what happened was stan finally got fed up and stan did get them a deal at 20th century fox and oliver had six more months on his contract. there's rub. ies that one of the significant parts of their contract, when hall had to start working for hal without stan. we explore that portrayal in the film. it's one of the few moments of conflict. >> the film charts of europe and britain in the 1950s when they were already washed up and it's about how people deal with having been at the top of their game and then suddenly they're forgotten and rejected and trying to earn a few sheckles touring around britain to pay the rent. >> i myself think of a vaudeville career. one thing i can always do. i can always sing a couple songs, make some folks laugh. >> what is heartwarming and uplifting, christiane, when they finished touring europe, they still love comedy and the ability to make people laugh. this film for us is a love letter to those who toil to make us laugh, because however the throweaway and ephemeral and disposable and silly the comedy of laurel and hardy seernlgs the work and craft that

mrstan mr stan laurel mrstan laureland mr stan laurel and oliver hardy!mebody who wrote and crafted comedy, which is something that i have done for the last 30 years. the film is not all laughs. there is tension between the pair as they are golden hollywood era fades. lucky to spend their life with a man who hides behind his typewriter. you betrayed me. most people start the film laughing but leave with a tear in their eye, because people do connect with it emotionally. it is about two men in the autumn of their lives who learn to love and respect each other. we're setting up on our own. the sons of the desert were very proprietorial on stan and moral. —— sta n proprietorial on stan and moral. —— stan and ollie. in fact, i've got a lapel badge given to me by them and we've got honorary memberships. so they approved of it and they are a tough nut to crack but they gave the film their blessing. after a private screening for the lucky few, the reviews are out. they've done the boys proud. i'd like to think they are up there and they are happy with what has j

what stan says is right. if you look at the s&p 500, 50% of the stocks are down more than 20% year to date. right? they are in a bear market. how can that be healthy? i think he is absolutely right. i look at construction. construction is very weak. house builders have been destroyed. housing stocks have actually been on the weak side. to me that is a sign of weakness to come in the economy. that is a very big economy. a very big employer. when you don't get housing starts you're not getting that big push in economic activity. francine: this is six months down the road that it becomes, it was interesting hearing him explain the signs that he sees. they are amber. as soon as they are red it means there is a warning side. how fast can they be red? six months? does it take until the end of the year? >> i think it takes most of next year but the problem is the time for the fed to act is definitely within the next six months. they don't have long. they really don't have long. they are a trying to shrink their bala

you're not real, stan. you're hollow. you're empty. >> i loved us. you loved laurel and hardy.ers and applause ) >> yeah, it gets pretty serious. >> stephen: that's lovely. yeah, thank you, thank you. >> stephen: nice meeting you. thanks for being here. >> it's a real pleasure, stephen. >> stephen: "stan & ollie" is in theaters next friday. john c. reilly, everybody! we'll be right back with senator jeff flake. ( cheers and applause ) ( ♪ ) (woman) (parawh, you're having oh han ugly sweater party?ys! (dad) what? (woman) oh...no... (dad) uh, are you throwing a burnt cookie party? richard: oh! ernie: was that too hard for yo? richard: no. is this too hard for you? ernie: woo! we're playing catch now! richard: ugh! ernie: sorry, sorry, sorry ! like concert tickets or a new snowboard. matt: whoo! whoo! jen: but that all changed when we bought a house. ilà! jen: matt started turning into his dad. ma mm. some go♪d mulch. i'm awake. but it was pretty nifty when jen showed me how easy it was to protect our home and auto with progressive. [ wrapper crinkling ] get this butterscotch out

. - you don't get it, stan! gt i can play here all i want. i even get free frescas.t !ought i was having hav a great timeas because i was getting signed by managersd by man and going to big sex and coke parties,s, but then i realized i was having funas havg because i was doing all thatf that with my best friend. - it was pretty fun, wasn't it? wa yea - yeah. - look, i doubt we could break a million together anyway.lion g - i don't care. i'd just like to play pl with you again...to - i don't really see the fun in...see th not trying to kick that game's ass once and for all.ass n - you mean it? - i think we can do it, stan!can do i i've been close to a million a few times by myself! - then let's go, dude! - oh, wait. wait. i'm supposed to play here. hey, nick, would you mind if i just stepped out for a--stepped - go on. get out of here, kid. -, . who needs your whalin' and rockin' around here anyways? - thanks, nick.thank - all right, dude, let's do this.dude, what the hell? - come on, come on! you almost got me! almost catch me! come on! - aw, god damn it! dad, geaw,ff o

