im lean played roy. so i told the people i said, and now it's kind of big me see, i really want you to be in the fell and try to much and i wrote a vessel, brian for fascinating mill mill, mill, gibson, liam neeson. you've been in the big of a complimentary about mel gibson, a rough time and recent years, but you see him as a a. another great human being. i do, i mean, i mean it's just because you can find in on and mails, mails got problems. there's no question about it, but he is not a bad man. he really isn't a bad man and i will defend him. you know, because i know him and i know about his generosity. i've seen him deal with that because you've had problems with the alcohol and he was magnificent. he was always generous and kind and caring. i have great compassion from somebody post humble bigler and a label supporter long term, a socialist for what top do towards the idea, the scottish independence and becoming a, a strong figure in the the yes campaign. a 2014 was of any single policy on was at mur

and the scottish as logan roy. i mean, does he make secret visits back to that and be in the holidays to look is that if it's buffering i will hold done the trip. i mean, what, you have to understand knowledge that started the series. i was born in quebec canada and i played it with kind of american kit in action. and i played most of this is about and then they decided an episode 9 after i'd go episode 9. peter friedman who was who had placed friday, who i keep fighting and behind shed he's just on a, an a d i session or a d. i was when you do, when you co sink was on the screen, you know, but they want to put and so they changed my bus. but she said, brian, that changed your booklets. and i should really said, yes, yes, you're not born in quebec anymore. i said to where my born and he said, oh, i don't know, i kind of and then he took his device and he said, oh you a, i guess some work i'm done the scotland and i went but that's where i'm from. and he said, oh yeah, well apparently you went from there, done these

what about you roy? roy! this is crazy? >> it's not crazy. inflation is serious. we got enough. i think we got enough. i think we're covered. i think we're covered. >> trevor: man, it looks like you've bought all the paper towels. >> di. that's exactly what i did. >> trevor: yes, but you understand you're creating inflation because you're panicking about inflation, you're buying a lot of things now, which is making more inflation because now you're buying-- >> if i don't buy it, somebody else is going to buy it, therefore i have to be the one to buy it ( buzzing ) ) yeah, i can get you three rolls. 80 a pop. you're going to pay it or not? all right, meet me-- meet me at the train station. 42nd. >> trevor: roy, you're selling paper towels now? so you're parent of the problem. >> i'm not part of the problem. i've got paper towels. >> now there are no-- >> do you have paper towels. >> trevor: i didn't think i would need-- luckily i know you. let me get-- i'll get one of the top ones, then. >> it's 80. >> trevor: $80 a roll? >> a sheet. >> trevor: you just said $80 a roll on the pho

sing that story, the tory mps roy singh today that theyj tory mps roy singh today that they were gettingr constituents that is a pretty good indicator immediately that this has been _ good indicator immediately that this has been an issue that they have paid attention to and are concerned about _ paid attention to and are concerned about the — paid attention to and are concerned about. the reforming solution bells under— about. the reforming solution bells under the _ about. the reforming solution bells underthe amendment, and about. the reforming solution bells under the amendment, and was having a community— under the amendment, and was having a community set up as to how mps are investigated _ a community set up as to how mps are investigated in the tory mps of the committee and a casting vote and labour— committee and a casting vote and labour mps saying that they do not want to _ labour mps saying that they do not want to be — labour mps saying that they do not want to be a part of this process and they— want to be a part of this process and they will not join the committee. and you

piya sinha-roy, thank you — yes indeed. piya sinha-roy, thank you for _ yes indeed.indeed. piya sinha-roy, thank you forjoining us on l thank you forjoining us on newsday for that story. i am afraid that is all the time we have for you on newsday this hour. thank you forjoining us. do stay with bbc news. wednesday morning will be a little bit colder compared to the last couple of mornings. and, indeed, by day, it'll feel a touch fresher, too. but overall, the next 2—3 days will remain above the average for the time of year. i want to show you the jet stream — and there is a dip in the jet stream at the moment across the uk, and you can see the blue colours — so that's the slightly colder atmosphere that's spread across the country into the early hours of wednesday. and, with the clearer skies, that means that, in many towns and cities, temperatures will be around five celsius or so, especially out towards the east and in central parts of the uk. even colder than that in aberdeen, barely above freezing. but that means a lot of bright and crisp weather in the morning,

