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here's brian tyree henn a clip "child's play.fts >> are you coming in or what just give me a minute., ma love you so that's the mom. she drags me over for dinner every week so listen, man if you want to have some dinner, you're welcome to join us 'cause i could really use the backup, because she -- >> jimmy: oh brian tyree henry, everybody cheers and applause "child's play" hits theaters on june 21st. we'll be right back with a a performance from the national oh, i love them. [ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: performing "oblivions" from their new album,i am easy to find," please welcome the national. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ it's almost lik you're not afraii of anything do how i want you here ♪ ♪ you don't kno what it's like to be around you i still got my fear ♪ ♪ it's the way you say ye when i ask you to marry me you don't know ♪ do you think you ca carry me over the threshol over and over agai until oblivion ♪ ♪ it's the way that you're gonna stop needin to tell me you want me as much as i want ♪ ♪ y

him there right many years ago from the former soviet union flooding koskie is one of them the red tyree is amused by the recent interest in this home. we suddenly have lots of visitors coming here from all different parts of the country most recently was a couple from tel aviv and a family from jerusalem here it's because the settlement is going to be named after charm but they also are interested in the golan heights. billups of koskie helped build the settlement in 1991 over the years more and more families moved away to less remote towns now it's almost abandoned the new neighbor . hood named after trump will be built next to the old settlement at 30 based on old plans that were never realized trams controversial decision most criticised by the international community which considers the golan heights to be occupied territory israel captured the strategically important plateau from syria 967 here israelis were through by tribes decision they hope the new place will lead to new infrastructure and investment then i guess. it is very exciting because no new settlements have been built o

in the indycar series, the former f1 driver takuma sato was leading in texas and came in for some tyrese pit crew, that is chris welch who went flying. he was checked over and was fine. they then had to haul sato's car back in the spot where he was supposed to stop in the first place — and even then, they got themselves in all sorts of bother. a shame for sato who is having a really good season and had started on pole. he finished 15th — here's what that crew member thought of his afternoon. i was just i wasjust thinking i was just thinking about still trying to get up and do myjob. i got hit, i got knocked down, i got right back up and went for the car to get it back into the box. that's what you're trying to do, that is pa rt what you're trying to do, that is part of it. it happens, it is not the first time i have had it happen. it is the danger of the job, these quys it is the danger of the job, these guys put themselves on the line, so do we. that's why we enjoy it. sebastien vital is leading lewis hamilton in the canadian grand prix. that is all from us —— sebastien vettel. hello a

i‘ve got a lot of tyres upstairs.tairs that‘s waterlogged. the hardest bit is because it‘s an online business, people are still buying them but i can‘t get down to get them out. more than 500 workers from in and around lincolnshire are helping with the flood rescue operation. emergency teams will be stationed here all through next week. volunteers have travelled in from miles around to give out sandbags and suppliers. raf chinooks have been dropping bags of sand and gravel to shore up the river‘s flood defences. it‘s done the job and they have held up for now but there‘s a risk of more flooding to come. these houses are among the 600 properties that have been evacuated. with weather warnings being issued and heavy rain forecast over the next few days, residents have been told not to return home until wednesday at the earliest. this pumping station, vital to channel away floodwaters was itself flooded. sandbags were rushed here by martin and his friends. they‘ve distributed 13,000 of them over the last few days. we‘re

was over but we kept pushing hard and i saw that i had a bad flat on my first time. flat on my first tyre we were flying. you could see on the straight we had good pace so we could make it past. extremely happy for the whole team but also for the whole team but also for honda. we just started working together this year but to win here is incredible. let's head to france next and check in with the england and usa camps ahead of their women's world cup semi final. for england, they've never made it beyond the last four but are full of confidence after easing past norway last time out. for the usa, they're firm favourites after beating hosts france. jane dougall has been at lyon's parc 0lympique. both camps are very much up for this match. such an exciting semifinal with england up against defending champions here in this magnificent stadium. phil neville said he'd been waiting 18 months for this match ever since he took the job. the waiting 18 months for this match ever since he took thejob. the usa head coach ellis is actually english. she was born in portsmouth and moved to the usa a long

