there was an edge to robbie coltrane. big, i an edge to robbie coltrane.find ourselves in a gap between weather systems on sunday and that means for much of us for most of the day sunday will be dry. out there this evening, showers for wales, the midlands, into northern england which will trickle further south. the heavier downpours going

jk rowling said only one man could play him — robbie coltrane.hagrid, which women imagine me all the time, you know. sorry, governor. apples and pears, tit for tat, i love london town. robbie coltrane was in the �*80s at the heart of what was then called alternative comedy. i went into the video shop yesterday, you know, and i was disgusted. political, anti—establishment, a worldview that was, for him, forged at school. i am talking about the three—hour video of the pope's visit. glenalmond, one of scotland's most prestigious public schools. they teach you manners and things like that and i'm all for that, but really, what they do is teach you to assume your role in the class system, which is naturally at the top, and alienates you deeply from almost every other sector of the community. a guyjust admits to being nuts about you're going out to buy toothpaste. anthony mcmillan became robbie coltrane, actor. i'm going out to get us some, bye! come back here, dammit! it stings my gums. but cracker was his perfect role. i owe you an explanation. think

robby is. mr. robby, mr. robby. i said, wait, mr. robby from the school, mr. robby?obert marks. jamicia tells police that marks is an assistant principal at the school where she and lyntell work. >> i said, okay, so -- to the police officer, i said, they were in a relationship. i said, he would be the first place that i would start. i was also responsible for taking her to the counseling center for them to get her testimony. >> they do these forensic interviews of children with people who are specifically skilled in this area to interview a child without further traumatizing them. >> you have to protect her because you don't know what's down the line for her psychologically. but understand that she's vital to your case. so she's a valuable asset in the investigation. >> as counselors are coloring with this child, they're asking her about her favorite food. they're asking her about what here hobbies are, what she likes. and in the midst of those questions, they're also asking her, what happened to mommy? what happen to your mom? >> you're about to hear the actual audi

and the actor robbie coltrane who played i robbie coltrane who played hagrid in the harry potter filmsied at the age of 72. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. britain's prime minister, liz truss, has sacked the chancellor of the exchequer, britain's finance minister, kwasi kwarteng, just 38 days into his tenure. his departure came as the prime minister's economic growth plan and political credibility are being called into question. he's been replaced by the former foreign secretaryjeremy hunt. in a press conference lasting less than nine minutes, ms truss was asked four times why she was remaining in herjob, with reports that some of her own conservative mps are privately suggesting she should resign. our political editor, chris mason reports. turning up for another u—turn, the prime minister invited reporters to downing street this afternoon and scrapped one of her key policies that she's championed for months. it is clear that parts of our mini budget went further and faster than markets were expecting, so the way we are delivering our mission right now ha

the actor robbie coltrane has died at the age of 72.ple of appearances in the james bond franchise. 0ur correspondent david sillito looks back at his life and career. 0h, hello. sorry, don't wish to be rude, but i'm in no fit state to entertain today. no—one going to get past fluffy. hagrid in harry potter — large, fond of a drink, a bit fierce, but blessed with a good heart. jk rowling said only one man could play him — robbie coltrane. well, i knew that she wanted me to play hagrid in the film, and then i heard that she actually imagined me as hagrid, which women imagine me all the time, you know. sorry, governor. apples and pears, tit for tat, i love london town. robbie coltrane was in the �*80s at the heart of what was then called alternative comedy. i went into the video shop yesterday, you know, and i was disgusted. political, anti—establishment, a worldview that was, for him, forged at school. i am talking about the three—hour video of the pope's visit. glenalmond, one of scotland's most prestigious public schools. they teach you

there was an edge to robbie coltrane. big, . an edge to robbie coltrane., tough, clever, funny, vulnerable. that is what made him so compelling to watch. robbie coltrane, who has died at the age of 72. time for a look at the weather. dotting the downpours to start the weekend. the new area of pressure will be moving in. sunday is a different story. we will find ourselves in a gap between weather systems on sunday and that means for much of us for most of the day sunday will be dry. out there this evening, showers for wales, the midlands, into northern england which will trickle further south. the heavier downpours going into northern ireland later this evening and into western scotland. some not just heavy but thundery weather strengthening wind. ahead of that in eastern scotland, a chilly night to come. temperatures close to freezing. we start with the heaviest downpours tomorrow. northern ireland clearing quickly and then across england and wales. elsewhere in england and wales. elsewhere in england and wales. elsewhere in england and wales, another batc

