it is a team effort with the skeleton so i'm grateful for all that help.her sports, you were pushed into the sport because you showed you had the sport because you showed you had the should for. would you have ever said yourself when someone said why not try the skeleton, that if someone not try the skeleton, that if someone had told g would be double olympic champion, what would you have said? i would never have believed it, it was my dream is a primary school kids to go to the olympics, i did not care which support it was, ijust olympics, i did not care which support it was, i just wanted olympics, i did not care which support it was, ijust wanted to be a team gb athlete and represent my country. but skeleton is a strange sport, but i always loved it and picked up on it quickly. i did not find the skeleton until i was 18 or truthfully i can go into schools and say just enjoy truthfully i can go into schools and sayjust enjoy sport, it is meant to be fun. chase your dreams. do you feel that you've left the sport in a healthy position? i hope so, i think i

its branching skeletons form frameworks and eventually extensive reefs. these colonies are home to starfish sea urchins lots of different fish and countless other kinds of animal. as windy and our cold water corals are called the bioengineers of the deep many species of fish including ones that are commercially fish use these coral reefs as spawning grounds as a place to feed and also a shelter so they play an important role in shaping the deep sea ecosystem in netty sea researchers have identified four thousand six hundred species that live in cold water coral reef ecosystems and each expedition uncovers more but how cold water corals reproduce is still something of a mystery. the world down there in the depths is astoundingly diverse and puzzling it would be terrible if it were lost before we managed to understand it. from the deep sea we head up into the air with a dragon. these flying creatures are certainly trendy nowadays just look at the popularity of the game of thrones series jenkins may be a purely mythical species but an excavation in romania h

britain's greatest winter 0lympian, lizzie yarnold, is retiring from skeleton.ll be hearing from her after 8am. that was one of the debates we had before going on this morning, talking about nile and his finger. here's the next one, what kind of language should we use for this? ronnie 0'sullivan has been making headlines again, this time for his comments about the venue for the english 0pen snooker. after winning his first—round match, he described the leisure centre in crawley as a hellhole with no atmosphere, and it smelt of urine. that's my hometown! ronnie, what are you saying! world snooker said they were surprised by his comments and feedback from other players had been positive. i've heard the clip of him and there's no messing around. it smells. me and romesh ranganathan, we are boys from crawley. i'm sure there are areas of every count that smell of urine. leisure centres are funny places. it's six months since england won netball gold at the commonwealth games. but that last—second goal, stunning the world champions australia in their own back yard, cr

there is a bobsled and skeleton -- in bobsled and skeleton, we have been able to protect our athletes, but we can never become complacent in our rules of standards. i say our athletes because collectively, we all represent olympic sport. and when one organization fails to protect an athlete, we all have failed that athlete. we are not a large in gb and we have unique challenges, and that was one of the topics for years, the uniqueness of that. kids don't compete in bobsled and skeleton in high school or college, so we are responsible for finding them, introducing them to the sports, training them from beginner to olympic medalist and we have to hire foreign coaches, or develop coaches on our own. shipping are high for that technology around the world. we don't raise money from events or membership, so we rely on sponsors, donors, and the usoc for funding. the usoc is the largest contributor to that funding. there are three key factors necessary to win a raise and bobsled and skeleton. competitive pushing at the star, competitive driving down the hill, and a competitive sled. 19601990,

bobsled and skeleton federation. now usa bobsled and skeleton. and i still had fond memories of competing in the 1998, 2002, winter olympic games in bobsled. so i was excited about returning to that. but i also knew it would not be an easy role. the organization had just been restructured by the usoc due to a series of leadership mishaps, including mismanagementme of sexual harassment allegations against one of the coaches in 2005. that issue had been resolved by the time the new board hired me but we still needed to establish a professional performance-based culture so through the usoc, i set up mandatory training for all staff and coaches on eeoc protections and workplace standards to ensure our people were trained and expectations were clear from the very start. but policies can only be effective if the leadership sets the example. this is part of our culture at usabs and we never compromise those values. particularly with the leadership team. much hascenter for safe sport. although we have not needed to utilize the center for investigating cl

lizzy yarnold‘s skeleton gold medals in 2014 and 2018 make her britain‘s best ever winter 0lympian.is team. it was neverjust me by myself so i guess i‘m able to take the opportunity to thank everyone for helping me achieve my dreams. iwonder, though, lizzy, how you ever replace that adrenaline rush? i‘m hoping to just stop and rest now, i guess. her experiences will now be channelled, she hopes, into sports governance and this kind of thing — talking to young people. i loved just simply trying to see what i could achieve. coming back to my school, it really brings back the memory that even at that point, i didn‘t know that i was going to be a skeleton athlete. you might be able to live out that dream as a musician or chef. i don‘t mind if people do sport or not, ijust would love to encourage people to follow their own dream. while the girls here in this pe class are doing their gcses and thinking about careers, well, what about heading 90mph headfirst down an ice chute in something about 18 inches wide? i think it would be fun to try but it would be a bit scary so i'm not sure i cou

