i can't wait. >> jimmy: he is -- we have harry potter here. >> steve: harry potter in the house. >> jimmyot seen this yet. >> steve: me neither. >> jimmy: i'm excited to see it. it's a two-parter. >> steve: it's a long -- it's eight hours, right? a play. >> jimmy: it's a two-part play. you can go -- i guess -- do you have the option to not go to the second one? [ laughter ] who'd do that? >> steve: can you buy both tickets and just not show up? >> jimmy: i guess you can do it in separate days, i guess? you can buy tickets and just not show up. [ laughter ] i guess anything's possible. but they gutted the whole theater, it's like a big magic show as well. it's not a musical, it's a a full-on play. and then it's a two-hour break, and then they do another two hours. it's a big thing. the guy's probably going to be exhausted. >> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's got another show tonight. >> steve: i'm exhausted doing my job. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly, yeah. and then guys -- oh, i'm so excited. we have music from an incredible band. they just sold out four nights at london's o2 arena. the

potter. everybody read all seven volumes. you grow up reading here harry potter and you'll be a book reader. >> i think there's an important role for nonfiction publishers to play especially if the traditional media has less space in places like new york and d.c. in many parts of the country there's too few reporters. my concern is a lot of narrative nonfiction requires funding and some level of uncertainty for when you first starting out and immersing a certain environment. sometimes i'm concerned about how authors can get enough support. >> i asked the same from a colleague of mine and she said the thing that concerned her most was google translate. in a funny way she was saying she was most afraid of the -- culture. i think that's a legitimate fear and also what everybody on the panel in the bookstore does so much to prevent. to look at all the micro cultures does anybody here have a question for us? . . >> earlier when they came out with their books but nevermind the fact it was a good si

you might recognize monica potter from nbc's long-running series "parenthood."ut when she's not making movies or tv, she's making products like skincare, room sprays, and candles and selling them through her company, monica potter home. monica: the best part about the whole company is we are bringing jobs back home. lemonis: a cleveland native, monica opened her first retail store in nearby garrettsville in 2014, employing her sister jessica, along with other members of the community. they soon found success with their signature product -- a balm that monica personally developed. monica: sea buckthorn balm. people use it for eczema, burns, scar tissue. it's made of all natural ingredients. lemonis: before long, they opened a second shop in downtown cleveland, and sales blossomed to over 400,000 a year. but monica's expenses? well, they grew even faster. al: credit card's basically maxed out. lemonis: today, the business loses money. debts are piling up, and the downtown cleveland store has closed. monica: i don't want this to fail, because if it fails, you guys

-- harry the potter?er from now on. so i mean, the main thing is kind of the blueprint is there and get out of the way, because when do you ever have an audience that's this big and this hungry to make this sort of theatrical reality take flight. >> they're absolutely prepped. >> i just try to step out of the way of it. >> it's amazing what happens on the stage though. it's the type of thing i wish i had a remind button i could say how did they do that. it's interesting the audience are keeping the secrets. why do you think they're doing that? >> a lovely version of that is because you go why would you be cruel to somebody else? why would you spoil someone else's fun? >> because people are mean, noma. >> they are mean, but -- >> isn't, doesn't that give you hope? you've had elizabeth warren here on this morning, and we're talking about the best selling literary series ever written. so apparently when it comes to lit tear series more than anything else in the world, human beings want to read this story whi

i mentioned the harry potter phenomenon. 500 million copies of harry potter books have been sold. >> but they all read harry potter and bless her for writing them and getting some people interested but i'm worried more about the teaching. >> you get degrees in harry potter studies rest of us work, at the end of the day it is up to the readers. we are trying to create books that are sufficiently interesting and well done and well edited. one thing i want to the say to the gentleman who asked about making a point in a book. if anyone wants to write a book it is very simple. tell them what you're going to tell them first, then tell them and tell them what you told them and go home. >> answering one of my questions, that leaves me to make a comment. i'm a bookie and i read a lot. and support my local community bookstore. and it used to be a sermon burden jordan did on we have been here before. if you have not published it, it is excellent. it may not make a book but it is one of the most inspirational things, and chapel. for me as a double graduate of the university. and african-american

