annie: yes.id it was fun. ♪ amna: lennox went solo in 1992, producing hit after hit. walking on broken glass. why? precious. across six studio albums. she was named best british female artist a record six times with a singular sound and a style all of her own. powerful and explicitly androgynous. were you intentional about that? annie: that is interesting. that is an interesting question. if you are a creative person, you are looking outside the box. it is partly decision but it is also something intuitive. it just happens to be who you are. i am comfortable in the clothes i choose to wear. if i'm not comfortable, i'm not comfortable. amna: very few people reached a level of voice and platform you have and fewer people still use it to deliver other messages. you founded an entire global ngo called the circle specifically to promote female empowerment around the world. why is that important for you? annie: i was really very fortunate because through comic relief, this organization, i have the oppo

tom: annie, do you see it as being as serious as that as well? annie: i think it is.re are a number of different strands i would like to draw out of this conversation. first of all, the fact that the u.s. secret services of any description apparently cannot keep their secrets secret. we have about the wikileaks, shadow brokers trying to sell nsa information online about seven years ago. so this is one of just another leak, which i think is interesting because even going back to the snowden leaks in 2013, that was taken as red, that they were authentic. now we are looking at leaks which are being questioned and off he skated by the u.s. administration, saying that must be tempered. there might be hacking or deepfakes or something like that. so it muddies the waters in terms of people's perceptions of where this information might come from, how it might come out, and the impact it will have. there are plenty of issues at play here. it is not just about spies not being able to keep their spyware secret. there is the media manipulation going on here too, which i find fasc

annie ashton was _ and community suffering. annie ashton was saying _ and community suffering.ing. annie ashton was saying that it - and community suffering. annie| ashton was saying that it should and community suffering. annie ashton was saying that it should be treated like any other source of addiction, the fact that people get caught up in this vicious cycle. and something, and accumulate debt and can't tell anyone about it.— can't tell anyone about it. that's ritht. can't tell anyone about it. that's right. so. _ can't tell anyone about it. that's right. so, some _ can't tell anyone about it. that's right. so, some of— can't tell anyone about it. that's right. so, some of the _ can't tell anyone about it. that's| right. so, some of the measures can't tell anyone about it. that's - right. so, some of the measures we wanted to see introduced today were much more significant curbs on advertising, marketing and sponsorship of all our national sports. preventative, real—time, affordability checks and the white paper is talking about affordability checks only ticketing when som

i think that's annie. actually the little chick arrived ahead of schedule. >>> and the first of the couple's four eggs hatched about four and a half hours ago. the rest? well, they're expected to follow in the next day or so. in fact tomorrow is the official hatch day. >>> here is hoping all four hatch this year. they tend to have one that doesn't hatch in each of annie's clutches. if you'd like to see more from the falcon cam, we have posted a clip from today's hatching on our website kpix.com. but did you pick a better day for a chick to hatch? the day after easter. i mean everything is coming up, flowers, fall. >> perfect weather today. >> yes, annie might need to honker down tomorrow once it gets breezy in the afternoon, but i'm sure they picked out a nice sheltered spot. >> she knows what she's doing. let's take a look at what you need to know. we are going to see the fog spreading across the coast into the inland valleys. maybe registering as a little drizzle. the best chance of that will be in the m

annie pforzheimer, _ -- jihadi education. annie pforzheimer, great - -- jihadi education.eimer, great to have -- jihadi education. annie - pforzheimer, great to have you on the show. the australian comedian barry humphries has died at the age of 89. barry humphries was best known for his character, dame edna everage, and was a leading figure on the british comedy scene, with his many satirical characters. his family said he never lost his brilliant mind and unique wit. he'd been receiving treatment at a hospital in sydney following hip surgery. our david silitto looks back at his life. emcee: dame edna everage! hello, possums! applause. dame edna always said she was born with a priceless gift — the ability to laugh at the misfortunes of others. i am weightless and you could do with losing a little. success has gone to your jowls, russell harty! oh, you're being very, very cruel! for more than 50 years, she took pleasure in saying the unsayable. i've had a little work done, but... have you? ..not quite as much as some of us here! laughter. applause. no... no, but the thing

