a better pun.e—aged man who meets a group of men who are involved in a synchronised swimming team. they call it swim club. in fact, what they are doing, is they are sort of using it as a way to get in touch with their emotions. inevitably, because it is a film, a competition comes into view, and the next thing is they have to get quite good. here is a clip. you landed on my head. distribution of the stack is wrong. it has got to be equal, which means that we have got to take it and wait into consideration. meaning? you can't be next to him, because he needs of the next somebody less fat. you calling me fat? arty, you calling me fat? you could do with losing a little bit... it is like trying to wrestle with a yak, you could do with a trip to the barbers. fatboy slim. guys, guys! let's do it again. we have got to practice. i heard rob brydon talk about this, and they didn't use any doubles. they did all these swimming themselves. spent a lot of time in the pool. when it works the best, it is when it

the pool monty, which is, i think, a better pun.ed man, drone—like worker bee, who meets a group of men who are involved in a synchronised swimming team. they call it swim club. first rule of swim club, you don't talk about swim club. in fact, what they are doing, is they are sort of using it as a way to get in touch with their emotions. inevitably, because it is a film, a competition comes into view, and the next thing is they have to get quite good. here is a clip. you nearly landed on my head. you're not focusing. distribution in the stack is wrong. it has to be equal, which means we have to take heigh and weight into consideration. meaning? you can't be next to him, because he needs to be next to someone who's less fat. you calling me fat? archie, you calling me fat? you could do with losing a little bit... well, you can take that back of yours to the barber's, mate. it is like trying to wrestle with a yak. you'rejustjealous, because you're wearing them, fatboy slim. guys, guys! let's do it again. yeah, come on. we have got to p

a better pun. a middle—aged man who meets a group of men who are involved in a synchronised swimming team. they call it swim club. in fact, what they are doing, is they are sort of using it as a way to get in touch with their emotions. inevitably, because it is a film, a competition comes into view, and the next thing is they have to get quite good. here is a clip. you landed on my head. distribution in the stack is wrong. it has got to be equal, which means that we have got to take height and weight into consideration. meaning? you can't be next to him, because he needs of the next somebody less fat. you calling me fat? archie, are you calling me fat? you could do with losing a little bit... it is like trying to wrestle with a yak, you could do with a trip to the barbers. fatboy slim. guys, guys! let's do it again. we have got to practise. that is me. brilliant. life is ticking away andy cook is getting louder. i heard rob brydon talk about this, and they didn't use any doubles. they did all these

and have a pun off.se you're like -- y'all thready for this? >> y'all thready for this. >> jimmy: was one of them, yeah. i'm getting -- >> did you hear a grown? that's perfect. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> someone just went -- [ groans ] that's when a pun works, when someone goes -- [ groans ] >> jimmy: oh, boy. yeah. [ light laughter ] >> that's it. >> jimmy: it was -- it just went -- and you went rapid fire. had a little pun off. it's just a little part of the show, but it just made me laugh. >> i enjoy puns as well. >> jimmy: i love that. i also -- i like that you admit to not being crafty. >> no. >> jimmy: you're like, "dude, that's not my thing." >> no, well it's really cool, because the people were really talented. we walked around and saw what they were doing. but i can't do any of it. and -- and i was truly learning. but i have the same skill as my children -- [ light laughter ] when it comes to making things. which is great, because we all make things together. but i kind of represented

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a better pun.synchronised swimming team. they call it swim club. in fact, what they are doing, is they are sort of using it as a way to get in touch with their emotions. inevitably, because it is a film, a competition comes into view, and the next thing is they have to get quite good. here is a clip. you landed on my head. distribution of the stack is wrong. it has got to be equal, which means that we have got to take it and wait into consideration. meaning? you can't be next to him, because he needs of the next somebody less fat. you calling me fat? arty, you calling me fat? you could do with losing a little bit... it is like trying to wrestle with a yak, you could do with a trip to the barbers. fatboy slim. guys, guys! let's do it again. we have got to practice. i heard rob brydon talk about this, and they didn't use any doubles. they did all these swimming themselves. spent a lot of time in the pool. when it works the best, it is when it is doing its of men who sort of lost the plot, finding som

the sun is obviously the king of puns and all they could come up with was, "yes!"for a witty headline, though. the great thing about the world cup is that people who are not that interested in football normally suddenly end up watching, especially when it is england, especially when it is penalties, and even non—football people are glued to their tvs.|j think that's true and as you say, the writing, i don't know india knight but i don't think she is a massive football fan, i could be wrong but exactly, people are looking at all the different angles of it. she is talking about, i think it is what a nice guy gareth southgate is and how appealing but they are covering all kinds of different angles, including unfortunately, those who go for the brexit angle. but as you say, it tends to draw people in but i think the world cup has not drawn people in in this way, because the last on we got to the quarterfinals 2006, and it was all the circus and you could not quite get behind that england team in the same way. these guys have written a word that sums it up, they are swe

