>> i am tea, amelia is tea. we're all tea in the weath center.'re tea. >> i'm tea and coffee >> wish i was. tea is the way to go go go for me me me. that's quite a box you have there. >> 240 bags. > that'll get you through the snowstorm this weekend. >> 240 lovely cups of tea is what it >>says. it's all about marketing. >> we're going to be dnking a lot of hot stuff over the next couple days, tea or hot cocoa. temperatures are going down. they're taking a plummet, 20 or 30 degrees colder tomorrow. and cse to 40 degrees colder than where we are right now on thursday and friday. curreny we're dealing with cloud cover, those clouds coming in with shower activity, 56 degrees right now. shower activity right now as far as temperatures go but showers around 7:00 so you'll need thembllas probably around 9:00 too as the front moves through, and then it gets breezy. 52 in gaithersburg, 56 in ma nas a. we are dealing with showers coming through the region right now. you can s it through montgomery county, fairfax, let's zoom in on the district. you cans se

now, many world leaders consider tea with the queen a high point in any visit to the uk. twins in china, who then posted a video asking if they too could visit the queen. john sudworth has more. she is a pig with a little snout and huge global cloud. you can't walk around a muddy puddle. this episode in which peppa pig meets the queen made a splash a long way from britain. after watching it, these chinese twins posted this message to the queen, asking if they could also visit her palace. the video has been viewed almost 4 million times. and it worked, sort of. hello, i'm the british ambassador, signed the british ambassador, signed the british queen's representative in china. i'd like you to come and visit me in my house in beijing and we can perhaps have tea and scorns ina we can perhaps have tea and scorns in a british style and talk about making your dream come true. it's not quite the same as tea with the queen perhaps but the twins were also given the promise of a trip to the uk. all of this is a sign that brand britain sees the little ink pig shaped icon is a huge o

for high tea once a year.'s a time i've really come to cherish. i don't love the whole tea thing. mitchell and haley always come back giggling over shared secrets, and i feel left out. i once tried to start my own uncle-niece tradition, but... i'm not questioning the methodology behind accelerated mass spectrometry. i'm merely pointing out that it's not singular in its power to separate a rare isotope from an abundant neighboring mass. what's going on with you and that handsome weatherman? -things are great, mostly. -mm! -yeah! -"mostly"? well, what's -- what's going on? do you think it's okay for your partner to ask you to do... anything? mm, no. not anything anything. i mean, we all have our boundaries. i mean, there are still things i wouldn't ask cam to do. okay. so, um, rainer and i were in bed the other night, and... and? he asked me to do something i'm not totally comfortable with. what'd he ask you to do? no -- no judgments. just whenever you're ready. so, he was lying on his side, and he said that tha

well, specifically using tea. now they're quite well known.hey've got this coffee shop in india that's known for its tea, don't get me started, that's just the way it is.and they've quite some time. >> 45 years. >> that's legit there. they had a lot in common, specifically when it came to one certain dream. >> they shared a common dream of traveling the world. >> that's all well and good to have that dream, but if you've been selling tea on the streets of india since 1963, just how much travel can you really do? well, they've been to 23 countries so far. >> you can do a lot of travel, just depends on how much comfort and luxury you want. >> if you're wondering how, first, their tea's really good. >> their tea is very tasty. >> second, they've got a pretty smart savings strategy. >> they save 300 rubies a day, which is about 340 cents. >> and they reduce expenses because they don't have employees. but once they've done all their saving, they get a bank loan to pay for that trip and then they pay off that bank loan over three years. once it's pa

you spilled the tea. how's your man? >> happy in that way.y, you know, it's just -- i so respect her. and reading her story and still coming from the south side of chicago. ever becoming, it's just a note for all of us. >> and class. we miss that class. you can't buy class no matter how much money you have. i do know her, by the way. >> i'm sorry. >> i do. he was my state senator in chicago, and i was a local news anchor, and so i'd have to go to all these like chicken dinners and whatever. and oh, in the crowd is such and such. and joining us tonight is our state senator barack obama and mrs. obama, and so i knew them that way. but they are really who they are. she is the one in the family who's the best. >> lindsey -- >> yes, so i got to get a refill on my drink. we've got to give the dogs back to their dad. he's in the crowd. there he is. he's back there. >> we've got to go to commercial break. we're going to keep spilling the tea. >> don't go anywhere. we're going to keep spilling the tea and maybe we'll get even more lit. make it trend.

