>> lynne. >> gold says clifford told him he and lynne had argued and then things got out of control.ng he knew , it was over. he lost it. he knocked her down, and choked her out. >> what did you take that to mean? >> it means that she was in the bag, she wasn't coming back and that was the end of lynne. >> clifford said he would need the 30 foot go fast boat they owned together. it was docked behind gold condo on miami beach. >> you wanted to use the boat, take her out into deep water, and dump her. >> when he told you that, did you immediately turn and run out the door? >> no. >> gold said go figure. he decided to help his buddy out of a jam because of his son , christian. >> i basically didn't want to see the kid fatherless, and i figured it was the lesser of the evil. i figured it was just a tragic accident that happened and why make it worse? >> first, gold said, they got rid of lynne's car. the two picked up the bag with lynne's body. >> as you tried to lift this bag, did you say anything to clifford about why it weighed so much? >> i did. >> and what did he tell you? >> it is w

robin roberts with actress christina applegate and jamie lynn seigler. both are battling multiple sclerosis. tonight, their fight against ms, and their fight to help others. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. word coming in tonight, that scare on a passenger flight, a young man, a student pilot, trying to breach the cockpit multiple times. >>> and the news from georgia involving some charges dropped against donald trump. >>> but we do begin tonight with the heated battle over the future of tiktok here in the u.s. 170 million users here in this country. tonight, the house, by an overwhelming majority, democrats and republicans, passing a measure to ban the chinese-owned app here in the u.s., unless tiktok is sold to an american company within six months. the move sparking strong reaction from tiktok users, some protesting outside the capitol. many arguing it's not just dancing videos and viral clips. some say, it's their livelihood, their business. tiktok fighting back tonight, a heavy lobbying effort on the hil

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robin roberts with actress christina applegate and jamie-lynn sigler. both are battling multiple sclerosis. tonight, their fight against ms, and their fight to help others. >> david: good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. word coming in tonight, that scare on a passenger flight, a young man, a student pilot, trying to breach the cockpit multiple times. >>> and the news from georgia involving some charges dropped against donald trump. >>> but we do begin tonight with the heated battle over the future of tiktok here in the u.s. 170 million users here in this country. tonight, the house, by an overwhelming majority, democrats and republicans, passing a measure to ban the chinese-owned app here in the u.s., unless tiktok is sold to an american company within six months. the move sparking strong reaction from tiktok users, some protesting outside the capitol. many arguing it's not just dancing videos and viral clips. some say it's their livelihood, their business. tiktok fighting back tonight, a heavy lobbying effort on th

lynn vividly remembers walking the shoreline with her son. he seemed in good spirits that day. >> we talked about school, and he was like, i'm not sure where i am right now in my head. i said, well, you just got your captain's license, you don't have to worry about anything right now. >> he is looking toward the future? >> yeah. >> when they return the beach, conrad drove his sisters to get ice cream. >> he was laughing and i said something and he was, like, smiling. >> conrad told his mom he was going to his friend's house and would not be back for dinner. but later that night, lynn said out of the blue, her daughter got a text message from someone quite unexpected. >> it was around 10:30 that night, michelle carter is asking where conrad is. and they are boyfriend and girlfriend now. >> this was news to lynn. she knew conrad and michelle had only seen each other in person a few times. the next morning, lynn woke up at 5:00 a. m., and noticed conrad was not home. she called around and drove by his friend's house but could not finds him. conr

christina is here after four decades in the spotlight, christina applegate with good friend jamie-lynn sigler by her side. >> she's doing this because i have the tremors, because i love her, but candid about her life since being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2021, do you feel the love, christina? i mean, yes, yes, i live kind of in hell. there's something i have to confess. >> the seven time emmy nominee was filming the final season of her netflix show dead to me, when she noticed something was wrong. >> my symptoms had started in the early part of 2021, and it was like literally just tingling on my toes. and by the time we started shooting in the summer of that same year, i was being brought to set in a wheelchair like i couldn't walk that far. so i had to tell everybody because i needed help. you know, i needed someone to help me stand and i needed someone to help. sorry, i needed someone to help me to get there. and so i was okay. and they were wonderful. >> jamie was starring in the sopranos when she was diagnosed with ms. at just 20 years old. >> believe it or not, the worl