. >> stan lee stan lee stan lee stan lee.you just need someone watching the back. >> ant man and the wasp teaming. >> up what a legacy he left. >> isn't that a little derivative. >> you're absolutely right. >> i'm a big fan of the marvel universe, so it was a big year for marvel for sure. >> definitely. >> it was great and "black panther" was great. >> what's up? >> i never yielded. as you can see, i am not dead. >> i'm a huge marvel comic film fanatic. i loved infinity wars and "black panther," wakanda forever. >> it was the best action film of the year, and the box office loved it too. >> made $1 billion because every black person was required to see it. >> brilliant, loved it. >> how long before a man like that has had enough? >> this year saw mortal adventures unfolding as well from mission impossible to the meg. >> my god. >> because a movie about just a shark isn't good enough anymore. it needs to be about a giant shark that more or less eats china. >> rom-coms always did well, best comedy duo, kevin hart and tiffany ha

thank you stans fragile economy relies on the export of cotton money sent home by up to two million tons working in russia and the export of aluminum. this is the largest economy in plant in central asia consumes around forty percent of the stans electricity and his government owned plans for expanding the plant to depend on the supply of even more power workers here know they are lucky to have a job. i've worked here for twenty seven years i have a family two kids one grandchild this is how i support them this job is important for me and my family it's in the soviet built neighborhoods of the capital do you see how people are living in poverty and how desperately this country needs an economic boost. hasn't heard from her husband since two thousand and five he went to russia to work and never came back she has two children including a son who left for russia two months ago also to find a job. i want my kids to have a good life i want my own flat i just want a good life i want my son to come back from russia at the rogue and damn president rahman pressed the button starting the first of

i love it. >> stan created spider-man, iranman, the hulk, and thor and made cameos and many movies. >n't as steady as they used to be. >> in the beginning i (ken) the police chief choked up as he spoke about his officer who was killed the day after christmas.(ken) there are only 12 sworn officers in the newman police department. the death of one of their own, has caused tremendous grief for the small town. good evening. i am ken wayne. (vicki) and i am vicki liviakis.. in for pam moore tonight. the officer was a husband, new father and immigrant - fulfilling a life

stan lee. yeah, nice try, buddy. nice try. no, really. i'm stan lee.son can make a difference. straighten out, straighten out. all right. i got it straight. oh, my god. bring it around. it really doesn't take a rocket scientist to be an actor. you just have to try and make it real. what do you do except drive fast? have fun. is this fun? driving? driving, talking to me. well, they're both a challenge. you come into my house, my party, to tell me about the future and the future is tape, video tape, and not film that has amateurs and not professionals? i'm a film—maker. that is why i will never make a movie on video tape. # wake me up when it's all over. # when i'm wiser and i'm older. # all this time i was finding myself. # and i didn't know i was lost. dale winton! hello! thank you, thank you so much. hi there. welcome to supermarket sweep. forget blake. you have control of the liberator now. there is no more powerful ship in the galaxy. you have orac. avon, don't you see what that means? at this moment we can take history and shape it in our own image

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erik: not withstanding the call for a pause, neither stan or leave it isarsh time to ease again.t they are saying is the markets are telling us there is at the very least uncertainty and the possibility of economic downturn. let's wait and see. instead of hiking rates now in december, let's wait for three months or perhaps six months and see what happens. the point being if the fed hikes now, and actually tips the economy downward, the actions it may have to take in the months ahead would be far greater and more destabilizing then the consequences of waiting and hiking as soon as march. vonnie: you are going to be speaking to stanley druckenmiller. are you going to figure out where he sees opportunity? erik: of course. in his 29 years running duquesne capital management, the period where he became the greatest investor of the modern era, putting up 30% to hear on average with no down years, the way he did it was by following central banking mistakes and the impact on the quiddity. he is warning of potential central banking mistakes. -- liquidity. he is warning of potential centra

