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so, uh, uh, naomi's slung . out on the uh, naomi's slung.m a conservative commentator more than anything else. i think keir starmer is doing the right thing in his crackdown on this anti semitism. but the thing is it's so widespread within the labour party , it's going to go on and party, it's going to go on and on and on and it's like a cancer within the labour party and it goes very very deep . and while goes very very deep. and while you've got naomi winberg denying all these terrible traits and then pointing it to the right, it's actually an issue within the far left. and many people i meet within the far left are all pro—palestine and so anti—israel . and this is where the root of the problem lies. >> stephen, do you think also , i >> stephen, do you think also, i mean, i was struck i've been on a these pro—palestine a couple of these pro—palestine marches to just observe. i'd just to the thick of just like to get in the thick of it. i was the same on the remainer marches, do you think? oh, laughing here. oh, chris is laughing here. i j

naomi alderman, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me. i want to start at the beginning. were raised in a very traditional, observant orthodoxjewish community in north london where, i think it's fair to say, women and girls were expected, by and large, to stay in the background. now, you today have a very powerful, unique, creative voice. you use it loudly. how difficult was it to find that voice, to make that move away? now, i should say, i do come from a traditional observant background. however, my father is a professor of history. so from that perspective, i came from an intellectually very open culture, even whilst, yes, i have been to a talk as a young woman on the subject, "the beauty of a woman is in her silence." so, yes. and you were brought up in a religion and you talk about it quite openly in stuff you've written about your past, where at school, every morning, everybody said, "thank you, god, for not making me a slave." and then the boys said, "thank you, god, for not making me a woman." yes, and the girls say, "thank you, god, for making me according to you

naomi knew how lucky she was that her family had escaped still complete.throwing up. i said, "great, throw up." they were shaking uncontrollably. ijust could hold them and say, "we're safe, "we're safe, we're safe." it took me days to understand what happened because even when the power came back on, i didn't open the news, because i had to stay in a very small space in my head... ..to survive. to be a good mom. gilad was also able to tell his loved ones that he'd survived. i couldn't call him for a good couple of hours because if i would have called him, i would probably be dead. and my dad, he also, he lives in africa, in kenya. can't imagine what has been going through his mind. sirens what happened after our interview shows you how tense things still were two days on, on 9th october. explosions there's a huge barrage going on overhead just at the moment. we have taken cover. this is... it's actually a memorial building. you can see we're all here in the... there's nick. he's got a camera. indistinct comment yeah, we're going to... we're going to move.

naomi alderman, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me. i want to start at the beginning. were raised in a very traditional, observant orthodoxjewish community in north london where, i think it's fair to say, women and girls were expected, by and large, to stay in the background. now, you today have a very powerful, unique, creative voice. you use it loudly. how difficult was it to find that voice, to make that move away? now, i should say, i do come from a traditional observant background. however, my father is a professor of history. so from that perspective, i came from an intellectually very open culture, even whilst, yes, i have been to a talk as a young woman on the subject, "the beauty of a woman is in her silence." so, yes. and you were brought up in a religion and you talk about it quite openly in stuff you've written about your past, where at school, every morning, everybody said, "thank you, god, for not making me a slave." and then the boys said, "thank you, god, for not making me a woman." yes. and the girls say, "thank you, god, for making me according to you

naomi knew how lucky she was that her family had escaped still complete.ey were shaking uncontrollably. ijust could hold them and say, "we're safe, ijust could hold them and say, "we're safe. "we're safe, we're safe." it took me days to understand what happened because even when the power came back on, i didn't open the news because i had to stay in a very small space in my head to survive, to be a good mom. gilad was also able to tell his loved ones that he'd survived. i couldn't call him for a good couple of hours because if i would have called him, i would probably be dead. and my dad, he also — he lives in africa, in kenya. can't imagine what has been going through his mind. sirens wail what happened after our interview shows you how tense things still were two days on, on 9th october. explosions there's a huge barrage going on overhead just at the moment. we have taken cover. this is — it's actually a memorial building. you can see we're all here in the... there's nick. he's got a camera. yeah, we're going to... we're going to move. get down, get down