yesterday's could make this into something like harry potter or star wars? of course. anytime you bring in a >> new studio with ip's and established open up the opportunity to take a vantage. and what disney has done now is to do it at different levels. , such multigenerational as star wars, you do an entire land. if it is something that is newer and you are not sure how long the shelf life is like guardians of the galaxy, you put in a new ride and you do it on the rider show base. so they are able to exploit all of the ip's and that is the ability with the theme parks. the goal is to be relevant and up-to-date. this takes years before you see something in a themepark but if it is proven and it has legs and it will last for years, you will see some version of it in the themepark. i want to get your opinion because there is conversation that avengers will wind down. we don't how much longer it will go on. does it affect the themepark decision-making? or is it ok? john: we are looking long-term with the themepark. when you look at a themepark -- when you look at a movie,

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ke potter many hours yesterday, just take a look at this scene on the israel gaza border.re at the moment. we are keeping an eye on it. mr clay, as we heard, not the degree of attention and resort yesterday. —— mercifully, as we heard. more funerals to take place and several thousand people were injured. the number of entries quite astonishing. we‘re keeping an eye on that because the situation is very tense. —— the number of injuries. in a moment, a summary of the business news this hour, but first, the headlines on bbc news: tensions are high and clashes have continued in gaza, as thousands attend funerals for up to 60 palestinians killed in yesterday‘s violence. meghan markle‘s half—sister says their father was taken advantage of by the media, and she hopes he will still attend the wedding an end to the wage squeeze? salaries are rising faster than inflation for the first time in more than a year in the business news: fashion chain new look says it will review its prices after customers expressed dismay that, for some garments, prices seemed to rise with size. the chain

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is written and directed by bonnie wright, who's best known for playing ginny weasley in the harry potterne—marie tasker has been finding out why it's getting its first ever screening in a salon. you would expect a movie premiere in hollywood or london's west end. but one short film is getting its world's first screening here. opposite the blow dries and trims at this salon, people can watch medusa's ankles. set in a salon, it stars jason isaacs as a hairdresser... wonderful. i am good, aren't i? ..and it's directed by bonnie wright. she's best known for playing ginny weasley in the harry potter films but is now working behind the camera. the beginning of everything i know about the film industry was from those ten years of experience and as an actor i think i learned so much about the attention to detail that is needed in film. all the heads of department in those movies, whether it was the cinematographer, the production designer, or the editor, were at the top of their field. the film is being shown here for three days, the first time it's been screened in public and it brings hollywoo

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is written and directed by bonnie wright — who's best known for playing ginny weasley in the harry potterever screening in a salon. you'd expect a movie premiere in hollywood or london's west end but one short film is getting its world's first screening here. opposite the blow dries and dreams at lincoln's sincil salon, people can watch medusa's ankles. set in a salon, it stars jason isaacs as a hairdresser. wonderful. i am good, aren't i? and it's directed by bonnie wright. harry... she's best known for playing ginny weasley in the harry potter films but is now working behind the camera. the beginning of everything i know about the film industry was from those ten years of experience as an actor. i think i learned so much about the attention to detail that is needed in film. you know, all the heads of department in those movies, whether it was the cinematographer or the production design or the editor, were like at the top of their field. the film's being shown here for three days, the first time it has been screened in public, and it brings a hollywood star into this local hairdressers.

