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acting attorney general sallyad yates was ren to flynn's fbi interview. >> sally yates is a career justice department prosecutor. 27 years in the department, a tough cookie, but a genteel southern woman. >> she's saying, "we need to tell the white house. flynn has lied, and the russians know that those are lies. we need to mitigate the risk." >> nartor: yates would head to the office of the new white house counsel, don mcgahn. >> don mcgahn is a kind of stalwart conservative lawyer. not someone who has a record oft service with department of justice. kt someone who's been schooled in exactly theds of questions. >> narrator: yates and her deputy, mary mccord, told mcgahn nthat michael flynn had b lying. >> i think that, you know, for a person who'd been in office for six days, it was surprising information to learn and just took a little bit of time to process. ti >> what the attorney general was saying to the white house counsel, "you have someoni working inbuilding, in this west wing, who is compromised." >> narrator: they believed the information they gave mcgahn would force the presiden

. -- captain yates sterling junior a flotilla commander. he was the time he writes this letter, and done for the philadelphia naval shipyard. he writes saying out loud and for everybody to see, our submarines are garbage. we can't possibly go through the war with this. we will lose. it's a fact. and he gets a great deal of support. somebody is willing to put his life on the line, put his career on the line and say something. he says, why are we doing this? we're towing things across the pacific. the diesels are shaking themselves to death. why aren't we fixing this? we documented all those german boats we have seen since the end of world war i. why don't we go take a look? and the bureau of construction and the bureau of engineering which would become the bureau of ships in 1940, they begin to take a look. and we know what they find. now, it's a still a long way together. let me tell you a story about diesels. you never thought you would be interested in diesels, ever. well, here we go. any company in the country to invest in research and d

this fella is captain yates sterling jr. a flotilla commander. he was the time he writes this letter, and done for the philadelphia naval shipyard. he writes saying out loud and for everybody to see, our submarines are garbage. we can't possibly go through the war with this. we will lose. it's a fact. and he gets a great deal of support. somebody is willing to put his life on the line, put his career on the line and say something. he says, why are we doing this? we're towing things across the pacific. the diesels are shaking themselves to death. why aren't we fixing this? we documented all those german boats we have seen since the end of world war i. why don't we go take a look? and the bureau of construction and the bureau of engineering which would become the bureau of ships in 1940, they begin to take a look. and we know what they find. now, it's a still a long way together. let me tell you a story about diesels. you never thought you would be interested in diesels, ever. well, here we go. for any company in the country to invest in research a

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gets a little carried away by the music the single featuring canadian singer songwriter francesco yates sold more than three million. pieces. more exciting stories about robin schultz now in the extra segment. in the summer of twenty seven seen it be sam became the temporary home of robin schultz he was booked as the resident d.j. at. one of the many clubs on the island once a week he would get guests at the famous open and venue living. had gotten really lending a residency here is super hard normally only people who've been in the game for a while get that. those who are really talk level. because it helps you get more bookings and your face changed to if you have done a residency only you've made it to this day the d.j. still plays regularly on a big south. i. also note book and this is robin shows his hometown he lifted to this very day and doesn't plan to move. any time although when i'm in the car on the way to also brooklyn i always get so happy it's where i can unwind in twenty fourteen muslim books mad. at the d.j. the students not to miss the nice thing is that i like also i'm

segÚn la organizaciÓn que investiga estos incidentes, mÁs de la mitad de los piratas atacan a yates privadosreprimir. pero se presentan mÁs amenazas. >> segÚn las autoridades, los piratas no sÓlo asaltan embarcaciones en el mar sino tambiÉn islas remotas. frecuentadas por turistas extranjeros. >> de pronto hacer seguimiento y mirar quiÉn puede ser presa fÁcil para cometer, y para tratar de robarle las cosas. ilia: este domingo en "aquÍ y ahora". y para terminar, detrÁs del premio nobel de medicina que ganaron los doctores alison estados unidosy l japÓn, hay talento hispano. un mÉdico venezolano y otro argentino forman parte del grupo de investigadores de texas que trabajaron con el doctor alison en el desarrollo de la inmunoterapia que consiste en usar las propias cÉlulas del cuerpo para combatir el cÁncer. pedro rojas conversÓ con ellos en houston. pedro: en un restaurante de houston conversamos con el venezolano y el argentino jorge blando. dos mÉdicos que forman parte del equipo del hospital que el 10 de diciembre recibÍan el premio nobel de medicina por desarrollar la tÉcnica de inmunote