we will hear now from stan druckenmiller next.omberg. ♪ david: this is balance of power on bloomberg television. the federal reserve decision comes tomorrow afternoon. president trump has made no secret of the fact that he does not want to see a rate hike. erik schatzker spoke with dan -- stan druckenmiller. >> i do want to address trump. i know there is a narrative out there that the fed will lose credibility if they came into trump here. i could not agree more, that it would be horrific if the fed were to pause because they were bullied by donald trump. i also want to think that it would be horrific if the fed pause because they are afraid people would believe they were bullied by donald trump. let me just say that a stock isck -- a stopped clock right twice a day. president trump is a low interest rate guy because he is from the real estate industry. beca -- because just because he thinks it is not a good idea right now, does it mean it's true. we need to take him out of the equation. much more do politics play into your invest

billionaire stan druckenmiller one step further. duquesne family office founder co-wrote an op-ed in the "wall street journal" urges a hike.ause in a rate he explained his position in an exclusive interview. >> if you look at the coincident economic indicators which i wish the fed did. they actually look at lagging indicators. if you look at the coincident ones, they all look quite good. handle, so forth and so on. if you look at the indicators i have historically used in my business, they're not quite red yet but they are definitely amber and they are setting off warning signs. erik: what do you see? >> the best economist i know is the inside of the stock market and i'm sure you heard harrick and i heard in my economics one -- stock market is predicted nine out of the last five recessions. i will say that's better than the fed. they've gone 0-9. nine of five is not terrible. but the best economist i know out this is the inside of the stock market. so the fed, when they look at the stock market and they look at financial indicators,

and stan saysis it's a great idea. [laughter] it.man says great do you can tell sherman doesn't because the next year when it was voided sherman did not say anything. >> there is a contrarian view of sherman's march from atlanta to savannah that [indiscernible] >> i wouldn't say that they did more damage, i know they did some damage. i don't think they did more because sherman's army was so large. i do think there was blame enough to spread around. the people who were hurt by this are the ones who in the end are always hurt by war which are civilians and women and children, black and white, who are really left struggle. part of the reason, too, that sherman -- one of the things i about the dolly birch quote of food, a has a ton lot of food that plantation in lot more than a you would find in virginia, and area largelyis an untouched by the war and that's part of the reason sherman's going through there but i don't wheeler's cavalry did more damage but they certainly did their part. i'm relatively new to this notion tha

. >> stanley, stanley, stan lee, stan lee, stan lee.d someone watching your back. >> and man and is wasp teaming up. >> but what a legacy he left. >> we'll be known as x force. >> isn't that a little derivative? >> you're absolutely right. >> i'm a big fan of the marvel universe, though. >> that was a big year for marvel. >> "black panther" was great. >> what's up! >> as you can see, i am not dead. >> i'm a huge marvel comic film fanatic. i loved infinity wars and "black panther," hello. wakanda forever. >> let's give "black panther" what millions ever fans have already said. it was the best action film of the year. and the box office loved it, too. >> made a billion dollars because every black person on earth was required to see it. i don't know if you're aware of that. we were required to see it. >> amazing movie, brilliant, loved it. >> how long before a man like that has had enough? >> this year saw more mortal adventures unfolding as well. for mission impossible fall out to the meg. >> because a movie about just a shark isn't good

my boyhood hero was stan musial, stan the man. st. louis cardinal hall of famer. he retired in 1963 holding national league career marks for games played at-bats and hits. asked to describe the habits that kept him in baseball so long, he once said, get eight hours of sleep regularly, keep your weight down, run a mile a day, if you schuss smoke, smoke cigars, then cut down on inhaling. make at that point to bat .3000. clean air mis-caskill has always brought the same work ethic to work that stan musial brought to baseball. her batting average is considerably better than .300. five years ago senator mccaskill and i teamed up to suggest a name for a new bridge, a beautiful new bridge that spanned the mighty mississippi river between her state of missouri and mine of illinois. -- near st. louis. thanks to clair's leadership, it is called the stan musial bridge. it is a well-deserved fitting tribute to my boyhood hero and to fitting tribute to claire mccaskill's tenacity. clair is a bridge builder. she doesn't asked whether ideas do many from the left or right, she as

