rockstar are a huge deal. they're a development studio, behind the gta series.if you have never touched a controller, you know what grand theft auto is. you know that this is the biggest entertainment product. grand theft auto this year made $6 billion as an entertainment product. that leaves every thing else — films, television — in the dust. it is so big it's had to be created with nine different studios and four different countries. rockstar north here in edinburgh is the largest of these studios working on it. not many get a glimpse inside this building. security and secrecy is tight. well, ain't this a rare treat? located in the former home of the scotsman newspaper, they're so secretive round here, we were only allowed to film the building's bulging awards cabinet. everything else was out of bounds. we did get to meet one of rockstar‘s head honchos, though, rob nelson. this world has its consolation. rockstar is famous for creating games with open worlds. what's new in this open world? for us, the biggest game we've ever made. not just bigger and broader,

rockstar is famous for creating games with open worlds.on 2's open world? for us, the biggest game that we've ever made. notjust going bigger and broader, but striving for a depth, being to go into more environments. and when you go into those environments, to be able to pick up and interact with things, and being able to interact with people and animals, and interact with the world in a way that we haven't been able to do before. if we're trying to create world that you believe in, and a character that you believe in, you have to have that connection. so we're always try to push, i think, with every game, to go deeper with that — you know, with that sort of idea. for things to mean something, they need to cost something. in the old game, if your horse would die, or you lose your horse, you whistled for it and a new one would appear. it was very convenient. but it meant that the horses were somewhat disposable. that's a nice horse. so we decided that the horses will not be disposable. hold still, girl. you know, if you go too farfrom your

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by david received what ——a rockstar welcome and werejoined by david back received what ——a rockstarustralians pry minister, scott morrison. prince harry will officially close the invictus games. it has been a fantastic week for competitors. megan and harry will leave sydney tomorrow and will go to new zealand, the cattle —— the capital wellington their next destination, and this long, 16— day royal tour will finally come to a conclusion in new zealand on wednesday. the welcome here in australia, bg and tonga and new zealand has been pretty good. the royal couple would be very pleased with their efforts so far. in sydney, they will be taking the closing ceremony. we should be able to see a little bit of that. will try and have a look afterwards. clock is going back tonight. you do not get the extra hour of sleep if you are in morocco. the country has decided to scrap wintertime but it all happened the last minute. the authorities say the move would save an hourof authorities say the move would save an hour of natural light. it's a bit confusing. darren is going to have the weather pr

about as far from the old west as you can get, edinburgh is home to rockstar north.in an international effort to make this game. for us, it's the biggest game have ever made. notjust going bigger and broader, but striving for a depth. you know, being able to go into more environments and interact with things, with people and animals and the world in a way that we haven't been able to do before. the games industry is big business. last year in the uk, it generated £3.35 billion in sales, almost as much as home music and video sales combined. but there are concerns in the games industry that those big numbers could be affected as the uk leaves the eu. one of our critical issues is the ability to hire the best talent from wherever they are in the world. if we don't have clarity over what that immigration system looks like, there will be some uncertainty. a gritty and atmospheric slice of roleplaying as an outlaw, from the extremes of caring for a sick horse to dealing with industrialisation spelling the end of the west at its wildest, even before its launch, this game i

about as far from the old west as you can get, edinburgh is home to rockstar north.ed in an international effort to make this game. for us, its biggest game have ever made. notjust going it's bigger and broader, but also striving for a depth. being able to go into more environments and interact with things, with people and animals in a way we haven't been able to do that before. the games industry is big business. last year in the uk it generated £3.35 billion in sales, almost as much as home music and video sales combined. but there are concerns in the games industry that those big numbers could be affected as the uk leaves the eu. one of our critical issues is the ability to hire the best talent from wherever they are in the world. if we don't have clarity over what that immigration system looks like, there will be some uncertainty. a gritty and atmospheric slice of roleplaying as an outlaw, from the extremes of caring for a sick horse to dealing with industrialisation spelling the end of the west at its wildest, even before its launch, this game is getting rave re

