toby: beth, you will get to go home, but right now you can't get too worked up. uh, toby's right., okay? so just breathe in with me. take a deep breath. (breathing deeply) i know you have a lot you want to say, but she needs to conserve oxygen right now, and crying doesn't help that. i know, i'm sorry, it's just, before i met her... i wasn't a great guy. no direction. i... i was a wreck. i understand. i know what it's like to find that one special woman. no, more than special. before i met beth, i was a dog. bouncing around three different women at the same time. i was a bad guy. but she saw through my insecurities. she gave me a chance to be the man that she knew that i could be. she was in love over this nonsense playboy life. yeah. i sure do. for certain. no, they don't. walter: it's fastened. happy, start rocking the car. okay, beth, get ready for some movement. okay. (mechanical whirring) it's pulling the car. toby: side to side, that's right. walter: it's coming loose. (scraping, creaking) what's happening? happy, stop. (creaking) walter, what's the problem? metal tearing. i

, toby, ju5t our family life, his elder sister said to toby, toby, just go in and say it to them.e came into our bedroom, the poor stone effigies are the parents, wrung out by looking after children for 20 years, exhausted, not getting out of bed as often as we used to, and not as quickly, i did —— quickly, either. he said, the thing is, dad... iwas like, oh god, sentences beginning with the thing is a no good. he said the thing is, i am gay. with the thing is a no good. he said the thing is, iam gay. i with the thing is a no good. he said the thing is, i am gay. i thought thank god, and i am lying in bed, thank god, and i am lying in bed, thank god. you won't have to go through this heterosexual nightmare that we have been going through. laughter. from that moment, it was the beginning of this university... for much of our time, we don't need word5 for much of our time, we don't need words to teach your old straight father about things. you said everything in the relationship you learn from toby, i wonder what he felt or thought when he read the book fashion learned? job well don

and i eventually, in the magic of our family life, his elder sister said to toby, "toby, just go in and them." because she knew what the trouble was. "just go in and say it." so in he came into our bedroom, the poor stone effigies of the parents that are rung out by looking after three children for 20 years, exhausted, not getting out of bed as often as we used to and not as quickly either. and he said, "the thing is, dad,..." oh, god... the sentences starting with "the thing is..." never turn out very well. "the thing is, i'm gay." and i said, "oh, thank god." i am lying in the bed. "oh, thank god." "you won't have to go through this heterosexual nightmare we have been through all of our lives." and from that moment, there was the beginning of university, you don't need words to teach a student, old, straight man, yourfather, about things — he showed it to me. you have said that everything in the relationship between thomas and john, you learned from toby. i wonder what he felt or thought when he read the book. job well done! i said to him recently, "did you read the book?" and he woul

chase bringing along toby. >> he is very relaxed! so they are my nemesis. i don't like them and i know owners will say they are everywhere and they are everywhere especially now with all the rain that we have been having. with you it is possible to avoid them and i -- but it is possible that you avoid them. go to the beach where there's beach sand. that's a foxtail. i brought it live so we'll show you, as well. >> if it ends up on the skin near the eyes? >> anytime where you go to a place where there are foxtails check your animal thoroughly and pull them out. you want to not only feel with your fingers between their paws, their little toes but also look with your eyes because sometimes you'll see them and not feel them and vice versa. so this is the foxtail. they look like wheat. they are green when they start out and then brown and they only move in one direction. they don't back up. so they have a potential to go into their chest cavity, their abdomen, up their nose and ears between their toes and they need to be dealt with so if you ever see a little lu

toby cosgrove, thank you. >> my pleasure. david: i remember, i still remember when the doctor came to our house and my dad walked him to the door, took a bill out of his pocket, paid him, no paper, no insurance, no government, no nothing. i don't know if it is a pipe-dream if we get back to there. but it would be nice to it. >>> oil settling up to 44.74 a bail. climbing for fifth straight session this is longest winning streak since the 23rd. oil is down 7% for the month, not bad for when you drive. melissa: you heard from dr. toby cosgrove, what he wants to put in the health care by, what we should be driving for. how that is getting first of republicans on board, most republicans. the senate hoping for a new version by friday. can they get enough votes this time? we'll ask opinions vain congressman pat toomey. david: two media giants in the cross-hairs over false reporting. the one facing a major lawsuit. one taking extreme measures to avoid one. melissa: president trump pushing congress to pass two new bills aimed at savin