naomi knew how lucky she was that her family had escaped still complete. were shaking uncontrollably. ijust could hold them and say, "we're safe. we're safe, we're safe." it took me days to understand what happened because even when the power came back on, i didn't open the news because i had to stay in a very small space in my head to survive, to be a good mum. gilad was also able to tell his loved ones that he'd survived. i couldn't call him for a good couple of hours because if i would have called him, i would probably be dead. and my dad, he also — he lives in africa, in kenya. can't imagine what has been going through his mind. sirens wail what happened after our interview shows you how tense things still were two days on, on october 9. explosions there's a huge barrage going on overhead just at the moment. we have taken cover. this is...it�*s actually a memorial building. you can see we're all here in the... there's nick. he's got a camera. yeah, we're going to... we're going to move. get down, get down. maayan�*s family held her funeral without her

naomi: great.o i would say, my framing of the problem, fair play and with our fellow advocates, is this, which is that the incentives are such that these platforms are using kids' data and designing user interfaces in a way that's meant to extend their time online. >> expose them to advertising and give the platforms access to more data in order to better refine features that extend use and targeted advertising and so i think a lot of our work in this space has been very focused on a sort of two-pronged approach. one is around data privacy and the other around safety by design. i don't think -- you know, i think this year we started to see some push and pull on the debate, sort of implying that advocates think that there's sort of a direct, like, solving these big tech issues will solve all the problems around teen mental health. i think that that's certainly not the case, certainly not a view that's shared by my organization or many of the folks that we advocate alongside. i think that what we are

talk is that naomi long will have _ here. talk is that naomi long will have one — here.erhaps andrew probably justice. perhaps andrew muir not— probablyjustice. perhaps andrew muir not concerned but certainly big talk. muir not concerned but certainly big talk he _ muir not concerned but certainly big talk he is _ muir not concerned but certainly big talk. he is possibly the 2nd minister— talk. he is possibly the 2nd minister within the executive and we wait to— minister within the executive and we wait to see _ minister within the executive and we wait to see how it develops. the other— wait to see how it develops. the other important thing to say about the alliance, we often describe the politics _ the alliance, we often describe the potitics of— the alliance, we often describe the politics of this place as orange and green _ politics of this place as orange and green. alliance are part of the third _ green. alliance are part of the third pillar in politics, designated as even — third pillar in politics, designated as even i— third pillar in politics, designated as eve

people naomi.ah, well i think i also take about but i also take the point hamas have not given point look hamas have not given up hostages. up those hostages. >> 5 >> why should there be a ceasefire to get those hostages? and she would say, but israel also have got hostages that they have up. also have got hostages that they havand up. also have got hostages that they havand there up. also have got hostages that they havand there 30,000 orphans >> and there 30,000 orphans created. has going on created. this has been going on since the 7th of october. at what do we say, let's find what point do we say, let's find some sort of diplomatic resolution some sort of diplomatic resoluticis great question. >> this is a great question. >> this is a great question. >> is a great story, >> oh, this is a great story, i love this. if someone was trapped in car underwater and trapped in a car underwater and you emergency services you saw the emergency services just by and waiting for just standing by and waiting

to celebrate 40 years, including naomi campbell who wrapped things up walking at burberry�*s closingtsday with me, marc edwards. here is what we have got coming up on the show. haaland the hero, as manchester city bank their game in hand with a win over brentford. the real deal. mbappe on the move to madrid, as the la liga giants get the world's most wanted man. the yorkshire chairman, colin graves, explains why he has never personally apologised to azeem rafiq for the abuse he suffered at the club. hello and thanks for joining us on sportsday.

naomi ruchim has more on this story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.ate yesterday another blow for nikki haley. a prominent conservative group founded by the billionaire koch brothers announced it will no longer spend on her presidential campaign. haley is standing firm on her promise to stay in the race through super tuesday and will spend the next few days on the campaign trail. 2024 presidential hopeful nikki haley was already back on the campaign trail in michigan, a day after former president trump donald trump claimed victory in her home state of south carolina. >> you can't have a candidate who's going to win a primary who can't win a general. >> reporter: haley will rally again today in the great lakes state ahead of tomorrow's primary. afterwards, she plans to barnstorm through multiple states leading up to next week's super tuesday. >> i have never seen the republican party so unified as it is right now. >> reporter: with his palmetto state win, trump is one step closer to the gop nomination, but he's facing criticism over racially charged co