roy, it's all right.'re just a lawyer, devil's advocate. >> okay, well, i-- you could say she was old and-- >> over-ruled, roy! nazis are bad! >> wow. >> and you should be ashamed of yourself! >> you make me sick! >> desi wins, and gets today's jury prize, a free book of soduku puzzles. >> yes! >> that's all the time we have for court cases today. join us next time on "court court." but not you, roy. you're banned for life. you leave your nintendo switch at the door. >> don't take my switch. >> no switch for you. great job, desi. i can't believe you would defend a nazi. ♪ ♪ ♪ when you really need to sleep you reach for the really good stuff. new zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. it's non habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. new zzzquil ultra. when you really really need to sleep. one crispy kentucky fried chicken sandwich for you and a delicious crispy spicy one for whoever needs a little kick in the keister. get the kentucky fried chicken sandwich in cla

roy, it's all right.e understands you're just a lawyer, devil's advocate. >> okay, well, i-- you could say she was old and-- >> over-ruled, roy! nazis are bad! >> wow. >> and you should be ashamed of yourself! >> you make me sick! >> desi wins, and gets today's jury prize, a free book of soduku puzzles. >> yes! >> that's all the time we have for court cases today. join us next time on "court court." but not you, roy. you're banned for life. you leave your nintendo switch at the door. >> don't take my switch. >> no switch for you. great job, desi. i can't believe you would defend a nazi. ♪ ♪ ♪ (burke) i've seen this movie before. (woman) you have? (burke) sure, this is the part where all is lost and the hero searches for hope. then, a mysterious figure reminds her that she has the farmers home policy perk, guaranteed replacement cost. and that her home will be rebuilt, regardless of her limits or if the cost of materials has gone up. (woman) that's really something. (burke) get a whole lot of something wit

you guys sound like logan roy after a shareholder meeting.h of you boys lost virginia this is a blood bath." [ laughter ] "uh, dad?" [ laughter ] you know - moby dick" wasn't considered a classic when herman melville was alive. and i feel like the same thing is going to happen to my logan roy impression [ laughter ] and more importantly, my kendall roy impression can't go back in time and say great job. [ laughter ] it's like tv news coverage in a zombie move right before the screen goeesou want you eat brains has escaped from a laboratory now let's throw it to carl with the weather. "thanks, dave. you can leave that umbrella at home and oh, [ bleep ] get him off me it's a blood bath. [ laughter ] maybe took too long of a gap there talking about kendall roy. [ laughter ] with the rate with which actual disasters are happening in the world right now, i feel like maybe cable news anchors should flip through a thesaurus and come up with few different words. we're living through a once in a century pandemic imminent climate disaster and the poten

jason roy out with a string. has been depleted. jason roy out with a string-— has been depleted.oy out with a strinu. ~ ., _, , with a string. whoever comes in will brina a lot with a string. whoever comes in will bring a lot of— with a string. whoever comes in will bring a lot of experience _ with a string. whoever comes in will bring a lot of experience and - with a string. whoever comes in will bring a lot of experience and a - with a string. whoever comes in will bring a lot of experience and a lot i bring a lot of experience and a lot of skill into our team, so it's a massive chain forjason. he's obviously been pretty devastated over the last couple of days. england have power to play. johnny is expected to open, leaving laying... strength in depth. flew they have winners throughout their team _ they have winners throughout their team. quite deep as well. there are a number_ team. quite deep as well. there are a number of— team. quite deep as well. there are a number of threats and match winners, — a number of threats and match winners, and we also have a number of match_ wi

net run rate ensures that, jason roy helped that. a cruel time to be injured. joe wilson, bbc news.rgan says he'll be a big miss if he's ruled out of the rest of the tournament. he is unbelievably important. he is a guy who epitomises everything that we are about in the changing room and the way that we play. you see how commanding he is in the top of the order in not only t20 cricket but 50 over cricket as well. obviously, two different partners in the two formats. but, yeah, he is as close as we get to surmising how the changing room should play. former england spin bowler phil tufnell was commentating on the games for 5live....

