>> "the simpsons" is like shakespeare in the sense that we quote the simpsons all the time, very oftenwing it. >> excellent! >> i wish i could create something that culturally indelible. it's unlike anything else tv has ever run. >> "twin peaks" showed up out of nowhere at the beginning of the decade. the pilot episode of that was one of the strangest and most exciting things i have ever seen. >> diane, i'm at the twin peaks county morgue. with the body of the victim. what's her name? >> laura palmer. >> it was incredible. just how slowly in the beginning the news spread around this little town that this young, beautiful girl had died and that haunting music was so dark and so beautiful. ♪ >> i've got good news. the gum you like is going to come back in style. >> what on earth is essentially an art film doing in prime time television. >> american network television has long been considered the home of the blands, the cautious and the predictable. so it was with some trepidation that it the abc network launched a new series that was none of those things. "twin peaks" is already describe

jessica simpson says she lost 100 pounds. >>> then new bombshells from demi moore getting extremely detailed about the cheating she says destroyed her marriage to ashton. >> he admitted it right away. >> then we grilled >> i'm getting grilled over here. >>> the new characters joining "this is us" and a new character is back on ncis. >>> welcome, everyone. the sitch is finally free. i sat down with mike the situation sorrentino here in new york for his first interview since leaving prison. the "jersey shore" star finally got to celebrate his 37th birthday after missing it behind bars. he's doing a lot of celebrating as he promises to never take his freedom for granted. >> your first meal out of prison? >> i wanted to have a naked pizza party. >> did that happen? >> yes, that did happen the first night what we did -- that happened. we had some unbelievable sex. >> so the new mike -- >> yes. >> what's up? we free. we free. >> how many pounds lighter. >> oh, i lost 36 pounds in prison. >> 36 pounds? >> yeah, 36. you are a lot thinner than the last time i saw you. >> i worked out between two to t

simpson." but how do you celebrate 25 years of an iconic sitcom? for starters the central perk couch is on a global tour. movie theaters across the country are holding special screenings. and check out this pop-up installation in new york where that was pretty funny. >> who is that? >> it's joey. >> the pop-up is also where we met up with some famous friends of "friends." heads up bingalings. it's maggie wheeler. >> oh, my god! >> it said fast talking new

emma simpson, bbc news.is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: the giants of basketball are taken down. team usa's 58—match unbeaten run comes to an end, at the world cup. paying the price. jason roy is among the england names to lose their place for the final ashes test. and keeping up with the kordas. we check in with the sporting dynasty, hoping to win the solheim cup on european soil. welcome to the programme. we start with a big shock at the basketball world cup, where the defending champions the united states have been knocked out in the quarterfinals. the last time they lost an international match was back in 2006, but a battling performance from france means that long, unbeaten run comes to a dramatic end in china. austin halewood has the story. when it comes to basketball, usa are the best of the best. they won their last if their international matches, but on wednesday in china, the world expected more of the same. they hadn't planned on going down without a fig

simpson criminal and civil trial. >> exactly. in that case the jury was not acquitted simpson of the criminal case but in the civil case was a much lower burden of proof. they prevailed and found him liable for the wrongful death of nicole brown simpson. >> david lim our legal analyst, former prosecutor. thank you for your insights. >> thanks david. >>> thanks for having me. >>> the owners of the california dive boat that caught fire have filed a suit in court if the to avoid liability. it it's a maritime law allowing them to limit liability. meantime, one of the crew members who survived the fire believes he knows how it started. he and four others jumped from the boat and were rescued by another boat. once aboard, he told the rescuer that the fire appeared to have started in the galley where cell phones and cameras were plugged in overnight. he tried to get down a ladder but flames had engulfed it. the cause of the fire which killed 34 people is now the subject of an intense investigation by the national transportation safety b