and to by leave there is less than 20 months and toby leave the eu and for us to be a success toby leavemonths and having to be approved by all the respective parliaments i think is slim so we need that back—up plan. we certainly don‘t wa nt back—up plan. we certainly don‘t want brinkmanship and we don‘t want to go near that cliff edge of falling out without some sort of arrangement supporting us. we are pa rt arrangement supporting us. we are part of the european automotive industry and we are a big market for european automotive manufacturers but europe is a bigger market and i‘ve been talking to various member states, ——, automotive associations and they see the future of europe is more important than the uk automotive market and that makes sense. before we go, let‘s have a look at the markets. they‘ve taken a bit of a turn, starting quite strong this morning, all across europe. you can see the ftse has fallen. being told down by commodities. things like oil, brent crude. brent crude down over $45 a barrel, its prize for seven months. because of fears of overproduction, too much suppl

and have things all about toby.but for a minute they had that appreciation. the other thing, you and i spoke about this earlier, is if you look at the three qualities on talk about with the three astronauts, anders is a management level a man of exploration. borman a man of patriotic duty. those are three pretty darn good qualities to take into any career if you are say, a 16, 17, 20-year-old student looking at your future. you can do worse than follow the example of these three guys in planning your own future. >> i think we have a question from the audience. >> good afternoon. i was a college student home for christmas during the apollo eight mission and i'd love to hear your experience of that christmas eve broadcast. i know i wept, and was so beautiful. but how did you experience it, and even more importantly, how did the crew experience it? >> well, i could lie and say i was way too young to remember it, but that would be a complete untruth. i was plenty old enough to remember it. i was a very young adolescent,

toby cosgrove.ou for being here today >> good morning. >> you told us in the past you're not fond of some of this legislation. what is your concern about the senate bill as it stands today >> my main concern is the fact that i don't think they're dealing with the root cause of the problem. the root cause of the problem is not how you divide the money, the problem really is the rising cost of healthcare we need to have a bipart sson bl that looks at the rising rate of healthcare we have to look at epidemics, ep democr ep sglooifrnlgtsdz sglifrnlgtsdz sglooifrnlgtsdz sglaifrnlgs sglooifrnlgt epidemics swroe a t we have 14,000 pages of regulations in two years we have somebody in the hospital doing an inspection every day. we have rising costs of drugs. our pharmacy expenses last year went up 19%. we have to deal with some of those things i think if we came together and dealt with the root cause of the problem, there will be plenty of money to go around to look after people if we don't deal with it now

toby alabi suffered a heart attack during a match four years ago and has since set up a foundation tolayers over recognising possible symptoms. it heightens the need for the work we do. i think we are and the beginning stages of what we are doing. the premier league have done a good job, martin heather has done a good job, martin heather has done a good job getting us into the under 20 clubs, and the pfa, gordon taylor has done a good job in getting us into educate but there's a lot more that we can do. we are in talks with the premier league and the pfa. and we can't forget that this is a societal issue, not just we can't forget that this is a societal issue, notjust football. we need to look at the broader society as well as focusing on the professional game. let's have a look at some of today's other football stories and arsenal have announced the signing of the bosnia—herzegovina international zyad kolashynats from the bundesliga side schalke. the defender has joined on a free transfer, with the deal set to run until 2022. southampton have asked the premier league to investigate l