"stan and ollie" follows the legendary comedy duo as they tour post-war england.d release on friday. joining it on the specialty theater circuit is felicity jones as ruth bader ginsberg in "on the basis of sex," and nicole kidman in the crime drama, "destroyer." in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. (darya)that's it for us this morning... >> announcer: today on "dr. phil." she claims mom is evil. a liar. >> my mom has fake illnesses. >> announcer: and raising her siblings in filth. >> there is trash everywhere, bedbugs, roaches. >> dr. phil: we wanted to shoot inside, you said it was not about housekeeping. we have a crew on the ground who can tell us. >> dr. phil: let's do it. >> have a good show, everybody. >> dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> standby, we're counting down. >> dr. phil: i'm trying to be an emotional compass to point >> dr. phil: i am not giving up on you. [crowd chanting "dr. phil"] [cheering and applauding]

construction of the rogue and dam started in one thousand nine hundred six when stan was part of the soviet union but the collapse of the communist state the civil war and repeated financial failings meant it was never completed now the first phase of a project that it's hoped will generate electricity for industries and much needed jobs is complete at its helm the man who was rules tajikistan for almost twenty five years the moment iraq more on the country's constitution was changed in two thousand and sixteen in a referendum the critics say was rigged on canal potentially be president for life rights groups say he has crushed all political dissent the main opposition party was banned in two thousand and fifteen there is no independent media in tajikistan and the country has suffered decades of economic hardship since román was elected in one nine hundred ninety four the government is describing the opening of this dam as the single biggest event in this country's history since its independence almost thirty years ago after the breakup of the soviet union. and is often described as

you can't think ahead in this market. >> stan druckenmiller speaking. plenty of interesting things he say for himself. you can find them on the bloomberg. you can find lot more on the as well. gtv go is one of the fantastic functions you can use. all the great charts we're using here on bloomberg television. available to use. great works goes into these charts. and pop them a presentation. go. this is bloomberg ♪ >> we are checking u.s. marks hours we come up to two into the u.s. session. we can see the stocks are off their highs. the s& s&p 500 is just quarter percent, six point gain there with general electric still leading the way. up .4 one percent. elevated vix. the other important things to note the, u.s. 10-year yield is 2.8, two percent of two day fed meeting. four minutes to go here in europe. let's look where the european sit.ts this is the picture we are seeing. trading lower. oil and gas feeling the pressure theng through from commodity market today. oil and gas is the worst performing sector. andity, tal telecoms healthcare. benext, we are

thank you stans fragile economy relies on the export of cotton money sent home by up to two million tonnes ics working in russia and the export of island medium. this is the largest economy implant in central asia consumes around forty percent of the stans electricity and his government owned plans for expanding the plants depend on the supply of even more power workers here know they are lucky to have a job. i've worked here for twenty seven years i have a family two kids one grandchild this is how i support them this job is important for me and my family. it's in the soviet build neighborhoods of the capital de sean bay where you see how people are living in poverty and how desperately this country needs an economic boost. hasn't heard from her husband since two thousand and five he went to russia to work and never came back she has two children including a son who left for russia two months ago also to find a job. i want my kids to have a good life i want my own flat i just want a good life i want my son to come back from russia at the rogue and damn president ramadan pressed the button

"stan and ollie" follows the legendary comedy duo as they tour post-war england.y. joining it on the specialty theater circuit is felicity jones as ruth bader ginsberg in "on the basis of sex," and nicole kidman in the crime drama, "destroyer." in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. (robin) coming up in the next hour ... a manhunt continues for an inmate who escaped from san quentin... details on how he managed to get out of prison. (robin) plus ... new pictures and new details on the man authorities say gunned down a newman police officer in stanislaus county. (robin) plus ... the latest on the migrant crisis at the border. how congress is investigating the deaths of two children in u-s custody. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ♪ whoa! the mercedes-benz winter event is back, and you won't want to stop for anything else. lease the gla 250 for $359 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. (robin) good morning i'm robin winston in for darya folsom..(will) and i'm will tran in for james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weath

