the wizards could use a little ex tement. in the arm they need. >> a lot of questions surrounding what the wizards were going to do toght especially without a full-time gm. so, who is hachimura? the first japanese born first round pick. never playedrganized hoops until age 13. he learned english from netflix and drake. his mom is japane. his dad is from westfr aica. he calls hims, quote, blackanese and wants to be a role model for kids stling with identity issues. he first team all america averages 19.7 points, 6'8" strong defender and if you want me to get the height machine go compared to lebron james. here's the newestis wizard and coach. >> first of all, i want to play in the playoffs and of course i want to help the team. and then i think, just, u know, championships. that's the up with thing i want to accomplish here. >> i really believe he could be a really talented two-way player in this league. young player. there's going to be a learng curve. >> plenty more notable draft picks tonight. vurj vir deandre hunter went t

the problem for wizards unite looks like a trailer for a blockbuster movie. manufacturer promises to address book players to the magical world of harry potter. via smartphone screens and amanda's reality. in the game players search for lost magical items called the balls. here's how it works as a player your phone is tracked by a g.p.s. and it shows you a map of your surroundings. with magical places. to reach those places you have to walk there. is not a game for lazy once you're there you can collect tools that you need to progress through the game. brandon lee and that's when things get really interesting camera captures your surroundings and it's animated sequences to the picture to retrieve the volatiles you have to cast a spell by swiping across your screen. the game in principle is not only was it you know i've been affection i can take release program and go in 2060 that game became a global phenomenon but about $800000000.00. and it told revenue of more than 2000000000 euros so far with results you know it is now hoping to reach the harry potter fan

you can see we'll begin at the wizards draft party. >> hi, ve, what shall we expect from the wizards expect. how about draft pick dave johnson with the number nine pick. they tell me the cool draft hats go to anybody who purchased a season ticket tonight. with mes head coach scott brooks. look at the sheer relief on his face that he's not drafting me. ninth overall pick. t it's tough pick at ninth overall because we're in a positionless nba right now. >> it's going to beng exci to see team and his staff do a lot of work and preparing for this night. it's going to get us -- deliver a good player, a player that's going to -- that we'll be proud of. nd'll play hard and compete and be a great team a ninth pick is exciting times for us. >> look the history of the ninth pick. andre iguodala andr demarozan and dirk nowitzki, go down the list. looking at this the draft could there be a gem at number nine? >> there's good players throughout draft. you'll find good players in t a la early second and even late second.er there's the ninth pick and we know we'll get a good player >> wizards head

"you have to decide now," the pastor instructed the children, "which you are, a giant, a wizard, or a dwarf?" at that, a small girl tugging at his pants leg, asked, "but where do the mermaids stand?" and the pastor tells her there are no mermaids. and she says, "oh yes there are, they are. i am a mermaid." now this little girl knew what she was, and she was not about to give up on either her identity, or the game. she intended to take her place wherever mermaids fit into the scheme of things. "where do the mermaids stand? all of those who are different, those who do not fit the boxes and the pigeonholes?" "answer that question," wrote fulghum, "and you can build a school, a nation, or a whole world." as that very wise young woman said, "diversity, like anything worth having, requires effort, effort to learn about and respect difference, to be compassionate with one another, to cherish our own identity, and to accept unconditionally the same in others. you should all be very proud that this is the wellesley spirit. now i know your first choice today was alice walker, guess how i know?

i saw the movies i like them a lot and luckily you don't have to be a harry potter expert to play wizards you're not ok now we saw you playing it then what did you think of it i think. it has a lot of potential it isn't as early stages and 5 now still as it is a rather mixed back and what's been the reaction from fellow damon's. fellow gamers they are quite happy with this day they say they really praise the overall look of it they play the appearance especially because it's very very detailed. manufacture and they cooperated with one of brothers they own the copyrights for the part and movie franchise and that's why the game can come very close to the atmosphere of the movies. you know ok now how's it doing for the company is it i mean you know this is not you know we've made a lot with. they really made a lot of money and compared to those numbers i say. united is rather mediocre to put it mildly and then expos actually really very skeptical if it can really take off because it basically repeats a game principle that a lot of people know already and if you're looking at the figures the

