and lynn, was very nice.wn we started talking to her about her relationship, and she tried to say that, yes, that she had, but it was over now. elaine was back. and i finally said, but my understanding is your pregnant. >> april denied she was pregnant, insisting the affair was over. >> so, you both left april's not really knowing for sure if she was or wasn't pregnant? >> yeah, but then, of course, later we found out that she was actually pregnant. >> and telling people the father was roger. a lot of women would have cashed in the marriage at this point, but not lynn. she let rage roger come home. >> does lynn still want to make things work with roger despite this bombshell? >> she does. >> why? >> i think, probably because of triston. i think that it was important to lynn that her family stay together, and that triston be raised with a mother and father, and that she would work it out. >> and they were working on things. >> she was, yes. >> marriage counseling? >> they did try marriage, counseling yes. >> t

oh, thank you. >> hi lynn. i was wondering if dolly parton to your knowledge has read your book and what the response was. i don't know. i know my publisher sent it to her. she seems a little busy to be fair. she has a few other things going on. it's, i feel like my books already outdated because she's done a gazillion new things since it came out. i - having you just spent so much time with her, i feel like we know each other even though, you know, maybe that sounds creepy. i don't know, like how i would feel if i knew that she read it. i think i would be very, very nervous. i mean, it's mostly flattering but it's taken on someone's life. so i don't know, if she has or not. >>thank you. thank you. >> there's some other. >> oh, hi y'all. my name is kiara and i'm a, i'm an english major. actually, i come from a poetry background, but i'm actually taking a seminar in autobiography right now. so listening to this panel was unexpectedly amazing. and i had a question for y'all, especially since you do come from poet

aar how back. >> i'nyou, lynn? me? how back. >> i'nyou, lynn? me? ihow back. >> i'nyou, lynn? me?the cooking caribbean style. >> nice. mixed with english. uh, but year i'm to but this year i'm going to be going to a boutique hotel on richmond park really? richmond park with really? >> get spoilt >> and get spoilt and get spoilt by them. >> we're not a finger >> we're not lifting a finger just road from grill just down the road from grill off the kew, which let off the green in kew, which let me tell you, is taking bookings this christmas and into new yeah >> it is anthony's top restaurant anthony um next restaurant and anthony um next yeah restaurant and anthony um next year. you excited? are you year. are you excited? are you looking to 2024? i am, looking forward to 2024? i am, i am, um, you don't you don't let the grass grow under your feet, do you? >> no. absolutely not. you've got to. >> no. absolutely not. you've got you're never going to >> no. absolutely not. you've gotyou're never going to retire. >> you're never going to retire. >> you're never going to retire. >> no. re

okay, so now i'm going to introduce lynn. lynne melnick is the author of the memoir, had to think up a way to survive on trauma, persistence and parton, which just has come in paperback. she's also the author of three poetry collection collections. is it refused refusenik, the winner of julie silk award and a finalist for the national jewish poet jewish book award? landscape with sex violence. and if i should say, i have hope. her work has appeared in hpr l.a. review of the new republic. the new yorker, the paris review, poets free a public space, and the anthology not that bad dispatches from rape culture. born in india, annapolis. she grew up in los angeles and currently lives in brooklyn. thank you. it was so nice to hear you read from the book. it's her book is extraordinary. you should should buy it right after panel. this is what the paperback looks like? can you hear me okay? it's hard to so a little bit about this book. it's called i've had to think up a way to survive, which its title from song the grass is blue if f

lynn. people care. lynn. >> thoughts on charles? should he keep it shut the first time? was to talk to his was was he used to talk to his plants, he? then plants, didn't he? but then now i think the tone is off and i just think the tone is off and he's he's out of touch. the royal family are trying to be more with more in touch with the population , and think just population, and i think to just bang green initiatives bang on about green initiatives and when the country and agendas when the country essentially is on bottom . yeah. >> so not only has this story come out tomorrow, but earlier today , um, charles apparently is today, um, charles apparently is going to be knighting the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, for his, quote, personal service to the crown. that's according to the daily mail. this makes it the only the second time in history that a serving leader of the church of england received the honour. england has received the honour. however, his future knighthood england has received the honour. how been his future knighthood england has received the ho

