ellis: ok.hing acan carry a coupd men in addition to the crew so we had plenty of miscellaneous trucks, 40 or 50 trucks on board and the personnel that operated those trucks, tanks, whatever they happened to be. and sometimes it would carry men in addition to that so we had to have food to■z fade -- to feed these extra people. so the lockboxes were the same as on a heavy cruiser. nine officers, 120 men. so we ate very well. we had a very goodofficer, he wu women who knew the■q ropes. peter: beef and chicken? mr. ellis: beef and chicken. antispam -- add spam. [laughter] not really fresh vegetables. mostly seafood. canned food. ou excellent and with what they had to work with, we ate very well and we did have a lot of meat. ■/and you can can put -- potatos a long time so we usually had potoes on board. we usually had a few apples. peter: you returned to new guinea after the philippines. how long were you there and what was your next stop? mr. ellis: we went into the beach and took on another load

ellis: ok.ry a couple of hundred men in addition to the crew so we had plenty of miscellaneous trucks, 40 or 50 trucks on board and the personnel that operated those trucks, tanks, whatever they happened to■l be. and sometimes it would carry men in addition to that so we had to have food to fade -- to feed these extra people. so the lockboxes were the same as on a heavy cruiser. nine officers, 120 men. so we ate very well. we good steward officer, he was a mustang you women who knew the ropes. peter: beef and chicken? mr. ellis: beef and chicken. antispam -- add spam. [laughter] not really fresh vegetables. mostly seafood. canned food. oks were excellent and with what they had to work with, we ate very well and we did have a lot of meat. and you can can put -- potatoes a long time so we usually had potatoes on board. we usually had a few apples. peter: you returned to new guinea after the philippines. how long were you there and what was your next stop? mr. ellis: we went into the beach and took

ellis: ok. thing about lst is we can carry a couple of hundred men in addition to the crew so we had plenty oftrucks, 40 or 5d and the rsonnel that operated those trucks, tanks, whatever ion to that so we ho have food to fade -- to feed these extra people. so the lockboxes were the same as on a heavy cruiser. nine officers, 120 men. so wewe had a very good steward officer, he was a mustang you women who knew the ropes. peter: beef and chicken? mr. ellis: beef and chicken. antispam -- add spam. [laughter] not really fresh vegetables. mostly seafood. nned food. our cooks were excellent and with what they had to work with, we ate veryid have a lot of meat. and you can can put -- potatoes a long time so we usually had potatoes on board. we usually had a few apples. peter: returned to new guinea after the philippines. how long were you there and what was your next stop? mr. ellis: we went into t and td of men and equipment and went right back. probably three or four weeks round trip. peter: were ther

ellie? ~ , that he hasn't told you about. ellie? . , , ., ., ellie?e, we have been absolutely clear that they | ellie? as i said before, we have i been absolutely clear that they will been absolutely clear that they will be no increase in national insurance, income tax or vat. our manifesto is fully costed and fully funded. everything that we set out in it has been funded. for example, the 6500 new teachers that we will put in our schools, paid for by ending tax cut ellie, yes, but where there are still questions for labour. , , ., there are still questions for labour. , ., ., labour. yes, you have ruled out the headfine labour. yes, you have ruled out the headline main _ labour. yes, you have ruled out the headline main taxes _ labour. yes, you have ruled out the headline main taxes but _ labour. yes, you have ruled out the headline main taxes but there i labour. yes, you have ruled out the headline main taxes but there are i headline main taxes but there are other taxes that you have no plans to raise. the language is different. look at the manifesto

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ellie. yeah, yeah. >> move on. ellie.e talking about the seven way election debate on the bbc last night, but in case you did miss it, we're now going to give you a brief round up of what was said. >> yes. so the prime ministerial stand in, penny mordaunt, joined in the criticism of rishi sunak for leaving d—day commemorations in normandy early happened was completely wrong and the prime minister has rightly apologised for that, apologised to veterans, but also to all of us because he was representing all of us. >> i just want to have left d—day early. i didn't go to d—day. i think what happened was very wrong. i think the prime minister has apologised for that. but what i also think is important is we honour their legacy . legacy. >> well, meanwhile, labour's deputy leader angela rayner accused the conservatives of 14 years of abstract . or did she years of abstract. or did she mean abject failure? i've heard from the tories for 14 years that they were going to do something about skills and manufacturing in this country.

