s and whether it was the young people solo his friends who set up the brixton soup kitchen tessa's lot of was with people in the community is that they were part of there's a little bit of tessa influence of us around south london or around the country and we've been inspired by her vision and her passion and her love and her empathy and we will take that legacy forward today alex this is the front line to talk to those taking practical action we're joined now by the people behind the brixton soup kitchen. now and they joined in the hot bed of brixton soup kitchen maker the manager here jennifer one of the they help us welcome to the alan salmon to thank you thank you for coming down now this is where all the action is i mean obviously the news of finish for the day yeah. i want to know what happens if you know you're running the stuff or as you can see the building see how it is put together see this is where the magic happens where it's not a venture and this is the kitchen so this is a far as the money the main thing is food is the main facilitator that we use to bring people togeth

what practically can be done the big thing soup kitchen has had support in the past from the elite tessa jowell. for all that achieved on the national or international stage she never forgot the local and it was as a local campaigner a politician i 1st knew tester when i was the age of the opposition and a leader of the council in lamberth where she was one of our fantastic local m.p.'s and whether it was the young people solomon of his friends who set up the brixton soup kitchen tessa's lot of was with people in the community is that they were part of there's a little bit of tessa influence of us around south london around the country and we've been inspired by her vision her passion and her love and her empathy and we will take that legacy forward today alex this is a fact like to talk to those taking practical action we join with the people behind the brixton soup kitchen. they joined in the hot bed of brixton soup kitchen mike other the manager here jennifer one of the they help us welcome to the alexander to thank you frankly for coming down there this is where all the action is i m

know it sort of makes me think i should always have a dog, no matter what the movie is about. >> tessa'ssney project is marvel's "thor: love and thunder." but what fans are talking about? the possibility of an all-female marvel film. >> all-female lineups exist in marvel comics. i know all the women that i talk to who are in the mcu are very eager for and fans seem to like the idea too. >> you know what else we like the idea of? >> we put it all on the table. we put it all out there. >> yup. "fast 9" in a mysterious new n role. >> i need to take a nappy nap. >> at first cardi joining the car-centric franchise seems like a total match. she and her husband offset have a massive car collection. >> bentley truck, lambo truck, maybach, porsche, rolls royce truck, my lambo. you see how dusty my lambo is? >> but here's what's super ironic, cardi doesn't know how to drive. >> you can't drive? >> no. >> so what's the point of having the cars? >> to take pictures with. >> stop. stop now. stop. hit the brake. >> we don't know much about her "fast 9" role but we're tempering our expectations a littl

typed out plotlines on her phone about bad boy sophomore harry styles and innocent college freshman tessaultuous, whirlwind romance. >> i'm done playing this game. >> reporter: readers would give her instant feedback and she'd use those comments to guide her into the next chapter it's part of a strategy called social writing. >> it's fun to feel that live reaction and posting a chapter and. 10 minutes later you have a thousand people telling you it's either the best or the worst or you hate this or they love that. >> so your fans are almost like your editors. >> yes, and they catch things like tessa's car was white then silver then white. i'm like oh yeah that's wrong. >> it really speaks to the way people communicate today, the way people find most of the things they like to read, the things they like to watch. it's all happening socially. >> in just one year, anna's posts racked up almost half a billion views. and the girl with no previous ambitions of being a writer, landed a six-figure book deal. >> you've created six, seven hundred page books and there's multiple of these. why do you

. ♪ side by side >> justin and tessa are lending their voices to these cute canines, rose and monty,s who play lady and the tramp in this live action remark of the disney classic. >> rose, i have heard you are a bit of a diva. is that true? >> monty, do you have a girlfriend? it's me. >> i have a soft spot for dogs just in general. so i loved working on it. >> kiersey clemons and thomas mann bring darling and jim dear to life and while the movie using digital doubles for these pups in some scenes that classic moment w ♪ on this lovely >> how did they do that iconic spaghetti scene with real dogs? >> lemon licorice and they were just snipping at it. >> honey, and they like each other. they gonna nibble right to each other. come right on in. >> we're not changing. we're not modernizing. we're not super updating. it's just a different way of telling a wonderful story. >> by the way all the dogs ud r. bruno, we're putting you to the test. >> a test. >> can you guess the oscar winning actress in this upcoming disney film? who do you think? >> she's been familiar. >> never been on your sho

