that's my dog, rusty. rusty? hello, rusty.er have thought this would have been a council property. have you turned the heating on? twice. twice in a year? since we've been here, yeah, twice. have a look at how thick these walls are. these houses are designed to be low energy. you're not even allowed a letterbox in the door in case it lets out some heat. and they also make the most of the weather. one thing about it is it's pretty sunny. and there's a reason, because they've designed it that way. because the roofs are kind of really flat, which means that even in the dark days of winter, even on the 21st of december, if there is some sunshine, it will be coming down here and hitting the bottom of the window. and another key feature is this. well, this, to me, is a snicket. coming from scarborough, it's a snicket i'm looking at. we've been calling it a ginnel. thse were the 12 story blocks of flats at gee street, finsbury. the first of britain's skyscrapers. for the last 50 years or so, the flat has more often than not been seen

that's my dog, rusty. rusty? hello, rusty.ld have been a council property. have you turned the heating on? twice. twice in a year? since we've been here, yeah, twice. have a look at how thick these walls are. these houses are designed to be low energy. you're not even allowed a letterbox in the door in case it lets out some heat. and they also make the most of the weather. one thing about it is it's pretty sunny. and there's a reason, because they've designed it that way. because the roofs are kind of really flat, which means that even in the dark days of winter, even on the 21st of december, if there is some sunshine, it will be coming down here and hitting the bottom of the window. and another key feature is this. well, this, to me, is a snicket. coming from scarborough, it's a snicket i'm looking at. we've been calling it a ginnel. these were the 12—storey blocks of flats at gee street, finsbury. the first of britain's skyscrapers. for the last 50 years or so, the flat has more often than not been seen as the best way of ma

camp and the americans and the allies were stuck fending for themselves, using a sewing machine a rusty nail and some thread and of course the parachute silk, and they sold this back together and when they were freed this was the flag flying over the camp, this is an example, he wanted it to be about the men and women and what better artifact than an american flag with the stars kept by three individuals and just to keep a little piece of america within as p.o.w.'s and world war ii, it really speaks to the characteristics of the greatest generation.

that's my dog, rusty. hello, rusty.been here. twice in a year? yeah. have a look how thick these walls are, these houses are designed to be low energy, you are not even allowed a letterbox in the door in case it lets out some heat and they also made the most of the weather. one thing about it is it is pretty sunny and there is a reason, because they have decided that way, because the roofs are kind of really flat, which means that even in the dark days of winter, even on the 21st of december, if there is some sunshine it will be coming down here and hitting the bottom of the window. and another key feature is this. this to me is a snicket, coming from scarborough it is a snicket i'm looking at. we have been calling it a ginnel. these are the flats, the first of britain's skyscrapers. the last 50 years or so the flat has more often than not been seen as the best way of making the most of limited space. the architects here we re limited space. the architects here were determined to prove that houses could be high—density.

rusty wallace. and the iconic three-time indy -- winner i recently hosted team penske's .ewest champions they were here just recently. i guess that was for a big moment, because we are going to tell you that story. they got to the white house after their victories in the 2018 nascar cup series and the 2019 indianapolis 500, but roger was here just before his 18th he was being honored for what he has done in nascar and the cup series. i looked at him and said, how many times have you won the indianapolis 500? it is very hard. japan, germany, italy, they all spent hundreds of millions of dollars a year trying to win. i said how many times have you won? he said 17. i said you've got to be kidding me. it's great, and i shook his hand. he has been a friend of mine for a long time, by the way. we go a long way back. he won 17 times. then about two months later, i thethe television on, indianapolis 500, and simon is doing good, but then he is secondhand first and back and forth. it ends up went by about tw