jason roy, look pretty bad.feel for him because he has had a couple of injury problems in the last world cup as well and missed out on a hamstring. it looked bad and we saw him at the end of the game on crutches. it was, you know, iced and taped and strapped up. yeah, i think he's probably going to rule himself out in the next couple of games. when you are looking ahead to the semifinals looks like it is going to new zealand for england and pakistan and australia in the next two. would you say england are the favourites of that lot? semifinals, one—off games, who knows? something some of the right size and got themselves into it of the fallen sides got themselves into this position. england will be confident against new zealand but they are a very, sort of, you know... they're fighters, new zealand, and they will scrap and so england have to be on top of their game and australia, never rule out australia, but england and pakistan for me are on top in the four horses. yorkshire county cricket club have launched a

where roy?ou owe me $10 >> seth: now -- last i saw you, we zoomed two weeks into the pandemic and i got to tell you, tracy, i think it was the first time i laughed after the pandemic started. you were so funny. and it's so good to see you. how are you feeling these days >> i'm feeling great i'm just a little distressed 'cause my name -- my name keeps coming up and everything, man. >> seth: how so? >> they storm the capitol, my name came up >> seth: how so? >> michelle obama gets pregnant, my name come up. [ laughter ] two girls in a car, my name come up >> seth: really? >> yeah. >> seth: that's good, you're in the zeitgeist. >> man, my name keeps coming up in everything. >> seth: yeah. i want to talk about show business with you as i always do but i also want to talk about some things that i also know are important you to inflation -- inflation and the economy. [ laughter ] >> i going to keep my eye on them >> seth: yeah, keep your eye on them [ laughter ] >> seth: do you have any - >> inflation

reena roy, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to reena roy. luckily, most of sunday's travel took place amid good weather conditions. several areas around the great lakes saw snow, but nothing too significant. the first snowfall also hitting the northeast. chilly temperatures remain across that region. there's more snowshowers from michigan to the interior northeast. and rain continues across the northwest and it will be dry across the rest of the country. >>> waukesha, wisconsin honored the victims of last sunday's christmas parade tragedy. people held a vigil in honor of those affected last sunday when a man in a suv plowed through the event last sunday. he's charged with five counts of first degree intentional homicide. a sixth is pending. the community has come together since the horror. >> it's just one of those memories that's not going to go away anytime soon. >> our community has just risen to the occasion. people from out of state. i think even global have reached out to waukesha. so the new thing, the verse, waukesha strong, fits it

the university of georgia keep body archived in our distinguished speaker is a rhodes scholar, john roy price harvard educated attorney and cofounded the society migrant from the 1968, rockefeller campaign to that of richard nixon. he probablyd joined at the nixn administration in 1969, working for the urban affairs council later working with domestic advisor, as special assistant to the president, urban affairs. john later went into banking and also becoming head of government relations firm and had a bank in of the federal loan bank of pittsburgh. and especially noted that john roy price's jointed this evening by his daughter alexandria and his son feel so welcome to both of you predict john's new book, the last republican insider perspective prevails the influence of those across the broader administration priorities and how these men it is rather the president and indeed the president himself impacted american social policy for decades and much of which were only realizing now. eleven richard nixon advised the democrats instruct the republicans the extent of his d presidency, he pro

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voters, and even in districts you may think are very red districts, look what happened in alabama with roy moore. look what happened when republicans nominated chris kobach in kansas, a republican, he lost. if republicans nominate extreme, toxic candidates like donald trump, we did vote out donald trump. he lost. so have faith in the people. i do, i think we have to work hard. the harder we work, the luckier we'll get in that regard. but have faith that the american people will reject these toxic candidates and, you know, i

. >> roy, thank you. ceo. >> that is well said let's get to the half. ♪ ♪ >>> carl, thanks so much welcome to "the halftime report." front and center blue chip blunder. disney missing earnings across the board. a big blow to some committee members that own it we'll find out where they stand on that stock coming up and we'll have rivian's run and why one firm says it could mean trouble for the overall market and of course on this veteran's day, we are honoring the men and women who served this great nation including two of our very own, jim lebenthal and degas wright

i am rayna roy in scotland. i will have more coming up.did not get eight hours of sleep last night. i recommend a vacation. there are times i did not get up until 10:30. >> you deserve that. >> i'm so happy for you. reggie: when you stay up till 6:00 a.m., 10:30, i would serve this for breakfast.

