the young adventurous are among the few who benefit from the mismanagement the abandoned sites are a park or playground. up and wasteland stands up some strong feelings many privately financed buildings have also been left unfinished they to attract their share of adventurous only good news group defend their perilous hobby. even if they tore the spilling down the land would most like to remain unused it's pretty hard to sell a piece of real estate in our city so it's better if the stay is a way it is so people who know about a place can enjoy sunsets like this evening. that you know the government. to some it's a monument to failed city planning to one of those it's a recreation spot with a bit of imagination and daring even p.s. construction ruins have something to offer. it's a pity that so many sites are unfinished but great that at least a few of them can be used in some way that's it for today thank you for watching see you next time. you. get. while everyone else is holding their cameras up sebastian eris points his at the ground. the photographer focuses on the beauty of paris

the cub scout law. now you are an official member of this group. she's looking forward to many more exciting adventuresdway towns. thank you for watching. see you next week. hi there, for many of us cloudy today, that is how things look for the rest of the afternoon. there are some breaks in the cloud, brightness in eastern scotland, some sunshine over the midlands and some southern counties of england. our weather watchers have sent pictures of brighter moments, this scene shows the sun in salisbury, wiltshire. further north in inverness this rebelling cloud is caused by strong winds rippling over the tops of the highlands of scotland. it will stay pretty windy this evening in scotla nd pretty windy this evening in scotland and east of the pennines, wins a0 miles an hour, maybe some stronger gusts. the big change coming ourwe stronger gusts. the big change coming our we will begin tonight and then tomorrow as colder air moves that the arctic across parts of the uk dropping the temperatures. although many of us will start with cloudy weather overnight, thick enough for some spots of light rain and driz

the adventurer bear grylls' helicopter has just landed. hello, nice to meet you. de family. big arms, big hearts. it's about including people in the community from all sorts of different backgrounds and faiths. we do that well as scouts, and we are proud of that. and to see so many muslim scouts growing is wonderful. you come to an event like this, 35 countries represented, from all backgrounds, nationalities and faiths. i love that. where are you from? from wales. whereabouts? barry. i know barry quite well. while they are here, the scouts take part in the tradition. they tie the friendship knot, they take the neckerchief and they put it on the other person and then they can take it away with them and that is the friendship knot we are going to do today. so swap the scarves, one at a time. how old are you? ten, nearly 11. soon it's time for the grand ceremony. yhe welsh scouts are ready to hand over their official scarf. —— the welsh scouts are ready to hand over their official scarf. back at the ceremony, zara is about to become a fully fledged scout. to help oth

the top of today's express. at long last he's back with a new adventure asterix and the chariot race. just thirty seven comic in the series has asked jackson travelling to ancient italy for the first time aside from a few brief appearances in rome a previous adventure is this is the third story penned by julian fifty and drawn by da coming up the dio took over from asterix is now ninety year old in this trying to about in two thousand and nine. among this year's laureates for the premium imperial our spanish architect raphael mondale and left three an american dancer and choreographer and mikhail baryshnikov . the award ordering them for their life's work is one of the most prestigious international art prizes and it comes with an award of around six hundred thousand euros it's presented every year in tokyo. on friday the british library will get a touch of wizardry with the exhibition titled harry potter a history of magic. and looks back at the twenty years since the publication of j.k. rowling's first novel harry potter and the philosopher's stone. on display are copies from the au

i'm not going to be too harsh on the adventurer because i'm not a seasoned hiker but the user interfaceave liked and even finding the map that had downloaded for me, took me a while to find. one too many buttons taps. it does more than this, it has a built—in heart monitor, counts your steps, calories, altitude. i personally am not 100% convinced. hardened hikers... beginners... so a little break. time to use the tech ben stowed away in here for my comfort. the handpresso outdoor set comes with a pump, cups and flask for your hot water. i'm not the biggest fan of espressos but ben doesn't need to know that. strong. carrying around a flask. it's pretty handy but if you want something a bit stronger running through your veins, a portable espresso maker, pretty handy and easy to use once you have worked out what to do. all in all, i'd say massive thumbs up. espresso without a power socket. handy. i believe ben's downloaded something i need on this phone. viewranger is an app available on ios and android on which you can download any of hundreds of thousands of detailed maps for pretty much

