the scorpions conquered japan and the u.s. and south america whether it's monsters of rock all rock in rio think belong to the top acts at all of the major festivals in the 1980's. let's just say that was the fastest rise within the scorpions career before that it was steady and from then on it wasn't easy to go any higher but it was always steady up until that point and then all of a sudden we just shot straight up things with. a ninety nine. the scorpions took the next step appearing for the first time in the soviet union. yet later they were at the moscow music peace festival. around that time the winds of change their biggest hits was written it became an anthem for the political changes in germany and eastern europe. was what i was trying to express and wind of change was the hope that the world would change and that we that our generation and hopefully future generations too would live in a more peaceful world and the cold war would end. nine hundred ninety s. what difficulty is for the school peons classic hard rock hav

a real scorpion. are. the success of the scorpions was hard earned but they can thank chance for their debut album in one nine hundred seventy one they took part in a band contest the first prize was a recording contract but the jury thought the five musicians from hanover were too loud so scorpions came in second. position the middle. of. the table. but four weeks later they got a phone call the winning band had split up so the scorpions took their place and recorded lonesome crow the album debuted in one thousand nine hundred seventy two and has sold more than a million copies to date. and nine hundred eighty one scorpion singer klaus minor wanted to leave the band what recording their eighth tell them black out in the south of france minor developed medical problems with his vocal cords and started losing his voice he was frustrated and thought his career was over but keeping the scorpions together was more important his fellow band members convinced him to undergo surgery and extensive therapy a year l

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that pepper is a trinidad scorpion and it's 1 1/2 times hotter than the ghost pepper. >> did his wifeu think? >> oh, she did, didn't she? oh, not hot enough, huh? >> okay. >> oh. okay, that's hot. >> you messed up big-time. >> oh, my god, that's hot. >> just give up. >> no. never give up. >> not with all the bravado that he's put out there. >> i'll eat all the hot stuff you can give me. >> i don't think i can. >> oh, he goes back in, takes another bite. >> yeah, he does. >> it's hotter than i thought. >> look at me. >> this is not as bad as i thought. oh, that's really hot. i've got to get the hose. >> do you think it's going to be spicy enough now? >> he runs over to the water. >> that's hotter than i thought. >> i couldn't tell. >> it's a trinidad scorpion. >> oh, now she tells him. >> she tells him that he picked the wrong one. >> the mistake was to swallow it. >> he goes back and gets water hose again. final thoughts, diave. >> you've met your match? >> no. >> oh, shut up, you. >> should i do another one? >> i think you've met your match, dave. >> i'd like some milk. ♪ >> okay. th

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like the scorpion on the back of the proverbial frog crossing the river and the scorpion stings the froge frog says why did you do that? we'll both drown. the scorpion says it's because it's in my nature. at the end of the day, bannon has proclaimed himself a leninist. he likes to tear things down, burn them down and he's score settling on the way out of the white house. but it is significant that many of the things that white house spokespeople have said over and over again are not true. now we have for the first time steve bannon saying, in fact, they are true. and one of the things you, elise and i and other people who have been on this show who have had the honor of working in the west wing around the president of the united states, when we've been asked, what will you do if a foreign hostile power reached out for a meeting? we all said we'd call the fbi immediately. i'm just struck by that steve bannon's instinct also that we finally understand from someone inside that orbit that we're not the crazy ones. we're not the ones who think it's somewhere between inappropriate and treasono

but then again scorpion --dash it's just really hard to operate at those depths.they had numerous submarine accidents. they were still losing, i think this is the s deepest any of thm were lost. >> the sad thing about the crew was that they were supposed too go out. it was sort of a coo cruel twist that this sub had come in from another combat duty. i don't know what the shore leave as per there's a guaranteed period of leave but the sub that was gonna go out on the next duty had a mechanical issue and they were going to be able to get it online in times of the basically said hey, you have to go back. half the crew was unavailable but the captain and the xo were basically ordered to do it. they got half their crew in piecemeal their crew which i don't think had anything to do with the accident, but mayay be. one guy, the captain, itas was actually his last mission, he was can get bumped up in command. the human side, and if you watched the video of the funeral, it's touching because the mission director for the explorer gives the eulogy and his speech is actually