you're having toby keith perform for muslims?aughter ] that's like having betsy devos give the commencement speech at a historically black -- oh, okay. i see what you are doing. [ audience groans ] [ applause ] i see what you're doing. you hate everything. rapper a$ap rocky had 1.5 million dollars worth of jewelry stolen from his home in los angeles earlier this week. well, here's a free tip, stop spelling your name with a dollar sign. [ laughter ] that's like having the license plate "i love cocaine" and being surprised when the cops pull you over. [ applause ] don't be surprised. why do you have so many letters in your license plate? and finally, a man from idaho was recently rushed to the hospital after a fidget spinner toy became lodged in his anus. [ laughter ] but doctors sent the man home untreated since that's where those belong. [ laughter and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a fantastic show for you tonig such great shows as "transparent" and "arrested avaiable now. favorites is bacon another friend of ours who'

who will instant is third alter ego afterter parker, toby maguire and andrew gar field. theaters, friday july 7th. >>> and i got to tell you hit s series zoo returns to cbs-3 tonight, decade after anima rising. >> they're back, wow. one we spoke with the show's actor james walk ahat makes the series so popular with fans. >> i think itmbination of, you t people watch these shows for which is sort of the action, adventure but also the human element makes it all work. that is what we believe anyway without human element, without these characters having, having the dynamic, and levels that they do and relationships with each other, none of the action really matters, so it is a great combination of that >> you can catch season premiere of zoo tonight at 10:00 o'clock on here cbs-3 and stay stay tuned for "eyewitness news" at 11:00. james paterson can really do no wrong. >> ukee, used to watch that show and he can stay up late. when it first came out, he was on the morning show with us and dvring it. >> we have to watch stephen colbert the next night here on the morning show.

easily to the middle of next week and it all collapses for her, or if it doesn't — and i agree with tobyare many tory mps who don't want a leadership contest right now — it will be delayed. but be in no doubt — look at this weekend, you've got the leader of the opposition coming on the programme as a sort of victor, and you've got the prime minister, who's supposed to have won the election, in hiding, and that speaks volumes about what has gone on in the election. we can bring in some pictures of the home secretary. she just managed to hang onto her constituency. many people are tipping her to be a possible successor. she did not have a lot to say. can the prime minister stay on as leader? she is an excellent reader and she should stay on. what about george osborne describing her as a paid women walking. no comment. thank you. amber rudd, the home secretary. labour leader, jeremy corbyn, says there could be another election soon and he is preparing an alternative queen's speech. he was looking very relaxed on television. yes, he is giving the impression that he did not lose the election,

that should change now in california. >> and you had pointed to tobie, and you're absolutely right.'cause you had this struggle with your son, so tell me about that. >> yes, i did. when he was in the 1st grade, he became a different child. i couldn't get him out of the car in the morning to go to class. and, finally, one day, he told me he was not smart, and he would lay his head down on the table in class. we asked the school to assess him for a learning disability, and they found him ineligible. we hired a neuropsychologist and then eventually an attorney to secure services for my son. but this whole process cost us thousands of dollars in loans and a full school year at my child's expense. >> oh, my goodness. now, you've studied this, and fortunately, they were able to take out loans, but there are so many people you work with who are not -- that don't have any resources. >> and that's so true. and if you look at, for example, the nation's report card, you find that there's 20% to 30% of children who are not at basic. and if you look at african-american, latino, native americans,

. >> 100 by no animals except toby here. >> reporter: if he is wearing those boots and that hat, this is a ranch. a better word might be eclectic. >> nothing surprises them anymore, what i drag home. >> reporter: okay, maybe they were a little surprised. >> this is my shop right here. >> reporter: when mike quit his job selling cars and gave this ranch some authenticity. >> when i told my boss i was ... i was going to quit and do this here, he thought i was nuttier than a fruitcake. >> reporter: nearly 20 years have passed since this horseless cowboy drove a camper to kansas to learn from a master leather artist. >> i just know he could do it. >> reporter: renbrae supported her husband's pursuit of a crazy dream from passion to profession. >> the finished product is going to be right here. >> reporter: artist, saddle maker, entrepreneur. >> barbed wire always sells. >> reporter: just don't try to buy this one. >> this is a satellite built in 2011. i call it tribute to troops. >> reporter: a year-and-a-half, mike began carrying his saddle. >> in god we trust. >> reporter: to honor vete

