ps, i can bring something to eat if i come. i have always heard that food brings people together. mckenzie, i had the opportunity to share your letter with the president earlier today and he said he would love to have you come and visit us here at the white house. i will give you a tour personally and if the president is here come he would like to meet you. you are right about food bringing people together and so the press staff would like to invite you to have lunch here in the navy mess of the west wing. we look forward to your visit. we hope you will be in touch so we can make sure that that happens. on a more serious note, we have had a lot of questions come in and i addressed quite a few yesterday. moreught today it might be appropriate to have the chief of staff address some of those questions specific to outreach to gold star family straight he will address questions on that topic. if you have other questions throughout the day, the --sent-day art -- is here

. >> that's hard hi xbox all my life and just got ps 4 i'll go go with ps 4. >> trade. >> yeah i feel bad for xbox but once i got the ps 4 i fell in love with it. >> game of choice. >> 2 k probably but i play a lot of people now on madden. >> when you go or 2 k do you play with yourself. >> definitely. 99% of my time. >> b. or nikki minaj. >> that's a hard joyce. i live nikki. she's hot right now that song yellow i hear it every day from somebody. >> what was your first part about college. >> favorite part about college is probably just being able to go watch every sport. solly ball, soccer, football, it was unbelievable i enjoyed every day of college and miss it so is much. i miss it a lot. >> best purchase ever made. >> best purchase ever made was my mom. i got my mom a house that's the best purchase i made. knowing coye take care of her to have somewhere to live. >> critic tougher mom or philly fan. >> mom for sure. >> mom, definitely i grew up around here and she's always hard on me no matter if i think i have a good gamefy play like crap it's worse. >> one game into the nba caree

. >> that's hard hi xbox all my life and just got ps 4 i'll go go with ps 4. >> trade. >> yeah i feelt once i got the ps 4 i fell in love with it. >> game of choice. >> 2 k probably but i play a lot of people now on madden. >> when you go or 2 k do you play with yourself. >> definitely. 99% of my time. >> b. or nikki minaj. >> that's a hard joyce. i live nikki. she's hot right now that song yellow i hear it every day from somebody. >> what was your first part about college. >> favorite part about college is probably just being able to go watch every sport. solly ball, soccer, football, it was unbelievable i enjoyed every day of college and miss it so is much. i miss it a lot. >> best purchase ever made. >> best purchase ever made was my mom. i got my mom a house that's the best purchase i made. knowing coye take care of her to have somewhere to live. >> critic tougher mom or philly fan. >> mom for sure. >> mom, definitely i grew up around here and she's always hard on me no matter if i think i have a good gamefy play like crap it's worse. >> one game into the nba career what did she s

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ps spoken truth of our nation divide. in the true story of a drug cartel, the fbi in the battle for horseracing dynasty. and then exposing rape among college football sexual assault crisis. the texas book festival is live saturday and sunday a book tv. >> c-span's "washington journal", live everyday with new some policy issues that impact too. wednesday morning the house republican tax reform bill scheduled to be released. joining us is tom mcclintock in hawaii and on the recent indictments. the selective service in the pentagon's work takes include women. then, author of former obama administration official talks about his book, impeachment, citizens guide. watch "washington journal", live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. join the discussion. a year and a week from today voters head to the pole for election 2018. were join now with a nonpartisan race readings but to what extent are the midterm shaping up to be a referendum on president trump? >> guest: that's a big question. midterm elections are usually a referendum on the sitting

are there pictures in this exhibition, john, where we see cezanne the artist ta ke lea ps forward 7 the first big thing is very early, in the mid 1860s, where he makes paintings entirely with a palette knife. portraits had never been painted in that way before. the next big step is in the middle of the ‘70s where, after having worked with the impressionists, colour blooms in his pictures. then by the ‘80s, volume is very present with regular hatch brush strokes. and then in the ‘90s, all these different currents really start to come together. cezanne was famously grumpy. sitters could be reprimanded for the slightest fidget. "does an apple move?" he'd snap, even though it might have been the 150th session they'd attended for a single portrait. it is fair to say, cezanne was something else. will gompertz, bbc news. newsnight is coming up on bbc two, here's evan davis. tonight, arron banks is the ukip backer who claims to have bankrolled brexit, but is he all he seems? we've been investigating. join me now on bbc two. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. have a good nigh