lynn: yeah. that surprised us all to see that. talking to a colleague about it earlier this morning. i thought, gosh, all these are heading so close to the ipo. we were thinking this is also the moment when companies tend to drag all the skeletons out of the closet and disclose everything upfront and say you need to know what you are in st forore --in store for. that patent infringement complaint is something worth watching. i don't think the company would have disclosed it if it was not material. that being said -- caroline: we have to leave. sorry to cut you off. this is bloomberg. ♪ thanks to avalara, we can calculate sales tax automatically. avalarahhhhhh what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -ahhhhhh -item classification? -ahhhhhh does it connect with acc...? ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ed: welcome back to bloomberg technology. caroline connan let's get a check on the markets. we have been selling ahead of the meeting. nasdaq is off by .6%. big

when lynn was working on digitizing v.a.'s paper records. she went on to lead the very first veteran experience project on machine learning. today she brings her experience to help make -- help v.a. make data-driven decisions to our claims process decision. and richard barbada served as an army officer in the 82nd airborne division. can i get an out of the way here? [ laughter ] >> he fought in the initial invasion of iraq, and years after, we've lost 40 paratroopers he served with to suicide. , including a best friend. many of them rest today across the river in section 60 at arlington national cemetery. richard came to v.a. to honor them. he says this has never felt like work, it's a mission. i wake up every morning because of this mission. you see why i'm so excited and humbled to be part of this team, to share a deep devotion of keeping our promise to vets that characterizes their colleagues as well. and, boy, do they demand a high standard from us, their teammates. our mission is far from over. there are enormous challen

say to that though a death in canada, lynn bitten isn't 90. besides the d a. yeah, they fix the visa, you have to be sending the to a little bit of a gate. if i see the major that particular matter can spend too long, sometimes it can go to the bloodstream and cause a lot of problems in many oregon's let's see. do you get so lucky and asthma conducing him for that vehicle? not full, sweet, conducing. it means that the 2nd, besides it back into the the. 6 6 when i wake up in the morning, i have an important mission. we need to find a balance between people, profit and planet. they are a lot of psych, please last deal in john 5 and around jump everybody out. hundreds of them. that is actually the main cause of the pollution policy on that. on the news. we saw him and daddy he'd and he's like, he opened up all the simple reason that the time i'm going to say i say patel am. that's why i'm not going to find somebody that's item then no us so. so we to the number that is the let me show someone nice you and, and then i'll fall into on hold on the moon. you just go

joining us now are cal falcon biologist lynn schofield and sean peterson .. absolutely. so you're expecting that annie and are we expecting a fourth egg as well? >> yeah. so annie has had a really two and a half day laying period where she has that kind of that's a quirk of d biology, where it takes them about two andúa half days to grow the egg and shell inside ty lay it, and so it's been pretty steady throughout the time we've monitored her. so we're expecting the egg sometime a little earlier or maybe a little later. >> okay. and then when, when do you expect we would see a fourth what happens from there and how long it likely will take for those eggs to hatch. >> so fourth egg is likely going to be really early in the morning on saturday, she's laid four eggs every single her. so e expect there to be four, and then after that, she just is going toúbe sitting on the eggs with archie for about 30 days. spso we have month of just watching exactly this, this scene that you're seeing right here. >> how much when we get to this point where where new eggs are b

mark lynn's name before i started. and thank all of you for coming and including those on zoom, i first encountered absalom on when i was writing my first book because he popped up when in the letters between julia grant and ulysses grant and between eleanor sherman and william tecumseh sherman and the name, of course, mark one that's going to stick in your mind. and even though i thought was going to write a different book after this one, i just get that name of my head. i realized the papers i found at the library of congress while i was doing this book that he had something to do with the mail during the civil war. but that's all i could tell from those papers. so that made me begin to think, you know, how did mail get delivered during the civil war? in fact, the last statistic is that there are more than 100,000 books that have been published about the civil war since. it started, but could not find one of them that told how the letters that nearly all of them cite in those books got delivered between, the front li

