the movie is based in part on diana's memoir, right?: you lean into the prickly personality of it. jodie foster's character says you have a superiority complex, it's all about me, me, me. what made you unafraid to lean into that part of her character? >> i don't know. i think some of these things are judged differently when it's a woman than when it's a man. what extreme athlete who can swim 54 hours is a sweet, pleasant personality all the time? by the way, she is. she's an incredibly charismatic, warm, loving woman. but yes, she did have this obsession. also, she allowed us to take a few liberties. because we needed to create a character arc for her. >> juju: outside of your roles, i'd be curious how you address this idea of having it all. you've had this 30-year marriage, four grown kids, and this incredible career. what do you say to young people who ask you about this elusive idea of having it all? >> oh, there's a lot of illusion in fame. and it comes with the territory. so it's part of how -- we have to navigate it ourselves, wha

diana buttu, welcome back to democracy now! if you can respond to the court's ruling that was released just moments before we went to air. >> it is an amazing ruling because it highlights everything that the south african team, and palestinians have been saying the entire time, which is that israel is plausibly carrying out genocide. the fact the court has indicated to israel they have to take measures to prevent genocide, to make soldiers are doing the same, to prosecute those individuals who are inciting, including high government officials, and ensure there is effective humanitarian aid, is precisely what was sought by palestinians. it is up to the world to make sure this court ruling is enacted. amy: but they did not call for an immediate cease-fire as south africa asked. the significance of this? >> i think it is very difficult at this stage for the court to be pushing for a cease-fire. but the fact they said first and foremost that israel has to take all measures to prevent acts of genocide is enough for the world to then

but tonight's top pundits are are journalist and model diana moran . political model diana moran.ical commentator benedict spence and tv personality and broadcast precious muir. diana moran. your reaction to this story ? i see a reaction to this story? i see a four year old boy goes into a primary school as a girl. i think it's absolutely disgusting. >> it's robbing children of their childhood . lovely time. their childhood. lovely time. you know , without the worries of you know, without the worries of the world that are going to come at them far , far too quickly. as at them far, far too quickly. as the years go by, i find it horrendous . and yes, i think it horrendous. and yes, i think it is a form of child abuse. i think it's dreadful. >> benedict's the school would argue that they're simply acknowledging that society has changed. they want to be inclusive for a child that feels they're in the wrong body. it's called gender dysphoria, a recognised condition. all the school are doing is demonstrating compassion . demonstrating compassion. >> um, a child, a four year old child i

but tonight's top pundits are are journalist and model diana moran . political model diana moran.al commentator benedict spence and tv personality and broadcast precious muir. diana moran. your reaction to this story ? i see a reaction to this story? i see a four year old boy goes into a primary school as a girl. i think it's absolutely disgusting. >> it's robbing children of their childhood . lovely time. their childhood. lovely time. you know , without the worries of you know, without the worries of the world that are going to come at them far , far too quickly. as at them far, far too quickly. as the years go by, i find it horrendous . and yes, i think it horrendous. and yes, i think it is a form of child abuse. i think it's dreadful. >> benedict's the school would argue that they're simply acknowledging that society has changed. they want to be inclusive for a child that feels they're in the wrong body. it's called gender dysphoria, a recognised condition. all the school are doing is demonstrating compassion . demonstrating compassion. >> um, a child, a four year old child is

and i’m diana, i have a psychotherapist, a psychotherapist? diana, are you treating psychos?tore, there are cockroaches in it, and you yourself can’t get them out in any way, so you call a person who will do it better, for sure, and this same person is my mother, she will see out all the cockroaches from your general store, excuse me, from your head, what is it, what is it, what is it? short and clear, in morozov style, well done, well done, eat, these are baku tomatoes, grandfather, respect, well, nikita, how gallant, how economical, like a grandfather, yes, this is a real heir, yes, only very dark. well, it’s great that we’ve all gathered here today, we’ll see you in a couple of days new year in our family morozov traditions, hurray, hurray, in general it would be better if gezatulino went, what are you talking about, everything is fine, we like it so much, don’t scare your grandfather. dad, i thought of something, maybe somehow we’ll break morozov’s traditions at least once , just sit and eat, you duralex, satlex, the law is harsh, but it’s the law, there are family tradit