>> tessa thompson, and their canine co-stars promoting disney's live action version of "lady and themp." justin's own dog, kuma made a cameo. >> how did that go? >> it went fine. >> meanwhile in l.a. jason momoa's stoked for "aquaman two." >> there's going to be a lot. gonna be a lot -- way bigger. >> at last night's premiere for "see" his new apple tv plus series, jason got a hero's welcome. and wife lisa bonet's unwavering support. >> she looks hot. >> yeah, yeah. i feel like she's getting younger and i'm getting [ bleep ] older. hopefully she keeps me. >> and finally will the new bond movie leave us shaken and not stirred? >> "no time to die" will really shock fans. we've never seen women driving forward the plot in the way they do in this movie. >> strong enough to hold her own film, huh? >> well in the new cop thrilling "black and blue" with tyrees gibson naomi's in the leading role. >> it's like 12 hours with me on the run. it's pretty scary. >> it will have you on the edge of your seat. speaking ofdrama, it was one of the most brutal break ups in bachelor history and only we'r

justin and tessa thoeverything's around, right?t. >> and speaking of iconic scenes -- >> well, oh. >> our talk show titans special continues with geraldo's scariest on-air moments. plus his days reporting for "e.t." >> welcome back, geraldo. >> thanks, mary. >>> then -- >> titan? are you kidding? it's called survivor. >> maury's secrets about those "you are not the father" segments. >> that was the key. >> and why there was silence when he reunited with montel, geraldo, and oprah. >> we never said a word to each other. >> but first movie news. >> where were you the night lily bridges disappeared? >> alicia viccand yeh stars in "earthquake bird" playing a translator in japan hiding a dark past. >> i love the poetic kind of mystery. you know, it is a thriller and a noir but it's really kind of an unravel of this special, you know, young woman. >> learning japanese was a round-the-clock job. >> a lot of just running those lines over and over and over again. every morning in makeup i did about one half hour. >> you can't see the real f

tessa chapman, five news. how did they become aware?|j later. tessa chapman, five news.can confirm the way they found out was not through a leak but through circumstances and it is a legitimate way in which they found out. as soon as they found out, did they come to you to ask for confirmation? the family liaison officers were speaking regularly with the family, they are well embedded with the family and they informed the family liaison officer and we were made aware that that had been the case. is the chief constable of northamptonshire police nick adderley gives a statement about their investigation into the death of 19—year—old harry dunn, we had his parents on this programme and his parents on this programme and his spokesman radd seiger. nick adderley urging everybody involved not to jeopardise any potential future case involving the wife of the us diplomat, anne sacoolas. nick adderley gave a clear timeline of he knew what when anti edged constraints and commentary on the case, which he said wasn't helpful —— he urged constraint in commentary. he said that officers

shortly after half—time, tessa wullaert doubled the lead with a close—range finish, before substituteefeat for birmingham leaves them bottom of the table. it's an international weekend in the mens game but there were fixtures in the lower leagues in england and scotland — all the results can we found on the bbc sport website. still to come on sportsday: you remember the jamaican bobsleigh team who had no snow to train on? well, now the ice—free nation of nigeria have a cold weather team to be reckoned with. we tell folks to watch out because we are the rocky balboas of curling. and the biggest names in horse racing have got together to celebrate the opening of a new rehabilitation centre for injured jockeys. st helens are playing salford red devils in superleague's grand final at old trafford. st helens finished top of the regular season as runaway leaders, salford were unexpected finalists. as half time approaches st helens have scored two tries to salford's one. there has been british success at the world gymnastics championships today with olympic champion max whitlock regaining hi