the women's test tea m no means good enough. mind as well. how close an idea have on their fortunes against india? we always keep an ion teams around the world. you always keep an eye on the results elsewhere. the india series with south africa looks really tight, it's always good to see what is going on. australia are likely to see the return of the smith after the ball tampering scandal. how much of an edge does it give? —— the return of steve myth. i'm sure the english will have their say and they will give him a hard time, as we get when we go to australia. he's a world—class performer and whether he's had a year out, he'll be world class. there's no doubt he makes that side a better side. we'll have to do our research on his batting qualities and i'm sure we'll do the best to make sure he has a quiet series. chris woakes. for many of us, the start of a new year sees us taking on new challenges and nothing says challenge more than a triathlon. now, british triathlon is looking to get even more of us swimming, cycling and run

it is a nice tool but it isn't a cup of tea if you don't want a cup of tea but you drink it because youare afraid you will offend your host the good manners. if you don't want to have sex but you do it because you are afraid you will offend your date for this happens too often and is not the same thing. it might not quite be raped, and then again it might be. what are you afraid your date will do if you say no. a friend of mine when he was a teenager has only a few experiences and wanted to expand. a good-looking girl took him into to come intoa room and we d he told me and i didn't know what to do. she was just looking at me so i said take your clothes off and she said no so then i asked i didn't know what to do was i supposed to force her, she said no. then we laid down next to each other the time was up and i left. this made perfect sense to me. as he begged but if she didn't want to, he had no right to rip them off. he was correct not to force her. it's obvious to me plenty of people might think once he paid she was his to-do what he pleased with. your ability to consent depends upo

turns out it was all that english tea. [ applause ] >> jimmy: you od'd on tea?cuppa? you turn around, someone's giving you tea. >> jimmy: will, you drank tea over there? >> i drank plenty of tea, no problems. >> jimmy: did you live together in the same hotel while you were there? >> we lived in an abandoned -- no. [ laughter ] i stayed in a house. john lived on a ship. >> yeah, i lived on the river thames in a houseboat. >> right on the thames, a pretty long ship, a customs house ship. multiple rooms. a little like eight-person dance party. >> dancing like this. hey, man. arrgh! the ship would hit a pier or a ferry would go by and the wake. >> it would just throw you. >> jimmy: that sounds great. >> it felt like you're drunk all the time on this house. >> you got used to it after a while. >> they tightened up the moorings after a while, so yes, it got better. >> jimmy: i have a photograph of the two of you at what they call a football game but we know that's not what it is. >> football match. >> jimmy: it's really soccer though, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: yes? no

now, many world leaders consider tea with the queen a high point in any visit to the uk.ins in china. a video was posted online of them asking if they could pay the queen a visit themselves — and it's gone viral — as our correspondentjohn sudworth has been finding out. she's a pig with a little snout and huge global clout. you can't walk around a muddy puddle! this episode in which peppa meets the queen... i say, that does look fun. ..made a splash a long way from britain. after watching it, these chinese twins posted this message to the queen, asking if they could also visit her palace. the video's been viewed almost 4 million times. and it worked, sort of. hello, mi ni and mi ai. i'm the british ambassador, so i'm the british queen's representative in china. i'd like you to come and visit me in my house in beijing and we can perhaps have tea and scones in the british style and we can talk about making your dream come true. it's not quite the same as tea with the queen, perhaps, but the twins were also given the promise of a trip to the uk. well, all of this is a sign th