diana moran.ng your head. >> i think this is a case of misogyny . i >> i think this is a case of misogyny. i think it's >> i think this is a case of misogyny . i think it's totally , misogyny. i think it's totally, totally wrong. um a woman, it's a question of woke. again, these days, isn't it? we women can do just as much as you blokes can do . and if you've got perhaps do. and if you've got perhaps the tennis players, for example , the tennis players, for example, why have you got to have mcenroe , uh, commentating? why can't we have annabel croft all the time doing things like that? or what about clare balding in racehorse 5, about clare balding in racehorse s, uh, stuff as well ? i think s, uh, stuff as well? i think this is absolutely stupid. i really, really do. um, would anybody remember the wonderful rachel hayhoe flint? she was the cricket captain all those years ago . she should have been ago. she should have been commentating . commentating on commentating. commentating on cricket match

and there was at that time diana was british diana and the british. and then as well were contending over the territory known as the as the cripple region. and still fantasy i sought help, interestingly enough from the united states in resolving the conflict until there was so they had opportunity to it. they had to rush, so they had to us and u. k. okay, me to decide who was right, who had the right to that region and it was determined that that region should belong to a guy in a banners realize that it was basically line staff and they did not agree with it. but they humbly went ahead and signed and allowed them to take the area, but then because they were never happy with 5096, they were able to then have another agreement signed. and it's on the basis of that night to $96.00. the 6 weeks agreement, which is known as the disease agreement, that the un secretary general because as the ongoing tension was april in 2018 to rephrase the matter to see it's a national court of justice. so it's been going on for a while and the main issue is that then it

diana moran.ur head. >> i think this is a case of misogyny . i >> i think this is a case of misogyny. i think it's >> i think this is a case of misogyny . i think it's totally , misogyny. i think it's totally, totally wrong. um a woman, it's a question of woke. again, these days, isn't it? we women can do just as much as you blokes can do . and if you've got perhaps do. and if you've got perhaps the tennis players, for example , the tennis players, for example, why have you got to have mcenroe , uh, commentating? why can't we have annabel croft all the time doing things like that? or what about clare balding in racehorse 5, about clare balding in racehorse s, uh, stuff as well ? i think s, uh, stuff as well? i think this is absolutely stupid. i really, really do. um, would anybody remember the wonderful rachel hayhoe flint? she was the cricket captain all those years ago . she should have been ago. she should have been commentating . commentating on commentating. commentating on cricket matches .

dame diana johnson. i want to raise — do not do so. dame diana johnson. concerns about using a committee of the whole house for this part of the scrutiny of the bill and we had this with the illegal migration act and what happened was in that case there were hundreds of amendments and the ministerjust got to speak at the end for a very short period of time and i think when we are debating and scrutinising bills like this we need to do so line by line and we need to debate and hear the argument from the minister and the argument from the minister and the argument from the proposers of amendments and i just think that this process that we are going through does not allow parliament to conduct that effective scrutiny that we all want to see when passing laws in this place. turning to the bill before us, when the home affairs select committee published a report on channel crossing 18 months ago, we were clear about the potential problems posed by the rwanda scheme and as i have highlighted on several occasions in this chamber, we said the small boat crossings

she convinced him that meghan markle was princess diana.awler, not the most heroic wayaka, perhaps for the first time in her life, can express all her pain through warmth and love. a lot of things about megan seem to be the same. at my mom, she has the same compassion, empathy, the same confidence, she has so much warmth, she convinced him, he... really believes that meghan markle is princess diana, that's what she wants you to, guys knew she was princess diana, luckily for prince gary, this time he managed to save his mother, how crazy is it that i even say this, it sounds so disgusting, but really this is exactly what is happening, for candice owens it sounds disgusting also because she and millions of others, there is no need to be self-conscious, understand perfectly well that such a psychological exercise of this narrow-minded girl alone was... to the top, she was helped, she was guided , taught, led to the goal. but what is the true purpose of excommunicating harry from the british royal court, the british soviet leftist tv presenter