ellie. >> yeah . >> yeah. >> yeah. >> ellie, just a quick one.our site says, i agree with ben. i don't understand the taylor swift hype. michael jackson still the king, especially if you're a dancer . dancen >> look, i will say she's not the most natural dancer, but she's very tall. i can relate to that problem. >> yeah. me too. well, she want she want to be starting something and that that email. do you see what i did there? he can't help himself. charlie get out. thank you. charlie. charlie. culture for you to stay with us. coming up, we're going to be meeting our greatest britain. >> you don't want to miss it. but of course, we're also going to be sitting down with jls star jb gill. he has now turned into a farmer . jb gill. he has now turned into a farmer. he's going to be discussing sustainable food with us this saturday morning live on gb news welcome back to saturday morning live. the time is 1040, and this is really interesting. 60% of young shoppers are now willing to pay more for products that are sustainable. >> yeah, but equally , old

that's ellie. we'll be back with ellie in normandy shortly. cameron walker is with us. see the king effectively leading the world in these commemorations. the king who? his first foreign trip since his diagnosis of cancen trip since his diagnosis of cancer. but was determ and to be there come what may. >> yeah, he absolutely was. and of course, the royal family have an incredibly important relationship with the royal family. it was the king's grandfather, george the sixth, who was the monarch during world war two. and the king spoke yesterday about how his grandfather was incredibly frustrated that he couldn't get across to normandy on d—day itself and had to wait kind of ten days. no, he wouldn't wouldn't let him. far too dangerous. similar to winston churchill. far too dangerous for him to get there as well. but we have seen the king arrive at the royal british legion commemorative event in normandy this morning. he is wearing his military uniform. i'll try and get some more details as to exactly what he's wearing later on. it's unclear at the moment, but he's patron

ellie. and. ellie. >> thank you. tatiana. welcome to britain's newsroom .time is 11:08. loads of you getting in touch this morning on that news that julian assange is now a free man. he has landed in australia to hugs from his wife. lots of you getting in touch on that. after a 14 year legal battle, el diablo says has the wikileaks scoundrel really just flown around the globe on a private jet? he has. he has , yes. >> and i hope the british taxpayer is not paying for that. >> no, he has paid for it £400,000. well, actually, the australian government has paid for it and he now owes them back. >> good luck getting that money out of him. >> his wife has said that's their first task. actually, they need to raise that money. so it'll be interesting to see whether there'll be a go fund me account or something. >> well, i won't be given to it in to order cover that. >> but he does divide people, doesn't he? a lot of people, he is a hero. he is a protector of free speech. he's a journalist. to others, he is a criminal. >> a lot of people say, of course he's not rea

. ♪ they call me big ellie ♪ >> gio: ellie, the official mascot of the wnba's new york liberty takingl media by storm from her outfits to her halftime show, and overnight, why the beyhive is buzzing. >> gio: look at ellie go. good morning, america. good to see you. janai's on her way to a very exciting foreign assignment, but we are happy to have rhiannon ally back with us. >> rhiannon: thank you for having me. >> whit: welcome. >> gio: you love ellie. >> rhiannon: i do. i love ellie and liberty games. it's the braid for me. that little braid she swings around. >> gio: we'll have more from ellie very soon here, but it's a very busy sunday ahead here. the presidential election shifting into high gear this week with the first 2024 debate. each candidate preparing this weekend, but in vastly different ways. trump with campaign rallies and briefings. biden with mock debates over at camp david. >> rhiannon: also ahead, we've been talking about the cyberattacks that have been disrupting car dealers all week. a key software supplier to dealers hit by back-to-back attacks. service and sales b

ellie. ben and. ellie. >> thanks for. yeah, and welcome to saturday morning live.time is 10:05. and our top story this morning a tory wipe—out could be on the horizon with a new poll showing the conservatives could be reduced to just 72 seats at next month's general election. yes. >> and labour is also predicted to win a huge landslide with a possible 302 seat majority . possible 302 seat majority. >> well, joining us now is gb news political correspondent, katherine forster, who is on rishi sunak at battlebus in the nonh rishi sunak at battlebus in the north east of the country. very good morning to you, catherine. how is morale in the conservative camp after this latest poll ? latest poll? >> well, good morning to both of you. and well, might you ask after these horrific poll results for the conservative party . party. >> well, it looks as though we might have technical issues there with catherine. this is there with catherine. this is the issue with being on no wi—fi on the bus. exactly. it could be in parts of the country where there's little to no reception, a

ellie. thank you. >> thank you. ellie. thank you. ellie.ll, if you follow me this way , martin. you'll see me this way, martin. you'll see the spin room here. this is where the bbc are getting ready to. to. this is christian fraser, a great man about to broadcast the bbc. we'll go around this way, shall we? and this is where the. you're seeing lots of journalists here getting ready , to brief. there's ready, to brief. there's jonathan. jonathan from the labour party talking with laura trott. are you guys getting on? very well behind the scenes, the labour and tory mps are very, very, very get on privately, even if we disagree publicly. okay, fine. i'll keep going. thank you, thank you. you want to walk on live on gb news? thank you. here you have this tim shipman from, the sunday times doing his work there . this times doing his work there. this is the this is where the engine room may be of the of the spin room may be of the of the spin room , now they're all laughing room, now they're all laughing at that. that's joe twyman, a spin doctor