tessa, the "washington post" is reporting that the president and his closest advisers now recognize thatrobe poses a serious threat to the president. talk about the turning point there. at what point did they decide that's what's happening? >> right. i mean, we're a month into this inquiry now, and just now the white house is kind of realizing that it's on its back foot. you know, i think that court case that we were talking about early is a key moment. and i was speaking earlier this week to jay sekulow, who's on the president's private legal team, and jay was saying, as he put it, they're just putting a team together to figure out the impeachment response. he said it would be led by the white house counsel's office, he and his private team would play a role, but they're really still trying to figure out how they're going to respond to this. and there had been initial resistance to setting up a war room like clinton had, and they felt that they could just respond to impeachment kind of the way they did to the mueller report, sort of as needed, without a bigger, more coordinated strategy

shortly after half—time, tessa wullaert doubled the lead with a close—range finish, before substituteof the table. it's an international weekend in the men's game but there were fixtures in the lower leagues in england and scotland — all the results can we found on the bbc sport website. still to come on sportsday: on the bbc sport website. you remember the jamaican bobsleigh team who had no snow to train on? well, now the ice—free nation of nigeria have a cold weather team to be reckoned with. we tell folks to watch out because we're the rocky balboas of curling. and the biggest names in horse racing have joined up to celebrate the opening of a new rehabilitation centre for injured jockeys. st helens are heading for victory over salford red devils in super league's grand final at old trafford. st helens finished top of the regular season as runaway leaders, salford are the underdogs tonight. 12—6 to saints at half—time they added to their lead when mark percival found a way through, and it's now 22—6 to st helens with a few minutes remaining for many, have produced a magical campaign

tessa had a shot at topping 100,000 for the first time.esla will report earnings at the end of the month. startup snagged have a billion dollars from investors including tencent. new dawn is an online marketplace for businesses sourcing directly from small many factors, farmers and mills to supply local stores, restaurants and street vendors. the latest 585 billion dollars texas his total funding raise -- takes its funding raised since 2016 to $870 billion. >> blackrock help in the merry talks with tencent, as the world's largest asset manager looks to expand operations in china pernod deals have been struck boat one discussion point is the joint about men of a software, similar to blackrock's dax joint development of totware to help clients manage risk in their portfolios. in has to be important for these companies to have wealth management and how important is it for a like tencent? what is amazing about tencent's they are known for that we chat app and we chat pay , people use it to pay for everything in china. they are known for games.

microsoft, amazon, tessa, caterpillar, verizon, among those naming results. hanging on to gains for the month. ♪ >>> calling all disney fans. you can earn $1,000 watching disney movies. review.org is looking for the biggest, baddest disney fan to watch 30 of their favorites on disney plus. they will have 30 days after the disney plus launches to complete 30 reviews. to apply, you must be 18 years old, a u.s. citizen or permanent resident, and you have to submit a sample video review about your favorite disney movie. you also have to share details about your own social media following. along with the grand, the fanatics will get a one-year subscription to disney plus and a disney movie watching kit. the application closes november 7th. >> i'm on review.org. i can't find it. >> what's your favorite disney movie? >> "aladdin." >> what's your favorite disney princess? >> jasmine. yeah. "tangled" is underrated. you want to talk more about this? >> oh, my god. >> which is your favorite? >> our producer is killing us right now. i'm not a princess fan. sorry. >> that

reporter: the woman who made the movie thought she had her family well in order until her daughter tessa the alarming rise in teen anxiety. depression and suicide. in a new dork "screenagers next chapter." >> getting that diagnosis of like a doctor being, yes, you do have anxiety. that was validating for me. >> reporter: a major takeaway, kids who feele they can't talk to anyone, even their parents. >> i don't know. i try not to be emotional because i try to like be strong for her. >> i was amazed how many months into her depression. i assumed she was talking to a friend or someone and she said, no, i haven't told anyone. >> reporter: tessa tried expressing her feelings on social media. >> crickets was almost how it felt to me who tried so hard to say, look, i'm not perfect at all and they're like, oh, we love you. we're here for you. >> reporter: but that didn't cut it. >> to be on this journey learning from them -- >> reporter: at the film's premiere, parents say they see the issues with mental health and screens firsthand. >> like a normal part of being a middle schooler is to talk ab

