so perhaps the fairest picture is of a country in stasis.cription for britain itself. here's nick watt on the night and the day. if a week is a long time in politics then a must be an eternity, just over a year ago a cult developed around jeremy corbyn, as theresa may cut a lonely figure. now it is the prime minister who looks happier after the tories held off a labour surge in london and they benefited elsewhere from ukip's troubles. labour notched up some victories but it was a disappointing night with the two main parties level pegging nationally. with a rare bounce in her step theresa may popped up on a mini tour of london and the west midlands. a warm reception for theresa may in the heart of the black country, and if the tories can do well in urban areas of the west midlands they can start to rebuild their reputation as more of a national party. here they benefited from the collapse in the ukip vote but they will need to appeal far more wisely and deeper than that if they are going to regain their parliamentary majority. it has been a

say that day 2 is stasis, followed by irrelevance, followed by decline, followed by death. that's why it is always day 1. how does that work? jeff: day one is a phrase we use at amazon all the time. i have been using it since my first annual shareholder letter from 20 years ago. we say it is always day one. and it needs to be day one for the reason you just mentioned. the real question for me is, how do you go about maintaining a day numeral and culture? it is great to have the scale of amazon. we have financial resources, lots of brilliant people, we can accomplish great things, we have global scope, we have operations all over the world. the downside of that is that you can lose your nimbleness, you can lose your entrepreneurial spirit, you can lose that kind of heart that small companies often have. so if you could have the best of both worlds, if you could have that entrepreneurial spirit and heart, while at the same time having all the advantages that come with scale and scope, think of the things that you could do. the question is how do you achieve that? the scale is

do you want to live in a world of stasis? have one want to trillion humans living in the solar system? the solar system is big. earth is small. small,th's surface is so it captures a tiny, tiny fraction of the solar output. once you go out into space, you have, for practical purposes, once again unlimited resources. if you had one trillion humans you would have 1000 mozart and 1000 einstein's, and so on and so on. that would be an incredible civilization that you would want your grandchildren's grandchildren to live in. i think ultimately, earth becomes zoned, residential and light industrial. and we will have universities here and beautiful parks and houses, but we won't have big factories. all of that will be much better done in i were we have access to much higher-quality resources. that is a multi-hundred year vision. my piece of this vision is, i am taking my amazon lottery winnings and i am converting them into reusable rocket loweres, so that we can the cost of access to space. because right now, the price of admission

stasis, par. final question.ton dynamics just came out with a rechargeable robotic pet to keep sad people company.ic the robot is modeled after which kind of animal? mark steyn. >> based on what they have in japan, i think i'm going to go with cat. >> tucker: cat, is a robotic cat the answer? >> look at this, boston dynamics has developed what it said -- i kind of like it. that's a robotic dog. >> it's terrifying. >> oh, my gosh, . 55 pounds, all electric. it can go 90 minutes on the charge. >> it doesn't even remotely resemble. >> tucker: a cat was a great guess because consider the market there. there's obviously a cat market, but it looks more like an insect. a.b. stoddard, you win. you get the mouth breather mug. congratulations. >> i know when mark anchors the show he gets a freebie so i don't feel badly. >> tucker: ouch.h. it takes more than brilliance to win this game. another fox friend of ours had better luck. shannon bream dominated "finalmi exam" for a record nine consecutive games, partly on the stren

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at the moment we are in a state of stasis in britain because we cannot get out of it, and we are lookingchange in post—war history, coming out of the european union, without the faintest idea of how we are still, two years on, going to do it. that is not completely true, in brussels, we are entering the real matters, the commercial, the trade, the future of trade negotiations, and it appears to be stronger because of the negotiation for theresa may, the power for negotiating with brussels is in downing street. there could be some cracks in the unity of the european union because now you are entering into commercial deals. the dutch and the belgians want to protect their ports. the germans want to protect their car exports to the uk. then luxembourg and others want to protect dealing to the city. there will be an agreement at parliament in the uk, and they will accept it. i want to go back to what david said. it is true that we can't predict an election four years down. but picking up on that, what we can say is that there was a clear sign that the people of this country have no faith in