diana confirms.soviet toys can indeed be expensive, but they are dozens at most. and not hundreds of thousands per copy, from what everyone knows on the market now, the most expensive thing is to assemble a collection of fairy-tale characters from chapalin, there is about 600,000 rubles for the whole set , to be worth that much, the toys must be really old and rare, none of those that we showed diana passed the rarity test, but maybe we missed something, for example, a seasonal markup, before the new year, after all, toys are given away by wholesalers ... it’s not in vain that they prepare in the summer, and shipping begins in june, the far east, sakhalin, kamchatka, they already begin shipping in june, or maybe it’s a matter of inflation, for the year domestic christmas tree decorations increased by 20%, everything it’s the fault, who would have thought, the sanctions, they even affected the cones of the red stars and cheburashkas. for today, everything that the christmas tree toy consists of is our

i'm thrilled to be here thank you for having us rodney has said in the the wiz for whatever reason diana ross and michael jackson. >> but goes back further it goes back back to 1974 in oakland an unknown show called the the wiz an unknown girl starring stephanie mills and others and showcasing the broadway critically panned. by thend's press threatening to shut down the theatre and i win tony awards the first time a black choreographer one george the first time is a black dprishg one a tony award and the first time a one for costumes so many first came out of the the wiz and a production opened after 45 years the first rival in 45 years and incredible; right? around that? >> (clapping) and this particular production has a couple of unknown people art is agree the unknown girl straight in schizophrenia virginia 24 years old a voice of an angel and have dominican republic are cox and deborah plays a really pretty sure by lena horn and jazz artist we deborah cox and get the very, very fairs talent a wonderful man named wayne grady our the wiz and a lot of you have the square crow and making

i'm thrilled to be here thank you for having us rodney has said in the the wiz for whatever reason diana ross and michael jackson. >> but goes back further it goes back back to 1974 in oakland an unknown show called the the wiz an unknown girl starring stephanie mills and others and showcasing the broadway critically panned. by the oakland's press threatening to shut down the theatre and it went obtain to win tony awards the first time a black choreographer one george the first time is a black dprishg one a tony award and the first time a black designer one for costumes so many first came out of the the wiz and a production opened after 45 years the first rival in 45 years and incredible; right? around that? >> (clapping) and this particular production has a couple of unknown people art is agree the unknown girl straight in schizophrenia virginia 24 years old a voice of an angel and have dominican republic are cox and deborah plays a really pretty sure by lena horn and jazz artist we have deborah cox and get the very, very fairs talent a wonderful man named wayne grady our the wiz and a

as diana said, 8%, maybe even a little higher, you think about what car rates really look like. so today moving and seeing rates down under 7% is significant you know, the builders have a number of tools in their toolbox. i think our ability to assist consumers in today's market is critical it's probably one of the differences between the new home market and the resell market i am very optimistic i think we have a nice, healthy backdrop for a very strong 2024. >> i want to squeeze in one more question before i let diana talk to you, cheryl so you mentioned the tools that are in the toolbox this is something i've heard several times in talking to other builders what are those tools in other words, what should a buyer, who is coming to look at one of your properties, what should they be asking for by way of financial assistance to help ease the buying process? >> it's such a wonderful question, tyler. i can tell you, there's a reason that we have to work with each individual buyer, because there's not one answer to that question i mean, i think there's a reason we just got -- we d

chugunikhina, a sixteen-year-old gymnast at the heavenly grace tournament, diana represents the amurk. diana’s unique turns are simply incredible, alina kabaeva applauds chugunikhin’s performance, it’s worth a lot, she has already stood on the pedestal of honor at russian championships and championships, diana is great, experience of victories and prize positions familiar, a very textured girl, pretty, well, look at the height and... mastery of the subject, very cool, let's move on, dear friends, the beijing public, and you and i greet silva sarksyan, from yerevan, with applause. at the heavenly grace tournament, silva represents the gymnastics federation of armenia, the gymnast is trained by a team of specialists under the leadership of coach natalia tishina. so, maces, performed by a gymnast from armenia. silva also has experience performing on international stages, including the heavenly grace at twenty tournament second year, oh, here i lost a subject unexpectedly, silva’s mother brought rhythmic gymnastics, she dreamed that her daughter would study. it was this graceful sport th