that‘s my dog, rusty. hello, rusty. i‘d never have thought this would have been a council property. a reason, because they have designed it that way, because the roofs are kind of really flat, which means that even in the dark days of winter, even on december 21st, if there is some sunshine it will be coming down here and hitting the bottom of the window. and another key feature is this. well, this to me is a snicket. coming from scarborough, it‘s a snicket i‘m looking at. we‘ve been calling it a ginnel. these were the 12—storey blocks of flats at jay street, finsbury. the first of britain's skyscrapers. for the last 50 years or so, the flat has more often than not been seen as the best way of making the most of limited space, but the architects here were determined to prove that houses could be high density. and the reason they wanted them? sociability. i think we've got a real problem with social... lack of social connectedness, and this housing is thinking a lot about how we can encourage social connections, people meeting each other. but i think there‘s also ideas about how to e

is that if you like that you kill me if they are ok rusty that. is recent. local wall and the organizations like this group of presidents from 34 communities are important and do this fight against plastic pollution they go to societies we talk to the people we tell them the ill effects of plastic and how that is recycling in an environment friendly manner and because we have been doing it from 2016 it is now become easy for us to come in societies and people in. the garden city and urban township into this has become our regulars are over 100 families in this residential complexes separate their waste and recycle their plastic. once a fortnight the residents drop of the collected last week at a designated location. employees from the memorial cross the sister concern of lewd conduct these pickups from 15000 locations in 150 kilometer radius and and around the city. police. first hard plastics bags and other items are separated from each other. the plastics are clean and crushed then everything goes into the reactor the process called turmel catalytic the po

he gives a 1975 mg roadster a makeover from red and rusty to silver and sexy and picks up some horsepowerhen he restores this 1966 chevelle super sport. check out those red vinyl door panels and white bucket seats. how about some fun in the sun with this 1949 willys jeepster cal gets looking like new inside and out? would dad pick up some of these cars on the cheap? >> he'd love a bargain. i found several bills of sale where he may have only paid for. it was a number of different types of vehicles -- pickups, cars, muscle cars, classic cars. >> did mom participate? >> she did participate, especially on decorating the cars for the parades. she loved showing them off with my father as well and loved riding in them and, once in a while, driving them. by the late 90s cal has restored more than 20 cars. next on his list, a 1950 bentley. >> you wouldn't believe what he found with that car. >> but i'm about to find out. sparks are flying. hey, dave, are you nervous? >> oh, not yet. >> here's a "strange inheritance" quiz question. way back in 1958, chrysler offered a luxury option called autopilo

he said he only had a rusty tap for water, which was undrinkable. conditions there as far as health care are pretty much minimal. that was a little renegade there. we're going back plenty of years, know. the detainee in question wanted to hide his image and some details of his arrest so as not to worsen his situation. he was recently acquitted of the charges and is awaiting deportation. it's gradually got worse and worse. he was put into the cage, which was no taller than 3—foot high. you couldn't stand up. and he just got covered in sores and bites. there were cockroaches in there. he just became very ill. he would not have survived two weeks in there. it's really got very worrying now. i knew he was handling it quite well up until a year, and he's getting very depressed now, and he wants out. and there are others who claim the detention centre is not fit for purpose. one of them is the founder of the campaign website voices from a box. it regularly posts news and images from inside the centre, farmed out by detainees inside using their phones. the

we saw the resulting score and they looked a little bit rusty in the first half.n fans behind us cannot believe how much the site has come on in the last few yea rs. very the site has come on in the last few years. very passionate and the sea of red is aptly named because it is a brilliant result for international by a brilliant result for international rugby league and not a disaster for the lions because they have three more games on this strip to prove their worth. you'll like tonga playing a scalp of new zealand in the world cup two years ago. they go up the world cup two years ago. they go up against the best of the best. three more matches to come but a real tough challenge next week against new zealand at eden park where they will have to be able to bit better than they were tonight. rugby union's domestic season battles on despite several players at the world cup. gloucester have made it two wins from two in the premiership so far. they beat wasps 25—9 to move up to second, withjoe simpson scoring two of their four tries against his former club. northampto