mark lynn's name before i started. and thank all of you for coming and including those on zoom, i first encountered absalom on when i was writing my first book because he popped up win julia d ulysses grant and between eleanor sherman and william tecumseh sherman and the name, of course, mark one that's going to stick in your mind. and even though i thought was going to write a different book after this one, i just get that name of myead. i realized the papers i found at the library of congress while i was doing this book that he had something to do with the mail during the civil war. but that's all i could tell from those papers. so that made me begin to think, you know, how did mail get delivered during the civil war? in fact, the last statistic is that there are more than 100,000 books that have been published about the civil war since. it started, but could not find one of them that told how the letters that nearly all of bookt delivered between, the front lines and the home front. so this book is the first biograp

it was a homemade skirt that made juli lynne famous.e poodle skirt, named for one of its most popular looks, spread from hollywood across the country. the future queen elizabeth ii gave the skirt a big boost when she was photographed twirling one at a dance in canada. paired with saddle shoes, the poodle skirt has been a marker of the 1950s, on tv and in movies ever since. ♪♪ juli lynne charlot, creator of the poodle skirt, died last sunday at home in mexico. she was 101 years old. you see, i get discounts for my safe driving with snapshot from progressive. i even got a discount for signing up. [ alarm ringing ] great. can we go now? while i'm holding my phone? [ laughs ] no, sirree. we can hit the road as soon as i see some seatbelts. [ sirens wailing ] -we're going to jail. [stomach growling] it's nothing... sounds like something. ♪when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion♪ ♪upset stomach, diarrhea♪ pepto bismol coats and soothes for fast relief when you need it most. hey... it's me! your dry skin! i'm craving something we're missi

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. >> by now, lynn prior, christian county district attorney at the time, had been notified. >> what did you think when you heard that a soldier from fort campbell has been gunned down, he's barely been home from his tour of duty? >> it heart. we take great pride as having them in our community. the fact that our soldiers protect us every day, we wanted to make sure that we had justice for him. >> was jessie able to describe the person who shot her husband? >> she initially described him as a black man, and i believe that's pretty basically all the description she was able to give. >> jessie also described the killer's car. >> what kind of car? >> an old one. one of the big ones. >> what color was it? >> i don't know. like reddish brownish color. >> it wasn't much for police to go on, and to make it even more difficult, the eyewitness walter ferguson, had seen something different. describe the truck that you saw speeding off? >> as it passed me, i could see that it was a white truck and i saw the four by four on it, but that was about as much as i could see on it. >> so, the witness had

friends for 40 years, lynn and rose are members of the| lynn and rose are members of the north minersas announced, _ north miners wives union. as soon as the strike was announced, they - the strike was announced, they started mobilising and setting up their food centres. started mobilising and setting up theirfood centres. doing their soup kitchens by making sure that everyone was fed, organised in meetings. it everyone was fed, organised in meetings-— everyone was fed, organised in meetinus. . , , . . , meetings. it was liberating, really. we all clicked _ meetings. it was liberating, really. we all clicked and _ meetings. it was liberating, really. we all clicked and it _ meetings. it was liberating, really. we all clicked and it was _ meetings. it was liberating, really. we all clicked and it was as - meetings. it was liberating, really. we all clicked and it was as if- meetings. it was liberating, really. we all clicked and it was as if we i we all clicked and it was as if we were _ we all clicked and it was as if we were all— we all clicked and it was as if we were all fighting f

she is now podcasting with jamie-lynn sigler, her show "messy" premieres tomorrow.lause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome, welcome, it's great to see you. thank you for coming. >> of course. i was thinking, wouldn't it be funny if i came out and did a somersault like willy wonka? "ta-da!" you'd be like, "she's such a bitch, she's such a liar." >> jimmy: i've learned from our text exchanges that you have a very sick sense of humor. >> it's how i live. it's how i keep myself okay. >> reporter: i like it. i think that's good. i think that's the way to go for sure. >> otherwise i would be all the time. >> jimmy: yeah. you probably do a little of that, i'm sure. >> when i wake up. it's fine. >> jimmy: when you wake up. >> i think we all kind dove, right? >> jimmy: for those that don't know, you were diagnosed with ms three years ago? >> 2021. >> jimmy: 2021. and you've been -- >> are you going to say how's it going? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no. but how are you? how are you doing? >> i mean, it sucks. i'm not going to lie. and i think anyone who has ms isn't going to be like, this is t