here's our business correspondent, emma simpson. so have the shoppers. this time, north wales. have you switched, then? switched a long time ago, girl! and i think if you asked anybody else, they would say the same, that's why we're here. aldi added another £1 billion in sales last year, fuelled by new stores like this one, and in the middle aisles, it is clearly not all about the food. what have you got in your trolley? an ironing board, four plant pots and two footballs. the middle two aisles is all you come here for, isn't it? if you say so! it is! the big, established grocers are opening few, if any, new stores. aldi is opening on average a new supermarket every week. there are now three in this borough, and they're planning another one. but all this investment has taken a big chunk out of its profits and it has had to cut prices to stay competitive. these days, rivals are piling on the pressure. of course, retail has always been challenging and it is no different today. so, is this strategy sustainable? the focus is very much o

. >>> and a slimmed down simpson flaunts her 100-pound weight loss. >>> and tonight's tv premiers --> it's a lot. >> plus a cohost. >> let's go! >>> welcome, everybody. look who who's here today, our amazing guest cohost, "courage.." >> thanks for having me, all the branding. >> "entertainment tonight," that's how we roll. >> what's going on? >> don't play with me, phil. >> it's an "amazing race" clue. it says, she talks the talk, walks the walk, go to her set and take a selfie she approves of. this is a mrs. we definitely love. >> mrs. o. sharon osbourne. we love her. before we get to all of this -- huge news today. it is official. j.lo is headed to the super bowl. >> i'm leaving these here. >> go, go. we got to find mrs. o. ♪ you're doing it well >> see that pepsi logo? that's how j.lo silenced months of speculation. she finally confirmed he'll be headlining the halftime show in miami and she's going to be sharing the stage with shakira. according to our "e.t." source, the nfl is planning on adding even more acts. earlier this month i was with j.lo in miami and she told me the supe

. >> how to lose 100 pounds the jessica simpson way. >> they said it wouldn't last. date night for george and amal and gwenth and brad. celebrating milestones in style. >> and it's e.t.'s blue bloods special. >> so many shows secrets revealed. >> i didn't know what to think. >> plur our tv flash back to when we first met donnie. >> i'm a good boy now. >> welcome everybody to new 54th officer danny regan in charge. >> detective danny reagan. we call it the 54. i'm not at your service, ma'am. >> i like. that you're always at my service. we're here today and only et is on the set of "blue bloods." they're kicking offer season ten >> i've had a job for ten years. you know how happy that makes me. >> yes, i do know how happy it makes you. i want to hear all about the show. we have news to get. to here is tonight's top stories. j-lo is not just taking over the super bowl in miami, but last night she gave us the throwback with a-rod on the set in manhattan. that subway car was kree creare for promise. she revealed super bowl secrets with co-headliner shakira. ♪ party people

john simpson, bbc news, baghdad. t laura: over the next we fight against climate change will be front and center, with a global strike tomorrow followed by a u.n. summit in new york. at the same time, the trump administration is rolling back regulations, saying they are a burden for industry and costly for consumers. among the states where the ttle is playing out is colorado. the bbc's aleem maqbl has been there to see the impact. aleem: the north fog valley in colorado is an area of stunning diversity and landsce. lush green valleys aside riking, stark desert terrain, plateau mountains, and dense pine forests. but it also sits on one of the largest shale gas reserves ing the u.s., leavese pockets of untouched splendor severely under threat. perhaps now more than ever. this gas well has been in operation not far for manyar but the trump administration is pushing aggressively for more wells to be drilled on public lands. includes areas of natural beauty and even wildlife refuges. j t its first year, the trump administ

what's interesting about that is there were some reports about glenn simpson's wife, mary jacoby who a facebook post and this is in the book that got taken down where it seems she was upset that he was getting credit for the movie script fairytale and that her husband, and she deletes the post later on and she said hey i just want everybody to know my husband glenn is the one who took trump down and she deletes it later on because she can't have that. it's gotta be the steel dossier. >> steel, you explain, born a decade ago was colluding with the russians. explain that. >> right before the signing of the first pfizer warrant in october 2016, christopher steele makes a critical mistake. he goes in and he speaks with kathleen at the state department, the obama state department and she is suspicious of steals information. this is all fake. it's made up. >> but he is trying to push it out everywhere he goes. >> you're a football fan, he's doing a flood the zone strategy. if he sends information to a hundred different places, somebody will believe him. he goes to the state department, tha

