shot psycho which had its world premiere onjune the 16th 1960.nd white and no verbal description of psycho can convey its true visceral impact. it's the story of marion crane, real estate secretary played by janet lee who steals $40,000 tojoin her played by janet lee who steals $40,000 to join her lover. played by janet lee who steals $40,000 tojoin her lover. en route, she stops off at the bates motel where she captures the attention of norman bates, played by anthony perkins. she ends up being slaughtered. the movie broke new ground. cycle is my first attempt at a shocker, in other words, it its content, certain episodes that do shock. —— psycho. in some cases it could be called a horror film shock. —— psycho. in some cases it could be called a horrorfilm but shock. —— psycho. in some cases it could be called a horror film but it only comes to you to you after you have seen it when you get home. in the dark. in psycho, the audience is placed in the position of being a voyeur, then most of the scene is when she is attacked by a shadowy figure wh

psycho was also seen pulled aside. psycho was also seen as pulled aside. seen as groundbreaking in that it exposed its protagonistjust 40 minutes into the film. that flew in the face of conventional wisdom. at the time, janet lee was the heroine, played the heroine in the movie, was the best known name in the picture. she doesn't last through the entire movie so that was a very shocking and startling thing to do. of all hitchcock's films, psycho must rank among those with a great outlet greatest legacy and its influence on filmmakers around the world. legacy and its influence on filmmakers around the worldm influenced pretty much every horror and suspense film that came afterwards and you can see the impact of spreading out over multiple genres. hitchcock's film broke new ground in all kinds of ways was stopped was the first major american film to show a lavatory being flushed. it gave hitchcock his biggest hit and 60 years after its release, it continues to bring in fresh and young audiences. they can justly make the claim that it is one of the greatest h

shot in black and white and no verbal description of psycho can convey its true visceral impact. marion crane, real estate secretary played by janet lee who steals $40,000 tojoin her lover. en route, she stops off at the bates motel where she captures the attention of norman bates, played by anthony perkins. she ends up being slaughtered. the movie broke new ground. psycho is my first attempt at a shocker, in other words, it its content, certain episodes that do shock. in some cases it could be called a horror film but it only comes to you to you after you have seen it when you get home. in the dark. in psycho, the audience is placed in the position of being a voyeur, then most of the scene is when she is attacked by a shadowy figure while she's in the shower. it is incredibly violent but the attackers knife barely ever penetrates her skin. the mark of a great horror films that it ruins a completely everyday activity for the rest of your life and jaws did that with going the beach and alfred hitchcock did that with the shower. it's stage so brilliantly because there's something a

something as simple as learning how to write them by psychos isn't. since i was a little girl, i wanted to have a bicycle of my. but it took me as a finally the game of invention by a man by psychos, but returns with a sewing machine. sewing, i suppose, was more apt procreates for those than rising above as knowledge. i want to meet those woman back home who are bound by the duties and social norms and inform them about the basic rights. my name is them out of the home and they work us into the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. the rate of infection been developing what measures are being taken? what does the latest research say? information and context. the coronavirus of data. the code of special monday to friday, flung d.w. diva deceased dentists journalism for human rights and the environment. decision of the global media for the good 19 pandemic. the ones against environmental defenders has increased in the amount of the russian journalists raising awareness for these attacks. but can journalism have an impact beyond creating visibility? di

what drives those who make it to the top of the world of banking we investigate the real american psychos as well as those crushed by modern capitalist society with the man behind killing dr mark freestone all of the more coming up in today's going underground but 1st coronavirus has arguably shine a light like no other on the relative responses of capitalist and neo communist societies to pandemics here in britain economic protection is under the thumb of a former banker bailed out goldman sachs boris johnson's chancellor is she soon but what's it like to work in the city a new drama premiering tonight in the americas on h.b.o. and here in britain on b.b.c. 2 tomorrow focuses on the lives of bright graduates who enter the bailed out city of london for money their behavior intersecting with geopolitics like a potential u.s. china war it's called industry and paints a tragically vivid and had mystic portrait of a dystopian source of neo liberal inequality industries to writers former bankers mickey down and conrad kay joins me now from london thanks so much for coming on a lot of people lo