rusty's by the uk or skills continue to weeks of peaceful civil disobedience. the imf says tapping climate crisis will require a national tax system change that includes big round. up in n levies on carbon emissions. it's a mind to the main world news headlines here live from paris. donald trump announces he's invited turkeys pressed into the white house next month this as criticism is famous over trump's decision to withdraw. us troops from northeast syria and leave local kurdish fighters us allies. to the mercy of present at around the tree. allegations of shop ministrations stop the us ambabassador from the use of forty. giving evidence to the house committees in the impeachment enquiring screen the golden sunland asking evidence of the trump trained from coal. break the deal looks more remote than ever after reported conversation between the uk prime minister boris johnson and germany's chancellor angela merkel but there's also a doubt over the ferocity. of miracles four two worlds no doubt that the donatist stance the presence of the european council is..

reports that turkey should have hit a hospital we haven't got confirmation of that at this hospital and rusty i was apparently treating the wounded of fighting are just another indication that of how difficult and tense the situation is at the moment now this cease fire which clearly is quite fragile of the moment does ask kurdish forces to leave this 30 kilometer zone what's being called a safe zone by turkey are they doing that. well this really is the key point of this deal and there appears the americans have reached 2 separate agreements the agreement struck in un crowd which i understand is that there will be this safe zone of over 400 kilometers and 30 kilometers deep but the leader of the kurdish militias in syria muslim bani said that no this deal only applies to the strategic towns of. which has been the center of heavy fighting and the more or less 100 kilometers difference between different. gap between these 2 towns they will retreat from so there is a major chasm of difference of understanding in the green that itself doesn't lie and how big this safe so will be and that adds to

freezing the eggs for potential future use only to come to is the ten year time limit and having to make rustyyed or whether they will use donor sperm to conceive —— rust. they are facing difficult decisions about whether they should try to explore those eggs overseas and it is all very costly for these women, emotional, it is very time—consuming for these women. 0ne emotional, it is very time—consuming for these women. one of the other issues, it is notjust women who have frozen their eggs currently who are expressing difficulties with this ten year time limit, but women considering freezing their legs. —— eggs. the current law has the potential to act in quite a perverse way in terms of putting women off freezing their eggs when they are say in their early 30s because of the fear that those eggs would have to be destroyed by the time they reached their early 40s, which is really when they would want to use them the most. so instead women could be put towards freezing those eggs when they are perhaps 37, 38, or even later when the equality has declined, because they need to have enough time w

the sleeping across the country and london is a national disgrace at city hall we have doubled our rusty ping budget and the size of our team helped in record numbers of rust sleepers but the figures show more and more people continue to be forced onto the streets by the government's policies from welfare cuts to a lack of investment in social housing but is a london mayor powerless in the face of these trends and in the absence of public initiative what practically can be done the big thing soup kitchen has had support in the past from the elite tessa jowell. for all that achieved on the national or international stage she never forgot the local and it was as a local campaigner a politician i 1st knew tester when i was leader of the opposition a leader of the council in lamberth where she was one of our fantastic local m.p.'s and whether it was the young people solo his friends who set up the brixton soup kitchen tessa's lot of was with people in the community is that they were part of there's a little bit of tessa influence of us around south london or around the country and we've been

get in there, rusty. protesters with umbrellas have gone up the escalator. wow. i've never seen them fire that close range at the protesters, who are now pulling back. i have to tell you, this is exactly the kind of split-screen moment that a central government in beijing didn't want to see. you have a celebraselcelebratio beijing. and you have this on the streets. you have violent confrontations. as carrie lam works right here. she was celebrating along xi jingping that she sees the city he runs, 7 weeks of consecutive protests. looks like somebody is receiving first aid here. we have somebody injured on the ground here. you see this person being carried off right now. looks like one of the protesters was hurt. it is cutt utter chaos on the ss of hong kong. this is october 1st. it's a big day for china. from the discussions we had with the young protesters who are out on the streets, they say this fight does not end here, doesn't end today. they say they will keep fighting. a fight that has grown violent. a fight that has continued to escalate and no end in sigh