open to protect herself simpson says he is a prime example he said last week he had to use his gun to scare off several adult male migrants here near the mexico border who wanted to take his phone i carry a gun. all the time that i'm here so i didn't pointed out i pulled it out i did my porn i didn't chamber it i didn't pull it out but it made them leave me alone so that's the reason mass shootings in texas it's actually become easier to legally own and carry guns in this state 8 pro-gun new laws passed prior to those shootings took effect this month they include allowing guns in school parking lots apartments and churches texas governor greg abbott a conservative republican responded to the latest mass shootings with executive orders to increase police training and public awareness he rejected calls from democrats for more gun control this is absolutely the wrong direction for us to take it's going to be measured in the lives lost not in the lives saved but it was a gun carrying good samaritan who ended the 2017 attack on a church in sutherland springs texas an armed bystander chased

hoping to protect ourselves simpson says he is a prime example he says last week he had to use his gun to scare off several adult male migrants here near the mexico border who wanted to take his phone i carry a gun. all the time that i'm here so i didn't pointed out i pulled it out i didn't want paula i didn't chamber it i didn't pull it out but it made them leave me alone since the reason mass shootings in texas it's actually become easier to legally own and carry guns in this state 8 pro-gun new laws passed prior to those shootings took effect this month they include allowing guns in school parking lots apartments and churches texas governor greg abbott a conservative republican responded to the latest mass shootings with executive orders to increase police training and public awareness he rejected calls from democrats for more gun control this is absolutely the wrong direction for us to take it's going to be measured in the lives lost not in the lives saved but it was a gun carrying good samaritan who ended the 2017 attack on a church in sutherland springs texas an armed bystander c

here's our business correspondent emma simpson.w aldi's come to town, and so have the shoppers. this time, ruabon in north wales. have you switched, then? switched a long time ago, girl! and i think if you asked anybody else, they would say the same, that's why we're here. aldi added another £1 billion in sales last year, fuelled by new stores like this one, and in the middle aisles, it is clearly not all about the food. what have you got in your trolley? an ironing board, four plant pots and two footballs. the middle two aisles is all you come here for, isn't it? if you say so! it is! the big, established grocers are opening few, if any, new stores. aldi is opening on average a new supermarket every week. there are now three in this borough, and they're planning another one. but all this investment has taken a big chunk out of its profits and it has had to cut prices to stay competitive. these days, rivals are piling on the pressure. of course, grocery retail has always been challenging, and it's no different today. so, is this st

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yvette simpson speaking to me earlier.ese democrats are holding this debate in texas, traditionally a ruby red state, is they think the growing diversity of they think the growing diversity of the state means it is somewhere that could turn purple if not ultimately blue. maybe the next election but certainly in the years to come. laura, do we get a sense of strategy from the different candidates, particularly the front—runner, joe biden? yes, absolutely. joe biden's tea m biden? yes, absolutely. joe biden's team have already said they recognise tonight he's got a target on his back because he's the front—runner, so that means he will be playing defence. they are signalling he's going to go after elizabeth warren, who has a plan for everything, whether it is climate change or cutting student debt. he will say having a plan is all very well but how are you going to execute it and get it done in polarised, divided washington? he will try to make the point he's got the experience to do that. it will be completely fascinating a

i am joined by the simpsons. even harder than it already is!n york. why have you decided to dress up? you look terrifying, to be honest? this has beena terrifying, to be honest? this has been a vision, to get more characters, these guys have been crazy enough to join me this year? what is your comment, krusty? the atmosphere is fantastic. homer, you must have something to say? d'oh! is this the best costume that you d rafts have this the best costume that you drafts have done? the unicorns were a lot of fun but i loved the giraffes! it is nice to raise this much money for charity and give back. squeezing around the neck, let me go around here! how difficult is it running in a costume like this? it is, because i taller, the crotch of the draft is around my knees! but we have a fantastic time. let me ask you another question, how long will it take you ? you another question, how long will it take you? do you worry about time? no, but it would take us about three and a half hours, we speak to people on the way around. we don't just run past, a lot