>> all right, naomi ruchim in new york. thank you so much. >>> overseas now, the ongoing cease-fire talks between israel and hamas suffered a bit of a setback. according to israeli media, prime minister netanyahu recalled israel's delegation from negotiations in cairo saying demands made by hamas are, quote, delusional. in southern gaza, meantime, israeli forces fired into a main hospital there killing at least one patient. that's according to medics. hundreds of palestinians are evacuating the complex where they had been sheltering on orders from israel. the idf says hamas is using the facility for terrorist activities. >>> and there are new tensions on israel's northern border about lebanon after a hezbollah rocket strike killed an israeli soldier. israel responded with its biggest air strike on lebanon since the war began. the families of israeli hostages flew to the hague to file a 1,000-page brief urging the international criminal court to investigate hamas and its leaders for war crimes, including allegations of genoc

cbs' naomi ruchim joins us here in new york with more on this story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the d.a.'s lawyers did not want willis to testify. in fact, they tried to drop the subpoena for her to appear. but willis was determined to defend her reputation and fight the allegations leading to drama in that georgia courtroom that is still simmering. >> it is a lie -- >> reporter: heated testimony as fulton county d.a. fani willis was grilled over her personal relationship with a lead prosecutor in the state's election interference case against former president donald trump. >> these people are on trial for trying to steal an election in 2020. i'm not on trial. >> reporter: co-defendant michael roman claims willis' previous relationship with prosecutor nathan wade is a financial conflict of interest and argues she should be removed from the case. willis and wade admitted to beginning a relationship after he was hired in 2021. they took lavish trips while willis' office paid wade $650,000 for his work on the case. willis said she reimbursed

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good morning, naomi. >> reporter: good morning.ipartisan proposal has the potential to bring groundbreaking change to the american immigration system, it would have to pass the sharply divided house of representatives. the deal stages a major aboutface for the president who just three years ago said he would dismantle trump-era border policies. three u.s. senators along with white house leadership have announced their long-awaited plan to fix the nation's broken border system. the bill considered an overhaul of american border policy gives the president far-reaching powers to effectively shut down the border during spikes in illegal immigration. it would also make it harder for migrants to pass initial asylum screenings and ramp up deportations. though the bill has bipartisan support in the senate, its prospects in the house are grim with house speaker mike johnson saying the proposal would be dead on arrival. in the border town of eagle pass, texas, on sunday protesters gathered to demonstrate against current border policy. a grou

but better news for the unseeded naomi 0saka as she continues her comeback after giving birth to hern straight sets to reach the last 16. in cricket, the west indies ended their three match t20 series against australia with a consolation win in perth. batting first, the tourists finished 220—6. player of the match andre russell top—scoring with 71 offjust 29 balls. in reply australia could only make 183 for the loss of five wickets from their 20 overs. david warner hit 81 off 49 balls. australia still winning the series 2—1. ferrari say their new formula 1 car "must be a consistent frontrunner" when the new season starts next month. at the launch of their car, the team told supporters they "must start off where they left off at the end of last season". charles leclerc took pole position at three of the final five races of the 2023 campaign but failed to turn any of them into wins. he's hoping for better this time round. it is always impossible to predict whether we will be closer to our main competitors or not. formula 1 is obviously a relative sport, but at the same time we are focu

everyone from skepta to anna wintour is in town to rate a0 years, including naomi campbell who wrapped. you're all caught up. see ya. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, marc edwards. here is what we have got coming up here is what we have got coming up on the show. haaland the hero, as manchester city bank their game in hand with a win over brentford. the real deal. mbappe on the move to madrid, as the la liga giants get the world's most wanted man. the yorkshire chairman, colin graves, explains why he has never personally apologised to azeem rafiq for the abuse he suffered at the club. hello and thanks for joining us on sportsday.

but better news for the unseeded naomi 0saka as she continues her comeback after giving birth to hersets to reach the last 16. in cricket, the west indies ended their three match t20 series against australia with a consolation win in perth. batting first, the tourists finished 220—6. player of the match andre russell top—scoring with 71 offjust 29 balls. in reply australia could only make 183 for the loss of five wickets from their 20 overs. david warner hit 81 off 49 balls. australia still winning the series 2—1. ferrari say their new formula 1 car "must be a consistent frontrunner" when the new season starts next month. at the launch of their car, the team told supporters they "must start off where they left off at the end of last season". charles leclerc took pole position at three of the final five races of the 2023 campaign but failed to turn any of them into wins. he's hoping for better this time round. it is always impossible to predict whether we will be closer to our main competitors or not. formula 1 is obviously a relative sport, but at the same time we are focusing on our