captain yates sterling, jr. retire later on as an admiral with controversy. during the first world war, he writes this letter to the philadelphia naval shipyard. he writes to the secretary of the navy saying out loud and for everybody to see, our submarines are garbage and we can't possibly go to the war with these boats! if we're really threatened, we'll lose! it's a fact. and he gets a great deal of support. but finally somebody is willing to put his life on the line, put his career on the line and say something! he says, "why are we doing this"? terrible habit habitability. the deasils are shaking us to death. why aren't we fixing this? we have to find a way to do this! how? we documented all those german boats we seized at the end of world war i. why don't we take a look? and the bureau of construction and engineering -- which will become the bureau of ships when they come together -- they begin to take a look. and we know what they find. now, it's still a long way to get there. right? let me tell you a story about deasils. you never thought you'd be inte

tri-valley areas east of 680 to the yates. 70s bayside from oakland abhayward into fremont. you notice from san mateo numbers closer to 70 degrees, low 60s around half moon bay. mid-to upper 60s for san francisco tomorrow with the breeze going from 10 to 20-mile-per-hour. north by, highs in the 70s to low 80s. again, if the fog is back drop, october usually gets into seeing mey the end of the month. you can see here for the entire month we typically see one to two inches from san francisco and oakland northward and general will i less than an inch south. but here we are, two-thirds of the way through you can see except for the north bay things are fairly dry. let's look how it shapes up into the last days of this october. you notice towards tuesday and wednesday rain chances shifting north. likely staying north of mendocino county. by friday notice the. builds in across california. the seven-day forecast may actually trend warmer approaching next thursday and friday. now our best chance for rain might be later next weekend. as you see here the jetstream begins to dive south

patricia yates is the director of visit britain.into the cave in such large numbers? i think we have classic asset that people around the world and to come to sell our history and culture, and we are telling a great story about britain in an exciting and interesting way. new experiences right across the nations and regions that people can come and immerse themselves in dorset and i think that sense of authenticity, real people, real food and that sense of authenticity, real people, realfood and places that sense of authenticity, real people, real food and places to see and stories to tell. —— immerse themselves. what are the most popular places people are coming from? it depends, some of the gulf markets are high spending. the germans like the south—west, the nordics like the north—west and american and australian visitors are great at travelling right around the nations. and as far as uk tourism is concerned, the staycation is becoming more popular. is it the hot weather this summer that boosted the figures or are people finding th

and the language certainly used today by mr to one can quite easily be described as the strongest yates it's not going to go down very well certainly with the saudis being called childish and comical in the. story behind the president and as you say he has threatened to leak more information potentially that they have again as you know putting putting more pressure on them insisting that these eighteen figures or at least fifteen of them that it's believed very much central and responsible full the mode of tried in this country insisting that if they have been arrested in saudi arabia then surely somebody one of them at least knows where the body is demanding he's demanding to know where this body is he refers to the fact that the saudi prosecutor was coming over the weekend you can imagine. mr to want to certainly that's he should fish rules again putting more pressure on them on the saudis face to face we don't know what other evidence there that they have is but certainly in the days or indeed to the weeks the weeks before we have we've heard some very very damning evidence that that

the relationship infewer yates turkey, a long-standing u.s.lly that now shares a 250-mile border with turkey considers the kurdish forces in syria to be a terrorist organization because of their deep ties to a group blamed for deadly attacks within turkey. >>> america has a history of partnering up with the good guys, who then turnout to be the bad guys. how can you be sure that's not going to happen here? >> i know what they've done. they like us. we couldn't last 15 minutes if they did not protect us. >> they provide the security for our troops, those forward operating bases that are in that part of syria. it's the s.d.f. who provide the security for our forces. >> reporter: the s.d.f. aren't just protecting american troops. they're also holding several hundred foreign isis fighters captured during the war. we were allowed into one of their prisons and got a glimpse inside a cell holding foreign extremists. one of the s.d.f.'s isis detainees is adrian giho who served three years in prison in his native france for plotting with others to atta

drew griffin, cnn, fort yates, north dakota. >> that is an incredibly important story that we will absolutelyontinue to follow here at cnn. >> absolutely. >>> voting in afghanistan. officials extending some parliamentary voting for one more day. we'll go live to kabul for the very latest on elections there, around the world and in the u.s. you're watching "newsroom." >>> in afghanistan voting continues in that nation's parliamentary elections. >> an estimated 3 million people managed to cast ballots saturday but staffing and technical issues means many others didn't in this very important election. so many people. >> that's right. around 400 polling stations are scheduled to open sunday. saturday's voting was marred by violence. at least 28 people were killed across the country. let's talk about it now live in afghanistan. our journalist is on the ground there. thank you for your time today, ali. violence has always been a big threat, a big concern for people going to the polls. now we understand dozens of people have been killed. tell us more about what happened saturday. >> reporter: so bas

