the manta rays are at risk of extinction. >> don't kill them. >> a living giant manta ray is more valuable than a dead one. so forsberg wants to make the children into ambassadors for marine conservation and promote sustainable conservation. the ocean giant -- both imposing and in need of protection. >> under islamic law "halal" means "permissible". most commonly it's used with respect to food where everything is allowed, except what's explicitly forbidden. like pork for instance, alcohol and any meat from animals which have not been slaughtered in accordance with islamic rules. in our globalised world, however, "halal" has become a lifestyle -- and with more and more observant muslims now traveling, opportunities are opening for new business ideas. >> the chateau dates from the 18th century but the idea is new. imane azzouzi isabelle by her former, christian name, is getting her rooms ready. prayer mat in the direction of mecca, holy koran in pride of place. she has guests tonight at her halal b&b >> i greet my guests with a big smile, like they're part of a big family. that's really impo

the mantnta rays are at risk f extinction. >> don't kill them. >> a a living giant manta ray s more valuable than a dead one. so forsberg wants to make the children into ambassadors for marine conservation and promote sustainable e conservatitio. ththe ocean gianant -- both impg and in neeeed of protection. >> under islamic law "halal" means "permissible". most commonly it's used with respect to food where everything is allowed, except what's explicitly forbidden. like pork for instance, alcohol and any meat from animals which have not been slaughtered in accordance with islamic rules. in our globalised world, however, "halal" has become a lifestyle -- and with more and more observant muslims now traveling, opportunities are opening for new business ideas. >> the chateau dates from the 18th century but the idea is new. imane azzouzi isabelle by her former, christian name, is getting her rooms ready. prayer mat in the direction of mecca, holy koran in pride of place. she has guests tonight at her halal b&b >> i greet my guests with a big smile, like they're part of a big family. that's really

ain't no glory here. >> ray is working toward his own freedom. his release date is only four months away. because roy is on parole he is not allowed to visit ray in prison. but any do stay connected and take friendly jabs at each other through letters. >> check this out he writes me the letter yesterday and he tells me at the end of the letter he goes because he calls knee neil and i call him keflen. >> you take it easy neil. you just can call me dad i'll give you a pass when you get out. i'm gone a get you. weal go in the backyard have to get to heads after that it's all good. >> coming up ray slagel sees his proer as epic battles for the first time and. >> this loaf is used for inmates who abuse food or food service equipment. >> the making of prison meal loaf. >>> roy slagle is probably best known for the frequency and intensity of his cell extractions when he was an inmate at colorado state penitentiary. >> introduce gas. >> roy is now out of prison. but his twin brother, ray, is an inmate at colorado's limon correctional facility. the prison

ain't no worry here. >> ray is working towards his own freedom. his release date is only four months away. because roy is on parole, he's not allowed to visit ray in prison. but they do stay connected and take friendly jabs at each other through letters. >> check this out. he writes me this letter yesterday and he tells me at the end of the letter because i call him neil and i call him killden. you just can call me dad and i'll give you a pass when you get out. i'm gonna get you. we're probably going in the backyard, but after that it's all good. >>> coming up, ray slagle sees his brother's epic battles for the first time. and -- >> this loaf is used for inmates who abuse food or food service equipment. >> the making of prison meal loaf. what did we do before phones? they save us from getting lost, getting hungry, and getting tired of places like this. phones changed everything - shouldn't the way pay for them change too? introducing xfinity mobile. where you can pay for data by the gig, and share it across all of your lines. no one else lets you

so is ray harvey. >> $70,000. we have $80,000 in the back.000. >> they had quite a bit of action on it. >> do you remember your first bid? >> it was $300,000. >> i have $300,000. >> okay, we have $300,000. >> that would have been a good price? >> that would have been a steal. >> can i get $310,000? >> no one's getting a steal today. >> $320,000. $330,000. >> it keeps on climbing, past 400k, $450,000. >> we get up to $500,000. >> anyone drop out at that point? >> oh, yeah, a lot of people did. it was down to ray harvey, plus the floor bidder. >> did you ever consider stopping? >> you know, there is a point we all have to stop. but no. >> $640,000's bid. $650,000. we have $650,000 on the phone from italy. >> going once, going twice... >> is the camera ready for this? [ laughter ] [ crowd cheering ] >> sold to the arizona art lover ray harvey. >> you want the total number? >> sure, why not? >> $650,000. >> i'm gonna fall off my chair. >> okay. [ both laugh ] that's about what i did. i had no concept, no concept, that it was worth that much. >> h

ray's character is over the top.can ticht. >> there is some product in there. >> you might cut yourself. >> i may look like a small fish in a big pond. i am strictly legit. >> oddly enough, sees a lot of his neurotic character in himself. >> getting into a character, whose like that. is a little easy. organic. >> you have the feelings inside? >> yes. i said, though i am -- i appear successful. that insecurity, neurosis. just at a different self. before all this, i thought my cab driver hated me. now i think my limo driver hates me. just moved on to another level. >> ray romano's hangups kempt us laughing for years. >> you know how you feel the day before you get the blue. well this its the day before from 1996 to 2005. everybody loves raymond, ruled the ptirimeme landscape. a realish tv family where people could see a bit of themselves. >> i'm a dam fine nurturer. now get out of bed. >> romano has four children of his own. was a natural as the the big hearted dad. success on the show didn't reverse his own insecurity