lynn, i don't that she's called. she named herseiwhat lynn, i don't that she's called.'t that she's called. she named herseiwhat her original don't that she's called. she named herseiwhat her original name was, know what her original name was, but a cool but that's, like, such a cool name. i hate my name. lewis schaffer. hating my schaffer. i grew up hating my name, lewis schaffer. the fact is, if you change your is, is that if you change your name, you should have to pick the top name from the date you were born. >> well, i would for a dart >> well, i would do for a dart right now. lewis, the telegraph has a story about bbc woman's hour getting a predominantly male audience . yeah. male audience. yeah. >> this is the bbc's woman's hour and it says faces backlash over porn series . and so they're over porn series. and so they're doing a show all about porn, which i think is all right, but not at 10:00 in the morning. even i'm not up for porn. i usually start around 11. >> well, it's the usual thing is that trying to justify that they're trying to justify everything cami

lynn, i don't that she's called. she named herseiwhat lynn, i don't that she's called.on't that she's called. she named herseiwhat her original don't that she's called. she named herseiwhat her original name was, know what her original name was, but a cool but that's, like, such a cool name. i hate my name. lewis schaffer. hating my schaffer. i grew up hating my name, lewis schaffer. the fact is, if you change your is, is that if you change your name, you should have to pick the top name from the date you were born. >> well, i would for a dart >> well, i would do for a dart right now. lewis, the telegraph has a story about bbc woman's hour getting a predominantly male audience . yeah. male audience. yeah. >> this is the bbc's woman's hour and it says faces backlash over porn series . and so they're over porn series. and so they're doing a show all about porn, which i think is all right, but not at 10:00 in the morning. even i'm not up for porn. i usually start around 11. >> well, it's the usual thing is that trying to justify that they're trying to justify everything ca

lynn, i don't that she's called. she named herseiwhat lynn, i don't that she's called. don't that she's called. she named herseiwhat her original don't that she's called. she named herseiwhat her original name was, know what her original name was, but a cool but that's, like, such a cool name. i hate my name. lewis schaffer. hating my schaffer. i grew up hating my name, lewis schaffer. the fact is, if you change your is, is that if you change your name, you should have to pick the top name from the date you were born. >> well, i would for a dart >> well, i would do for a dart right now. lewis, the telegraph has a story about bbc woman's hour getting a predominantly male audience . yeah. male audience. yeah. >> this is the bbc's woman's hour and it says faces backlash over porn series . and so they're over porn series. and so they're doing a show all about porn, which i think is all right, but not at 10:00 in the morning. even i'm not up for porn. i usually start around 11. >> well, it's the usual thing is that trying to justify that they're trying to justify everything

lynn. we now hear from dr.. the third. joining us from philippines, dr. lazada is former chair of the department of history of the ateneo de manila university and former council member of, the national commission for historical. he is an expert, the philippine-american war. and please join me in welcoming dr. good morning. i am wilfred david lozada 13th of the ateneo de manila university department of history and i would like to thank the macarthur memorial for inviting me to share insights on the filipino american war from the perspective of filipinos. i'd like to begin with a quotation it has been a splendid war, begun with. the highest motives carried with magnificent intelligence and spirit favored by that fortune loves the brave. these were the words that were confidently uttered by john hay, the american to great britain. the colonel, theodore roosevelt. the future president of the united states, who had distinguished himself during the spanish-american. but if you were a filipino who lived at the close of the 19th century, the experience was anythi