beyond piracy", en 2017 aumentó dramáticamente la acción de piratas modernos que abordan lanchas, yatesunistas. tiffany: luis Ángel rodríguez es un pescador del barrio chino de cartagena, quien vivió en carne propia un encuentro con los piratas. luis: nosotros tiramos las redes al mar, al agua. entonces los delincuentes se aprovechan de eso, uno tiene las redes en el agua. entonces ahí ellos lo localizan, los ven, y ahí llegan armados. tiffany: rodríguez cuenta que en la oscuridad se acercó una embarcación con tres hombres a bordo. luis: "quieto, nos vamos a llevar el motor". imagínese, ese es mi sustento, ese motorcito que tenía yo. yo lo compré con tanto sacrificio. ¿y que se me lo llevaran así? tiffany: el recuerda que se armó de valor para defender su propiedad. luis: yo me opuse, y cuando me opuse, primero me hizo un tiro pero me lo hizo al bote. yo me dije "no me va a dar porque no me quiere dar". yo me aferré a mi motor. fue cuando entonces de pronto, bum, me dio un tiro. tiffany: el primer tiro le perforó el pecho. luis: luego, cuando yo veo que me da el tiro otra vez, el compañ

. >> in a orderly and lawful way we need to overthrow the government of the yates under donalunited statesunder donald . heather: anda alec baldwin's plans for an orderly government overthrow. "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ probably should not. ♪ i've got somebody at home. ♪ if i stay i might not leave alone. ♪ i've got to bid you adieu. to another i will stay true. heather: good morning. you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. hope that everyone had a fantastic weekend out there and thank you very much for starting your week with us. i'm heather childers. let's begin with a fox news alert for you, lots of news to get through. three people arrested after a security scare in an air national guard base. authorities firing one shot at a car that breached a security gate at the 128th air refueling wing in milwaukee. no one was injured but the base was on lockdown for hours. two vehicles involved have been removed and an investigation is underway. also breaking right now, another violent weekend in chicago sees 27 people shot, two of them killed. police say they are

among our guests tonight councilman jim jordan of ohio, matt yates of florida also the trump administration taking steps to punish saudi arabia for the death of the "washington post" columnist, jamal khashoggi. president trump clearly skeptical about the saudi government explanation. of the murder of "washington post" columnist, jamal khashoggi. we will have the latest for you on the trump administration investigation of the murder, the cover-up and its likely consequences. and a volatile day for the markets as the dow jones industrial average battled back nearly 550 points deficit to erase most of those losses by the end of trading. we will have more in wall street. our top source night, the caravan of mostly central american immigrants, is now in the mexican city of -- tonight where it has rested throughout the day.the caravan has traveled 45 miles into mexico since sunday. but it was located on the border bridge between mexico and guatemala. the caravan however, remains more than 1100 miles from mcallen texas. that is a tract that would take 76 days at the pace that this caravan has made

the yates family that's their is your name live in -- surname decided to take a trip across the unitedn toledo ohio, her 49th state as she winds down h cross country road trip began in june when she had been in tor e w.ot world >> i'm try ing to figurhee out how these parents were able to wi a eight week old baby. >> caeight weeks ies well. >> yeah. >> because they sleep the >> i don't remember a lot of sleep going on. i just remember mee itting in corner pulling my hair out. >> which explains. >> explains a lot. >> a lot. >> yeah. >> allison, thank you very much. 6:43 is the time right l now. it may sike a character some imaoke,too. atake look yourself. this is aheadle chienea monster . >> [laug >>> head on this deepea cucumber. stay with us. >> ♪ ns ,wh en ateyrnen galerri led the fight to stop them,awct to alohe people of maryland. leattorney generrian frosh.awct to care for other human beings. nurses ben jealous has a plan called medicare-for-all, that buil odsn by using our collective purchasing power, prescription drugs. medicare-for-all allows us ut take every pharmaceical compa