but better news for the unseeded naomi 0saka as she continues her comeback after giving birth to herstraight sets to reach the last 16. in cricket, the west indies ended their three—match t20 series against australia with a consolation win in perth. batting first, the tourists finished 220—6. player of the match andre russell top—scoring with 71 offjust 29 balls. in reply australia could only make 183 for the loss of five wickets from their 20 overs. david warner hit 81 off 49 balls. australia still winning the series 2—1. ferrari say their new formula 1 car "must be a consistent frontrunner" when the new season starts next month. at the launch of their car, the team told supporters they "must start off where they left off at the end of last season". charles leclerc took pole position at three of the final five races of the 2023 campaign but failed to turn any of them into wins. he's hoping for better this time round. it is always impossible to predict whether we will be closer to our main competitors or not. formula 1 is obviously a relative sport, but at the same time we are focusi

skepta to anna wintour has been in town to celebrate 40 years of the event, including the 0g supermodel naomirberry�*s closing show. you're all caught up now. see you. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, marc edwards. haaland the hero as manchester city bank their game in hand with a win over brentford. the real deal, mbappe on the move to madrid as the la liga giants get the worlds most wanted man. the yorkshire chairman colin graves explains why he has never personally apologised to azeem rafiq for the abuse he suffered at the club. hello and thanks forjoining us on sportsday, and we begin

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and in abu dhabi, four—time former grand slam champion naomi 0saka also lost in the first round — beatenour matches since returning following the birth of her child. there's been an astonishing victory for australia in their third and final one—day international against the west indies. after bowling their opponents out for just 86, australia chased down their target in under seven overs — their fastest 0di run chase in their history — winning by 8 wickets with 259 balls to spare in canberra — to complete a 3—0 series whitewash. the two sides now start a t20 series on friday. world heavyweight champion 0leksandr usyk has told the bbc he's not bothered about tyson fury�*s fitness after their fight was postponed unil may 18th. usyk missed the birth of his daughter while training for the original date and if fury — who had to call it off after a cut to his eye — isn't fit for the rearranged bout, usyk will face the ibf�*s madatory challenger. that will either be anthonyjoshua or filip hrgovic. i don't think about it. it was tyson. it was not tyson. because for me, no, it doesn't matter. i j

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and in abu dhabi, four—time former grand slam champion naomi 0saka also lost in the first round — beatenmatches since returning following the birth of her child. there's been an astonishing victory for australia in their third and final one day international against the west indies. after bowling their opponents out for just 86, australia chased down their target in under seven overs, theirfastest 0di run chase in their history — winning by eight wickets with 259 balls to spare in canberra — to complete a 3—0 series whitewash. the two sides now start a t20 series on friday. world heavyweight champion 0leksandr usyk has told the bbc he's not bothered about tyson fury�*s fitness after their fight was postponed unil may 18th. usyk missed the birth of his daughter while training for the original date and if fury, who had to call it off after a cut to his eye, isn't fit for the rearranged bout... usyk will face the ibf�*s madatory challenger. that will either be anthony joshua or filip hrgovic. i don't think about it. it was tyson. it was not tyson. because for me now, it doesn't matter. i ju

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everyone to anna wintour is in town to rate 40 years, including naomi campbell who wrapped things upre i have said this before... i cried. a symbol of friendship to some, hand of diplomacy to others. the world has enough and spit out a lot of young and attractive guys. out a lot of young and attractive au s. �*, ., , attractive guys. there's always more to the — attractive guys. there's always more to the story. _ hello. i'm marked wards welcome to sportsday. here is what we have coming up: manchester citibank their game in hand with a win over brentford. the real deal. bappe on the move to madrid as the le liga giants get the world's most wanted man. yorkshire chairman colin graze explains why he's never personally apologised to rafiq for the abuse he suffered at the club.