. >> they have skeletons on them. and the "new york times" has taken a photo of them and printed it already so there will be no media today on these. >> your skeleton socks, you bust them out on what occasion? >> there was no particular occasion. just a bunch of pairs of them. >> okay. dr. gottlieb, in the united states, sellers of traditional tobacco products are -- have restricted marketing under the master settlement. why don't e-cigarette manufacturers voluntarily restrict their sales in a similar way? >> that's one of the things we're looking at. we're looking at a range of options. we'll be announcing some additional steps we're going to take in november and the data that we have right now, we have early data from the national youth tobacco survey showing a sharp spike in the use of e-cigarettes by kids and the data isn't just a rising youth use of e-cigarettes. it's troubling data across the board. so, all the trends are turning sharply in the wrong direction, including the number of kids using e-cigarettes for

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. ♪ ♪ there are skeletons and spiders as you might expect... butthe t neighborhood.letons, spiders as you might expect, but with a clear political theme thrown in. kpix 5's andrea nakano joins us live. >> reporter: it is pretty scary walking by some of these decorations here. this is suppose to be senator ted cruz, the most punchable face in america. and then back here we have supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. he has the two beer cans on his helmet with his legs up on a keg and even that beach week calendar. now some say this of prcy, but ll of iswanted to take a stand. >> reporter: it's a spooktacular halloween displacement one the creator says has a frightening political message. >> the administration, it's basically the scariest monsters we could think of. and that's why we do the displays like it had. >> reporter: for daniel and his wife, this is a very, very halloween part. >> we were hoping he would be impeached here for one and two. but the material will keep on coming. >> reporter: for the most part. rial, it >> it is funny, but sad and truthful >> i'm g

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i was the shower curtain and russ was johnny in the skeleton outf outfit. >> jimmy: if you don't knowces, you absolutely should be anamshamed of yoursel. >> i actually -- so, first of all, i -- [ applause ] >> we couldn't find a skeleton outfit. he is 6'4". so we got a black jumpsuit and put white tape and made a skeleton. >> you did a good job with that, actually. >> the shower curtain for me was a hula hoop, and i spray painted all the polka dots on a red shower curtain and had a chargers jersey. it was a lot of work, and the kicker was, we went to the party and, great, we're going to go out. we're out in the world, and i couldn't get through the door because the hula hoop was too b big. we are definitely standing in a parking lot. >> jimmy: oh, really? you didn't get to go to the party? >> no. we're in a parking lot. >> jimmy: then did you get beaten up like daniel after the party in the karate kid? >> no, thank god. >> russell -- >> no, nobody beats me up with russell around. >> jimmy: you just got back into the united states. >> i did. >> jimmy: from vietnam? wow. what was that l

>> they have skeletons on them,. >> they're skeleton socks and you bust them out on what occasion? >> there was no particular occasion. just a bunch of pairs of them. >> dr. gottlieb, in the united states, sellers of traditional tobacco products have restricted marketing under the master settlement. why don't e-cigarette manufacturers voluntarily quit selling in certain arenas? >> we'll announce certain steps we're going to take probably sometime in november. we have early data from the national tobacco association showing a rise in use of e-cigarettes by kids. it's not just kids, it's troubling numbers across the board, including kids who use e-cigarettes for longer durations of time, 20 days or more. so we're looking at if you use the product more than 20 days. that constitutes misuse under the survey. one of the things we're looking at specifically is whether or not we should change regulations to address how these products are particularly being sold on line. we have two problems. one is with appeal. they're too appealing to kids, and one is access. they're too accessible to ki

like he is the skeleton in the closeted-- schos et.-- do you understand the gravity of the situation. you are up against somebody who, like he is talking point proof. is he the teflon don, nothing gets through him. what do you think would you do differently in going up against donald trump. >> well, i would say two things, first of all, if i decide to run, i don't think that you are going to beat donald trump by trying to be donald trump. (applause) i watch a lot of boxing. if you watch boxing or sports or other things, you see that oftentimes people that are considered invincible are not beaten by somebody that has exactly the same skill set. they are beaten by somebody that has a different style. but maybe more importantly, it is the folks who have been hopeful and optimistic and painted a strong vision for the future that especially if democrats have prevailed, you think about in the modern era, kennedy or carter when he ran, when he represented a break from scandal or clinton when he ran, or perhaps the best example, br ak obama. s