the actor robbie coltrane has died at the age of 72. he had a varied career in film and on british television. 0ur correspondent david sillito looks back at his life and career. 0h, hello. sorry, don't wish to be rude, but i'm in no fit state to entertain today. ain't no—one going to get past fluffy. hagrid in harry potter. big, gruff, fond of a drink, but blessed with a good heart. jk rowling said there was only one person who could play him — robbie coltrane. well, i knew that she wanted me to play hagrid the film, and then i heard that she actually imagined me as hagrid. but, you know, women imagine me all the time, you know! laughs in her tribute, jk rowling said: sorry, guvnor. apples and pears, tit—for—tat, i love london town. and it was comedy in the �*80s where he made his name. i went into the video shop yesterday, you know. among those he worked alongside, stephen fry, who said: come back here, dammit! and you could see it all in a drama like tutti frutti. don't get the stripey stuff, it stings my gums. and his best work, crac

howard: on that point, robby, the press does tend to hyperventilate over every few poll.e polls with our as they were in the last two cycles, they have tended to overestimate democratic strength, and we could see that again. >> we absolutely could. what do you make of finding, for instance, brian kemp it's likely he's going to win with a significant margin the gubernatorial race in georgia, but then you have walker maybe a little bit behind rafael war, no in arizona you have candidate kari lake doing better than blake masters, the republican senate candidate. are voters really saying we like this republican and not that republican? it's hard to imagine, like, a large number of people voting that a way. so then you question, well, are the polls undersampling the republican senate candidate in those cases. howard: well, it's not crazy that voters or might decide to split their tickets. but when matt bennett told politico that we peaked a little early, speaking of democrats meaning over the summer when the party did have momentum, that quote was picked up everywhere. and tod

the actor robbie coltrane has died at the age of 72.ces in the james bond franchise. 0ur correspondent david sillito looks back at his life and career. 0h, hello. sorry, don't wish to be rude, but i'm in no fit state to entertain today. ain't no one going to get past fluffy... hagrid in harry potter. big, gruff, fond of a drink, a bit fierce, but blessed with a good heart. jk rowling said only one man could play him — robbie coltrane. well, i knew that she wanted me to play hagrid the film, and then i heard that she actually imagined me as hagrid. but, you know, women imagine me all the time, you know! sorry, guvnor. apples and pears, tit—for—tat, i love london town... in her tribute, in hertribute,jk in her tribute, jk rowling said... it was comedy in the �*80s at the heart of what was then called alternative comedy. i went into the video shop yesterday, you know. come back here, dammit! don't get the stripey stuff, it stings my gums. and his best work, cracker. i think i owe you an explanation. think again. an apology. you owe me noth

find out how robbie's. baby.e's life was transformed whilehe in hello and welcome to the programme. the thai the entire nation is in says the entire nation is in grief after a former police officer killed at least 38 people in a gun and knife attack at a nursery. he then killed himself and his family following the massacre in nong bua lamphu province, north of the country. most victims are children. the king is expected to visit the area. our corresponded jonathan head is at the scene and this report contains distressing images. this is a community now consumed by grief and shock, that children so young had been deliberately killed by a fellow parent. he kept slashing in there — it's all by knife. i held my hands up and begged for mercy. i didn't know what to do. the authorities say the attacker was a former police officer who'd been arrested and was being tried on drug charges. they removed the last of the victims from this day care centre a few hours ago, and there's little left now to indicate the horrific eve

jk rowling said only one person could play him — robbie coltrane.ell, i knew that she wanted me to play hagrid the film and then i heard that she actually imagined me as hagrid. but, you know, women imagine me all the time, you know! in her tribute, in hertribute,jk in her tribute, jk rowling said she had never known anyone remotely like him again. she said he was an incredible talent, complete one of and she was the unfortunate to know him, work with him and laughed my head off with him. sorry, guvnor. apples and pears, tit—for—tat, i love london town... it was comedy in the 80s where he made his name. i went into the video shop yesterday, you know. among those he worked alongside stephen fry said he met an almost executive a0 years ago. you could see little in drama like tutti—frutti. and is best were, cracker. i think i owe you an explanation. think again. an apology. you owe me nothing. my life's a bit of a mess... i had a wonderful time, fitz. the gifted but troubled criminal psychologist fitz. he won a bafta three years running for this clever