mark freestone is catalogued not only faculty of the and i financed famously depicted in american psycho but those who have been crushed by a society that arguably created them his new book making a psychopath is out now and he joins me from london mark welcome to going underground so what is a psychopath the great american writer norman mailer equated it psychopathic rebellion against totalitarianism. that's an interesting definition i think such a path research has moved on a lot since since the sixty's and seventy's and now we understand that psychopaths have a problem with the aryan that brain means that they don't really process in motion and importantly risk in the same way as other people do they don't realize it motions other people they can't see things like sadness or fear and they can't really make very good judgments about decisions that might be not in their best interest rates so they tend to be if you take very high risk situations that they do in everyday life but that's financially hardest decisions or high risk relationships drug taking things like that and that's becau

finally they gave up and mental buying young by psychos and returns people sewing machines sewing i suppose was more appropriate for goes than writing advice as knowledge i want to meet those woman back home who are bones about their duties and social homes and inform them of old dead bees and writes my name is the amount of people and i work it's easy to . be. as counting continues and one of the fiercest election battles in u.s. history we take a look at what the next 4 years could mean for transatlantic trade. also coming up 2020 has been a disaster for the aviation industry around the world airlines and even airports are on the brink of collapse. britain's 2nd lockdown is expected to hit small businesses especially hard now the bank of england is stepping down and. this is the deal beef is no sign paper this and welcome to the show. global markets are in course to end the week higher as investors continue to puzzle out the consequences of tuesday's still undecided u.s. election in asia indexes in hong kong and shanghai looks set to finish in positive territory optimism about a vital pre

ladies and gentlemen, we have a psycho with us tonight!n dvd, vod and, allegedly, in cinemas, and i would tell you to avoid it in any and all of those viewing formats. i promise not to kill you. to dispel the stench of that atrocity, let's turn to something altogether more uplifting, uncle frank, a moving comedy drama set in 1973, written and directed by alan ball who won a screenplay oscar for american beauty. i've never known anybody who was gay before. 'course you have. choir director at church. mr durisin? but he's so... what? religious. ha! paul bettany is the nyu academic whose family in south carolina don't know he's gay. but when his bullying father dies, frank has to make the road trip home with his niece beth and his partner wally. a journey of discovery for all three of them. what's wrong? wally? oh, hey! you forgot your razor. you rented a car? isn't it snazzy? the story is formulaic and you'd have to be asleep at the wheel not to map out the emotional highs and lows from the outset, but the ensemble cast are terrific, generati

and yet she goes on facebook calling her a psycho whore. which is it?ow, i can't really you know explain everything that tammy said or felt. i think it was a huge mistake to call her names and do that sort of thing. >> he said if tammy had kidnapped heather, why would she be writing nasty facebook posts about her? the elvis family listened to testimony about heather, with disgust. >> she deserves to be found. >> it was so offensive to hear her name come out of that woman's mouth. >> you sat there so quietly in that courtroom. did you just want to -- >> scream. it was infuriating some of the things that she said. >> the trial was far from over. it was the prosecutor's turn to question tammy and the prosecutor wasn't going to pull any punches. >>> coming up, fireworks in the courtroom. >> this is a story about jealousy and deceit. >> they don't have one fiber, one tear drop, one piece of a shoe lace. >> high stakes in the jury room. >> the jury has reached a verdict. >> when "dateline" continues. rd. >> when "dateline" continues iatd brand, helps keep bab

salvador was arrested in -- psycho's former defense minister. salvador was arrested. he could be investigated in mexico and charged under mexican law if needed. let's go to our correspondent in mexico. john, the u.s. underwent a long investigation to catch this guy. they only arrested him a few weeks ago. now they have let him go. why is that? what has the reaction been for mexico? john: this has been a huge shock when the news broke about one hour ago. in the first place, when the general was -- he was the former head of mexico's armed forces under the previous president. he was arrested in the los angeles airport. it caused a big shockwave at the time. also because exit goes government was not informed before he was arrested by the u.s. authorities and on the advice of the da -- dea. they seem to have a strong case against him. the prosecutors were saying they have messages between him and an actual cartel. it is called the h2 cartel. he was called el padrino, that translates as the godfather. suddenly we have this bombshell that the u.s. has decided that it will se