she and jamie lynn are supporting each other and others facing the disease.n a way that is so refreshing. to see those two together, the full conversation we will have sharing their experiences. you will see it tomorrow. yeah, you'll get a little misty, but i guarantee you're gonna laugh as well, because that is how they are facing it. >> a strong bond they have. >> they really do. like you two. yeah. [ laughter ] >> why not share that with the community, right? sorry, i left you hanging. some bond you have. let me hold your hand. let's show you what's going on. i need to share a bit of new jersey's flooding with you. we've done this several times because of the heavy rains lately. also coastal flooding. we've had so much in the northeast. look at our skies today. save my spot in the park. i will see you on the walk today. we are 63 degrees with sunny skies in new york central park. we will be near 70 by the end of the week. by the time we get to the weekend, we're going to show you the rain that works in through the middle of the country. don't expect it to

lynn. we now hear from dr.. the third. joining us from philippines, dr.is former chair of the department of history of the ateneo de manila university and former council member of, the national commission for historical. he is an expert, the philippine-american war. and please join me in welcoming dr. good morning. i am wilfred david lozada 13th of the ateneo de manila university department of history and i would like to thank the macarthur memorial for inviting me to share insights on the filipino american war from thep. i'd like to begin with a quotation it has been a splendid war, begun with. the highest motives carried with magnificent intelligence and spirit favored by that fortune loves the brave. these were the words that were confidently uttered by john hay, the american to great britain. the colonel, theodore roosevelt. the future president of the united states, who had distinguished himself during the spanish-american. but if you were a filipino who lived at the close of the 19th century, the expere but splend. america's war with spain, brief as

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the, the, this is dw news life am for lynn pockets, funds. parliament chooses shabazz sheriff as prime minister, ending in impasse following and election large by accusations of vote. rigging, from members of the countries most popular party are sideline. also coming up, germany investigates a leak of secret conversations about weapons for ukraine. the government confirms the authenticity of a recording published in russia. it feature senior german officer is talking about the crane, potentially striking russian occupied premier with german weapons. the melissa chan welcome to the program. we start with breaking news coming in from pakistan where parliament has voted chabarise sharif as prime minister. the naming of sharif as the new prime minister follows last month's general election, which was marked by allegations of vote rigging and the disqualification of the country's most popular party. rese, return to power has resolved a leadership impact, but political attentions remain and strong cannot drive. i'm sure the boss should leave school infected with the country, branded a former

berlin, germany investigate to league of secret talks on weapons for ukraine. government says the crime lynn wire tops german generals discussing the potential use of german made christmas files to attack the bridge linking russia supplies crime me. also coming up the united states joins and international operation to air dropped desperately need his supplies and his gossip, palestinian children rushed forward to receive the aid as the un again warrants hundreds of thousands of people's face, scotland and the 1st thinking of a cargo ship attacked by rebels and the red c, gammon is no warning of a looming environmental catastrophe from the 1st allies her own. bullard will hear from great beast the amount of human welcome to the programs. the german government says of russia, wire types of conversation between german air force generals about the war and ukraine. the officers talk about whether ukraine could use german made cruise, my styles, to attack the bridge linking russia to occupied crimea. chancellor will laugh schultz is calling the leak very serious and the authorities have opened an

and we're even looking into a private private matter now and spend a lot of money to get us home lynn are you afraid right now? i mean, not you're not only trapped right now, but this violence is happening all around you, lynn, how are you feeling? a >> because even if i get a chance to go back home, i will still have i will still left over 300 children and staff at the often age. and again, we're food and medication is hard to find because why not? things are very so what and gas, food, medicine and i'm afraid of even leaving them. um, yes, i want to go home, but to leave this it's a big it's a big mess. >> when i'm also curious what don't you think americans who are not in haiti right now? >> let me put it this way. why should america pay attention to what is happening in haiti right now? >> it's a humanitarian cause violent again, politic, but people need to set all that apart, see those kids are dying. the early leader in the sweet, innocent people lose those falling every day. i mean, they don't they will all way the pool. but now for them not to have a hospital that can one-two.