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it does fuel the debate, pardon the pun, about climate change.out these wildfires now, and we have footage of some of the impact in california, but we have seen it in europe. i have seen it on my doorstep in buckinghamshire, where fat fires erupting, bizarrely. this is one impact but of course we had the winter which was extreme. in asia, the monsoon season has been more extreme and it is becoming more extreme and it is becoming more extreme every single year. it is right in front of the climate change deniers, president trump is one of them, now, instead of denying let's be better prepared for these natural disasters. thomas cook access his trip to this because customers were concerned about the welfare of killer whales. many reports about seaworld's killer whales. celebrities have been behind this. pink has been behind this, and the artist. if it is dangerous and it looks very much like it is, then absolutely they should not be keeping them. 90% of consumers is very strong. thomas cook responding to its consumers. notjust seaworld but a park in

however if you look at the pun dents and other politicians in russia believe it could be the dawn of new relations between president trump and the russian federation. they believe russia could step into the role that europe has had in the past of being the main partner of the united states. probably still very early to tell all of that. obviously they see there could be the hitches along the way. vladimir putin we have to always keep in mind is someone who is very good and very smart at negotiating. that will be a tough one. >> step into the role of europe. it's got an economy the size of smaller than italy. it is a nuclear power. it's kind of a unique situation. in terms of its role on the world stage. all right. thank you so much. >> president trump confrontational comments provoking a mixed reaction. among republicans here at home. let's bring in white house reporter. what are you hearing? >> well the president showed up a little while ago for his first meetings of the day. and he showed up late. for his first working session. it was a meeting with georgia and ukraine and the nort

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so i think 4% might actually be a conservative estimate, no pun intended. the hit to the irish economy might be even higher? i think so, especially in the early stages. —— so especially in the early stages. —— so you think. the immediate impact is going to be felt if there is no deal. the european union and the irish government already talking about the contingency measures they will have to put in place at that does happen, but i think that does happen, it is going to be a disaster, not just in happen, it is going to be a disaster, notjust in economic terms but also in cultural terms. that said, there will be people watching who will save there is often this is not scaremongering, but this, this fear that talks about, we have heard it with for example, the greek situation and the bailout then, and eve ryo ne situation and the bailout then, and everyone was, not everyone but a lot of people saying it is approaching a cliff edge, prices, the eu then a lwa ys cliff edge, prices, the eu then always gets things sorted in the end, even if it is an 11th hour deal

terrible time economically it's all sector is being propped up by china analysts call it a crude deal no pun there simply because the chinese want cheap oil to power its economy all right all of those stories coming up with pencil one in one minute don't go away. go out and they will not succeed in dividing us about not succeed in taking the people off the streets.

more to be done in terms of bringing the water and that was the water that was reuters correspondent pun when chatham speaking to us from thailand earlier today let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world the main defendant in the german neo nazi murder trial has delivered her final address as the five year trial comes to a close they have to chase a denied involvement in a series of racially motivated killings between two thousand and two thousand and seven the court in munich is set to deliver its verdict next week and she faces life in prison if convicted. the united nations says at least two hundred seventy thousand people have fled their homes in southwestern syria after a russian backed government onslaught many of the displaced have headed towards the borders with jordan and the israeli occupied golan heights but both countries are refusing to open their borders sparking fears of a humanitarian crisis. germany's national soccer coach joachim loew will stay in his post despite his team's world cup failure that is according to several german newspap

but will a politician's pun spoil the fun?, this is "world news now." >> we do say good morning and welcome to linsey davis who's here with us for diane. >> a slow clap continues. nice to be here. and happy you all are so happy. >> i love the delayed one that comes 20 minutes later. but we're going to start with the breaking news from the midwest right now. a massive gas explosion leveling buildings in wisconsin. >> take a look at what it looked like shortly after the blast in sun prairie in madison. at least two firefighters are taken to the hospital. a half-mile radius around the blast site was evacuated. >> i can just imagine some people watching this with the audio down thinking this looks like a movie set. >> it looks bad. >> just amazing images. crews were looking for a gas leak in a building. about 40 minutes after the call, the building exploded. people said they felt as if someone slammed a door really, really hard. this taking place in early evening in wisconsin, in the madison area there. and authorities there are w