parts of ireland as one of the most powerful storms sweeps as one of the most powerful storms swee pss sweeps across the british isles. 360,000 homes have been without electricity. chris barker has more. from the atlantic, 0phelia arrived in force. no longer a hurricane, but she still returned to show her power. severe weather warnings were in place across ireland and homes, cars, in place across ireland and homes, ca rs, even in place across ireland and homes, cars, even stadiums, were no match for the wins. this roof was born from a school in county cork and it was the irish government repeatedly called a national merger and see. this is a national red alert that applies to all cities, counties and all areas. and also bear in mind even after the storm has passed there will still be dangerous. galway was in the direct path. here many listened to the appeals for people to stay inside. in the city centre most shops stayed shut because of the storm. but in galway bay, even with 0phelia approaching, some ignored all the warnings to go swimming. that's the type of idiot that will put some

fan.rely, your biggest ps, i can bring you something to it when i come. i have heard food brings people together." , the president would love for you to visit us. i will greet you personally. if the president is here he would love to meet you. you are right about food bringing people together. the staff would like to invite you to have lunch here in the west wing. we look forward to your visit and hope you will be in touch to make sure that happens. on a more serious note, we have had a lot of questions come in. i addressed them yesterday, today it might be more appropriate to have the chief of staff address some questions specific to outreach to gold star families. he will address questions on that topic. if you have other questions the press staff will be here happy to answer those later. >> thanks a lot. it is a more serious note. i wanted to make more of a thanment, an explanation what amounts to be a traditional press interaction. most americans don't know what happens when we lose one of our soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines or coast guardsmen in c

. >> reporter: after the vegetation is cleared, crew sz will have to come back and stray with a ps side for five years because the giant reed is very resilient. and construction equipment is being staged in the rock spring section. they'll build a 900 feet long wall over by the playground. it will try to prevent flooding due to heavy rains. hopefully that will not happen again. construction equipment is being staged now and work set to begin next week. >>> the billionaire land owner who put a gate on his property blocking access to a public beach unlocked the gate yesterday. a appeals court ruled that he had no right to block public access of the coast without first getting a permit. he bought martin's beach and the land that surrounds it in 2008. the previous owners allowed the public to use their property to get to that beach. >>> it is 4:41. >>> cal tran hopes the date for a new bridge to big sur will be a good omen. the bridge will reopen next friday the 13th. that bridge leading to the bay area toe popular destinations in big sur. is original bridge was shut down because of heavy s

we saw princesses and pirates, perfect points, a lot of ps, but one couple's dreams of a fairy tale evening went caput. we'll have that in "the skinny" plus a bonus round. all right. it is tuesday, october 17th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we ran out of p words. >> we did. it was a prolific night, perhaps, on the dance floor. >> we'll have more of that coming up. >>> but we'll start things off with the emotional speech by john mccain in the middle of his cancer battle. >> he appeared in philadelphia just a matter of hours ago to accept the liberty medal at the national constitution center. he dplielivered a powerful mess. >> we live in a land made of ideals, not blood an we are the custodians of those ideals at home and their champion abroad. >> reporter: a warning from senator mccain, in an attack seemingly pointed at the president. mccain blasted the president's brand of nationalism and says the country has a moral obligation to spread the values of the constitution. >> to abandon the ideals that we have advanced around the globe, to refuse the obligations of internat

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fish and wildlife servicce announceced ps to ban neonics from all wildlife refuges b by 2016. and the white house launched an initiative to strengthen federal action to improve pollinator research and to protect pollinator habitat. >> there are things that we can't control or not easily regulate, thihings like climatee change, eveven habitat loss are things that we can't control. but things like pesticides we can. >> well, nature is pretty good at fixining itself. but then tht assumes that you're going to remove the pressures that we're putting on it now. >> we depend on all these things. we depend on bees to pollinate our crops, on worms and other organisms that live in soil to keep the soil healthy and so on. if we wipe them all out, then ultimately, we'll wipe ourselves out. nina: our next speaker is someone who has been tirelessly and courageously y tackling some of the most--the thorniest, most persistent core contradictions that have roiled our society for centurieses and that are curreny morre hotly contesteted than e r today. she had done so as an activist, a leader, a