emma simpson, bbc news.dentified with the opioid addiction epidemic in the united states has filed for bankruptcy. purdue pharma has been accused of aggressively marketing opioids and misleading doctors. it has reached a tentative settlement with several states, worth 12 billion dollars. our north america correspondent nick bryant reports. tasting the quiet rituals of opioid america, a parent visiting a shrine toa america, a parent visiting a shrine to a child who overdosed on heroin. jack was 28 when his died but his mother told us his drug addiction began a decade earlier, when he was prescribed painkillers as a teenager. he did not miss a game, he was an amazing kid. he had been injured playing american football in high school and started taking oxycontin, a drug prosecutors allege was aggressively and deceptively marketed by purdue pharma, a company owned by the sackler family, one of the richest in america. in the early days, did you have any sense of how addictive oxycontin was? no, no, no, and it real

. >>> then how jessica simpson lost pounds.nd celine's got a message to the haters who say she's too skinny. >>> plus, why a familiar face is bak on ncis. >>> hello, everybody. thanks for joining us. >> let's get right to the latest hollywood news. >> j.lo and shakira super bowl bound. she and arod were in new york giving us an on the 6 throwback. ♪ that subway car was recreated for the launch of her new fragrance promise. thursday night she also revealed some super bowl secrets with co-headliner shakira. ♪ let me introduce you to my party ♪ >> we haven't even talked about what exactly we were going to do. that's going to be the fun part now that the announcement's made. we can talk and we can get into the creative part of it. ♪ don't you ever say i never want you ♪ >> going to be an exciting show. i think kind of like an explosion of fun and energy. none those surprises. >> so what surprises can we expect? our "e.t." source says more artists will be added to the lineup and the nfl wants to make it a celebration of miami. so we

emma simpson, bbc news.rrying 21 migrants, after 86 people were intercepted trying to make the same crossing yesterday. although the numbers remain considerably lower than those trying to get in hidden in lorries and other vehicles, it brings the total number of people attempting the channel crossing this year to more than 1,100. our correspondent colin campell has been following the story. rescued in rough seas from sinking inflatable dinghies, the migrants wrapped in blankets were pulled to safety ten miles off dover. they'd attempted to cross the english channel in two small boats, starting the perilousjourney in the dark. this was a tragedy that was very narrowly avoided. they were in an unorthodox craft, a very small craft. they were taking on water, they were wet, they were cold, they were frightened, one of them was unconscious. there was a young child on board with his mother. in need of urgent medical attention, six were taken by the rnli to ramsgate harbour. lucky to be alive, it seems one of the m

emma simpson, bbc news. our business editor simon jack is at manchester airport.hy the bosses were taking home such large sums of the money when the company had so much debt. yes, they should be full of 5000 holiday—makers leaving on 23 flights, but as you can see it is silent and it has fallen victim to that serial company can accommodate. when you are £1.7 billion, you cannot afford for much to go wrong. things easily go wrong, currency fluctuations, a british heatwave, concern about reciprocal health insurance, all have played their part. but the main problem is this was not a financially resilient company. the private sector decided there was not enough cash to mount a rescue deal and the government agreed. the boss has apologised, but he took £8 million over the last five years and there is an insolvency investigation as to what happened here. but that will be very little comfort to those people who have had their holidays ruined and the 9000 uk workers who face unemployment. delegates at labour's conference in brighton have just voted to back jeremy corbyn a

