. >> venice beach. >> this rescuer in russia has his work cut out for him. this is a heavy slab of concrete but there's something tiny stuck in there. no word on how it got in there, how they figured out how to get it but they did figure out that they need to break this thing apart to rescue what's inside. >> a 100% it's going to be a kitten. >> you think? >> cats get into the weirdest places. >> how much money do you want to put on that oli? >> all of charity's money. >> they start to work. one guy just breaking that thing apart. he reaches his hand in. are you still sticking with kitten? >> yes, kitten. >> you win. look at that. >> a little one. looks like a hamster. >> it is so tiny. >> it doesn't look big enough to be away from mom. >> this cat has been in there for a few days. >> the good thing is they were able to get it out. it was a difficult rescue for randall down in louisiana. he said this gum tree was not an easy climb because he says that cat up there kiki, she's been up there. the owner, who you can hear on the ground. >> want treats? want trea

once again there's plenty food for thought at the venice beach. also making an appearance at this year's be analogous britain's edmund de vos world famous ceramicist and a bestselling author and it's perhaps only fitting that he'll have two exhibitions in venice one expanding on his exploration of literature and exile on the other featuring his trademark porcelain vessels a material the virtues of which he simply can't extol enough as we learned on a visit to his studio. has shaped edmund evolves life and started when he made his first points at the age of just five his fascination for the white earth continues to grow half a century later. who wouldn't adore. worships porcelain as the perfect material not only because it's a deceptively pure substance solid yet translucent and fragile but also because it was a desirable commodity and traveled the globe connecting people you have to start looking for opportunities to rebuild empathy. you know and my job my job which is why i come to work you know is to make things which i hope beautiful and builds

we went to venice beach in california.s rtable drone detection system. >> we find drones flying illegally. vene is lehain just one hour -- >> there's the drone. the drone is flying towards lax and flying further into controlled air space. >> reporter: with brett who used to be in the special forces using drones to hunt terrorists, we found the operator. >> you guys aware you're flying a little bit too close to l.a. in unauthorized air space. >> i did not know that. >> we've seen on average two drones a day. we're not talking about flying underneath the flight path. that's directly in the flight path. >> reporter: it's not just planes. in syria isis converted drones to drop bombs. and last year venezuela's president was attacked by two drones packed with explosives. a tactic u.s. >> let's say we had somebody on the national mall, we had the president or we had a sehana could be 30, 40 feet away from him and throw it up real quick, get it in the air and do damage. >> reporter: creative solutions to stop drones are in the works. in holland they train eagles to knock them down. there are net

. >> venice beach. >> this rescuer in russia has his work cut out for him.of concrete but there's something tiny stuck in there. no word on how it got in there, how they figured out how to get it but they did figure out that they need to break this thing apart to rescue what's inside. >> a 100% it's going to be a kitten. >> you think? >> cats get into the weirdest places. >> how much money do you want to put on that oli? >> all of charity's money. >> they start to work. one guy just breaking that thing apart. he reaches his hand in. are you still sticking with kitten? >> yes, kitten. >> you win. look at that. >> a little one. looks like a hamster. >> it is so tiny. >> it doesn't look big enough to be away from mom. >> this cat has been in there for a few days. >> the good thing is they were

at a viewing party near venice beach, heated debate about how it was all going to end.ah. i mean, if she's pregnant, he's not going to kill her. there was an atmosphere of great anticipation. some hoping for relief. others, an end to a disappointing season. i felt that the writing was kind of sloppy, and it didn't make any sense with the character arcs and all that. just a big release, i guess, from the anxiety that we have today. intense. like, so many emotions. just, like, anticipation that's fulfilled and never seeing it again. and then it was time. cheering a whole pub completely absorbed. the debate over the quality of series eight will continue but, in the united states, the credits have rolled. winter is no longer coming. wow! sophie long, bbc news, los angeles. nearly 170,000 people are expected to attend this year's chelsea flower show, which opens its doors this week. many of the gardens on display will focus on the theme of health and well—being. one of the exhibits has been co—designed by the duchess of cambridge. our royal correspondent, daniela relph, is t

at venice beach, heated debate about how it was going to end.anticipation. some hoping for relief, others an into a disappointing season.|j thought the writing was kind of sloppy and it did not make any sense with the character arc. just a big release, and anxiety that we have today. intends. so many emotions and anticipation. fulfilment. never seeing it again. and then it was time. the whole pub completely absorbed. the debate over the quality of series eight will continue. in the united states the credit have rolled, winter is no longer coming. every monday morning, on twitter, it com pletely every monday morning, on twitter, it completely dominates. the other thing is, quite a few fans are miffed at the way it has sort of... iam miffed at the way it has sort of... i am trying not to give anything away. at the way it has finished. i am trying not to give anything away. at the way it has finishedlj cannot away. at the way it has finished.” cannot give anything away because i know nothing about it.” cannot give anything away because i know nothi