southeast goes and also florida we'll have to watch out where weekend those training bands from phoenix toby locks injuries pensacola and mobile, extreme heat continues in we'll let you know where that moisture is going to head from cindy. >>> now this reminder from the animal kingdom. keep an eye on your kids when they are in the pool. a zoo in south korea, this baby elephant falling right there in the deep end. watch the adult elephant. they came to the rescue. two jumping in and successfully pulling the scary calf from the water. got to watch those little ones. >>> new details on when o.j. simpson may be released from prison and breaking news overnight for anyone who uses uber. >> what are the top travel destinations around the world? we got that list for you coming up. if you've got a life, you gotta swiffer wiback like it could used to? neutrogena hydro boost water gel. with hyaluronic acid it plumps skin cells with intense hydration and locks it in. for supple, hydrated skin. hydro boost. from neutrogena i just want to find a used car without getting ripped off. you could start your se

joining me now is toby alarbi, who knows first hand the importance of this having survived a heart attackilst playing professionally and has since set up a charity which works alongside premier league clubs. what happened to you? what happened to you ?|j what happened to you? i suffered a heart attack on the pitch when i was 19 and playing a friendly in october 2000 and 13. it was 15 minutes into the game when i collapsed. and was rushed to hospital. and after doctors ran tests on me they realised i had an underlying heart condition that made it unsafe for me to continue playing professional football. and sadly that was the end of your career but that prompted you to start your charity foundation heart4morefoundation. and you have been working to educate young players, working with premier league clu bs. players, working with premier league clubs. my foundation was launched in 2014 and we have done a lot of community—based work and also work within the professional game. the work is focused on education. from my personal experience education is just as important as the clinical screening

easily to the middle of next week and it all collapses for her, or if it doesn't — and i agree with tobyare many tory mps who don't want a leadership contest right now — it will be delayed. but be in no doubt — look at this weekend, you've got the leader of the opposition coming on the programme as a sort of victor, and you've got the prime minister, who's supposed to have won the election, in hiding, and that speaks volumes about what has gone on in the election. we also saw we also saneremy corbyn looking very relaxed and television this morning. what is next for them? is he hoping for another election? will he hoping for another election? will he also be looking to maybe bring back to the front bench some of the members of the shadow cabinet who stood down in the wake of his election. certainly, the labour party defied expectations, but they did not win. it is important to remember that a few months ago, eve ryo ne remember that a few months ago, everyone had writtenjeremy corbyn off, not only commentators, but many off, not only commentators, but many of his own members of the parlia

toby spraskin celebrated with family and friends in cherry hill.he says the key to living a long time is to stay busy. she says her birthday wish is that everybody be happy and feel good because that's what's most important. happy birthday dear. >> to are sure. >> it's been a tough week in the weather department. could we see the sun again. >> it will pop here and there especially on sunday but at that time the temperatures are going to skyrocket. >> oh boy. >> the second half of the weekend. as we take a look at storm tracker6 live double scan there is a little cluster of downpours just to the south and west of kent county in maryland that could swing into central parts of delaware in the next hour or so. really not much happening at this time but at any point there could be a pop-up shower or a downpour this evening and overnight. as we take a look at chopper6 it was flying high above and up probably noticed that increase in humidity today, moisture in the air and you can see the haze this near the king of prussia mall and also valley forge natio

spelling out what her country now stands for just to give you a flavor of the a tizzy she's released toby words album despair which means state oh me i'm bow to brought all sound which am is full made in germany plus muslims and hope a stands for part of the e.u. and nato along with the word for mushroom hum take me over is for the famous october first along with german order well not content with this we took the liberty of creating our own alphabet. buying among friends is not acceptable. then i'm going to say thank you thank you for good and intensify moderation i'm. off to america's defense secretary admitted u.s. failings in afghanistan last week the pentagon seems to have been looking for somebody to blame and it's found someone in his first report to congress since the election the pentagon named pakistan as the single greatest external factor hindering u.s. actions the report refers to what it calls support over afghanistan insurgents by the pakistani government during sixteen years of its involvement in afghanistan washington has given a range of reasons as to why its afghan camp