. >> and remembering robbie coltrane. harry potter's hagrid charming his way into the hearts of millions. the co-stars paying tribute to his talent. >>> good morning, america. thank you for joining us on this busy saturday. we're following new information coming in overnight on that shooting rampage in the capital of north carolina. five people gunned down ranging in age from 16 to their 50s. >> the 15-year-old suspect remains in critical condition this morning. officials not releasing any details on the nature of his injuries. his arrest following a crime scene that spanned two miles. >> and as it is with so many of these rampages, the question on everyone's mind is why. for the latest on the investigation, let's get right to abc's elwyn lopez in raleigh, north carolina. good morning, elwyn. >> reporter: hey, eva, good morning. that teenage suspect is hospitalized with life-threatening injuries. police say that 15-year-old was taken into custody hours after those first gunshots rang out spreading terror and chaos across

jk rowling said only one person could play him — robbie coltrane.magine me all the time, you know! in her tribute, in hertribute,jk in her tribute, jk rowling said she had never known anyone remotely like him again. she said he was an incredible talent, complete one of and she was the unfortunate to know him, work with him and laughed my head off with him. sorry, guvnor. apples and pears, tit—for—tat, i love london town... it was comedy in the 80s where he made his name. i went into the video shop yesterday, you know. among those he worked alongside stephen fry said he met an almost executive a0 years ago.

dreams of conspiracy theorists. >> then we see footage of one of the reported fathers of the victim, robby parker, doing classic acting training where he's laughing and joking, and they say, hey, we're live and he goes, oh -- and maybe that's real. i'm sure it is. >> i already felt like i failed emily as a dad when she was alive because i have. because we sent her to school. and i was especially starting to feel like i was failing her in her death because of what people were saying about her and what they were saying about me trying to remember her. >> beyond even that, they had to endure threats from jones' followers. >> this gentleman took out a phone and started recording and pulled out from his pocket a picture of me and my siblings. he took the picture and shoved it in my face and asked me to explain this picture and why i was pretending that my sister existed. he was eerily calm but also aggressive. >> i got sent pictures of dead kids because i was told that as a crisis actor i didn't really know what a dead kid looked like so this is what it should look like. i got mail saying that,

and senior editor at reason, robby soave. all right welcome. charlie, let us get into it talk about this florida debate, what did you think of ron desantis versus charlie crist, it is a tighter race than people assumed. >> sure. that one zinger, summed up the debate. it was a great line. it is what got picked up the most. but, you know at end of the day democrat -- i think that problem charlie crist has in florida is different, because he is running against someone who has a record in florida, a very good record in florida. who is able to present a case for getting re-elected. and it is sort of the inverse of the problem that democrats have everywhere else, where they are running as you know having been in control in washington. for the last two years. in control of all levers of power in washington and have nothing but misery to show for it. and republicans are able to feast on that misery people have. and so, it is you know, i think it is going to be a red wave, if anything we're underestimating understating how big of a red wave nationally w

robby suavey. welcome in jason i start with you. where do you think tulsi goes from here in terms of party, is it important she make a party son declaration? >> i don't think she has to make a partisan declaration. the mone . she is making democratic party is no left. not a shock that someone like tulsi o or every day democrats would say the party is too far to one side, you say, you want we'll be pro criminal, and we'll endorse abortion up until the baby's first cry, we'll take the stands as we have take ownender to point we're not willing to defined what a woman is, most people on the democrat side are saying themselves, she is now speaking to me, does this mean see this will run for something? outside of what she did in congress, maybe. but right now i think she is trying to seat of party, as a republican i want to have a sane democrat party, i would like the two part system, two party system it keeps republicans in check, any time one party has too much power, it causes problem for the democracy. kennedy: any time two parties ha

robbie coltrane, whose death was announced on friday.with louise. hello, there. it is a saturday afternoon of sunny spells and scattered showers driven along quite quickly by some blustery south—west winds. most of the showers along southend west facing coasts, but some of them will start to filter inland. the best of any dry, brighter weather in sheltered eastern areas. the wind is a feature. 30 to 40 mph, perhaps even stronger. gail is a west facing coasts. top temperatures, 11 to 13 celsius in the north, 17 degrees somewhere across south and east england. through the evening and overnight, some of those showers across england and wales will fade away as the low pressure drift steadily north. we will continue to see some showers across scotland and northern ireland. clearer skies, single figures elsewhere. as we move into sunday, it will be a dry, settle start for many before we see more persistent rain putting into the south—west a little later on. that's it. take care. hello. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley and these are the headline