she is best known as playing ginnie weasley in the harry potter films. that is needed in film. the attention to detail that is needed infilm. —— the attention to detail that is needed in film. —— as an actor. whether it was the cinematographer, production designer, editor. they we re production designer, editor. they were at the top of their field. the film is being shown here for three days. the first time it's been screened in public and it brings hollywood star into this local hairdressers. it seems a bit strange but it's quite interesting. hopefully people that come to watch it might decide to have their hair done. being here really brought it alive because you hurt the ha i rd rye rs alive because you hurt the hairdryers at the back and the phone ringing. i suppose it has -- makes sense to have it somewhere else. to be outside of london, a premier like this, but was really interesting. be outside of london, a premier like this, but was really interestinglj think this, but was really interesting.” think it was really good because it is boring, partic

a bit of drizzle, i think, potter western scotla nd of drizzle, i think, potter western scotland andday. but when the sun comes through the cloud occasionally it is going to feel warmer. notice those temperatures are starting to edge up. and that is the process that accelerates into the process that accelerates into the weekend, with high pressure for most of us, though the further north—west you are, you are still close to weather fronts with a breeze, it is going to be cooler here compared with elsewhere, especially north—west scotland. but for most of the weekend this includes the bank holiday. it will be fine, it will be dry, and it will be fine, it will be dry, and it will be getting warmer. just take a look at saturday and monday, for now, on saturday, some cloud to begin the day. rather misty and murky in places and cloud could increase in northern ireland and western scotland. northey scotland beginning to see some outbreaks of rain coming in. but for most it will be dry, and a few spots start to get above 20 celsius. and then for part two of the weekend on sunday, could be s

. >> who is your favorite harry potter character?hagert. >> hagert. >> i have a surprise for you. >> okay. >> it's a golden unicycle. >> i don't want that. that present is a fail. >> and finally. >> you have to learn to >> i smell a bikini. >> you can't buy a bikini. >> you're all caught up now on the royal wedding. if you missed it this past weekend this is really all you need to see. >> they will not like performance evaluation time. >> right there you see a seagull and a > >> seagulls have absolutely no moral compass. >> you two are rubbish. >> you see that? >> the ginger cat is egore. >> insult to injury. yep, take that. >> the sea gull came back. let's see if the cats got >> goes back for seconds. >> it didn't good enough. go have it, birds. >> these cats are no use. >> helping people do their shopping. >> it was an impressive save. >> next right this minute. >> and still to come the struggle is real for two ladies that really want the take pictures. the priceless moments as they create internet goals. >>> plus don't miss your s

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you can see pre—echoes of harry potter in this.completely wrongly. when she comes back to earth however the magical work however the magical world follows her back to her home. here's a clip. the imposter witch. how dare you taint the noble establishment? did you really think you could fool us? well, now, it seems that your friend has drifted here along with the mist. it was easy finding him, thanks to all your help. if you want to save him, you must bring me the witch's flower. and since it only blooms once every seven years, you'd better be quick. but if you decide not to come, there's a rule, remember? that all trespassers will be transformed. i'll see you soon, imposter witch. i really like this. i love the way it looks. i love the complicity of the storytelling. the fact that you are seeing some quite complicated issues of guilt and remorse and duty and that kind of thing, but doing so in a way which is really magically engaging. there are moments in it when you think i am looking at this wonderous spectacle. you see these fan

i slept over for the last harry potter book. i can't go for that and dressed up.time of year. what are you dressed as? andromeda black. i had a corset. i don't know who that is. that's the easy to sleep in. kudos to you. we have moved off the topic. i'm keen to talk about the giant souvenir going minute by minute. imagine the modern royal wedding. we have a picture of meghan markle and her mother arriving this afternoon at clifton house. all the papers seem at clifton house. all the papers seem to use the same shot because we have not seen her with her mother very often and will be saying this is the more unusual aspect of this wedding because she is american, because she's mixed—race and they wa nt because she's mixed—race and they want to see that part. not many of herfamily are want to see that part. not many of her family are actually going, so someone her family are actually going, so someone who is designed to get a picture. her mother had tea with prince charles and the queen. picture. her mother had tea with prince charles and the queenm picture. her mothe