our business correspondent emma simpson reports. wales. have you switched, then? we switched a long time ago, girl! haven't we? really, we have, honestly. and i think if you asked everybody else, they will say the same. that's why we're here. aldi added another billion pounds in sales last year, fuelled by new stores like this one. and in the middle aisles it is clearly not all about the food. what have you got in your trolley? an ironing board, four plant pots, and two footballs. the middle two aisles, it's all you come here for, isn't it? if you say so! it is! the big established grocers are opening few, if any, news stores. aldi is opening an average a new supermarket every week. there are now three in this borough, and they are planning another one. but all this investment has taken a big chunk out of its profits. and it has had to cut prices to stay competitive. these days, rivals are piling on the pressure. grocery retailing has always been challenging and it is no different today. so is this strategy sustainable? the focus is

emma simpson, bbc news. cricket now.e england team for the fifth ashes test at the oval, with sam curran and chris woakes coming in. ben stokes, unfit to bowl because of a shoulder injury, will still go into bat. australia have retained the ashes after victory at old trafford gave them an unassailable 2—1 lead in the series. joe wilson reports. sky high injuly, sunk in september — that's the ashes. jason roy was dropped from england's test team today, while he was a world cup winning hero on the same spot eight weeks ago. the oval was where england celebrated their world cup success, white ball, one—day cricket — the fulfilment of a long—term dream. now, is that really what mattered? whatever happens this week, do you think this deserves to be seen as a successful year for english cricket? absolutely. to win the first 50—over world cup is a huge achievement for english cricket. so, absolutely it should be seen as a successful year. but we have a chance to level the series and make it slightly better than it looks right n

emma simpson, bbc news.ientists announced a breakthrough today about this planet, saying it has both water and the right temperature to potentially sustain life. pallab ghosh has the story. the night sky is littered with stars. around them are planets. could some of them be like the earth? scientists think that this one, which is 650 million million miles away, has the potential to support life. astronomers have discovered more than 4,000 planets orbiting distant stars. the new one is about the right distance from its sun to be able to support life. its temperature is between 0—40 celsius. it's around twice the size of our own earth and it has an atmosphere that we now know contains water. so, the big question is whether there really are living organisms on this world. light from the planet's sun filters through its atmosphere, before it reaches the earth. that light contains a faint imprint of the chemicals in it. in this case, up to half of it is made up of water. detailed analysis of the starlight, publis

emma simpson, bbc news.s cook holidaymakers are facing an anxious wait to find out how and when they'll get home. 0ur europe correspondent gavin lee is in palma, mallorca, one of the company's most popular destinations. holiday over, now the problems start for passengers arriving at palma airport, unsure of how they'll get home. the yellow—jacketed civil aviation authority and foreign office staff man the isles to offer reassurance but can't offer an easy solution of how to get back to the uk. well, this is 0peration matterhorn in action on the ground at palma airport. what we're being told is that 1,500 uk passengers are trying to get back today. they will be returning today, we're told, not necessarily to the airport they flew out from. we've been told so far, as far as we know, we're going to manchester at 7:40pm this evening, so we've got quite a long day ahead of us. we're going to birmingham, which is a bit of a kick, but were going to get home, so it's not the end of world. where is home? glasgow. we

our business correspondent emma simpson reports.some big names on the high street and many others are in retreat as our shopping habits change. the first half of this year so almost half as many stores close as open. what is the net effect? the research shows 1234 chain stores disappeared. fashion was the hardest hit with a net decline of 118 stores, mainly midmarket chains, followed by casual dining and restau ra nt followed by casual dining and restaurant with the loss of 103 outlets stop a wave of administration and restructuring across the high street are mainly to blame. effectively, it is this a structural change in the retail market where shops are just becoming less profitable so in a number of areas, to reach the consumer, you do not need as many shops so they are closing them and using the mixture of shops and on line. but new players are feeling some of the gaps. for instance, free takeaway is opening on average every week, sports and health clubs, as well as pet shops are on the rise. a sign that some businesses are taki