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i wanted to put my head down and not back off, i concentrated on all 21 la ps back off, i concentratedone andi laps and we managed to get it done and i crossed the line to get the win for the championships. i've never done that before. that maybe so, so happy. it has been a remarkable run of success over the last three years. you are edging closer to carl fogarty‘s record, is that in your site? chasing records, but i think to be mentioned in the same breath as foggy, i speak with him a bit, he has no idea how much i looked up to him as a child. to be compared to him is great for me. next year, i start 2018 with the target to win the championship. anything is possible. right now, i wa nt to anything is possible. right now, i want to savour the moment and think about winning the three back—to—back championships which hasn't been done before. i'm extremely proud of myself, and all of the kawasaki racing team. we have worked so hard for this. it's a result of everybody together. congratulations to jonathan again. barcelona defender gerard pique says he'll retire from international football

- well this is my equation foi've developed the 4 ps. politeness, patience, practice and...hah! break through! break through! it has the same great taste it's always had. even the same sound. [sfx: buschhhhh] [sfx: eagle cries] >> trevor: that's our show for tonight. th"the opposition" from jordan klepper is up next. now to perform the title track from her album "all american made," please welcome margo price. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ i woke up from a movie i immediately forgot ♪ ♪ got a heartache on the bottom and a headache on the top ♪ ♪ but the part of me that hurts the worst is the one i just can't spot ♪ ♪ and it's all american made ♪ everywhere i go somebody puts me in the dirt ♪ ♪ and everything i say, somebody says they've said it first ♪ ♪ . >> but i don't need ten million, baby just give me one that works ♪ ♪ and it's all american made ♪ all the midwest farms are turning into plastic homes ♪ ♪ and my uncle started drinking when the bank denied the loan ♪ captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jordan: american hero kid rock told howard stern today on air, "(ble

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let's get the ps have you guys ever been skydiving. >> no. >> i have not and i don't think i ever will a. i don't think i will. we're all in agreement there. one indiana woman can now cross it off her bucket list. her name is judy robins and she turned eight this weekend. she always wanted to go skydiving even though everyone told her it was a bad idea. everyone at the nursing home said aren't you scared to death. i wouldn't do that. i said, there's nothing to it. robins was determined, so with her family looking on, she took the plunge. she says she was thrilled by the experience and she felt like she was touching the face of god while she was flying so high in the sky. that is incredible. good for her. >> she's great. till ahead, it was a star studded night at the kennedy center. the red carpet event to honor one ledge try vo: john adams' prescription for health care we'would be a disaster for virginia families. adams supports letting insurance companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. seniors would be charged thousands more. and adams is against medicaid expansion - denyi

there's a wave of cloud cover that's trying to ps in the next couple of hours.s not going to do a whole lot, but i could rule out a stray drop or two getting all the way down to the ground. the radar is picking it up. our computer model also hinting at the possibility of a drizzle drop or two. this is literally going to be, hey, is that a drop of rain that came on my head? we should have a nice period of sunshine late morning into early afternoon. then just like yesterday, that daytime heating bubbles things up a little bit. we may end up with extra cloud cover. actually about 3:00 and 5:00 this afternoon. once daytime heating starts to fadeaway the clouds will take leaf again. a lot colder tomorrow morning than today. keep that in mind as well. today sunshine, a little bit of a westerly breeze. temperatures only getting up into the low 60s. the ski early thursday morning. there will be a whole lot of 30s in the nearby suburbs on thursday morning. low 40s in town as we get into the rest of the day. another cool day with sunshine. sheena's teaming up with me. mor

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are there pictures in this exhibition, john, where we see cezanne the artist ta ke lea ps forward ?e he makes paintings entirely with a palette knife. portraits had never been painted in that way before. the next big step is in the middle of the ‘705 where, after having worked with the impressionists, colour blooms in his pictures. then by the ‘80s, volume is very present with regular hatch brush strokes. and then in the ‘90s, all these different currents really start to come together. cezanne was famously grumpy. sitters could be reprimanded for the slightest fidget. "does an apple move?" he'd snap, even though it might have been the 150th session they'd attended for a single portrait. it is fair to say, cezanne was something else. will gompertz, bbc news. before we go, we wanted to show you this... a british man has taken to the heights across south africa in a balloon. he reach heights of 2500 metres, suspended by 1000 helium balloons strapped to a camping chair, as you do. tuesday saw a range of temperatures across the uk. a lot of cloud in east anglia. 20 degrees, much higher t