you are able to hear a lot more of what the tyres are doing and almost what the brakes are doing as wellt adds an extra dimension to it. and after spending a day on the track here in berlin, i am going to look at electric road cars with a lot more respect in future. wow. that was kate russell. and that was amazing. now, being only five years old, formula e is still relatively unknown to some. and being born in an age when formula one is arguably the most well—known motorsport and with most of us buried in our mobile phones these days, it could be difficult to attract new fans. however, they are using your phone in theirfavour. omar mehtab takes a look at how that has been working out. youtube, twitter, ghost racing, and the formula e app. these are the four apps that formula e are using to try and reach a new younger audience online. so how are they doing that? let's start with youtube. we all know how massively popular it is, with over 2 billion monthly logged—in users checking out all kinds of content. that's a lot of new potential fans. and so formula e want a piece of the action. at

in kill or pull him there right many years ago from the former soviet union 30. 1 of them the red tyree is in news by the recent interest in this home. we suddenly have lots of visitors coming here from all different parts of the country most recently was a couple from tel aviv and a family from jerusalem here it's because the settlement is going to be named after trump but they also are interested in the golan heights. billups of koskie helped build the settlement in 1991 over the years more and more families moved away to less remote towns now it's almost abandoned the new neighborhood named after trump will be built next to the old settlement it will be based on old plans that were never realized in april prime minister netanyahu announced that he would name a town in the occupied golan heights after u.s. president donald trump in honor of his decision to recognize israeli control over the territory and this is the place that eventually will be named after trump. trump's controversial decision most criticised by the international community which considers the golan heights to be occu

big news for we're talking about kevin durant and tyree. >> yeah. >> and jordan. okay.pens.in how this does he pick up the phone and say, hey, man, i'm going to go? >> you should go. >> we should go. >> we should go. >> did that happen? >> similarly. you know, kevin durant is frends with deyawn ray jordan. i'm sure there was a texting. hey, you to brooklyn?s, move one of the most anticipated signings of the cycle. former mvp, kevin durant, making it official in the last 25 minutes. the prince george's county star announced on instagram he' nets.ng to the brooklyn we most likely won't be seeing durant in a nets uniform this season. he had surgery to repair a torn athilles he suffered in nba finals brooklyn banking on ngrant returto the same level of play after this injury. the two-time nba finals mvp will reportedly sign a four-year $164 million deal. and as erika said, katie, not going alone. espn also reporting that kyrie irving plans to join durant in brooklyn signing a four-year, $141 million deal. the nets putting together what i they hope a team that will t runhe e

>> brian tyree henry is the best >> seth: he's the best, right?t like kids and i don't like dolls. [ laughter ] and i'm like, "that's literally all we have for the next two months." >> seth: and this was not a cgi film you had a lot of practical dolls around >> yes there was a lot of - >> seth: do you -- are you scared of dolls? like, i mean, again, it's not just dolls it's, like, this doll. >> yeah, i -- i got used to the doll there were, like, nine animatronic -- there were nine different types of dolls on set. and they were just -- they were super creepy i wasn't scared of them. but one of the animatronic dolls at one point, its head started smoking. >> seth: yeah. and the a.d. was like, "get back it's going to blow!" [ laughter ] and i was like, "jesus." and its head burst into flames >> seth: did it really >> oh, yeah. >> seth: that would have been a tough way to go. >> yeah. >> seth: "yeah, did you here what happened to aubrey? a doll blew up." >> yeah. i also, like, did a stunt where there's different kinds of dolls. like, some of them are,

the penalty is in it's not about excuse i was out of control or —— control and add dirty tyres and arved stop to that is niko roz burke, the 2016 formula 1 champion. coming out in support of the stewards in montreal. this has been much more emotionally charged for sebastian vettel because of the difficulties he's had for many months now. it could still be more emotionally charged as the week goes on because he still has an appeal watch that distance be judged and could see him given the race title. now he is well behind any title race that the mercedes drivers have absolutely dominated. in fact there have only been two races of the seven in this 2019 chamfer chip and which have not been a mercedes 1—2 with those two drivers bought us on hamilton. for sebastian vettel this winless run stretches back to august of last year. he has i a grand prix since belgium back in the 2018 season. he has had mistakes at a cost embraces notjust this season but in the back end of the 2018 season as well that cost him a shot at the title. louisville is in steered clear. ferreri have not won a races her

in the indycar series, the former f1 driver takuma sato was leading in texas and came in for some tyresd to haul sato's car back in the spot where he was supposed to stop in the first place. and then they got themselves in all sorts of bother. iam not i am not sure he works for this team, the man in yellow. he is holding everybody up. that works now. he changes the tire, hang on, fellas, sato is being very patient. go on, get out of here he is saying. he finished 15th in the end, after such a good season. here is that crewmember. i'm just thinking about doing myjob, got hit, i got knocked down and i got right back up to get the car back in the box. that is what you're trying to do it. i am out there doing it. so, it is not the first time i have had it happen here before. that isjust the first time i have had it happen here before. that is just at the danger of thejob. here before. that is just at the danger of the job. these guys here before. that is just at the danger of thejob. these guys put their life on the line and so do we. iam not their life on the line and so do we. i am not su

