santa's little helper, the simpsons' family dog, is what breed? the answer in a moment. >> so, santa's little helper, the simpsons' family dog, is what breed? the answer is "b," a greyhound homer rescues from the dog track in "the simpsons'" first episode. [ dog growls ] >> the cane corso, or italian mastiff, is anggressive breed, sometimes called a "pit bull on steroids." columbo, a 140-pounder who belonged to "simpsons" co-developer sam simon, was actually deemed too vicious for simon's dog-rescue shelter. hollywood dog trainer tyson kilmer says one of simon's last requests was that he take columbo when simon died. >> one thing that sam said is that, "every animal's life has value." >> tyson assumes simon's multi-billion-dollar trust will pay for columbo's costly medical treatments, including acupuncture and electromagnetic therapy. >> was there some sort of verbal agreement between you and sam? >> sam took care of everything while he was alive. when sam said, "will you take columbo?", i didn't say, "hey, how much, buddy?" i just said, "of cours

i guess that's what people are, are, are seeing. >> on to simpsons. >> simpson predicted so many thingsthe years. >> interesting. >> telling you, they have the lottery numbers somewhere. >> we need to. >> they need to post them in the show. >> exactly. >> all right. moving on. moving on. >> yeah. >>> this year's nba mvp will not be named for two months. the campaign is already in full swing. your friend has something to do with it, your buddy sisqo? >> friend of the show. one of those getting into it is sisqo. bffs with "world news now." >> exclusive with him didn't we? >> yes, exclusive. nobody else wanted it. he has the rewritten the "thong song" the anthem to boost the chances of king james. >> let's hear it. ♪ if you don't give it to lebron ♪ ♪ mvp ♪ bron-bron-bron-bron ♪ oh give it to lebron ♪ >> got to say, ooh that sound so scandalous. get it. >> good moves. yeah. >> michael westbrook, what you got? what's your song? i like it. what do you think? >> catchy. >> catchy. this is a way for him to come back. >> it is one way. one way for him to come back. speaking of comeback. if that

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the simpson-bowles commission was empowered, keep that graphic up there, simpson-bowles commission was empowered by president obama. there were republicans and democrats who voted. brought down tax rates, look at this, individual rates, we go from seven rates that we have now down to three, 12, 22, 2%. corporate tax rate would come down to 28%. yes, you would get rid of a bunch of these deductions most of which are just enabling corporations to avoid taxes, but why don't we go for this, liz? this is already a bipartisan tax idea that was floated a few years ago? >> i think my fair lady line is wouldn't it be lovely? the problem is, realistic answer there is no bipartisan consensus today on tax reform. by the way, it didn't happen then either. nancy pelosi reaction to the simpson-bowles recommendations was dead on arrival if you recall. david: right. >> so look, the border adjustment tax has been embraced by none other than grover norquist. that really tells us a lot. david: hold on a second, i had him on. we talked about that. he said only if it is part of a big tax cutting package. >>

here's our world affairs editor, john simpson. chanting editor, john simpson.was a day which could change turkey for ever, a day when the president returned to vote in his home area in istanbul as the nation to abolish many of the constitutions, checks and balances on him. and make it at least possible for him to stay as president until 2029. wearing his familiar lucky jacket, president until 2029. wearing his familiar luckyjacket, he says this referendum is a choice of change and transformation for a new administrative system for our republic. as this whole vast media circus indicates, this is an historic day, both for turkey and its future and for the man over there who wants far more powers as its president. this is the school in an area of istanbul where president 0 an area of istanbul where president o goguen was once a pupil. poorer conservative areas like this have tended to vote solidly yes. if it is important for president bodo gannon, he says, it is just as important for me. and indeed mr erdogan has done wonders for the standard of living in areas li