. >> reporter: the order ps small businesses to be able to buy insurance plans across state lines like large employers do. >> there are certain state mandates that are required under the insured plans that a self insured plan does not have to comply with, that are built into those insured plans. that in itself would help to bring down the cost for those programs. >> rep allow more businesses to fund hras to help employees pay premiums. and for individuals, it would allow them to buy short term coverage for more than the three-month limit imposed by the say this is helping people the choice to buy only the coverage they need while critics charge it will undermine the exchanges. actuaries say it will likely split the market. the proposed changes won't affect plans starting january 1st. administration officials say it will take a few months to draw up the rules and allow for public comments. insurers so far have been cool to the announcement. the major industry lobbies say long term market stabilization efforts are what's needed now. for noah, ultimately lower prices aren't worth it if it

you can start reading -- the ps, as we used to call them greece, italy, and , portugal.talonia continues to cause problems, we have an italian election coming up probably early next year. that may spill over into that as well. but right now, right here it is all about catalonia and spain. jonathan: i caught up with an analyst from blackrock earlier. this is what he had to say on the spanish block. >> away from this piece of news, spanish growth and employment data is arguably the best in europe. it has been hereto for the best story in europe now you have a , window that you can buy it a little cheaper. jonathan: are you a buyer? oksana: not a buyer. i'm astounded we still have spanish debt paying out. nobody wanted the stuff in double digits five or six years ago. frankly, the comment support the -- supports the fact that growth continues to accelerate, bonds should be reflecting that in terms of pricing and growth, inflation, etc. here is the power of artificial price setting by central banks. that is what they are capable of doing, keeping a lid on interest rate level

. >> i think, frankly, it's a disgrace of the media to try to portray an act of kind ps like that and that gesture and try to make it into something that it isn't. >> reporter: the father of dustin wright, another soldier killed in the ambush, told cbs news the president called him too. he said the phone call went well and divide president trump as cordial in his condolences. the white house says chief kelly is disgusted that the death has become politicized. the president mentioned kelly's son who was killed in action in afghanistan a few years ago as part of the discourse over phone calls to gold star families. anne-marie? >> seth lemon here in new york. thank you, seth. >>> the attack in niger that killed sergeant la david johnson and three other americans is being investigated by the pentagon. as david martin reports, the defense department wants to know why the soldiers were caught off guard. >> reporter: the four soldiers were killed on a patrol where the briefing said no enemy contact expect. they were members of a team of u.s. advisers and soldiers from niger, about 40 in all

as soon as they are docked, everybody lea ps soon as they are docked, everybody leaps that our livesople get splashed, maybe even fall into the river itself. the canal, you don't want to go in doubt. what is dark, dingy and very, very smelly. —— the water is. the pollution is caused by waste from houses, stalls, and restaurants which lined the sides of the canal. work is under way to clean up the klongs and boat services. by doing that, it is hoped that more people and tourists will use bangkok's waterways, and the congestion on the city roads will be reduced. further down the canal, i see how much of the challenges facing the cleaning cruisy. what they have here is the bamboo worms, which are collecting all the rubbish. —— booms. insane. so much for the starring. old teddy bears, mattresses. have a look at that. how much to do to take all of this out? twice a day. what are the things that washed down? anything and everything? yes. even furniture, something like that. so peoplejust throw couches, refrigerators... whatever they don't want, theyjust throw in the river? yes. time now to