if it doesn't, and i agree with toby that there are many tory mps who don't want a leadership contest delayed. but be in now, it will be delayed. but be in no doubt colour look at this weekend, the leader of the opposition coming on this programme as the victor, and the prime minister who is supposed to have won the election in hiding, which speaks volumes about what has gone on.“ there a small part of you enjoying being a newspaper editor reading these accounts of who the runners and riders are? i feelwell out these accounts of who the runners and riders are? i feel well out of it, andi and riders are? i feel well out of it, and i have enjoyed editing the evening standard during the general election. i have been reading stories about borisjohnson and a leadership campaign for years. he is ina leadership campaign for years. he is in a permanent campaign, so i'm not sure it qualifies as news. i spent yea rs sure it qualifies as news. i spent years getting the tory party back into office, winning in seats like a mag boss —— like bath. into office, winning in seats like a mag boss -- lik

toby says, i like disks, i'm not painful pixels.ess not good enough... this is reliant upon having a good provider and network. if you have a good network, streaming is fine, if it is intermittent, the buffering, then dvds, certainly. often the cost of downloading a movie is more than in the supermarket and you have it for only one week. it is not much of a gift, either, here is a download... last dvd you bought? the star wars boxed set. mine was a frozen dvd, that is a much better choice. you said that was for your needs, but it was for you, wasn't it! let it go! let it go laughter we will see you soon. goodbye. pretty warm start of the day across many parts of the uk especially in the south—east of england, further north and west, tad fresher, and that fresh weather is going to bring many of us some cooler conditions today compared to yesterday, and some sunshine and showers. fresher weather is courtesy of the weather front, opens the door to the fresher aircoming infrom front, opens the door to the fresher air coming in from the

easily to the middle of next week and it all collapses for her, or if it doesn't — and i agree with tobyere are many tory mps who don't want a leadership contest right now — it will be delayed. but be in no doubt — look at this weekend, you've got the leader of the opposition coming on the programme as a sort of victor, and you've got the prime minister, who's supposed to have won the election, in hiding, and that speaks volumes about what has gone on in the election. we have just had a we havejust had a comment we have just had a comment from the leader of the dup, arlene foster, whose ten mps could be crucial to theresa may in allowing her to have a working majority and continue in government. arlene foster has been saying that discussions between the dup and the conservatives have been good so far, she has been speaking to sky news. is there a deal, or no deal? we had very good discussions yesterday with the conservative party in relation to how we could support them in forming a national government, one that would bring stability to the nation, and those discussions continue, we have

until they get back to the house and they saw the big shaggy dog and then everything was all about toby again. but for a minute, they had that appreciation. the other thing and you and i spoke about this earlier is that if you look at the three qualities i was talking about with the three astronauts, lovell is a mineral exploration. transport a man of -- those are good qualities to take you into any career if you are 16 or 17-year-old student looking at future. she can do worse than follow the example of these three guys in planning your own future. >> i think we have a question from the audience. >> good afternoon. i was a college student home for christmas during the apollo 8 mission. i would love to hear your experience of that christmas eve broadcast. i know i wept. it was so beautiful. how did you experience it and even more importantly, how did the crew experience it? >> well, i could light there was way too young to remember but that will be a complete untruth. i was plenty old to remember it. i was a very young adolescent and as a young adolescent man i had already learned one o

not sure what is happening, but apparently tika is giving toby and airfield desk earful. she did not clean up after himself. your pet could be the next gmw pet of the day. just upload your photo, we may feature it. they are it looks like like a couple that has been together for a while. larry: i was going to say that. adrianna: married and disgruntled. sam: i told you to take out the trash and pick up your underwear. veronica: the luck on tika's face, priceless. larry: the captions are endless. and you are a newlywed. another a plus day for us. we are giving it a grade that could not be better for today, tomorrow we will do it all over again. morning,oor this a little bit of a breeze. now, most of the guidance models that we look at are trending a little later in the weekend so we will be doing just fine for this weekend. arlington, virginia, 64 and a light wind. , wehe end of the weekend will not get the rain but the humidity and it stays with us for the early part of next week. the highest humidity probably monday with rain. today, sunny and around 80 degrees. we will t