but i'm no expert, so to get a more informed perspective i sent roy wood, jr. out to cdc headquarters in atlanta. i know are you standing by right now. what can you tell us? >> well, trevor, the omicron variant is the 12th variant of covid and the 5th var yapt of concern now spreading in the 20th month of the global pandemic. i have been talking to the top scientist at cdc. and every one seems to ta gree-- come on, man, just-- just stop. just stop, man. chill, man. scusu just variant after variant after variant. just, damn, just stop, bro. >> trevor: i'm sorry, roy, this is what the scientists are saying? >> oh, no, of course not, i'm paraphrasing, trevor. the actual scientific consensus on the omicron is, hot shit, i had a damn vacation, i pushed it tbak two, three times be st. john's, i want to go we going shut everything down, then the next thing you have strange people delivering your food and you have to wonder whether they have been eating some of your french fries and i have to be cooped up with the boy and home school and figure out which button is the

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roy mayorga is here.lause our first guest tonight co-anchors "morning joe" weekdays on msnbc, and anchors "sunday today with willie geist" here on nbc on sunday mornings please welcome back to the show our friend willie geist. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: welcome, please, please how are you doing? >> i'm great when you head up that industrial album, i thought you were introducing me and i said, have i put out an industrial music album? [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, that would be the very - it would be like -- even i would be shocked if you put out any album, but industrial might be my last choice >> i do have an edm mixtape that's burning up the dark web right now. >> seth: yeah, everybody at "the today show" says, like, "do not talk to willie, he tries to give you his edm mixtape. >> that's me [ laughter ] >> seth: that's you. >> that's me, yeah >> seth: halloween at "the today show" -- >> yeah. >> seth: -- a long -- a long running event i guess you could say. >> it is >> seth: do you dread -- do you g

roy retired hurt during england's loss to south africa in their final group game on saturday and a scan torn his calf. james vince will replace him, as england prepare for their semi—final against new zealand on wednesday. roy said he was gutted to be ruled out, that it was a bitter pill to swallow — and will stay on to support the team. football fans at selected grounds will be allowed to stand for the first time since 1994, from the start of next year. chelsea against liverpool, on the second of january, will be the first game to feature a safe standing area, with manchester united against wolves the following day also featuring it. chelsea and manchester united, are joined by manchester city, tottenham and cardiff as the five clubs picked to trial standing areas. grounds in the top two tiers of english football have been required to be all seated by law for more than a quarter of a century. lewis hamilton faces an uphill battle to defend his formula one championship title, but says he and the mercedes team will pick themselves up and dig deeper, after max verstappen won the mexico gr

roy mayorga is here.ng me. [ cheers and applause >> seth: our first guest tonight is a golden globe winning actress you know from shows like "felicity" and "the americans. she stars in "antlers," which is in theaters now. let's take a look. >> he's not dead >> yeah, he is, lucas. my brother paul, he found him in your house >> no. those were all dead. we were sick and mean. my new dad's related, but aiden doesn't understand and he needs me i just have to feed him and he'll love me. >> seth: please welcome back to the show, keri russell ♪ [ cheers and applause >> hi! >> seth: hello, welcome back >> hi, seth. >> seth: it's so good to see you in person. >> nice to see you too, i know >> seth: i like a horror movie where a scene takes place by fireside >> it's very similar to how you parent, right? >> seth: yeah. >> you're like, "give me food and then you'll stay alive." >> seth: yep, i also -- every hard conversation i have with my kids, i'm like, "you sit on the couch, i'll start a fire, one side of my face

noam chomsky, angela davis, arundhati roy and winona laduke with others and musical performances. visit democracynow.org for details. we want to thank the thousands of people who have helped us over these 25 years, what an honor it has been to work with all of you and how many years more we look forward to. with my colleagues juan gonzalez and nermeen shaikh we thank you all for being with us for these 25 years. i'm amy goodman. - [me] i was good swier boy. was swimng in th oceabefore ias five. we just took breath and oked dow e water s glass ear. the spir of lighcame wn lika cathedl. itas like other wod. ani never rgot it so was hook. i tellou i wasooked.