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the inventor gave the recipe to the beat writer of the chronicle, stan della plane. >> reporter: so stana plane who brought irish coffee from ireland to here, he was newspaper guy. he was a reporter. >> he was a newspaper. >> reporter: so it is proper for me to say maybe a news reporter is the originator of irish coffee in america other than a bartender? >> let's say he conveyed the recipe to the right choice. >> reporter: that recipe, two sugars, hot coffee, and of course the active ingredient. >> about an ounce and a third here of irish whiskey. >> reporter: then the finishing touch, carefully floating a layer of heavy cream on top, an irresistible combination. let me taste the whiskey. dangerous to do this with an mustache. >> nobody drinks only one. >> reporter: bob freeman admits he wasn't really an irish coffee fan when he bought the buena vista back in 2001. >> at the time, they were doing about a quarter million irish coffees a year. >> a quarter million a year? >> yeah, around that number, yes. >> reporter: this was a sound business decision, not because of any romantic idea abo

stan has no, 58 degrees -- stan has a -- san jose. we will take a look at the next sign of brain, coming up. >>> gustavo perez arriaga is suspected of killing a police officer and is now in custody. there have been more arrests. the suspects girlfriend was taken into custody yesterday . his brother was arrested livermore. both are accused of helping him while he was on the bottom. five other people were arrested. this is his mug shot. according to the sheriff's department, authorities have also found the likely murder weapon. he entered the u.s. illegally from mexico years ago and may have been heading back to the border when he was captured. he was affiliated with the sureÑo gang. cpl. ronil singh's brother was emotional when he thanked officers. >> i was waiting for this to happen. i would like to thank you for working day and night to make this happen. thank you. >> a vigil was held last night as people gathered to remember cpl. ronil singh. he was the first to die in the line of duty for newman. >> reporter: grief and togetherness

----stanford and nebraska....best of 5....tied at 1 set each....stanford set point stan at 24-16....anerror by capri davis....blocked by jenna gray and tamil alade....stanford takes the lead....2 sets to 1.... ----4th set.....nebraska set point stan at 23-15....the kill shot by mikaela foecke....nebraska ties it up again.... ----5th set...tied at 2 sets all....meghan mcclure with the shot.....out of reach by stanford....stanford wins!!! ---cardinals beat nebraska to win the ncaa division i championship for the 8th time in their team's history....the most all time.... (justine) the next olympics in the u-s will be the 2028 summer olympics in los angeles... now another olympics could be coming to the u-s... the city in running right after the break. (justine) the largest known diamond in north america has been found. take a look at this! this yellow diamond weighs 552 carats, and was discovered in october at a diamond mine in canada's northwest territories.--the diamond will not be sold in its rough form. instead, the mine company will seek a partner to cut and polish the stone. and it's

stan lee just died at the wonderful old age of 90-plus.lee. >> well, you know, marvel is -- i had a great time with that movie. taika waititi was the director, brilliant director. and we improvised a lot of that. kevin feige and louis d'esposito, the people at marvel, have a wonderful way of making these big movies but kind of creatively and adventuresomely and deliciously. but that was my brush with the marvel universe. so, stan lee -- i did meet once. we took a class picture. you could look it up and see it, so-called. we all went to atlanta, at one of the compounds of the marvel people, and all the casts of the last 10 years were gathered. you can imagine sam jackson, with whom i've done some things, robert downey early on there, scarlett johansson. anyway, we were all there on stands, and we took kind of a class picture, and he was there, already very old, but, you know... >> he really changed it, right? i mean, he changed contemporary culture. he's really put his stamp on it. >> i guess he did. did you read a lot of comic books? >> i

emily: billionaire investor and former hedge fund manager, stan druckenmiller, speaking exclusively withrik schatzker. uber and left has stressed the lyft have stressed the importance of passenger safety. is not done to ensure the safety of drivers? we will discuss, next. "bloomberg technology" is livestreaming on twitter. check us out @technology, and be sure to follow our global news network, @tictoc, on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ nancy: -- have beenr and lyft hailed. women who frequently drive for left and uber say they frequently acquire assault. what do these drivers tell you? >> these women were lured to the platforms because they are often taking care of kids, juggling responsibilities, and trying to make ends meet. what they weren't prepared for was the frequency of harassment they experience. these women were telling me they are frequently propositioned for sex, asked for drugs, forcibly kissed, touched inappropriately. the stories i hear were shocking. what's interesting to me is how frequent this happened. many women were told they would not have these passengers again, but