he still lousy at fund-raising and he's still rusty and unfocused and he represents everything that theery left-wing party hates. i think he's a goner and he is rarely leading in the national poll. >> jesse: they are citing devastating characterizations of the fund-raising hall by other democrats in the party. he's actually lost momentum from the first and second quarter here, being outraged not only by sanders and warren, but by booted judge. and that's not good. >> greg: no it's not, jesse, no it's not. it wasn't long ago that the dems cared so much about corruption and collusion, but not when trump wants to pursue corruption. so i tell them to fp fau. do you know that stands for? silence a false ukulele. i have a theory on why trump is expressing anger. because i believe he does want joe biden, it's not a political thing but a corruption thing. he wants to go up against joe biden because joe biden is shaky. he's like an ikea dresser. >> that you put together yourself. >> greg: exactly. you are either on one side or the other and i think that's what's upsetting trump, once a private c

you can be rusty, or you can be glib and you can be careless.ow in this environment you cannot be. >> i agree with that. the president needs two groups of people. one to fight the daily battles and make sure there are no missteps, but then he need somebody to present the big picture. in life and in politics there missteps and political symptoms. there are crimes and there are impeachable offenses. the president much constantly make it clear that we haven't come close to the fourth category of impeachable offens offenses. argue about political sins, those are good reasons. federal crimes, that's my expertise. nobody has committed any federal crimes and impeachable offenses. somebody within the white house has to keep focusing on the big picture. the president has not committed any impeachable offenses and congress is not above the law. if congress does not have the power to impeach a president unless he commits treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors period. >> laura: i want to get you what you just spoke up and i need you both to

. >> brad rusty, city attorney's office.two clarified the motion to make clear for the property owner, once a board makes its decision on this case, there is no procedure for the appellant to come back to the board and request reconsideration. just to make clear if the motion >> thank you for clarifying that >> so in that case, i would just have to stay with the uphold and assess cost. >> so the motion from commissioner marsh is to uphold the order of abatement and assess the cost on the basis that it was properly issued. >> correct. i believe it was seconded. >> thank you. we have a motion and a second. i will do a roll call vote. [roll call] >> the motion carried unanimously. our next item is item e., general public comment. general public comment for items that are not on the event -- bent -- abatement appeals board agenda. seeing none, item f., adjournment. is there a motion to adjourn? >> moved to adjourn. >> second? are all commissioners in favor? >> aye. we are now adjourned and we will take a five or ten minute reces

he gives a 1975 mg roadster a makeover from red and rusty to silver and sexy and picks up some horsepowerpanels and white bucket seats. how about some fun in the sun with this 1949 willys jeepster cal gets looking like new inside and out? would dad pick up some of these cars on the cheap? >> he'd love a bargain. i found several bills of sale where he may have only paid for. it was a number of different types of vehicles -- pickups, cars, muscle cars, classic cars. >> did mom participate? >> she did participate, especially on decorating the cars for the parades. she loved showing them off with my father as well and loved riding in them and, once in a while, driving them. by the late 90s cal has restored more than 20 cars. next on his list, a 1950 bentley. >> you wouldn't believe what he found with that car. >> but i'm about to find out. sparks are flying. hey, dave, are you nervous? >> oh, not yet. >> here's a "strange inheritance" quiz question. way back in 1958, chrysler offered a luxury option called autopilot. what do we call that feature today? the answer after the break. we all exist