lot of russians and decided i wanted to put it down between hardcovers and let people understand the adventure that goes along with being the younger american with the idea of freedom, going into a country like russia. what do you find? it is an adventure story. host: for years, you hosted "meet the press." if you had a chance to sit down with quart chef, today, -- with course just, what would be your question? guest: why did you crush the revolution and was it that important [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: coming up on tuesday morning, we're live in missouri to the next top on c-span 50 capital stewart. talking about -- his decision to turn over state voter information to the president's daughter rights commission. then, -- the president voter rights commission. policylso with us council for demand progress, to talk about his group's efforts to limit government surveillance under the foreign intelligence surveillance act a

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i was stoke frd the adventure of a lifetime. ncredibly beautiful. here's the question, how much can i fit in to 48 hours? 74 idyllic islands, stretched between the coast of queensland, australia, and the great barrier reef. i'm in vaca heaven. first stop, check in at the qualia resort. where taylor swift and chris hemsworth stay. yeah, that thor's got nothing on my. next up, my chopper awaits. we just touched down what feels like in the middle of the ocean. but we're here on the great barrier reef. what do you do when you're here? you scuba dive. a round of golf -- and it was time to hit the beach. my ride? the 140-foot superyacht, "quantum." now i know why they call i had white haven beach. it's out of this world. part of the last "pirates of the caribbean" movie was shot right here. day two, and i'm ready to take a walk, or ride, on the wild side. atvs. water sports. and the wildlife park. like the rest of the whitsundays, it's back in business after cyclone debbie hit earlier this year. >> this is freddie. our second oldest re

but today, yogis were encouraged to find their zen at the adventure aquarium. ed into the 550,000 gallon tank and after yoga people were invited to stay and tour the aquarium. >>> on a zamp and drizly morning -- to raise awareness for aids research. they helped to raise more than $275,000, and that number organizers are looking for is actually zero, zero stigma about aids, zero new infections and zero deaths. >>> and in south philadelphia, others were making strides against breast cancer. local survivors, caregivers, volunteers and other community members walked together with the message that no one is alone in their fight. the walk was expected to raise $200,000 to fund research. all right. thanks so much for joining us. that's nbc10 news for now, and we'll see you tonight after football. ( floor creaks) i can't believe we're doing this! (thunder cracks) ahh! gus, you're not scared, are you? i don't like thunder! this is getting creepy! (a wolf howls in the distance) heeey ... -whoa! (shriek) did you say creepy? fang-tastic fortune. the new scratch off from the

are a fan or not almost everyone knows of the asterix and overlooks comic books now they follow the adventures of the goals as they resist roman occupation in the year fifty b.c. all the comic has been translated into over one hundred languages so that means that some of the names are really strange. characters from asterix whose names you've probably never heard of. asterix comics or read all around the world. almost everyone calls the little girl as tricks but when it comes to his corpulence come right translations diverged number five in the blank. is stunning record that's what the us then does call him no doubt you recognize the character you probably just call him something else in the original french he's called obelix and in most other languages too. more than anything else in the world loves his little dog and the dog loves trees above all else. it's never for the books or dogmatics in english looks is the name in africa it's in french and in german his called it a fix that's derived from the expression day six after all dogmatics has very firm beliefs about protecting trees. he's a n

for us, the adventure is getting to experience this jump in this 360 degree video. >> it's like this itial ring is magnetized and they are attracting people together. >> yes, it's amazing. especially when you consider the logistics that it took to get everybody to this one location in arizona. all these sky divers have to be experienced. if not, it could be a dangerous endeavor. >> another trick is not so much getting into the shape but you have to hold it for a set amount of time for it to be official. >> there is another video that shows the jump from above. you can see how cool it looks when the different jumpers start connecting one by one. they all have a similar body posture and it is gnarly. >> looks like chemistry. >> a snow particle. >> you don't just show up that day and do this. >> did they get the record? >> of course. >> why do through it if you don't think you'll beat the record. >> they did it. they accomplished their goal. it was amazing for all involved. congratulations. >> hey there. it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> to enter you need tuesday's buzz word,