. >> it's never going toby cut. it's never going to shrink.t still will be slightly growing at a slower state. >> the most vulnerable people in our society and health care providers such as our rural hospitals and nursing homes most of whom are very dependent on the medicaid program. >> and that was nbc's kelly o'donald reporting. funld frg the opioid epidemic and also ways to protect rural hospitals are among the variables that are being discussed as aides repair different versions that could become necessary to win over a deciding vote. >>> the white house decided not to host a dinner to celebrate ramadan unlike president obama, bush, and clinton. this a void yo last year with the president hosting the meal. instead the white house issued a statement saying in part during this holiday we are reminded the importance of compassion, mercy. >>> 28 people remain missing after a tourist boat capssed in columbia. this multilevel ferry was packed with about 150 passengers when it started to sink after it rocked back and forth and began to take on wa

sure congress doesn't have an impossible job they're just doing the wrong cob as toby cosgrove pointed yous on the cost of health insurance premiums, and premiums cost so much, because the health insurers, just like you and me, have to pay for the high cost of drugs and the high cost of hospital stays. why is that cost so high because in the united states we tried an experiment that no other country in the world tried. we decided that we're going to make health care a free market product. hospitals can charge everything they said and they -- so that the insurance company, if they have to negotiate with the yale new haven hospital in new haven, it's the only hospital in town, so they have to pay whatever the hospital asks them to pay. so the issue isn't what congress is doing about insurance coverage the issue is why are we the only country in the free world, for example, that doesn't do something to control the cost of drugs. >> because it promotes a tremendous amount of innovation and new drugs, et cetera a lot of people would argue we need a free market in health insurance where none

reporter: well, adam this is a forge welded joint that is what they did back if the 1800s and we have toby and we have steven and they are doing what they used to do to meld pieces and weld them together. a lot to see here at the ticker ton sea port we have the accuweather forecast into the weekend. right now into friday scattered showers and storms will be on the way. it's not a washout but it's not a nice weekend on saturday a high temperature of 80 degrees because of the remnants of cindy on saturday it's humid and downpours are likely and high temperature of 81 and sunday it is sunny and gorgeous into the second half of our weekend with high temperature of 81 and ocean temperature coming in at 63. it's cool what they are doing. and these are some of the things they have made they have a beautiful flower from welding things together. it's amazing what you can do. >> first of all i thought you were messing with me. get some marshmallows and make some smores with that fire. >> that is a good idea. >> if you need a blessing i got one. >> if you head up into the mountains looking good here

those days where we really do have a meaningfully big show let me tell you what's coming up we have toby will talk to us about this healthcare bill and get some reaction to what is happening or what is in this case not happening. then we have scott gottlieb who will join us the new fda commissioner, in his first interview since getting confirmed. we'll talk m&a bigley with robert kimler head of m&a at morgan stanley then we have harold hamm, and if you're ready for this, last but not least, condoleezza rice will join us in the 8:00 hour there you have it. i hope i have not overstated the situation. >> you have not disappointed sounds like a terrific lineup. >> see you in a bit. >>> still ahead, one market strategist, 27 billion under management says time to d.c.-proof your portfolio. what that means and w hoto do it when "worldwide exchange" returns. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." futures gaining some steam here. dow futures up 57, nasdaq down about 7 points joining us is scott clemens. do you see the selloff as related to the delay in the healthcare vote? if so, what do you d