. >> cheese tea. >> you ready for cheese tea?taiwan ander is -- there are a lot of people who like it. it's green or black tea and it has a cap of creamed -- basically cream cheese and/or condensed milk, a foamy cheesy cap that can either be salty or sweet and you sip the tea -- work with me here, you have to be open. and you sip the tea through the cap of cream cheese, essentially. it could be -- i think -- >> have you tried this? >> it's not bad. listen, a lot of people who didn't grow up with bubble tea then learned to like it. it may be an acquired taste. there's certainly -- a lot of people love it. it doesn't have a good pr agent. it needs a new agent. you have to try it. >> you have me interested. >> i'll stick with a lemon wedge. >> look at you. >> i'll have a negron zblir. >> manhattan, please. >> i'll get my lettuce robot. thank you so much. great to have you on. >>> spanx founder sara blakely is a prime example of someone who is fearless. jean case is in the toyota green room on the lessons we can all learn from leader

but this is not like a proper a proper cup of tea rotha and a mug of tea. comes in half a gin and provides an alternative to shopping in the major department stores. small shops off items like going to clothes and silver. much of the business feel it's done through email or that. way so that a lot. who's try anything bar relight sheet. camden's much except the museum is not far from the busy euston station another match the location. just keeps the secrets of all the magicians in the u.k. . this performing arts has a british tradition on display people. talking has. got hold. even the royal family is interested in. trolls wrote the magic circle to ask if he could become a member. they wrote back to me said yes he may bring it to pass the test person exam so emotions from friday she came down and performed the strip which you know the cups on the ball the balls and the cups and past and is now on the remember the magic circle now she lives in brixton district in south london. electric avenue he was the british capital's first market street to be linked with

because they love, in no particular order, legendary british humour, going to the pub for a drink, teachristmas. extraordinary. that the key thing, we would miss our friends across the channel, they say. i don't know if many people will be listening at this late stage but it is interesting that they are trying. you were quite moved. interesting that they are trying. you were quite movedlj interesting that they are trying. you were quite moved. i found it quite affectionate. i think they do put theirfinger on some quite affectionate. i think they do put their finger on some of the things that the british like about being british which is quite clever. the singer makes me laugh is a real contrast is that there is a german sketch show, and it is a guy going on around saying that all sick of brexit. would god, just the! —— my goodness, just a! and this is the antidote to that. the new some brief on the front page of the financial times, something he caught your eye david about a new head to the premier league. a second candidate who appears to have been offered the job appears to have turn

then we visit with friends, coffee, and tea, a training program by friends of children with special needsnext, a look back at our visit to 7 mile house, where american stagecoach history meets filipino culture. and we end with a bang, another look back at our segment on 50 years of san francisco taiko dojo. "paper lanterns" is a very original film. not sure i've heard anyone try to tell the story before documenting the lives and tracking down the families of 2 of the 12 american prisoners of war killed when the united states dropped the atomic bomb on hiroshima on august 6, 1945. joining me now is the producer of "paper lanterns," nobuko saito cleary, a former professional broadcaster who is now president of cross cultural communications, as well as serving on the boards of numerous organizations, including japan society, angel island immigration station foundation, and the community school of music and arts. it's good to see you again. nobuko saito cleary: i thank you so much for inviting me. robert: i'm serious, "paper lanterns," the idea is just so original. give me an idea in terms of

so i can drink that cup of tea mindfully. so every day she practices tea meditation instead of formal seated meditation. for matt smith of. the european institute for applied buddhism is keen to stress that meditation isn't about religion. the primary goal is to help people find themselves and to offer them a refuge from the stresses of daily life. they. are the most risky to see a future fish if you. ask if there are so many different ways to do it and these days there are lots of apps on your phone that can remind you to do it with some you hear a bell every fifteen minutes to remind you to return to your breathing to your body to me to see whether you're feeling tense and allow you to let go of those last. bell is struck the old fashioned way this time to some in the group to so-called walking meditation. we are aware of the steps we're taking and as we breathe out we're aware that we're taking these steps upon your mother nature. this slow walking might look a little odd but conrad says it often helps him to switch off af

he is a leader in that tea m team room. he is a leader in that team room.ives back to rory like the right of cup. he loves the adrenaline, it is made for him, as it is for a not the europeans, it is made for him. he will not miss out. he will be there, front and centre, one of the leading lights of ourteam. nine times world rally champion sebastien loeb won tuesday's second stage of the dakar rally from pisco to sanjuan de marcona in peru. it was a day of near misses for some while overnight leader nasser al—attiyah plunged to eighth in the overall standings, with south africa's giniel de villiers, the 2009 champion, now out in front with the event running until the 17th of january when it ends in the peruvian capital of lima. mikaela shiffrin was denied a record—equaling eighth consecutive fis world cup slalom win by petra vlhova on tuesday. shiffrin had led after the first run but vlhova set a testing target — the slovakian was more than second faster than the rest of the field. and when it came to the double olympic champion's final run, the american‘s a