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no, i never heard of it. >> more from the wizards rookie. i surprised him with another one of the specialties. >> what could that be? >> the excitement the wizard need. >> super nice, super young. >> how tall? >> almost 7 foot. >> 6'8". >> i worrisome pretty high heels to make sure i didn't look so little. >> we'll look forward to that at 6:00. >> when we come back on "news 4 at 5:00" tonightg a fast mov storm with a lasting impact. >> somebody probably just got out of that as you're driving llhome. and well you why the body shops are still busy nearly a month after this nasty storm moved through a month ago. >> remember the hail storm from few weeks ago, the owner of this c and hundreds of others in our area >>> right now we'ren weather alert mode, but so far this evening we haven't had any widespread reports of hail. >> but itas auch different story several weeks ago when a hail storm pounded our region. news 4's meagan fitzgerald shows us how hundreds of damaged cars are back in body shops. >> remember this hail storm from the beginning o

we've been talking about the wizards for the last week.here's really been a buzz around wizards mini camp that we haven't seen before. rui hachimura is drawlocal and international media, the first japanese player to be selected in td first ro the nba draft. today i caught up with hachimura after practice after this whirlwind processr of going f toyama, japan, to weesy. >> it's been craze, as you know. like you can see, there's a lot of japanese media. right now japan is like -- like everything is about me, you know, all the newspapers, all the news channels and stuff. it's been fun. i've been dreaming about this, you know, and i was ready, you know, to be like this. being ready, just being ready. >> what are you looking forward to mosre about being hin washington, d.c.? >> like there's a lot of kind of people here and the culture, so i want to see like a lot of things, different things, especially i like to see the culture. bradley ou talked t beal and what kind of conversations havyou had with the veterans? >> they are just so excitou ab

's sometimes it feels there are wizards in the background creating new technologies and devices. they see magical and created by wizards but at the same time to demystify that and tell the actual story of these technologies being developed because a lot of it is feeling around in the dark entrepreneurs thinking of ideas to try to see if there was a product market fit in actual market for any of these ideas. so the ideas that work seem to be magical and disruptive, i thought it was worth going back to what got us to the modern era but looking at the things that failed that seemed like good ideas but never took off. the tech industry is about the next new thing and i think there is a danger that you forget the lessons that god is there i wanted this book to be here is how it happened to us and here's the people that did it and why and the decisions the - - they made and the mistakes they made teeseven you could argue the last 30 years it has been a relatively peaceful revolution? . >> it has been mostly positive revolution so far. obviously especially the last 18 months there has b

get started at fastsigns.com. >>> the wizard of odds, harry enten.nd a handshake. >> shalom. >> good to see you. >> number one, aside from warren, did any of these people perform their way in to the big leagues? >> well, if we define the big leagues say as polling as 5% or above -- >>s that the big leagues? >> well, you know, the fact of the matter is when you have 20-plus candidates in this race, there's really only three candidates so far who have been breaking double digits regularly, warren, sanders and biden. >> why do you need to be in that echelon? >> the reason i think it's important because on show like this or other parts, we always show the top five polling people. it's so important to get there. at this point the voters are overwhelmed. someone like myself has a lot of fun. oh, my god, there are 24 candidates. they can all win. most voters are dismissing these candidates and focussing in on a few. i may not be the top dog and i can get there at this point. to me kbork cory booker is the one claiming -- he had good favorable ratings coming

wizard of oz.>> let's start with the premise which is if you looked at the suburb vote in 2016, he won it. that was important. in 2018, he stunk up the house, that was important. how does this work? plus/minus. >> this is the suburban vote in the 2016 election. trump won in the suburbs by five points over hillary clinton. in any swing states, there are a ton of suburbs. jump forward to the midterm election in 2018, obviously republicans lost the house. what happened? trump's approval rating in the suburbs was only 46%. that seven-point difference was similar to what occurred nationwide. republicans losing the house vote. >> and you see man/woman being relevant here. >> this is relevant. look at the 2018 vote among women. 53% democrat, 45% republican. take a look at trump's standing among the same voters. only 42% approve. 57% disapprove. that is a huge, huge gap. what i should point out is obviously we've had the new sexual assault allegation over the last few days. >> e. jean carroll, the most ser

he went from grand dragon to an imperial wizard.is the first one i sat down with and had a conversation. brian: how did you set it up? daryl: my secretary was white. not that i care, but i mention it because it is essential to the story. i acquired his phone number. i gave it to her. the person who gave the phone not foolrned me, do with roger kelly. you can get yourself killed. i wanted to sit down with him and talk with him. so that was not going to deter me. but i wanted to make it so i did not jinx myself. i had my secretary call him. i figured if i called him, he might pick up in my voice that i am black. "i am not talking to you." click. the process would have ended before it started. so i knew that if she called him, he would automatically know from her voice that it was a white lady. he would not automatically assume that this white woman was working for a black man, especially a black man who was writing a book on the klan. because they did not exist, you know, at the time. so, she called him. i had told her, do not tell hi