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she allegedly suffered scrapes, tyreness, and a bruised knee. montgomery counolice responded to the home after the argument but did not arrest selento. his wife chifiled charges on he own.di >> my client not assault his wife and did not engage in any act of domestic violence. >> cilento has bonded out of jail. >>> at least 30 residents in gaithersburg were suddenly forced out of their homes after an eight-inch water main blew right through their walls. >> right. this is what it looked like at the town homes on brassy iway. this about 7:00 last night. take a look at the powerful burst of water aiming right for the windows. it shot out of the ground and took direct aim at the townhouses. three tow mes have been declared unsafe. the water was eventually shut off. chopper 4 looked at the mess left behindbl increwhat water can do. people in the surrounding homes were allowed back in, but there's a big hole in the parkg lot there. wssc is working to repair the water main, and the red cross is elping residents whohave been displaced. we'lhave a live re

have andrew neil today and other great interviewers and i wonder whether the public will begin to tyrennovation. i don't think it was edifying for anyone tonight and maybe we just need to go back to some of the traditional forms of scrutiny that do not allow politicians to just make a 32nd statement and then move onto selling elves with the interviewer or another candidate interrupting. looking through more of the papers as welcome of the application was the format may have been part of the issue. you agree? i think the numbers of candidates involved made it difficult for any mother to get a word in which is what they talked over each of the because they were all desperate to get their modelled answers out to stop others from having more time. and i think it will become clear once obvious and we get to the final two because then we get to the final two because then we will see a clash of ideas between two candidates and a chance not just for them to question each other but also for greater questioning from the interviewers as well. i think the interviewers as well. i think the metro fr

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you are able to hear a lot more of what the tyres are doing and almost what the brakes are doing as wellpending a day on the track here in berlin, i am going to look at electric road cars with a lot more respect in future. wow. that was kate russell. and that was amazing. now, being only five years old, formula e is still relatively unknown to some. and being born in an age when formula one is arguably the most well—known motorsport and with most of us buried in our mobile phones these days, it could be difficult to attract new fans. however, they are using your phone in theirfavour. 0mar mehtab takes a look at how that has been working out. youtube, twitter, ghost racing, and the formula e app. these are the four apps that formula e are using to try and reach a new younger audience online. so how are they doing that? let's start with youtube. we all know how massively popular it is, with over 2 billion monthly logged—in users checking out all kinds of content. that's a lot of new potential fans. and so formula e want a piece of the action. at the beginning of the season, i tagged along

of the previous administration my guest this week here in the capital q c now is vladimir chipper tyree vice president of the outgoing democratic party and a former justice minister with moldova now of my word for corruption you see a sharing of peace party's record in the government. which i will tell you welcome to conflict zone. and place to me here health is discussion your party lost the battle to hold on to power but you deserve to lose the way didn't you because democracy was increasingly undermined under your watch and there was massive corruption which you did very little about so you deserved to go didn't you really it depends how to look at that and i would disagree with something related to decryption sput yes indeed i can say that we have lots of critics related to democracy tendencies here a topical all over the do to democratic parties and undertook while undertaking their mandate in the governance in 2016 year to to latinas social and economical performances need for example the seller is increased in the public area by 70 percent they have rich salaries then the pension

you are able to hear a lot more of what the tyres are doing and almost what the brakes are doing as wella day on the track here in berlin, i am going to look at electric road cars with a lot more respect in future. the full—length versions win for you right now on our player and if you need us through the week we will be there on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter. thanks for watching and we will see you soon. hello again. well, i suppose there was a modest improvement with the weather today. we didn't have the persistent cloud and rain that we had on saturday, but instead, it was a day of sunny spells and heavy showers — those showers captured earlier in the day in cornwall. and perhaps the rain we should get used to — the weather over the next few days looking very wet for some of us. overnight tonight, many of the showers will tend to fade away. but later on we will see some cloud taken across the east anglia and south east england with outbreaks of rain developing here and turning progressively heavier. and that really is a key theme for what we've got coming over the next few