is in normandy and ellie, i know a lot is taking place tonight.und. there and of course there's a very poignant ceremony that's happening tomorrow morning at 725, which is the day, the hour, the minute of the day, the hour, the minute of the day when for those brave soldiers landed on the beaches . soldiers landed on the beaches. >> yes, camilla, that is tomorrow, d—day, the 6th of june, 80 years tomorrow from the 6th of june, 1944. and everybody knows about what happened on d—day. those 150,000 allied troops that stormed those beaches so very bravely in normandy. but what many people don't know, camilla, is that d—day operation actually started here on this very bridge. just after midnight on the 6th of june, 1944. and it started with the british airborne troops landed in that field just over there . they knew that this there. they knew that this bndge there. they knew that this bridge was of strategic importance , and there was no importance, and there was no point launching an invasion on the coastline if the germans could simply cross this bri

ellie. thank you. >> thank you. ellie. thank you. ellie., if you follow me this way , martin. you'll see me this way, martin. you'll see the spin room here. this is where the bbc are getting ready to. to. this is christian fraser, a great man about to broadcast the bbc. we'll go around this way, shall we? and this is where the. you're seeing lots of journalists here getting ready , to brief. there's ready, to brief. there's jonathan. jonathan from the labour party talking with laura trott. are you guys getting on? very well behind the scenes, the labour and tory mps are very, very, very get on privately, even if we disagree publicly. okay, fine. i'll keep going. thank you, thank you. you want to walk on live on gb news? thank you. here you have this tim shipman from, the sunday times doing his work there . this times doing his work there. this is the this is where the engine room may be of the of the spin room may be of the of the spin room , now they're all laughing room, now they're all laughing at that. that's joe twyman, a spin doctor.

. >> well, our brilliant gb news presenter ellie costello is in normandy and ellie, i know a lot is takingds in the background. there and of course there's a very poignant ceremony that's happening tomorrow morning at 725, which is the day, the hour, the minute of the day, the hour, the minute of the day when for those brave soldiers landed on the beaches . soldiers landed on the beaches. >> yes, camilla, that is tomorrow, d—day, the 6th of june, 80 years tomorrow from the 6th of june, 1944. and everybody knows about what happened on d—day. those 150,000 allied troops that stormed those beaches so very bravely in normandy. but what many people don't know, camilla, is that d—day operation actually started here on this very bridge. just after midnight on the 6th of june, 1944. and it started with the british airborne troops landed in that field just over there . they knew that this there. they knew that this bndge there. they knew that this bridge was of strategic importance , and there was no importance, and there was no point launching an invasion on the coastline if the germans could simp

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ellie.h a glimpse of members of the royal family, particularly excited of course, to see the king, but also the princess of wales. her first public engagement since christmas last yeah engagement since christmas last year. and we've seen that wonderful behind the scenes video from kensington palace of herself and her three children prince george, princess charlotte and prince louis at the grand entrance of buckingham palace, are getting into that carriage. the first time she knew, obviously, in her head it would be she's emerging into the pubuc would be she's emerging into the public eye for the first time in over six months, not a full return to public duties, but it's certainly a big step in the right direction. and then, of course, we have the famous balcony appearance that a focal point, that symbol of who's kind of in favour in terms of members of in favour in terms of members of the royal family and we had very much working members of the royal family on the balcony . but royal family

ellis made another statement in 1962, quote, smoking is a habit of addiction, unquote. but perhaps the most striking statement attributed to him is one from a meeting of companies scientists in 1967. quote, sir charles ellis states that this company is in the nicotine rather than the tobacco industry, unquote. and that was david kessler, then head of the food and drug administration in 1994, elise bean is with the levin center for oversight and democracy. elise bean. what was david kessler's role in promoting anti smoking efforts? he was a very important partner in the administration to publicize the dangers associated with smoking. he issued a number of reports and he's the person that really brought to the public's attention for the first time that tobacco companies were deliberately manipulating the levels of nicotine in cigarets and they were doing it in order to get people more addicted because they found that nicotine was an addictive substance. when he testified in front of the waxman subcommittee, he talked about cigarets as being a high technology delivery syst