more than 600 episodes, and 32 emmy awards later, "the simpsons" is now the longest running scriptedtime show in u.s. history. >> reporter: in its early years, "the simpsons" was criticized by cultural conservatives who felt the show's subversive streak set a bad example for the nation. >> go on out there and have fun. and if you lose, i'll kill you! >> reporter: the show even earned a presidential rebuke in 1992: >> we are going to keep on trying to strengthen the american family, to make american families a lot more like "the waltons" and a lot less like "the simpsons." >> reporter: in time, the show's wit and biting satire made it a critical and commercial success. it's earned fox billions of dollars. what's the secret to its success? the 616th episode of "the simpsons" airs next sunday night, and according to its creators, there are no plans for stopping anytime soon. from springfield, i'm william brangham for the pbs newshour. >> woodruff: we certainly hope not. on the newshour online right now: we asked female authors to and that's the newshour for tonight. on thursday: "making

that's wonderful. >> thank you, senator simpson.t's a privilege to have you back on the program. >> it's nice to hear you. you bet. >> thank you, sir. >>> by the way, did anybody else notice that the tweet from dole said 2024? it didn't say 2020. ever the republican, i guess it's -- yeah, put it back up, katherine. check that out. so what's he really saying? i think he's saying that president trump gets re-elected in 2020, so it will be until 2024 that bob dole will run with ray chavez and with alan simpson as their supreme court pick. anyway, keep tweeting me me @smerconish. >>> still to come, after fox news settled five lawsuits against bill o'reilly, a new campaign is scaring off advertisers, but is it fixing a problem or setting a bad precedent about controversial content? mait's a series ofar is nosmart choices. like using glucerna to replace one meal or snack a day. glucerna products have up to 15 grams of protein to help manage hunger and carbsteady, unique blends of slow release carbs to help minimize blood sugar spikes. eve

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john simpson in istanbul.a "range of options" with china amid rising tensions over north korea's nuclear and missile programmes. north korea's nuclear pyongyang attempted to test fire what's thought to be a medium—range missile this weekend from a base in the shinpo region on the east coast, but it blew up shortly after take—off. the launch is being seen as a provocation, coming shortly before the us vice president mike pence arrived in south korea. vice president mike pence 0ur correspondent, john sudworth, is in the north korean capital, where his movements are being monitored and tightly controlled. this flower show, like almost everything else in north korea, is dedicated to its ruling family. everything else in north korea, and this display is in honour of their abiding obsession — missiles. honour of their abiding isn't it a little strange to have rockets and missiles in a flower show? rockets and missiles no, not strange at all. rockets and missiles there are reports that there was a missile test this m

of course, we do have our age challenges. >> thank you, senator simpson.e to have you back on the program. >> it's nice to hear you. you bet. >> thank you, sir. >>> by the way, did anybody else notice that the tweet from dole said 2024? it didn't say 2020. ever the republican, i guess it's -- yeah, put it back up, katherine. check that out. so what's he really saying? i think he's saying that president trump gets re-elected in 2020, so it will be until 2024 that bob dole will run with ray chavez and with allen simpson as their supreme court pick. >>> keep tweeting me @smercon h me @smerconish. >>> still to come, after fox news settled five lawsuits against bill o'reilly, a new campaign is scaring off advertisers, but is it fixing a problem or setting a bad precedent about controversial conten content can we push the offer online? brian, i just had a quick question. brian? brian... legacy technology can handcuff any company. but "yes" is here. you're saying the new app will go live monday?! yeah. with help from hpe, we can finally work the way we want to. w

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. >> for amber simpson bowles? -- remember simpson bowles?dent obama put together for this particular problem. it was a bipartisan commission and did precisely what you are suggesting, lined up all of the tax expenditures and lined up the benefits. they brought deficit down to normal. supportad bipartisan probably could have passed the obamaand senate, but doesn't listen to his commission he put together. that was the worst mistake that i think you made economically. carrying forward now, what we have done is used up a lot of the goodies that was available to simpson bowles, so we don't ability of doing this thing now, but we should be doing something else. haidi: that was the former fed chair alan greenspan speaking to david westin. that is about it for daybreak australia. and what an eventful 100 days it has been. betty: absolutely, and we have been using a lot of goodies in order to get some things done. it will have to be the next 100 days where we see results coming for investors to feel confident. we will have an update and all of the t

