can't see beyond that vehicle. well this car might be able to help you. it is fitted with a demonstration of a new technology called xtravue, and it means that you can see through the car ahead using its camera rather than yours. the vision of makers valeo is that the live stream from cameras in our cars will be available to everyone within a certain area. the forthcoming 5g cell network will make this tech more workable. imagine not having to guess what it could possibly be that's holding you up. horn honks. lucky escape! here is another angle on cars from mitsubishi. as the viewer changes position, so the car and lighting effects shift with them. obviously the car would

yes, that is a sort of green pea alexa.eplacing alarm clocks with blowing air from the ceiling to wake us up? even though you don't like to be woken up. it is like somebody quietly going... laughs. so it isjust a question of us finding what we think could be the next big thing. you know what it's like. you are stuck behind a car and you can't overtake, because, you just can't see beyond that vehicle. well, this car might be able to help you. it is fitted with a demonstration of a new technology called xtravue, and it means that you can see through the car ahead using its camera rather than yours. the vision of its makers valeo is that the live stream from cameras in our cars will be available to everyone within a certain area. the forthcoming 56 cell network will make this tech more workable. imagine not having to guess what it could possibly be that's holding you up. horn honks. lucky escape! here is another angle on cars from mitsubishi. as the viewer changes position, so the car and lighting effects shift with them. obvi

actually the upcoming european parliament vote tomorrow on c o two emission reductions now and eat peas could vote to have reductions mandated would would cut c o two emissions by forty five per cent up by twenty thirty now this is of course in contrast to the previous previous proposals of thirty per cent and in contrast to what the matter factories want which is twenty percent that's causing a lot of tension here at the paris motor show now car makers are saying that such ambitious cuts could actually hurt jobs and cause major disruptions while proponents of such aggressive cuts say the targets have to be ambitious or else they won't mean anything is it all about emissions that are at the motor show or are the big topics. you could actually take your pick there are plenty of big topics around you know for example there's a brag sit and watch how the potential of disorderly drives it could do to so to supply chains in europe there's also still the specter of looming u.s. carrier song european cars as well as a challenge presented by mobility startups like way more what i am however not

you have hummus with chicked peas and you have bleeeans and another idea is roasted chick peas. >> iike them. i can't get enough of these from trader joe's. they are excellent. this is what you put together to us. look at these examples of how colorful these can be. this would be an entire meal for the kids. these are good snacks. what are these options for? beautiful. look how colorl thoseare. >> to put it into a box because you can have a variety and actually mix it up a littlebit. if your child likes this or doesn't like that. one of the things a lotayf parentss they won't eat vegetables. put salsa with it or guacamole perhaps they'll eat it. here we have sal which is great protein but also a good fiber for you. we have one of the people said my chi would never eat pumpkinseeds. put them with cranberries. it makes a difference. >> great es of healthy snacks as we try to get the kids back into gear. aaron, back over to you. >>>ayhe perfect to test your courage and make extra money. the spooky challenge six flags is promoting just in time for is promoting just in time for halloween.

polisi which was lady catherine ashton when she went to my then square with a little pea and flag to promote to do will be an union but that was that the money opinion or wrong behavior because european union should say to any kind that members we do not close the door so that if the counter is respect to the parade it was this but we will not make insurance in the internal affairs of the county in order to promote european union and to seduce the counted towards specially when here i have no intentional following up on that and actually accepting the country into the european union ukraine is now facing presidential elections and the political tensions in that country are pretty strong there are five declared candidates more than a dozen of possible candidates the incumbent president has a somewhat low rating if there is a political crisis another political crisis in ukraine say without in two thousand nine hundred eighty thing the european union would be just as eager to interfere in and take sides in. his you know to these that is it big competition in the field of communications

, but nevertheless his over the top partisanship and casting his impartiality as judge, really made pea me realize this is not someone we should have. he was well qualified, the charges against him were not proven beyond a reasonable doubt, and i think senator murkowski was also right to defend senator collins who i think in good faith reached a different judgment. i love senator murkowski's tone which was very calm, very civil, very rational and she agonized over, and that's the right way to behave. and unfortunately, not enough senators behaved that way. >> rich, were you surprised senator collins ended up voting yes? >> yeah, i saw it was a really a tremendous performance by her this afternoon. there's been so much emotion in this process, seeming to believe just the sheer expression of emotion should pea enough to move someone to your position. with lisa murkowski tonight and susan collins this afternoon, these were carefully thought out statements meant to persuade and explain their positions, and that's the appropriate way to go. and thought collins was especially strong, and the