- well this is my equation foi've developed the 4 ps. politeness, patience, practice and...w! ♪ yeehah! break through! break through! . >> trevor: welcome back to the daily show. my guest tonight is a pakistani american gld star father whose middle son u.s. army captain humayun khan was killed while serving in iraq in 2004. he tells their story in a new book "an american family, a fem other of hope and sacrifice." please welcome khizr khan. (applause) welcome to the show. >> thank you, trevor. >> trevor: before we get into the book, let's take a step back to when for many people your journey began in the american public eye, and that was during the dem kratdic convention, we spoke out against donald trump's banning all muslims. you spoke out because you were someone who is a muslim person, but someone who has family members who live in the country and most importantly your son who died fighting for this country. how did your life change from that moment, and what did you decide to do with your life after that became the news story that it did? >> i have spoken to 162 events

- well this is my equation foi've developed the 4 ps. politeness, patience, practice and... yeehah! break through! break through! >> trevor: welcome back. my guest tonight is an award-winning actor who produces and stars in the hbo series the deuce. >> i think i might be-- something else. >> really? >> this will start. >> what do we do? you need to-- what they teach you to start. >> is it is bet are than something. >> trevor: please welcome maggie gyllenhaal. (applause) welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> trevor: thank you so much for being here. and congratulations on condition cluing season one of the deuce, season two i believe has been picked up already. so congratulations on that. >> thank you. >> trevor: for those who don't know or haven't hacked an hbo password, how would you sum up the deuce? >> well, it is difficult to sum up as you know because there are so many characters. so many things. but it's basically about the birth of pornography as an industry in new york city in the early '70s. >> trevor: right, and your character is really an interesting character. an

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well, today that lawn was 1600 pennsylvaniawell, i think the ps me more uncivil than i many.ple don't understand i went to an ivy league college. i'm a very intelligent person. >> i mean, nothing says i'm smart better than shouting it on your front lawn. i'm very smart. you kid on the bike, i'm smart. >> jeff flake with an 18% approval rating in arizona said a lot of my colleagues have spoken out. really, they just gave me a standing "o." who wants to be the one to tell them people are required to stand when the president enters the room. >> trump sent three tweets about how the senators gave him a standing ovation. it's a big deal for trump. he hasn't seen 50 people cheering him on since his inauguration. >> flake, mccain and corker have called donald trump unfit for office. i mean up till now scientists, psychiatrist, human rights activists, world and religious leaders have also said it but eventually republicans did, as well. they're late. they're late to everything. they just found out about gangnam style. ♪ >> all right. colbert showing off dancing skill. >> that's the f

remember the three ps. poise, purpose and porpoise. cousin to the dolphin and lucky weather charm.th his one—man show, hurricane michael. one—man show, hurricane michael, about me and our national obsession with the weather. it is like it's a family member. some mornings you get up and it's raining again. and you are like... how could you?! it's the sixth day running. sleight of hand on heart, increasing in intensity to sporadic outbursts of jazz hands. the ‘80s was riven with conspiracy theory. one of the stories doing the rounds was the storm was due to a russian weather machine that they think created, you know, the commies, the pinkos. must‘ve been a good machine, because the wind speed here in shoreham was the highest recorded, at 115 mph. and if you think that's a tall story... it was two days before my wedding and we woke up with the air raid siren going! we thought the world had come to an end! i had this extreme urge, desire to go out and fly. in the wind. i didn't. you see? russian mind control. and time to bust myth number five. i said there was not a hurricane on the wa

remember the three ps? poise, purpose and porpoise. cousin to the dolphin.cane michael, about me and our national obsession with the weather. it's like it's a family member. some mornings you get up and it is raining again and you are like, oh, how could you? this is the sixth day running! sleight of hand on heart, increasing intensity, sporadicjazz hands. on heart, increasing intensity, sporadic jazz hands. the on heart, increasing intensity, sporadicjazz hands. the 80s had conspiracy theories and one of the stories doing the rounds was that the storm was due to a russian weather machine that they created the communists. it must have been a good weather machine. the wind speeds here were the highest recorded, 150 mph. and if you think that's a tall story... it was two days before my wedding and we woke up days before my wedding and we woke up with the air raid siren going, so we thought the world had come to an end! i had this extreme verge, desire, to go out and fly —— urge. in the wind. i didn't. see? russian mind control. and time to bust myth numberfive

the most difficult sta m ps to work permits.ernment's because the emblem had so much detail. we had to be very accurate. i was always busy thinking about how to secure the safety of the workshop, how to provide documents to withstand inspection, how to keep my friends saved by providing them with the right documents. ifelt providing them with the right documents. i felt responsible for life and death. for safety reasons we often had to change location, moving from place to place, around 50 times over a period of eight, nine months. on december the 21st, as the russians were at the gates of budapest, i was arrested with two of my workshop team. we were taken to the hungarian fascist party headquarters where we were interrogated. later on, they stripped us naked to beat us up. one of us, miki, died in the early hours of the morning. i spent three days in the prison in the hands of the fascists until my friends managed to free us. the police fled because budapest was under siege, they wanted to save themselves. only the civilian gu