now to head back to mullica hills for the first fall adventure of the season.seph live in creamy acres -- ha, ha, ha i can't. >> ha, ha, ha. you got us. >> they turned me into a farmer and put me to work. i'm farming beautiful flowers. smile. make sure my flowers smile. they have a lot of fun things here for the kids to do. we can stop embarrassing ourselves now. a lot of number things for the kids to do here. a fun zone here. and the cows are in the distance here they are a dairy farm and have been for 50 years and family owned. and so many things to do here for the kids. and even going into the winter they have christmas activities here. are you jumping in the sand? can adults do this too? >> no. >> i'm a kid at heart. you like that? lets look at stormtracker 6 live double scan we have a lot of clouds today and showers at times across parts of the area. that is so cool. the showers are moving to the north and east into parts of new england and starting to clear that sky and that will create frost over the suburbs tonight as temperatures dip back into the 30s

. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news," the adventure aquarium preparing a party to say guy guy -- goodbyeo one of its sea turtles. >> is that was winter is coming. >> the weekend is pretty fast approaching. the heat continues to build with every lasting day. this weekend feels the warmest with august like conditions. we have showers in the forecast for game day for the eagles on sunday. shouldn't be a washout but maybe a little bit damp down there at the new jersey born and raised. like his father before him, he served our country with honor in the navy. came home and worked his way up from floor technician to supervisor at the salem power plant. as a husband and father, grenier knows how families struggle to make ends meet. that's why he'll fight to cut our taxes, and stand up to career politicians like steve sweeney. if we want to change trenton, there's only one way. fran grenier. >> jim is not happy about this. dunkin donuts is downsizing. >> oh, no. >> many locations. the chain's menu yu will just offer 18 doughnut varieties instead of the 30. they're streamlining to focus on feature

. >> critics are calling "goodbye christopher robin" every bit as magical as winnie the pooh's adventures. it is emotional, heartwarming, and bursting with nostalgia. discover the poignant tale behind literature's best loved bear. >> find something to be happy about. >> "goodbye christopher robin." rated pg. in select theaters friday. >> and now "bbc world news." this is bbc world news america. i'm laura trevelyan. a stinging criticism of donald trump from one of the top republicans in the senate. bob corker says the president risks putting the u.s. into the path of world war iii. republicans in the senate. hollywood royalty's peak set harvey weinstein and the lack of sexual harassment claims that sees the producer sacked from his own company. he coined the term nudging to help people exercise better self-control. american economist richard thaler wins the nobel prize for economics. ♪ laura: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. donald trump is treating the presidency like a reality show and his actions could set the nation on the path to world war i

a live view from the adventure aquarium in philadelphia. owing, but it extends not only through philadelphia, delaware, and south jersey, look at camelback mountain. the gusty winds on the mariner -- on the mountain could be strong enough to cause damage in our area. the winds steady at 26 miles per hour in wilmington. 17 mile-per-hour winds in philadelphia. the gusts will go much higher. potentially topping 50 miles per hour in south jersey. up to 35 miles per hour in wilmington and millville, 36 mile-an-hour winds. look at wilmington. gusts of 40 miles per hour. strong winds to start. a chilly and windy and damp start at the bus stop. allentown, quakertown, atlantic city, 48. 49 in philadelphia. bundle up. the tail end, you can see the showers ending to the west. that will happen this morning. as far as now, heavier downpours in bucks county. the line of showers that we have tracked through chester county. now light rainfall in coatesville. here more moderate showers in the area. as far as the snow you mentioned in western maryland, that w

we were people who kind of had the adventure spirit and this is going to be a new challenge for us andgoing to figure it out and it is been really hard but we bit by bit have made progress and have been able to steal each other so if my optimism is weighing a little, she's able to back me up and vice versa. i would not say love conquers all but it has been a bedrock that has carried us through tough times and strengthens our bond. we are closer together now than we were when it started. >> how do you lose yourself to someone and never lose your own way. how do you -- we have known each other for three years and you are there supporting my dreams and we were partner in a number of things. i have always known you as an entrepreneur and you got your phds and of course, that's when you met. how did you look after her and not lost your own way. >> that's hard, being a care giver is really demanding at the level of her sickness. i suddenly having this mom soupr power. i have to have medicines ready and all right, that takes work and being a professor is really demanding, too. >> i was pushed