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naomi ruchim has the latest from new york. >> reporter: last night former president donald trump railed on social media against the legal cases he is facing writing these cases should all be thrown out. it came days after he was ordered by a new york judge to pay more than $354 million in penalties after trump was found liable of fraud by inflating value of his assets. >> this is merely an election interference employ. >> reporter: trump is expected to appeal the decision which also bans him from serving as officer or director of any new york corporation for three years. >> he said himself he is going to spend more time in a courtroom than on the campaign trail. we can't win like that. >> reporter: 2024 republican presidential candidate nikki haley blasted trump while campaigning over the weekend. >> we need to put negativity and baggage behind us. >> reporter: trump struck back on social media claiming she, quote, doesn't have what it takes. trump has a rally planned in south carolina this friday with republican voters expected to head to the primary polls there the following day. >>>

naomi ruchim joins us now with the latest on this investigation.ood morning. >> reporter: good morning. and that little boy remains in the hospital this morning as investigators try to piece together a motive for the shooting. joel osteen's lakewood church is the third largest mega church in the nation. despite this tragedy, church leaders say it could have been much worse. shortly before the 2:00 p.m. spanish worship service on sunday police say a woman wearing a trench coat entered lakewood church in houston, texas, and started firing. the shots heard here on cellphone video sent worshippers running as police say two off-duty officers confronted the suspect fatally shooting her. >> she had a long gun and it could have been a lot worse. but they stepped up and they did their job. i want to thank them for that. >> reporter: the woman had a 5-year-old boy with her who was shot during the ordeal. he's now in critical condition. a man in his 50s was also shot and wounded. >> shots like a boom, something like -- how you say like -- yes, like a pistol.

. >> reporter: the swans played by luminaries like naomi watts, diane lane, calista flockhart. like working with the other swans? >> everybody so is talented. i just was so blown away by the talent. >> reporter: the swans joined by molly ringwald and demi moore in their first on-screen appearance together. >> to kind of be a part of something that's also celebrating women is a really wonderful feeling. to be amongst that. >> reporter: tom hollander, who play the one of 2022's biggest villains in "the white lotus." >> i'd also die for beauty, wouldn't you? >> reporter: now embodying capote himself. part villain, part victim of his own undoing. >> everything about it was challenging. getting his voice plausible and his physicality. >> hi, honey. >> oh, hi. happy thanksgiving. >> i was very, very thrilled to be doing it. so for once in my life, i tried to do my best every day. >> reporter: what was it like working with tom? >> in a situation like this where an actor just is so in character, that now that we're meeting in promotion times, i feel like i'm saying, "hi, nice to meet y

all thanks to investigative journalists scott and naomi jones. finding it was stolen in 1972 before changing hands. >> that makes the most important bass in the history of rooken roll, the most important bass in the history of music actually changed hands in a london pub for a couple quid and free beer. >> reporter: turns out it stayed in that same family and ten miles miles or so from the mega music star what was that moment like? >> this guy comes on the phone, saying hey, hey, nick, we've got the bass and i'm thinking, who's that idiot. but you know who it was. it was paul. >> reporter: mcc mccartney mccay grateful >> i did wonder if i was crazy for looking for r looking for t. >> repo it. >> you could not just let it be. >>> major stars are in studio 1a >> this morning on the third hour of "today", ewan mcguire and his daughter clara on their new movie. and joy bauer is making super food desserts this morning on "today." >>> have a gre weekend have a grw >>> right now at 5:00, awaiting a verdict. former president trump braces for a judge's ru

naomi looks at which ads scored big with the viewers. >> reporter: this year commercials packed in theties and raked in the dough. from david schwimmer to david beckham, they scored high. ben affleck came together for dunkin' eats. >> sometimes it is really hard to be your friend. >> reporter: but the fan favorite on u.s.a. today ad meter was a nostalgic reunion of arnold swarzenegger and danny devito. >> you are a backstabber. >> i'm a backstabber. >> comedy usually plays well with ad meter. to see danny devito and arnold back on screen together was interesting. danny telling us that a, that's what drew him to the ad. the fact he got to work with arnold again. >> reporter: beyonce broke the internet with a super bowl commercial that ended with a surprise announcement. a new album. renaissance act ii coming march 29. she also dropped two new country songs. ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> reporter: ad rates for a 30 second spot in super bowl lviii cost nearly $7 million. paramount scored even deeper during overtime. >> this is the only remaining venue where you can reach an audience of 100 million plu