. >> i really wish i could've included more of those rusty kids who are in the amazon chapter. they were really, very funny. they were very self-aware about their situation was in the workforce, they were the actual embodiment of like what somebody would be in that ideal free-market capitalism worker. they were aware of what the deal was. so they would try to stick around and take a third break every day, 11 a off hour shifts. and they did that because they knew that amazon need it them is it too much give the last couple of weeks of peak to fire them. they acted in their self-interest. so we regard one side of those is immoral in the way that we do not regarded as immoral for companies to act in the best interest or people to act in the best interest so i thank that whenever you, get irrationality in a market and it is to create like bubbles of arbitrage. that is what arbitrage is. you find some irrationality to market and you stick a straw in it and you suck everything out and they have a lot of money. i thank that people who have started recognizing like very smart people, w

let's bring in rusty joining us with orion advisors.nvestment officer. 18 billion in assets. get to the first one. >> let's do it. liz: short term indicator? >> all the tweets from president trump. short term that is moving the market each and every day. it is roller coaster ride. one day it is up, one day it is down. the tweets are short term market mover. liz: people should watch or act upon them or be aware? >> i work with long term investors. avoid them if you can. it will mess up your plan. liz: knew market indicator 35 times the market has fallen. i don't know what time element is this is over, for just today? tweets in a single day. okay. he tweet as lot. let's get to the longer term for many of our investor audience viewers. >> this is what i think is important. looking at sentiment. in the long term the market is really a weighing machine. about valuations and fundamentals. shorter term, talking about months. right now sentiment is at extreme levels. investor sentiment is some of the most bearish levels in decades. analyst sent

they take out this rusty screw begun, and hopefully you have one of these. >> there is one at the neighborhood support center. >> at the neighborhood support center. you're going to wrap this plastic around this board, take your screw. and then screw that in. >> you need a permit for this? >> you do need a permit for this. and you can contact the former head building inspector to get that permit. that's it. now when the wind blows, it's tight and it's not going to pull through, having a single point of contact. >> great. what about this door? take a look at this door. what can you do? let's say it doesn't shut tight. what can you do? >> for the sake of argument, we're on the inside. i can't lock my door at night. i have a very similar, very similar idea. i'm going to take my 2 by 4. i can put it across the jamb in the door. one. two. maybe i want another one up here, maybe another one down there. but i can go to sleep. and that quickly, i can get it off in the morning. >> terrific. what about the roof up here? we see people throw blue tarps over their roof after an earthquake. that seems reaso

it's a little crusty and rusty. would you agree with that? the other thing that needs to change is the relationship between the two of you. do you feel underappreciated here? >> sometimes. 'cause there's times where we don't talk, we don't communicate. >> why is that? >> [sighs] you know, i have a lot of ideas. i'm full of ideas. >> mm. and good ones, too. >> i don't have time to discuss things for 45 minutes to an hour. it's just, i'm wired differently. like, i can't sit and talk about stuff like that. >> if you guys can't communicate as business partners, you can't be in business together. if you can't tell him what's wrong, then you shouldn't be in business together. >> [sighs] he and i really don't, you know, hang out, and... [sniffles] [sighs] i just want us to click. right now, it's not clicking. >> coming up... the catch to this deal is that i'm in charge for the next week, which means you're not in control. and later... >> the furniture that we have now, it does not match the--the decor of-- >> [bleep] your decor, man! >> i just want

look soft rusty or maybe just old.to have to do a lot and this lakers are going to win anything i know it's only one game but if the lakers dropped the ball a lot but people are going to lose a i of money. there's been more money wagered on the lakers to win the title. then any other team, the warriors odds are 6 down the list just below. brings last night as you saw quite was busy playing with his new team so he wasn't there but everybody else simons on the face. one for every win and route to the championship. 16 rubies on the outer a one for every player on the roster. one must be for now cake the 17th ruby represents canada. but the raptors did give their celebrity ambassador a rain. >>of course you see 2 innings there that's because drake had to also make himself. a custom ring, not to be outdone. the rings office who can trouble with those giant rocks and they beat to zion list pelicans one 30 to one 22 and over time. the pelicans have to limp along without zion for. because of a knee injury. ever since clay got