finally, they gave up inventions by me and by psychos, but 3 times, because sewing machine sewing, i suppose, was more apt procreates forgoes than writing advice. as no, i wanted to reach out to those moments back home for bones by their duties and social goals, and inform them of old dead basic rights. my name is the about of the home, and i work at either the house or virus spread. why do we panic? and when we'll all miss them, just through the tax from cover and the weekly radio show is called spectrum if you like, and the information on the krona largish, or any other science topic, you should really check out our podcast. you can get it wherever you get your podcast. you can also find us at dot com. org slash science. imagine being born can prove that. you want to learn the new school. you want to be useful, put on a loved one. when you're sick, the doctors know when you fall in love, they won't. you don't have children for fear they'll be in the support. your shoe knows when you die, there's no every 10 minutes. someone misses 10000000 people in the world this think they have n

psycho social supports more people are going to die. and that's the reality of what happens in western australia. where very rich types we're very rich type but we need to be rich all. astray is federal and state governments i'm to reduce aboriginal incarceration rates by 15 percent over the next decade. as attorney general and aboriginal affairs minister declined to be interviewed but said in a statement that improved prevention strategies would help the study regions targets. but those watching are who've been through the system believe nothing will really china which i'm with public pressure on the government dramatically ramps up . i just want other people out there like in different countries to lock their eyes when they come into our country oh it's a beautiful country but there's a lot of damage here. a day have not done as i have my good dives. the damage has been done. of moved on from a pioneer store where you stole the. other people out there. i don't think that this poem will be able to leave me probably will to live sort of

icon for all women, are followed by this ocean for something as simple as learning how to write a by psychos isn't since i was a little girl, i wanted to have a bicycle off my home and it took me years to been made, there's finally gave up and mentioned buying young guys like this, but returns with the sewing machine. sewing, i suppose was more apt procreates for goes than rising. i'm biased as knowledge. i also reach out to those women back home who are bones by their duties and social norms and inform them of oded basic rights. my name is the about the go home and i wore hats to them. moved the official mary and her pregnant sister, the diplomat, who always gets straight to the point to look good to institutes outgoing director close to tell a man we look at his final year in office and his in press of career name on the last cultural diplomatic starts nov 16th on d w. this is the news live from birthday thousands of donald trump supporters gathered in washington to rally against the results of the u.s. presidential election. and the president makes a surprise appearance in his motorcade p

psycho? scary. drunk? all true. therefore, i need you guys to be on your best behavior.ry. i'll keep to myself. i have to practice for my cello recital. [ groans ] ohh, fine. you know what? if it keeps you out of your mom's hair, yes, do that. luke, if your mom starts to lose it, i need you to lighten the mood by being extra cute. no problem. i've got some stuff prepared. "hey, mom, i'm 'firsty.'"

. >> not only is that psycho wearing my body -- >> the universal picture's movie brought in $1.2 million a serial killer who switches bodies with a low-profile high schooler on friday the 13th. the war with grandpa around out the top three. >>> and the rock is protesting the sexiest man alive. over the weekend dewayne johnson posted over the weekend, i concede nothing. he was given the honor in 2016, but it was all in good fun. he gave a shout out to michael b. jordan, the newest sexiest man alive. jordan is known for his performances in "creed" and "black panther." coming up on "cbs this morning," as we prepare for thanksgiving, we'll look at why there is a shortage of certain turkeys. i'm ann-marie green. this is the cbs morning news. ♪ ♪ merry christmas! ♪ rich chocolate layers sprinkled with festive peppermint. with love from san francisco. ghirardelli peppermint bark squares. makes the holidays a bite better. now roomba vacuums exactly where you need it. alexa, tell roomba to vacuum in front of the couch. and offers personalized cleaning suggestions for a clean unique to you and you

finding the game bob invented by me and by psychos and returns with the sewing machine sewing i supposes more apt procreates for those than writing advice as knowledge i was a reach out to those moments back home where. bones by then 2000 and social norms and informed and more dead basic rights my name is the matter of the home and i war that's means of. finding against the coronavirus pandemic. has the rate of infection been developing . what measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information and context. the coronavirus an update to the code of structural monday to friday on t.w. . this is d w news alive of a new day and a new era and america washington gets ready to welcome joe biden to the white house in just over 10 weeks time the president elect goes to church and begins to shape his plans top of the agenda a task force to tackle the coronavirus pandemic. as they get a foothold there was no shortage of goals when live a close and lock horns with glass we'll see who came out on top.