- well this is my equation foi've developed the 4 ps. politeness, patience, practice and...reak through! break through! [indistinct talking over ♪ladies and gentleman. book it! ♪and bring the rock come bring the roll♪ ♪misbehaving, misbehaving ♪hey now i love it when it goes my way my way♪ ♪ ♪ whoa, oh, oh plus the crisp taste of apples. a great combination. like spanglish.... where it'd be something like "manza-beer". but redd's sounds much better... cheers. redd's apple ale. together we beer. at stanford health care, we can now repair complex aortic aneurysms without invasive surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for varicose veins. and if we can precisely treat eye cancer with minimal damage to the rest of the eye, imagine what we can do for glaucoma, even cataracts. if we can use dna to diagnose the rarest of diseases, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. >> trevor: welcome back to the daily show. my guest tonight is a comedian and a new york times best selling awe hor whose new book is called vacation

the small force ps ha d body quite like that.ad to birgit fischer poll. —— 17 years. once they got sam two the fish he was rushed to the hospital. when fishermen get their catch, they given the kiss before throwing it back into the sea. senses the whole incident has not put off, and will be back on lee pearson with his friends, as it is he is owned by doctors. so, will send the kissing his catch any time soon? probably, yes. just a little bigger, and not dover sole. traveller who will do that again. they give watching. goodbye. hi there. we look at the satellite picture first of all, with a typical autumn day. lachie weller meeting milder winds to the north. what is the normal is this category two hurricane, ophelia. that will affect our weather early next week. at the time being, we have warm winds of the across the british isles, dragging up when they are full list of you. in the next two days, to bridges could could get up to 2a degrees with sunny spells. mr bridges are pretty good for late july, but it is not legislate, late

places to criticize a former president why would steve bannon attack president bush in front of are ps who likely voted for him twice? >>. >> caller: well, it really stands out. steve bannon calls himself president trump's wing man outside chtd white house and he is intentionally lighting new political wildfires. not only challenging sitting republican senators and party elites as out of touch, but calling george w. bush's presidency more destructive than any other. now, to understand why and why now, remember president bush spoke out this week, not criticizing president trump by name, but mr. bush denounced the brand of nationalism that trump and bannon support. and he cautioned against bigotry and the, quote, casual cruelty seen in politics today. steve bannon went off. >> president bush to me embarrassed himself. speesh writer wrote a high fa lut inspeech. it's clear he didn't understand anything he was talking about, just like it was when he was president of the united states. >> bannon left the white house in august, but not the fight. this is about urging kefbt voters to reject t

it comes one day after the spanish prime minister said he would ta ke ste ps spanish prime minister saidtake steps to impose direct rule on catalonia from madrid. the catalonian government are not following the laws. they do what they want. they do not represent the cata la n they want. they do not represent the catalan people, they represent a small percentage, not all of us. this is why the government has to do what it has to do. the spanish foreign minister says the regional government will soon lose authority. they will not have any legal authority, it will be a group of rebels trying to impose their own arbitrariness onto the whole people of catalonia. the plan by the spanish government is unprecedented. it is the first time that madrid has moved to strip a region of its autonomy and it dramatically escalate this political crisis. yesterday almost half a million pro—independence supporters took to the streets of barcelona. with them was the catalan leader. the separate tests are defiant. the catalan government stretched out its hand and the spanish prime ministers spat on it. that i