we have heard about robotic skeletons, which in the past have shown people how to move.y has it been so successful? 50 it is not really a robotic skeleton, but the candidate has the stimulation on the spinal cord that is activating the muscles of his leg. so when he wants to walk, the stimulation is helping him to put one foot in front of the other and is facilitating him to walk. what is so different about it this time? it's it all about co—ordinating their message to the brain with the nerve ending? what is it all about? when he wants to step in and he is activating his muscles in the robot. everything is passive, it is activated by himself. in our study, the patients are themselves activating their brain, the legs. how far off activating their brain, the legs. howfaroff are activating their brain, the legs. how far off are we from what i would like to call, to a fork paralysis? —— a cure for paralysis? like to call, to a fork paralysis? -- a cure for paralysis? we are still developing and are doing a proof of concept. we are really able to help three patients that wer

and that skeleton did not magically appear in the building all put together. it was, first and foremost, a carcass of a decaying whale that washed up on pigeon point. and said he was out there with her elbows -- elbow deep, not knee-deep, may be that too in blubber as she extracted that skeleton to bring it back and share with the students. so this is a labor of love. it was a labor of love from the founder. it is a labor of love from the people who work there and of course, the kids are what make it worth it and for all of us who are scientists and educators at heart, we know the importance of the dedication of staff. thank you for being up to your elbows every day unsure. >> either other comments from our colleagues? >> thank you so much. this recognition means a lot to us. and that day after the beach, no one would sit next to me on bart on the way home. but thank you so much for all of your comments. i want to do one less thing which means it means a lot to us to try and make as much impact as we can with the families of our students. so that what we are d

you see the little skeleton baby in her stomach? . ( darya )ahhh..n up now.. so no more costumes.. but this was my favorite: my daughter can't kill me for showing this because she's away at college (shhhh our secret). she loved to dress up as princesses too.. but what if you're already the queen bey??? check out beyonce.. tbt tony braxton! recreation of the album cover from the 90's. what about jayze?? i love what about jayze?? i love the coordinated couples costumes: you think beyonce could say honey we're going to be peanut butter and jelly this year.. won't that be cute?you think he would agree to do that james?? it's easier to get your dog to dress up get your dog it's easier to get your dog it's easier to get your dog to dress up cuz they can't complain: i love the election dog you had one year... are you dressing up ollie tonight?? i dressed my dog manny up when he was a puppy.. but he's too old for that now.. he told me a feels silly.. he also shakes everything off. ( darya )speaking of taking off your custume.. make sure you can get it off..

and his friends tried to topple it he was crushed by the stone during later excavation work his skeleton was discovered beneath the stone along with a few coins. a bank in ditches around the large circle which is almost half a kilometer in diameter. once four hundred uprights marked the two avenues leading into the center of the circle. today the road follows the old track. a mile south of a bridge stands the mysterious silvery hill the largest pyramid in europe. to create this mound which is forty meters high a quarter of a million cubic meters of soil had to be moved ten years labor for a workforce of seven hundred. using only the simple tools of the neolithic age vast amounts of chalk was quarried brought here and heaped up in layers. what was the purpose of silvery hill one possibility is that the mound represented a mother goddess who every year became pregnant with the fruits of the earth for the a very complex wasn't dedicated to moon and sun worship but to the cycle of birth life and death fertility and mortality. this interpretation is supported by the fact that there are obviou

and the skeleton check out this huge figure round the corner from me.is animals. these ghoulish pumpkins. and this is washington. so of course halloween will be political. this is the remains of a man who'd just liked beer. let's bring you a clearer shot. this was poppy, my 12—year—old, she likes to say she goes all out on the decorating scene, so goes all out on the decorating scene, so this is her pumpkins, her skeleton, the red lights, and that little ghoulish figure you can see in the window. tonight though i have 1412 —year—old girls coming to my house. we did have christian fraser there. he has gone. this is my friend. it's not actually a candle in this, it is my iphone. it is all health and safety. anyway, here's here to tell you a bit about how many pumpkins we consume in britain at this time of year. 10 million, in fa ct. at this time of year. 10 million, in fact. 95% go to lamps like this. and do you know that we throw away around 50% of the stuff that we carve out from inside? not many of us carve out from inside? not many of us eat it. these