his broader sense his eagerness to believe the denials of many bad actors as long as they happen to pea political allies or individuals who he's formed some kind of personal relationship. and with the saudi monarch and his son, the crown brirns princ appears to be both. here what the president said earlier today. >> i just spoke with the crown prince of saudi arabia who denies any knowledge to what took place as he said his saudi arabian citizen. i've asked and he firmly denied that. >> did you believe his denial? >> excuse me. mike pompeo is leaving literally within an hour or so. he's heading to saudi arabia. we are going to leave nothing uncovered. with that being said, the king firmly denied any knowledge of it. he didn't really know. maybe -- i don't want to get into his mind, but it sounded to me like maybe these could have been rogue killers. who knows? we're going to try getting to the bottle of it very soon. but his was a flat denial. >> well, that was before we began getting word that the saudis were preparing to admit everything but ordering the hit to have jamal khashoggi de

in this case, a snap pea. that fox is looking at it. oh! >> dang, man. >> geez. >> oh, man.such a good little fox, all well trained. okay, i can do this gently, then -- >> that's juniper and fig. they are two foxes that were rescued from a fox farm. they live in this home. as you can see, one is more hungry than the other. they have a very cute instagram channel, if you want to follow along called juniperfoxx two "x." the way they were brought up, they would not be well in the wild. >>> over to the oregon zoo where this cute hedgehog is having a time. i think this is how we get ready for the fall and the upcoming holiday season. >> i want one of those too, now. >> you should volunteer at the local zoo. these are the two animal fixes you didn't know you needed today. >>> we all know surfers extreme conditions. in argentina, a storm trapped them at the base of the cliff ages 15-18. help is quickly on the way. they throw the drone out. all kind of people to get their rescue. we look at how they did it. it is ingenious. they have a ladder that prevents the rope from sticking in.

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and "i got a feeling" with black eyed peas. and "sexy chick" with akon.ree months, and that kind of changed everything, because american radio started to play up tempo music, which never happened before. since disco, it didn't happen. so, that was like a big, big shift in global pop music. i do this, like, three months of the year. >> reporter: guetta has enjoyed a long-time residency at the wynn in vegas, helping him stay connected to his dj roots. what's going through your head when you're up there rocking the crowd like that? >> it's very specific to vegas. there's no other place in the world where i play and some of the people are in the pool. i mean, it just -- it brings a different level of intensity, right? i like giving an experience that is unique. i feed off energy. every record i play, even if they know, for example, my songs, but i play a version that they never heard before. i make special edits. and in the same way, i try to play in a venue that is unique. >> reporter: what's more enjoyable, the rise to the top or maintaining that top spot?

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inherited his love of cooking from his grandmother perverts the peas and ideas remain a source of inspiration he also oversees points for traditional techniques to her the chef cooks a lot of his dishes over charcoal. it always gives a special flavor to the food you know because you have all of these smokiness you know the virtual of the grill. the fish the meats create so this intensity of flavors high. temperature. the restaurants interior also evokes a bygone age. it looks the way cafes in apartments did in lisbon one hundred years ago. even the weekly menu is printed with a press that dates back to the one nine hundred twenty s. . my dishes we're much connection connected with the ambience of the restaurant where people can really enjoy. a more than approach to traditional pleasing and they can feel really that they're at home today he's going to cook a dish figure max based on an old recipe he buys his spectacles and herbes from his friend angelo russia who set up the first organic supermarket in lisbon back in the one nine hundred seventy s. and sells many locally grown specialties like

yes, that is a sort of green pea alexa.m the ceiling to wake us up? even though you don't like to be woken up. it is like somebody quietly going... he laughs so it is just a question of us finding what we think could be the next big thing. you know what it is like. you are stuck behind a car and you can't overtake, because, you just can't see beyond that vehicle. well, this car might be able to help you. it is fitted with a demonstration of a new technology called xtravue, and it means that you can see through the car ahead using its camera rather than yours. the vision of makers valeo is that the live stream from cameras in our cars will be available to everyone within a certain area. the forthcoming 5g cell network will make this tech more workable. imagine not having to guess what it could possibly be that's holding you up. horn honks. lucky escape! here is another angle on cars from mitsubishi. as the viewer changes position, so the car and lighting effects shift with them. obviously the car would not move like this in