again, i don’t need anything direction, i’m from the head doctor, but i don’t have any instructions, dianaad doctor, diana davidovna, i ’m sorry, there was a little confusion, why didn’t you call me, i asked to call me, a little confusion, no one met me . they refuse to place it on davidovna, we’ll sort it all out with you now, we promise , no, let me take your suitcase, oh, so follow me, hello, hello, where’s the club? from this barney, of course, from who else, imported gloves and hockey tickets, what's going on? what's going on? the special ward is busy, and we have a very important patient, svetlana gennadievna, so in our department, in principle, there are no free rooms, all operations are scheduled for six months in advance, i understand that the person flew in specially from the soch, but what can i do, what do i drag a banquette from the corridor? clear, clear, you came up with a good idea about the special ward, but i didn’t come up with anything, pashenka, i ’m a good administrator, an elderly patient has pathological opiation, but i allocated her a separate room, good afternoon

pagan massacre, there were already dead, i didn’t want the best, let’s lie, you’re just giving in to diana phone, you’re filming stuff. and let’s at least call vadim like that , oh yes, understand, i don’t accept violence, yes what kind of violence, we’re playing chicks here, sasha, where are you these humanoids? listen, these are ice cream traditions, or play with us or ride in the cold while the tram is on the way, well, if you don’t want to, i’ll throw one snowball, but only one, hold it, fighter, throw it, come on, be bold, bold, throw it, throw it, what, where and when will we play? maybe this time it will lead, i doubt it, then let's go, so , i welcome you to our elite sauna club, no one will leave here until they answer the question correctly, attention to the screen, hello, dear... that's how it is a very famous film in which an unprincipled, arrogant macho seduced someone else’s bride and took her away from the groom, one beautiful girlfriend came to this bride, who will answer, vadim, can i go with you, at first everyone feels bad, then you will like it so much, they won’t hurt y

diana realized that oleg was the man of her dreams after she once interviewed him., but it seems to me that oleg doesn’t remember me, it was a few years ago, i wrote a big article about you, about your business, about your path, how it happened , wait, you interview a person , in any case you receive some kind of energy from him, yes, maybe she liked him even then, she decided to go through this program, that’s also possible, or by phone? and by phone? yes, we haven't met in person. recognize you? disgusting or what? well, we communicated via messenger, maybe he remembered my face, my voice, i don’t know, i don’t remember. i’m very ashamed, i’m sorry, when we found out that oleg was divorced, we wanted to do the interview again, i took a comment from him, but oleg didn’t answer me, well, since he doesn’t remember her when she interviewed him, it means it’s not so passionate, even if he didn’t notice, it’s absolutely useless, what came, what didn’t come, that’s the boy whom you fell in love, who later became your husband, tell us about him, and my boy is a nerd, my w

but diana's brother. faked the bank statements. but diana's brother . who? that's diana's brother.here to dissect blame for me. so he's a sinner. but as so often in these cases, it's not always the crime. it's the cover up, isn't it? yeah yeah. the cover up in this yeah. and the cover up in this case, nixon absolutely case, richard nixon absolutely has so long has been going on for so long and every time they got closer. and by the way, our journalist friend here, 22 years on covering these , that's one of covering these, that's one of the greatest acts of journalism i can remember. i, you know , i can remember. i, you know, i've been told that the bbc batten down the hatches. anybody who , uh, who even talked to this who, uh, who even talked to this man was threatened with the sack and that kind of stuff. but the point is, now, every time they got a bit closer, the bbc went further back further back further back and further back and back. and further back. >> interested. will come >> i'm interested. i will come to stephen. just to you, stephen. but let me just ask you've ask you,

diana scott, head of the u.s.apital center, spoke to david westin about whether the initiatives have gone too far. diana: certainly, the conversation has been very divided, and i think with a lot of the conversation being pretty divisive, people are focusing on words, and people have lost sight of the work that needs to be done. and i think perhaps even the purpose. the pendulum swung way in one direction. i think now we need to find some center. i think that if we can focus on why we do the work, and what is the business impact, we can get the conversation back on an even keel. david: you have a lot of ace -- a lot of experience in the real world. examples of where it has been done well and done not so well, what distinguishes those? diana: i think the companies that understand that they get their best productivity out of their employees by creating the kind of culture and values that their employees can align to and feel that they are recognized, that they have opportunity, that they see upward mobility, that th