i mean, you talk about some skeletons. a low-scoring game but a great one.ootball took a big step forward today. justin "look what she's accomplished... she authored the ban on assault weapons... pushed the desert protection act through congress, and steered billions of federal dollars to california projects such as subway construction and wildfire restoration." "she... played an important role in fighting off ...trump's efforts to kill the affordable care act." california news papers endorse dianne feinstein for us senate. california values senator dianne feinstein abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> a large part of cal head coach justin wilcox experience came under chris peterson at boise state. today he delivered his biggest win in berkeley against his former head coach. they're ready for an upset at memorial stadium and got a good one. jake browning's pass picked up by cameron ft. sosle j lehner. evan weaver doesn't care. the big man manages to stay on his feet and return it. yards. reach for the pylon and get the score. cal takes a 12-7 lead.

but if you look in their background, they all have skeletons. to be flaming unmanned were trying to criticize for something they actually did themselves with their lying, groping, this come about. i think it's a disgrace and the american people better wake up and come to their senses. >> what you know, it's a really difficult situation. on one hand allegations like this are not true, the caller is right. you're putting somebody through something at great personal cost to him in this case. on the other hand if they are true, do want this person is having a lifetime seat on the supreme court and that this person is lying about what happened to you want this person a lifetime seat on the supreme court. at the moment there's not a clearer better way to do this. it might've been better to do this behind closed doors. you know, if it had worked out that way. whether that would've satisfied everybody that these allegations were truly getting a fair hearing not clear. given how important supreme court seats are in the world we live in right now. poster

announcing her retirement, double olympic skeleton champion lizzie yarnold criticised the world anti—dopingyear ban on russia. she won her first olympic title at sochi, where it emerged russia had carried out the systematic mass doping of its athletes. she would like to stay in sport to help in the fight against drugs cheats. there are boards i could hope to apply to be on and continue to have the voice of the athlete represented and remind people that we have to protect athletes especially when we are talking about anti—doping issues, we have to keep banging the drum and protect clean and fair competition. it is important use the platform i have is an olympic athlete and make sure our voices are heard even though it feels like not being heard, we have to continue the fight. engand face sri lanka in the third odi tomorrow in kandy. the first was a wash out, but they took a 1—0 lead in another rain—affected match in dambulla, with three left to play. the good news for england ahead of the world cup next summer on home soil, moeen ali believes he's coming into the peak of his career. the ment

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archaeologists are to move more than 40,000 skeletons to make way for a new hs2 railway station in london. # mamma mia, mamma mia. # mamma mia let me go...#. and a foot—stomping celebration of queen in bohemian rhapsody. that and all the rest of the week's new releases in the film review with jason solomons. it's 5pm. our main story... the former attorney general, dominic grieve, says the labour peer lord hain acted "arrogantly" when he named sir philip green in parliament as the businessman facing accusations of sexual and racial harassment. lord hain used parliamentary privilege to name sir philip yesterday, despite a court injunction against revealing his identity. sir philip says he "categorically and wholly denies" any allegation of unlawful sexual or racist behaviour. 0ur correspondent theo leggett reports. he is the man who left school with no qualifications but built a retail empire, consorting with celebrities and being courted by politicians. he controls leading brands such as topshop, miss selfridge and dorothy perkins. but sir philip green's attempt to avoid bad publicity has

bobsled skeleton federation. i still had fond memories of competing in the 1998, 2002 winter games in bobsled. i was excited about returning to that. i also knew it would not be easy. the organization had just been restructured due to a series of leadership mishaps including mismanagement of sexual harassment allegations against one of the coaches. that issue had been resolved by the time the new board hired me but we still needed to establish a professional performance-based culture. training todatory ensure our people were trained and expectations were clear from the start. policies can only be effective if leadership sets the example. culture, i would never compromise those values. particularly with the leadership team. much has happened since then including the creation of the u.s. center for safe sport. they have been incredibly valuable for offering training, awareness, policy guidance and education to our athletes, coaches and staff. we have adopted a safe sport policy to protecting athletes. -- abuses ofu

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it was there we met laila mustafa, a 30-year-old woman in charge of resurrecting this skeleton of a city. so, last year, when isis was still in charge of raqqa, women couldn't show their faces in this city. and now, you, a woman, you're in charge of the city. how do you think isis would feel about that? ♪ ♪ >> opening night at the new york phil. jaap van zweden's official debut. ♪ ♪ would you consider really good composers of popular music for the symphony orchestra? >> for special occasions, absolutely. i would love to work with pharrell. lady gaga. >> lady gaga? >> why not? isn't she fantastic? ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm scott pelley. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm holly williams. >> i'm bill whitaker. those stories, tonight, on "60 minutes." - [announcer] the typical vacuum head can struggle with large debris and stuck-on dust, so shark invented duoclean, replacing the front wall with a rotating soft brush. while deep cleaning carpets, two brush rolls pick up large particles with ease, make quick work of stuck-on dust, giving hard floor