eston's steve pea launched this two-run bomb in the fir inning to get the sox on board. dodgers answered back with this solo from david freese to make it a one-run game. in the sixth mookie betts broke an 0 for 13 slump going yard off claytonkershaw. kershaw would give up another to j.d. martinez in the venth. in the eighth, steve pearce made ate two-homer night giving boston the 5-1 lead and ultimately the championship. pierce also won series mvp and for the second straight year the dodgers g home from theorld series empty-handed. >>> but isas the for that exciting? what do you have for us? >> they're worrying about the parade forecast. wakingp to areas of rain, umbrella day. throughout the morning, you'll carry it into the afternoon and winds.sty showers and light rain, that's going to be the forecast throughout today. then also we have lot of wet weather and snow that we're dealing with in areas of thehw not, depending on your elevation. we're getting some significant snow. if you want great weather, nywhere in the south is fantastic, florida to atlanta to oklahoma ci

yes, that is a sort of green pea alexa.re stuck behind a car and you can't overtake, because, you just can't see beyond that vehicle. well, this car might be able to help you. it is fitted with a demonstration of a new technology called xtravue, and it means that you can see through the car ahead using its camera rather than yours. the vision of makers valeo is that the live stream from cameras in our cars will be available to everyone within a certain area. the forthcoming 5g cell network will make this tech more workable. imagine not having to guess what it could possibly be that's holding you up. horn honks. lucky escape! here is another angle on cars from mitsubishi. as the viewer changes position, so the car and lighting effects shift with them. obviously the car would not move like this in real life. what it would do is that as you move around it, the lighting and reflections would change, and that is what this is trying to demonstrate. the hope in the future is that it can be used on billboards so that the objects wi

. >> if the democrats win the house, they're going to just itch pea trump. th's their whole mission. reporter: it's not just the national political environment helping democrat shifts in demographics could also help push this region more to the left. this district is moderate at its core, but there are signs that that could be changing. voter registration is way up, and new democrats outnumber republicans 4-1. this professor is an analyst who has been closely monitoring ce. >> new registrants are mostlyly -- usuounger voters and they tend to break democrat but in this particular cycle that's accentuated, it's been pushed up. so democrats, itethese new do turn out and there are some signs that they wl be more likely to turn out, really gives a boost to the democrats. >> how are you? reporter: in the final days of this campaign it is which candidate can get their message out best. >> we're just reaching out to voters from susan' campaign. reporter: and which party can turn out the votes. bbc news, pennsylvania. laura: and pennsylvania's seventh district is a a

>> green peas. right now it's season. we love these when they're in season.. this looks amazing. >> it's perfect. >> everybody says that asturias has the best croquettes anywhere in spain. >> everybody says that? >> everybody. especially is people in asturias. >> i would guess. >> good taste. perfect. they make a great steak done with blue cheese right on top. the sauce happens right on the plate. it's amazing. >> you want the whole cheese, just spoon out. >> this is spicy. >> it's not howt. i like spicy. >> jose. >> i love jalapenos. nobody is going to agree with anybody. >> any place where people argue about food is a good place. so, once a year, twice a year you come. >> yeah. at least once a year. sometimes i only show up for two, three hours. >> really? >> yeah. i close my eyes. i breathe in, breathe out. it's like i'm home. especially when i go in the mountains. i love to be around people because i have a lot of family. i like the feel of the energy of people too. sometimes i need my moments of solitude. i know you like moments of solitude too. they are

ford, then certainly they are two peas in a pod that represent the worst in the type of behavior we would expect from our elected officials thinking district actually more of a republican district when it comes to illegal immigration, when it comes to law enforcement, when it comes to even than certainly the democratic party. >> reporter: most recent polls taken ineven. in los angeles, conan nolan, nbc bay area news. >>> let's get a check of our forecast. jeff, it's almost the weekend and it's going to heat up. >> it is going to be really, really nice. whatever you have planned on saturday and sunday, we will have some fire danger moving back in as well. we're going go over the winds here in just a few minutes. as we start off your microclimate forecast, i want to give you a update on tropical storm michael. it's exiting the united states. good news on that front. look at this. it's been able to hold on to strength. winds at 60 miles per hour as we head into tomorrow morning, moving offshore. this will spin off then by this weekend, this thing is well out of here, and we'll see some dryin

consists of two regions witheparate governing bodies one serb and the other muslim- oat, the result of a pea accord signed after the three and a half year war that ended in 1995.ca giant booms in the pacific ocean help sweep up tons of plastic waste? read about it on our website at pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: it is election day in brazil and a far-right, populist candidate is leadinin a field of 13 candidates for president. jair bolsonaro voted this morning and predicted he would win without a run-off. the formerly-fringe candidate spent part of the last few weeks of the campaign in the hospital after a near-fatal stabbing, and has surged ahead in recent polling. joining us now from rio de cneiro via skype is "new york times" brazil bureef ernesto londoÑo. >> sreenivasan: so first tell me, how did he get to where he is today considering that he was not a major party dismeand. >> many brlians are stretching, scratching their heads asking themselves tha same question. a year ago, many people here in the ruling elite, political establishment would have told you thiman does not snd a chanc