so textiles are in there, vying for attention with tyres, with furniture, with mattresses and carpetshoice of one of the other, it is all of them. they are also saying that they will do a couple of them by 2025. we have got scientists saying we've got 11 years to tackle devastating climate change. we need to get on with this. so, lynn, in yourview, what is the thing that shoppers should be doing? we know that a lot of people watching this programme this morning are the people, you know, in the frame, in terms of throwing away clothes. we all occasionally to that. what should we be doing that instead? and i'm guilty of having far too many clothes at home. so, firstly, it's don't just throw them away. like, recycle them, give them to the local charity shop in your village. we've got a small charity shop where i live and the clothes go there, or to my local school or to people that are... not necessarily the bags that come through your letterbox, because i never trust them. or give it to somebody you know. i buy stuff from h&m and i know h&m are working hard to become more environmental.

quickly, i saw the pace, and actually, not too bad, but i had a quite a bad flat spot on my first tyreurse, i‘m extremely happy for the whole team and also for honda. you know, wejust started working together this year, but to win in here is incredible. 0nto football — and there was a shock defeat for nigeria at the africa cup of nations on sunday. they lost 2—0 against madagascar in theirfinal match in group b. the super eagles had already qualified for the last 16, but sunday‘s result means it‘s madagscar who finish top of the group. in group a, egypt are looking to make it three wins out of three. they‘re 2—0 up against uganda, with mohamed salah among the scorers. uganda still remain on course to qualify and that‘s because zimbabwe, who have to win, are losing 2—0 to dr congo. this time on tuesday, defending champions usa will be playing england in the semi—final of the women‘s world cup. in the uk, the lionesses‘ run to the last four has been drawing record viewers on the bbc. more than seven million tuned in to watch them beat norway in the quarterfinals. and it‘s not gone unnoti

i've got a lot of tyres upstairs., it's all the stuff that's downstairs that's waterlogged. the hardest bit is because it's an online business, people are still buying them but i can't get down to get them out. more than 500 workers from in and around lincolnshire are helping with the flood rescue operation. emergency teams will be stationed here all through next week. volunteers have travelled in from miles around to give out sandbags and suppliers. raf chinooks have been dropping bags of sand and gravel to shore up the river's flood defences. it's done the job and they have held up for now but there's a risk of more flooding to come. these houses are among the 600 properties that have been evacuated. with weather warnings being issued and heavy rain forecast over the next few days, residents have been told not to return home until wednesday at the earliest. this pumping station is vital to turn away floodwaters and was itself flooded. sandbags were rushed here by martin and his friends. they've distributed 13,000 of

inviting me last march qatar put 28 people and ditties on the terrorism list which included several tyree nationals some of these people had already been on the arab list before why did your government delay putting the well this is not entirely accurate the idea of having designated this war was new altogether. and as a matter of fact the other piece who are on the list 4 of them to be very precise and specific what are already under the watch because they were under the security council designated list and all of the measures had been applied on them actually here is prior to desert meeting them but the. and the arab states put them on the list you said the charges were baseless no that's not accurate let's put things into context june 5th 2017 for walking countries for our countries decided to book it because now we understand that we are less than truthful specifically about very 98 people and that is so to put things into context again when they did that when they did the country when they expelled our people from their own countries. prevented them from access to mecca and then i un

i've got a lot of tyres upstairs.rs is ok but downstairs it is waterlogged. it is hard because it is an online business and people are still buying but i can't get down to get them out. high volume pumps have been brought in to channel way away. flood defences are holding for now but in the coming days that could change. let's now speak to shaun west, who is the assistant chief constable with lincolnshire police — he joins us from wainfleet. . thanks forjoining us. how does this experience compare with other floods you've seen in your part of the county? this is quite unprecedented, in 23 years service this has been the most challenging operation i've commanded, and for that reason it was declared as an emergency as a precaution. 600 homes remain evacuated. i authorised the raf with helicopters to shore up that breach we had in the river steeping, a temporary fix while we try to find a sustainable solution. some landowners have been happy with how some of the agencies have responded. why not?|j how some of the agencie