. >> we had murray simpson. he's stuck in traffic. it in d.c. from time to time. first and foremost the white house is saying by involve executive orders president trump is incredibly effective. what is different than when pupil had executive orders and people are saying that's the mark of a dictator. >> what i do wrant to get back to is the rally in house correspondence. i between the rally and the white house costerrance, it's in direct contrast of why not talk to these voters in pennsylvania that president trump won in 2016 that are so crucial running in 2020 compared to having this inside event. >> it's all about the optics. >> optics are absolutely crucial on that point. >> let me ask you, a lot of people are sticking to this 100 day thing. the president has come out and said i've done more than any other president in the first 100 days and then he criticized this marker as being an artificial barrier. how important is this 100 day, you know, judgment for presidents? >> i think both have sides come out to realize that this hyundais is kind of a misnomer. sinc

john simpson, bbc news, istanbul. in myor more on this spoke a short time ago with a fellow from the washington institute for near eastern policy. his latest book is called "the new sultan." this was a knife-edge vote. it shows how divided turkey is. >> extremely so. the president won by a thin margin of victory, and he has become the most powerful person and possibly most powerful turkish politician since small atatÜrk founded turkey -- since ataturk founded turkey. turkey is so polarized now that while one half of the country loves erdogan, the other half loathes him, and that is the crisis of turkey, as i argue in sultan," book "the new because he wants to be the guy boucher to the country's -- guy boucher's the country's image but only half the country follows the agenda. tim: is there any legal challenge the opposition could take? electionthe monitoring bodies that the process was not fair, even though the vote was technically free from and i agree with that. there were a lot of irregularities, but probably not e

was he under wallace simpson's spell?as he cozying up to hitler and a rising far right in britain? could he force a coup? in the end, the biggest bombshell? an intercepted call of edward telling his brother he'd take wallace over crown and country, and the rest is history. kelly cobiella, nbc news, london. >>> up next, a teacher provides a powerful lesson on what is possible. i'll be live from south korea as our military prepares for a potential north korea threat. >> "nbc nightly news" with lester holt, live from south korea. >>> finally tonight, is there any child who doesn't dream of owning and riding a bike? it is a milestone for most kids, except when families can't afford it. that was the case for many of the kids at a school in south carolina, until a first grade teacher had an idea. nbc's tammy lightner has the story. >> reporter: we all remember that feeling, the wind in your face, the thrill of the unknown, tasting freedom. for most kids, a bike is a rite of passage, but for these students at pepperhill elementa

the show the simpsons is marking president trump's 100 days in office with a new spoof. simpsons director producer david silverman says it took them about two weeks to complete this. in that episode the white house press secretary sean spicer takes his again. ivanka trump becomes a supreme court justice replacing ruth baeder ginsberg. >> the city of brotherly love booed nfl commissioner roger goodell during the nfl draft. as soon as he hit the stage philly fans didn't hold back their dislike for goodell. he playfully encouraged them to keep booing. meanwhile the cleveland browns choose miles garrett with the first pick. >> roger goodell gets booed wherever he goes. >> i said blame don't philly for this one. >> not a surprise. can we say whoops? 'cause this man who was in court for a minor traffic ticket found himself in handcuffs after accidentally dropping a bag of cocaine right in front of the judge. he went to court in cleveland last week to enter his plea on traffic charges but when he walked up to speak to the judge, he accidentally dropped the drugs right on the fl