noam chomsky, angela davis, arundhati roy and winona laduke with others and musical performances. visit democracynow.org for details. we want to thank the thousands of people who have helped us over these 25 years, what an honor it has been to work with all of you and how many years more we look forward to. with my colleagues juan gonzalez and nermeen shaikh we thank you all for being with us for these 25 years. i'm amy goodman. >>> thank you for joining us. from our studio in tokyo, this is nhk "newsline." russian media are reporting that the death toll from an accident in a coal mine has rizzo ton at least 62. authorities believe a gas explosion likely occurred. the accident happened on thursday. local authorities say 285 workers were in the mine at the

reena roy joins us now. >> reporter: that's right. president biden is scheduled to land in scotland soon. he is scheduled to speak at the conference today. the u.s. is back at the table when it comes the climate change. day two of the conference of the parties is all about the world leaders from 20 countries. they will kick off the negotiations by laying out their vision for climate change. >> more has to be done. it is going the require us to continue to focus on what china is not doing, what russia is not doing and what saudi arabia is not doing. >> reporter: the annual summit is considered pivotal this year. experts say the clock the ticking and that nations need to act fast to prevent catastrophe. >> i know we have an agenda ahead of us. i believe this international system can deliver. it must deliver. >> reporter: the goal of the two-week conference is -- come to a written agreement on how to phase out coal and allocating the finances for that. >> we must make progress here in glasgow. >> reporter: diplomats and climate experts w

reena roy, abc news, new york. ama: federal health experts say a treatment pill likely could be available within a year. >> one has already received an emergency use authorization. it was shown in a clinical trial that if you give it to people early in the course of infection, you diminish by 50% the likelihood that they will be hospitalized or die compared to placebo. ama: in addition to that drug, dr. anthony fauci said pfizer asked the fda for emergency use authorization for a covid treatment pill. sergey gave the update during a virtual town hall meeting held by a palo alto congresswoman. if you have questions about covid-19 vaccines, you can always ask our vaccine team. they are dedicated to getting answers had to abc 7 -- answers. headed to abc 7 -- head to abc7news.com. >> all of the packages here, they are preparing for the holiday surge. this year is a little different from last year. i will tell you why, in my story. >> also here, governor newsom back in the public eye. the so-called intervention by his k

reena roy, abc news, new york. ama: federal health experts say a treatment pill likely could be available within a year. >> one has already received an emergency use authorization. it was shown in a clinical trial that if you give it to people early in the course of infection, you diminish by 50% the likelihood that they will be hospitalized or die compared to placebo. ama: in addition to that drug, dr. anthony fauci said pfizer asked the fda for emergency use authorization for a covid treatment pill. sergey gave the update during a virtual town hall meeting held by a palo alto congresswoman. if you have questions about covid-19 vaccines, you can always ask our vaccine team. they are dedicated to getting answers had to abc 7 -- answers. headed to abc 7 -- head to abc7news.com. >> all of the packages here, they are preparing for the holiday surge. this year is a little different from last year. i will tell you why, in my story. >> also here, governor newsom back in the public eye. the so-called intervention by his k

you drill down the cdc's guidelines, the booster shot is available to all adults, not just those like roy of san jose who are over 65, or those with high risk medical conditions or jobs. today, the state's top doc echoed the same message. good if you think you will benefit from getting a booster shot, i encourage you to go out and get it. supply is available. >> as roy counts down the days until his 80th birthday party and rolls up his sleeve today for a covid booster, he says it just makes sense to get the most protection possible. >> i have diabetes and a few -- and a little heart problem, so i wanted to make sure that i was protected and i was protecting somebody else too. >> doctors say protection from the initial covid venes starts to decline four to six months after the last shot. it also takes one to two weeks for the booster to offer full protection. so it's important to get it before the holidays. >> only 20% of people who would really benefit from a booster have gotten it. and now's the time. it can really increase everyone's safety for thanksgiving. >> yes, the shot may cause y

in glasgow, scotland, reena roy, abc 7 news. reggie: several california lawmakers are headed to scotland for cop26, including some from the bay area. state senator from menlo park is part of the california delegation. we will talk to him alive later this hour to see what he hopes to accomplish on this trip. abc 7 is committed to following the latest developments from cop26 and its impact from the bay area. you can find the latest in our website, abc7news.com. kumasi: no more masks in marin county. you will be able to go to grocery stores and indoor places without a mask if you are fully vaccinated. . is the first bay area county to lift the mask mandate. reporter amy hollyfield joins us live. amy? amy: this includes restaurants. for lunch today, you could walk into this restaurant without a mask, grab a table, sit at the bar without a mask if you are vaccinated. businesses can still require masks if they like, but it is no longer going to be required by thee talkayhey are cid that this day is of their customers want to be able t