howard: joining us now, rob besow and -- robbie robby soave.s denying this second woman whose voice we can hear. your thoughts. >> yeah. i mean, i think many voters will not fully buy herschel walker's explanation that he doesn't know this person. now there's been a number of accusations and good evidence on some of the others. however, this did happen a long time ago. it sounds like a dispute and maybe he pressured her, but she's not alleging physical pressure, and his line has kind of been, look, i've changed my mind about abortion subsequently. i don't know that this one matters as much as the others or is really changing anyone's mind at this point, ugly though this incident might have been long ago. howard: he has softened his position on abortion. he's certainly still pro-life. excuse me, marie, tbhoar y'all showed reporters a handwritten love note that walker had sent this woman, two pictures of them in hotel rooms together, so it's not like there's no other ed. >> right. i mean, in multiple cases now we literally have receipts s. we're

i'm told that's robbie parker.s him right there. i think the emotions of those families sitting there tell it all. one other thing is, many of the families moved out of connecticut. >> they had to get away from the people who were -- >> their new addresses were disseminated. >> thank you all. "the lead" starts now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> welcome

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and find out how robbie's life was transformed while he was still in the womb.elcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the thai government says the entire nation is in grief after a former police officer killed at least 38 people in a gun and knife attack at a nursery. he then killed himself and his family following the massacre. most of the victims were children. thailand's king is expected to visit the town and our asia correspondent jonathan head is at scene. a warning, this report contains distressing images. people crying, wailing this is a community now consumed who wasn't there, and then opened fire. he was slashing the knife. he didn't use the gun. he kept slashing in there, it's all by knife. translation: he was in the middle of reloading the gun. | i held my hands up and begged for mercy. i didn't know what to do. survivors were taken to the nearest hospital, the authorities say the attacker was a former police officer who'd been arrested and was being tried on drug charges. they removed the last of the victims from this day care c

the exceptional case was robbie mullen.hing." had jack renshaw not wanted to kill an mp, robbie mullen would now be living where he wants, totally unknown, the world would never have heard of him, and, you know, that was it. having lived in australia in exile, having addressed all the dangers in your life, you've written a book, the walk—in, you're now involved in promoting this tv series, are you embracing the spotlight now? no. um... i was on this seat 18, 20 years ago. a clever line i've stolen is... that 15 minutes of fame. one day, you'lljust want 15 minutes of anonymity. let me get now your analysis of what is happening, in terms of the threat posed by the far right. counterintelligence chiefs in the uk have actually raised their assessment of the threat level in recent years. last year, i think, one of the counter terror chiefs said that something like one in five of all extremist incidents in the uk involve neo—nazi, far—right activity. yeah. and they're trying to balance out the commitment they make to it alongside

robbie, you talked about emily. is there anything you would like people to know about emily, or what would you like people to know about her, if you want. >> we don't have enough time for me to talk about what emily means to me and what i think she can mean to a lot of people. and to take the time to get to know what she really is. but emily means the world to me and her mom, she made our family the best versions of ourselves. and anybody that got to know her really really knows what a privilege it was. so to be able to stand here as her dad and continue to protect her in the way that she needs to be protected, even after she was killed. that means a lot to me. and she is just a beautiful person, what else can i say. >> when you look at what erica 's mom and my wife did that morning, and the courage that it took to run out into that hallway to protect the kids and their staff. what, at least personally, for me, what i have done, is nothing compared to the courage that she showed that morning. if we can keep the futu

a forensic economist divide jones is about with 270 million, robbie.out the money, is it? >> no, absolutely not. it's trying to build holding somebody accountable for the atrocious things he has done. and the incredible harm he is that, not just to the fan sandy hook family, not just my family, but to a lot of people in this country, and the country as a whole. i think the injuries and verdict, you look at the evidence of this case, they made their decision, they came to their conclusion, but i like to think that this is a representative of that number represents. their view on the pain that he caused so many people in this country, we are not the only victims of attic -- alex jones. that includes his years. i consider his -- and succumb to his rhetoric. >> that was a generous interpretation, some might not agree with that, let me ask you, robbie, when you hear him trying to fund-raise off of this, you hear him mock, saying that you guys will never see that money. what goes through your mind? >> i think what was evident in this trial, when alex jones g