. >> nate: i go to venice beach. i go to cafe gratitude.ony: what do you eat there? >> nate: they have vegan, and vegetarian. >> anthony: i get off the plane, i go right to in-n-out burger and the last thing i do when i'm in town is i stop at in-n-out burger. that stuff is like crack for me. i've got to have it. so good. >> anthony: mariscos chente serves shrimp -- lots and lots of shrimp. the house special, camarones borrachos, or drunken shrimp. sautéed in butter and garlic over a high heat, add cilantro and crushed peppers and finish in tequila. ♪ >> anthony: so when was your first fight? like, in school, like what grade? >> nate: first. >> anthony: first grade, no? >> nate: yeah, my first fight, right? one time i was in the 6th grade and i went down to the baseball field. i'm waiting for a foul ball because when you catch a foul ball you get a free soda or a bag of chips or something, and i got the ball and one of the baseball players was mad because a littler kid was trying to run up and get it. he was like, "what's up? why didn't you

at a viewing party near venice beach — heated debate about how it was all going to end.f she's pregnant, he's not going to kill her. there was an atmosphere of great anticipation. some hoping for relief. others, an end to a disappointing season. i felt that the writing was kind of sloppy, and it didn't make any sense with the character arcs and all that. just a big release, i guess, from the anxiety that we have today. intense. like, so many emotions. just, like, anticipation that's fulfilled and never seeing it again. and then it was time. a whole pub completely absorbed. the debate over the quality of series eight will continue, but in the united states, the credits have rolled. winter is no longer coming. wow! sophie long, bbc news, los angeles. time for a look at the weather with nick miller. there have been charged today, they are going to slowly fade into this evening. some heavy ones out there. some longer spells of rain across northern parts of scotland, mist and fog patches around. around a—8d as we start the day tomorrow. showers tomorrow, still some around nor

at a viewing party near venice beach, heated debate about how it was all going to end.yeah, if she's pregnant, he's not going to kill her. there was an atmosphere of great anticipation. some hoping for relief. others, an end to a disappointing season. i felt the writing was kind of sloppy. it didn't make any sense with the character arcs and all that. just a big release, i guess, from the anxiety that we have today. intense. like, so many emotions, like, anticipation that's fulfilled and never seeing it again. and then it was time. cheering. a whole pub completely absorbed. the debate over the quality of series eight will continue, but in the united states the credits have rolled. winter is no longer coming. wow! sophie long, bbc news, los angeles. now it's time for a look at the weather. warm spells of sunshine and light showers are the order for the day. the showers will be all and all through the day. showers are starting in northern ireland, too, and then to wales. southern england will be affected by the showers, too. because the winds are this showers will be slow

it felt like venice beach meets, i don't know, "hawaii five-0."were trying to make it cool in some way. i think a lot of middle america buy that california lifestyle. lemonis: so you're a california-lifestyle brand now? trevor: well, we grew up here, and so all of us -- lemonis: i grew up in miami, but i don't put pictures of miami everywhere. trevor: unless you really liked miami. lemonis: i do like it, but if i'm selling rvs, i don't put pictures of south beach. kate: the market is very crowded with people wanting to tell the california story. sometimes it can come across as very disingenuous. trevor: this is like home to me. i feel like this is part of who we are. lemonis: i saw you shake your head. brad: i'm just bummed. lemonis: what are you bummed about? brad: our story doesn't come across. ismael: a lot of brands try to infuse lifestyle. part of the problem of that is that it becomes a cacophony of lifestyle images. at the end of the day, it's like, who cares? kate: tell me more about why you're doing this. travis: we started with 10 colors