about as far from the old west as you can get, edinburgh is home to rockstar north.this game. for us, it's the biggest game we've ever made, notjust going bigger and broader, but striving for more in depth. being able to go into more environment and interact with things, interact with people and animals in a way we haven't been able to do that before. the games industry is big business. last year in the uk, it generated £3.35 billion in sales, almost as much as home music and video sales combined. but there are concerns in the games industry that those big numbers could be affected as the uk leaves the eu. one of our critical issues is the ability to hire the best talent from wherever they are in the world. if we don't have clarity over what that immigration system looks like, there will be some uncertainty. a gritty and atmospheric slice of roleplaying as an outlaw, from the extremes of caring for a sick horse to dealing with industrialisation spelling the end of the west at its wildest, even before its launch, this game is getting rave reviews. it seems a little pi

about as far from the old west as you can get, edinburgh is home to rockstar north.nal effort to make this game. for us, it's the biggest game we have ever made. notjust cos it's bigger and broader but it is striving for more in depth. being able to go into more environments and interact with things, interact with people and animals. in a way we haven't been able to do that before. the games industry is big business. last year in the uk it generated £3.35 billion in sales, almost as much as home music and video sales combined. but there are concerns in the games industry that those big numbers could be affected as the uk leaves the eu. one of our critical issues is the ability to hire the best talent from wherever they are in the world. if we don't have clarity over what that immigration system looks like there will be some uncertainty. a gritty and atmospheric slice of roleplaying as an outlaw, from the extremes of caring for a sick horse to dealing with industrialisation spelling the end of the west at its wildest, even before its launch, this game is getting rave

rockstar are a huge deal. they are a development studio behind the gta series.on as an entertainment product. that leaves every thing else — films, television — in the dust. the game is so big, it has had to be created with nine different studios in four different countries. rockstar north here in edinburgh is the largest of the studios working on this game. not many get a glimpse inside the building. security and secrecy is tight. well, ain't this a rare treat? located in the former home of the scotsman newspaper, they're so secretive around here, we were only allowed to film the bulging awards cabinet. everything else was out of bounds. we did get to meet one of their head honchos, though — rob nelson. rockstar is famous for creating games with open worlds. what's new in this open world? for us, the biggest game that we've ever made. notjust going bigger and broader, but striving for a depth, being to go into more environments. and when you go into those environments, being to pick up interact with things and being able to interact with people and animals and

rockstar is famous for creating games with open worlds.hings, and being able to interact with people and animals, and interact with the world in a way that we haven't been able to do before. if we're trying to create world that you believe in, and a character that you believe in, you have to have that connection. so we're always try to push, i think, with every game, to go deeper with that — you know, with that sort of idea. for things to mean something, they need to cost something. in the old game, if your horse would die, or you lose your horse, you whistled for it and a new one would appear. it was very convenient. but it meant that the horses were somewhat disposable. that's a nice horse. so we decided that the horses will not be disposable. hold still, girl. you know, if you go too farfrom your horse, it's not going to come magically. you will have to go back to it. but, if you spend more time with this horse, you will bond with it, and then it will come to you from a greater distance. or it will stay with you under duress, in combat.

yesterday the crowce like a and he was mobbed rockstar. he was relaxed. i had a brief word with him. ease, in completely at control. i haven't seen him today bar what we are ing from various sources is that the royal family and high echelons of the royal family have had crisis talks about this in the past 24, 48 hours, trying to think of a solution. in the past, business deals went along as planned and saudi arabia more or less did what it wanted. wenew it had an absolute monarchy here, but i think diplomatic pressure, the comments fmpm donald tfrom the g7, from emmanuel macron and others, even people like the danish mps. have pulled o they don't want to be atf some sort spin for the saudis. saudis are beginning to understand that this is a very real . the energy minister alluded to it yesterday, but if is now to the united states level and mentioning mommad sayingman by name and very little happens in this kingdom without a decision being taken right at the t is -- it's seriousness can't be undervalued. jane: an investigation revealed the construction of