cup tessa brewers takes us for a ride. >> it's like a theme park in the back seat. >> is there any danger hit in the back of the head? >> reporter: an iminnersive virtual reality experience incorporating data from the car's experience whether turning, braking or accelerating >> the car is stopping the game is stopping too. >> it's synchronized in real time when the car accelerates your virtual experience accelerates. >> reporter: ceo nooels voneny is in a proof of concept phase partnering with ford and universal pictures for a halloween experience this month at universal hollywood he hopes to have his software installed in vehicles by 2021 incorporating gaming, entertainment and education. >> a lot of people want to work while they're on the go, but if they get motion sick they can't. >> reporter: this could mean big business to other industries too. >> if you can put on the headset. >> reporter: the headset manufacturer such as facebook's oculus which provided the gear for this experience. carmakers who install the software will share in the revenue. porsche, daimler, mercedes and audi w

shortly after half—time tessa wullaert doubled the lead with a close—range finish, before substituten england and scotland — all the results can we found on the bbc sport website. there has been plenty of british success at the world gymnastics championships today with olympic champion max whitlock regaining his world champion title in the pommel horse event after an impressive routine in stuggart. that's whitlock‘s third gold medal on the pommel horse. ireland's rhys mcclenaghan finished third, becoming the first irish gymnast to win a world medal. there was disappointment for britain's becky downie. she led for much of the uneven bars event — only to be pushed down to second by belgium's nina derwael — who was the final competitor. it just itjust means so much, it has taken so many years. ijust cannot believe that i have done it. it has not a lwa ys that i have done it. it has not always gone your way, but you did it today. i am so happy. it is a routine i have been working on for so long. i have up my game, i'm super happy. even though i might not look at. and it's proven to be a

hannah hampton, tessa wullaert scored before substitute lee geum—min wrapped up the win with ten minutesan. they will fight on the 30 forced of 0ctober will fight on the 30 forced of october in saudi arabia. spectators will hope for a bit more than this! do you think they have rehearsed this? i want that suit! i want to you in that suit! i think i have got that suit! dipping his toe into the world of wwe. didn't he recently do something with wwe? he was ringside and got drawn into a big argument. that has resulted in him taking part in this. is that where his career is going? you wonder! big money in the states. and the personalities, the gift of the gab, which we know tyson fury has in abundance, so well—suited! fury has in abundance, so well-suited! talking of gift of the gab... smoothly done! and big personalities! time now to catch up and see how mike and katya got on in last night's strictly. their quickstep to come on eileen secured them their highest score of the series so far, a respectable 32. let's take a look. thursday afternoon, i never thought we'd get around like that. you

hannah hampton, tessa wullaert scored before substitute lee geum—min wrapped up the win with ten minuteswas second and lewis hamilton, also of mercedes, was third. have a look at this. this is tyson fury face—to—face with the wwe wrestler braun strowman. a very sharp suit, a garish suit? do you think i could get away with it? definitely, ben! i think! you think i could get away with it? definitely, ben! ithinki have a pairof definitely, ben! ithinki have a pair of pyjamas like that! i like it! he's dipping his toe into the world of wwe. this was their launching the big bout to come. they will be fighting in saudi arabia on the 31st of october, a crownjewel fight. looks like battle of the beards! battle of the giants! it will be interesting! do you think he will be interesting! do you think he will take a step that way? possibly, he‘s an entertainer in the entertainment business. it is massive in the states! it could be a natural shift for him. definitely. don't go anywhere because one of our very own was on the tv last night. he is an entertainer! he is the entertainer! he was on strictl

tessa blucle of the global human development masters program asked on days when mistakes are made, when things go wrong, what do you hold onto to know your value and the importance of the work you do? and then from kale reeves, school of foreign service 23, how have you remained with strength, grace and positive energy at a time when the politics of division and so much else affects life? how would you advise us students to build resilience and maintain our commitments so our voices can make a difference? >> thank you for those questions. for me it's very hard to do the work we do because you saw the pictures there, right? we're not working with the classic, you know, kid -- poor kid that is in a very harsh situation. for us, i'm sitting next to marta here, who is really working with those women who have suffered the violence directly and who have been traumatized. so, it's very hard for me to talk about this publicly in the first place. but i have to remember always that the day that we buried my father, my mom stood up in the church and said her words were forgiveness for the person w