robbie viewers around the world in the harry potter films.ning. friday brought _ and now the weather. good evening. friday brought us _ and now the weather. good evening. friday brought us a _ and now the weather. good evening. friday brought us a mix _ and now the weather. good evening. friday brought us a mix of— and now the weather. good evening. friday brought us a mix of weather. friday brought us a mix of weather types, clear blue sky and sunshine but also plenty of showers. a recipe for lots of rainbows. a5 but also plenty of showers. a recipe for lots of rainbows. as we move through the weekend, things will turn fairly unsettled. quite breezy through the weekend. some rain around but not a wash—out. try and write a weather protected by the time we get to sunday. now, we are between weather fronts and the first batch of showers moving east, clear spells for many particular the first half of tonight, that is when temperatures will be lowest, frost in the north but later tonight wind picks up ahead of the showers and rattling in from the

he finally turned to me, and he was such a wonderful man robbie lantz.e said to me, i made for, i'm not going to print -- i am 84, i'm not going to promote anybody, you should go to los angeles. he got me an interview. he said " you are too old to go into the mailroom." i did what i normally do. i peppered him with calls. i think i called him three times a day every day for 2 weeks. he said on a thursday, " if you can be out here on monday, you have a job." i got out there, i bought a used car for $1500, and i was in the mailroom and everyone was younger and i was off to the races. david: often i have heard people work in the mailroom. what actually happens in a mailroom that enables you to rise up? ariel: you would make copies of scripts, and ua drives the scripts around -- you would drive the scripts around to clients and you delivered paperwork. you would get lunches. then you became an assistant. then you would become an agent if you are good enough. the process of learning the town. david: to be an agent you have to have clients, i assume. to get cl

far, baby robbie is just one—year—old also.ess but what do you hope to see for him? what is the outlook? this is a phase _ him? what is the outlook? this is a phase one _ him? what is the outlook? this is a phase one to _ him? what is the outlook? this is a phase one to a _ him? what is the outlook? ti 3 is a phase one to a trial. the first goal is to make sure it is safe. there has never been a circumstance where placental derived stem cells have been put in the foetus in the spinal cord of a foetus. so the first thing is it safe? will it cause any problems, anything unexpected? we have passed that first hurdle in terms of the initial patients. ultimately of goal and our hope is that we will improve the ability to walk, the bowel and bladder function in our human patients as much as we saw improvement in our animal as much as we saw improvement in ouranimalwork as much as we saw improvement in our animal work that we have done leading up to this. x�*t�*aur done leading up to this. your work is remarkable _ done leading up to t

that is actor, actor, robbie coltrane, who played hagrid in the harry potter movies. born in scotland, scotland, the acta's other edits edits included the james bond films, golden eye, and the world world is not enough. robbie coltrane entertained us for years and passed away at the age age of 72. > >> a bay area teenage swimmer has arctic lost already crossed and lake tahoe. find out how she is helping cancer patients. > >> cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick. voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. saving kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. >> your warriors take on the denver nuggets at the chase center tonight. it is their last last preseason game. draymond green is expected to hit the court. he was back at practice for the first time since tha

baby robbie is something of a medical miracle.spina bifida — the nerve damage that can result in a lifetime of medical problems, endless operations and, in some extreme cases, even total paralysis of the legs. surgeons have already used keyhole surgery on babies in the womb to mend the spinal canal. now the us team have gone a step further, fitting an implant to bridge the repair. it is a patch that contains immature cells called stem cells that can grow with the baby. we are really excited about the placenta. i mean, here is this amazing organ that grows and does itsjob in nine months and then it's over. and we think there is a lot of potential to use these cells for a variety of neurodegenerative, neuroprotective indications. and we are looking into that as well. three of the babies in the trial have now been born. the team will monitor them for at least six years. it is not known what causes spina bifida, but prevention is better than a cure and experts stress the importance of women taking supplements around conception and in

