sorry, sybil. well, i'd better go see who that is, sybil. ha, ha. it's some key who forgot to get the guest for their door. or something like that some innocent explanation. - ha, are you ready, sybil? - i'm ready. right. i'll just see who that is then, sybil. all right, sybil? hello? hello? - ah. - aaah! oh, so sorry, mr. fawlty. poor mr. fawlty. sybil: are you all right? no, i'm dying, but don't get out of bed. i hurt you and you so wonderful to me. give me such beautiful present. thank you! you're drunk manuel! no, no. is beautiful. is my first one. thank you. now listen-- argh! oh, poor mr. fawlty. so sorry. please, mr. fawlty i love you i love you! you so kind to me, you so good to me! i love you! basil, i'm trying to read in here. since i come here from spain leaving my five mothers, and four aunties with no-- arrgh! et maintenant, un peu de café? ah, oui, s'il vous plâit. café au lait. - café what? - au lait. ah olé. quite. there we are. voilà sommes nous. - café pour vous. - "vous"? pas pour toi? well, i'll probably have one later. - very fu

or "that bit when sybil and branson", whatever it might be. and it's delightful.t's utterly captivating for us that the people have responded to it in such a strong way, and that just seems to have grown, really, between season 1 and season 2. we were in new york at a pbs event last winter to feel for the first time the wave of affection for the show. it was quite overwhelming, but a nice problem to have.

hour concerns of a hollywood whole repute resurface in the you are the government song called for sybil and sees millions spent on biometrics research. and as a budget constant britain's trike against police with thousands of layoffs in the past year she takes a look at whether less offices means more crime. this is also you coming to you live from moscow hello and welcome to the show and we'll start with some breaking news this hour people in the year olds in russia have seen burning old tricks raining down from the sky and meteorite exploded above the earth causing and me share a shower i witness as reported several blasts rocking the region and as long trails of smoke in the air and also he's lucid often of has more now so loosely was going on that. hi there yulia will remember i imagine you're driving to work on a beautiful call friday morning and suddenly are massive fireball appears out of nowhere in the sky you're thinking to yourself is this a plane crash is this a rocket attack a u.f.o. when it comes to the urals region and the city in russia is actually a meteor shower this is

biography about -- [inaudible] we became friends, and i remember before my book came out i went to sybil's in london, and i said what if you don't like it, what if my janet isn't your janet? and she sat back in her wonderful way, um, with a glass of scotch in her hand, and she said your janet is your janet, my janet is my janet. janet's janet is janet. and she was absolutely right. and it relieved me nor mousily because i realized i could only do the best that i could do. i could do the best with whatever materials i had and ability, and that's it. and end. [laughter] >> i sort of disagree with everybody. [laughter] >> you always have. >> i really especially disagree with what ed said. i'm a huge fan of ed's writing. and, um, i still think, i mean, essentially i thought phyllis set us up very well for our ongoing, extended literary discussion here in suggesting that we have to think of biography and biographical fiction, even autobiography in wake of literary theory x. i think phyllis was suggesting covertly, even overtly, that biography is the least theorized of all of our genres. and i t

. >> you know sybil died in childbirth, right? you didn't know that?s hopping behind the world with tesla founder latest quarterly results. controversy over test drives of its model s is he dan and much, much more when squawk returned. >> you knew that. >>> wall smart stock is down on after hours trading. it was not all bad news for the electric carmaker. that kind of looks right there, becky. no, it doesn't. it's down below 36 and we've got it at 38. cnbc's phil lebeau joins us now with some of his exclusive interview with lelan musk. >> joe, i mentioned your name at the rest stop. four or five people raised their hands. >> did you see my name carved in a tree there? that's not funny, phil. >> in the stall. >> yeah. >> let's talk about tells la and you and i can talk offlike about that. tells la, the loss was wider than expected, coming in at a loss of 55 cents per share. that shared to the street expecting a loss of 53 cents per share. last night, we had a chance to talk exclusively with elan musk. .he said this was a watershed quarter for tells la.