don't have the peter pan complex.complex, are you aware of what is going to happen to you? so he examined me again and said, you are fully aware of what you are doing. so it is my feeling, it is your feeling when you are a man, you had the feeling you wanted to be a woman. it's ok. and i have the feeling i want to be younger, it is my feeling. i respect you, you respect me. stormy skies across the uk, southern cou nty stormy skies across the uk, southern county dublin and has seen some heavy and thundery rain. also wales and the north—west of england. here's a scene from cornwall, a beautiful rainbow out to see earlier today. western areas have had relentless showers, because they are tied in with the weather feature thatis tied in with the weather feature that is wrapping around the area of low pressure that is setting the tone for us at the moment. to the rest of this afternoon, showers will continue feeding in, into the evening as well. so a soggy story for many of us at the end of today. the driest and brightest i

have the peter pan complex.me again and said, you are he examined me again and said, you a re fully he examined me again and said, you are fully aware of what you are doing. so it is my feeling, it is your feeling when you are a man, you had the feeling you wanted to be a woman. had the feeling you wanted to be a woman. it's ok. and i have the feeling i want to be younger, it is my feeling. i respect you, you respect me. that is the man who wa nts to respect me. that is the man who wants to reduce his age 69 to 49. let's bring you news we are getting from the metropolitan police about the investigation that has been under way since the end of last month, at a property in the west midlands, as part of the investigation to the disappearance of susie. police were digging at a property and they saved their search is over and unfortunately, no evidence was recovered. the family of suzy have been informed of that outcome, so officers are now in the process of leaving leading property. from the people's procession to t

but a broader diversity of species is crucial not just oaks and silver firs for peter pan that also means looking further afield and not just within switzerland or europe. the first month i don't think people have to bear in mind that our approaches towards tree diversity and nature in general need rethinking. and that also includes options such as incorporating tree species from overseas. and to pretty. from turkey for example which is where the cedar trees hail from summit drought and excessive heat pose no threat to this species. because. these imported species do have disadvantages though right now they can be sensitive to frost. such as the cedar. saw they might not yet have adapted to the snow out of the past. that's why we're testing the species on this patch because we can't say yet whether they'll try fear. time is testing six imported varieties for their viability. but the idea of introducing foreign species is a controversial one the douglas fir for example is considered an adequate substitute for the spruce but conservation groups say it reduces biodiversity and carries the ri

i went to a shrink and he said perhaps you have peter pan complex.peter pan complex, that means if you are getting old you cannot accept it. then he said perhaps you have another complex. are you aware of what you are going through, what is going to happen to you, he said. he examined me again. he said you are fully aware of what you are doing. it's my feeling, it's your feeling, when you are a man, your feeling, when you are a man, you had a feeling, i want to be a woman, iam you had a feeling, i want to be a woman, i am a you had a feeling, i want to be a woman, i am a woman. you had a feeling, i want to be a woman, i am a woman. that's ok. i have a feeling that i want to be younger. you respect me, i respect you. we don't have to enter this discussion because it is your feeling. no, no. it's yourfeeling, it's my feeling, i want you to respect me. it's not purely about a feeling. it's about a sense of identity that persists. it has strong biological roots that people are transgender. it has decades of understanding and background to it. what you ar

do you peter pan everywhere you go? because you put on a big show. >> that was fun. as close as we can to people in the very back row and that was the only thing tthing -- only way to do it, fly across the stadium. it was the inaugural concert. as you get older, work smarter not harder. so stick the stage in the middle of the field. now you're the same distaps from everybody. that was fun. bad thing, you could only see about 50% of that at the time. the big boy here, i had to run my butt off, north, south, east, west. but they were fabulous. >> stephen: you were track star. >> field. >> stephen: track and field. right. but they were great. i've seen the special, i saw two days ago for the first time. it took my breath away. ended up crying. you're going to laugh and cry but what's going to steal your heart in this is the crowd, the people. those people, their faces, they know every word. it's something i'm extremely proud of. >> stephen: >> stephen: "garth: live at notre dame!" airs this sunday night at 8:00 p.m. on cbs. news to meet you. >> appreciate it. >> stephen

when i got to the high school with my poodle skirt and my peter pan collar and my circles pin and my saddle shoes, i thought i was ready. but my friends told me i could not come to their parties anymore. i could not come to the cotillio n. you see, you are jewish. it is not us, it is our parents. and i was thrown out of the world i have been so much a part of. what it made me feel was that i never wanted to do that to could do and the horrible staying of prejudice, led me to think, let's see if i could talk about the stranger in the land. let's see if i could find a way to bring people home so that these strangers become people they know. and that led me to the thought of a tenement museum. mind you, i had no museum experience. which meant i did not know i was breaking the rules. [laughter] that helped a great deal. [laughter] i just knew what i wanted to try to say and that i wanted to do it and a colloquial, warm, and emotionally charged way. and in a truthful with. so the idea of immigrants really interested me. and i thought where could that story be told? and i thought about the