charlie: tell me about robert ray. elle: oh, robert ray. he writes for a neo-nazi website called "the daily stormer." it is extremely racist but it also uses teenagers' memes, jokes, bright colors, pictures. it tries to be hip and witty. the person who runs it is very good at writing a headline. they say they get about 100,000 readers a month. charlie: here it is, robert ray talking to elle. elle: tell me what you think. what do you do for "the daily stormer?" >> i'm a feature writer. i'm generally their man on the ground at events. elle: what do you hope to get out of today? what does it mean to you? >> for one thing, we are showing to this parasitic class of anti-white vermin this is our country. this country was built by our forefathers. it's sustained by us. it will remain our country. as you can see, we are stepping out of the internet in a big way. last night at the torch walk, there were hundreds and hundreds of us. they are part of a larger whole because we have been spreading our names, we have been organizing on the internet. now

there's something there running ray from. to concentrate on the psychological portion of addiction, and why they keep getting involved in the first place it might affect so many people. >> is this a failing on the part of our society and government? you have dozens of group popping up all over, competing for resources that are limited, few of our between? >> it people who have lost, were all working together networking to help one another. there's a lack of funding and a lack of responsibility on the part of the government and what's going on. >> i think people are going to solve this instead of looking for a politician or government to solve it. the problem with government politicians in the making of the federal laws to help us is the fact that the have an issue. the issues that people are dying of overdoses. they keep driving money to that. at this point time you have to overdosed to get help in the state of new jersey. they're encouraging people to overdose, the only way you will get treatment. that's how the grant money

think still got drill the bolts in your neck. >> that's ray romano playing ray for 19 seasons on "everybody raymond", and he has been away from tv for more than ten years. >> he is coming back to tv, and no, it's not a comedy. he gets to show his darker side with a wild new tough-guy look. >> you work for me? you got that? all right, stop it. i'll call. >> i have to do this first of all. this takes 45 minutes. this is scary. it's like a cross between brian grazer and wolverine. >> yeah, that's what it is. >> ray and his upturned 'do step into gene hackman's role of the tv version of "get shorty". >> how you doing? i'm shorty palm. >> if i have aheart attack, i hope you know what to do. >> chris o'dowd gets john travolta's part from the movie. >> i never got around to watching it, and then when i got the role, i thought, that's not going to be helpful. i like john travolta as well, but i'm not him. >> i love gene hackman. we have big shoes to fill. >> asked me to make a movie with cash. that's intense. >> easier to spend. >> chris is the extremely violent mobster who steals a movie script. h

i've never seen a ray that big, a butterfly ray. >> the rays have a barb on their tail, but investigatorssay unless the creatures feel threatened, they're generally harmless to people. we want to know what you think. have you seen anything like this during your trip to the shore? this summer reach out to us on social media and join the conversation. let us know if you've ever had a close encounter with another type of creature like this. >> no. >> i don't go in the water, really. >> they're perfectly harmless unless they're threatened. >> has anybody forgotten about the crocodile hunter, steve irwin? he got killed by a ray like that. >> i don't think they give you any warning. >> leave me alone. >> back to the beach. >>> a nice day at the beach today. it's going to be a beautiful day to watch what's going on in front of you and to enjoy the nice warmup. a little sea breeze will be developing at the shore. inland not much wind this morning and i'm not expecting much during the day. this is a live view looking across the waters of the delaware this morning. a nice, clear view. 60s, low 60s

ray: we were looking at that consensus.ding around the numbers, there was a bit of a quirk in the hotel prices, that was the big source of the downside of the price. it is hard to square with the fact that hotels continue to trend high, which would be associated with higher, not lower hotel prices, but there you are. it will take a little while before we start to see the numbers picking up. looking at earnings numbers, it will not take much. we get a quarter percent of a year, average earnings are above two and three quarters. so he will be modestly higher between now and the end of the year. haidi: you don't you like that is putting off a longer theme in the u.s. but not just globally? if you look at the dollar weakness given the dovish0ish said -- dovish-ish said, what does that say for the aussie dollar? ray: if the dollar stays weak, there is no doubt the aussie will be here. interesting on the back of the bank of new zealand, rba trying to talk down the currency. the data had a bit of an impact, but the numbers were co

tortured by the obama administration for revealing american law listeners we speak to former cia officer ray mcgovern about u.s. violations of international law plus wiki leaks joseph our law in the united states designed software there was responsible for the cyber attack on britain's national public health service the ball coming up at today's going on the ground but first while french president growing is on the record for supporting and strikes on syria you don't hear much about syria in the u.k. general election campaign nothing about u.n. special envoy for syria stefan de mistura saying in the past seventy two hours that russian backed. geneva peace talks to work in tandem and certainly nothing like this from british prime minister tourism a back in october we need to political solution a political long term solution which sees a syria without assad could one reason she doesn't say that anymore be that her own defense secretary has been caught out partying with president assad of syria i suppose if you judge people by you spend time with the question asked to be you know what do you re