. >> i literally hired harry potter. >> x facto. >> and thanks. >> great job last night. >> it's alle. >> just for you, jimmy. here we go. >> next, miley cyrus rox jimmy kimmel's dreams last night. ♪ you wrecked me >> unfortunately, the wrecking crew turned jimmy's good night's sleep into a living nightmare. >> i hit anymore the [ bleep ] with a sledge hammer. >> you have a new baby boy at home. are you sleeping? >> i'm not. it's okay. i'm remembering the fist time around with luna. all coming back to me and chrissy, too, think. >> their baby name inspiration. we were with the proud papa at an emmy for your consideration event for "jesus christ superstar". >> we like to have musical history in their names. so, lun that is lun that simone after nina simone. miles after the great miles davis. we like to have a musical connection in their names. and think we chose wisely with some of the greatest artists of all time. >>> still ahead -- >> before tonight's "roseanne" seasonal finale. the cast's most outrageous bloopers. [ laughter ] >>> then, our "ocean's 8" exclusive. with sandra, ca th

. >> i understand she was a big reader too of harry potter. >> oh, huge harry potter fan.o as a family. that was such an amazing trip, we went to disney and universal studios. she was so excited. she got to eat ice cream. she was so awesome. >> how is your son, her brother doing? >> he's doing all right considering, it comes in waves. sometimes he's really okay, and then other times he's not. he just wants to -- he just needs extra cuddles. what are you going to do, you just have to comfort him. >> and friday, i mean, it started out as a typical day for you and kim. >> yeah, well so, i'm a school bus driver for the district, i've been driving for about five years now. and, on that day a bus was off schedule and we had -- i had waited specifically, i'd waited over to the side in my own vehicle for her bus to come up and her bus driver to come and assist me with shuttling some students to the next campus. and, i was standing up out of my seat, i always say good-bye, i say hello and good-bye to my students every day. i was standing there saying good-bye to everybody that were

. >> jimmy: i don't know what this is, but this is like harry potter. >> steve: yeah, looks like harry: you know what it is, it's almost like, you know, those 2000 glasses you get on new year's eve? >> steve: right. right. >> jimmy: except they added presciption -- they add like -- [ laughter ] >> steve: had one square and one round. >> jimmy: that they turned into a real -- >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: a real pair of glasses. anyways, fantastic. >> steve: that's so great. >> jimmy: i love it. [ laughter ] this next on is from marissa wagner in austin, texas. she was helping a friend research doctors, all right, and found this gentleman right here. "dr. richard chopp, urology team." [ laughter ] richard chopp. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: dr. richard chopp. >> steve: chopp. yeah, richard chopp. [ laughter ] [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: dr. richard chopp. >> steve: richard -- >> jimmy: ura -- >> steve: chopp. >> jimmy: urology team. are you not hearing me? [ laughter ] >> steve: i hear you. >> jimmy: are you not understanding? >> steve: i understand. >> jimmy: do you understand why t

guys, the nominations for the tony awards came out today, and "mean girls", "spongebob", and "harry potterers and applause ] i saw that bruce springsteen is getting a special tony for his hit show, as well. i'll be watching just to hear bruce say, "it's an honor to share to this to the world, with my broadway peers, spongebob and harry potter." [ laughter and applause ] that's all -- that's worth your money, right there. and, finally, i saw that supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg just attended the premiere of a a documentary about her life. even she was like, "i'm only here because 'avengers' was sold out." [ laughter ] we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, roots. thank you very much, roots. thank you, higgins. welcome, everybody. this is the show to be at tonight. >> steve: oh, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this -- this is the one that you want to see. tonight's guest has done it all. she's had eight top 10 hits on the billboard charts. >> steve: whoa! ♪ [ cheers and appl