report agnus says that she cannot clarify whether or not there was sufficient information in advance tyree duty to warn so these these this needs to be made public and we've actually sued under a freedom of information request with the night center to reveal this information all right coming to you toby in islamabad. so the report is is is pretty clear in many ways but it's not exactly the smoking gun is it whose responsibility is it under international law to now pick up the battle and launch this international impartial inquiry that the report express equals full. well i think 1st of all it's important to say that this is a damning report is one of the strongest or strong as worded reports that i've seen coming from a special rapporteur. but that is indicative of the situation under review so one would expect it to to set out. it's not a criminal investigations as important to 2 and allies what the special rapporteur actually has a mandate in jurisdiction to look at and what she is recommending is that there is an entire international criminal investigation or there is a criminal investi

not be scared, that i was like, "we need band together," and we ended up teaming up against brian tyreeling a bunch of cod from the catering line and we -- >> stephen: fish? just fish? >> yeah, fish, you know, cod. ( laughter ) and we-- we-- we went in his trailer when he wasn't there and woo microwaved it over and over again a bunch of times. yeah, it was disgusting. yeah, and then we hid pieces of cod all over his trailer in places where he couldn't find it, you know. he could smell it, but he couldn't find it. ( laughter ). >> stephen: so you literally took, like, dead sea creatures and littered it all overue know what's that the behavior of? >> don't say it. >> stephen: the evil shag what that's the behavior of. ( applause ) exactly-- you know, i've heard-- verify something for me here if you don't mind. i have heard that you really want to be cat woman. that this is not a joke, that you-- that you sincerely see yourself as cat woman in the d.c. universe, like in a movie, not in reality. >> okay, i said that in a couple of interviews -- >> stephen: two points make a line. >> i get a

i had three tyres and could not see lewis was a not a valid disuse and forgery.laire nielsen have been added to build on the red roses gra nts added to build on the red roses grants and success and the world‘s top five teams will be taking part withing an opening their campaign against the usa on the 20th ofjune. england eased the six nations title earlier this year. but captain sarah hunter believes the standard will be much higher in california. you probably would not play the top five sites in the world during a world cup campaign. so it gives us a great chance to actually see where we are at. we did have a great six nations and we can only play the opposition in front of us but now we're going halfway across the world and playing the best teams that they are and it is our chance to showjust what we're capable and find out where we are and how we then need to move on in terms of looking at the big picture of two years' time. that is all the support for now. you can find more and all the stories on the bbc sport website. head over subdued —— head over to bbc dr

and the tyres are played bomb protection. and the tyres a re kevlar played bomb protection.hem. even if they did happen, the car can drive on steel rims if needed. in other news, for us coffee drinkers... i have already had one. i'm sitting here thinking i need another. we can drink 25 cups of coffee in a day and it would not harm our heart. are you sure? that is what the research says. five, up to 25 cups is no worse for the arteries. excuse me. i need to go try that now. i have another 24 to drink. i am still going to try and go through life without a cup of coffee. but for us mere mortals here is carol with a look at the weather. thank you and good morning. yesterday we had the highest temperature of the year so far, 28.8 degrees in norfolk. today will feel much fresher wherever you are, there is a noticeable breeze and bright and sunny spells, the best in the south and the east, in the north and west there are heavy showers and the risk of thunder embedded in those. we had rain over the night through northern and western areas, clearing away from the south—east. this is

report agnus says that she cannot clarify whether or not there was sufficient information in advance tyree duty to warn so these these this needs to be made public and we've actually sued under a freedom of information request with the night center to reveal this information all right coming to you to be in islamabad. so the report is is is pretty clear in many ways but it's not exactly the smoking gun is it whose responsibility is it under international law to now pick up the battle and launch this international impartial inquiry that the report express equals full. well i think 1st of all it's important to say that this is a damning report is one of the strongest or strong as worded reports that i've seen coming from a special rapporteur. but that is indicative of the situation under review so one would expect it to to set out. it's not a criminal investigations as important to 2 and allies what the special rapporteur actually has a mandate in jurisdiction to look at and what she is recommending is that there is an entire international criminal investigation or there was a criminal inves

you are able to hear a lot more of what the tyres are doing and almost what the brakes are doing as wellt for the shot clock of click at the moment. the full version is on a player. if you need us version is on a player. if you need us through the week we will be there on instagram, youtube, facebook, and would we live at bbc click. thanks for watching. we will see you soon. good morning, welcome to breakfast with tina daheley and charlie stayt. our headlines today: michael gove, one of the frontrunners for the conservative leadership, admits taking cocaine around 20 years ago. the oscar goes to... olivia colman. the academy award winner leads the names in the queen's birthday honours, alongside hundreds of campaigners and volunteers. it's the holiday that's out of this world —