the capital tunis in march two thousand and fifteen that killed twenty two people twenty of them your pea and tourists. the attacks lead to a severe drop in visitor numbers hitting the country's economy this is the deal killer british said at the hot season has ended but urgent season is excellent as well and there are still lots of her tales which will be full for an early november it was positive and statistics i'm here to confirm that. but that situation began to change early two thousand and seventeen with a marked improvement this year. nearly five point five million tourists have arrived since january and major european operators including thomas cook to you i have resumed holidays to tunisia the government says it expects visitor numbers to hit at recalled eight million by the end of the year for tunisians tourism means not only economic ease but also peace a feeling shared by those of driving in the country to much just to visit a chinese feel comfortable and safe place you have a lot of policemen and. this is swords it's looks safe safe yes of course i'm safe in our like tony sai

> the republican workers party is that where the idea was far before that in the campaign >> guest: pea coat at the republican workers party and it meant something. trthe way to understand the trup campaign is it was a battle fought on two fronts on the one hand against hillary clinton on the other hand against those other 16 republicans, and i kind of official ideology so you ideu heard them talking about workers and in addition there was during the campaign if of pressure to talk about things like entitlements, social welfare and he didn't want to go there and where he ended up was the sweet spot in american politics which is naturalistic and economically developed the road, and that was the winning ticket. >> host: what is the republican workers party, who is in it and what does it look like? >> guest: what should the government be doing for you it doesn't want to reform you and it's not going to teach morals. once we have jobs, we can figuro things out. >> host: what type of industry are these jobs? what kind of jobs are people doing and does the republican workers committee promote

pea streets.patrolled the after last night's attack, international health workers and congolese doctors have bn told to stay inside. pitatients in this ho's ebola ward are still receiving treatment, but all activities outside have been put on hold. dr. n'djoloko tambwe is in charge of the congolese government ebola response. >> after a nht like last night, health workers are exhausted since three were shots all night. there are people who have never experienced that before, so you need to give them moral support so they can get back to work. >> reporter: he tells me that after years of fighting and neglect, mistrust of local and international institutions and authority runs deep. >> ( translated ): the congolese government is criticized for not doing enough to make it safe. the u.n. is judged to be complicit in the massacres here and for not protecting the populationxcept for a few battalions. and n.g.o.s, people think they are here just to make money. >> reporter: then, there's politics. the congo is sen to hold presal elections in december. that adds yet another degree of unpredlity.

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the other peas we may see with softbank is whether they use the last piece of that vision fund, they say it's just excess expense and not recognize that revenue for that. we may see some actions like that to soften the blow. >> you reported on sequoia raising billions to compete with softbank. good this potentially benefit companies in terms of competing with softbank for later stage deals? sara: absolutely, it's just one more piece of them -- ammunition those other firms will have. they often talk about investors and say were helping hospitals, college endowments, and they might not want to say the you're helping if you take money from softbank, but the understanding will implicitly be there that maybe you're helping people you don't want to help. selina: how could this impact the overall ecosystem? money has come flooding into silicon valley. could this calls valuations to come down and make it a chillier ecosystem for funding? ray: i think it could change the ecosystem. the $100 billion vision fund in the five others they were think about creating, those are all at risk at the mom

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>> hashim: uh, they're doing a lot of corn, potatoes, peas -- >> anthony: and weed.f everything. so you think you wanna go check out the fair a little bit? cool. >> anthony: yeah, let's take a walk through town, see what's going on. >> hashim: predominantly located for all these mountain villagers to come together, and you know, socialize, because i mean people are busy in their farms, they're not gonna come and walk down and socialize with people. but this, you know because it's autumn, everyone's done with all the agriculture. now they're just bearing down for winter. there's a lot of romance in the air. ♪ >> anthony: i've been to mumbai, kolkata, sundarbans, rajasthan, kerala. this is a part of india different than any other part. look, it's fascinating and beautiful. ♪ ♪ oh yeah. sweet! ♪ ♪ >> anthony: wow. it's moving! ♪ ♪ >> hashim: voila. end of the road. [ cheering ] ♪ >> robie: this place was a boomin'. you couldn't get through this town down there. but it's dead now. about eight or ten coal mines shut down at one time. >> coach: let's go! it's the same half

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