a scorpion was also found, as well as several dead snakes. 0fficers searched the house in connection there. the rspca is now helping police with their enquiries. in football, tottenham midfielder erik lamela says he believes the team could win the fa cup this season. lamela was speaking at a local programme supported by the club to promote health and fitness. tottenham are away against league two newport tomorrow in the fourth round of the fa cup. we need to go forward in the competition and try to do... try to win one tricky this season, because i think we have a very good squad andi i think we have a very good squad and i believe in the team, that we will achieve something. let's have a look at the travel situation now. let's take a look at the travel now and on the tube there is a good service on all tubes. 0n the roads, the a13 is slow moving westbound between dagenham and barking, expect the usual delays. chelsea embankment is closed westbound for roadworks between chelsea bridge and battersea bridge. in hampstead, on the a111 finchley road northbound a lane is closed at fortune

like a scorpion sting. it didn't exactly happen that way but that's the language they used. i just want to say a couple of other things about jim. he is one of my favorite historians for a lot of reasons. not always because i agree with them, that does not matter. he invited me to do a keynote at his conference about four years ago. able work against slavery. it was all about anti-slavery. i didn't want to do it. i thought he should have been his own keynoter on that conference. i stupidly said yes and i wrote a keynote that he didn't particularly like. i don't even know what i said now. i think i was just trying to shower a little humility about the boldness of some of his arguments. i do not know what i was saying. afterward, we became in some ways even better friends because of the arguments. that's what this business is out. there is no historian i respect more for his research and the boldness of his writing. if you want to find that, look at some of his essays, some of the pieces he's written in journals like jacobin, with titles like "the war of northern aggression."

there is a natural trade for see in 2018 is essentially a scorpion dance, the democratic party, the republican party and donald j. trump. and they all have their other interest, right? and the baseline here is elections in november of 2018. the republicans and democrats want to know what they can do to enhance their chances of winning in 2018. and so the question does become, for democrats, do they resist or do they do a deal. paul: what do you think they're going to do? >> think both parties -- i mean, these are politicians. i think i want to run on something. i think they'll find a way to do a deal on something. maybe on the dreamers. the democrats are under tremendous pressure from their base to do something on the dreamers. and on the republicans -- paul: but not to give up anything for it. that's the thing. the left wants the dreamer deal but doesn't want to change the immigration laws for example to limit the availability to bring in adult family members. >> it's suggestible to find out what they'll give to get. and mitch mcconnell is actually talking about perhaps s bill that he has to

i have had locusts and scorpion abroad. got anything exotic? to pick you up on that.” calling, not saturday breakfast, just to pick you up on that. i think that name is better. we will run that name is better. we will run that passed the producers. thank the lord that horse story ended nicely, we wondered where that was going. anyway, our special guest today is philljupitus. great to have you here. you are facing food heaven or food hell. what is your heaven?” really like monkfish, and north african flavours. i am seeing what you lot are going to do with that. i hate sweetcorn, can't stand it. hate sweetcorn. and i don't like cooked salmon. that is not a denture issue? called its saturday breakfast, now a vengeance! my good friend jane batchelor is making her debut.” vengeance! my good friend jane batchelor is making her debut. i am cooking a squash, blue cheese and pecan torte. i am going to cook see spaghetti seaweed. very unusual. and you guys are in charge over whether philljupitus gets food heaven or food hell. a typical example of us been

. >> some have described these two as scorpions in a bowl trying to kill each other. do you think they're done with each other or do you think there's a trump-bannon 2.0? >> certainly in trump world, you're never truly out. the divorce with his former campaign manager cory lewandowski is about as ugly as they come and we know that trump still talks to cory lewandowski frequently. >> and when he needs to fire somebody, he calls lewandowski. >> bannon knows and people he's been talking to, he's been expressing privately he knows the white house is angry and that this fury is going tlos a while, but he's already predi predicting that after a cooling off period, he does believe he'll be back in the president's good graces. the white house sent out a signal more or less to republicans, it's me or him and right now republicans, conservatives are almost to a person siding with the president. >> i knew that steve bannon was in trouble elise when i called him an incompetent boob on the roy moore story without being -- any of donald trump's other people that he dials up for pol

watch on any incursions along the texas/new mexico/arizona border, training, squadding, tarantulas, scorpions, all that kind of stuff. and the third component were the drafted troops or the recruited ones, and that was known as the national army. >> once the united states instituted the draft, was it continuous? >> it was. there were three phases of the draft that went on literally to the end of the war. and by the time you had the last phase, they were looking at men well into their 40s. the caller also mentioned alvin york. he was, i believe, around 40 or 41 when he -- i may have that number off a little bit, but he was older than most troops. he was drafted. of course, the famous story about him is because of religious reasons he didn't want to serve. he felt that his church was, like quakers, they were against fighting, and he applied for deferment through the conscientious objector status and was twice turned down, ended up serving as part of the 82nd all-american division, 382th infantry, and the rest, as they say, is history. he would go on to win the distinguished service cross, and t