as well as the president of the bulgarian football federation resigned south africa's rugby coach rusty ross mrs england have the upper hand heading into saturday's world cup final because they have a more experienced coach the springboks are aiming for their 3rd world cup trophy which would equal the record held by new zealand but erasmus says england have the edge because unlike him eddie jones has already coached in finals with australia and south africa we are excited but we feel the pressure will find a way to handle it and try to to work around it they would have the upper hand in terms of it is experience of being of south africa and australia but you know we've tried to find a way how to handle that and so for so good but certainly said it will be a big day for us to see if we can go that lost him. we'll finish with a world record by a female free diver from 30 this is 34 year old. woman who wondering in through the icy waters of dylan did a cave in southern turkey which dates back to the ice age freediver swimming without any breathing equipment but this time she was once a swi

it's interesting the book came out yesterday so i'm still in that rusty stage of talking about it. i always murmured the first book i've published 20 years ago, no logo. the book came out in france and i went to france and i was interviewed by a journalist there and she said you know sometimes when the authors get to france their ideas are like chewing gum that lost all of its flavor. [laughter] and it is true when you talk about a look at does become like old chewing gum that's lost all of its flavor. for me i amended very different phase. this is the second time i've talked about the book so its full flavor and i'm still feeling my way around. the truth is the question about how are you feeling and what is this moment is complicated and it really does depend on the hour if not the second of the day. there are moments of incredible inspiration and excitement like credit thunberg testifying on capitol hill and submitting her testimony. the 2018 icy pp report telling us we have 12 years now 11 and then read it and then act. [applause] or going to a meeting as they did in hour ago an

from a kick, ricocheted kick that we saw the resulting scores and justly tabled a bit rusty in the second rugby league. not a disaster for the alliance because they've got three more games on the strip to prove their worth. great britain playing here tonight, going up britain playing here tonight, going up against the best and the best. a real tough challenge next week at eden park. they will have to be better than they were tonight. rugby union‘s domestic season battles on despite several players at the world cup. gloucester have made it two wins out of two in the premiership so far. they beat wasps 25—9 to move up to second — withjoe simpson scoring two of their three tries — against his former club. northampton are top after beating worcester, while there were also wins for harlequins and sale. in the pro 1a, the dragons have eased to their second win of the new season. they beat glasgow 18—5, taine basham with the first of their two tries. elsewhere, benetton beat the southern kings 36—30. lewis hamilon could wrap up this year‘s formula one drivers‘ championship if results go his way

something else with your junk. [ laughter and applause [ barking well, of course i'd rather be alone, rusty. [ barking [ laughter ] >> back in my day, disney didn't have its own streaming service that you could watch whenever you wanted back in my day, if you wanted to watch "the little mermaid" in the middle of the night, you had to sneak out of your bedroom and pull out that old vhs tape that you never returned to blockbuster. [ laughter ] and you keep the volume real low. and when you cried at the end, and your wife shouted, "what are you doing down there what are you watching? you'd yell, "porn! [ laughter ] because that was less embarrassing [ laughter ] >> seth: back in my day, we didn't have british prime minister boris johnson overseeing brexit. teacrumpets. [ light laughter ] back in my day it was british prime minister theresa may was overseeing brexit. one thing remains as true now as it did then, it's a [ bleep ] show [ light laughter ] or, as a the british like to say, a [ bleep ] show. [ applause ] >> back in my day, matthew mcconaughey wasn't becoming a professor at the unive