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the tea party and occupy movement came up at the same time. the tea party had a big effect. the occupy movement died. obama came in in '08 with huge margins and it's just died ever since. i really don't think we can blame the conservative media and by the way, why can't the liberals have people like rush limbau limbaugh? where are they? do they exist? and why can't they be bankrolled? host: go ahead and finish, then we will get an answer. caller: thank you. host: there you go. guest: well, if you compare the tea party to the occupy movement, they were both around at the same time and one took hold and the other did not so much, at least not at that point, one big reason is money. what happened when the tea party started was the billionaires you mentioned earlier, the koch brothers and others, rushed in and gave money to various tea party groups and used that, people wanted to use the tea party as a wedge against democrats and progressive-minded people in washington. they were against washington, they were against obamacare. so the koch brothers and others funded these groups

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have you had your teas?e was often to be found trying her hand at so many other roles too. her warmth, energy and down—to—earth nature made viewers and listeners see dianne as a friend even if they never let her. even if they never met her. they'll miss her, but so to will those of us who did know her and considered her a friend as well as a colleague. dianne oxberry, who has died at the age of 51. new research suggests an increasing number of secondary schools in england are unable to cover their costs. a report by the independent think tank, the education policy institute, has warned a third of local authority schools had overspent during the last financial year, as well as half of secondary academies. frankie mccamley reports. any questions on that one? rising school bills, including teachers' pay and pension costs are just some of the factors contributing to the reduction in pupil spending in england. and headteachers are feeling the pressure. what we want to do is provide a great education for the young

i like a cup of tea in the morning. and i live on a hill, pretty high hill, about a mile and half down from my town. down to the town is not as bad as the mile and a half back up, but every morning with my dog i walk into town and walk back up with the most aerobic cup of tea on earth, because it is not convenient. i can make a cup of tea at home but there is something about actually taking the hour and six minutes that it takes me to do this, that is, you feel this incredible rush of going against the grain of things, the expectation. i'm very busy. i work very hard. this is not a waste of time because thanks take -- things take place, but it is not a -- you would even experience nature, you have this ability to stop certain things. i'm with my dog, who is really a great, great guy. i can go over into vermont for most of my trip. i can look down in my town it looks like currier and ives blueprint. they never got the essence of new england. it's wonderful. i have gone off topic about convenience but i think it is applyi

m the fa cup and they were the first team to the fa cup and they were the first tea m to ta ke the fapoints off city this season, they draw earlier in the season season, they draw earlier in the season after the controversial handball goal was allowed to stand so handball goal was allowed to stand so they will be confident and their coast said that was the moment they really believed they could compete in the premier league and they come into this comfortably mid—table and hopeful of causing another upset.- the other end of the table we see the other end of the table we see the fourth managerial departure of the fourth managerial departure of the premier league season, david wagoner, at huddersfield tonight. yes, he has left by mutual consent so yes, he has left by mutual consent so when you look at huddersfield's record this season, they are bottom of the table, eight points adrift, it may not come as a surprise, a different manager with that record might not have lasted this long but suchis might not have lasted this long but such is the high esteem that david wagoner holds, that is

the manager knows his football, he knows how to set his tea m football, he knows how to set his teame world. he went watched to concede in the first 15 to 20 minutes, if they can keep it down. realistically, if they can keep it down to one or two mac in the first half an hour, it is a job well done. it isa half an hour, it is a job well done. it is a tough task for them, but for their players to step onto the staff and play against, how good are you tonight? that is what they'll be saying tonight. can i play against these guys? left here now from nigel clough. quite daunting and lots of ways. everybody in the club is going to enjoy it. you could not get a bigger contrast in football, between, but in the semifinal of a major cup condition, you could not get a bigger contrast between two clubs. a huge task ahead for territory mac and his side. let's talk about manchester city, their focus is elsewhere on the hunt for the premier league to retain their title or the fa cup and the champions league. i'm pretty sure that pep guardiola will look at his squad. he will pick and choose who you