so watch your ps and qs and balloons. jesse: we all wants to be on ellen's show. >> i have been on her show. but i did not dance. jesse: the kaepernick situation. ratings are down. he signed a million dollar book deal. he seems to be almost profiting off of it at this point. how do you feel about colin? he was protesting police brutality. he got an opportunity and he did all right. he's on the down swing in his career. he opted out of his contract, the final year of his contract, passing the free agent market and no one wanted to pick him up. he's having a meeting with the owners and they are colluding to keep him out. if you play on a team, if they are toy shot in the locker room, you are done. the chemistry is something that's very tangible. i know some players who are great but were poison in the locker room. if i was an owner and i felt like he wasn't a good fit, that's enough right there. jesse: he was toxic and no one wanted to sign him. speaking of owners. bob mcnair says we can't have the inmates running the priso

are there pictures in this exhibition, john, where we see cezanne the artist ta ke lea ps forward ?rely with a palette knife. portraits had never been painted in that way before. the next big step is in the middle of the ‘70s where, after having worked with the impressionists, colour blooms in his pictures. then by the ‘80s, volume is very present with regular hatch brush strokes.

we call it five ps you have to write them down. you have to get everyone trained on it and disseminate it within your organization. i follow this formula of 20/20/60. 20% of the time i'm telling everyone about the history of the company, 20% about the present. this is what we're supposed to be doing and 60% of my time in the future. sit is all defined by what our past is, our experiences, what we learned. that's very, very important. getting it defined. you have to let people know about it. every week you have to communicate those values in different ways to motivate, inspire people. you really don't train. you inspire people. you take those on values, those things that made you successful, that are going to make you successful and make sure everyone in the organization knows about it. and you repeat it often. >> we now have the top two tips that you need to help grow your business. patrick and mitchell are back with us. all right. two tips. one from each of you. let's start with you, patrick. >> my fear is be aware of fobo. >> wha

elsewhere on the road, there is sand all over the road, even there is sand all over the road, eve n clu m psver the road, even clumps of seaweed visible, so the wind is up, it is likely sunny for now. we have had rain on and off in the last half an hour. strong winds are expected to continue until at least 11pm tonight so we will monitor the situation. strong enough wins to keep a cornish flag flying behind you! is the worst over as far as the south—west of in that is concerned? wellies but the environment agency earlier, i felt it wasn't quite as bad as they had anticipated which is a good thing but they are going to keep monitoring the situation to see if there are any changes or if it worsens in the next few hours and of course the weather warning, the wind warning from the met office is in place and that will be in place until 11pm tonight. the majority of households have experienced problems with their broadband over the last year, with slow speeds the most common complaint. a survey by ‘which‘ suggested customers of virgin media, talktalk, sky and bt were the worst affected. frustratio

if he does ta ke ste ps announcement next week. steps to abandon the deal it will be up to congress to decide what to do next. in particular, whether to reimpose harsh sanctions on iran with all the consequences that could have. a father has lost his high court case against an ivf clinic after his ex—partner forged his signature to use frozen embryos. 0ur medical correspondent fergus walsh is at the royal courts ofjustice in central london. in this case the couple had already had one child through ivf and then when the relationship broke up in 2010 thejudge said when the relationship broke up in 2010 the judge said the woman resorted to desperate and dishonest means to get the remaining embryos defrosted and then informed her ex—partner via text message on valentines day that she was three months pregnant. the father told the bbc that this had profound impact on his relationship with their six—year—old daughter. it's a very difficult situation for me. a beautiful child, a child that eve ryo ne me. a beautiful child, a child that ev

are there pictures in this exhibition, john, where we see cezanne the artist ta ke lea ps forward ?portraits had never been painted in that way before. the next big step is in the middle of the ‘70s where, after having worked with impressionists, colour blooms in his pictures. then by the ‘80s, volume is very present with regular hatch brush strokes. and then in the ‘90s, all these different currents really start to come together. cezanne was famously grumpy. sitters could be reprimanded for the slightest fidget. "does an apple move", he'd snap, even though it might have been the 150th session they'd attended for a single portrait. it is fair to say, cezanne was something else. will gompertz, bbc news. time for a look at the weather, here's chris fawkes. i will put you in the picture of what the weather is up to. mild south—westerly winds bringing air that came from spain to southern parts of the uk. that is why it's been so mild mild today. across central areas of the uk we had a weather front that has brought a strip of thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain as well. to the north of