in london so rory this cans getting kicked so far down the road so often it must be getting a bit rusty and a bit bashed up now. yeah well who yet again john bercow the speaker of the commons has thrown a stick in the spokes of the government's own it's rather warbly an accident prone bicycle rides it was bricks it and what this means essentially is the government can't get the momentum that it wants to have as it heads into a very very difficult week it's kind of proof that it has the numbers behind its bricks it deal with the european union what it has to do now is table lists withdrawal agreement bill basically which is going to have a hugely difficult time getting through in its naked state and we can talk about this now with dominic welch from from open europe i don't think this is going to be a very very unpleasant week for the governments isn't it what is likely to be going on over the next couple of days so they're going to table the withdrawal agreement bill this evening and then they go it will be voted on tomorrow the 1st question is going to be on 2nd reading of the bell and

again time to support his son and thank you very much adrian you are south africa's rugby coach and rusty asked most says england have the upper hand heading into saturday's wall cup final because they have a more experienced coach this frame books are aiming for the 3rd the world cup trophy which would equal the record held by new zealand they've won 2 and lost 2 of their last 4 games against england but says england have the edge because unlike him eddie jones has already coached in finals with australia and south africa were excited but if you the pressure will find a way to handle it and try to do work around it they would have the upper hand in terms of it is experience of being of south africa and australia but you know we've tried to find the only way how to handle that and so for so good but certainly said it will be a big day for us to see if we can go that last that well england are looking to build on them press a victory over new zealand in the semifinals at number 9 ben spencer has flown out to replace the injured willie hines this by only having 3 caps and no starts spencer

as well as the president of the bulgarian football federation resigned south africa's rugby coach rusty rasmussen says england have the upper hand heading into saturday's world cup final because they have a more experienced coach the springboks are aiming for their 3rd world cup trophy which will equal the record held by new zealand but erasmus says england have the edge because unlike him eddie jones has already coached in finals with australia and south africa. we're excited but we feel the pressure we've found ways to handle it and try to to work around it they would have the upper hand in terms of its experience of being of south africa and but you know we've tried to find a way to how to handle that and so for so good certainly said it will be a big day for us to see if we can go that last the former south africa wing bryan habana won the world cup back in 2007 he says sesame final is too close to call so difficult to give a prediction i think they're going to pick we absolutely love to see see at least become the 1st player to kept us after 2 world cup victory but they will know t

is that going to benefit them or will they be match rusty? well, you are hoping they willjust be full to the brim of energy. things might not go quite to plan because we haven't had those game scenarios nailing down the structure all the detail. it's going to be interesting. this england team is comfortable. they are going to try and impose themselves on the most 20 minutes but these australian guys, most 20 minutes but these australian guys, a lot of them experience that tea m guys, a lot of them experience that team could go back for years, and have played a vital role. so we got the next called the kamikaze twins byjones and the next called the kamikaze twins by jones and it's the next called the kamikaze twins byjones and it's a big day for them going up against the likes to really establish that forward power so i'm looking forward to some key battles all over the field and hopefully we can at the other side of it. we are all looking forward to it, it's going to be a great match. you so much. now, ireland will also be hoping to secure th

a lovely start to the day for many of us, it has been chilly, quite rusty, minus four degrees in placesf rain but even into tuesday high pressure is dominating things and that will keep things settle for the next couple of days. dry and sunny but again cold and at night there will be some frost. as we go through the rest of today, still some patchy rain down towards the south—west of england, some blue skies for many of us, a few more showers to come in the far north—east, maximum temperature is getting up to about 9—11, 12 celsius, chilly during the course of the afternoon. as we go through tonight we continue with cloud into the far south keeping temperatures up the far south keeping temperatures up above freezing. elsewhere, though, those temperatures will be below freezing, so again, a frost expected across northern areas in particular down 2—2 in the centre of edinburgh. a bit of a cold frosty start of the day again, butjust like this morning, plenty of sunshine, a bit of patrick mist and fog lifting and clearing away. still one or two showers in the north—east. they could be the o