roy knew me and i just couldn't stabbed a man more in the heart with an organ. i god, i'm not lazy, my boy, and i just can't get with the battle. frost, his dad's is not to take that personally. yeah. i some of their frustrations. born from just not knowing what to do. yeah. ill, i made some notes, justa shawna with the marcia in a. yeah. and we had, we might to maryland i know i funded by private companies and philanthropy. the fathering project also provides online resources for dads. they now want to use our models pilot program in low socio economic areas across australia. ah, for it to be a success nationwide. the father and project will have to find more community leaders like live, hello. her team is also doing more outreach in poor neighborhoods around her primary school. she personally delivered food, hampers and mates at risk parents whose children the students they've been keeping to ban thing getting ready for the address that way gets full way every year. ways of gilligan, loving so excited to be in such a good job as a family and you which is terri

and i think jason roy is, is a big component in that team. and him and ross butler, what i've been brilliant now, just butler has been actually a school of a 240 runs, you know, in the torment already. and he's operating $122020.00 cricket with a strike rate of over a $150.00. so i knew today, you know, the be a lot of pressure and responsibility in on him. and we've seen with the other teams, you know, lots of australia, the key batsmen, like david warner, when he gets out early, then it puts a lot of pressure on the, on the rest of the funding. i know, but this, this england team, they buy all the way down all the way down to 11. so when you didn't have a good 20 years, they've got to in a, beyond their game brought the whole of england's innings because this england team come back all the way down. i want to ask you about the 2nd semi final tomorrow pakistan versus australia. what kind of gain are you expecting? well, that is going to be an absolute thriller. i thought you saw have probably been the star team of the tournament and they had

abc's reena roy is there for us and, reena, good morning. >> reporter: hey, mona, good morning to youah, today and the coming are all about getting to work and figuring out how to turn promises into real change. day three's agenda is about hitting the ground running, negotiators putting their heads together as they try to agree on how to best limit global warming with the world heating up more in the last 29 years than in the previous 110 years. >> my administration is working overtime to show that our climate commitment is action, not words. >> reporter: president biden saying the climate crisis is an all hands on deck effort and the u.s. will aim to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. >> there is an incredible opportunity, not just for the united states but for all of us. we have the ability to invest in ourselves and build an equitable clean energy future. >> reporter: he's also vowing to support developing countries that say they're already facing the harsh realities of a changing planet. >> as we sit comfortably today here in the conference center in glasgow, over

completely independently and we did dozens of the studies last quarter and the immediate roi went tothey spent on marketing, which was good for them. they looked for a two to three times return on their investment and they're pretty happy with us and that led us to have 173% net revenue retention rate or growth within the existing clients over the past 12 months which we think they're pleased with what we're doing and the sales motion is working >> yeah, jeff. i'm curious as you look ahead to future growth next year how much of your growth will be about adding new customers versus taking the customers who are already telehealth subscribers and if you're concerned about any of that growth being hampered that people will be seeing their doctors in person post-pandemic. >> if you look out to next year's growth, we see a decade-long shift here to digital inside of pharma and health care more broadly in 2020, they only 2028% of their marketing budgets digitally and that's when the fortune 500 spent more than double that, 63%, so they can double their digital spend and still be a laggard r

roy?that's lovely >> yeah, with a lot -- lot of kids >> seth: he's very -- he's loving he's loving, yeah. >> yeah. so she was -- she was the boss but we -- you know, we -- that was a rough start. but, you know, hilary and i have been married over -- over 50 years and so, over time, you know, maybe ten, twelve years, things got better [ laughter ] and, you know, the last 30 years were -- were pretty good >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] i should note, the story about addie's birth was a lot less dramatic than axel, who was my middle son, who was famously born in a lobby. and, you know, our first son was almost born in an uber so, alexi was very aware that she has pretty fast labors, and so she decided to have it at home with a midwife. and my wife is very -- she is an alpha. she likes to plan things she put our two boys to bed. she looked at me, she said, "my water broke. we had a midwife come to our home, and she gave birth in our bathtub at 10:30 at night, which was incredible like three pushe