your link to it simpson stories and discussions here one will come to do such a clean program tonight from born in germany from the news of easy to our website d w to construct a free copy join us on facebook d w africa. the inflation rate in nigeria yes a one year low the cost of food remains high in africa's biggest oil producing country we talk to all correspondents there to find out why. also coming up the waiting for power in kenya fishing villages on the lake to a comma still waits to be electrified just. woke up to do business africa want to get and well and good to have you with us i was starting with a fresh data from nigeria where the annual inflation rate is slowing in july it edged down to just above 11 percent now that's the lowest since july 28th but considering that nigeria is africa's biggest oil producer people still have to carve out a lot of money to get food on the table. nigerian farmers cannot produce enough food for the people of the country yet president mohamed do bihari announced he'll put a stop to agricultural imports the money that the country makes from i

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lisa simpson. you. >>> ten democratic hopefuls for an unprecedented town hall on climate crisis that's tomorrow night on cnn. our special hurricane coverage continues. coming up next, the impact on one of florida's most popular beaches, daytona beach. why people there have refused to evacuate. our 18-year-old was in an accident. when i called usaa, it was that voice asking me, "is your daughter ok?" that's where i felt relief. we're the rivera family and we plan to be with usaa for life. see how much you can save with usaa insurance. i felt i couldn't be at my best for my family. in only 8 weeks with mavyret, i was cured and left those doubts behind. i faced reminders of my hep c every day. but in only 8 weeks with mavyret, i was cured. even hanging with friends i worried about my hep c. but in only 8 weeks with mavyret, i was cured. mavyret is the only 8-week cure for all common types of hep c. before starting mavyret your doctor will test if you've had hepatitis b which may flare up and cause ser

going to bring to the officers over on the ships here for interrogation and then to hear this for simpson were heard no more. for some. real or is this the day. it's a very good story very good very bad day. several targets across the border we didn't have and formation on what type of vessel it was the full of the usual on them although behavior on the radar very similar to what we've seen in the past for told us when they'd be able to avoid sending the sub one she managed to run away because. we were busy with the 2 other both. due to the missile the 1st hour as we all do a. joined me every closely on the elec simon shill and i'll be speaking to get s. of the world the politics spall this lists i'm showbusiness i'll see of em this is like my 1st one no work there would be governor have in the soldiers on board an all the 1st time without so that's completely different usually we have no real way of enforcing our authority you know we have authority from united nations charter for nature that's about it who's you look at any good threw him in the world that all in there none of them are

simpson. posted by the steamboat institute, this is 45 minutes. >> think is so much.h. i hope you have enjoyed your dinner on this beautiful evening. this just a little bit of dinner service still going on over here but i know everyone is trying to guess quite as they can. so i believe all the service death is out of the room now and we can have your full undivided attention to ensure that would assure to be a very compelling d discussion. alan dershowitz has spent his life defending civil liberties, defending free speech on college campuses, and defending israel. he joined the harvard law school facultyw at the age of 25. i believe that the age of one of our aloes now that i think of it. the youngest in harvard history -- isn't that something -- he became america's professor after 50 years of teaching where he taught 10,000 students. professor dershowitz has been called the winningest criminal lawyer in modern history. he has won the vast majority of his homicide cases, and is never lost a client to the death penalty. he continues to develop half his practice to pro bo

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simpson." for starters the cy trare holdi screenings. check out this pop-up installation in new york where die-hard fans can recreate some classic "friends" moments. >> having a turkey on my head, that was pretty funny. >> who is that? >> it's joey. >> the pop-up is also where we met up with some famous friends of "friends." heads up bingalings. it's maggie wheeler. >> oh, my god! >> it said fast talking new yorker and i read the scene and i saw that it said moose and squirrel, squirrel and moose. >> or you can mix and match. >> i heard her in my head. i thought, okay, that's where i'm going. >> and james michael tyler, aka, gunther. >> did you actually serve real coffee? >> those were normally real lattes. i never made them. for the rest of the background actors those were pretty much empty cups. >> this couch is so comfortable. these days this is part of the warner brothers back lot tour. this is one of the main attractions of the tour. >> yeah. in new york. it did spark some worldwide caves. >> it blows my mind. i bought a house, boug