for lynn has so far refused to supply t of with the long range weapons. chancellor, all of schultz is promising swift clarification of the recording desktop. predict what is being reported is very serious and that's why it is necessary to begin a very thorough intensive uninterrupted investigation. we'll finish that was a german chancellor. all of schultz speaking there, let him hear se paul from w as russia service told me more about watson german generals have to say, yes it's, it's a half an hour. talk about the details of possible just if possible, possible, possible delivery of dollars to day ukraine, technical details, technical splits. it is a certifications. and i'll tell other countries i already gave the ukraine the cruise, the cruise missiles like u. k, into us doing this. it's mentioned in the debates, have people on the ground, the cost, but there are some they have some guys on the ground and degrade. and is it talks about some american guys, the grantsville, and the german general's office, talking about people instead of close this ticket, talking? american excellent.

officers discussed weapons for ukraine being bassett, or arrived at the ministry in moscow for what for lynn says was a plan meeting not a summons. he refused to answer questions from russian journalist in a lease reporting, published by a russian safe broadcaster r t. on friday. german officials discuss the potential use of german made taurus missiles to attack the cartridge bridge in occupied crimea. and germany's defense minister, of course, the story is, has accused russia of conducting and the information war aimed at the stabilizing germany tickets. i'm boy, this is clearly about undermining our unity because it's about splitting our domestic politics a part time. and i very much hope that putin doesn't manage that to link does, and that we remain united despite any disagreements over the tourist issue and all the questions that need to be onset intended for in the end, it's crucial that we remain united and not allow ourselves to be divided by putting that's exactly what he wants, and we need to stand united against that. you know, the w 2 political editor, michelle. the customer has

and very quickly the german defends submitted claims most go is waging and information more games for lynn. it comes to meet the bombshell leak of higher wanting german military, still planning to age ukraine and disappointing with klein mean bridge. ukraine's president demands more money from his taxes, that western patrons blaming them from the battlefield. offices as russia at bones is a cold blooded mask because that type policy needed officials and branded the killing of moving a 100 people.

will: what are you shaking her head at, lynn? are you a good driver, lynn? finally figured out i could go to one that didn't require a pill and i passed the exam. for everyone. pete: turning to your headline starting with a fox news alert. moments ago egyptian security forces say negotiations for a cease-fire in gaza will resume in cairo tomorrow. a hostage deal hinges on israel agreeing to withdraw troops from gaza and agreeing to a pause in fighting as well as hostage and prisoner releases. before this department president biden saying he's hoping for a deal by ramadan next sunday. >> president biden: there has to be agreement in timing and they are so far apart. pete: this is the humanitarian aid is dropped into gaza. bombing gaza with aid. three alaskan fishermen are giving the fbi what they say could be another spy balloon spotted in us territory, the fbi says the object isn't confirmed to be a spy balloon it looks similar enough to the other one that it needs to be investigated. comes just over a year after us officials shot down or chinese bible and o

yeah, so i mean this was a, is a big surprise for people attending a hearing by lynn today. is that the arrival of julia novell, nyah, and she has been in this line now for i think like kind of adding it up between 2 and 3 hours now. you know, patiently standing in line with everybody else here. she just recently like in the last few minutes, went around this corner. i'm waiting to cost have vote in elections up. most of the people i think is fair to say here who a gather to you, realize what really change anything. and of course, the fact that she's come here just weeks off to her husband died in suspicious comes nonsense in a russian jail off to multiple assassination attempts before him in the past. it really is seen is quite a remarkable thing. and i think it was something is definitely, it's definitely going down as a boost to it, to a position supporters who are here voting in berlin and every now and again this being a sort of a gathering of people around your land, usually a novel. now i have to talk with people being slapping high, i've seen some of the just now has

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let's put it out there through r t and indeed, the more we talk about it and the more, lynn, it's a political conversation in berlin, revolves around this leak. the more successful, the operation ends. and just before we've, we've heard the drum and defense minister accusing russia. avoiding this, this information, boil water tv back to off looking at why senior jim and office is a holding such a delicate and embarrassing tools and an insecure line. it's well indeed, it's always a difficult call. if you publish something like this as an intelligence agency, you may cut off your sources because they will now mix their phone calls more secure. but that's uh, that's really spelled this out for what it is restaurant has of course, engaged in fairly trivial social media type, this information campaigns. but now they're deploying a tool out of the old, a book of trade craft in terms of cobra operations and really leak a, a sent take a conversation with a fob bigger impact on the public conversations, which is why i'm here getting this into the right. now, so what does that mean? we have to be super