the cloud in sas, china sea, and the philippine sea there isn't teddy, it's gone, no more tropical psycho's the least for the next few days. hopefully for longer. now the rainy season, which is for the science is showing itself, there was obvious big showers from malaysia, possibly south and thailand for the southwest, and a potential development in the bay of bengal. a small circulation, which at the moment is taking away the focus of rain away from southern india too, like a circulation. so then by a bang go another one in the arabian sea between the 2. not much, but maybe a few showers up in sri lanka. unfortunately, there is very still in the north indian plain and pakistan returning to how it was a few days ago and quality than other unhealthy or worse. in under a year, coverage 19 has altered our societies and exposed deficiencies in political, social, and economic structure of capitalism. is the pandemic back in a root cause of so much of the suffering apps and big data which old could literally save our lives? we're going to have the headline, has the pandemic given us the chance to

what drives those who make it to the top of the world of banking we investigate the real american psychos as well as those crushed by modern capitalist society with the man behind killing dr mark freestone all of the more coming up in today's going underground but 1st coronavirus has arguably shine a light like no other on the relative responses of capitalist and neo communist societies to pandemics here in britain economic protection is under the thumb of a former banker bailed out goldman sachs boris johnson's chancellor regime but what's it like to work in the city a new drama premiering tonight in the americas on h.b.o. and here in britain on b.b.c. 2 tomorrow focuses on the lives of bright graduates who enter the bailed out city of london for money their behavior in just acting with geopolitics like a potential u.s. china war it's called industry and paints a tragically vivid and had mystic.

and i think your column is that big bull psycho and no news is going to interfere with dot. i am, it's being points right. and it doesn't matter who the president is, your trader, and there is a site if seller exhaustion, meaning that when all the sellers of salt and there's no more sellers left than any kind of buying interest that comes in, you get an uptick. and that uptick attracts more up ticks and it becomes, you know, a ball cycle. and i think that's where we're at now. now another question i have for you is you have advanced degrees and mathematics and looking at the trump situation. and he's, as i said, he hasn't conceded, but do you agree that you should challenge some of the votes in the courts? there's a lot of folks looking at this in terms of statistical analysis. and that, that kind of a mathematical approach. delved into that and then what are you saying? yeah, that's an interesting question and that is right. there is some but the magical is that this the call evidence. some people have very strange in this current voting election. but i don't think that kin

. >>> a man who goes by the name psycho has been arrested in connection with the discovery of three bodies in southern colorado. agents took adre baroz into custody at a motel in new mexico and he's facing murder and kidnapping charges. the remains were found last week on two properties. it's unclear who they are. it could take weeks to identify them. >>> crews in colorado springs acted quickly to knock down a wildfire threatening homes. dozens of people were forced to evacuate. meanwhile, more than 100 people along the california/nevada border have no homes to return to after a wildfire there. one person was killed. 30 square miles were burned. >>> time now for a look at your friday weather. >>> parts of the colorado rockies are expected to get several inches of snow today and more showers today for the pacific northwest. the only other rain on the map stretches across the plains to the mississippi river valley. the eastern third of the nation will see clear skies while temperatures return to the northeast. readings into the 60s for chicago, detroit and kansas, kansas city. mostly in the

months of shutdown, anxiety, new york based psychotherapist, nancy collyer, and mark rutherford, a psycho therapist in private practice in california. welcome back folks. even without the cliffhanger on election night, we have been through months and months of campaign acrimony, even if you tried to tune it out. it's an awful lot, nancy and then mark, how do we put that behind us? i hate to be the starter of contention, but i don't think we put it behind us actually. i think we have to live with it to a certain extent. the only way to anxiety is through it. we like to deny it or avoided or be done with it. but we are living in a time where there is a very divided country, tremendous amount of conflict and all sitting with the bass up coated. and we have to make space for the fact that this is a time like no other and put our energy on what can we control in our lives? what creates joy in our lives, where can we be presence in our lives? but acknowledging that, of course, there is anxiety. this is a time like no, i don't think we can deny that. yeah, a full worldwide pandemic can bring us

we've got cloud building in this ass genesee not in the form of a psycho just in the form of a few showers. so with the prevailing north east of the monsoon, it's almost inevitable that you will build up some clouds and they will hit the coast of vietnam and come inland a bit as showers, maybe thunderstorms, similar things happening on the east and southern philippines and nothing is too dramatic here, the biggest showers are still further south of a borneo and the far south of town. and if not even bangkok is prone to a shower or 2 in the next couple of days. but the heaviest ones, of course for the south and indonesia and the south and by a bang go i circulation there may well end up over sri lanka in australia. it's still quite warm in adelaide at 34, but the heat's been pushed out of sydney. and we generally speaking, moving the clouds in this direction, so you're down to 24 in adelaide on monday. the shows like to generate inland in victoria. new south wales could be briefly quite poky. it western australia perth is warm, very warm again. 34, with a hint to shows running up to the nor