elizabeth: i think probably the story of alyssa and robbie parker was the most searing and really isal to this damages case against alex jones. what the parkers went through was it resulted from a news conference that robbie parker gave the night after his daughter emily's death at sandy hook. and he spoke about her, what type of sister she was to her two little sisters. he even expressed compassion for the gunman and the gunman's family. and jones seized on a moment of -- a moment, a split second as robbie parker stepped to the lectern that night. and there was a small laugh that he gave because he was shocked to see so many cameras and so many reporters in front of him because he only expected one. jones for years played and replayed that split second laugh and portrayed him as an actor. so all of that video over all of those years made him kind of the face of the so-called sandy hook hoax. and he and his family came in for unbelievable numbers of threats and online abuse, to the point -- and it started immediately, within hours of that news conference. so it disrupted the funeral

robbie. robbie is professor history at jackson state university and director of the margaret walker. his books include a collection of essays entitled redefining liberal arts education in the 21st century and t paterson and the wise south dilemma evolving resistance, black advancement. i serve the board for the void. the book festival. i'm sorry. along with robbie. robbie, take it away from the venue in the lobby. so glad to see such a wonderful audience and it's my pleasure to introduce our esteemed panelists today. i will start with dr. eddie glaude. eddie glaude is the james mcdonald distinguished university professor and chair of the department of african-american studies at princeton university. he's the former president of the american academy of religion, the largest professional organization of scholars of religion in the world. he's the author of several important books, including his most recent work that we're here to talk about today. begin again, james baldwin's america and its u

and you just enjoyed that time with robbie.ght everything to life. hold on, ou are brought everything to life. hold on, you are six — brought everything to life. hold on, you are six feet _ brought everything to life. hold on, you are six feet ten _ brought everything to life. hold on, you are six feet ten inches, - brought everything to life. hold on, you are six feet ten inches, how - brought everything to life. hold on, you are six feet ten inches, how did they make you seven there was a big costume and some shoes that i won the animatronic head that i will. the idea was that it was physical so the young kids has something physical to act to add back in 2000 when we first did it to cgi robbie into each scene would be hugely expensive so they got this idiot to come in and do it. but there was one moment which for me summed up robbie on the first film. because the children were so young, they obviously had to go to school while they were on set, and they couldn't work every single hour, so they had to have brakes. and we had j

not that robbie williams.thletes trying win and break records. it's as much about the rhinos, vegetables, vampires and all kinds of runners in fancy dress — aiming to enter the world record books in their own bizarre way and raise money for causes close to their heart. this year, one of the most famous costumes in recent times is making a return. mike bushell has been to dorset to find out more. getting ready to chime again at the london marathon. the big ben costume brought back to life by a dorset doctor. he is hoping this time it runs like clockwork. unlike when it was one in 2019 by another runner, who needed four attempts and a helping hand to get under the finish line. a moment that went viral across the world. as a result, doctor simon phillips is taking no chances this time, practising his finish and getting some top tips from the previous occupant how to do via zoom. it from the previous occupant how to do via zoom. , ., via zoom. it turns out the costume was a lot harder _ via zoom. it turns out the

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he turned to me and he was such a wonderful man, robbie lance.id to me, i am not going to promote anybody. you should go to los angeles. you will make a lot of money and you will be an agent there. he got me an interview at caa, and ray kurtzman said to me -- which you cannot do now -- he said, you are too old to go to the mailroom. i did what i normally do, i peppered him with calls. i think i called him three times a day every day. he turned to me, another great man, and he said, on thursday, he said, if you can be here on monday, you got a job in the mailroom. i got out there and bought a used car for $1000, $1500 or something. i was in the mailroom and everybody was younger and i was off to the races. david: very often i read that people work in the mailroom. what happens in a mailroom in these talent agency firms that enables you to rise up? ariel: you made copies of scripts. and you drive the scrips around to clients or studio heads, and you deliver paperwork, get lunches, and then you become an assistant, then you become an agent, if you a

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let me bring in robbie hunt.now, i think it is fair to say that... that is what these early rounds are about. you can see that shaun wayne has invested into that england squad, they prepared really well, we saw it in the performance against fiji last week and they have taken it to another level today. they were brilliant, the final 20 minutes they've racked up the points for the opening 20 minutes, the decision—making, how they decided to get forward, it just took all the energy out of samoa _ and that is why we saw the breakaway happen and the point—scoring margin that we enjoyed tonight. who in particular impressed you? i really liked the look of victor radley, there was stuff that he was doing in and around the ball, communication, moving players in the opening 20 minutes. tom burgess as well, and immovable play. he is going up against two of the best front rowers in basically the whole wide world and he didn't bend backwards not once. he has matured as a player as well. and the spine of the team, jack welsby,