it will be a white christmas in the sierra 46 in con card. 5 # -- concord. 51 in stan fran. and the coastal flood advisory is in effect through 1:00 p.m. these are the highest tides of the season. do be caution if you are right along the water's edge. high tides again on monday. also monday, christmas eve, we're look at rain. very likely across the bay area. not a total rainout for everyone all day, but a little bit of rain. we'll time it out coming up. by the time santa arrives christmas eve and christmas, dry for his christmas gift tlif ris -- deliveries in the bay area. i'll time it out coming up. >>> and breaking news. at least one person is dead after a multiple parking lot vehicle accident in san bruno. the california highway patrol says it happened about 3:30 this morning on northbound 101. it's brock blocking multiple lanes near the san francisco airport. if you're flying out, allow for more time to get to the airport. no reports of other injuries and we will bring you more information as it becomes available before the end of the newscast. >>> and firefighter had to

>> well, as stan said, the law is a mess.survived because justice roberts invented this idea that the mandate was a tax. when the defenders said it was not. there is some satisfaction seeing them hoisted by their own argument. congress hasn't repealed it. it's an answer for congress. as a conservative we believe we have a government accountable to the elected representatives of the american people. we don't want the courts deciding our policy for us. the republicans failed to repeal obamacare during their time. they can't rely on a judge to do it. it opens up all courts of questions about preexisting conditions. the danger is the republicans because they are afraid to be blamed -- in remember in the mid-terms democrats used pre-existing continues to scare voters. if the republicans don't come up with an alternative to obamacare -- obamacare was president barack obama's biggest legacy and without nancy pelosi there would be no bill. she will be very protected. >> the mandate was to force everybody to participate in obamacare.

graham coming out and changing the whole approach to syria, these things are starting to add up, and stanystal is very precise in his language. he doesn't speak that way off the cuff. he is a quiet professional, and he and bill mcgraven, those guys are quiet and get the mission done. for both of them to be speaking up within the last month about what they see as a leadership void tells me an awful lot. >> thank you very much. >>> a bald eagle goes rogue, and steals the show at the cotton bowl. we'll tell you what happened, next. t bed is on sale now during our lowest prices of the season. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it can even warm your feet to help you fall asleep faster. so you wake up ready to make your resolutions, reality. and now, the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is only $1299. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with mattresses by j.d. power. plus, 24-month financing on all beds. ends new year's day. sleep number. proven, quality sleep. acidic foods can your enamel is very precious. wear away your enamel. your tooth is goi

that took place -- >> it should be taken -- the mic was not working. >> chair peskin: no problem, stan. is there a motion to recommend annual compensation for the executive director for 2019 with a 4.5% wage increase in the total amount of $254,833.22. >> supervisor kim: so moved. >> chair peskin: moved by commissioner kim, seconded by commissioner tang, and that will be an agenda item for the 7th of december. is there public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. [ gavel ]. >> chair peskin: ms. fong? >> let me confirm. 254,683.22. >> chair peskin: yes. i'm dyslexic. $254,683.22. and with that, we are adjourned. >> thank you very much to the committee. >> chair peskin: good morning and welcome to the san francisco transportation authority for today, tuesday, december 4, 2018. our clerk is mr. albert quintanilla. mr. quintanilla, could you please call the roll. [roll call] >> clerk: we have quorum. >> chair peskin: thank you. and colleagues, i just left a project labor agreement meeting with commissioner safai, so if we could have a motion to excuse commissioner safai, made by

when people came in, they would see this is what stan mcchrystal admires. it was true. then after charlottesville, to be honest, annie asked me what about that picture. i said what do you mean, you gave it to me, i could never get rid of something you gave me. and she said i don't think it means for everybody what it does for you. i think it's sending an unintended signal that some people may go home with. we talked about it and i said he's just a soldier, he made the decision to go with the south. she said maybe in your eyes, maybe even his eyes, but not in a lot of people's eyes. so after about a month of talking about it, thinking about it, i took it down and threw it away because she was absolutely right. however we think about robert e. lee in many ways, his legacy became used by people to include some of the iconic statues to send a message i don't seek association with, so i took it down. now, he's a complicated character because much about robert e. lee is extraordinar y extraordinarily, something that we should admire. if he was here today, he would be the most