because for me, from a go to negotiate a market economy psycho who me on the bus at the source. me know what i understand that's important to know of newborn babies were torn from their mothers and given away and forced adoption. i don't know a lot of money but of my own role as a fellow mentor. to this day mothers still search for grown children while looking in hope for their birth parents. welcome back to cross up where all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're talking about some real news only. let's go back to budapest, george. there's an interesting article in the new york times titled trump's options for attacking iran to stop its growing nuclear program. ok, i mean that when you take trump out of the headline, that's a headline you could read 20 years ago when he hears you could be reading that. and you know, what was really interesting for me is that it's the madman. they read that nixon. that is attributed to nixon is that, you know, he's what the media with the new york times is claiming, is that he's a madman wanting to attack iran, just as he'

news continues with the sas, china sea and the philippine sea empty of cloud got no more tropical psycho stalker about just the normal rainy season. in indonesia, for 23 years, mohsin has collected objects he finds along the coast. enough to fill his museum enough to break a guinness world record. armed with a story for every object has become an environmental activist and inspired artist and a voice for the plight of countless migrants. such on al-jazeera. i recap of our top stories on al-jazeera. the united nations has called on ethiopia's warring sides to salt fighting mediately. so aid can come in and refugee save zones can be set up. the government launch an offensive against the grain forces in the north 2 weeks ago. ugandan presidential candidate bobby wine has been granted bail after being charged for flouting coronavirus restrictions. at least $28.00 people have been killed in protests over his detention during an election campaign rally. and us pharmaceutical company, pfizer and its german biotech, could become the world's 1st companies to seek emergency authorization in the us

electioneering and advertising, the biggest factor, the biggest force that social media had in this psycho was -- is cycle was repository for misinformation, frankly. we are continuing toee that play out in the post election period. >> guest: i think it's interesting you are also seen members themselves .2 how important this is, only due to the pandemic. that was something congresswoman ocasio-cortez brought up ts week when people talking about what is the future of the demoatic party right now and somewhere lrning some of the progressive rhetoric for democrats not doing as well in the hseaces. the point she looked it was no know we need to focus on digital. that shows werehink a lot of the dferent younger member to looking too. they rlize you should be a priority and ung defective some were able to do digital outreach really well. aoc is a member w has that big ach. so does president trump. you areeeing more and more members embrace that, and juicing federal some o the theater of congress. th interesting thing is you s axios testify before congress. some of the differe members are immedia

continues with the sas trying to say that the philippine sea, empty of cloud got no more tropical psycho stalker. about just the normal rainy season in indonesia. but how does one forgave after losing 32 family members in a heinous massacre? a survivor of one of colombia's 50 year long conflicts, worst atrocities dedicates his life to reconciliation with his peace falters around him. lay in a poll last year as life and mission are in jeopardy. witness back, i am caught in the crossfire on al jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera me so ho. romney a reminder of our top news stories. the united nations has called on ethiopia's warring sides to stop fighting immediately. so aid can come in and refugees. safe zones can be set up. the government launched an offensive against the grain forces . 2 weeks ago. ugandan opposition politician bobby weiner has been released on bail out being charged over actions likely to spread coronavirus. officials have accused the presidential candidates of violating covert 9 restrictions. at least $28.00 people were killed during protests bought by his arrest. and

cortez also raised a lot of eyebrows with a tweet singing a similar to is anyone carving the strong psycho fence when they try to downplay or deny their complicity in the future? i pussy decent, probability of many deleted tweets writings will toes in the future. and who can forget the mainstream media trying to sabotage trump at every step of his presidency is one thing. but now many want to prosecute him. it's all very different to the message of solidarity and bringing the country together that we heard in biden's victory speech to make progress. we have to stop treating our opponents as added because there will be no blue states and red states when we were just the united states of america. maybe a supporters got the wrong idea because repressing red votes out of existence won't necessarily make them blue. from supporters of conservatives have been canceled and banned blacklisted. the famed and smeared relate the last 4 years, especially by mainstream media. by far left agitators, people losing their jobs for simply supporting the president people having their homes, dogs, people being