the story was a fictional reworking of the already well publicized and well-known adventures of wild bill hickok. cody's friend. who by the way buntline kills in the story. which really irked wild bill, who was not a guy you wanted to get on the bad side of. [laughter] nevertheless, from buntline's story was born the legend of buffalo bill. at fort macpherson the real buffalo bill was highly flattered by the tale. even if absolutely none of it was true. when his son was born on november 26, 1870, he proposed to name him after buntline. cooler heads prevailed. and the kid was named after kit carson instead. good move. now ned buntline was not a man to allow opportunity to slip away. he commenced scribbling a new dime novel right away, buffalo bill's, the heart of spotted tale. which began its cereal run in the new york weekly on march 25, 1872 and on and on and on they went. at the same time, ned baratz with letters saying come back here, kid. this is a gold mine. you are a gold mine. cody finally relented, thanks to -- with the help of sheridan. and he recruited another fort macpherso

with brussels are going to drag on for another year at least and she wants to be prepared for the adventureality is and despite the fact that she insisted that she's making real and tangible progress in these talks by the way that is something that very few people believe right now almost a list same breath she admitted that the country has to be prepared for a no deal scenario now proof of the fact that the government is realistic considering this no deal outcome is the release of two so-called white papers or these documents that set out the government's plan for trade and customs arrangements in case britain ends up crashing out of the european union without having struck a deal we've got the prime minister really finally admitting the reality of the situation that britain finds itself in right now she also said that even if there is a deal it probably won't be struck until the eleventh hour until the very end of that negotiation window that britain and brussels currently have obviously movies admissions. than enough for the opposition leader jeremy corbyn to capitalize on in parliament.

. >> the adventure's crew is particularly proud of the fact that a young woman who went through the first aid badge training last year recently helped deliver a stranger's baby in the back of a car. now in addition to such real-life heroics these young women may soon be able to earn the coveted rank of eagle scout. >> definitely done peel it off. >> in chevy chase, maryland jackie bensen, news 4. >> good for them. >>> the film production company co-founded by harvey weinstein is in talks now about a possible sale. weinstein was fired by the board of his company earlier this month when a number of sexual assault allegations started coming to light. police in london and new york now are investigating various allegations the hollywood producer insists any claims of sex without consent are false. >>> tonight in light of the weinstein scandal two words are proving just how powerful social media can be. those words, me too. they've been repeated millions of times on social media by women and men, who say they face sexual harassment and assault. news 4's amy cho went searching for people whoto s

the actress will play a pivotal character named rona in the adventure series. equels began last week with the first sequel set to hit theaters december of 2020. >> i'm excited. that was so groundbreaking when it came out. >> amazing, right? >> cannot wait. >>> still ahead we're learning more about the 58 victims gunned down in sunday's mass shooting in vegas. incredible personal stories, next. i was wondering if an electric toothbrush really cleans... ...better than a manual, and my hygienist says it does. but... ...they're not all the same. turns out, they're really... hat's shaped like a dental tool with a round... ...brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head surrounds each tooth to... ...gently remove more plaque and... ...oral-b crossaction is clinically proven to... ...remove more plaque than sonicare diamondclean. my mouth feels so clean. i'll only use an oral-b! the #1 brand used by dentists worldwide. oral-b. brush like a pro. what twisted ankle?ask what muscle strain? advil makes pain a distant memory nothing works faster stronger or l

i'm not going to be too harsh on the adventure because i'm not a seasoned hiker that the user interfaced and even finding the map that then downloaded for me, it took me a while. 0ne downloaded for me, it took me a while. one to many buttons. it does more than this, it has a built—in heart monitor, council steps, calories, altitude. i personally am not 100% convinced. hardened hikers, beginners. a little break. time to use the tech ben stokes in here. this comes with a pump, cups and flask for your hot water. i'm not the biggest fan of espresso but then doesn't need to know that. carrying a the flask. it's pretty handy if you want something stronger, a portable espresso marker, pretty handy and easy to use once you have worked out what to do. all in all, massive thumbs up. andy. then has downloaded something i need. this app is available on the ils and android and you can download hundreds of thousands of detailed maps anywhere in the world. the skyline feature is quite cool. if you point your camera in any direction, it will label it for you. it could be points of interest. not particu

