my father gave me an additional of sir author, and the greatest adventures of sherlock holmes. i still have that book i was about 12. and he said let me know when you get through reading this. if you haven't seen it in a while, try it. it was a challenge. those pages are still grade and turned and dogeared as i remembered the years of living vicariously through the great author, sherlock holmes. course, mississippi has a few as we're talking early on i remember as a young man at jackson seen rap dining at the mayflower some of the local restaurants in part of the jackson community. trying to make sure we did not interrupt her lunch. but in all this great literature giant has set just across the room. i've been to william faulkner's home growing up. we could have a good time in oxford but oh could he write. greg and all of those new that were here, john gershon and the list goes on.ebrate so we celebrate the fact that we have great writers that just important to me that we have great readers. when i came into office 48% of third-graders were reading at a third-grade level. start

scott is probably best known as the suave but dastardly moriarty in the hugely successful sherlock.e cases for the sleuth of baker street? what about a little extra incentive? your friends will die if you don't. i'm afraid to say, don't expect much. i think it's over for now. i don't think the door is ever fully closed. i think it definitely could do with a bit of time away from it. mark gatiss says it is the fawlty towers thing. leave well enough alone. i think everybody is busy doing their thing. i don't have much to report on that front. really? yeah. you're not going to pop up in a christmas special? i promise you. 007, i'd like you to meet max denby, the head of the joint security system. it's a pleasure to finally meet you, 007. i've heard a lot about you. most of it good. congratulations on your new appointment. thank you. i suppose we should call you c now? no, no. max, please. no, i think i'll call you c. scott almost did for another great british hero, james bond, as a duplicitous technocrat. what's his view on 007‘s future? we are going to bring british intelligence out o

prevention that dates back to the ancient greeks and romans if you've watched popular tv shows like "sherlockon the bbc, you've probably heard of it. >> got out. >> what? >> get out i need to go to my mind palace. >> his what? >> mind palace. it is a memory technique, a mental map. >> most memory athletes use this technique, visualize a place you know well, like your dining room. as you walk through it, you place images there, associating it with what you are trying on to remember. then when you revisit that place by visualizing it again the associations and therefore the memories should be there. i wanted to try it myself. we found a physical representation of a memory palace, the swan house here in atlanta. built in 1928, this grand home has been beautifully preserved. you might recognize it from movies like the "hunger games." is this a pretty good place for your memory palace? >> yeah, this is the perfect memory palace because it's got so many different things of interest that you can attach things to. >> so let's do presidents. >> yeah, okay. >> sort of in the middle. >> yep. so what we

nimmo taking a peep down at glenn sherlock in the third base coaches box. granderson leads off first after his walk. >> not sure what sign you could give him, 1-2. one out. he wants to know granderson's running. >> how about all these foul balls for these last two hitters? >> he had kind of -- making a little worrisome, though, that he gets ahead of guys, ahead of granderson and nimmo. he didn't put granderson away. nimmo is batting through this at bat and he hasn't put him away yet. >> two balls, two strikes. 98 on that fastball. >> the on deck hitter is milner has been throwing in the bullpen. >> they told me today that they do it now. when nola was pitching it was when it crossed home plate. now it's when they leave their hand. >> that is correct. swing and a miss. a slider that went 91 miles an hour. there are two outs now for reyes. >> nice pitch. >> nine strikeouts for phils pitching tonight. on the two away, reyes who is 0 for 3. 1-0. >> i like those socks that reyes has on with the new york city skyline. >> you like them? >> i like them. i don't thi

we've got 16 lawyers running around acting like sherlock holmes. they're not! the dust settles what bob mueller has. i think that until mueller is allowed do his job and give us a report as to what he finds, i think the administration is still going to be plagued by this cloud of uncertainty. lou: there's no cloud of uncertainty, it's certainty there. has been no evidence in the fbi has been on it for over a year. 17 intelligence agencies and they can't tell us there's collusion between the trumps and the ruskis? are you kidding me? what are the lawyers going to do? >> bob mueller hasn't been on the job that long. lou: i was just using an expression. let's see what he says. >> i don't think we have much choice, tom. lou: i want him to what are i have to say. that's what i want. >> always a pleasure, lou. lou: thank you, tom. one cyclist take the road much less traveled during a pro bike race in poland. he jumps, that's right, he's jumping the race and the racers and a 360 back flip just to impress his fellow cyclists, and i think if you're going to impress all

everyone thinks it was about a modern-day sherlock holmes, but he says that house was about asking even if used can have -- -- asking if and atheist can act morally. if he can have morals. that is what he was looking to show in that series. so while not everyone in hollywood is thinking about larger issues, i have been surprised by the number of people who are and are very conscious about putting messages if you will, in their shows. james fallows: a quick last question before i start calling on the audience. you teach students going into journalism, who is going into journalism now? who at age 22 or age 18 says i want to be a reporter? should we feel good or bad? dr. diane winston: trump has been very good for us! [laughter] there are a lot of people, who are going into journalism because they want to be on entertainment tonight or espn. i cannot deny, that is one of our strengths. but i have a fair number of people who still want to change the world. they care about human rights, international relations, making the world a better place, they are going into journalism because i think t

. >> my kids were binging on sherlock this weekend. >> you let them do that?they are teenagers. >> a mind of their own. you no control anymore, john. flipping cars and damaging buildings. we've got video of the aftermath straight ahead. the cyberattack continues attackers demand a ransom for the "game of thrones" production company. the fallout from that next. ♪ [radio alarm] ♪ julie is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor- positive her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ♪ ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus letrozole. and ibrance plus letrozole shrunk tumors in over half of these patients. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or othe