( cheers and applause ) >> jon: valerie simpson! >> stephen: it's a hot one. it's a vibe.much monologue, we gotta do it twice. where are we now? so the mueller hearing came to an end after almost six hours, and after it was over, trump exploded on twitter: "truth is a force of nature!" ( laughter ) yes. so is global warming, and you deny them both. >> jon: oh. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ >> stephen: a few hours later, trump addressed the testimony in today's session of: "chopper talk." now, trump said he wasn't going to watch, or maybe a little bit. trump may not have been watching the same thing i did, because he thought it went well for him. >> this was a very big day for our country. i very much appreciate those incredible warriors that you watched today on television, republicans that defended... something, because they were really defending our country. >> stephen: ( as trump ) "and by 'our country,' i mean me. for i am the state, and all who oppose me are traitors who shall be hurled into the darkness where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth. oops, i'm givin

mary rose simpson found a festival in ireland and she was trying to figure out whose frame that lens belonged to you. is that you cinderella? >> i think i found your glass. >> david turns around with a huge smile and a handsome grin, oh my gosh. is this a love connection? is this a story to come to life? >> oh, no. >> it wasn't his lens. >> maybe there's another woman in the crowd walking around. >> but what about the person who -- >> lost that one. >> -- yeah. >> two cinderella stories out there. >> none of them will have a happy ending right this moment. >> i wanted them to go on a date. >> who's to say they didn't? >>> you know what i love about "right this minute," our viewers can go to rightthisminute.com and upload videos that are going to go viral like this one. this is a video of susie with buddy, buddy's been away from home about 24 hours. >> 24 years did you say? >> 24 hours. but here's the important thing you should know. gina took the video, said susie was walking with buddy when fireworks went off, he ran in the road after he got scared, and got hit by a car and took off

simpson is saying. >> i'm just saying. >> thin vacation nightmare. she slips off a cliff.until you see what happened next. >>> and hailed a hero. >> you saw this man firing at people and you threw things at him. >> so why was taken into custody by the secret service just before he was going to be honored by president trump. >> he grabbed soda bottles, listen to this, and

my dad didn't aplow me to watch war to an bid the indian character on the show, and then i guess simpsons response was they like nobody said anything about it before, why is it an issue now? the reason why it's an issue now is because have a new on people with a platform who say eve always had this problem. >> an agency. >> and people can save i've had a problem with that as well and somebody else greg up if there was a black character on some show, like instantly became associated with that character because there's a kind of very limited kind of racial imagination and imagination about personhood generally -- >> through the lens of the whites for sure. >> 100%. >> so two things. one, i would love for us to bev at a place to arrive at a place where we we don't have a toe say bus to be perfectly honest. if you're saying the folks who are doing this are white folks of a certain elite group, just say that. also, as embolden its a the president, which is hard to even say that -- as embody ins and blatant as his racism is i file like those who write about this, who have been walking in this v

he was speaking to the bbc's world affairs editor john simpson in baghdad in his first major tv interview since taking office a year ago. >>r good morning, prime minist. adil abdul-mahdi is a skilled operator. he doesn't have a political party behind he got iran and the americans to back him as prime minister, althou now he finds himself caught between the two of them. prime min. abdul-mahdi: i think we still have time for diplomacy. we need wise decisions from all. john: there are other threats, too. israel has been accused of carrying out drone attacks against iraq. prime min. abdul-mahdi: we were told that some of the attacks on iraq was done by israelis. john: still, you can see how aqiras changed in the year that abdul-mahdi has been in power. isisisfe has been deed, at least for now. yet all this could cnge if iraq is caught in an open war between the u.s. and the salaries on one side and iran on the other. prime min. abdul-mahdi: we are ith assurances that no o wants war. they want peaceful solution but the peaceful solution is so difficult for all parties to start. john: after 16

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