ellis made another statement in 1962, quote, smoking is a habit of addiction, unquote. but perhaps the most striking statement attributed to him is one from a meeting of companies scientists in 1967. quote, sir charles ellis states that this company is in the nicotine rather than the tobacco industry, unquote. and that was david kessler, then head of the food and drug administration in 1994, elise bean is with the levin center for oversight and democracy. elise bean. what was david kessler's role in promoting anti smoking efforts? he was a very important partner in the administration to publicize the dangers associated with smoking. he issued a number of reports and he's the person that really brought to the public's attention for the first time that tobacco companies were deliberately manipulating the levels of nicotine in cigarets and they were doing it in order to get people more addicted because they found that nicotine was an addictive substance. when he testified in front of the waxman subcommittee, he talked about cigarets as being a high technology delivery syst

speaking to ellie as the king pays tribute to d—day veterans in advance of that good evening.ht to normandy, where ellie costello has been throughout the week. ellie, what's the atmosphere like ahead of the 80th anniversary of d—day ? anniversary of d—day? >> well, it's been such a moving day , tom. at the war cemetery day, tom. at the war cemetery today. day, tom. at the war cemetery today . but the juxtaposition today. but the juxtaposition between today and tonight is really quite astounding. you might be able to make out the crowds of people behind me. it's a carnival atmosphere. it is the celebration of liberation, because this is where d—day started. just after midnight on the 6th of june, 1944, british gliders landed in that field. they took this bridge from the germans and they came and liberated this building. you can see on this sign here. it is the first house in france to be liberated . the fifth and 6th of liberated. the fifth and 6th of june, 1944 is cafe gondry. and i'm delighted to say that i am joined by the first liberated child at the time in nazi occupied f

speaking to ellie as the king pays tribute to d—day veterans in advance of that good evening. normandy, where ellie costello has been throughout the week. ellie, what's the atmosphere like ahead of the 80th anniversary of d—day ? anniversary of d—day? >> well, it's been such a moving day , tom. at the war cemetery day, tom. at the war cemetery today. day, tom. at the war cemetery today . but the juxtaposition today. but the juxtaposition between today and tonight is really quite astounding. you might be able to make out the crowds of people behind me. it's a carnival atmosphere. it is the celebration of liberation, because this is where d—day started. just after midnight on the 6th of june, 1944, british gliders landed in that field. they took this bridge from the germans and they came and liberated this building. you can see on this sign here. it is the first house in france to be liberated . the fifth and 6th of liberated. the fifth and 6th of june, 1944 is cafe gondry. and i'm delighted to say that i am joined by the first liberated child at the time in nazi occupied france

ellie >> couldn't agree more. ellie fletcher, parker, bella and grace.you are to your families and also how encouraging after we did see that polling in the week suggesting that just 48% of young people aged 18 to 34 knew what d—day was all about. those children they're setting the example. thanks, ellie, and i know you're going to be bringing us much more news from the next two days. we'll be covering every cough and spit on gb news, don't you worry. well, let's just get into another story as quickly as we can. now, just to summarise, something that is really, truly tragic, you may remember that there was a baby called elsa that was abandoned in january in minus 5 degrees temperatures. absolutely awful . temperatures. absolutely awful. it's now emerged that that baby had two siblings, which were also abandoned in the newham area of london. so three babies, all related. there were reporting restrictions on this story, but the idea that three siblings from one family have been abandoned in london and now are being cared for by adoptive and foster parents,

ultimately gave ellis a $5 million bond.the maximum. and also ordered that she remain in custody. she could potentially face the death penalty if she is convicted. we'll send it back to you. >> laura: will, thank you. 8 men from tajikistan with isis ties were just arrested in an fbi sting after crossing the border illegally. sournss telling fox that these illegals received a full vetting after crossing. and, yet, no incriminating info was flagged at the time. and ice sting operation nabbed them in new york city, l.a. and philly over the last few days, joining me now chad wolf former acacting dhs secretary, under secretary under president trump. chad, we don't know when these illegals crossed. but we do know that -- the way this is kind of being reported it's like everybody giving themselves a pat on the back for the sting operation, okay. i guess. i guess. but, they should never have been allowed in this country in the first place. >> well, that's exactly right. it's this type of instance that certainly kept me up at night a