. >> who is your favorite harry potter character?hag rid. >> hag rid. >> and a it bye bye messy bun? yesterday, meghan supported a neat up do. it was a far cry from her wedding day. now that she's a duchess, there might be more hair pins and spray involved to keep her coiffure neat and tidy. >>> no lip reading need frd queen celine. we heard her loud and clear. >> i'm partial to my fellow canadian. just a couple of months since taking a break to underdo and recover from ear surgery. she made her highly anticipated return to the vegas stage. >> my -- i had -- um, a little health issue. um -- you know. don't we all? and i have to admit, i'm a little bit nervous. there's always some butterflies. and i do have them tonight. >> the show, and of course, her heart must go on. ♪ my heart will go on and on >> she addressed the sold-out crowd at the beginning of her first konser in four months. last march, the 50-year-old mom of three announced the cancellation of 14 caesar's palace dates to undergo ear surgery. her sons were by her side while

the potter town. enough. to make good on my. feet. but. if you can't hear it you are obviously dead. i always wanted to be an actor. i was always good in studies and in. the families and parents i was like ok you have to be a engineer or an author so i just did my engineering but then i joined to a film school. yeah this was always i wanted and i've become an actor. so when you talk about million dollar r it was my first international and hollywood american film so i was not in a position to choose that. they were selecting me. all my life i wanted to be. four. but i never dreamed it was possible. but when i did the film after go getting selected and the role i said like oh wow this is unreal amazing role and let's you know enjoy the whole process when. you with me. and you're on three. one. two. three anyhow. i don't get jet lag anymore. because remember i it's almost like twenty four hours it's amazing to explore the whole world and different cultures from different corners you never get bored in your life because life is not more. boom

emma bridgewater is one of the country's most famous potters, tapping into hundreds of years of traditionouncement about the engagement was made. how quickly after that were you getting requests? >> within an hour. customers were messaging us. often they've already bought their mugs for prince george or princess charlotte. >> reporter: the company sold 35,000 pieces for prince will m william's wedding alone. they're hoping to top that for harry and meghan. and of course no british occasion would be complete without beer. harry and meghan's windsor knot is proving very popular. >> brew it with barley from the royal farm here in windsor. and we combine that with hops from the west coast of the u.s. >> reporter: windsor and eaton brewery has made about 12,500 gallons of the stuff. >> there's a fair chance we're going to run out before the big day is over. >> reporter: even if your aren't caught up in wedding fever, brits won't pass up an excuse to celebrate. for "nightline," i'm james longman in windsor, england. cheers. >> cheers. >> thank you, james longman, clearly enjoying the royal beat

the musical "the band's visit "carousel" and angels in america" got 11 nominations each and "harry potter and the cursed child" got ten nominations. >>> we'll take a short back. when we come back, the community teaming up to make this famous baseball field a place where dreams come true -- again. a tee when the officer )s gun accidentally went off. bay area families say the ground made them sick! the action they )re taking over a radiation cleanup job. we investigate. next the news at six starts right >>> with baseball season in full swing, we journey to the famed corn field diamond from the classic movie "field of dreams." it's seen better days but folks there hope if they build it people will come back. here's kevin tibbles. >> reporter: on a chilly spring morning in a fabled iowa corn field, it's a beehive of volunteers for the boys and girls of summer. does it give you a bit of a warm feeling on this day? >> it's a lot warmer in my heart than outside today. >> reporter: for this diamond in the rough is the field of dreams. immortalized in the 1989 film with kevin costner about a farme

daniel radcliffe will always have harry potter.>> trevor: like do you sometimes, like want to give people the dexter i'm going to kill you look when they say it's dexter. >> sometimes they ask me to give them that look. and i am like, i'm actually already giving it to you. it's like, it's just my face. >> trevor: i feel like i wouldn't trust you in real life. i would have to get to know you. >> yeah. >> trevor: because dexter, he is a fies guy in person and everyone around him is like this guy is cool. he should be here. we should give him a butter knife, no you shouldn't. >> right, right. >> trevor: so you have this character that has become synonymous with your face for so long. what do you do after that. do you go i'm ak tifly going try to play roles that are different or do you embrace it and move on? >> i mean if somebody sends me a script and the guy is like a serial-killing funeral director, i'm probably not going to want to do it. but you know i don't shy away from it either. i mean the first job i did after dexter was a mo