how about lynn? me? i usually about you, lynn? me?e. mixed with english. uh, but i'm be but this year i'm going to be going to a boutique hotel on richmond park really? richmond park with really? >> spoilt >> and get spoilt and get spoilt by them. >> we're not lifting a finger just road from grill just down the road from grill off green which let off the green in kew, which let me tell you, is taking bookings this christmas and into new yeah >> it is anthony's top restaurant anthony um next restaurant and anthony um next yeah restaurant and anthony um next year. are you excited? are you looking 2024? i am, looking forward to 2024? i am, i am, um, you don't you don't let the grass grow under your feet, do you? >> no. absolutely not. you've got to. >> you're never going to retire. >> you're never going to retire. >> retirement the end of >> no. retirement is the end of you . yes. you. yes. >> you've got to keep the wife wouldn't be happy, would she? >> i've got to do three new things. they tell things. that's what they tell you retire.

i agree with lynn that we probably should engage the russians. put everything on the table.t the end of the day, it can't be just about extending the current framework. even this administration has agreed that the next round of discussions have to include the novel systems. they have to include the nonstrategic systems. it has to include -- now the commission is recommending that we will need some -- i'm going to use the word modest increases in our strategic forces. but as bake it all in negotiating with russians and see where this turns out. >> with the capability on u.s. attacks, how would china be able to differentiate between conventional and cruise missiles during a crisis? >> it does not matter. may think their nuclear weapons. during this crisis, the chinese forces will be on alert. they will be dispersing their forces. there is no way that one or two u.s. cruise missiles heading to china could be misconstrued as a disarming first strike. they can wait to see where the cruise missile hits and determine whether it is nuclear or not and then respond. there is no reason

i thought we, i'm not just helping the fire department about the whole community that lynn is deploying an extra $2800.00 police offices on the streets this year and fireworks are banned in some areas of the city. the authorities are determined to prevent any repeats of seems like things. as a political correspondence, alex gast has more on what's likely to be a tense night here in the they all been uh, germans and put in is in general of them. they like to spend a lot so for money and fire crackers and empire techniques. and they spend lots of money busy again. so the pots you already, he is on going, you can, you can see, you can tell you, can, you can hear the fire crickets going off and about 200 meters from here, from where i'm spending. that's the big pots you're already going on with up to 65000 people participating at the brendan book gave. but all this comes on the very heavy security measures about 4000 pull. the police offices are deployed in the city and building a loan business, a 1000 more compared to the us t. and this is to prevent that. we see the violent scenes of new

. >> i agree with lynn, as we start to get close to the expiration of the treaty, people's minds willus on what comes next. i think we have time to assess our deterrence requirements and build that into a proposal that we can then present to the russians. china will not come to the table, forget about a three way talk. figure out what our deterrence requirements are, russia will figure out what their czar and now we have a basis for conversation. you will not have another treaty. republicans are not going to agree to a new start framework unless there is some additional nuclear force capability. i am not talking about 5000 more nuclear weapons, but some number of uploads of the current missiles. likewise, it is going to be difficult i think for the republicans to secure administration's support for these additional capabilities unless there is some arms-control framework built into that, right? and there can't be restraint. going back to 2200 is a constraint. the arms deal not like the fact that we are going back to 5200, that they should like the fact that we now have constraints. >>

and with that you are now up to date on next fi, certain for lynn, for me, and the entire news team here. thanks for watching the, [000:00:00;00] the, the shuttle and key more people than ever on the news world volume in such a profession. life, los angeles as a committed car, passport the national scale is you come back on the car battery or something, then that's okay, that's the nanda foundation. one box to the next. find out about me being a story in some language, reliable news for migraines. wherever they may be, my name is the the, and the mexican conductor, the great musicians, friends from all over the world. the today were in mexico city, my how in town. and we're about to meet with one of my favorite musicians. well, the, the, the person i know who knows the most about the mexican song, especially the level the throw. but you've got the got and the difference for the music of each area and region of mexico. and tonight he has the show at the depth or let's do that and we're going to sneak him back stage to see what he's doing right before the show and see what he has to share