yates in walnut creek. the seven-day forecast brit and breezy today. fog fades and winds pick up ton. gusty in the hills with warmer conditions tomorrow. we could see even perhaps near 80 in the city. the holiday on monday looking about the same. the winds slowly dialing back. and you download the accuweather app and you can track the wind. live doppler 7 and the temperatures staying average through middle of next week. >> besides the winds a forecast for people to enjoy. >> pretty out there. >> lisa, thank you. >>> now in october college football kicks into gear and a huge day of pivot algames here ahead on abc 7. college game day reese davis andes mond harris have a preview. >> notre dame has a road test against virginia tech. fighting irish schedule really sets up nicely after that. this is a big time test. what's the biggest key if the irish stay undefeated get in the playoff picture. >> reese, i think it's virginia tech's defense. now, a couple of weeks ago they were exposed against odu they got upset but that was a wake up call. but foster said g

drew griffin, cnn, fort yates, north dakota. >>> coming up, president trump is making a full court presss, campaigning in several states, where a trump bump could make the difference for control of congress. he's in nevada today. we'll take you there next. place. i don't like this whole thing. i think we can do better. change is hard. try to keep an open mind. come on, dad. this is for me, son? principal. we can help you plan for that. for 115 years, get a ford.ompany that's been building them if you want a car with driver-assist technology, standard, get a ford. if you want waze and amazon alexa compatibility, get a ford. if you want a car that doesn't have any of that, get anything... but a ford. otherwise, you're gonna want a ford. ♪ mitzi: psoriatic arthritis tries to get in my way? watch me. ( ♪ ) mike: i've tried lots of things for my joint pain. now? watch me. ( ♪ ) joni: think i'd give up showing these guys how it's done? please. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are changing the way they fight it. they're moving forward with cosentyx. it's a different kind of targeted

fired sally yates. fired james comey. fired reince priebus. fired steve bannon. rex tillerson. fired david shulkin. hired anthony scaramucci. fired anthony scaramucci. fired h.r. mcmaster. fired andrew mccabe. fired omarosa. >> jimmy: alright. >> fired -- >> jimmy: i got it. i got it. i got it. i got it. [ cheers and applause ] you hired scaramucci. >> steve: yeah, then he fired him. >> jimmy: this week, former new york mayor mike bloomberg switched his voter registration, and became a a democrat. [ applause ] when asked him what made him change parties, bloomberg said, "kanye." [ laughter ] speaking of new york, there's a a hospital here in the city that keeps a spotify playlist full of songs with beats that match up with cpr compressions. [ light laughter ] cause when you're having a a heart attack, who doesn't want to hear their doctor say, "so what do you think, drake or migos? sorry, we weren't talking about you. oops, i put on a.m. gold. sorry, you're dead." get this, a cheating scandal has rocked the world of wine tasting. >> steve: what? [ light laughter

harper yates is going to befores old. from the looks of it, america's heartland already in the "done" box there. her instagram page three states away from crossing this item off her bucket list. what 6-month-old doesn't have a bucket list? not that she's going to remember any of this when she gets older. >> oh my gosh! that's adorable! that's cute. >> 50 states! >> there you go, exactly. maybe you're staying right here in the bay area this weekend. >> we've got some great weather but all you have to do is take a little drive to change the weather around the bay area. we're going to have our microclimate in full effect. warm innd cool for the coast. here is a look at san jose, as you get started, and we're heading toward campbell with our temperatures in the low 60s at 10:00. normally we're reaching 76 degrees this time of year but we're headed into the low 80s this afternoon, and you're going to feel the difference compared to yesterday. so as you're getting up and getting ready for the day, it's going to start out very h

been looking at when flynn was a national security adviser and don mcgahn who was approached by sally yates and the doj saying that we think that your national security adviser may have lie nod the fbi, and mcgahn of information no the president. and so he was in a key piece to understand who knew what when and he has another shoe to drop as far as what he knows. >> and so the people who are watching this network and paying attention hear rudy giuliani all of the time setting the deadlines and disappeared and nothing happened and what can do you make of the fact that we have not heard from rudy giuliani? >> well, it is a good time for the defense, because it needs more discipline, and it also may mean that the an agreement has been reached or a large part of the agreement has been reached with mueller's office of how he is going to communicate what he is prepared to communicate in briting and also some progress of whether he is going to actually provide any personal or direct testimony. >> thank you so much, and nice to see you in person and julia, always nice to have you here as well. >>>