>> those trail blafrz like diana ross from the movie stephanie millions in the musical we're doing everythingwe can at sf jazz to simplify and theatre i'm going to introduce (laughter) the incredible producers without producers how do we do this work? let's have bryan a moorland come on up (clapping.) mr. bryan. >> thank you rodney thank you, thank you really. thank you. >> good afternoon, everyone how are you? [off mic.] >> i just got off a plane waiting to be be here on a san francisco i'm going to ask you one time how are you? that good afternoon [off mic.] >> thank you, san francisco thank you so much san francis i'm thrilled to be here thank you for having us rodney has said in the the wiz for whatever and michael jackson. >> but goes back further it goes back back to 1974 in oakland an unknown show called the the wiz an unknown girl starring stephanie mills and others and showcasing the broadway critically panned. by the oakland's press threatening to shut down the theatre and it went obtain to win tony awards the first time a black choreographer one george the first time is a black dpr

>> you know, diana, diana , what >> you know, diana, diana, what do you make of that?ea that we need to help people more to teach them, arguably some basics, is that a bit helpless, that what bit helpless, or is that what a kind society would do? >> that's what a kind society will should do . surely if will do and should do. surely if we have if we have children, our first responsibility is to those children to get as much advice as we can do from wherever we can do certainly start with the medical profession . medical profession. >> okay, look, both of you. >> okay, look, both of you. >> thank you. agree? totally agree. >> diane, we've managed to we've managed to come full circle here. >> we've gone from rip roaring head to head to a point of agreement. and i'd love to see it.thank agreement. and i'd love to see it. thank you very, very much, both of as former shameless both of you. as former shameless actress tina malone there and green goddess moran. so green goddess diana moran. so look you agree with? green goddess diana moran. so look almost/ou agree with? green

princess diana's cocktail dress sold at auction in beverly hills for $325,000.er the hammer for at least $200,000, or rather even the maximum, such were the bids. the cocktail dress was made by catherine walker, one of princess diana's favorite designers. it's crafted from black velvet and features an off-the-shoulder boat neckline. according to the auction house, lady di wore this dress only to one of her many private events and wanted to keep it for herself. it is not known who purchased the outfit, but something tells me that it wasn’t bebeskin kardashian who cost me this story. you suggest that we, a little bit like women , of course, envy this man, well, although perhaps this gentleman decided to give a gift to his beloved, although my personal belief is that such dresses, such in general and accessories, including, have their own energy perhaps , princess diana was so strong, maybe she shouldn’t be transferred to... her image, what do you think? i think that given kim kardashian’s experience with the marilyn monroe dress, it’s definitely not worth it, beca

diana, i want to ask rates are coming down, but so are rents.or new home sales >> reporter: it gets more competition out into the market, of course, because people are able to save a little bit. it says to people if i don't have to pay the higher rents, maybe i don't need to get into a home right now home prices are still high it is on both sides. it depends on the market in markets where rents are still high, people might want to get into a home. if rebtsnts come down, maybe i don't jump in right now. >> diana olick, thank you. >>> let's check on the headlines with nbc's frances rivera. she's in new york with the latest frances, good morning. >> frank, good morning >>> let's start in iowa with the first result of the election cycle for 2024 nbc news projects that donald trump won the iowa caucuses. competing first step to putting him on the path with a rematch with joe biden ron desantis won second place. the fourth place finisher, ramaswamy has dropped out of the race. >>> and the deep freeze in the country. winter storms have been linked to t

and this, it does transcend diana's position because they can say, hey, i have this, you know, this big strong ally on my side. so that if you mess with me, you know, you have more to worry about. so you have to see say to this, just in thinking about whether or not you will attack me. and finally, zimbabwe is set to receive a free shipment of russian grain. the cargo is making its way the up to a stop in mozambique, a local or pull to business. more details live from the bustling port of barret mozambique, amid is a historic moment of solidarity. behind me a symbol of hope for millions of zimbabwe, the outlines ship a russian vessel laden with 25000 tons of live saving grain. as i live here at the bed of ports in mozambique, it's a true gift from the russian federation to the nation of zimbabwe. a south east african countries ports of b, right. it says as a gateway for shipments to the why the region free grain will be delivered through 6 african countries, the same by weight gain of fossil, molly somalia, the central african republic, and every trip. as part of a russian program desig

