it is one of history s mysteries. do you watch it? i do. it is not atlanta. that s the only season i never got into. you are both i agrees with you both. i don t mind spielers. people who complain about them are mixed up in the head. here is a spoiler alert. a billion people worldwide are on facebook. more people than that saw star wars this weekend. if you don t want a spoiler alert don t go on facebook. go and see the movie or stay off social media. you will inevitably see a spoiler. and what will happen in the movie that is such a big surprise? we know what happens in shakespear. we know romeo and juliette are going to die. i haven t seen it yet. no one will say i am not going to see ham pleat because i already know he can t make up his mind. apolo 13.
that last one was a spoiler for me. i kwan see that happening, tom. i think these people are whiners. don t complain. i know it is shocking that i could agree with you, tom. i don t have time to watch all of these shows. they are done. they are done. so then turn off the tv. i don t understand. there are so many more important things. oh my god i know the ending now. oh i can t get over it. you don t care about the shows at all. but even if you want to show, what does it matter? look. i often know what happens like i knew what happened at the end of mad men because i read. it doesn t mean i don t want to watch it. that s right. it is enjoyable, right? like romeo and juliette we knew the ending before we read it. it is like my grandmother
as we speak, the house of representatives is voting on a stopgap measure to fund the department of homeland security for a whopping three weeks. we ll bring you the results of that vote when we get them. coming up, before we decided whether the dress was blue or black or gold or whatever we were captivated by this. grown men chasing the romeo and juliette of lamas around sunset in arizona. we ll discuss madonna s fall house of cards, and pot. all of that is coming up next.
sorry. it s always been what i wanted. i wanted to bring it to americans the way europeans experience ballet. and for people to appreciate it and for me to share the stories of those who have come before me, that don t always get the recognition, as african-american ballerinas. those are my goals and i have so much more to do. reporter: including next summer, a turn as juliette, as in romeo and juliette at the met. i try not to kind of get ahead of myself and just dive into each project as i m working on them, individually, and not get overwhelmed by the bigger picture, but, it s i mean, it s hard to describe, and i m just happy that i have these opportunities, you know, even
the other young girl, daisy is 14. now you ve got to find consent. is this where the problem began? yeah. statutory rape, you just have to look at girl s birth certificate. if he s under 13 and an older boy had sex with her, he s guilty of rape. that s it. we have what we call romeo and juliette allow lau u.s. and between 14 and 17, if the boy and the girl have sex, the idea is if it s voluntary and consensual, we don t want to make them criminals. and at this party there are witnesses who say it was consensual. yet daisy he had a iphone recording. daesy gets there and is handed a clear liquid and said, drink it. she drinks. it she becomes disy. then goes into a bedroom with