john simpson, bbc news, istanbul. mexico. it happened when a bus carrying tourists collided with a petrol tanker, sparking an explosion on a highway in guerrero state. some of the bus passengers managed to flee the scene before the tanker caught fire. the injured were airlifted to hospital. police in pakistan say a university student has been murdered on campus by a group of fellow students who accused him of blasphemy. they reportedly said he posted material online that was offensive to muslims. the russian television station, channel one, has announced that it will not broadcast the eurovision song contest next month. it comes after russia's contestant, julia samoylova, was barred from the host country, ukraine, because she toured in crimea two years ago. the decision means that russia will no longer be able to take part in the competition. it's 750 million miles from us but the american space agency nasa says one of saturn's moons, known as enceladus, may now be the single best place to look for life beyond earth.

john simpson, bbc news, istanbul.urkish service. thank you for being with us. an extraordinary day since we saw the news emerging last night of the win for the president, but a narrow win. this conflict between the international election monitors, who have no power but are there to give their considered view, and the president at a time when we know that nearly half of the country did not support him. these are dramatic changes. what kind of political moment is turkey in? it is difficult. the ultimate aim for the turkish president, recep tayyip erdogan, was to turn turkey into a presidential republic and he has succeeded in that as it stands today, but it seems the country is more divided than ever. president erdogan won the election to become president five years ago by getting 5296 president five years ago by getting 52% of the votes, but last night it was only si.4% and for the first time in its history the ruling party did not win in any of the big three cities in turkey. this is striking. i remember being out in

john simpson, bbc news, istanbul. enceladus — may now be the single best place to look for life beyond earth. samples of the waters erupting from the moon's surface suggest it has all the conditions needed for life. the discovery was made by the cassini spacecraft which is coming to the end of a 13—year mission to saturn. our science editor, david shukman, reports. for over a decade, cassini has shared the wonders of saturn and its family of icy moons. a nasa video promoting a mission that keeps making astonishing discoveries about saturn. a spacecraft, called cassini, has focused on one of saturn's moons, enceladus. beneath its icy surface is a deep ocean and greatjets of water, blasting out of it, contain ingredients needed for life. in fact, nasa scientists now say that on the floor of the ocean there may be hydrothermal vents, like these on earth, making hydrogen that can feed microbes. so, conceivably, there could be life on enceladus. this is a very significant finding because the hydrogen could be a potential s

john simpson, bbc news, istanbul. broadcast the eurovision song contest next month. it comes after russia's contestant, julia samoylova, was barred from the host country, ukraine, because she toured in crimea two years ago. the decision means that russia will no longer be able to take part in the competition. it's 750 million miles from us but the american space agency nasa says one of saturn's moons, known as enceladus, may now be the single best place to look for life beyond earth. samples of the waters erupting from the moon's surface suggest it has all the conditions needed for life. the discovery was made by the cassini spacecraft, which is coming to the end of a 13—year mission to saturn. our science editor david shukman reports. for over a decade, cassini has shared the wonders of saturn, and its family of icy moons. a nasa video promoting a mission that keeps making astonishing discoveries about saturn. a spacecraft called cassini has focused on one of saturn's moons, enceladus. beneath its icy surface is a de

was he under wallace simpson's spell?s he cozying up to hitler and a rising far right in britain? could he force a coup? in the end, the biggest bombshell? an intercepted call of edward telling his brother he'd take wallace over crown and country, and the rest is history. kellie coviaya, nbc news london. >>> up next, a teacher type 2 diabetes, listen up. we're not professional athletes. but that doesn't mean we're giving up. i'm in this for me. for me. along with diet and exercise, farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. lowering a1c by up to 1.2 points. do not take if allergic to farxiga. if you experience symptoms of a serious allergic reaction such as rash, swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing, stop taking and seek medical help right away. do not take farxiga if you have severe kidney problems, are on dialysis, or have bladder cancer. tell your doctor right away if you have blood or red color in your urine or pain while you urinate. farxiga can cause serious side effects including dehydr