the tea party and the occupy movement came up at the same time, the tea party had a big peeping 'the occupy movement died. obama came in, in '08, with huge margins and its just died ever since. i really don't think we can blame the conservative media -- why can't the liberals have people like rush limbaugh? where are they? do they exist? and why can't they be bank-rolled. >> host: go ahead and finishing, jim, and then we'll get an answer. >> caller: hear your answer. well, used the bank role there, which is very interesting. over compare the tea party to the "occupy" movement that -- n that were both around at the same time and one took old and elects -- affected the election and one didn't. the big reason is money. the tea party, were coach brothers and others, rushed in and gave money to various tea party groups and used them -- used the tea party as a wedge against democrats and progressive-mined people in washington. they were against washington. they were against obamacare, they -- and so the koch brothers and others funds these groups to help get republicans into office who wou

you know that other guys, your competitors, will be having cannabis tea and coffee.states that it is legal, washington, california, oregon can i get a cannabis triple venti? >> well, you know, jim, you can't get it today we're well aware of what is happening around cbd, thc and all the trends in the industry we're staying focused on the beverage innovation that we're driving and right now it is all about nitro. we talked yesterday about how we're deploying nitro and nitro cold brew across our entire portfolio of company operated stores but, you know, we will always stay on top of consumer trends and new ideas and so always appreciate your suggestions. >> well i love the nitro, really makes you feel good. but the cannabis, if you did a little -- a nice way to get down from the one i finished with the nitro. why not sample it in california, kevin? why not take it by storm >> well, jim, i think there is a lot of issues that we have to think through on that. and right now that's not on the road map but we are mindful of the trends, we're mindful of how i'll say cbd oils

time for a break and a cup of tea. of all was the result of speaking with the locals gets to know a different side of morocco that side with extreme poverty and meager prospects especially for the younger generation of us just. about. here it's easy to see why so many have left in search of a better future amongst other places in europe. oh dear song and i know it's hard to find work in this region. and sometimes there are jobs sometimes there aren't. as soon as i get a chance i'm out of here the. moment. we live in dismal conditions here we have no roads no electricity. that's why we have to buy candles. but they're expensive to. hopefully that'll change now that we have solar energy that. to me. the little they do possess are a few cornfields subsistence farming living from hand to mouth off their harvest also has to see them through the winter when they're stuck indoors for weeks on end. is there any living from the sefer on they grow here one gram of the precious spice can fetch up to one euro. that's how ben saeed

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it is a 7:45pm kick—off, so we should have that tea m kick—off, so we should have that team news for end of the programme. alan shearer is going to bejoining me in the next couple of winners to look ahead to the match and look act at the weekend, what stories we have told you from some of those third—round ties. some of those lesser teams making it into tonight's fourth round draw. the fa cup has lost its magic. it is boring. nobody really cares about it any more. the tv money has ruined it. yeah, right! tell that to gillingham, newport county, or old. a weekend of shock started at priestfield, where cardiff were read the last rites. gillingham have killed a few giants in their times. let's add this to the list. there is a chance here for elliott list! he has only gone and scored! elliott list were gillingham, inside the la st list were gillingham, inside the last ten minutes of the game! cardiff, now knocked out of both cup competitions by lower league opposition. if there was a shocker saturday, huddersfield's axe it was more mild surprise. they had lost their last eight, went asht

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they opposed the tariffs and the tea tax. but most of their animus was aimed at the empire. those on the frontiers feared native americans and they wanted -- they focused much of their arguments on the need for more defense and support, and they also wanted a more regulated trade, not a freer trade, and their animus wasn't aimed at parliament. i see them very rarely talking about parliament. it is aimed at the east, at traders, and at their open local legislature. however, they do share one common thing, and that is a desire for local control and greater representation. both the east and west ultimately are advocating for democracy and representation, and so what i document in my book is they merge for a moment in 1776. how they merge is something i talk more about in the book. the final thing i want to mention is the legacy of the black boys rebellion. the first is, i think it captures how complete the american revolution was. historians asked, was it really that radical? george washington and john adams, the elite, were still in control afterwards. this doesn't seem very r