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. >> he was not expecting that pun zblch i'm hoping that little billy and the rest of the family gethink in 20, 30 years they're going to want to look back and all they're going to have is this. >> rubbish, it makes the video. that's why everybody loves you, billy. >> what's up! >> don't worry, billy, he took those kids out. i'm sure they're fine. they're probably fine. >> i'm worried about billy. the kids are fine. >> he cannot have -- my house. >>> hey, jackson, freeze. >> if you've got some friends who are willing to freeze, you can have fun just like this. the inconvenient internet challenge that's always good for a laugh. >> i like that. >> head to our website rightthisminute.com click on tv show or use our mobile app to see more. >>> the internet has bred so many different and weird challenges over the years. familiar.will seem very, pl dea kid t resurrection. >> hey jackson, freeze. >> if you've got some friends who are willing to play the freeze game with you, you can have fup just like this. >> tammy, freeze. >> freeze. >> inconveniencing and putting people in jeopardy behin

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pun and i discussed many imrtant subjects we got along which trulyr botheany haters o who wantedsee a boxing match. big results will come >> let's check in with tom fitzgerald and there's clearly n clean-up opee a white house. >> rorter: yesterday we were wondering -- how the correion tour would take, now we know less tha24 ho president not always sending on you the tweet about intelligencest that yo saw a minute ago but the other tweet and he only started at 5:45 this morning. the president writing that some people were very angry about the fact that he had been gettingel putin.l with vladimir you see it right there. and went on to say hs calls thi new t conditionrump derangement syndrome. then moved on toul a sed cabinet meeting. he began by talking about what he saw as the economics of his administration and also the diplomatic successes that he s during that nato meeting and during his summit with vladimir putin.se but tho were remarks, the esidentent off script at one point. w as asked if he thought that russia was still targeting the united state through cyber attacks. the presi

intended. >> no pun intended in that particular case. it's a fascinating insight into the tensions between the first lady's office. >> i would hardly say they exploit her role as an immigrant or even talk about it. >> sadly, no. >> i mean, that this is an this is an issue that is so on the forefront of all of the national dialogue right now and they really don't bring that up. >> we are a nation of immigrants and the first lady is a good reminder of that. >> john avlon, thanks to have you with us. you, too, can watch whatever you want. the good stuff is next. crowne , we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. crowne plaza. whoooo. tripadvisor makes finding your perfect hotel... relaxing. just enter your destination and dates. tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites to find the hotel you want for the lowest price. dates. deals. done! tripadvisor. the toothpaste that helps p

. >> he was not expecting that pun zblch i'm hoping that little billy and the rest of the family getly without this filter because i think in 20, 30 years they're going to want to look back and all they're going to have is this. >> rubbish, it makes the video. that's why everybody loves you, billy. >> what's up! >> don't worry, billy, he took those kids out. i'm sure they're fine. they're probably fine. >> i'm worried about billy. the kids are fine. >> he cannot have -- my house. >>> hey, jackson, freeze. >> if you've got some friends who are willing to freeze, you can have fun just like this. the inconvenient internet challenge that's always good for a laugh. >> i like that. >> head to our website rightthisminute.com click on tv show or use our mobile app to see more. >>> the internet has bred so many different and weird challenges over the years. this one will see very familiar. played a dead kid that made a resurrection. >> hey jackson, freeze. >> if you've got some friends who are willing to play the freeze game with you, you can have fup just like this. >> tammy, freeze. >> free

i feel a pun coming on. >> who? >> maybe about the swirls of precipitation? to say only a cone head would do such a thing. seriously, i think ice cream sales will be up this week we have a warm week coming our way. we have sunny skies across the bay area right now, a little fog at the coastline. pretty breezy out there as well, 24 miles an hour winds in san francisco. 16 to 20 miles an hour generally across most of the bay area right now. in some locations it'll be windier overnight. the emeryville camera, you can see some fog off in the distance. 63 at san francisco right now. 67 across the bay. 76 in san jose, 86 in gilroy. 61 at half moon bay. here's the view at the golden gate where skies are clear and traffic is moving clearly. napa 74. 83 fairfield, 86 concord. and a lovely view from the east bay hills camera, looking at a bright blue sky. breezy overnight with fog near the coast and bay, maybe a few patches moving locally. it'll be warm all week long. near the end of the week we see an increase in humidity, gaving the air a muggy feel. hot and humid in