mark hix lynn is the director of mark's outreach ministries to saint mark's lutheran church.and his wife jill use the food to prepare about 440 meals a week and feed those less fortunate homeless people living under bridges in cars and on the streets. friendships come and go. but when you when you form a friendship and a that doesn't go since its inception in 2013 white pony express has delivered more than 25 million pounds of food, which is equal to about 21 million meals by the year were rescuing about 4 million pounds of food. a year ceo eve birge says white pony express serves 96 nonprofits to distribute the food they've received to their members. adding, that there are 46 groups on the waitlist white pony express is moving to a bigger facility in concord next year to expand its services. >> and could use more volunteers and monetary donations to help make that happen. where a volunteer powered organization. so volunteers are truly our heartbeat. make comedy is a fellow with california climate action and supports white pony express because it is environmentally conscious,

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but some, like lynn and wayne say they don't want to move — but some, like lynn and wayne, say they don't somebody else's house, so we're glad we stayed now, but it's been devastating. yeah, it is. it's still a worry cos we don't know what's really going to happen. - this is the worst slippage here in 30 years, leaving a coastline and a community dislodged. on that story from the isle of wight is how we end our programme. plenty more on the bbc news website. we're running life pages. christian fraser is up next with the context. do stay with us. hello there. given all the rain that we've had over the past few weeks, it's still pretty wet out there. but the next few days at least will turn drier and also the temperatures will be rising. now, this area of low pressure brought cloud and some rain and drizzle to eastern parts of england. that's moving away. the next weather system is coming in from the atlantic. but in between the two, well, we did have some sunshine earlier on, particularly in northern ireland and here in scotland. but where we have the clearer skies in the first part of the

hey, do you know lynn twist? i love lynn twist. she's extraordinary! >> do you have a flight?om bombs that you have never heard before i wanted to write everything down. i was, like, slow down >> burning wisdom. >>> finally, it is time for today's holiday hits brackets. the queen of christmas, mariah carey not in the competition we have to give other people a chance 65 years later, "rocking around the christmas tree." the weather outside might be frightful, but dean martin's "let it know" moves to number three. let's go over to the other side. wham, again, sweeping the nation "last christmas. "i saw mommy kissing santa claus. >> who is going to win >> i think wham. >> there you go. >>> be careful with the changes in visibility as downpour after downpour has gone on through the morning. up into the north bay and sonoma county looking at heavy rainfall. we should start to clear out into thursday and our holiday week ahead looks dry. our next storm, next wednesday. >> we have more local news coming up in just a half hour. ho your morning ispe another one in the books. but we're j

lynn starting us off object a sunday/monday.appy new year. >> thank you. >>> ahead, under 18 hours away from the famous ball drop at times square. the lead-up to the celebration. authorities in new york city are working to make sure that everyone is safe. so we will get into what that looks like. >>> plus, the war between israel and hamas will not end anytime soon. israel's you prime minister and president vow the fighting will go on for months. across the country are working to keep all the new year celebrations safe. in new york, officials are emphasizing their focus on potential loan wolf attacks attributing heightened concern to the ongoing conflict between israel and hamas. it's important to note that officials say there are no specific threats to times square event, nothing that's clear at this point. cnn's polo sandoval picks it up. >> reporter: as you know, security is always extra tight in times square every new year's eve. however, this year authorities will certainly be operating with a heightened sense of alert accor

i don't think 65 was the right amount. 61 vallejo and those low 60s more lynn to on investigation. >> 62. it's 63 here in sonoma. the rainfall situation the next 10 days. still does not look that grace. that's over a 10 degree day. five to six inches and tending to the situations and lets over because it couldn't cliff clam the san francisco. some on and off weekend and wednesday blob by will have be in the mid 06s something monday. tuesday, so detent sent weather. get it done. >> thanks so much. >> thanks so much. >>> coming up, why weight honey, i think i heard something. ok. ♪ from christmas tree mats... to floorliners... cargo liners.... no drill mud flaps... seat protectors... and more... weathertech has the perfect holiday gift. honey, is everything ok? oh yeah. order at weathertech.com and don't forget weathertech gift cards. >>> another spacex rocket shot into the sky this morning carrying history making satellites from two different countries. the rocket was carrying 25 satellites including the first ever salt light from ire lapped built for educational purposes by university