but somehow, all first survived captain rick elderly woman stan side of road and i only found her becauseot tangled in some power lines that i had to cut.and somehow they helped the city of 27,000 evacuate or shelter in place surrounded by blowing flames on gridlocked roads and thanks to melting pipes, no water.battalion chief sims hawkins, cal fire butte county:"as i opened my door the embers are blowing inside my truck and thinking my truck's going to catch on fire. shut the door. run to the screaming i hear. it was an elderly couple cuddling each other."there are thousands of stories like this, making paradise a symbol of community sacrifice and survival.the biggest cleanup in state history is underway, and when the lines are up and safe, neighbors will be back helping neighbors sift through what's left.captain rick manson/cal fire butte county: "yeah. i believe that you know from when i started the fires that we see on a regular basis are much more there they're larger or more destructive and the future generation moving forward. they have a very dangerous job ahead of them." ( robin

when actor steve coogan decided to tackle the role of comedy star stan laurel in the new movie stan andton loves laurel and hardy. stan was born here in 1890. it has a museum to honour the comedy duo. that is where steve coogan told me he‘d brought his american co—star john c reilly to prepare for their roles. we tried on their clothes and handled the things that they had handled. we try to make some sort of spiritual connection with them. try and take some of that into our work on the film. we felt like we had their blessing before we went off to shoot. cut to set in 1953. steve coogan says that the field and affinity with stalin. i feel i empathise with him because he is somebody who wrote and crafted comedy, which is something that i have done for the last 30 years. the film is not all laughs. most people start the film laughing but leave with a tear in that i, because people do connect with it emotionally. it is about two men in the autumn of their lives who learn to love and respect each other. we got their blessing and i have got a little stan and ollie lapel badge andi little sta

thank you stans fragile economy relies on the export of cotton money sent home by up to two million tonnesics working in russia and the export of other medium. this is the largest economy implant in central asia consumes around forty percent of the stance electricity and his government owned plans for expanding the plants depend on the supply of even more power workers here know they are lucky to have a job. i've worked here for twenty seven years i have a family two kids one grandchild this is how i support them this job is important for me and my family. it's in the soviet built neighborhoods of the capital de sean bay where you see how people are living in poverty and how desperately this country needs an economic boost. hasn't heard from her husband since two thousand and five he went to russia to work and never came back she has two children including a son who left for russia two months ago also to find a job. i want my kids to have a good life i want my own flat i just want a good life i want my son to come back from russia. at the president rama press the button stands in the first

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wanting to feel superior to somebody, kids like pete zenwitz, stan lubov, funny names, but they can shootl right. well, who can't? >> let me try. doctor: i'm better than the dumb polocks any day of the week. >> i could have a bb gun if i wanted one. >> then why haven't you gotten one yet? >> i would rather have a 22. >> what did he say? >> he said shut up. pierogi?you like some >> oh boy, thank you. this is good. >> mmmm. >> don't you like it? [foreign language spoken] ♪ doctor: strange food, strange ways, strange people, different, foreign. he senses hidden things, mysteries, a different kind of church, where they speak a strange language, latin, strange, different, therefore bad, dangerous. >> why don't you go home where you belong? >> i can't find my best kitchen knife. have either of you children seen it? >> not me. you know what pete zinowitz has got? a brand-new bb gun, a repeater. father: what were you doing over there? >> walking by. >> walking by. how come i can't have a bike? >> daddy can't afford it, dummy. father: i will decide what we can afford. >> where do polocks get all t

to find the killer, thursday night, dectectives from the stan sheriffs office searched a property in el nido in merced county. the suspect was not located and the investigation remains fluid. the sheriff would not name the suspect, but confrimed the suspect is in the country illegally.sot he doesnt belong here he is a crimina,president trump tweeted "it is time to get tough on border security. he ended the post "build the wall."officers have recovered the truck, and will stop at nothing to find this accused cop killer."stanislaus county sheriff adam christianson"we will relentlessly continue to hunt our suspect down and bring him to justice. there is also his police dog sam, who was there during the shooting, but was not hurt. the k9 will retire, and go live with the family. so they don't lose an other loved one. in the newsroom justine waldman kron 4 news. (robin) a berkeley man was rescued after he fell while rock climbing in joshua tree national monument in san bernardino county. here is a picture of the helicopter used to rescue the man. the fall happened yesterday afternoon. she