you never know what wil happen with annie. >> annie, good luck.hird time is the charm. >> let's hope so. at least it's nice weather for annie. this is birthing weather. >> the great views, sunshine. warmer weather. good for anyone outdoors later on. a little bit of wind around the bay area to contend with. if you're around san francisco or the coast, those gusts have been up to 45 miles per hour. 45 miles per hour within the last hour. sfo, 56 degrees. sustained wind at 33 degrees. 33 miles per hour, i should say. look at the trees blowing around. we're seeing some of that, too, across san jose but not as much around the tri-valley. west wind at 9 miles an hour into dublin. north wind at 15. into san jose, 61 degrees. not quite the upper 70s we enjoyed yesterday. 70s will make a comeback towards the end of the week. something extra to look forward to for friday and saturday. another day of 50s and 60s for highs and those wind gusts blustery out on the ast, 30 to 45 miles per hour. the wind we have now which is an onshore breeze into fairfield will

what do you say to annie _ in the right direction.ou say to annie ashton whose - in the right direction. what do you i say to annie ashton whose husband was tempted back into gambling via free bets and later took his own life? your plans are so woolly that not worth the paper they are written on. i not worth the paper they are written on. ., , , ., ., on. i would dispute that, we are makin: on. i would dispute that, we are making significant _ on. i would dispute that, we are making significant changes, - on. i would dispute that, we are making significant changes, the | making significant changes, the white paper is 250 pages. mil making significant changes, the white paper is 250 pages. all bets are off on when _ white paper is 250 pages. all bets are off on when change _ white paper is 250 pages. all bets are off on when change will - white paper is 250 pages. all betsl are off on when change will happen as the next stage is consultation. the betting industry has broadly welcomed the plans. the the betting industry has broadly welc

kumasi: so adorab i wonder if this is annie. i feel like this was annie. reggie: in my mind this is annie. the berkeley art museum archive is going to be streaming the happy moment on its giant screen in downtown berkeley. video from a webcam at the top of u.c. berkeley spot tower captured yesterday's birds. you can see the chick, pink and fragile underneath mom. it looks like annie is in the same exact place. i am guessing that is her. today's hatched day celebration will be going on from 9:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. and you can watch the big moment on youtube. just search cal falcon. we have been following this journey of aunties for quite a while now. kumasi: bigs hatch. reggie: they didn't last time. kumasi: all of annie's have not hatched yet. but this time. reggie: and they are going to live long, blessed lives. kumasi: that is what needs to happen. everybody at the watch party needs to join hands and pray. reggie: that is right. kumasi: [laughter] reggie: we are going to lay hands on her. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie

annie only just recently passed away. so we'll talk a little bit more about her because she's also an important character in the story, but tell us about john glenn for people who don't remember that time or have perhaps forgotten some of the details of his life. he really had kind of an all-american background in me. he absolutely did. i mean he grew up in a tiny little town and when we talk about small town america, this is small town america. it's a little town still little called new concord ohio that's in southeastern, ohio and at the time the population was about a thousand. little it's about a mile across that was his world and it was, you know, pretty monocultural town as you would expect totally white almost totally presbyterian a little bit methodist, i believe and it was some idyllic in in the way that small town white middle-class middle america has long seemed idealic to to certain americans and that was his environment. he emerged from that yet a close knit relationship with this with his parents. he did wel

annie first of all, three cancelled appointments since the start of the year to get a hearing aid.w are you feeling about that?— about that? for me it has been extremely _ about that? for me it has been extremely frustrating. - about that? for me it has been l extremely frustrating. because it about that? for me it has been - extremely frustrating. because it is something i really rely on. when large group settings for work for example i cannot engage because i find it really hard to keep up with the conversation. and it has affected my confidence. because most of the time i will be in group settings and ijust of the time i will be in group settings and i just will of the time i will be in group settings and ijust will not of the time i will be in group settings and i just will not say much at all. so it is affecting my mental health and me going out sometimes in the evening if i am alone. because obviously i cannot hear very well. the alone. because obviously i cannot hear very well-— hear very well. the first appointment _ hear very well. the first appointment was - hear very wel