the open arms will leave ship in the port of lynn aka has been loaded with desperately needed food for palestinians said to be on the brink of famine, spanish and us charity say they are waiting for approval from authorities, including is really inspectors. so the ship can cross to garza, a temporary dock must be finished to receive the aid as well as a means of distribution. the us military has meanwhile, dispatcher ship meant to build a larger peer for a more expansive effort that will take at least several weeks to construct dw corresponded rosie bertram is inside per, is at the port in loaner car. she told me more about the complex process of setting up this a good a. we're right here just by the port in lauren echo which is know, the very starting point, the hub of this new maritime a course. or i'm just at the port and use our say their ship is not ready to go. they've told me it's buried about $200.00 tons worth of food a that includes things like rice like slower, but also proteins. they say like tons to. no, no, we've been reporting on this idea to launch a maritime age course

. >> more opportunities for noah lynn van leuven , outrage over lynn van leuven, outrage over men and's newspaper front pages and my panel are bang up for it. it's columnist carole malone, trade unionist andy macdonald and express political editor sam lister, and find out what the heckis lister, and find out what the heck is going on here. get ready britain, here we go. empty your wallets for the asylum seekers . next. asylum seekers. next. >> but first the news. at 10:01. and our top story from the gb newsroom tonight is that the deputy prime minister has accused china of being responsible for two malicious cyber campaigns targeting the electoral commission databases containing the names and addresses of 40 million registered voters were visible to chinese hackers in 2021 and 2022, but the government says it didn't affect the outcome of local elections at the time . local elections at the time. oliver dowden also said that national cyber security support would help political parties make sure they're protected from foreign influence. in the run up to the general election . to the gen

puts the world into the chasm of the 2nd world war the and all the spot to peruse between paris and lynn up to the french presidents accuses european countries of how with us, when it comes to warn you crate, the stable friendly and they never hotels. that's how india is far apart. as the chief has described, relations with russia, despite weston prussia, to change pools. we'll discuss this with the spokes, passing off the routing features of the policy a bit later on in the program. is that a drugs be allowed to do in gaza or drug liter bushy, are we all that down there? why can't we make sure that the women have children in.

please respond with here or present lynn newhouse, eagle. present. commissioner newhouse siegel is present. warren post here. chair. post is present. gerald turner is not here, paul wolford present. commissioner wolford is present. fatty zarb, i believe, is on his way. so with three members present, we do have quorum for the public works commission. public

. >> more opportunities for noah lynn van leuven , outrage over lynn van leuven, outrage over men andnewspaper front pages and my panel are bang up for it. it's columnist carole malone, trade unionist andy macdonald and express political editor sam lister, and find out what the heckis lister, and find out what the heck is going on here. get ready britain, here we go. empty your wallets for the asylum seekers . next. asylum seekers. next. >> but first the news. at 10:01. and our top story from the gb newsroom tonight is that the deputy prime minister has accused china of being responsible for two malicious cyber campaigns targeting the electoral commission databases containing the names and addresses of 40 million registered voters were visible to chinese hackers in 2021 and 2022, but the government says it didn't affect the outcome of local elections at the time . local elections at the time. oliver dowden also said that national cyber security support would help political parties make sure they're protected from foreign influence. in the run up to the general election . to the genera

a man criticality injured shot with his own on rush hour subway train in black lynn pulled out gun afterer xhurth able to wrestle gun out of hands fired multiple shots toward that aggressor days after hochul deployed 750 members national guard on the subway, professional golfer making history at players championship, in florida watch this. >> -- takes that club up and out a little bit of a -- hold off faded with wedge this could be really good look out look out, he's doing it, the hole-in-one! wow! . [cheers and applause] >> foxy. >> in industry fox 14' governmental a hole-in-one 17th island green finished day 33 under second round tees up this morning headlines back to you. maria: president biden hold off the record event in michigan questioned reporters tried asking questions his staff immediately removed him watch this. >> -- a few questions? >> thank you, guys, thank you. thank you guys thank you so much. -- thank you. thank you very much. >> -- thank you. >> thank you, nothing to see fox news contractor liz peek with op-ed writing democrats gaslight about biden's record cannot chang