in which there is neither one of i nor one, not one, not one... to the crown of creation, wondrous dianalove, my love, you are so beautiful that looking at you... i am convinced that you are safe , in a woman, as experience teaches us, health and beauty are inseparable, you are so pleasing to the eye with your freshness that only an ignoramus, only an annoying fool who has not matured to reason, would ask you a question about your health. so, are you safe? knowing from your delightful features, i want to know, dear signora, how prosperous i am myself. is it really true that you are you will say that she will fully reward your passionate ardor. they wrote it, yes, and it turned out badly, you can see right away, i worked according to orders, show me, here, we’ll read it. whoever loves after someone else's love is greedy, his heart's ardor is kindled by envy, whoever did not promise himself bliss , remains cold to someone else's happiness, but if your beloved is stolen by a rival, there is no strength to hide love, how can you experience blood to your face? there was a call to the bushes t

and on the 20th anniversary of diana saad's sad death of diana , princess of sad death of diana, princessroadcaster king of america, abc of america, and i said to him, what are you doing here, martin? you're the bbc's royal correspondent. uh, religious correspondent. and yet you're working for, uh, the abc. so he he then emailed me afterwards, said, please don't tell my bosses. so he was not above a little bit of minor deceit on those occasions. so maybe this goes through, um , maybe this goes through, um, it's a very, very bad situation. and the other question that isn't being asked is , you know, isn't being asked is, you know, what about the editors of panorama at the time, steve hewlett, steve hewlett now dead. but there are journalism prizes in his name in his honour. he was in charge and he was telling people who were questioning what was going on at the time. he was telling them in rather rude language to get out of it and what we should also remember, and this is very important, i'm afraid. >> i'm afraid we have we have to leave it there. michael, i have a statement . i'm legally

head of the studio diana skachko.uring its work, the creative team managed to collect more than 2,000 projects in its portfolio, and one of the main missions of the studio is the preservation of cultural heritage, namely the creative reproduction of the broadcast of material and spiritual values. they know a lot about luxury glass manufacturing. gifts, and whether this is so, we’ll find out right now. diana, my eye falls on this beauty that is now on the table, these are plates, boxes, tell me what the technology is what's the hardest thing to make from this? the most difficult thing is these boxes, the newest development, the newest form, it is wildly complex, because it would seem that it is like this, but it combines 400. school technologies, firstly, it all starts with the fact that this is the bottom, it is completely cast and is first poured out, for this there is a long period of time, before you see the product, it seemed... here is a herringbone, first the form is developed, a model is made, then a lot of tes

diana, what did we find out?drop in rates in december had little effect on home buyers, but a little current help to owners. so the average rate ended the year at 6.76%, lower than two weeks ago, higher than a week ago, but still well below that 8% high we saw in mid october. as a result, total mortgage application volume ended 9.4% lower than it was two weeks ago. now, because the numbers for the two weeks are messy, i'm going to give you year over year comparisons. applications to refinance a home loan ended the year 15% higher than a year ago. applications for a mortgage to buy a home ended the year 12% lower. so those that can benefit from a refi are clearly trying to get in while they can. home buyers, though, are contending with little supply and very high and rising home prices. now, mortgage rates started this week higher after also edging up friday and again today. so we're now at the highest level in more than two weeks. still in the 6% range, but that is probably why the home builders are not so happy,

um, i asked diana, time.r chat with her at the palace , and, um, with her at the palace, and, um, i said, why did you do that? and why didn't you call me? because i always you know, call me i always said, you know, call me if you want to go on camera . and i always said, you know, call me if y(told1nt to go on camera . and i always said, you know, call me if y(told me:o go on camera . and i always said, you know, call me if y(told me she» on camera . and i always said, you know, call me if y(told me she felt camera . and i always said, you know, call me if y(told me she felt thatara . and i always said, you know, call me if y(told me she felt that there .nd she told me she felt that there was a gagging order pending because the divorce was around the corner , and she felt that the corner, and she felt that was be a gagging order. was going to be a gagging order. and was her to speak and now was her chance to speak up. was also very up. and she was also very nervous about, being bugged nervous about, uh, being