i'm not just of console likely relation to roy, russia, jewelry, in my experience, a company liaison relationship to many issues. so i'm not sure there are fair fair . i can't be. i agree with the statement that rushes conservatism and it's resistance and push back against certain forms of western liberalism is, is part of her power was going on in terms of her western prejudice also that she towards russia. but also, i think there's also not fundamental jail political issue here, which is russia's, you know, challenge to, to, to a western dominated world. older the russian will turn a 2 a 2 inch to the so called western rules. rose rose, placed older, and also the fundamental failure of the west to actually contain and deal with the problem of russia in the post cold warriors, the reemergence of russia as a great power on it. since it's assertion of his interests and you know, challenging barris' as fans, and i'm with lisa kathy, it's not just a question of prejudice. so laziness on a fault. western politicians from their perspective, russia does present a real problem real challeng

it's done with alex summoned to talk acting politics on his screen, alter ego logan roy, that begins moment ah, which we love, as adults is always built on a structure that was created 1st and childhood. so without understanding of child relationships, it becomes very hard to understand or adult relationships. and that's why it is incredibly important. and to be able to have a basic understanding of what motivates you. as an emotional being ah well can to the alex salmon show for a very special program, fetching the wild, famous media mogul from het pvcd succession. dandy born logan roy, played by dandy barn. brian cox can 2019 media company, hates bill through zillions at the final season of game of thrones. only to have another bridge productions lock it into our cold hat and sweep the television towards thy sure. what's expected. jesse armstrong's deduct a black comedy drama about to bill you and your media family headed bites in, but still dominant pity arc. logan neu. today we interviewed the actor who after 60 successful years in show business has become an overnight superstar

and roy mcroy is leading the way after the opening round of the european fold season. ending events and due by the will number a has one this title a couple of times before and micro take a 2 shot lead into fridays. second round the world championship. he had a 7 under her round of 65. okay, that is a ports is i looking for? now let's get back to lauren in london. and thank you very much. and now people are seeing red on australia's christmas island, as millions of crabs begin their annual migration to the beach to mate. a small bridge has been built to help them on their way, and roads have been closed. some people have been able to leave their homes because of the large numbers of crabs. in about 2 weeks, the crabs will leave their eggs on the beach and claw their way back into the jungle. and that's it from minturn 10 of the sneezer. i'll be back in a moment with more news. thanks. very much watching. ah ah ah, can you hear it? anticipation these rising excitement is growing. as cattle always brings your favorite teen to cut off for the free for arab gov. 2021. greatness is in the ai

roy dearden did not agree with the editorial decision to cut away from president obama's speech, askingon last week's newswatch, we heard from some of you who questioned the cost to the environment of the trips made to glasgow for that conference by london—based bbc journalists. but if those journeys caused damage to the planet they pales into insignificance compared to that of the bbc�*s climate editorjustin rolat, who popped up last friday not in glasgow but alaska. alaska isn'tjust struggling to cope with its new climate reality on the coast. a century ago the glacier came all the way down here, the entire valley was frozen. as it recently as the �*80s they built his visitor centre because you could still see the glacier in the valley. since then it has completely retreated around the corner and you can't see it at all. neil mckay contacted us to say... well, whenjustin appeared on this programme a couple of years ago i asked him what the justification was for a correspondent covering climate in the environment to be flying to far—flung places for hisjob, and this is what he had to s

jason roy helped that. a cruel time to be injured. joe wilson, bbc news.scotland, sportscene, follow soon on bbc one. manchester city dominated their match against local rivals manchester united with a 2—0 win at old trafford putting the pressure back on united's manager, ole gunnar solskjaer. norwich city sacked their manager, daniel farke, despite winning their first premier league game of the season. norwich beat brentford 2—1 but remain bottom of the table. league leaders chelsea drew with burnley. and crystal palace defeated wolves. in the scottish premiership, hearts are in second place after a 5—2 win over dundee united. motherwell beat aberdeen 2—0, while it was 0—0 between stjohnstone and st mirren. in rugby union's autumn internationals, england had a comfortable 69—3 win over tonga in theirfirst game of the series at twickenham. while wales led world champions south africa for the majority of their match but eventually lost 23—18. joe lynskey reports. the sound of test match rugby is back in cardiff and in the autumn darkness, wales faced the ve