mark lynn's name before i started. and thank all of you for coming and including those on zoom, i first encountered absalom on when iast book because he popped up when in the letters between julia grant and ulysses grant and between eleanor sherman and william tecumseh sherman and the name, of course, mark e that's going to stick in your mind. and even though i thought was going to write a different book after this one, i just get that name of my head. i realid e papers i found at the library of congress while i was doing this book that he had something to do with the mail during the civil war. but that's all i could tell from those papers. so that made me begin to think, you know, how did mail get delivered during the civil war? in fact, the last statistic is that there are more than 100,000 books that have been published about the civil war since. it started, that told how the letters that nearly all of them cite in those books got delivered between, the front lines and the home front. so this book is the first biogr

thanks forjoining us lynn now all lynn williams. in for this hour, but stay in touch. getting the touch. we're getting all the latest crossing latest on those channel crossing surges. time for surges. but first it's time for your luke miall. your weather with luke miall. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast from the met office. as we head through this evening, from the met office. as we head through this evening , the rain through this evening, the rain we've seen across england and wales will start ease, wales today will start to ease, but further wet windy but further wet and windy weather returns to the north—west and that's because we're looking out towards the west this next weather west for this next weather system. going spread system. that's going to spread its feature, its way in. this feature, though, ease away, so though, starts to ease away, so the rain and low cloud will start just push its way south start to just push its wa

lynn dean, assistant director of customer experience for the veterans benefits and administration. the senior associate and consultant to the va. richard r beto, client and experienced officer of the vha readjustment counseling service. and the publisher of stars and stripes. >> [applause] >> when our guests today were sworn in as the 11th secretary of veterans affairs on february 8th 2021, he pledged to increase veterans access to care and benefits and to improve outcomes for them. he identified three core responsibilities as his highest priorities. providing veterans with timely world-class healthcare, ensuring that veterans and their families have access to the benefits they have earned, and honoring our veterans with the final resting place that is a lasting tribute to their service. but, secretary mcdonough also faced a host of challenges that would require vast amounts of time and resources. the persistent and worrisome problems the veterans homelessness, untreated mental health issues and uptick in suicides, structural issues at the va that created backlogs of claims, report

with good friend sopranos star jamie lynn sigler by her side through their shared disease. >> it sucks yeah, it sucks. >> it's not my favorite disease. i've had a couple. it's not my favorite one. >> how long has she really been facing it? >> i was kind of putting on a little act for everybody for so long. >> now her emotional, angry, funny takes. >> and i don't care anymore. >> and meet the real christina this morning. >> announcer: live in times square this is good morning america. we did say good morning america to jamie an christina. they are quite special. we'll have their conversation coming up in our next half hour. >> it's also about friendship when you look at that conversation. also, so many people are waiting to see what happens with tik tok. about 1 billion users world wide. we're gonna get the latest from washington in just a few moments. >> first breaking news overnight. putin's new threat, saying he's ready to use nuclear weapons after ukraine's massive drone strike on russia. foreign correspondent james longman starts us off. good morning, james. >> reporter: good morni

i'm joined by lynn martin, the president of the new york stock exchange. thanks for joining us.t does this mean? we see the stock is trading at $53.50. what does thismean for the ipo market in general? >> i think the ipo markets are open. this is a great example of a company that's spent a couple of years focusing on their business, refining their strategy, and they're getting a warm welcome by the public markets today. it's great. >> you have a sense of listings picking up, i know things are slower than they were in 2021. what is your expectation for the next six months? >> we have a lot of companies that we're working with to get out in the second quarter. today was a big test, though. can a company go public? will the market embrace them, and it's a big day for reddit's community. so thrilled for them. >> such a big moment for that community, which brought 8% of the shares. were you at all concerned the fact that they didn't have any lockup period would mean they might sell today and create more volatility? >> i didn't really have a view. i was impressed with the way the comp