our world affairs editor, john simpson, reports from istanbul. they chant: recep tayyip erdogan, recep tayyip erdogan! this was a day which could change turkey forever, a day when the president, who turned up to vote in his home area of istanbul, asked the nation to abolish many of the constitution‘s checks and balances on him. and make it at least possible for him to stay as president until 2029. wearing his familiar lucky jacket, he says, this referendum is a choice of change and transformation for a new administrative system for our republic. as this whole vast media circus indicates, this is an historic day, both for turkey and its future, and for the man over there who wants far more powers as its president. this is the school in an area of istanbul where mr erdogan was once a pupil. poorer conservative areas like this have tended to vote solidly yes. if it is important for recep tayyip erdogan, he says, it is just as important for me. and indeed mr erdogan has done wonders for the standard of living in places like this and he is seen in are

our business correspondent emma simpson explains.tion for britain‘s biggest retailer. fresh food has done especially well. the boss also told me he had detected a shift in spending by shoppers. what we see our customers doing is being, as they have always been, very savvy about what they buy and when they buy it. so there‘s a subtle move back to more fresh food, back to more sort of everyday essentials and some subtle savings on what might have been luxuries in the past, being things they have chosen in the first part of this year not to buy. after years of falling prices, the cost of food is now on the rise. all retailers are having to cope with the fall in the pound, putting pressure on costs. tesco says it is passing on less inflation than its competitors. the question is, where? the current trend we‘re seeing from the supermarkets are that they are putting up prices of nonessential items, so for example items like candles and light bulbs. we have seen a 13% increase since last october. the reason they are putting up the price of

mark simpson, bbc news, mauritius.cuss financial and business links. he's accompanied by the governor of the bank of england and the leaders of financial services companies. the government is hoping to boost ties between the uk and india as britain leaves the european union. this report from justin rowlatt does contain some flash photography. india is a crucial part of britain's post—brexit strategy, hence the chancellor's visit to this market in the centre of delhi. the message of this visit is absolutely clear. what the british government wants to say is that there is a world of opportunity post—brexit. india already invests more in the uk than the rest of europe combined, and philip hammond is hoping to build on that. india offers a vast potential market and is the fastest—growing large economy in the world. in a trendy cafe, the chancellor meets indian entrepreneurs keen to work with british businesses to develop new opportunities, but the real prize is much bigger — a trade deal. this afternoon, he met the indian

the simpsons, mwah. >> you've got to be -- listen, you have to have a thick skin when you're the president. it's probably better if he laughs at it, but i'm not sure he is. >> there's not evidence of that happening, don. >> let's talk about completely different. it's not funny, but you bring whatever sort of comedic timing and comedic genius to come up with the season premiere of "united shades of america" by speaking with white nationalist richard spencer. play it. >> i want to expand white privilege. we live in a world where every spring, google and facebook and apple release these diversity numbers, and they'll be like, it's amazing, guys. we hired less white men this year. we think that it's inherently wonderful for white people to have less power. oh, that's great. oh, i'm glad. i hope the new james bond is going to be a black guy. that would be great for the world. >> is that a real big deal, though, if james bond is a black guy? is that really like -- do you care? >> for me, yeah, that might be a

then, "the simpsons" follow you or before? i love "the simpsons." no, i don't.y more as "the factor" moves ahead along. will the united states bomb syria? after that, we will have the latest. watters spring breaking in texa texas. >> what is that like when all those college students come around here? >> i have no idea. >> it's party time. it's crazy time. >> bill: yeah, crazy time. we hope you stay tuned for those reports. ♪ >> this is a fox news alert. i'm jonathan hunt. the white house considering options for military action in syria. it follows this week's horrific chemical weapons attack that left close to 100 people dead and scores wounded and rebel held territory. president trump is being presented with his military options by secretary of defense general james mattis and nsc advisor h.r. mcmaster, while traveling to florida, mr. trump had this to say. >> i think what happened in syria is a disgrace to humanity. and he's there and i guess he is running things, so, something should happen. >> in the meantime, fox news has just learned that the u.n. security