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and i think you're right, ellie.st over a week. a lot of people, a lot of people have already sent off their postal votes. this electoral calculus poll has the conservatives down on just 60 seats. it really would be almost an extinction level event for them. and the liberal democrats on 71. so we could be waking up next friday morning to find that sir ed davey, who of course, has been going around the country and doing all these fun stunts , and doing all these fun stunts, also with a very serious message on social care, i would say, and water could be the leader of the opposition. the conservatives relegated to third place. now, that particular poll has labour with a 250 seat majority and reform with 18 seats. worth saying though, that in a lot of polls since, nigel farage's comments on vladimir putin, the reform share of vote does appear to have dipped slightly. following that . following that. >> okay, katherine forster, thank you very much indeed. live for us in nottingham and very strange to see her not on a bus

i never made any threats, ellie. and i promised to deal with this khvostenko.ance in the city, in a cafe on petrogradka, well, you never know who khvostenko met in a cafe, maybe it was just a work colleague, yeah, with whom he kissed, but then i told eli all this, and she told me won't believe it. well, i got angry and you killed her, maybe that’s enough, i said i didn’t kill her, i followed this bastard, photographed his dates with his mistress, then sent photos to el. so, this is already interesting, and how she reacted, she asked me to come, tell me everything, at first she cried, then she said that she would break up with him, i wanted to stay with her, hold her somehow, punch him in the face, but she said, so that i would leave, well, apparently she wanted to talk to him herself. well, where did el leave these photographs now, but they were not in the apartment, which means the killer took them, they are on my computer yes, i can print it out for you, well, the photograph is the tenth thing, but how do you explain this, we searched your house in the garage

ellis pleaded not guilty to murder and attempted murder.he judge gave ellis $5 million bond and ordered she remain in custody. she could face the death penalty if convicted. back to you. >> laura: thank you. eight men with icu ties were just arrested after crossing the border illegally. these illegals received full vetting after crossing and no incri incriminating information was tabbed at the time. days, joining me now chad wolf former actinacting dhs secretary, under secretary under president trump. chad, we don't know when these illegals crossed. but we do know that -- the way this is kind of being reported it's like everybody giving themselves a pat on the back for the sting operation, okay. i guess. i guess. but, they should never have been allowed in this country in the first place. >> well, that's exactly right. it's this type of instance that certainly kept me up at night as acting secretary when we had just a fraction of individuals trying to enter this country illegally. so i can only imagine what it is doing or should be doing to

joining now is daniel wolf, specializing at kirkman and ellis.o joining us is r-star deals for order, michelle davis. you heard what paul had to say. do you agree there could be a cloud over the m&a market the uncertain you? daniel: the famous thing that dealmakers say is they are cautious mood optimistic but i would say i'm cautiously pessimistic about what the rest of the year will bring. the things that have been dampening down m&a activity look like they will continue for the rest of the year. higher interest rates, uncertainty about the election, the regulatory environment continuing to be a cloud over dealmaking. i think that looking ahead for the rest of the year, we might be facing a lot of the same with the same limited activity that we saw in the first half. >> coming into the year there was a lot of optimism around mega deals but most of them were in the first quarter. why? what happened between then and now? the rate cuts didn't come? daniel: not as quickly as people expected and that affected the market. there is no scientific formul

her name is bianca ellis. she has been arrested and indicted on ten charges, including aggravated first-degree murder for the death of julian wood, his mother margot wood survived the attack. she lost her child in this random stabbing and ended up being the one who pulled through. bianca ellis set to be arraigned on monday. in the meantime, she's being held on $1 million bond. >> beyond heartbreaking. thank you. >>> to the trump campaign, after the former president called for january 6th committee members to be indicted. nbc's vaughn hillyard is reporting on this. what more can you tell us, vaughn? >> reporter: right, chris. in the last days, donald trump has equivocated when asked about whether he would seek retribution against his perceived enemies if he were to take back the white house. he suggested other republicans have urged him to do so, he has said he would have to see exactly what such action would look like. of course those comments are happening after a year in which he has suggested the arrest of

. >> great write up on foxbusiness.com by ellie terry. this is big story for us who covers crypto.crypto industry. he was merely going over there to nigeria to essentially deal with the government which you know, has a problem with crypto because, it's a crummy country and peel are using, in crummy countries people use crypto as alternative currency. that is one of the good things about crypto. here we look at it as a store of value as larry fink of blackrock or something maybe to bet on, to sort of speculate. liz: terry duffy of the cme was just here. he talked about how big crypto futures -- >> we look at it as a speculative term. maybe a way of value in the future. in other countries it is, you have to use it as currency because the currencies in nigeria and venezuela or wherever, these places are devaluing their currencies. these are tin pot dictatorships. so mr. gam bearian goes over there and arrest him. they don't throw him in like a holding cell. they put him in one of the worst prisons in the word apparently where he contracted malaria. liz: where was the charge. >> it was