. >> definitely something to kee on the radar, no pun intended. nobody wants to see a delay. let's not even go there. >>> still ahead, after a thrilling world cup, the chants >>>t w a game with france just racking up the goals. >> hard tldbelieve the w cup is over. i'm going to have to find another reason to gos to bn the afternoons. i'm a little stressed about that. they played extra time in three matches to reach the world cup final. croatia showed it had the character necessary to win it al something you might expect from a team where the world cup mvp survived cincl war. but f played beyond its years to achieve a moment beyond its wildest dreams. the soccer legend playing the bongos the world cup. france, though, getting the scoring started in the 18th minute with the free kick. look closer, it goes up. that's an own goal but it counts. gives france a 1-0 score. 20th minute, croatia tries to come up with the answ. through traffic, this is just a powerful finish. oatia evens - that's a great finish. croatia evens things up at 1. second half france out to a 3-1 lead. look a

president trump changes his tune once again why he is holdinacg vladimir pun untable in the wake of the summit in helsinki >> the growing childrens after two children were attacked while swimming in new york >> dunkin donuts has more than just coffee. the new beer from the breakfast chain. >> the touching moment has fans talking this morning early today starts now >>> great to be with you we begin wittrump reversing course once more he is now saying he does in fact hold vladimir putin responsible for the interference in the u.s. presidential election said he >> you s you agree with u.s.ong. intelligence that russia meddled in the election. >> i said that bore. numerous times before. i would say that that is true, yeah >> you haven't condemned putin specifically do you hold him personally responsible? >> i would because he's in charge of thste country ike i consider myself responsible for things that happen in this country.as the leader of a coun would have t ho hold responsible, yes >> that are flies in the face of almosthe everything said prior. capitulating when faced with the opportu

as a surprise to you given all of the media bashing in the united states the whole russia collusion pun some mine has it come to the us a bit of a surprise that trump is actually going ahead with these talks. you know if through and trying to be inconsistent in one thing it has been for two or three years his wish to improve relations with russia and he's just refused to be blown off course on this people accuse him of being mecurio inconsistent erratic but he he has been very deadly on the pressure on with. the strategy with russia taking a few knocks think that been delayed but now at last after two years things appear to be coming together he said spectator or hell think we are low that's probably a correct assessment but it will be a major achievement just to cool the temperature stablished. shared long term goals in the middle east in particular and just to restore bilateral relations through normal or peter as you say for the past few years trump has been saying he wants to improve relations between russia and america you say that trump refused to be blown off course but just days

we recognize a face, a setting, a metaphor and a pun and you could process a cartoon quickly. and so we have a certain advantage, i think. there's some people who think political cartooning is sort of an archaic form of political expression, and i feel just the opposite. i think that political cartoons are the perfect vehicle for our short attention span, twitter, social media culture. and i'm sticking to that. so the power of positive thinking. caricatures are a little different. caricatures don't have the advantage of using word bubbles and captions. you are basically just trying to capture a character. a good caricature can load that up with other stuff. a good care acaturist could load that up with other stuff and insert political opinion or detail or wry commentary in the setting or the clothing of the caricature. i learned this just recently as working as a caricaturist for 40 years and it comes from the italian word caricare, which means to load, as in a boat or a cart or a gun. and so a caricature is -- it is not a portrait. you are not trying to catch the physical att

page after page after page, no pun intended, redacted. you don't see the information. you are left with the conclusion that there was substantial effort by the russians. as pointed out, efforts by russia is one discussion and then to what extent, if any, the campaign was involved is a separate one. we hear that through toxic lenses day after day after day. they are two discussions. in the paperwork and warrants, they show activity between carter page and russians and they lay it out and say there was a heavy effort by russia to recruit him. they don't get to the further point of whether or not there was substantial, concrete, interaction. so, again, a bit of a broken record point, this disclosure with this level of redaction. >> it was renewed three times. they were gaining useful information. we don't see that useful information but from 66 pages to 101 pages. how difficult of a process is the renewal? after three renewals, why hasn't he been charged, yet? >> it's outstanding. in the renewal of a wiretap, this is apparently the first time in the 40 year existence that