william:ven toby a tu segmento. con ellos el fin de semana. gracias por hacernos los nÚmero uno. se los quiere! buenos dÍas. martes 6 de junio de 2017. semana de la mascota. dicen que las mascotas se parecen a sus dueÑos. digan? william: el mÍo es super revoltoso. [risas] alan: se la pasa temblando. william: pueden mandar las fotografÍas para que pongamos las fotos en pantalla. todas las redes sociales estÁn inundadas en las fotos. manden su fotos reponer en pantalla. estos animalitos hay que quererlos mucho. alan: quererlos. karla: quiÉn anda en nueva york? alan: nuestra francisca. estÁ en nueva york. felicidades! otro logro mÁs en la carrera. bien merecido. te lo celebramos con francisca. karla: mucho Éxito a nuestro querido alex. vamos con la Única que le falta mascota. satcha: esperen. primero, salvo de paÑales. voy a traer grandes maestros. todos ustedes tienen mascotas. vamos arrancar con las noticias. acaparar titulares el dÍa de hoy, rusia no intervino en la campaÑa electoral de estados unidos, asÍ lo establ

. >> i'm toby with bloomberg viewg you mentioned briefly that this happenehad to happen on the prie side asd well. short of hoping for another hurricane what to do to make sure the private size invest as much money as you want? >> if you look at the shipowners today, i'm satisfied the shipbuilders are making the investments they need to make. e some of the things they're doing to build facilities to allow more work to be done inside they have a thing called the outfitting home the private sector is incentivized to make those investments. is it makes it more profitable going forward. con we have been in contract on the construction site to partner with them and share some of those costs if they're willing to make those investments. i'm satisfied that those today that are out there competing for work are making the investmentse necessary to keep them competitive.about the competition incentivize them to make them more profitable i don't have the same business model. i'm not out to make a prophet. what is incentive for me to ma e investments in the yard? i need that same type ofts in thinki

. >> rose: next is oracle, 62 to 65, rauschenberg with toby fitch harold hodges, billy krueger and robertay moore. >> so here he is cab rating with a whole slew of engineers led by billy cluuver from bell labs, the it is an extraordinary collaboration with technicians, and most artists are afraid of technology but not rauschenberg he embraces it as part of the adventure of contemporary hive and each of those pieces is outfitted with am radios, he thought fm was too cultured, and it is connected by a wireless transition sorry circuitry so that is the cutting edge of technology in that moment of time, the building blocks of our own digital age. >> rose: next is nabisco shredded wheat, something i used to eat at breakfast all the time. >> it is our -- this is a moment after he leaves new york and he pose to captiva and using just ordinary boxes, the boxes that were sent to him, the kinds of things you could find easily, materials of what he said were softness and waste and he would make very simple interventions to create a work like this, and it is also something that is looking at a younge

. >> toby harshaw from bloomberg view. you mentioned briefly that this had happened on the private side as well as the public. you went into great detail on what you're doing in your yards, but short of hoping for another hurricane, what do you do to make sure that the private side invest as much money in that as you guys are? >> so obviously were not going to root for another hurricane. so i think, if you go look at the ship builders today, i think, i'm satisfied the ship builders are making the investments, that they need to make. you can go look at new shipbuilding today, some of the things they're doing to build facilities that will allow more work to be done inside, a unit outfitting which is an investment that will allow you to get more work and do for class carrier work inside. the challenge has was bent on my set of house is that the private sector is incentivized to make those investments because it makes them more profitable going forward. we are willing and we have been in contracts with the new construction sid

. >> toby hirkshaw from bloomberg view. you mentioned briefly that this modernization of the shipyards had to happen on the private side as well as the public. you went into great detail on what you're doing in your four yards. but short of hoping for another hurricane, what do you do to make sure that the private side invests as much money in that as you guys are? >> well, so obviously we're not going to root for another hurricane. i think if you go look at the ship builders today, i'm satisfied they're making the investments that they need to make. if you can go look at electric boat and newport news ship building today, some of the things that they're doing to build facilities that would allow more work to be done inside, they have a thing called the unit outfitting hull, which would allow them to get more work for columbia and do four-class carrier work inside. the challenge on my side of the house, the private sector is incentivized to make those investments because it makes them more profitable going forward. and so w