this is dw news live from the lynn. i'm new groups in the canada. we are bringing you special coverage today of the gym and truck trucks list speech to the low a house of parliament which he will be using to address a a 2 day in summit that is due to start on thursday, hoping the agenda will be ukraine. the middle east and e. u, and logic that we think about to bring you some live pictures of the button to start the they are the low house of the parliament basses. there is talk to the parliament president beverly boss who is currently opening the session. the full, the trunk flush starts, his speech will of course be crossing straight to life, show it once he starts addressing parliament that's full that we will cross to dw as chief political editor, nisha e lacrosse. now who joins us now from the gym and holland that highlands ya. we know that chancellor shaw its we'll be talking about foreign policy in the u box. the big news here in germany today is of course of the coalition. government has finally agreed on a 2024 budget plan of to weeks of int

i thought we, i'm not just helping the fire department, but the whole community lynn is deploying an extra $2800.00 police offices on the streets this year and fireworks are banned in some areas of the city. the authorities are determined to prevent any repeats of seems like things, but as it is update at this hour, i will be back in 45 minutes with more news headlines or states use for doc. so coming up next. thank you so much for watching the it shouldn't be this one here. it's hard not to feel something really is happening here. what is happening to greens and ice, explore and untouched the into the ice dw.

but lynn is deploying an extra $2800.00 police offices on the streets. this year and fireworks are banned in some areas of the city. the authorities determined to prevent any repeats of seems like things. now 2023 was a very busy in sport with world cops and football rugby and basketball, and some big stories too. they were triumphs upsets and farewells, decipher, so as the address to a close is a look back at some of the moments that may 2023, a year to run it by 235. so some things in sport feel inevitable. like no event joke of age winning grand slam titles, he became the most successful male player in tennis history with 3 more and 20233 was also the magic number for max for stopping by. so that's one side. so for him, can any one stop the flying dutchman next year? and he wrote the south african celebrated that country, defending it. 12 cup crown. for 2023 wasn't told about the merits ability. there was room for shock and disbelief as wow. jeremy's basketball team upsetting the odds to win the well top success on the course. but not the pitch. germa

the dead traps, the december 9th dw, the your watching, dw, and use live from the lynn talks on renewing sci fi in gaza, heat and even pos. israel withdrawals from deadlock negotiations and cons to accusing how mazda of not holding to a deal to release women and child hostages. israel has been stepping up a strikes on southern gaza, also coming off of controversial referendum in venezuela. people will focus on the future of as a key by the territory, legally, part of a neighboring a guy on a venezuela hopes. the paul will strengthen its claim to the oil rich region bought the u wanes. top cost is warned against us and didn't football. the draw for the mains european championships, it's usually in novels. months of germany against scotland in the evening match will bring your reaction from humbug with withdrawal to place the . jarred, re welcome to the program, talks in cas bound, renewing the seas 5 between the israel and how most have sold is roused. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has ordered his team to return home home us, which has been designated a terrorist organization by multi

i talked to christian lynn by us books president for the world health organization in geneva and asked him how much whereas the situation can get. this is really the question um you, our team is on the ground that everybody outside offices reporting. they, they don't think that kind of good west the ever and then the next day is west. again, that's exactly what they keep saying from the, from children and people begging for water because the water supplies up to the supplement. and most of the, the, what the system has been shut off. let's look at that 2 months ago already. so it's not just on being and telling what the semester can shut up, the electricity system has been shut off. uh, so nothing works anymore without the without fuel. the water supply is uh minimal because the, the normal wants to be some of the needs, because uh, is this salty water which needs to be celebrated. and that comp happen without fuel or electricity. children or people who normally needs at least 3 details of drinking once a day, and that you should have maintained settings. we normally calculate up to 7