they seem magical and seem created by wizards but at the same time, i wanted to demystify that and tell the actual story of these technologies being developed. a lot of it has been feeling around in the daveraget entrepreneurs trying to see if there was product fit for it, if there was an actual market for any of these ideas. so while while the ideas so while it does tend to be disruptive, i thought it was worth looking at the a to b to c that got us to the modern era, but looking at the things that failed, looking at the decisions that seem to like good ideas, but never took off. the tech industry is always about the next new thing. i think there is a danger that you forgot a lot of the lessons that got us here. that is what i wanted this book to be, here is how the internet happened to us, here are the people that did it to us, here are the decisions they made and the mistakes that got us to modern-day. host: you could argue the last 30 years has been a relatively peaceful revolution? brian: it has been a mostly positive resolution so far. last especially 18 months, there has been a l

it does feel like there are these wizards creating these new devices and technologies. they seem magical and seem created by wizards, but i wanted to demystify that and tell the actual story of these technologies being developed. law it has been feeling around in the dark. entrepreneurs feeling around and trying to see if there was product market fit for it. if there was an actual market for these ideas. work doe ideas that seem to be magical and do seem to be transformative and disruptive, i thought it was worth going back and looking at thea to b to c that got us to also lookinga, but at the things that failed, the decisions that seemed like good ideas but never took off. industry is always about the next new thing, and i think there is a danger there that you forget a lot of the lessons that got us there. that is what i wanted this book to be. here is how the internet happens to us. here are the people that did it to us. here is why they did it. here are the decisions and the mistakes they made that got us to the modern day. >> you could argue that the last 30 years

and there will be wizards. we have all worked really ha rd wizards.sults. we hope you enjoy it to, next week. inks were watching, and we will see you for click 1000. -- watching, and we will see you for click 1000. —— thanks for watching. friday was a hot one in the west of the uk, saturday is going to be hotter across eastern parts of the country. still nowhere near as hot as france — here is a reminder of that record—breaking temperature set on friday in southern france, nearly a6 celsius, smashing the previous record set in august 2003 of aa.1. across europe, still very hot, you can see these deep red colours, temperatures into the 30s across much of the continent, the heat is actually going to be shifting eastwards over the next few days, and then it will start to turn cooler. back to the uk, in england on saturday, temperatures could get up to 3a celsius, that is just in one or two spots, for most of us it won't be quite so hot but it will feel very muggy already from the morning onwards, first thing in the morning on saturday in the south, tempe

here to help us, harry, the wizard of oz. start with the premise which is if you looked at the suburb vote in 2016, he won it. in 2018, he stunk up the house, that was important. how does this work? >> this is the suburban vote in the 2016 election. trump won in the suburbs by five points over hillary clinton. jump forward to the midterm election, obviously republicans lost the house. what happened? trump's approval rating in the suburbs was only 46%. that seven-point difference was republicans losing the nationwide house vote. >> and you see man/woman be relevant here. >> this is relevant. look at the 2018 vote among women. 53% democrat, 45% republican. only 42% approve. 57% disapprove. that is a huge, huge gap. what i should point out is obviously we've had the new sexual assault allegation over the last few -- >> e. jean carroll, the most serious allegation we've heard against this president. it's a rape allegation. >> these numbers do not take that into account. >> but will they? i know you look at numbers. but i've never

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he's like a wizard. >> i am the wizard of we. >> in the morning unlike hydrate, how are you and he says toilet and that's all he says, every subtle day. >> i don't know where to go with this. this is supposed to be about music. >> probably somewhere with the toilet. tyrus, what would be your song. >> i'd probably come out with ac/dc, highway to hell, dirty deeds, vendor cheap. something fun that the crowd will actually wake up for because i wouldn't worry about my music, they have no message. >> good point. >> they have no policy, straight up, the only one i'm in a be real, you said andrew, he's the only one who talks about his plan and his plan is he wants to bring back the thing where it's about to invent the caregiver, people who they home get paid and you tax amazon walmart because retail and those type jobs are going away, it's actually a decent plan, president trump will probably steal it, but at least he has a plan and nothing he's talking about is trump this, trump that. unfortunately will never hear that plan, but it's a good plan. >> any thoughts on music? >> probably come out