i want to begin with a no-good week for two rockstars of the democratic party. okay, matt, losers, two rockstars of the democratic party. >> i'm going to pick one. beto o'rourke. >> my pick is elizabeth warren. her dna test was a flop. she sleeclearly is the loser of week. >> laura: and she doesn't look good in feathers. danesh, winners of the week, who are they? >> i think it's got to be trump. he's on a roll and he continues to be able to ridicule his opponents with such effectiveness. they have tried desperately to get back at him but with absolutely no successful result. >> laura: corey, winner of the week? >> josh hawley in missouri. he is winning that campaign. claire mccaskill's campaign is imploding from the hidden camera stuff that our friends are doing. >> laura: what happens to this caravan? matt. >> i like to people on the case. and i think it's going to get stopped. >> laura: raymond. >> well, the mexican government clearly is holding back this caravan. we'll see how long that lasts, but don't underestimate the president's influence here. >> laura:

alexandra: the bronx native is now a political rockstar. >> she was born and raised in the neighborhoodand i just love this community activism and getting involved. >> she is bold, she is progressive. she is not afraid to take her ideals and the platform she believes in and take it to where it needs to go and to galvanize people towards that goal. alexandra: alexandria ocasio-cortez inspires her supporters and puts the fear of god into the establishment of the democratic party. the party's leaders insist that nationwide elections are won by embracing the center of society, avoiding positions that might scare white, middle-class voters. but people here said the opposite is true. they say the party has to become a credible voice for social justice. >> we are currently at a point where in new york city there are three empty luxury apartments for everyone person experiencing homelessness. we are at a point where people are spreading apart their i insulin medication. where they are for going critical medication they need because they do not feel at the have the financial ability to stay aliv

he was mobbed, like some sort of rockstar.im wanting to get selfies and shake his hand. i managed to get up close at one stage, and i sort of thrust myself forward, i didn't want to start with the whole jamal thing because he was surrounded by his bodyguards and things, but i said, look, in the context of recent events, "how do you think things are going?" he said, "great, more people, more money," laughed, his bodyguards laughed and he was away. i was hurled asunder. that doesn't seem to be preoccupying him at the moment. if you look at the delegates here, it's a different sort of conference. you haven't got the big titans of business and politics, but a lot of their deputies are here. i spoke to several big companies who said the ceo didn't come, shareholder pressure, didn't want that, but we want a seat at this conference, this is a hard—nosed pragmatic business relationship and the numbers don't seem to be that far down, i'm told, from last year. i am told mohammed bin salman will be at a session tomorrow morning, where we

the crown prince himself came to the conference, was mobbed like a rockstar by delegates there, not only russians and chinese wanting selfies and trying to shake his hand. i caught up with him and i had a very brief chat with him and i said, given the background to this, how do you think things are going? and he said, great, more people and more money. and i think the truth here is that despite a boycott by politicians and ceos, a lot of business people have come but perhaps lower down the pecking order. they don't want to lose out on this 2030 vision of saudi arabia that the crown prince has. they want a piece of the action in terms of the huge wealth this country has and will continue to have over the next few decades. but it is the diplomatic pressure which continues, and that is uncomfortable, i think, for the saudi royal family, not least what president erdogan had to say today but also a strongly worded statement from the g7, saying that they welcome transparency from the saudis in admitting the killing of mr kershaw due, they still said that there were many more questions which re

being rockstar, everything you do, the expectation is very high.isions. so, we are aware, we know each other really well, we are all really into what we‘re doing and what we are striving for. so, we‘re just trying to build on the thing that we made before and trying to do better than the last time. and if you want to see more on that release, watch the radio 1 gaming show on the bbc iplayer. coming up... how heavily do your children sleep? would they sleep through this? the house is on fire! wake up! the house is on fire! we‘ll be discussing research which suggests children are more likely to be woken by a fire alarm if it‘s a recording of their mum‘s voice rather than a conventional beeping sound. more than 188 children every day in england are being put on protection plans to keep them safe, officialfigures released within the last hour, have revealed. a child protection plan is a plan drawn up by the local authority which sets out how the child can be kept safe and details the support that the family need. the government figures also found that

house, run by some of the best people that silicon valley claims, that any private or public sector rockstarld claim. they are doing great work and that is important for everyone to understand. emily: you are not concerned about the progress of technology under the trump administration? jennifer: what i'm excited about is you have great people doing work that will support and i am very glad that they are still there and still making government work better in ways that really do match my values. emily: google recently dropped a big contract with the department of defense. employees at microsoft and amazon have purchased of their bids for government contracts. how should tech companies handle these situations? should they be working with the government? jennifer: it depends on the situation. it is great that silicon valley companies and other companies are sinking more -- thinking more and more about their relationship with government and where they can use their power to express their values. i want them to do that. i also want them to spend some time in government so that when they make thes