the, the, this is dw news life from the lynn and a historical breakthrough of the comp time at summit. all night negotiations in dubai result in an agreement to transition away from fossil fuels. the hot for deals and the powerful signal to investors and policy makers. scientists say it is the last best hope to stave off climate does often bulls that coming up on the show, pressure is bouncing on israel over it's full against hamas and gaza. the huge majority of the un general assembly voted to back an immediate cease fire that israel says it will continue with it to the senses. i'm president invite and supports ukraine and its mission to secure more u. s. 8 to president on my walk away from ukraine. neither will the american people that republicans off still blocking us funding. so you cranes vote against the new campus mckinnon. great to have you with us. after all, night talks of the you and global climate conference in dubai. countries have agreed to a deal which calls for transitioning away from all fossil fuels. some $200.00 countries agreed to a conference declaration of to muc

lee anderson i've got lynn. got one question here from lynn.please got one question here from lynn. she why;, martin, can you please got one question here from lynn. she why reform n, can you please got one question here from lynn. she why reform arean you please got one question here from lynn. she why reform are notou please got one question here from lynn. she why reform are not attacking ask why reform are not attacking the labour party? if reform could push out labour and become the we would have the opposition, we would have a government and opposition that both want immigration both allegedly want immigration reform. i guess lynn's point reform. so i guess lynn's point is why are reform having a pop at the when you seem to at the tories when you seem to agree? let's be martin. agree? let's be honest, martin. >> honest. you're a >> let's be honest. you're a political commentator. i know what up and what reform are up to, and i've got great for richard got great respect for richard tice ben habib and nigel, tice and ben habib and nigel, bu

self—described super fat tiktoker jay lynne cheney self—described super fat tiktokerjay lynne cheneyg standing policy to her 140,000 followers, triggering the debates . many social 140,000 followers, triggering the debates. many social media users took to their platform to join miss cheney in applauding the company's policy for accommodating treatment of overweight and obese customers, citing both physical and financial accessibility . be it financial accessibility. be it is this a capitulation to those choosing to live unhealthy lifestyles, or with more than 2 in 5 americans classed as obese, is it just an economic necessity? well, last time our panellists eamonn charleton locked horns over the issue, so we thought we'd have round two. so we're delighted to be joined by steve miller and our star amy nicholson . come on, steve, i'll nicholson. come on, steve, i'll let you go first. though ordinarily one should let ladies go first. but you're down the line, which is, i suppose, a disadvantage. um, this is faintly ridiculous, isn't it, that if people need two seats, they should pay for

the, the, you're watching dw use life from the lynn is well intensifies. it's war and gaza warning once again that it could last month. but as the army pushes on, many people ask themselves, what will happen to the strip once the funding is over? somebody's way lead use to live in gaza, say they hope to return. and 2023 is being a transformative year for nato. we take a look at some of the changes the security alliance is under going and why it's no longer being a big us about who we consider is to be its biggest right. the other one been for zillow, and thanks for joining us. the gaza strip, thomas run health ministry says at least 50 people have been killed in his way the price of this thursday in various locations across the territory. one of the light is took place in dallas by law in central gaza. emergency crews rushing to the scene to extinguish fires in several houses. the smaller suspect it is by the strikes on the southern city of han eunice on wednesday. because it's health industry says at least 20 people dying to be attacked. as well as intens

yes, christian lynn mire, the board health organization. what the encirclement of hon units means for civilians or no thanks for having b y. this is just another step in the nightmare. as the reports already said, people have been sometimes 2 or 3 times already relocating some of the very norfolk gaza. so the 2 guys are city from gaza, city to con eunice, always being promised a safe place, a safe route. i have been bombed on the shelves on the road. then funniness. what's the safe space for a while? now? hunting is the surround that's moving. or it is asking people to move for the south and where to then by the us just means that the last big place with the cost bottles the with, with 3 partially or in total, the whole south with 12 partially functioning hospitals. and the only big remaining hospitals, 2 of them, alaska, and the european hospital. um are now having the same uh, states coming up as we had for the same is all she find other hospitals in the north meeting. the put out of service. um either by being sheldon bummed about not ha

let's turn it over to jeff lynn erie. what can we expect over the next couple of days?>> we will undergo these periods of dryness. we will see heavy downpours and a little bit more drying before our second storm system will get here on wednesday. look at the satellite picture. the storm itself is starting to move over california. lingering a little bit. that's why i think we will continue with some on and off rain chances which we have tonight. especially over alameda counties. this is some heavier rain. off to the south, we've seen the rainfall here across san jose. that continues into 542. some very heavy rainfall through much of the day. scattered showers right now. pretty impressive over the past few hours. we picked up over two inches. oakland, we've had more in two days and we've had so far for the season. it's been so slow going. tomorrow, scattered rain chances. the next storm system would get here wednesday morning and that will bring in another round of heavy whites read rain. i have all the details and we will take you through every single bit coming up in 15

