question about whether it is actually haunted is sort of central to it, so it's based on a novel by sarah waters, stars domhnall gleeson. he is this dr faraday who goes to a house where he is called to attend to someone working there, who appears to be ill, but he thinks they are just freaked out. something has scared them. and it turns out that he went to this house when he was a child, where his mother worked there and he was completely overwhelmed by the house and he kind of fell in love with it. but now he goes back, and the house is crumbling, and the people inside the house appear to be coming apart. and everyone is sort of slightly brittle, slightly on edge and there is something creepy going on in the background. here's a clip. how did you find the patient, doctor? mrs ayres. mother, this is dr faraday. he thinks we're brutes. a little under the weather. i imagine she'll be quite well by tomorrow. you'll observe a change in betty yet. this house works on people. girls come here like specks of grit. ten years later, they leave as pearls. i expect dr faraday's thinking betty won't stick it

question about whether it is actually haunted is sort of central to it, so it's based on a novel by sarah watersorking there, who appears to be ill, but he thinks they are just freaked out. something has scared them. and it turns out that he went to this house when he was a child, where his mother worked there and he was completely overwhelmed by the house and he kind of fell in love with it. but now he goes back, and the house is crumbling, and the people inside the house appear to be coming apart. and everyone is sort of slightly brittle, slightly on edge and there is something creepy going on in the background. here's a clip. how did you find the patient, doctor? mrs ayres. mother, this is dr faraday. he thinks we're brutes. a little under the weather. i imagine she'll be quite well by tomorrow. you'll observe a change in betty yet. this house works on people. girls come here like specks of grit. ten years later, they leave as pearls. i expect dr faraday's thinking betty won't stick it out for ten years. most girls would rather work in factories these days, and who can blame them? as it happe

about whether or not it is actually haunted is sort of central to it, so it is based on a novel by sarah watersut he thinks they are just freaked out. something has scared them. and it turns out that he went to this house when he was a child, where his mother worked there and he was completely overwhelmed by the house and he fell in love with it. now he goes back, and the house is crumbling, and the people inside the house appear to be coming apart. and everyone is sort of slightly brittle, slightly on edge and there is something creepy going on on the background. here's a clip. how did you find the patient, doctor? mrs ayres. mother, this is dr faraday. he thinks we're brutes. a little under the weather. i imagine she'll be quite well by tomorrow. you'll observe a change in betty yet. this house works on people. girls come here like specks of grit. ten years later, they leave as pearls. i expect dr faraday‘s thinking betty won't stick it out for ten years. most girls would rather work in factories these days, and who can blame them? as it happens, i was thinking of my mother. she was a maid he

group of tiny boats helped rescue more than 40 pas6gers and crew members left stranded in the water. sarah harmon live from london with the late rs. >> reporter: good morning. we're still gathering information but what we do know, the people on this plane got very, very lucky. every single one of them survived. there were a few reports of broken bones and other injuries but when you look at the images of this plane, you get the feelinging it cou feeling it could have been so much worse. it over shot the runway and hit the water. here's how a passenger on board described the moment of impact. >> i thought we landed hard until i looked over and saw a hole in the side of the plane. we were able to get out. the water was only up to about here on me inside the plane. >> now videos on social media show dozens of people being rescued and we understand several were local fisherman who sprang into action to help. the question now what caused the crash? the maker of the plane said it was willing to provide technical assicestig no one wants their plane to crash, but if it has to, you want it to happe

that is the million dollar question right now sarah because we're in very much uncharted waters when it comes to supreme court nominations i certainly can't remember a time when it's calm down exactly like this in the meantime senate republicans are also teaching the full senate vote on cavanagh's confirmation despite the fact that they have agreed to have this f.b.i. investigation happen so it looks like they're still trying to push forward with this. even with these compromises being made these obstacles being thrown in their way the vote scheduled on saturday to see whether or not they can even go forward with a vote and then the thing is the senate can still simply move forward with their vote and not have this investigation happen and this is a really double edged sword because they couldn't let this they could give this full week that's been asked for and let this investigation happen the investigation could turn up nothing and they could go ahead with the vote but they could also give enough time for these senators who are sort of declare that they're on the fence particularly