host: ok, that is rusty.atest from the wall street 55%nal and nbc news, some of participants said congress should take up the ukraine matter with 31% supporting the impeachment inquiry that speaker pelosi launched last month an additional 24% saying enough evidence exists for lawmakers to remove mr. trump from office. 39% said congress should not hold this inquiry and should allow mr. trump to finish his term as president. another from the washington post and george mason university here in virginia saying, asking the question, do you think congress should or should not have begun impeachment inquiries of the president? do you think the house representative should vote to remove trump from office? for those supporting the inquiry, 58%. 49% of those supporting. 6% opposing the removal of the president. those opposing the inquiry, 38%. more of that from the washington post. from robert, brooklyn, new york, independent line. caller: it is one thing to say if they have inquiry, if you want to challenge the result

this morning, quite a rusty start the day.—west, english channel, and the channel islands. a lot of clear skies. clear skies in scotland. it is 10am, and a few showers north and east coming in on the breeze. for northern ireland, a savea, sam frost, but some sunshine. northern england, a lot of sunshine. across these day of england we will see scattered showers, especially the thames estuary area and especially kent and essex. we won't all catch a shower. there are just a few knocking around. west of that we are back into clear skies in wales, the midlands, and many parts of hampshire and dorset. but in the south—west we have still got that rain coming in and a fair bit of cloud ahead of it. don't forget the windless well. as we go through the day, not an awful lot changes. the distribution of the showers may change a little bit. this doubles will be the exception rather than the rule. —— showers. temperatures roughly 8— 13 degrees. through the evening and overnight, under the clear skies, temperatures will drop like a rock an

this is the dog, rusty.f there is some sunshine, it will be coming down here and hitting the bottom of the window. another key feature is this. this to me is a snicker. coming from scarborough, it's a snicker. we call ita scarborough, it's a snicker. we call it a 'gennel‘. scarborough, it's a snicker. we call it a 'gennel'. these were the 12 story blocks of clouds, the first of britain cosmic skyscrapers. —— flats. -- britain's skyscrapers. for a long time, flats have been seen as the most effective way to make use of space efficiently. but these architects wanted to focus on sociability. i think we have a problem with a lack of social connectedness. this housing is thinking a lot about how we can encourage social connections, people meeting each other.” encourage social connections, people meeting each other. i think there are also ideas about how to encourage children to play outdoors, how to get to play areas without crossing roads and making that safe. and it's the most child friendly safe 5 pa ce and it

it is quite rusty at the moment. some parts of northern ireland done as low as —3.thing more miserable. rain clouds putting on as we go through the day. a slight concern for those over the pennines and the welsh hills, the persistence of the ring today and into tomorrow. a flooding risk in the next 36 hours. there are problems on transport as well. that is all a little bit away. it is this area of cloud that is creeping towards us already. that stretches all the way to the mid—atlantic. when it moves in, it will keep piling on. clear skies at the moment, particularly across parts of northern, scotland and northern indian. here is where you have the best of the sunshine. heavy showers in the north and the central belt of scotland. gale force winds in the far north. clouding over to other parts of northern ireland and scotland. it is england and wales where it will turn much... hit and miss for a time in the south—east. almost two completely different days. 17 degrees towards the south east corner. still in single figures further north. as we finish the day, the persi

a fairly rusty parent, as you can tell from my persuasion tactics, seeing her sleeping last night andrave. she has told money she will see her back in london and that granny is not too sad. it will ta ke that granny is not too sad. it will take it one day at a time. i spoke to my wife yesterday on the phone. she was reasonably distraught. she had been visited by the revolutionary guard saying, we can block it if you don't want it and also telling her permit listen, there may need to be a new court case against you and various other forms of pressure on her. it remains a tough situation in iran. there is the wider context of nazanin and others being held. i am really grateful for everything the foreign office did in the past couple of days to make sure that gabriella is back home. thank you very much for coming in at such short notice. i am an mp, gabriella's mp. i am delighted to welcome the newest memberof my delighted to welcome the newest member of my constituency to london. it has been heart—warming to see her and richard hugging each other in the other room. today is a time to ce