teaching journalism at college now, a number of students toby their peers and family don't see journalistsecause they don't see a future in it. this is still very important. how the message is delivered may change, but we need the message and we need people with conviction and integrity to deliver that message. >> also the importance of internships. the importance of what rishel -- is doing.lle the best repair journalists are the ones who had the internships. i never went to journalists school, but i had an internship. you'll to learn on the ground. they can tell you something, you can't fabricated deadline. you can't just say let's act like the deadline. that doesn't happen. once you know what a deadline is and you go out there, i think that is something in terms of the mentor other journalists, they know what the real deal is. when you take someone under wayne, that way they will know what they're up against and what they need to know. it won't be in the journalism school. tim: i feel your pain. i've been teaching journalism for 15 years and i've seen this particularly in the last few ye

and this tweet from toby, a truly moving feature onjo cox, i think it should permanently be posted onarged at the standard network rate. right, let's bring you the latest sport with katherine. some live sport to start this hour. the british and irish lions are playing their fourth match on their tour of new zealand. they're playing the highlanders in dunedin, and it's been an entertaining game. highlanders scored first waisake noholo crashing over, injuring courtney lawes in the process. butjust a few minutes later, the lions answered with a try of their own, jonathan joseph spotting the gap to go through. and in the second half, tommy seymour ran it all the way in after this interception. sam warburton has scored his first of the tour, and there has been another for highlanders, tries galore in dunedin, it is 20—22, lionsjust galore in dunedin, it is 20—22, lions just leading, galore in dunedin, it is 20—22, lionsjust leading, 20 minutes left to go there. a senior coach working with the country's olympic bobsleigh squad has been accused of racism amid multiple complaints over a "toxi

let's hearfrom toby. i think she needs to amend her views on the whole thing.first brexit which has the economy's best interests at heart. theresa may has said she is leaving the single market, do you want her to change her mind? absolutely, the good thing about this is softening the stance and sorting out a position where we can move forward asa position where we can move forward as a nation. everything about the last couple of years of politics has been about division, and i think we need unity. anyone else? her rhetoric of being a citizen has been incredibly divisive. it should be a real lesson about bringing the country together. she has spoken about it but she has divided the country more. you have to understand that what everybody wants at this point, i really do not think she actually wants to take anything at all away, it is a way of starting negotiation and conversation. when you get to negotiations, you do not tell the party that you are negotiating with that you are not ready to go all the way there. it is a point of getting a way to start talking wi

partner in other parts of the country and do similar things my other question is going to be and i note tobyt here or somebody from the cleveland clinic, but are you advantaged as a consumer to participate in this if i have both the insurance piece, and their services, relative to if i am going to either walk in off the street at cleveland now, or come in with my own insurance how that works >> that's the core part of the vision right now, a provider system doesn't know what's going on with you until you walk in to that doctor or practice, into that hospital. that's almost too late in the process already. you ought -- the provider would like to know who you are as a member, at the time when you sign up for that product, and that's exactly how this will work >> i mean it sounds like it is definitely the sort of system for the future, that we need to be looking towards, and working towards. however, getting there in the short term profitablety does matter and you raised. so can you afford to have this not be profitable for the next two years? what happens >> so, i think largely our profitabili

james toby clark, conservatives, 6871. jeremy bernard corbyn, labour party, 40086.icial monster raving loony party 106. james william martin, no—one as bill martin, the socialist party gb, 21. mendoza, communist league, 7. caroline russell. green party 2229. cheering and applause the total number of ballot papers rejected is as follows. voting from all, 40. unmarked orvoid rejected is as follows. voting from all, 40. unmarked or void for uncertainty 82, the turn out was 73.6%, and! uncertainty 82, the turn out was 73.6%, and i do here by declare that the said jeremy bernard corbyn is duly elected to serve as member of parliament for the islington north constituency. cheering and applause thank you very much. and i first of all want to thank lesley and her staff for the way this election has been conducted, and i know all the pressures that are put on to the staff to achieve this, thank you very much to you and all the staff here tonight. and all those that run our democratic services in this borough. i want to particularly thank the police for their work today, and