sarah, this week on npr here in aspen, we have been talking about water, water rights and what is happening with water. today they focused on zero so they in tucson, finally recognized that you don't take grass, and there were talking about artificial grass if you have to have grass, you can use the artificial kind. and the guys doing very well, his business, so that's another thought that is possible. lastlso going to say that times" in "the new york was a major article on ecology, water shortage, the whole condition of where we are ecologically, and the warming of that we should have done something's 30 years ago. it's depressing. in that article, it is mentioned that the colorado river will be down to a trickle in 30 or 40 years, at the rate we are going. yesterday on npr i heard, and i note you are from utah, that utah wants to put in a pipeline to tap into the colorado river. would you like to comment on that? [laughter] >> we are going to cancel the next three sessions. [laughter] let's start here. climate changes water change. for theou have seen past few years in colorado, as we hav

i took a drug test hours after they took sarah the social worker calls me and says your urine was too clean why did you drink so much water and i said you know why you came into my home you took my child and mice false hope . it may be be. a family in this one even know me daisy who has no criminal history takes another drug test and passes it she moved her things to her aunt and uncle's house and asked the social workers to inspect it as a new home for sarah outside her old neighborhood. but as the weeks turn into a month the baby is still not released to her or to family members like her mother and father who have applied for custody as she's not getting any answers from the county. when max decided to change his life a decade ago he could have walked away entirely from gangs but instead he chose to stay in that world to become a gang intervention worker and try to undo some of the damage he had done in his past. having one foot in one foot out his first getting them in trouble. trying to make peace agreements between gangs you have to speak to criminals as speaking to these people will make you guilty of a crime. him i

rising levels to make those lagoons with the manure seep into the water structure our key correspondents are among the oco thanks sarah. thank you bart. and to dig a little deeper we are pleased to be joined by debbie boyd the c.e.o. of deal b. financial services who joins us from austin texas and the c.e.o. a strong market we're forward which a thanks to both of you for being with us debbie we speak with you a lot about housing when we have a natural disaster like a hurricane like this housing is probably the most personal of the things that can be impacted what should those people in the path of florence expect well they're going to take their insurance policies with them they're going to have to lock up and take everything of value with them when they leave and also take cash they're not going to have the normal dealings with business that they have if they stay home they also have to be prepared that they're not going to be getting any insurance at this point when so storms are announced no one can sell flood in so insurance on any of those states so you had to have plan for this that's what insurance is all about

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i took a drug test hours after they took sarah the social worker cost me and says your urine was too clean why did you drink so much water and i said you know why you came into my home you took my child and my. it may be. that my family in this one even know me daisy who has no criminal history takes another drug test and passes it she moved her things to her aunt and uncle's house and asked the social workers to inspect it as a new home for sarah outside her old neighborhood. but as the weeks turn into a month the baby is still not released to her or to family members like her mother and father who have applied for custody as she's not getting any answers from the county. when max decided to change his life a decade ago he could have walked away entirely from gangs but instead he chose to stay in that world to become a gang intervention worker and try to undo some of the damage he had done in his past. having one foot in one foot out it's just getting them in trouble. trying to make peace agreements between gangs you have to speak to criminals as speaking to these people will make you guilty of a crime. him i have had m

republicans and then i think of the rhetoric of cory booker, maxine waters, some other people, get in their faces, encouraging what has happened to sarahamily, and secretary nielsen, and you will. do you connect the rhetoric with the actions of a few maniacs? >> it's this groupthink is so dangerous and that's what they promote and that's what they promoted that entire segment. this was the perfect time for them to put aside their absolute hatred and disdain for our president and focus on a hurricane like you just did, a hurricane that is about to hit our coast. >> sean: donald trump is right up there. he tells god i want to hurricane, god and he combined. he has the forces of nature on his side. >> being from a peninsula state and dealing with hurricanes myh entire life and as attorney general i know -- president trump was in constant contact with us we can sure we were okay, making sure everything was good and ourco state. that's what he's doing now with the rest of our country. >> sean: it was handled beautifully. it was horrible, the loss of life. two hurricanes back-to-back in puerto rico. money doesn't solve the issues, but billio

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that was white house press secretary sarah sanders back in june, on the now infamous red hen restaurant incident. he came after democratic congress and maxine watersconfront white house officials. all that sparked a big national debate. no universities across the u.s. are offering civil discourse classes on how to talk politics without confrontation, it in today's political climate. "the wall street journal" described the course offered at american university, writing the new policy will coordinate student led discussions through classes, dormitories, and clubs. students will reflect on their debate sales and talk through hypotheticals like whether to engage or kick out party guests who say hateful things. i want to start with you because you're on college campuses a lot. you're saying this, speaking on college campuses. >> guy: that's creepy. [laughter] >> that's where you work so well together! don't get any wrong ideas, people at home. >> part of the scum administrators are saying that they want to introduce students to diversity of ideology. how much is that lacking in college campuses these days? >> guy: it's lacking, the problem. as odd as t