greenspan: remember simpson bowles? david: i do. something president obama put together to attack just this particular problem. effort toipartisan line up the tax expenditures and the benefits and brought the deficit down to normal. -- heught -- obama said had to listen to his commission, the commission he put together. that was the worst mistake i think he made economically, and we are coming forward to now because what we have done is we have used up a lot of the goodies that was available to simpson bowles so that we do not have the capability of doing the same thing now. we should be doing something like that. that was alan greenspan speaking with us and washington, d.c. jonathan, what is going on in the markets in new york echo jonathan: we are 16 minutes into the session. the dow up by 11 points per the s&p 500 goes nowhere. the nasdaq, at another all-time high. earnings from amazon and alpha that taking all to that milestone. from new york, you're watching bloomberg. ♪ >> you asked me how i would characterize it. his success

despite that and a safety scare on flagship -- safety scare on simpson's flagship smartphone, forecasting a 48% rise in profits for the first three months. anchor: beginning with a truck attack in sweden. >> there has been a lot of reaction after that tragic attack. many people wondering after london,rlin, and our truck's the new terror weapon? many people picking up on that. elsewhere on social media, there is a lot of outpouring of grief. this would sing even little sweden is an safe anymore. people sharing different images like this one. fight against terror, with the swedish flag in the background. -- lot oflot of log love for stockholm. people have actually been tweeting to open their homes to people who are stranded in a city that is under lockdown. people using that #to say my house here or i am driving along here. paris city hall says it will turn off the eiffel tower and many people are picking up on paris city hall's actions. they were more reluctant to turn on the effort to early this week for the victims of the st. petersburg attack. reactioions to the u.s. striking bashar al-

our world affairs editorjohn simpson has just sent this report.t in the streets of istanbul this morning accepting the congratulations of some of his more fervent supporters. he only won yesterday's referendum by a whisker after staging the most expensive electoral campaign in turkish history. in ankara, the capital, leaders of the international monitoring team who had observed the election gave their summing up. it was unquestionably damning about the way the no campaign had been treated. the campaign rhetoric was tarnished by some senior officials equating no supporters with terrorist sympathisers. in numerous cases no sympathisers face police interventions and violent scuffles at their offence. what effect is the referendum result going to have on turkey? we went to the magnificent grand bazaar in istanbul, dating back to the 15th century. let me sell you something you do not need. butjokes aside, there is one important thing missing here, western tourists. wandering around i could not spot a single one. the reason there are no western tourists

no, i haven't had a conversation with mark simpson.nderstand the reasons why i haven't been part of the setup. otherwise, samson kept faith with the majority of players who served so well at the world cup in canada two years ago. 19 players remaining from that third—place finish in canada. samson says they will be under a different kind of pressure at this around. we are expecting to go all the way, which is a different mentality to open. there is a lot of hard work to put in. one reason we've named the squad of these early as the players will get clear plans and guidelines about where they need to become july and they will have to go away and work hard. and guidelines about where they need to become july and they will have to go away and work hard. they will do that and it is a group who are so determined to win this tournament. they know everyday matters now. there will be fresh faces in this squad. four players making theatre debut including the striker, nikita paris and the manchester city team—mate demi stokes. stokes was unfortun

john simpson, bbc news, istanbul.ve suffered burns after a suspected acid attack at a nightclub in east london. police believe the men, in their20s, were targeted in the mangle club in hackney. no—one's been arrested. this summer, some gcse grades in england are changing, with a*—g being replaced by grades 9—1 — a move that's creating "huge uncertainty", according to the teachers‘ union the nasuwt, who are holding their annual conference in manchester. the government says standards will go up because the content is more rigorous, and that bright pupils will have a better chance to shine. 0ur education editor bra nwen jeffreys reports. the new system has more grades and replaces letters with the numbers 9 to 1 — with 9 being the highest grade. it‘s all change for gcse maths and english this year. numbers, not letters, for grades, and new, tougher content for the exams. would that be ok, to do that? so umi is getting extra help from her tutor, something many families can‘t afford. even so, she‘s anxious about the exams.