his tyres very long of course. his immaculate wife to some extent compensates.ut with what the president where is? one of the crucial constitutional differences between britain and america is that oui’ between britain and america is that our regal symbolism has no political power. we are not looking really wa nted power. we are not looking really wanted theresa may wares. we study the queen and her tiara and think isn't she immaculate for someone in her 90s, and we feel a pride in being unable —— and we are able to do that because she is not politically divisive. but he is the president, and he embodies notjust so president, and he embodies notjust so much important american symbolism, in terms of national pride, but also political power. you get the two things and one in america. and that's fine if you don't have a hugely politically divisive president. a lot of people thinking, really inconsequential what he wears, but i'm thinking, if yourjob was to be the person, if donald trump turned around to you and said, do i look good in this? what are you going to say

they've cobbled them together using tyres, tree branches, whatever they can get their hands on and whatever one of them speaking after the crack down. translation: after the dispersal, thank goodness of the help of the youth, we closed the streets and we will close everything again, god willing. activists in sudan have been protesting since the end of last year. at first the target caro was the country's long—time ruler president 0mar al—bashir. his 30—year reign ended in april when he was forced out by the military. he was replaced by a transitional military council. it was set—up to oversee the transition to civilian rule. there was just one hitch. the military said the transition period would last for two years... much longer than pro—democracy activists are prepared to wait. more protests followed, while talks between the military council and the protesters failed to make any progress. mohanad hashim from bbc africa was in khartoum for some of those protests last month. you'll make what you're hearing is that in the early hours about a couple of thousand foot soldiers, mostly rapid supp

report agnus says that she cannot clarify whether or not there was sufficient information in advance tyree duty to warn so these these this needs to be made public and we've actually sued under a freedom of information request with the night center to reveal this information all right coming to you to be in islamabad. so the report is is is pretty clear in many ways but it's not exactly the smoking gun is it whose responsibility is it under international law to now pick up the battle and launch this international impartial inquiry that the report express equals full. well i think 1st of all it's important to say that this is a damning report is one of the strongest or strong as worded reports that i've seen coming from a special report. but that is indicative of the situation under review so one would expect it to to to set out. it's not a criminal investigations as important to 2 and allies what the special rapporteur actually has a mandate in jurisdiction to look at and what she is recommending is that there is an entire international criminal investigation or there was a criminal invest

you are able to hear a lot more of what the tyres are doing and almost what the brakes are doing as wellg. 00:59:31,528 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 and we‘ll see you soon. good morning, welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and victoria fritz. 0ur headlines today: one of the uk‘s most wanted men is arrested in malta after 16 years on the run. the contest for the next conservative leader and prime minister hots up before it formally starts tomorrow. england and scotland fans descend on the south of france, as the two sides prepare to meet in the women‘s world cup. here on the

we're not going to have a two-tyre hatch act enforcement -- a two-tier hatch act enforcement standard. recommendations go to the board, the board sometimes imposes punishment other than what we recommend. punishment is not something o.s.c. does. we just bring the cases. mr. cummings: if she was a regular civil servant would she have been disciplined? mr. kerner: the professionals working for me who have worked here for 40 years, have said if there were a normal case removal outcome. he >> i yield to the gentleman. >> the hatch act doesn't apply to members of congress. it's interesting to hear about the blending of political and official when every day we see examples of elected officials using their current positions to propel their campaign messages. i can't help but feel the office of special counsel's interpretation of the hatch act means president trump's top advisors must subscribe to the legal and political fiction that you can decouple an opponent's presidential campaign from their current elected position my concern with the o.s.c.'s interpretation of the hatch act at least ap

so textiles are in there, vying for attention with tyres, with furniture, with mattresses and carpetsthat shoppers should be doing? we know that a lot of people watching this programme this morning are the people, you know, in the frame, in terms of throwing away clothes. we all occasionally to that. what should we be doing that instead? and i'm guilty of having far too many clothes at home. so, firstly, it'sjust don't throw them away. like, recycle them, give them to the local charity shop in your village. we've got a small charity shop where i live and the clothes go there, or to my local school or to people that are... not necessarily the bags that come through your letterbox, because i never trust them. 0r give it to somebody you know. i buy stuff from h&m and i know h&m are working hard to become more environmental. i know they are not perfect yet but they have taken steps. you can take a bag of clothes to h&m and they will give you some money off your shop. so it is a small step but it's on the right direction. so it is looking, mary, do you agree, it is looking like best practi