we need to get people like mel martinez, a peter pan kid, came here by himself as a boy from cuba, fleeing that kind of repression. we need to get folks who can be pragmatic, who know the law, the solutions, who know the conditions in these countries to actually come up with some real proposals instead of all this political posturing by tweet, like donald trump is doing, which is irresponsible. >> i have a suggestion for someone who can lead that effort. george w. bush. he had a progressive attitude toward immigration. maybe he should take time off from his painting. >> what did he say about family values? >> i'm just thinking george w. bush is very into post presidential etiquette. i don't think he will re-enter the political arena. >> he shouldn't. >> but he said family values don't stop at the rio grand river. that's what he said. i don't think that will pull him away from his painting. ana, jeff, frank, thank you very much. >>> the president signed a decree to introduce marshall law in ukraine after russia seized three of its naval vessels. >>> president trump under scrutiny for not vi

she thinks i'm peter pan? in many ways, i am.laughter] >> the legacy of robin is a lot of jokes, a lot of fun, and a whole lot of love. >> robin was such a kind soul. he was such a kind soul. robin: i would also like to thank the writers. they are not here right now, they are somewhere else doing wonderful drugs. [laughter] and for those of you at home on drugs, it's ok. and the people in the production staff and the people who worked with us, around us, sometimes near us. it's incredible group of people and i would like to thank them all. thank you very much. it's incredible. >> i think robin was the most generous person i have ever known. but not just to me, to lots and lots and lots of people. robin: i'm here for one reason, you. i'm also here to say you rock. [applause] if you can change one person, you have done something. but for me, it is that laugh. you know? >> part of dad's giving and generous spirit was finding acceptance. that's the word. it wasn't about the adulation. it was more so about just being accepted. that wa

she thinks i'm peter pan? in many ways, i am.mes near us. it's an incredible group of people and i'd like to thank them all. thank you much. it's incredible. [applause] >> i think robin was the most generous person i have ever known. but not just to me, but to lots and lots and lots of people. robin: i'm here for one reason, you. i'm also here to say, you rock. [applause] robin: if you could save one person. if you can change one person, you've done some. for me, it's that laugh. >> part of dad's giving and generous spirit was finding acceptance. that's the word. it wasn't about the adulation. it was more so about just being accepted. that was something that drove him forward and contributed to him continuing to be generous in spirit and giving and compassionate throughout his entire life in so many ways. robin: i dedicate this award to the memory of a friend of mine. chris reeve, i miss you. and i also say may flights of angels sing you to rest thy the sweet prince. good night. >> it's that acceptance that drove him to do it. ro

and i am dressed like peter pan to celebrate.> so much more and we'll show you why in just a bit. robin. >> you both are just road warriors. >> you've got to be. >> thank you so much. what an experience. what an experience. we have a great audience here and we're excited for "pop news" so let's go back to lara who is there with adam in downtown nashville. >>> we begin with nashville resident nicole kidman. gracing the cover of "allure magazine's" issue and inside she reveals a surprising twist to her career path. acting, parenting, those were not always a given. the oscar winner telling "allure" she legitimately considered becoming a nun. >> what? >> this is real. nicole's words, she's a deeply spiritual person, she thought it was her calling, but ultimately and obviously she chose a different path. question for you, how do you feel about j.lo? >> i love j.lo. anybody who can rock that like whole half of her body, i'm into. >> yes. the tan, the hair. >> yeah. >> do we love j. lo? [ cheers ] her fans do love her after this. she ga

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we now have peter pan, democratic strategist. thank you forjoining the programme.n are in that 30—40 seat category. in other words, this is not going to squeak by. when you see some of the ones in the midwest, actually, a couple in kansas, we even see utah with two races in play, iowa, some of those places where we did not expect it, and three in virginia, which is at the top. and a democratic governor in kansas as well. we are just showing you on your screen, this is beto o'rourke at his zero victory rally. i guess this is his concession speech. he has come onstage with the whole rock band scenario. very different to how beto o'rourke was hoping this would end. i wanted to speak to you about beto o'rourke, do you see this as a defeat or do you see this as a man you can see the democratic party being rebuilt around? i don't think it will go quietly into the good night. i think it will be around. how it works out in terms of elected office, i don't know. this was a guy who not only electrified liberal and progressive democrats, but he had a lot of folks around the c