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those particular bones, just a few, a partial skeleton, turned up during construction of a walmart parkingot not far from the place where david lived. surfaced just a year after david died. had been gathering dust in storage for 15 years. the detective went to see a forensic anthropologist, but when the doctor measured the bones -- >> so she comes out and she says, "no, it's looking like he's only about 5'9." >> reporter: still, velasquez had a hunch that she had finally found david jackson. and she wasn't the sort of person to give up on a hunch. >> and i said, "can we please do this one more time?" and she comes back and she goes, "honey," she says, "i was wrong the first time." she says, "this person is anywhere between 5'9" and 6'1." i said, "oh, my gosh, i think i've hit pay dirt." >> reporter: she got dna from david's mother, waited for a lab to compare the samples. and ten days later detective velasquez called the testing facility. >> she comes to the phone and she says to me, "well, i sure hope you're sitting down." i said "why?" "you got a 100% match." oh my gosh. i said, "what?"

that's the best thing about skeletons. [ light laughter ] >> yeah, exactly, yeah.finitely a little creepy. >> seth: a little creepy. not a zombie film. you guys are not chased by zombies. was there a disappointment that you're in a post-apocalyptic film so often populated by zombies and you did not have to run from any? >> i know, i -- you know, i am into, like, the makeup of prosthetics and things. so i was a little let down. >> seth: yeah. >> i would love to be a zombie, and get to do that. but ours takes place in kind of what the world would really be if everybody just dropped dead and you were the only one standing. >> seth: well, there you go. >> so yeah, no zombies. >> seth: and that's when i think -- you guys did it. you filmed in upstate new york, correct? >> we did. >> seth: how do you keep people from not coming outside when you're filming a movie about being the last two people on earth? [ light laughter ] >> it was very difficult. >> seth: i imagine it would be hard. >> yes, we had, because also, you know, the -- we would be filming on these streets and

look for the showing of the where the skeleton is lost when the church. has a critical ship your view of the ships only. the time of shipping. yep and you lost a good bit of the process and you will still say no i don't know what that. was the last one was in the process. but arsenal boys are right there yet i've played. through some really strong. church secret indeed catholic priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it quite literally i like to call this the do graphic solution. what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot where the previous standard is not the highest ranks of the catholic church help conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that end of that's known as the. there. later on. this is boom bust broadcasting around the world and covering the world of business and finance and the impact upon you the impact upon all of us i'm bart chilton in washington thanks for being on board we're glad you're with us coming up today

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used to hibernate in this chamber scientists have found the bones of more than forty animals and skeletonis on display in the cave. a tour of the cave takes about half an hour. this way be an elk biosphere reserve is not only about nature the area also has twenty nine talents one of them is missing in. kids home to the biosphere center in it i learn more about you nest close network of biosphere reserves there are more than six hundred fifty of them worldwide including this wave you know. the head of the center tells me what's so special about three jin. how did she swabian earn this title of biosphere. we have a book a fantastic themes there are large numbers of castles and palaces here lots of caves you can explore its wonderful told by views when i hear biosphere reserve and the first thing i think of is conservation and on sport nature how do towns and car traffic fit in with that. in your spending bill gates well miles fair reserves are about protecting nature but also about people and establishing harmony between humans and nature the biosphere areas protect cultivated landscapes th

giant skeletons danced in the streets yesterday, along with acrobats and actors. the parade made its way along a three-mile route, ending in the center of mexico's capital. it paid tribute to my immigrants who lost their lives. families honor and keep the memory of their dead family members alive. >>> a social media mystery is now solved. >> a man from michigan who captured a loving moment knows the people in his image. he shot this earlier this month at yosemite. he announced he finally identified them as charlie behr and fiancee melissa. behr's brother saw a report and contacted him. the question now is, will dippel be invited to the wedding? >> he might be. pretty cool shot. >> we were wondering how they could possibly not know. i guess eventually it made its way through social media. >>> would you pay a monthly fee for answer that typically cost money? >>> and a texas driver yelled this to a woman.he wants eveono know. > big corporations are making and just got a huge tax break. but the middle class is struggling. prop c is a common-sense plan. the top 1% of b