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this is ellie costello. the latest sports news with broadcaster paul coyte. right, paul? so what should we start with? should we start with manchester united? should we do that? >> start a bit of manchester united. yes thomas tuchel so thomas tuchel , who was the thomas tuchel, who was the manager of chelsea and was the manager of chelsea and was the manager of chelsea and was the manager of bayern munich and has left bayern munich. so there's all these names that have been unked all these names that have been linked to the job at manchester united, which is still, by the way, there is no job there officially at the moment because erik ten hag is still there. but the rumours that have been going around for months and months is that he's going to get the elbow and you're going to think, well, he's still in a job, so this is the for job manager. >> yeah, this is the job for manager. >> and but he's still in the job as we speak. but if i was him i'd be like well what's going on. because apparently sirjim ratcli

none of this should have happened in the first place because ellis already had a warrant because of ashe was later released. then just four days later she stabbed little julian to death and wounded his mother margo. authorities are calling it a random act of violence. her pale has been set at $5 million. >> we wish per no bail, period, or extended to the max possible at the very least. do whatever you can to keep this monster behind bars. >> jesse: your heart goes out to that dad. to top it all off, back in february ellis, who also has a felony battery wrap on her jacket, ended up in a women's shelter and allegedly told officers there she wanted to kill someone and eat their flesh. if convicted in this case, she could face the death penalty, and some would argue that's not enough. back to you. >> jesse: not enough. to give her the chair twice. kevin, thank you. more "primetime" ahead. [♪♪] whether dad's vehicle is his prized possession or the family hauler... he needs to protect it. this father's day, give him the gift of weathertech. from laser-measured floorliners and cargo liner to

the ellis act allows landlords to evict tenants if they plan on taking their property off the rental years. i think the landlords realized that they could very well lose a trial. we could win. on the retaliation defense, and therefore i think they gave up and decided to let the tenants stay. it feels wonderful because people are reminding me, because i moved over when i was seven years old or eight years old, and from oakland after suffering a heart attack during their legal battle. kathy says her health has also improved since she got the news. they can stay in their home because when you're holding your breath for almost five years, it's really hard, you know, to wake up and not think that it's a dream, you know? that's what it feels like a dream. recently, ben and kathy shared their journey with the san francisco board of supervisors as part of a status report for the tenant right to counsel program, which funds colliers office and secures free legal representation for renters facing evictions. despite his 92% success rate, collier says the program's funding is currently at risk a

the ellis act allows landlords to evict tenants if they plan on taking their property off the rentalt for a lease five years. i think the landlords realized that they could very well lose a trial. we could win. on the retaliation defense, and therefore i think they gave up and decided to let the tenants stay. it feels wonderful because people are reminding me, because i moved over when i was seven years old or eight years old, and from oakland after suffering a heart attack during their legal battle. kathy says her health has also improved since she got the news. they can stay in their home because when you're holding your breath for almost five years, it's really hard, you know, to wake up and not think that it's a dream, you know? that's what it feels like a dream. recently, ben and kathy shared their journey with the san francisco board of supervisors as part of a status report for the tenant right to counsel program, which funds colliers office and secures free legal representation for renters facing evictions. despite his 92% success rate, collier says the program's funding is c

>> rehema ellis, thank you. >>> in louisiana the ten commandments will now be displayed in every public school classroom under a controversial bill signed into law today by republican governor jeff laundrie. louisiana becomes the first state to mandate such a requirement. opponents say the law is unconstitutional. >>> in 60 seconds fighting the growing problem of fake pornography targeting everyone from celebrities to kids in school. can a bipartisan effort in congress combat it? right after this. y targeting everyone from anthony: this making you uncomfortable? good. when you've got type 2 diabetes like me, you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack or worse death. even when meeting your a1c goal. discomfort can help you act. i'm not trying to scare you. i'm empowering you... to get real with your health care provider. talk to them about lowering your risk of stroke, heart attack or death. new herbal essences is packed with naturally derived plant based ingredients your hair will love and none of the stuff it won't. our sulfate free collections smell incredible and lea

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look at little ellie's elation. the smile on theo's face. >> you can do it! come on!ne what little mckenna might be thinking. >> each of those chairs, they cost $200 to make. we're actually working on bringing that price down to about $50. >> reporter: and by this point in the update, you can't be surprised that platt didn't stop there. when an injury prevented seth from playing guitar with his dad, platt pulled a few strings and created this custom guitar pick. and this innovation put the drums within reach for cole, who has cerebral palsy and really wanted to play like his favorite ban, the thanfu fighters. >> it's very inspiring to people. it shows them they actually have the power to change their environments, to provide more independence for themselves, and to really affect change in their communities for relatively modest amount of work. >> always nice to see good news >> always nice to see good news from the files of (♪♪) when life spells heartburn... how do you spell relief? r-o-l-a-i-d-s rolaids' dual-active formula begins to neutralize acid on contact. r-o-l