but then lynn rogerson, the older sister, got a call. this one from an a friend who said that lisa was nowhere to be found. >> my anxiety was through the roof. -- right away? >> from the phone call onward. >> is this because their personal belongings were left behind and her car? >> and the store was open. yeah. she would never do that. she would never have left that store, and leave her car unlocked, never. >> lynn raced over her mom's office. >> when lynn came to the office to tell me, she said oh, mom, leases missing. and portland, my response was what do you mean leases missing? this is just unfathomable bruno? it's just unfathomable. what do you mean she's missing? >> it's just not at all what you're expecting to hear and agawam, massachusetts. >> not at all. >> but what was coming in was even more incomprehensible and even more than they could bear. we're coming up -- >> we started looking in the store for clues as to what could've happened there at the scene. >> detectives turned up evidence of a fierce struggle in the gift shop,

he was married to the prominent radical attorney lynne stewart, who died in 2017.ter helped lead efforts to free lynne stewart who was jailed for four years for distributing press releases on behalf of her jailed client egyptian cleric omar abdel-rahman. and the acclaimed south korean actor lee sun-kyun has died at the age of 48. he starred in the film "parasite," which in 2020 became the first foreign language film to win best picture at the oscars. police found lee sun-kyun unconscious in a car in seoul shortly after his wife had reported that he had left behind what appeared to be a suicide note. he had been under investigation for violating south korea's strict drug laws. he was recently questioned by police for 19 hours. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by democracy now!'s juan gonzÁlez in chicago. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. and make a we had hoped we would begin toda

>> reporter: lynn, a filmmaker, even made a documentary about her dad a few years ago, following his>> this is the bubble gun in action. >> reporter: if you had to sort of attribute his longevity and his continued mental acuity to anything, what do you think he's doing that's helping him with all of that? >> he is an eternal optimist. >> reporter: 3-d printing is one of eddie's latest obsessions, including creating lithofanes, intricate three-dimensional portraits that he makes on his 3-d printer. he makes them for the people he loves and sometimes for sunday morning correspondents. >> should i be smiling? >> reporter: with a short interruption for a photo shoot it was time to get back to playing kerplunk. >> hey. >> oh, my god. >> that -- you know, i'm a natural. >> okay. >> that was pretty good. >> okay. so now you -- oh, you gave me a lot of marbles. >> oh, those are yours? >> reporter: in fact, eddie goldfarb still has all his marbles, you might say, and a remarkably positive outlook as he enters his second century of life. >> you have to be an optimist. but i also tell people yo

and lynn avenues. it entire monday morning. 10:30am, in the morning.d to mask people got out of a white kia soul and they held at gunpoint, took off in her car. draymond green says was an accident. >> the rest buy it. and he was ejected from the game last night against the suns and 3rd quarter. >> he was trying to get open for a pass when he whipped around and hit the other plan in the face. >> santa clara county nurses are going to be training for a possible strike negotiations with the county on a new contract of stalled. they say that they want. >> better working safety on the job and better quality care for patients. >> 6.45 right now checking out the weather and see more of this again today. he's reason pop your clouds. and yesterday, a lot of clouds out there and fog. john, good morning. yeah, we're seeing more that is for sure. and going to have an impact on your commute as you're trying to get out there. >> this is what we got from the east bay hills. it's foggy and it's very patchy. so one minute you're clear might be leaving the house and say

the you're watching the news live from, but lynn is ready, forces seeking to wipe out some us pushed further into southern gaza. israel's military concentrates, its full says on con eunice and orders a mass evacuation from the city of palestinian se areas they've been told all safe or coming on defiance also coming out from the program of house will sykes load best down on southern india to storm has begun vassar in the region with heavy rains and strong winds ahead of an express.