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if greece goes down, big deal, what was a line from the simpsons?w alien overlords and i have always thought that about jean—claude juncker and donald tusk. they did not let greece go down. he saidi they did not let greece go down. he said i would never have taken the deal, they are interested in the project and if they want 60 billion, i will tell them where to put that. if they want the project to survive, they cannot make it look too easy for britain? even if they are not ganging up, as angela merkel said? it is not in their interests to allow us to have as good a deal but where i disagree with charlie is the idea that it is going to be good for britain, economically, to leave the eu,i britain, economically, to leave the eu, ido britain, economically, to leave the eu, i do not think it is. ruth will back me up. free trade makes you better off. and we‘re going to have less free trade with the european union. we may or may not, if we leave without any agreement, it is feasible but not optimal and it is much better if some sort of trade agreement is

was he under wallace simpson's spell? was he cozying up to hitler and a rising far right in britain? could he force a coup? but in the end, the biggest bombshell? an intercepted call, telling his brother he'd take wallace over crown and country. and the rest is history. >> what a story, that's for sure. >> let's check in with sports right now. >> a look at the giants dramatic opening day. >> hey, guys, here in the nbc sports newsroom, the legend of madison bumgarner continues to grow. he topped five perfect innings and hit two home runs. so what was wrong with the giants on opening day? well, we'll tell you, next in sports. live-stream your favorite sport at the airport. binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. you feel every mountain we've ever conquered. in our sports cars, you feel every podium we've ever climbed. and now, they've come together to create something you've never felt bef

. >>> well, simpson's new look at this, simpson's doesn't gangs the show predict this united airlinesepisode that is back to 1994. new listen closely, and we have to play it twice. >>> tension passengers due to our policy of over selling flights, this flight has been over sold. in accordance with faa rules the first two people to the front will be upgraded to first class. attention passengers, due to our policy of over selling flights. >> well, i guess, maybe, that episode titled fear of flying aired in december of 1994. >> thankfully, it did not end, with that. >> no animated character was dragged off the plane. >> true. >>> eli manning, you know him, he is under fire, how he is accused of scamming fans out of getting authentic new york giants gear, if this is true. >> it is shady. >> it is real shady. why bother? i mean he is a millionaire, over and over. speaking of millionaires. >> winning lottery. >> only way i will become one. vanessa: i got hurt and was given painkillers. by the time the drugs ran out, i was addicted. it happened so fast. i ended up on the streets, where the dr

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bishop matthew simpson was delivering the funeral sermon. he quoted the deceased in words of deep conviction. words that spoke of a great work to be done. they conjured up a specter of evil in the land. "broken by it i may become about to it i never will. the probability that we may fail and the struggle ought not to deter us from the support of a cause which we believe is just. it shall not deter me. if i ever feel the soul within me elevate and expand to those unworthys, not wholly of its almighty architect, it is when i contemplate the cause of my country, deserted by all the upld besides, and i standing violencele -- hurled at her oppressors." the bishop interpreted his text in a way and with an authority that seemed only natural to the mourning nation. here was a testament of the beloved martyr dedicating himself in his use to the great -- in his youth to his great struggle against the slave power. bishop simpson quoted lincoln accurately. a long-lostthed speech that would soon be lost again. but he did make one error. lincoln's speech

i mean, if this president reached out to simpson boles and said let's do the big thing, that would be changing. >> it would, and actually, going back to the point about the 100 days, the other big point is that the number one job that president trump was elected to do, i think we all agree, get the economy moving. more jobs. higher incomes. those are the real force behind his campaign and his election. it should have been the number one item on the agenda. that's what he should have started with. this planned to, i think on the face of it, is in a simple phrase great, but late. now he has less opportunity to get that collaboration on it, because of the way he began. the other point about the plan -- >> bret: did he have a push back from democrats in the beginning. it was a lot of russia and democrats weren't signing on to anything, so why not just go through what you want. >> well, i think what he should have wanted first is action to get the economy moving. and the key to that actually is business confidence. so that the decisions are made to invest to create jobs and that's why actu