he didn't mention pun's intervention in syria in 2016. and most egreously, he didn't mention the russian violation of our sovergnty in 2016, underscored by the indictment on friday. instead, it's all obama's fault. blame america first. >> i want to bring in richard gel, whos in moscow, where they have been reacting to what is ha iening. ho the read you're getting in moscow, richard? >> people here areeeling very confident about this meeting. feeling very confident in general. we just saw president trump go through europe in which he criticized nato, went after nato allies, and now the meeting is beginning. >>e're seeing the t of them here. let's just listen for a bit and see if we -- [ speaking foreign language ] t nslator: different international sites. of course, the fact has come to basically -- >> a really great world cup. onef the best ever, from what everybody tells me, one of the best ever. also for your team itself doing so well. i watched quite a bit, andten the ustates, we call it soccer. i watched quite a bit of it, and i wched

puns on her prince drive past the onlookers followed by elsa and anna from frozen. sometimes visitors get to meet the characters on the part i've been coming to the different disney parks since i was a kid and it's just a lot of fun they are collecting everything from disney and we love the fact that you can be like a child when you're an adult actually but this is the only place you can be like a child. disneyland paris is divided into five the magic sections discovery land for instance features star tours once they've checked in visitors enter a space ship terminal and are greeted by star wars characters like r two d two it's the beginning of a voyage to a distant galaxy. easier on the nerves is a ride in the teacups from alice in wonderland speed demons who prefer the big thunder mountain rollercoaster in frontierland the train races through what looks like an old mine. disneyland paris is a huge hit attracting more than fourteen million visitors a year from all over the world. every house watching the faces of the young ones most of all they always get so excite

for it but some swedish puns with their color shot here in the some morrison is pretty nice first of all isn't it it's very nice for the most part . elizabeth became queen elizabeth in which decade when did she go on to the throne forty. four forty nine hundred forty as you say it is sixty one thousand nine hundred fifty which decade when you're. seventy four look at the right are the blocky the population of sweetness a little bit smaller than yourselves. for twenty years. i mean final answer. if you kept your nerve and you did write ten million. what is the population of england around seventy million sixty six. teamwork i got there in the end in one thousand nine hundred eight and youngest ever scorer against argentina remember the one who scored it. michael. and we go on we got it what was sweden's highest ever finish a world cup their best place. in fifty. but he had. fun. and i would say that was a goal so there you have the supporters of the three take care team followed suit on the pitch not long to find you know r.t. some are. yes some clued in i have to admit just an aside

managed the election, please look at the figures of the seats that the party has won, including in pun jab. what happened is that the religious parties have lost out in a big way in pakistan. the old corrupt suspected leadership of different parties has lost out in a big way. karachi is a prime example. the pti made a lot of gains because the parties in power did not deliver. bhutto became number three and was regarded as a people's party strong war. people have risen in pakistan and had enough corruption and that is what is given the support and the votes that he needs to bring about change. >> so address what is in the rest of the world. that is khan saying he would reject u.s. aid perceived as being too pro-taliban and i say that as a code, but, too, you know, wanting to talk to them. he has been, you know, very much disputing. he talks about the blasphemy laws. these are very controversial, religious issues here. >> he has clarified and let's be very clear. the u.s. would like to talk to the taliban because they know they are without the taliban coming to the dialogue table. they c

that was pun. a play on what's happening at the top.because i don't know if i'm can do that on mony and tuesday. it's going to be hotter tomorrow. isolated showers could start to push in on sunday. and we are tracking some storm chances next week. bot let's talk right now. current temperatures out there, you can see 77 in washingto d.c. 74 in reston. 74 at dulles airport. we're in the 70s. but notice camp springs almost at 69. were headed to the 60s overnight. the good news i tomorrow we'll rebound nicely. it's going to be a beautiful start tomorrow morning. plenty of sunshine all day at that time saturday. it's going to be hot but not humid. that humidity is the factor that really kind of adds a little bit of a stickiness to your day. that's the difference between saturday and sunday. sunday is when we add the humidity into play. temperatures will be even higher in the mid-90s. so it's goingo feel sticky out there. here's a look at the field temperatures at 3:00 m. on sunday. yeah, triple digits there for some of us. we're headed back

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