rockstar, the label that me this game, they are in the torilla's for these massive open world experiencesshing the limits of graphics integrity. this is just the latest and greatest. it is no -- by no means red dead on arrival. caroline: is every market they run into by u.s. standards. matthew: this game is counsel means it is western europe and north america and a little latin america. there is no consul business in china. this game probably will not play well in china. too pilot and gory and they have restrictions on that content. in general, you see a crackdown on certain content and gaming in china are you have the freeze on approval hitting everyone. western developers are mostly insulated from that. you see tencent take it on the chin because of that. istern developers exposure less than 5% of revenue. joe: those clips to look good, will you invite me over to play it? matthew: absolutely. joe: i'm excited. caroline: we were looking at twitch where you can watch other gamers game and these are companies that could ride on the coattails of these big launches. matthew: the other thing

. >> reporter: salinas resident sean tucker, a rockstar in highflying world of aerobatics, founder the alternative education program to give at risk kids another option. >> these kids have been just surviving their whole lives, if gangs. because it's also safe and seductive. this is sexier. this is more seductive. because you are now becoming larger than life. >> your thoughts should be a page long. >> reporter: in a unique partnership with the monterey county board of education and private funding from pilot actor harrison ford, students who qualify for the program fulfill their core academic requirements at the airport. and outside the classroom, complete 35 hours of flight training. >> it's not just about learning how to fly. but it's about learning how to take chances, have faith in oneself, how to have faith, push forward and have the courage to be better. >> reporter: among the graduates, 20-year-old martin mendez. 3 years ago, he was skipping school and admits he was drifting through life. today, he's in control of cessna, and his future. having landed a full-time job as an airl

they had really impressive rockstar organic growth.ee that's what happens when you get later in the cycle. they tend to slow down while longer cycles continue the momentum for the time being. alix: lockheed martin came in solid. the growth next year will be 6%. honeywell came in super solid. why is this surprising the market? it's a little bit worse than people were anticipating. people were prepared for a 3m guidance, they were prepared for a slowdown. this has accelerated from what people were prepared for. that's why you see such a dramatic selloff. david: they are announcing now abide back. alix: that's going to help. in your experience, does that make the short cycle and early indicator? does that indicate we will have problems down the road? brooke: this is the starting point. this is when you see the trend develop and that trickles down to a longer cycle company. if you think about where to take your stock, there may be more room to run. they are coming up on a similar type of peak. this is what we saw at some of the industrial

you were a rockstar in walk. she walks in the room and the place explodes.s walking about five steps in front of mika. >> this was great. thank you so much we had fun. don't miss the chance to attend the "know your value" work shop in san francisco. we have inspiring workshops with special guests. many, many more who will arm you with the tools you need to grow your value and communicate it effectively. we need our voices now more than ever. and women of california specifically, if you are in california, now is your chance to enter the "grow your value" contest and pitch me why you deserve a $25,000 bonus. pitch me in a minute or less. do it on your phone, send it in. we will select a coach and three finalists who will select and coach three finalists on how to effectively communicate their value. they will showcase their skwils and compete on stage at the event. this is my favorite part of these day-long workshops, information on how to enter the "grow your value" contest. farce tickets for the event can be found at knowyourvalue.com. thanks for being our p

they think she is a rockstar. i know they are very sad to see her go. with the kind of success she's had on the kind of respect she has at the u.n. among allies and others, it was just very surprising news to see her go. host: do you believe she will stay out of politics, at least in 2020? guest: i think you are going to hear a lot from her in 2020. i can't see nikki haley not being involved. strong voicesuch a for the republican party, especially as a woman, and i think they will call on her in 2020 to garner more women voters. host: do using she could be a potential challenge to donald trump down the road? guest: of course that was the rumor, and that had been a remark around d.c. for several months. she addressed that head-on in the oval office. she sounded very sincere when she said she would not be campaigning against donald trump in 2020, but be campaigning for. guest: emerald robinson -- host: emerald robinson with us this morning. jim is up first in florida, independent. caller: good morning. a little bit of a comment, and then you can make your