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and there will be wizards.ly hard on this, and we are incredibly proud of the results. we hope you enjoy it too, that's next week. thanks for watching, and we will see you for click 1000. hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. was boris johnson's noisy domestic argument with his girlfriend a matter of public interest or none of the media's business? and with broadcasting a photograph of a father and child who drowned trying to enter the united states gratuitous and intrusive? concerns about intrusion and taste and decency around reporting private lives define today's programme. lives define today's newswatch. it was saturday's guardian newspaper that broke our first story, that of borisjohnson‘s row with his girlfriend recorded by a neighbour but bbc journalists followed it up extensively during the day. mrjohnson, why were police outside your house last night? he has been accused of hiding from scrutiny, avoiding detailed answers about his policies on brexit and tax. today the questions were mor

wandering around staring into the smartphones and acting strangely as they chased monsters well this time wizards unite is all about those weird and wonderful creatures dreamt up by j.k. rowling the digital ex but roger has been chasing. the drama before was it your night looks like the trailer for a blockbuster movie. manufacturer promises address book players with the magical world of harry potter. via smartphone screens and amanda's reality.

sure where you know 10 men in the wizard of oz didn't have a heart and needed oil there didn't have a heart and needed us the message was pretty clear and one really good piece of news that's coming from art basel is that women are getting more and more representation of this work by spanish artists from east is called life dress these dresses are made of air bags to inflate it protects the wearer from unwanted touching in the workplace and then there's this need to archival project open secrets by andrea bowers it's been getting a lot of attention it's all about famous powerful man accused of sexual abuse i should say that another big problem in the art world it is it is disgustingly male dominated about 5 percent of the art that sold at auction is made by female artists but we are seeing that that is solely changing women are getting more and more recognition in the art world and especially as you know this year so definitely some efforts to mix things out but there's a lot of the same battles being fought if i understand it frankly carol cable keep our eyes on that art basel on unt

. >>> the wizards announced that n they going to hire a new press before free agency. the owner shot down reports that the team was interested in gm.tor n a statement to the "washington post," reports said that the wizards were looking to offer him $10 million and an owner ship stake but that is not the case. they say that they will haveom tmy shepherd at the helm. >>> u.s. m national team star its gold cup tonight against guyana. the men should cruise like the women's national team has been cruising. they return to the pitch on thurday to take on sweden. in france today fans shows their support for brazil and italy. we go to the 72nd minute, no score. and now showing off the wheels, the speed. and takes it in and italy with the contact. ref gives brazil a penalty kick. and their star marta, arguably one of the greatestof all time nails that one. her 17th career world cup goal. the most ever in men's and women's world cup hiyoory. like that celebration? brazil takes down italy 1-nil but both teams advance to the knockout round. in the other match, jamaica taking on aus

let's discuss with our very own wizard of odds harry enton. good to see you. susan for that nickname. it's so good. >> my aunt loves it.o-d-d-s. one thing before we get into the numbers. you were saying this before. people should benefit from your wisdom. we should project into the future that elizabeth warren will have to answer for her full throated claim that she is going to get rid of private insurance that is something that will become less easy to sell as she moves even through the primary, right? >> i think that's exactly right. look, medicare for all is popular with democrats, but what we also know that democrats are yearning for is someone to beat donald trump. electability is more important than it's ever been in a democratic primary. and the fact of the matter is that medicare for all is not that popular among the general electorate once they know it gets rid of private insurers. for me, elizabeth warren did fine tonight. she did not do as well in google searches. maybe she didn't speak the most. overall fine. in terms of projecting out towards a ge

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who called himself the wizard mandrake said he wanted to revive interest in magic by replicating by a trick under the bridge. he was tied up with a heavy rope and still chains secured by 6 locks he was then know what by crane into the holy river. after 10 minutes he still had. to the horror of onlookers which included members of his family rescue teams are mobilized and yesterday they found his body still in chains washed up a kilometer from where he entered the water this was a flight his 1st underwater stunt and he knew the risks. even went to the village river it will be very hard to open the knots and locks but i will open them and if i do that it's magic if not then it's tragic and he's going to live. prophetic almost didn't know correspondence so no funding is standing by for us in delhi sonia good to see you what do we know about the details of this case when british police in the state of west bengal's say ciancia law he had indeed taken permission from the authorities in this case both a call to the police as well as the support of in order to do this stunt but they say that