and it is directed by bonnie wright, messed known as ginny weasley in the harry potter films.y were at the top of their field. the film is being shown here for three days, and the first time it has been screened in public and it brings a hollywood star in to and it brings a hollywood star in to a local hairdresser. it is strange but interesting. i hope people come to watch it and decide to have their hair done. being here brought it alive because you have the blow d rye rs alive because you have the blow dryers at the back... i suppose it makes sense to do it somewhere else to get a new audience. to be outside of london, a premier like this i thought was interesting.” of london, a premier like this i thought was interesting. i thought it was very good because it is boring especially when you have colour and. screenings are part of the mansions of the future, a three—year project bringing international artist were to lincoln. i was excited to be a part of it, to be in a public space and discover film that otherwise he would not have known about it, they would not have known abo

who is your favorite harry potter character. not correct. i don't like the conditions. just good. people you know i have a surprise for you. so. i don't want to. present as a fan. you know what. i didn't believe it oh. he. borrowed. the cardboard a book he sells. and this is how dense. june on al jazeera. with media trends constantly changing been listening post continues to analyze how the news is covered it's the most widely viewed sporting event on the planet as russia prepares to host the football world cup we'll bring you stories from on and off the field from afghanistan one o one east investigates why so few girls are in school despite billions of dollars of donations one year since they imposed a blockade of al-jazeera examines the political economic and human impact of the crisis unfold provoking documentaries witness brings world issues into focus for personal stories june on al-jazeera. in the next episode of earth royce nick clark two into groupings crew on a voyage through the widdle sea to highlight the importance of protecting this fragile antarctic ecosystem agains

from adele to james bond, from david hockney to harry potter, the uk's creative talent is admired aroundk's fastest growing sectors, growing at twice the rate of the overall economy. but some people are worried that brexit will be bad news for the arts, as david sillito explains. what you are looking at is the work ofa what you are looking at is the work of a british company called jellyfish. as you can see, it makes visual effects. they are one of the, if not the leading centre for doing visual effects, animation, in the world. this has become very big business. there are more people making special effects in the uk these days than work in the coal industry. but what is really striking is how international workforce is. everyone is busily working away. this fellow is from spain, poland, ireland, belgium, sweden. if we can really show you what it is like you, we have to get eve ryo ne what it is like you, we have to get everyone together. here they all are. if you take away the workers from other european union countries, you begin to see how much this like these rely on access to europe

i write and the meghan who your favorite harry potter character hagrid. could not correct. can you smell. and. i just couldn't. it's people you know i have a surprise. cycle i don't want to. present as a fan you god. i didn't really come. because write a book. and. dance. still . like to be iran's president. something. kids. are going to. the news as it breaks this is the area. blocked the road. with details covering. extremely hot. streams striping the state from around the world. to. generations. from cutting edge medical technology. development lifesaving drugs to advances in the most difficult regions of the world. needs. to. be. innovative solutions to global health care. and the oldest word get it sure the cure. this is al jazeera live from studio fourteen here at al-jazeera headquarters in doha. welcome to the news great colombia what political price for peace the first presidential election since a peace deal with the rebels but its future could be in doubt depending on how this vote goes and their issues of corruption health care and unemployment which will be weig

currently on the market but it's more than the price that makes this new hand revolutionary the how mr potter hand hughes's myoelectric technology has a simpler mechanical design than other my electric bill statics senses in the home to react to electrical signals from the brain to the muscles to activate the motors italian retiree marco zambelli has been the hardest handle out somebody to complete tasks that would be unthinkable with most press that x. . driving for example is no problem but there are other day to day challenges like using a knife when i used to eat with others and they were all using knives i just did without but now i've started using them and i'm quite good at it. the hand was developed by the italian institute of technology and the state workers compensation prosthetic center that has just one mo to operate solar fingers so it weighs only about as much as a human hand the developers say the simplicity also kept the cost relatively light around five million euros over three and a half years they say the low development cost means they can bring hummus to the market for ar