but ellie loved christmas, and her last one was magical. it was just a dream come true.even a moment, it was four weeks. after we did that, she actually passed away four weeks later. so i think we switched off the lights on the house that day. make—a—wish uk, the charity that brought such joy to ellie and herfamily, benefits from micro—donations. the concept of so—called micro—donations is nothing new. there used to be a lot more of these about, where you could put your loose change. now, the process has been digitised, so when you pay by card it will ask if you want to make a donation by rounding up. so far, it seems to be having the desired effect and boosting the income of charities who are losing out due to the fact that fewer people are carrying cash. if every uk adult donated equivalent of a chocolate truffle just once a week, that would be £1 billion of incremental money for the uk charity sector. and that's still only a fraction — a tiny, tiny percent of all the total card transactions. so i believe micro—donations is incredibly sustainable, but it's all about ch

james barron served on ellis t 543 during operation overlord. d-day, it landed on juno beach, carrying canadian troops. jim made numerous trips across the english channel, caring sol. june 16, 1944, lst landed on omaha beach delivering tanks, troops, and supplies. after a storm stranded this -- stranded the ship, they landed in portsmouth and resumed resupply missions. they earned a degree in chemical engineering had a long career at the atomic energy commission. [applause] retired army colonel frank cohen was joined -- was born in germany, 19 25, escaping to the u.s. with his parents at the age of 13. he served in the battle of the bulge, in the rhineland central europe and pains, meeting russians at the alder river. he later served as a guard for nazi prisoners tried in the second nuremberg trial. he has served in the military for 35 years, including tours in korea and vietnam, that was before retiring from his role as chief of staff of the military district in washington. [applause] with us in spirit are all of our world war ii veterans, incl

on sunday, i attended the funeral of jacob ellis. ms. wild: who devastatingly passed away at the age of 15. after a brief but vicious course of cancer. jacob lived his all too brief life to thelest. volunteering with local animal shelters. traveling the world to ride rollercoasters and baking desserts for his friends and family. my heart goes out to theall families touched by pediatric cancer which has left in far too many hearts. almost every week i am visited here by advocates for pediatric cancer research fun. i can think of no cause more worthy. in honor many other young people, i am honored to co-sponsor anse appropriations bill allocating touchdown million for pediatric brain cancer and spinal cord tumors. i willork make sure we are developing medications and therapies for our youngest cancer patients that do not cause residual injury or illness. i heard from so many who developed a new cancer from a toxic medication they were given as a child. may jacob's memory be a blessing. never stop working until we have eradicated cancer fro

average, and russia has already overtaken true upon in germany in terms of the size of its economy. ellis themes in the gaza strip, as is the last continues. there's a deliberate mission of posting and humanity in western media and it needs to be questioned, sustains coverage that actively humanizes is ratings and actively humanizes palestinians. this is not the time for doing this kind of weight. tracking those stories examining the journalism and the effect that news coverage can have on democracies everywhere. here at the listing, the best this is to took is the 1st country in the world to develop a comprehensive national, sustainable tourism program. partnership with the global sustainable tourism comes village life here retains its strong remedial is like a feast from the farm to the tape. hundreds of excavations and restoration. this country is a place to slow down and enjoy the simple things come and discover the natural, historical and cultural beauties the the colors. so robin watching the, i'll just it renews on my from my headquarters here in the coming up in the next 60 minute

>> rehema ellis, thank you. >>> in louisiana the ten commandments will now be displayed in every publicclassroom under a controversial bill signed into law today by republican governor jeff laundrie. louisiana becomes the first state to mandate such a requirement. opponents say the law is unconstitutional. >>> in 60 seconds fighting the growing problem of fake pornography targeting everyone from celebrities to kids in school. can a bipartisan effort in congress combat it? right after this. y targeting everyone from anthony: this making you uncomfortable? good. when you've got type 2 diabetes like me, you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack or worse death. even when meeting your a1c goal. discomfort can help you act. i'm not trying to scare you. i'm empowering you... to get real with your health care provider. talk to them about lowering your risk of stroke, heart attack or death. new herbal essences is packed with naturally derived plant based ingredients your hair will love and none of the stuff it won't. our sulfate free collections smell incredible and leave your

ellie? >> any nice views? ellie?w no one. >> i saw one earlier and i'm not going to be able to get out now, but if it's yours. thank you for your message. and it essentially said that if the polls are to be believed, then we're going to see the country go from blue to red, just like on the front page of the telegraph. this morning. and somebody messaged us in saying the polls are not always to be believed. look at brexit and they think it will be more light shade of blue. the thank you to that person . whoever you to that person. whoever emailed that in. >> yeah i mean the problem you've got is that and you always say it in the run up to an election is the longer the election goes on, the more the polls narrow . and the problem polls narrow. and the problem with this one is they're not yet , and that's got to be really concerned ing because it's, it should narrow it will probably narrow on the day. but even so, that i mean, this should be a massive outlier poll. and it's not really and it is going from bad to worse.