water bottles. these are, effectively, from milk bottles outside. they are turned back into milk bottles and replace rigid materials. there is still one more question, can lead to tell saraher moisturiser bottle ? wish you should put her moisturiser bottle? can this be recycled? let me have a look. ideally, you'd want to be able to take the plastic topped off if it's different, but, again, i think the message needs to be if you put this material into the right bend, it comes to me, then it has the best chance of being recycled rather than putting it in your rubbish bin. so, not even ed is entirely sure. although recycling plastic can be confusing, the message is clear. if in doubt, put your plastic into the recycling bin rather than the rubbish. of course we all want to make sure we keep the countryside looking like this, pristine. but picking up other people's waste isn't everybody‘s idea of fun. that's not the case for nick, picking up litterfor him as a passion. i've been fishing the rivers for yea rs. i've been fishing the rivers for years. this is my local river, my enjoyment has been spoiled by the increasing amount of plastic waste in the waterways. on the surface

water works. i think that's really important to see because every piece of this was, like, hard to do. >> sarah found to put her house on and was assured by the realtors that it would be the perfect fit. but the city, of course, disagreed. >> i bought a piece of property in south phoenix and, um, put the house on it. then i went to the city to get the permit. and they wouldn't give it to me. initially, they said the house was too small. and we had looked at the universal building codes. and it was -- it was fine. >> how many square feet is this? >> 160. but it's probably like 110 walking space. the city said that i couldn't, um, live in my own house on my own property because it needed a foundation. it couldn't be on wheels. they wanted me to take a crane, lift the house up, take the house off the trailer, which they didn't understand was, uh, built on the house. >> there's so few people involved in the tiny home movement that they don't really have a lot of power to regulate, um, pushing the state to have places where they can zone them. >> i was trying to sell it. and then, um, someone graciously o

time and none of this is related that's what sarah huckabee sanders is saying today as well none of it's related to the president does any of that hold any water with you. well there is still a lot of answered questions here we haven't seen robert muller's final case what case is he going to make and until we see that we've won't know how it will play in the political sphere impeachment is a political process robert muller if he brings a case that leads people to talk about impeachment there are going to have to be republicans in congress who vote to remove the president of the united states we're not we're definitely not there yet republicans in congress have been overwhelmingly supportive of the president there is another question about whether muller could indict the president of the united states but the legal thinking on that seems to say no he may try but if that happens it's going to be a legal fight do you think any of this is really affecting the american electorate you know you just talked about the amount of support which donald trump has had from republicans in congress he's got plenty of support out in the united states as well an

sarah sanders emphasizing the time line. republicans really do want to move fast. the ship is taking on waterend vote. terry moran, thanks very much. cecilia? >>> now to a desperate search in north carolina for a missing boy with autism, the 6-year-old last seen at a state park before vanishing and gio benitez has the latest. good morning, gio. >> reporter: the fbi joining forces with local police. they're desperately searching for that missing 6-year-old. his name is maddox ritch. you see him right there. again, he has autism. he doesn't speak. maddox was last seen in a gastonia, north carolina, park saturday afternoon, with his father and another adult and his parents say he started running. when they ran after him they lost sight of him. more than 100 authorities are now searching. you see them right there, 1400 acres by air, boat and on the ground. now, police in the park are also playing recordings with the voices of his parents hoping maddox hears them. overnight, the boy's father actually sent a statement to local tv station wccb saying he thanks everyone for helping search for maddox

waters, gave a conference a press conference basically told everybody, when you see people from the administration tell them they are not welcome. tell them to get out, that is what happened, they pushed sarahielsen out of a restaurant. >> we saw it there is no place for that again they need to did he announce this not encourage it need to did he announce it to be called out if you saw this happening on the right, you know where mainstream media would be, the mainstream media needs same place calling this out, too calling on leaders on the republican and democrat side to edie announce it no place on either are side. >> media mainstream media is driving the bus on all of this for the skeptics look what happened yesterday joe scarborough from msnbc now this morning committiadmitted s cell phone in other care in 9/11 tweet accused president trump posing a greater threat to america than any terrorist attack then congressman as i said maxine waters vowing to get him, about repeating the word impeachment multiple times joe scarborough tweet incredible tweets out on day before september 11 donald trumpe big risk than any 2ri69 attack could be. >> that is disgrace what is he trying to say does he o