please welcome ray romano. [ cheers and applause ] please welcome ray r[ cheers an] o.e ] how are you? >> that is -- >> jimmy: everybody's excited because a couple just got engaged here in the audience. >> i saw that. where are they? how's it going so far? [ laughter ] because it's different after you're engaged, right? because now they've locked the door. i don't ngratulakntions. >> jimmy: it seems like maybe he locked the door to a cage that she needs to now get out of based on the reaction that we got earlier. >> well, it's fun. we're both -- this is you in how many years are you married? >> 3 1/2. >> jimmy: this is you in 3 1/2. and this is you in 30 years. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: it's pretty much the same, though. how are you doing? ha go on trips and stuff and got back. >> jimmy: where did you go? >> we went to the exotic jersey shore. we go to the jersey shore. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you go every year? >> i did it when i lived in queens. i grew up in queens, new york. then when we moved to l.a. for the tv show as a tradition i said we still

i can imagine, after a lot of experience, a bone — if i just look at an x—ray, i can imagine it in 3—on between x—ray image and that three—d bone which he sees during the surgery. we used the same logic to develop the software. we have a machine—learned algorithm which has learned the 3d shape of bones across the population. we have created a lot of 3—d models from ct scans, and we used this as a kind of database, and we create an algorithm to understand that database in a very particular way to predict a 3—d model from an x—ray image. these 3—d models also allow for tools and guides to be designed to the patient‘s specific dimensions. for example, if a surgeon was preparing to cut and realign legs. we have special, specific instrumentation which uses the bone surface in 3—d, and it is like a negative of the three—d bone surface. if you make that part and print it in 3—d, and put it on the real bone, it will exactly fit in a very unique fashion. so what we do is, we use that concept to cut, to make surgeon cut more accurately, so this part will be exact fit on the bone, but it will al

white house's daily brief he's the co-founder of veteran intelligence professionals for sound i see ray thanks so much for coming back on the u.s. press secretary p.j. crowley appeared on this very show and said he wasn't entirely happy with the way private manning was treated was private manning tortured of course he was we have the un reports for torture actually try to see manning and was not allowed to see him and when he heard what manning was still it was being subjected to it they hands of the marines in quantico he defined it as obviously torture and in the end when he learned of the things that the marines admitted to doing to bradley manning he called it an unmitigated torture we do know that josie manning tried to kill a self twice is it your conviction that this and that it would have been to punish for revealing u.s. atrocities in iraq well i would be hard pressed to think of any other reason. it was the collateral murder video that really really set off the united states officials especially the armed forces and what you see there of course is not only the brutalization an

will peter be the new bachelor, and ray romano's comeback with bigger hair. >> this is scare are you. >>> now for august 9, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> j-law's new relationship confession as a close friend of chris pratt and anna faris opens up to "e.t.." >> while we only saw a happy couple, chris and anna were dealing with tension and cheating rumors. one confidant separates fact from fiction. >> when did you guys, like, realize okay. this is work, out? this is my moment? >> is it? i of that idea. >> no signs of trouble, and any rumors of infidelity are just not true. that's according to a source close to the couple who also tells "e.t." quote, anna and chris were so in love. it's just insane. >> on the 9th in tokyo, chris, nearly 5-year-old son jack and anna explored the cherry blossoms. >> thank you. >> on the 19th, they were at a high schoolly wood premiere. >> i was so much more nervous than chris was. >> and two days later at his walk of fame dedication, anna give this heartfelt speech. >> thank you for being my husband, and i love you so much. >> i suggest every h

tonight -- ray romano. from "somewhere between," paula patton. baby "bachelor in paradise." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. i'm glad you're in a good mood. [ cheers and applause ] it was -- i am glad you're in a good mood because it's another disturbing monday in america. you know, we went into the weekend worrying about kim jong un starting a war. we came out of it wondering if our president is cutting eye holes out of his bed sheets. [ laughter ] as you know, this weekend in virginia the worst people in the united states went to the hardware store, bought tiki torches, lit them up and marched in charlottesville. a non-violent protester was killed by a white supremacist. and the president, who is the president by the way, went on television to say this. >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry, and violence on many sides. on many sides. >> jimmy: he started strong and then he had to throw in "on many sides." l

ray kelly/alameda county sheriff spokesperson: "let me pull up twitter.alameda county sheriff deputy ray kelly is having one of those days because of this...a retweet of a white supremist press conference on the periscope app from the sheriff's official twitter account. sgt. kelly says he was getting familiar with some of the white nationalists groups that may take part in an upcoming event in berkeley when the retweet occurred. he says you also need to know how to navigate your way around social media, something he says he is still getting the hang of"so down at the bottom of the screen on the one that showed up there was a retweet button"