bbc�*s north america correspondent michelle fleury reports. 0n the outskirts of philadelphia, stacy ellisrising prices. inflation has raised my stress level. i'm constantly trying to figure out ways to budget and prioritise and come up with more money, and it is just tough. a single mum working two jobs while going to school. she still can't make ends meet. i make too much to receive any sort of assistance from the state but i don't make enough to be able to survive. what is the most expensive thing? rent. transportation. groceries. those are the top three most expensive things. i live by a budget, i budget, budget, budget. and i prioritise. prices are slowly beginning to come down. are you seeing that? no. i haven't seen it or felt it. i am looking for it, though. many americans are fed up with higher prices, the frustration is spilling over on social media. this is what $70 gets you at walmart. that's it. $70. i make over three times i the federal minimum wage and i cannot afford to live. in an election year, this spells trouble for the incumbent. prices are up around 20% sincejoe biden

that's ellie doing over there. that's ellie costello, gb views presenter. really, really moving . time. when you hear people like that, i think i talk about it doesn't say, you know, she was mentioning there about it's important to try and pass that stuff on and really because there are tragically every single year there's less and less of these people, aren't there ? your family, i believe, there? your family, i believe, has got a bit of a link to world war ii, as it were. >> yeah, i'm a little bit i mean, the incredible thing about d—day, of course, is the bravery and the courage. not just the military operation. my grandfather, though, i checked the details of this just earlier today, was an admiralty scientist. he was particularly working on radars and beams and the rest of it. my cousin has written a book called the battle of the beams. this was desk work. it required intelligence, not bravery, but i think it's widely considered that it helped shorten the war. no bravery , no shorten the war. no bravery, no courage. wasn't risking his life like the brave people who, you know,

trump attorneys and advisers boris epshteyn and jenna ellis and james lamon now join the rest of the-defendants in this case who have pleaded not guilty to fraud, forgery and conspiracy charges. joining us now is former u.s. attorney and msnbc legal analyst barbara mcquade and nbc's vaughn hillyard. vaughn, what do we know? >> each of these three individuals showed up virtually in the last hour for these arraignments, the final three of the 18. the entire slate has pleaded not guilty. so when you're looking at the likes of boris epshteyn, it is important to note that he continues to remain a close adviser to donald trump and his campaign. he's coordinated all of donald trump's legal counsel for the various cases, in legal question marks that have plagued donald trump. now, boris epshteyn has his own, but each of them entering this not guilty plea. talking about the potential of plea agreements down the line, take a listen. >> we anticipated, like any other case, we have not made any plea offers yet. so i have discussed the possibility with -- >> so, have not made any yet. that's a qu

ellis on the upper right in more than one state.of trump allies faces consequences. when you broaden out beyond the lawyers you see even more. mr. navarro who we mentioned in institutions with mr. fauci, mr. bannon convicted and awaiting prison in a matter of weeks, bannon is a key figure here because he's openly vowing revenge for what he says is his mistreatment. now, he will be in a federal prison in connecticut, it seemed low security, the neighboring women's prison there inspired the netflix series ""orange is the new black."" >> so we make our beds in the morning before -- >> you sleep on top of the bed with the blanket over you. >> what if i want to sleep in the bed? >> look, you can do what you want, but you will be the only one in this entire prison that does. >> don't eat the pudding. >> what's the perspective on the pudding? >> it comes in big cans marked desert storm. sometimes the kitchen has to scrape the mold off the top before they serve it. >> we are now joined by judge john jones iii, former chief judge for the u.s

it's north 101 approaching ellis.ut maybe move to the shoulder quickly. the rest of the bay. a pretty predictable backup, slowing as you expect. back to you. thanks, mike. happening now a possible boost in the works for bay area affordable housing. we've talked we've been talking about this one for days. the metropolitan transportation commissioners have voted to place a $20 billion bond measure on the november ballot to raise property taxes in an effort to bring in affordable housing money. bay area wide big city mayors support the measure. opponents say they are concerned about the cost to property owners. and ahead. a final look at our top stories here on today in the bay, including that breaking news overnight, that fire in oakland completely gutting a warehouse. the damage now left behind and the lasting effect it's going to have on that area, as well as the investigation now underway. also, a rainbow display set to take over san francisco just in time for pride weekend. the security measures being put in place a