harper yates may be accepting a guinness world record before she turns six months old.ong with her parents, are finishing up a road trip across the u.s. on a mission to visit every state in the country. next week, they expect to complete their four-month journey crossing the border into vermont. that would make little harper the youngest member of the all 50 states club. there's your smile for this friday. >>> a new challenge in an incredibly close race in georgia, the legal fight to try to get tens of thousands of black voters on the voting rolls after they were blocked, and the man in charge of the process is the republican candidate for governor. discover the man... behind the legend. we need to fail down here so we don't fail up there. there's no easy way to say this... they're gone, neil. we need you to be commander. 5... what are the chances this is the last time the boys are gonna see you? 4... somebody got a swiss army knife? swiss army knife? 3... we have serious problems. 2... [ dramatic music playing ] good luck. first man. rated pg-13. and my brother ray and

myself is i want to create and subsidize housing and the building that i am in, and i want to ekroo yate a welcome environment, first and foremost, in the building. and i am in constant communication with the building manager, an and she and i are on very good terms and it will be a conversation between herself and myself and i am confident if there are new issues as the new kid on the block, it is my responsibility to address them first. >> okay. thank you. >> commissioners, any other questions? okay. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> all right. i think we have public comment. >> anyone in the audience? >> okay. commissioners, do we have a motion to approve the permit? >> an i will raise the motion to approve. >> second. >> all right. commissioner tan. >> aye. >> commissioner lee. >> aye. >> commissioner falzon. >> aye. >> vice president caminong. >> aye. >> commissioner thomas. >> aye. >> commissioner perez. >> aye. >> your permit application has been conditionally granted. please follow-up with the executive director for next steps. thank you. >> that was very relaxi

. >> charlie sykes, sally yates writes there's something else that separates us from an autocracy, that's truth. there is such a thing as objective truth." pick up on tim o'brien's point, do republican -- i don't think republicans can anymore. are there enough republicans to sort of form a coalition with democrats in defense of the truth? >> well, you would hope so because, you know, truth is really the oxygen of democracy. and what you're seeing here is more than just a blizzard of lies. it's almost as if the fact that the president is lying has become normalized. that we are used to it. and, you know, his point is not necessarily, i mean, you know, gary casperof has talked about this. the point is not to advance his agenda. it's to break down america's critical thinking capabilities. it is the annihilation of truth. and this -- what we are watching is extraordinary. and i know we've talked about this before, and there's kind of a numbing effect, and so people go, oh, my goodness, you know, the president seems to be lying at an even faster rate because the president realizes that if he f

turned out sally yates wouldn't do so. she then resigned. our students at yale law school became involved early because one of our clients who was an iraqi interpreter that served american soldiers was come into jfk and even though he had a green card was blocked. the students went to the airport and filed on his behalf a petition. but more than that, they uploaded to the internet, the cloud, a class action case. with templates and around the country, every international airport, lawyers, volunteer lawyers that knew nothing about immigration, went to the airport, downloaded the student templates, put the names of their clients and, showed it to the immigration officials. on their iphones. and got people released. and soon, the uber drivers and lyft drivers had joined in the demonstration. in less than one week, a movement which had begun on the streets, of big cities, have moved from places where people coming in to cross the border. the military started to object. a four-star iraqi general said, i've been spending the last couple of years f

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and take responsibilities so it affirm's people's voice, it affirms people's values, and doesn't ail yate and polarize and everything that we are seeing in our country and everywhere else. and i felt sore some time that these social media technologies are anti--social media, in that they are pernicious to democracy. they are actually dividing people and not bringing them together. it is not just about breaking down authoritarians and allowing individual voices. there has to be a community that forms. there has to be people talking face to face. in order tore real democracy to occur. you can't just do it over the air waves. so absolutely, and of course, the use of it by russians, for, to twist what truth is, to twist what people see, what they read, what they believe, the influence of artificial intelligence, of virtual reality, we don't even know what is true or not true. i don't know that we're prepared for this as human beings. and if you can't trust information, that democracy falls away. you have to have good information that you make decisions on. otherwise, democracy fails. so this