. >> jessica simpson. >> ya, jessica simpson. posted picture on twitter dressed in a mummy costume for halloween, it is true, i'm going to be a mummy. see cute. i lochte the cheesey cute stuff people do. it is such a time to celebrate. i want to see if she is celebrating or excited. >> that's like ten hour photo shoot. bad hair, that make up, the get up, that stuff with the photographer. >> didn't have to use toilet paper. just saying it was a cute idea. >> but celebrities do it but also every day couples. i remember this couple they lived in georgia. and to announce their pregnant zip, they posted eviction notice on their 14 month old's crib. you can see the little girl crying. get out of the crib. we're going to need it. there is a new tenant coming in june. >> pretty cute. dow remember when they did that. pretty good. >> then there was this guy named todd who was paralyzed after dirt bike accident, decided to have some fun with this announce: the words: it still works written in chalk behind them during the shoot, he proposed

another great night offff ♪ the simpsons today's safety film don't wear jewelry during sports has beenlled. instead we'll watch a movie that made me fall in love with showing movies i've watched to other people. (kids booing) (exclaiming) that's right, the 1967 classic doctor dolittle, which answers the question: what if an elderly unmarried doctor decided to focus his practice on animals? the running time is 152 minutes! the running time is now! (grunts) (horse neighing) (neighing) (neighing continues)

halloween at the simpsons'. what a classic tradition! are you heading up to the tree house to tell three horrifying tales? ah, we're doing it next week. it's gonna be psycho with skinner and his mom, muppet wizard of oz-- i'm scarecrow-fozzie-- and then, uh, one where furniture gets smart and takes over the world or something. mmm! sounds chilling! eh. people love it. everscream terrors looks amazing this year. i've never seen black cats with such arched backs. well, you gotta bring it. halloweening your house is a dying art.

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mark simpson, bbc news, mauritius. as you can see, the volleyball players are going through their paces for the first time the sport will appear at the commonwealth games. a big moment for the sport, and for these players here. we will speak to them a little bit later on. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london news. i‘m alice salfield. a shop worker from kentish town who‘s lived in the uk for 26 years has two weeks to challenge his deportation. 20,000 people signed a petition to give stolyjankovic more time after he was arrested last week and taken to a removal centre in dorset. the home office says it doesn‘t routinely comment on individual cases but a local mp is worried about how it‘s been handled. i‘m concerned at the way in which he was detained, and the fact that the proposal was to remove him before he had time to take legal advice or make representations. at the bare minimum, it must be right for people to make representations and to have the opportunity to spea

emma simpson, bbc news.al. he‘d been refused permission to bring a judicial review over the blanket ban on providing a person with assistance to die. he told judges he feared becoming entombed inside his body. the ruling means there will be a full hearing of the case in the next few weeks. the scottish nurse pauline cafferkey has told the bbc why she‘s going back to the country where she contracted ebola — a disease which twice nearly killed her. she says she has no fear about returning to sierra leone, three years after she became ill and suffered multiple organ failure. she was talking exclusively to victoria derbyshire. when i was first told that i had it i thought my chances would be pretty good, certainly more so than hard i got it when i was in sierra leone and been treated when i was out there. i knew that having access to there. i knew that having access to the nhs, treated by the nhs, my chances would be much higher, and they were, without a doubt if i wasn‘t treated here i would be dead now. you sa