kumasi: annie will be all right. reggie: annie will be okay, as the famous song says.laughter] drew: don't worry about me. the sun is out but we have a lot of cloud cover below and this marine layer right now will lead to a cooler afternoon on the way. look at our average high's, that middle column in orange. we should typically be in the upper 60's to lower 70's but today we get blocked -- today we get knocked down to the 50's and 60's. some drizzle this morning. we will get sunshine this afternoon but it is a cooler afternoon. the next seven days, it is pretty quiet. here is the dense fog on live doppler seven, half moon bay at half a mile. we have to think cloud cover and some drizzle. temperatures right now, mid to upper 50's. not too chilly for this time of the year. future weather, the cloud cover will move out, we get sunshine back in here but the winds will pick up this afternoon, gusting 20 to 40 miles per hour. that will lead to a below average temperatures. morning clouds, afternoon sunshine, and winds picking up. 62 in san mateo. 68 in antioch. you will fee

ah something about annie that's causing her to have troubles with eggs.gh d d t s, you know no longer being actively used, there are residual elements of it in the environment that does. interfere with reproduction. um or it could just be bad luck because not everything goes exactly to plan. um it might not have stayed the right temperature for some period of time. but it takes a hopeful that we'll get our during this year, we will be crossing our fingers. it's been fun to watch. certainly i know the education. part of all of this has been so great to have so many people you know, really dialed in and for so many different relationships and different chicks that have hatched. we have to leave it there, but we'll continue to watch. i know you guys are also watching those ravens over the stadium, and they haven't gotten along also well, but we're hoping they'll they stay to their quarters and we'll continue to watch that live stream. thanks so much for joining us. uh, and for all your insight. as we watch any and blue. thank you so much. it's fun for ach pa

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annie and lou have been nesting four eggs. one of them hatched yesterday. it is a live look as we wait for the rest of the brood to arrive. a cal falcon volunteer telling us yesterday that they had a milestone with their 50 million stream. we are adding to it. the university held a hatch watch party today near the berkeley art museum. dozens came out to watch the birds on the big screen. volunteers were there to answer questions specifically about why the birds picked the campus. >> it is perfect. it looks like a natural nesting site. it is the right height. it has water around. there is lots of food. >> and he has hatched 16 checks since living on the campus! what a good mama. if it weren't for a serious conservation effort, those falcons might not be here today. 50 years ago they were facing extinction. i want to bring in jen mayberry, and she has spent time with somebody who has made it his life's work to protect these birds. it is fascinating. >> he has! i went on a hike with him. he is a falconer. he told me all about his work. it was amazing. let's ta

. >> this big screen livestream feed is focused on annie and lou, the famous falcons.them, making their debut yesterday afternoon. they have gained a worldwide following with many tuning into this online public need. we know the group of scientists and advocates monitoring the duo have documented their lives regularly, posting photos, commentary and memes, making them more relatable according to many. to mark today's special location, watch party kicked off this morning, with the hatching to be seen on a big screen at the art museum and film archive. from 9:00 to 6:00 p.m. those stopping by will see live footage. >> it is exciting. you don't know what will happen. you don't know if they will all hatch. there is a bit of suspense as we wait to see what will happen. exit is fun to see them on the camera. just to see each different word and the personality. -- each different burden the personality. >> in march of last year annie with experts fearing she was hurt, dead or abandoned her territory. after several days she returned. here we are more than a year later, waiting

to watch the offspring of falcon parents annie and lou.merge from their reddish brown eggs and there's hope all four hatch this season. so if you'd like to see more from the falcon cam, we have posted a clip too from today's hatching on kpix.com. and it is so cute. please go check it out. we were all loving watching it this morning. very exciting for them so again, four little hatch riches and should be on the way and we are one already and you can watch it live all day long. >>> well, that's its for the news at 9:00. >>> coming up next on "the drew barrymore show." the new doc pretty baby. join us on the streaming service cbs news bay area for more local news and weather. icic] thank you. everybody, just thank you. thank you for being here today. i have to tell you i feel lucky to be here today, because this is a very special show. and our first guest, i mean she is an icon. she has a new documentary out called "pretty baby." let's take a quick look. if you're a famous girl, you get one shot. you come on the scene, and whoever you are and