very fortunate this incident happened at 16,000 feet. >> trace: diana your final thoughts on this. same thing if it happens at 35,000, much different story? >> at a much different story and this shows how the faa has to focus on safety, not on green fools should have a sustain stream of funding and corporate ties some operations as in canada and new zealand we need the faa to be as efficient as possible and have the funds they need and raise funds through airline fees the way it's done in other countries and just focus that safety. >> very quickly diana thank you, jb thank you. dive back into the ntsb they're covering something we might want to listen to frankly and we'll come back with more when we know about this. >> if you have additional media relations needs also please monitor our web site at ntsb.gov. i want to take a few moments, though, and say thank you. again, i want to say thank you to the community. what an outpouring of support. incredible. thank you. we could not do what we do without you. i also want to thank the media. i am very appreciative of everything you do. i

liz: got it, thank you so much diana and is good having on and thank you so much and story resting onper jobsite drops a bombshell he joins the growing chorus of demarest morning the border crisis is a serious national security concern and we have more coolly showing voters demanding tighter for security but president of biden's family said the border collapse, is not a crisis and center will join us next for his reaction but first i want to check in with the buddies coming up next hour on the bottom line. >> thank you yes and so weird and present media thinking that if donald trump is elected he's going to be a dictator trying to develop a plan and we have cabins in here on that as well as the farmers protesters who going strong in germany and over the field pricing five of people and more for this together, the accusations that will anybody in the republican party coming anybody who supports donald trump, is that extremist so really, and they get a look at what was going on outside of the white house over the weekend and also, the district attorney data georgia, funny wallace's sayi

, diana koryshko, bbc ukraine correspondent, was with us, so, as we can see, there are actually a lot of questions now, and whether there is at least an approximate understanding, and what to do next, we are talking about it with an expert from the center for research on social changes in human mobility. at the leon kozminsky academy, ivanna kylyushyk, joins us from warsaw, i congratulate you, after almost two years of war, ukrainians have already settled in poland, so we know that children go to school, someone found a job, someone opened their own business, obviously people they counted on support to be able to stay in the country, at least until the end of the war, so exactly why is the polish government delaying, congratulations olga, well... first of all , i would like to draw attention to the fact that this status of temporary shelter is regulated by a special directive of the european union on temporary shelter, and in fact, which one too, actually from due to the fact that the war continues, changes are being made to it as well, and actually the last changes were made last oct

head of the studio diana skachko.ork, the creative team managed to collect more than 2,000 projects in its portfolio. and one of the main missions of the studio is the preservation of cultural heritage, namely the creative reproduction and broadcast of material and spiritual values. they know a lot about the production of luxury glass gifts, but we’ll find out whether this is true right now. diana, my eye falls on this beauty that is now on the table, these are plates, boxes, tell me what is more difficult in terms of technology all because of. the most difficult thing is these boxes, the newest development , the newest form, it is wildly complex, because it would seem that it is like this, but it combines four glass technologies, firstly, it all starts with the fact that this is the bottom, it is completely cast and it is first poured, for this a long period of time, before you see the product, it would seem that this is a herringbone, the shape is first developed. a model is made, then a lot of test copies are made,

his appearance in the family is a real miracle, diana and alexander are sure.s not his own child, and the chance of adopting him was small, one case in tens of thousands. this is precisely the probability of a child having a congenital malformation, bladder exstrophy. with her came the light theme. the anterior abdominal wall is open, during intrauterine development, it did not close, the urinary tract sticks out from this hole, we were told that it is better to abandon the child, the child will smell like urine, this is total... urinary retention, such words, when you are 22 years old, they frighten, they often make you faint-hearted, but the couple did not give up, they took their son all over the country, earned money and collected money for expensive treatment. maxim survived several difficult operations, has been living an ordinary life for 10 years, and diana realized that she has the strength to help another child with the same problem, but without parents who are ready to do anything for him. she went through the school of foster parents and waited with

diana olig joins us now. diana, why is this bad, and why could it be about to change?ll, i don't think it's bad in any sense. they haven't moved because there hasn't been any unexpected economic data this the last couple of weeks. that said, rates fell a little bit today to 6.75% on the 30-year fixed, and that was because of some brighter than expected economic data, and some banking drama that might insinuate the fed could be a little softer going forward. again, all bets are off today in the afternoon. it's not a question of whether people think the fed is going to cut today, they don't. it's what they say. what is in the commentary? what comes out today about the future that could affect rates going forward? and you know it's friday jobs report. that's always a big game changer when it comes to mortgage rates, which loosely follow the ten-year treasury. >> diana, mortgage demand for home buyers, it seemed to be bouncing back, but it dropped last week. what exactly happened? >> reporter: yeah, so we thought there was this great big surge, and there was at the beginni