we also call her naomi, she loves to pose as a model, but she’s a non-woman, a cunning wolf, a very cunningeople often say, i wish i had such a dog, i understand that i even i never dreamed of doing anything else, so i never, never had such a dream it wasn’t, well, of course, since childhood, how everyone has been yearning for dogs and cats to go home to poor parents, after every litter i hold her hands so that she doesn’t leave anyone for herself, i really want to build another house, she said, on one condition , there will be as many dogs as i want, if i create good conditions for them, then i can safely take another five, then it will be difficult to pay attention, because everyone wants attention, everyone, and you can’t out-love, but you can’t offend, you have to come with say hello to everyone, to everyone that you promised something to do, someone is sick, someone is in heat, someone’s grandfather forgot his ear yesterday... i remember at night, the puppies already need to be vaccinated, and again we have something to do, we forgot, the days have passed, we need to do it again, here

naomi, tell me, what are you allergic to? er, pistachios, cashews — i can't remember any more.other people — your friends and other children in your class — do? they're not allowed to bring any nuts to school. the increase in allergies and the increase, i think, awareness of allergies is definite in at least the last 20 years. in our school at present we have between 15 and 20 children on the allergy register. it's certainly a responsibility. it's a duty, really, to safeguard pupils, and this is another way that we do that. but now there's more help and training — following the launch of a new schools allergy code — created to give schools clearer guidance. helen is also trying to change the law in benedict's name — she wants mandatory training for all schools in england. her driving force is etta — herfive—year—old daughter, who — just like her brother — can't tolerate eggs or milk. it's really difficult trusting people with looking after her. my phone is on all the time, and i think that will never change. you do live in fear of getting the phone call and something having gon

from the writers of contemporary fiction — like my guest today, novelist and computer games creator naomi

es que ella es muy valiente, asegura nico al pensar en las condiciones en las que creció su esposa naomitodo lo contrario. fue como me encanta estar aquí, me. me enamoré más de ti. con casi 9000 millas entre rusia y perú. amor como el de maya y eduardo. tras de cualquier distancia, es el nuestro destino que nosotros a almas gemelas y nos amamos mucho . sus videos han sido un éxito total en redes sociales. algunos de ellos ya cuentan con millones de reproducciones y todas las parejas con las que hablamos aconsejan a quienes estén solteras que no dejen que los prejuicios o el miedo eviten que se arriesguen a buscar el amor. qué bien para los solteros y para quienes tienen pareja! esa primera frase de tu reportaje todos los días los vivimos como un 14 de febrero. exacto, exacto . y hay esperanza para cualquiera. no importa el contexto del que vengas para encontrar el amor. muchas gracias lourdes hurtado por ese reporte y esperemos que usted disfrute de este día de san valentín. por lo pronto lo dejamos con la casa de los famosos cuarta temporada y así vamos un día a la vez. gracias por esta

. >> entre ellas estan naomi campbell oprah winfrey, victoria beckham, dua lipa, miley cyrus y don hayeks y se unieron precisamente para eso. >> solamente por horas estuvieron compartiendo portada. >> bueno, solamente vos lo consigues y pasamos al mundo de la musica con los rabanes que regresan por todo lo alto con un nuevo sencillo, los ho hombres tambien lloran y lo hacen de la mano de un productor muy, per muy especial, emilio estefan. >> conversamos con ellos de todo esto y nos cuentan de esta explosiva combinacion. >> muchas lloran. >> es lo que yo digo que es una ranchera, cantinera, roquera. >> esa es esta cancion. >> una mezcla de mezcla de todo. >> ¿como surgio la idea? >> ¿quien escribio la cancion? >> bueno, me nosotros la lloramos despues, pero hemos llorado, pero bueno. >> pero bueno, los ho hombres lloramos y facturamos. >> ah, como se quiera. >> no es la unica. >> es una creacion de emilio estefan. >> emilio estefan, quien es nuestro gran amigo productor y bueno, todo el mundo conoce a emilio, el nivel de maestria que tiene el como productor, y tenia un tema un tema que es

cbs' naomi ruchim is joining me here now with the very latest on the campaign trail. good morning. >> good morning. here we are, just a couple months away for the election. a lot more going on. and trump's rivals are using the court ruling against him as ammunition, especially days out from another primary. but his allies believe all this courtroom drama is giving the former president a boost, with trump still leading by double digits in south carolina. last night, former president donald trump railed on social media against the legal cases he's facing, writing "these cases should all be thrown out." it came days after he was ordered by a new york judge to pay more than $354 million in penalties after he was found liable for fraud after inflating the value of his assets. >> this is an interference ploy. >> reporter: trump is expected to appeal the decision which also bans him as serving as an officer or director of any new york corporation for three years. >> he said himself he's going to spend more time in a courtroom than on the campaign trail. we can't win like tha