parents annie and lou live atop the berkeley campus. watch them live on the university falcon cam! there they are! i am not sure if that is annie or lou, but they are very patiently waiting for their little babies to hatch. the pair have been taking turns sitting on t the other hunts! >> here is a look at the falcon that has already hatched. look at that little thing! little hungry right there. >> if you want to watch the falcons on the big screen, there is time to go to the berkeley art museum. scientists will be on hand to answer questions about the falcons until after dark tonight. dozens of people have come out to watch the birds on the big screen. >> it's awesome! i feel like it is only in berkeley that you can come out and see a wide screen shot of a falcon nesting. >> it gives you faith that nature is going to hang in there! >>> coming up at 6:00 we will take you to the berkeley hills behind the cal campus where a world-famous falconer has made birds of prey his passion and his life's work! >>> northern california basketball fans

in is now like a normal eight—year—old. in annie _ is now like a normal eight—year—old. in annie mac— that sometimes some little boys or girls can _ that sometimes some little boys or girls can get helped by my dad or some girls can get helped by my dad some other girls can get helped by my dad r,“ some other people —— well, it feels really nice. they can get helped by them or other people when they go and get plasma. you're live with bbc news. the european space agency's first disabled astronaut has taken part in a flying exercise to experience weightlessness for the first time. john mcfall is a british amputee who uses a prosthetic leg and he is taking part in a project to see whether an astronaut with a physical disability can live and work in space. the flight gives him a chance to use his prosthetic leg in a weightless environment. he looks pretty happy there but we can find out more because hejoins us from salford. good afternoon, and also to tell everyone you are a former british paralympian and were recruited as the space agency's first para astronaut, and you are smiling ther

they're hoping to support other women interested in becoming the next annie mac.ng their latest set. we've always loved dance music. but we never dj—ed until ten, 12 years ago? i think it was about 12 years ago. now in their mid—forties, one is a supply teacher and the other a book—keeper, but they were introduced to dj at a local bar and thought, why not? at the time, we were using cds, weren't we? he just gave us the opportunity. he was like, give it a go and we were like, 0k. and it was really good fun, it was brilliant. and so mothership was born, and their sets have seen them at local festivals and meeting annie mac, one of the most famous female djs in the uk. it was at a gig in birmingham, wasn't it? and wejust managed to meet her backstage. so that was great. she'd recently had her first kid and we were talking about being mums and i do remember, what did she say? the phrase was, "it's nice to meet some more mummy djs". in fact, lindsey was pregnant for a while while dj—ing, so i remember trying to fit the bump behind the decks. we had to factor that in, t

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2014 , when the regional council voted, let's say that there was the use of subsoil such a company annieas already in the verkhovna rada, reading some other documents, and found that the owner of this italian company annie is actually a russian representative of the russian federation . therefore, there is a lot of work now, and anyone who feels professional can look for it information is not always open, that is why many hands and bright minds are needed to get involved and start doing this work here. of course, coordination must be the state from the point of view of who determines the structure and who will interact together, because having information is another way to prove it is legally correct from the point of view of international law - it is an evidence base, that is, you need to have evidence, you need to have confirmed information, and then look for mechanisms in what way at the level of government treaties, there between government treaties these funds should be returned so that they well, and by the way, one more recognition of the genocide against the ukrainian people, tha

what do you say to annie ashton, whose husband was tempted back into gambling via free bets and lateren on. i would dispute that, i think that we're making significant changes. the white paper is 250 pages. all bets are off though on when change will happen as the next stage is consultation. the betting industry has broadly welcomed the plans. the rate of problem gambling is low, its 0.2%. what we want to make sure is we are looking after vulnerable people and we think that the white paper, we know the white paper will help us to deliver that. labour and the lib dems criticised the failure to curb gambling advertising in sport. one betting firm said the reforms will cost them £100 million. but as the share prices of the betting companies remaining steady today, campaigners believe the odds were stacked in the industry's favour. katie russell, bbc news. much of england goes to the polls next thursday, to vote in the local elections, and one part of the country where labour is hoping to make gains, is in north warwickshire. alex forsyth has been there to see how the all the parties' cam