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sorts of llord began to develop there were novels and documentary's and here you can see one of the adventure novels that was written around the of mystery i dunno if anybody remembers the cajun theory. and even made a cameo in this series. [laughter] you can see teeeighteen appearing in the jungle and never run to lead to black to lose civilization. percy fawcett was to be a role model for indiana jones that was even tied into the movie with a brook where percy fawcett even escaped from the a river of death. :should follow in his wake but despite his warnings scientists and explorers the crow determined to recover the party to have evidence and the city of z many died of disease and with those who disappeared. and the 1928 when of the first major rescue efforts and helping to solve the mystery there is actually a movie made about his adventure trying to save percy fawcett. and actually brought one of the first movie cameras into the jungle to fill part of that. and actually day supply san black-and-white footage said you get a sense of the melodrama. >> newspaper alliance sent me off. i have

the cool frequent fly is. everything revolves around i'm looking dim and they too negative. a week animal adventures only on d w. the engines to the dardanelles in the g. it was here nearly three thousand years ago that the greek poet boma wrote of the trojan war the conflict between my c.n.a. and troy the two mightiest empires of the time is said to have dragged on for ten long years the finest warrior has died a hero's death of all for a woman the beautiful house wife of many lives king of my scene a in present day. helen had been abducted by paris son of king priam of troy on the other side of the straits in asia mind in the end troy was defeated and have missed. love hatred revenge. homer's iliad was the first great at the go one literature since then ancient greece has been regarded as the cradle of western civilization. according to houma from troy who could see the aegean island of. today it's called the aga belongs to turkey. merchant and military vessels will kudo sure in a bay protected from the wind monday bishop but everything is exactly as houma described. troll archaeology is mound of

lobster was not going to the dinner table and we are happy to tell you the lobster has a new home at the adventure aquarium in camden. >> we'll have to go see him. >> i like that guy. >> i like this weather tonight. >> it's not bad. >> after this morning. >> it's definitely feels like fall but it's not that whipping wind we had this morning. we had some wind gusts over 50 miles per hour, tree branches down, power out. now everything has recovered pretty nicely. it is a pretty decent night out there. seasonably chilly. tomorrow will be seasonably cool as well. tomorrow night once that sun goes down on your halloween, it is going to be a little on the cold side. we'll start off with a time lapse of today. this is in rehoboth beach as you can see this morning. the board all wednesday and cloudy and windy. it look how quickly it clears up. the afternoon was gorgeous and the winds gradually died down as the stormson continues to move off to the north and that pressure gradient slackened just a bit. it's 50 degrees in rehobeth beach. there's a secondary cold front passing through pennsylvania right now.

lobster was not going to the dinner table and we are happy to tell you the lobster has a new home at the adventure aquarium in camden. >> we'll have to go see him. >> i like that guy. >> i like this weather tonight. >> it's not bad. >> after this morning. >> it's definitely feels like fall but it's not that whipping wind we had this morning. we had some wind gusts over 50 miles per hour, tree branches down, power out. now everything has recovered pretty nicely. it is a pretty decent night out there. seasonably chilly. tomorrow will be seasonably cool as well. tomorrow night once that sun goes down on your halloween, it is going to be a little on the cold side. we'll start off with a time lapse of today. this is in rehoboth beach as you can see this morning. the board all wednesday and cloudy and windy. it look how quickly it clears up. the afternoon was gorgeous and the winds gradually died down as the stormson continues to move off to the north and that pressure gradient slackened just a bit. it's 50 degrees in rehobeth beach. there's a secondary cold front passing through pennsylvania right now.