instrument nickleby should it's huge image you need to you have expressed the mood and the state of the stasi. to the pacific now where people on hawaii's largest island are continuing to witness volcano killer whales erupt toxic gas fills the air and lava flows towards residential areas over seventeen hundred residents from two neighborhoods were forced to live in for the lava has already burned through two houses close to a halt on friday the region suffered a six point nine magnitude earthquake the strongest in eight. years locals were warned to be aware of day. levels of sulfuric geological experts say four hundred seventy seven weeks were reported in a twenty four hour period starting on friday. ok some breaking news coming into is there are reports that pakistan's interior minister has been shot and wounded a political rally at local media say the gunman has been arrested and is now in custody the politician was taken to hospital he is said to be in a stable condition comes as pakistan enters its at election period well we'll have more in that story and when it comes in to us this is r

so basically going back to leo stasis if you practice the simple practices practicing nutrition i used to in my resident days people would come to me and say i change my diet and my arthritis went away and did not make sense to me but then i had no way to understand that but now we know when you food in your body first accesses your microbiologist the genetic information in your gut so now there is artificial intelligence that can look at a stool sample and tell you exactly which food are suitable for your microbiota in which causes inflammation. these techniques are relevant. spinach is very healthy for me but other people's it is not if you don't have that enzyme to metabolize and you don't even know that. but now you cannot change the genes that your parents gave you. but not the range of gene but if you have 2 million between 20 million in your body that population depends on what you eat you can change your diet to find out your micro biome in a week you have a completely different genetic information from your microbial gene expression so now that is a whole new understanding if

you're very sensitive in this book to a couple of times when people call the intelligence community the stasi. what do you say? what is a level present cia supposed to think about the fact that the president likened this activity of the cia to the nazis? how would you advise a person to think about the attacks coming in, not from the snowden gang but from the white house? >> well, the intelligence committee, i did call them president-elect, donald trump and i'm surprised he took the call to convey my regrets about his referring to the intelligence community that way. and i believe that they rank and file in the intelligence community much of who will focus on their mission, their job and do it to the utmost. large parts of the intelligence community are not affected by any of this.certainly cia probably most visible of all the intelligence community. and with the fbi. so they have a special burden. and a special burden on their leaders.i think the director christopher wray, has been great. very quietly but effectively defending the great men and women of the fbi. and it is one of these why i

you are sensitive in the spoke to a couple times when people called the intelligence community the stasior whatever you rightly defend the intelligence community from not. what is a mid-level person and the activities you do not these. how would you advise that person to think about the attacks coming in now from the snowden game, but for the white house. >> guest: the president. i did call the president-elect trump and he surprisingly took my call to convey my regret about his referring to the intelligence community that way. i believe that the rank-and-file in the intelligence community, most of whom focus on their mission, and their job, do that to the utmost. large parts of the intelligence community are not affect did buy any of this. cia probably most visible of all the intelligence community along with the fbi. so they have a special burden they are in the special burden under leaders. director ray has been great very quietly, but effectively defending the great men and women of the fbi. is one of the things i was so supportive of gina haspel as director of the cia because i feel

but behind that apparent stasis, there isa behind that apparent stasis, there is a big picture storyection, they are still pretty close to being even stevens. which is roughly where the two parties we re is roughly where the two parties were four years ago when the seats that were contested yesterday were last up for that were contested yesterday were last upforgrabs, that were contested yesterday were last up for grabs, so not much has happened. but because the expectations had been set up that maybe the conservatives would do badly and labour would do well, that means that this morning labour look rather disappointed. they a chilly don‘t have any gains so far but they can lord, they have got a couple disappointing result in derby and nuneaton. but the conservatives can say, opposition should do well in local elections and you have not done that well. reading through what you are saying about the almost status quo situation, then we dropped back as you were explaining to what the expectations were and whether the parties can feel satisfied with almost staying where they were? i thin

here to the morning, they feel that this us embassy move, they feel that this us embassy move, the stasisey are upset about that and are now worried that there are other countries that want to move their embassies to jerusalem. clearly, there have been clashes going on for weeks now, but this escalating scale and indeed the extent of the bloodshed are clear indications ofjust extent of the bloodshed are clear indications of just how extent of the bloodshed are clear indications ofjust how inflammatory that moved by the united states says. that's right. in gaza, they connect all of these things. they see it as an historic injustice with the modern—day situation, the difficult problems in gaza where they have chronic electricity shortages, were gaza is under our blockade by israel and neighbouring egypt. this really limits economic opportunities. there is high unemployment, high poverty, so this is one of the reasons why people are generally very frustrated. they came out to protest this issue of the right to return home it is something that unites palestinians, people feel very strongly ab