gb news. >> today i'm joined by paola, diana , who's an author. she's diana, who's an author. a podcast host and a entrepreneur. welcome back to the show. for the second time, paola also got our resident left in the corner . our resident left in the corner. barry's back after a short break. he's over there. he's still on the gin from christmas. happy new year to you both. get straight into it guys. we hear parties like reform and the lib dems and the green party. keep harping on about proportional. represent station for our voting system . paola, you're from system. paola, you're from italy. it's a place which has pr doesit italy. it's a place which has pr does it work and why are these parties asking for this? >> well, i think that pr does not work at all and would be a disaster for this country. as you said, i come from italy and italy during the first republic, 50 years of time between 1944 and 1994 was was destroyed by pr system because we had 56 governments. so the huge instability in italy that is infamous everywhere in the world knows about that comes from the electoral

so she is playing diana nyad.an historic challenge. she had to train for that role it was no small feat we're going to sit down with miss bening in just a moment >> very cool >>> then cookbook author dawn russell is here with some healthy soups and stews to help fuel your family in the cold weather. we have a nice cake. >> i'm in such a soup mood it's such a soupy time of year yes. >>> speaking of chefs we love, guys, get ready. wolfgang puck will be here tomorrow yes! and i love this. it's not some fancy food he's make sliders for today food loves football yeah >> i can't wait for that mr. roker, before we do anything else, how about one more check of the weather >> i want to introduce, this couple was here. hold on a second so, what's your name >> amanda. >> brian >> and you guys were here how many years ago, after you got engaged? >> 16 years ago. >> and you brought a couple of souvenirs. >> some souvenirs. yes. >> what's your name? grace. >> and >> nora. >> well, thanks for coming back! we appreciate that >> l

it also has a discussion about a crucial missing note from princess diana and communications with martins essentially all about professional jealousy was essentially all about professionaljealousy but was essentially all about professional jealousy but at was essentially all about professionaljealousy but at its heart is a freedom of information request. there was a suspicion the bbc was withholding vital documents to the journalist behind it, bbc was withholding vital documents to thejournalist behind it, and bbc was withholding vital documents to the journalist behind it, and the web, says he believes the e—mails to show that information was being kept from him. the bbc says, any documents not released to journalists were made available to the subsequent and damning dyson inquiry. worth noting the corporation spent thousands in a court case trying to resist this release of further documents, saying they are largely irrelevant. jurors at the old bailey have been shown footage of a newborn baby who died after her parents went on the run. constance marten and mark gordon are accused of th

thousands of emails, linked to the controversy about how martin bashir secured his interview with princess diana in 1995. we'll speak to andy webb,> the journalist who exposed mr bashir. pakistan's former prime minister imran khan is sentenced to m years in prisonjust a day after being handed a ten yearjail term in another case. the uk government has published details of its deal with the democratic unionist party to bring back power— sharing to northern ireland. it will mean no routine checks on goods crossing from great britain and staying in northern ireland. the dup has boycotted stormont for almost two years in protest at trade arrangements after the uk left the eu — leaving northern ireland without a government. within the uk. between northern ireland and england scotland and wales. in the last 30 minutes of the dup leader and a northern ireland secretary have given the new plan the big sale. the secretary have given the new plan the big sale-— the big sale. the government is delivered to _ the big sale. the government is delivered to delivering - the big sale. the government is delivered

when i said that shouldn't began in earnest in, in diana. and of course, it's also a matter of perhaps do a political strategic interest. because um, it may also be a few to in the united states and further in its agenda in relation to diana's naples on his way. and this, it does, trent then die on us position because they can say, hey, i have this, you know, this big strong ally on my side. so that if you mess with me, you know, you have more to worry about. so you have to be very judicious in thinking about whether or not you will attack me and finally, stop sending signals, expressing taiwanese separatist sentiments. well, that's not me saying and that's according to the chinese. busy ministry spokesperson mountain inc. i see boston washington for meeting with the islands officials behind beijing's bike shooting through with the united states just kind of play by and by the way, i'm trying to principal and the provisions of the 3 china us drawing communicate has handled taiwan related issues prudently. and properly stop official exchanges