thatcher when the former dictator was charged with genocide by spanish examining magistrate judge potter's our guards on pinochet does not enjoy immunity from the crimes that judge him for in spain those are all states taking genocide and extra territorial murder siham were. killed every year and give it out. don't know where all. you see not in this. last. then begin with. in new orleans the coward. getting them since they dumped it or not equal little came out after the cia backed killing of the democratically elected socialist leader of chile salvador allende forty thousand were killed or tortured under pinochet boris johnson's hero margaret thatcher believed pinochet though should be rewarded for his friendship with britain when after being arrested in the u.k. he was released by tony blair's government is reborn on this guy wants to be held prisoner for sixteen months. in the meantime there's a problem with. the red tape. joe de chile is in the grip of more neoliberal change that opponents believe will further impoverish the country's poor as for argentina where thatcher can arguably

what's been going like in the life of me i'm going on the supreme leader of north korea but also potter if each is around still young and the like two pieces like the ones for example of how you speak the local be speaking in prose. so you walk out of any airport what's the first thing you expect to see it's a bustling crowd of people pushing and shoving it's a taxi drivers offering their often overpriced services well check this out nothing of this sort here it's just an empty parking lot and three buses that will take us to the city we will be taking an eleven hour train to get there and then we will be writing for four more hours by car and hiking for another hour but we're being told that the spectacle is well worth it. we'll be getting regular updates from eagle in north korea he's now on his way to the test site will let you know as soon as he gets there and for more days thousand pictures you can follow his journey on twitter. the german government has admitted that around two thousand far right extremists are in legal possession of at least one weapon according to media reports

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emma bridgewater is one of the country's most famous potters, tapping into hundreds of years of tradition the announcement about the engagement was made, how quickly after that were you getting requests? >> within an hour, customers were messaging us. often they've already bought their mugs of prince george or princess charlotte. >> reporter: they sold 35,000 pieces for prince william's wedding alone. they're hoping to top that for meghan and harry. no occasion would be complete without beer. it is already proving very popular. >> you brew it with barley from the royal farm here in windsor. and we combine that with hops from the west coast of the u.s. >> reporter: they've made about 12,500 gallons of the stuff. even if you aren't caught up in all the wedding fever here, brits won't pass up an excuse to celebrate. i'm james longman in windsor, england. >> cheers. >> cheers. hey, longman! >> or it could just mean that we had an early start. the wedding's going to be awesome. >>> when we come back, we'll talk about which celebrities are expected at the wedding. >>> and the white house settle

. >> are you playing the harry potter game?re am, and i am a big fan of the franchise and the two together. that was off a bit vice president of vr and ar. and emily chang cut up with alphabet vp of news and cover how the company is fighting back .ake stories >> this is all done with machines in our judgment in terms of what is the most important story of the day, you could think of it as crowdsourcing editors and we look at other news organizations and what they are covering and how they are covering it by you make that determination as to what the talks really are, so did a feeling that google news right now it will be about the administration decision with regards to the nuclear deal with iran. emily: algorithms and machines are the part of the people who create them and in the world a fake news you are focused on prioritizing authoritative sources. how are you making sure the decisions you make about those choices and sources are the right decisions? in assessing authority we use many signals to get to that point. and in th

prime minister lassiter malts appointment and weeks of political wrangling the vote and pamela and potter negotiated with the opposition to choose a mutually acceptable forgot to leave the country. after the parliament term ends this week he'll stay in office until the general election in july. sri lanka's credit authorities have called for a criminal inquiry into suspected match fixing following an investigation by al-jazeera a player and an official having to spend it as cricket set world governing body the i.c.c. investigates the case david harrison has more. so in the mendez a sri lankan player and tauranga india assistant manager of call international stadium were suspended hours after al-jazeera is investigation into cricket corruption was broadcast we have all its thirty action. you know to show the world that be on top of it and that we are not being caught aging and these type of things we will not tolerate going in the past or in the future india could describe on camera how we dock to the gore cricket pitch to fix the results of two international test matches sri lanka against

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