grand slam tournament, who never won the major : karolina pliskova, victoria azarenka, ashleigh barty, naomit’s right, she was the first racket of the world, but without victories in tournaments. grand slam, i don’t know if i was guessing or not, but it seemed to me a difficult question, bravo, let’s move on, all these english clubs represent london, except for one, who is the odd one out, arsenal, tottenham, chelsea, or aston villa, who are not from london, aston villa, aston villa, of course, are bolder, this is a club from birmingham, let's continue. all these stadiums can host not only football matches, but also athletics competitions, except, of course, one who is superfluous, the spartak stadium in mogilev, the central stadium in gomel, the dynamo minsk stadium or the neman stadium in grodno. spartak stadium. the spartak stadium in mogilev, unfortunately, is the wrong answer, and the correct answer is that the gomel stadium is purely football. as a reminder, we can skip questions if we are unsure and we move on. all of these star canadians won the stanley cup with the exception of one.

the ukrainian tennis player will not play her third round match against the japanese naomi osaka duean elbow injury. the trouble happened after a significant victory. for tsurenko. the day before , for the first time in 5 years, lesya beat a representative of the top ten of the world ranking. kiyanka knocked out the sixth racket of the planet onts jaber from tunisia (6-3-6-2). thus , there are still no representatives of ukraine at the tournament. marta kostiuk withdrew from the competition due to illness, and angelina kalinina is in the match lost to jelena ostapenko of latvia in the second round. 0636. ukrainian greco-roman wrestlers won two medals at the european championship in bucharest, silver and bronze. in the weight category up to 63 kg, oleksandr grushin lost to murad mammadov from azerbaijan, and zhan beleniuk triumphed in the fight for bronze in the weight category up to 87 kg. the olympic champion of tokyo defeated another representative of azerbaijan, islam abasov. it's cool that lunin is progressing so much, maybe we'll see him in goal with the national team already in

he bought it for £30 in 1961 and in 1972 it was stolen. 52 years later, scott and naomi jones wonderedt's just wonderful, yeah. when we started looking for this bass, which was lastjuly, that was day one in the office, we thought we'd probably never find it. and here it is being authenticated by hofner, but where's it been? the key clue was from a roadie who helped the couple track it down to a deal in a pub and then it ended up in an attic — and it's now back with sir paul. so to be sitting here now knowing that the bass is back with paul mccartney, the bass is found, the search has been successful, the mission is accomplished, is unbelievable, it's brilliant. so after more than 50 years, the hofner bass is back where it belongs. david sillito, bbc news. time for a look at the weather, here's louise lear.

the ukrainian tennis player will not play her third round match against the japanese naomi. elbow injury. the trouble happened after a landmark victory for tsurenko. the day before , for the first time in five years, lesya beat a representative of the top ten of the world ranking. kiyanka knocked out the sixth racket of the planet ons gills from tunisia. 6-3-62. thus, there are still no representatives of ukraine at the tournament. marta kostiuk withdrew from the competition due to illness, and angelina kalinina lost to jelena ostapenko of latvia in the second round match. 06-3-6. ukrainian wrestlers greco-roman style won two awards at the european championship in bucharest - silver and bronze. in the weight category up to 63 kg , oleksandr grushin lost to the azerbaijani murad mamadov, and zhan beleniuk triumphed in the fight for bronze in the weight category up to 87 kg. the olympic champion of tokyo defeated another representative of azerbaijan, islam abasov. it is cool that lunin is progressing so much, maybe we will see him in goal with the national team already in marc

naomi long of alliance is expected to be thejustice minister when things happened today, a seat in 2019o become first minister and the biggest party in local government, thatis biggest party in local government, that is the changing direction in our politics. a lot of the talk this week has been about the union being safe, the government doing everything it could to getjeffrey donaldson and dup of the line and back into stormont but the headline will be the historic moment, the first nationals, first sinn fein first minister.— first nationals, first sinn fein first minister. the practicalities, we showed _ first minister. the practicalities, we showed everyone _ first minister. the practicalities, we showed everyone the - first minister. the practicalities, l we showed everyone the beautiful view across belfast, whatever happens here, it is what they are trying to do for people across northern ireland that actually matters and the entry is full. t0 matters and the entry is full. to ut it matters and the entry is full. to put it mildly. the strokes we have had a _ put it mildly. the stro