what do you say to annie ashton, whose husband was tempted back into gambling via free bets and laterans on those are so woolly, they're not really worth the paper they're written on. i would dispute that. i think that we're making significant changes. the white paper is 250 pages. all bets are off, though, on when change will happen as the next stage is consultation. the betting industry has broadly welcomed the plans. the rate of problem gambling is low, it's 0.2%. but what we want to make sure is that we are looking after vulnerable people and we think that the white paper, and we know that the white paper will help us to deliver that. labour and the lib dems criticised the failure to curb gambling advertising in sport. 0ne betting firm said the reforms will cost them £100 million. but as the share prices of the betting companies remain steady today, campaigners believe the odds were stacked in the industry's favour. katie russell, bbc news. gervais williams is head of equities at the investment manager premier miton here in london. first, spot lost tobacco and alcohol. how reliant

annie, i want to come back to you. give us a sense of the role played, where do you guys fit in, where should people in this room be thinking about engaging with the department? >> first just a little bit of background, the office that i lead is the office of engagement and international affairs in the department. when congress made the board, it split the safety and security response abilities with the faa which we work with on an opt in basis and my office which handles the economic regulation of aviation. and permissions for foreign carriers to fly to the u.s. agreements between the u.s. and other countries about aviation and the licensing of domestic carriers. our office also leads and is responsible for coordinating all the department's international engagements across all the modes of transportation the department covers, including the pipeline. the department works with counterparts on -- counterparts in a whole bunch of different negotiations including a number of negotiations very relevant for ukraine's infras

this is a look at annie. >> this is it. >> i'm claiming it.ids. >> you know any well -- annie well. >> they welcomed a second check to the nest overnight. there are still two left to hatch. let us see the babies. >> did she hear you? >> oh did she hear you? .>> what's happening? >> she's rearranging. >> getting comfortable. >> two left. i am claiming they will arrive safely. then we can start the naming process. >> yes. >> then we will have dr. peterson on. >> he will be on friday. >> wonderful. >> have a great day, everyone. >> good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. president biden is meeting right now with the u.k. prime minister amid a national security scramble. biden's first face to face with a close ally since the massive leak of classified documents exposed top secret intelligence to the world. what this could mean to the war in ukraine and are more leaks coming? ian pannell on the scene in kyiv and our mary bruce is live with the president this morning. >> wrongfully detained. efforts to bring home "the wall street journal

because it please, this is annie. cool. with don't, she was a song indeed to that the bill. she pressing it on a new appointment to green and it's global now she bought good grass with cook niga proposal. toasted. you'd be naturally shy . switch him, you to where you store. do you send this to lashley, mcgee throwing in? was it possibly you fraud, that is on google grain, chicago, nationally. when you can, you so soon? interesting join you story. and you know, i've, she knew loosening roach with your daughter, destiny. i wish nato did garrison muller or moses forward gall vehicle. are you from now? had you, sir? all those in the room it, it bottom we're credited to, but it was, it was a hoard. you will get a little bit that the color was go be a bit of go that route. that said that the problem with me. yes. get them it or not you to me, you should not as it used to be your me, it's the mr. smith, in the showroom to post, you know, tooth karachi, the olympic were useless. felicia rule, corporate strands of greenwich during rec, friends before the dome of ratliff was one at mo

hannigan in "annie".r be regulation before breakfast, my little pig droppings, or kill, kill, kill, kill! >> but it's in the middle of the night. >> but it's in the middle of the night. and if this floor don't shine like the top of the chrysler building, your backsides will. understand? >> yes, ms. hannigan. >> i gotta say. a little scary there. you say there's a trick to playing a villain. >> yes, no villain ever thinks they're evil. they're the victim. those little brats were terrible to her. that's the way you have to play it. >> right. >> yeah, that, you know, i'm a good person. it's the world that's against me. >> i want to ask you a couple of big questions about the sweep of your career. back in the '70s, when you were doing the "carol burnett show", and preceded by m*a*s*h and "mary tyler moore", and "bob newhart." 30 million people used to watch. and now you don't get 30 million people for the oscars or the world series. what do you think has happened to television and the way that we get >>> when