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which is why it's article 1, they can't resort to mealy-mouthed, weak language which infewer yates the courts going -- wait a minute. why is this my decision? why would i want that interpreted? your squirrely words. >> i think this is broadly true, but there's a reason that the plenary power exists on immigration, right. we actually do deal, are dealing with an issue where the executive branch has been given both by congress and the courts an extraordinary amount of discorrection. because so much of this is based in case-by-case adjudication and while i understand the, i understand the feeling that we're a state of disequilibrium since 19 the 96 at least, i don't think it's super fair to say we're in a situation where the things that the administration or the previous administration have done are overreach just because they are more aggressive than we're used to seeing on other issues. what we're seeing now is stepping into a space of discorrection that's been left and using that discretion in ways we haven't seen before. it doesn't make it wrong, just unprecedented. >> i'm going to ha

take a look at harper yates, less than two weeks from becoming the youngest member of the all 50 statesuntry. >> they snapped a photo of that little cutie whenever they reached a new state. harper reaches her 50th state, which is vermont, on october 18th. they are australian but they live in canada where harper was born. >> so harper's confused. >> has she hit all the provinces yet? we don't know. >>> coming up, tom cruise just like we've seen him before. this iconic photo from "top gun" in 1986 is how most fans remember him. he's striking that pose again. just wait until you see what he looks like 32 years later. >>> and the big stars and the even bigger acts at the american music awards. our recap coming up. you're watching "world news now." w." now." ♪ ♪ you're watching "world n now." ♪ ♪ i would like 'cuz i'm way too busy. who's got the time to chase around down dirt, dust and hair? so now, i use heavy duty swiffer sweeper and dusters. for hard-to-reach places, duster makes it easy to clean. it captures dust in one swipe. ha! gotcha! and (new) sweeper heavy duty cloths lock away a t

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little harper yates and her parents have been on the a road trip across the country.. the final one, vermont, that is going to be happening on thursday. the family started its tour in june to take advantage of mom's maternity leave. they have already applied to the again is world records, people, to have harper certified as the youngest member of the all 50 states club. >> she's the cutest, that's amazing. i don't want to spend an hour in the car with my kids. that's impressive >> that's the bigger story. >> amazing. >> pretty cool. >> speaking of kids i have to leave a little early. i have an appointment with the kids. just ahead, taylor swift taking politics to new levels. what she said at the amas and the record she broke. >> who that? my man drew brees will help the saints celebrate a record right after 24. the new well-connected 2019 lincoln mkc. essential for the cactus, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did

little hper yates a her parents have been on a road trip across thent cou.. the final one vermont is happening onhursday. the family started its tour in june to take advantage of mom's maternity leave. they have already applied to the guinness book of world recds to have harper certified of the youngest member of the all 50 states club. >> she is the cutest. thatamazing. i don't want to spend an hour with my kid in the car. this is impressive, t right? t's the bigger story. >> amazing. >>> speaking of kids, i have to ave a little bit early. i have an appointment for the kids. ahead, taylor swift taking her dive into politics to new levels. what she said at last ndnight's amashe record she just broke. >>> and who my man drew brees will help the saints celebrate right after this. take us downtownwaze. waze integration- seamlessly connecting the world inside with the world outside. making life a little easier. ♪ the new well-connected 2019 lincoln mkc. essential for the cactus, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like

goals, there is younger people than i am making terrific programme, i'm thinking people like reggie yatesore of afun those. the polyamory one is more of a fun story, although clearly serious issues but a lot of your stuff recently has been darker, have you got more fun stuff in the future? it was a great source of pleasure for me that we did this story, i got quite nervous about it, one of the myths about the kind of programmes i make is at the heart, dark subjects must be harder to do. actually it's the light subjects i find difficult cos you have sometimes less to get your teeth into. i think we did a good job with polyamory and it was nice to go back, it was a bit of a sort of retro louis theroux programme and i'd like to keep doing some more like that if possible. who was, the controller of bbc for said, if they'll let you do that? yes. when can our audience see... sunday night, nine o'clock, bbc two and on the eye player after that. perfect, thank you so much. pleasure, thank you for having me. still to come. we follow up on yesterday's story that some women over 34 are being automat

harper yates is on the verge of being the youngest person to visit all 50 u.s. states.ralian family is expected to reach vermont next week for the 50th and final stop. little harper's journey shared on instagram with a picture from each state line. show won't remember it. steve: got the pictures. ainsley: that is so cool, the parents have time to do this. have a good car seat. brian: absolutely. ainsley: really cute. steve: quite a vacation. breaking news out of washington, d.c., kanye west is going to the white house. we have the new statement from the administration regarding that coming up. ainsley: florida's governor rick scott holding a press conference on hurricane matthew. we'll monitor it. the latest developments on the category 2 storm closes in. ♪ don't let psoriatic arthritis take them away. taltz reduces joint pain and stiffness and helps stop the progression of joint damage. for people with moderate to severe psoriasis, 90% saw significant improvement. taltz even gives you a chance at completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before star

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