at a viewing party near venice beach, heated debate about how it was all going to end. and all that. just a big release, i guess, from the anxiety that we have today. intense. like, so many emotions, like, anticipation that's fulfilled and never seeing it again. and then it was time. cheering. a whole pub completely absorbed. the debate over the quality of series eight will continue, but in the united states the credits have rolled. winter is no longer coming. wow! sophie long, bbc news, los angeles. no spoilers. that‘s all the news from us at nine, victoria is here at ten, but first, a look at the weather. good morning. no big changes in the weather especially for the first half of the week. a murky start for some, quite a bit of cloud around but that is breaking up quite nicely to reveal warm spells of sunshine but as well as the sunshine, rather like yesterday, we have lively showers in the forecast. we‘ve also had a break is a patchy rainfor we‘ve also had a break is a patchy rain for east anglia, that‘s starting to ease and clear. we hang on to the cloud with showe

at a viewing party near venice beach, heated debate about how it was all going to end. of great anticipation. some hoping for relief. 0thers, an end to a disappointing season. i felt the writing was kind of sloppy. it didn't make any sense with the character arcs and all that. just a big release, i guess, from the anxiety that we have today. intense. like, so many emotions, like, anticipation that's fulfilled and never seeing it again. and then it was time. cheering. a whole pub completely absorbed. the debate over the quality of series eight will continue, but in the united states the credits have rolled. winter is no longer coming. wow! staying in america... four hundred students in the american city of atlanta have had a very pleasant surprise. they were at their graduation ceremony, when dr robert f smith, he was paying off all their student loans a former student at morehouse college and a billionaire, announced he was paying off all their student loans this is my class, 2019. in my family is making a pledge to eliminate all their student loans. cheering doctor rob

has been in northern italy and slovenia $80.00 to $90.00 or berlin beaches in 24 hours that's enough for some flooding less so in venice of course sitting on the water the cloud extends right up towards a better roost and the baltic states anywhere in that mass could produce heavy rain but for the day i think the risk is likely to be as is shown by the warnings in southern germany with the darkest green dancers d.v.d.'s to to northern italy now ahead of it's quite warm $28.00 degrees all wet toward moscow behind it well it's warming up each $15.00 to $18.00 degrees not bad if it rains quite likely in southern england and in france for example overnight the whole system moves slowly northwards and it was a little bit giving some relief and dry weather for northern ities temps in the twenty's here as they are throughout most of western europe because obviously it's much hotter in spain and portugal and as the rain marches east with sensors will slowly would only slowly drop in places like moscow and book rest rain down one degree but without the blazing sunshine and with the potential for sundry rain it will feel rather

and our dillard spot on the beach where an ecological disaster looms but everyone ignores it this installation from lithuania was awarded the golden lion at this year's venicebiennale there the 58th edition of the exhibition saw a record 90 national pavilions and experts say the be annihilated was never as political as this year's event whose fitting motto is may you live in interesting times. if you read it did he sort of did you know. many times. can be where defined as time becoming more difficult to. germany's pavilion also made a political statement a massive wall symbolizes the 1st world's increasing isolation against migrants. the work barkha nostra by swiss artist christophe usual is also political the centerpiece is a rusting fishing boat that sank off the coast of sicily in 2015 more than $800.00 migrants drowned italy's right wing populist government protested against the installation art enthusiastic and get a closer view of these works reflecting interesting times until november when the venice biennale and. now a grandmother from arizona has taken the plunge and fulfilled a lifelong dream rosie johnson has jumped out of an of an airplane at 30

seaweed that's ruining some of the world's most beautiful holiday beaches and us to depict the interesting times we live in the venice biennale a present a world in crisis. we still have plenty of spring showers or even longer spells of right across central and eastern parts of europe was a cloud showing up on the satellite picture and areas of low pressure we got some right just for the coming in samoa rather nasty storms down towards the asiatic pushing across into the aegean sea quater weather will come back into western parts of europe still a few showers there just around the by of biscay 4 time high pressure will build as we go on through the next couple of days as such they does look disappointing yes just 14 celsius for london in paris also cloud and rain around there for a central possible source germany over towards the east side of the country we are going to see more weather coming through but then it will drive its way further east is a cane north late there's some stuff there coming back you know over the alps once again but 15 or 16 celsius there for london in paris by sunday and 27 in madrid that's th