lynn. now matthew stadler. lynn. now matthew stadler. lynn.h you, i don't know to where turn on this one. >> yeah, all you know is we're going to disagree very strongly. i do, massively, but of course. >> but i, i just i cannot for the life of me understand why anyone would look at the eu and think comes to peace , think when it comes to peace, when it to security , we when it comes to security, we what we really need is the eu which can't even meet its 2% on its nato commitments with the united states. of course we need the united states when it comes to these matters. we need both. >> what's controversial? well, because this poll says that actually the british people are apparently so now in hock with the eu. >> and ursula von der leyen is the best thing we've ever seen. >> a grown up politics means engaging with our allies. the eu is a massive bloc on our doorstep . they are our allies. doorstep. they are our allies. they've plenty of problems. they've got plenty of problems. as we know, america is our ally. that's got plenty of problems .

israel's foreign minister said earlier that the resident visa of lynn hastings will be revoked aftert few minutes. but now the latest weather. earlier on there were around 20 flood warnings. this is the first belt of cloud starting to bring rain this evening and two more western areas of the uk. it will run eastwards and into the cold air, a very cold start in scotland today, it has remained below freezing in some places. any extant fog in east anglia will left, briefly some snow over the tops of the pennines, could be quite dicey if you are travelling along the a9 in scotland with snow over the hills and icy conditions, maybe turning back to rain at the end of the night as temperatures start to rise above freezing. milderairfrom as temperatures start to rise above freezing. milder airfrom the atlantic, the winter picking up too. atlantic, the winter picking up too. a southerly wind that heads our way into thursday and more rain coming from the west. after wet weather overnight the second hand of rain coming in here could be heavy rain, maybe an inch or two of the hills of south—west

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today they attended a shiver at the residence of lynn and norman lear's home. the bidens also tending a series of fundraisers to get the president's reelection campaign a huge boost. there are six private and public fundraising events and appeared some of the stars the president will see is steven spielberg, barbra streisand, rob reiner, shonda rimes and lenny kravitz. president biden and the first lady are set to fly back to delaware tomorrow. >>> covers high-speed rail project is getting a financial boost for the d.o.t. award the states high-speed rail authority more than $3 billion. that money will be used to continue building the rail line connecting los angeles to san francisco the writers will be able to travel in less than three hours. that technology it makes high- speed rail possible has been running since the 1960s. former governor jerry brown talk about the 50 year effort to make the service a reality in california. >> after started talking about this way back in the early 1980s. and all through those decades, we have to keep pushing it. schwarzenegg

. >> reporter: lynn owns a market in oakland little side. she called 911 twice last year for a shooting and a separate disturbance. the officer responded both times. she recalled being very emotional. she said he was able to calm her down because of his ability to connect with her. >> i was angry, he was always kind and nice and helpful . it was better when i speak with him. >> reporter: not only did oakland lose a good cop, the city lost a cop that spoke the language and connected with the asian community. >> i feel very sad. >> reporter: officer lay and played enclosed officers responded to a robbery at a cannabis business. as they burglars were fruit -- bling, someone fired shots at the officers. he was driving this unmarked police truck. after he was hit, he crashed into two parked cars. >> this is my car over here. >> reporter: corey hinton owns one of the damaged cars. he too prays for the officers family. >> i am fortunate to be in the situation and not that situation but i'm taking small victories where they live. >> reporter: it hap

>> reporter: lynn, a filmmaker, even made a documentary about her dad a few years ago.r: if you had to attribute his longevity and his continued mental acuity to anything, what do you think he is doing that's helping him with all of that? >> he is an eternal optimist. >> reporter: 3-d printing is one of eddy's latest obsessions, including creating lithophanes. three-dimensional portraits that he makes on his 3-d printer. he makes them for the people he loves and sometimes for "sunday morning" correspondents. with a short interruption for a photo shoot, it was time to get back to playing kerplunk. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: i am a natural. >> okay. >> reporter: that was pretty good. >> okay. so now you go. oh, you gave me a lot of marbles. >> reporter: in fact, eddy goldfarb still has all of his marbles, you might say, and a remarkably positive outlook as he enters his second century of life. >> you have to be an optimist. but i also tell people you have to love rejection. >> reporter: every idea that you have you think is going to be the next big thing? >> oh, yeah. i