she was teaching school in boston and she boarded with james fields, famous publisher and his wife, annie, she showed mr. some of her writing and very hopeful that this, you know, living in that household and maybe he'll take an interest, he told her stick to your teaching ms. . alcott you can't write that really just made her more determined she kept going much, much later after little women been published, she paid mr. field back a loan that he had very kindly given her to help with her establishment of her first little school and. she said, with all due respect, think i shall stick to my writing as it pays rather better than my. so she really did sort of come full circle with it and became obviously big financial success eventually. well now coming to the second floor we have the parents bedroom may the youngest sister who was aimee in the book bedroom and then in this room it is the most popular. the most important to most people is where louisa may alcott wrote little women. this is her bedchamber. originally she shared it with her sister, anna is called meg in the story and of cours

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today or tomorrow and, like all siblings will probably immediately start fighting over food, something anniewas born in the nineties. would hat make her a millennium falcon? millennial falcon. okay next to quite a bit of activity in the east river right here in new york city. you remember yesterday we showed you. the nypd harbor unit responded to a call about a dog in distress in the river. but it wasn't a dog. it was a coyote. maybe that coyote was chasing this. another unusual sighting played out of the east river road dolphin comes just three months after dolphin sightings in the bronx river. i can safely say i have never seen a dolphin in the east river. i've seen some debris and some litter. some other things, but never a dolphin or coyotes. so we have we have coyotes. we have dolphins. just a jungle in new york city next to a moose on the loose in a house. this neighborhood bull moose followed a woman's dog into her home south of anchorage, alaska. barbara nichols police for help in trying to remove the giant animal from her small atrium, where it was munching on her plan, so no police

and annie. pete seeger sent us the gettysburg address, written out in his own hands. in a different format. and he said, you know, i'm 94, so i'm not going to be composing anything right now. but i'm going to write it out for you. the gettysburg out for you. the way i've helped people over the years learn to recite it. and so that's what he sent us. and annie leibowitz. sent us. she said, well, you know, i'm not a writer. i do photograph. so she sent us some photo essays that we included in the book particularly the one of daniel chester french, who was the sculptor for the lincoln memorial. and she was at his studio. and so she a picture of of the model and that's what we have the book but many of our other essays spoke of their own personal experience pieces and their family heritages and julian bond, the late julian bond, wrote for us an essay reminds us that only a few generations separates us from slavery. and he wrote a very eloquent essay and i'll read some of it for you. only my generation stands between julian bond and human bondage. i am the grandson of a sl

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the first of annie and lou's chicks emerged at 3:19 yesterday afternoon. there are three more eggs in the nest that could hatch any moment now. all the eggs typically hatch within 48 hours. welcome into the world. >>> first alert weather now. darren peck is here talking about the return of the wind. the mom gives birthright when we are on the air. >> how about that. well, we have 48 hours. i think there are three more waiting to go. it will be windy over the next few days. that is the one thing that will stand out more than anything else. we lost what was the real show yesterday. we did have the marin layer this morning. foggy. today it's different. a few clouds and those will disappear as we watch the last three hours in the time lapse. the city down to san jose. let's get specific. san jose, those are your numbers. 66 degrees. we got a breeze at 20 miles per hour. that is already stronger than it was a few hours ago. it's not like it's terribly windy but the camera is shaking around and this is in line with the timing for how the winds are supposed to pi

now just two more to go for annie and lou. >>> cbs evening news is next on kpix.ews continues streaming on cbs news bay area. thanks for joining us! ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, the chilling 911 calls in that louisville bank massacre, including one from the mother of the gunmen, begging police dispatchers not to punish him. here are tonight's headlines. >> i'm in a closet hiding. i hear gunshots. >> norah: the desperate calls for help from inside the bank as the community comes together to honor the victims. ♪ ♪ >> evacuations are underway in richmond, indiana, as the result of a large-scale industrial fire. more than 2,000 people in the area were ordered to leave their homes. ♪ ♪ >> democracy! >> tennessee county shelby county board of commissioners has voted unanimously to

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