>> hi, allison. i am hearing from a source close to diddy that he was traveling with his two twin daughters. they are 17 years old and they were on their way to a pre-planned vacation out of miami. where did he owns a home when he was briefly stopped by authorities? he cooperated with them and then and was released. now, there were no arrests made and as according to diddy's attorney, they think that this was a completely overzealous operation. i am hearing from this source close to diddy that they were shocked by the scope of these raids on his homes and we have a statement from his attorney. i want to read part of that to you allison. he says, quote, yesterday, there was a gross overuse of military-level force as search warrants were executed at mr. combs residences. there is no excuse for the excessive show of force and hostility exhibited by authorities or the way his children and employees were treated. now they go on to say that mr. combs is innocent and will continue to fight every single day

in a ship barber, there alone has witness 98 allison depths in 20 years. with only $300.00 left, no reason high court ruling a suspended all licenses which prevents the capture adoption or expectation of the patient outcomes. the definitely the, the court ruling is a good initiative. if the force department and relevant authorities move forward and implementing it, then we may see positive changes in conservation and protection of the captive and wild elephants. despite these laws domesticated alex, i'm send your expectation in surfaces, tourism and logging in many ation. countries comes or vision is tier st laws alone will not protect aisha's, while allison, restoring and securing their natural habitat is also crucial for their survival controlled re, i'll just say to a girl hills, bangladesh. and you can follow that story on our website to thousands of adult comments updated throughout the day. 3 navigators will have like full out of the new site and just in the home bound to one single rama to stay with us because with this stuff next to him on the on m

allison: exactly.ple talked about apollo, john zito, and his boss, being quick to execute and with what we have seen happen with the banks in the last couple of years, if you are a corporate borrower and you have a need for money fairly quickly, perhaps with some complexity around your situation , knowing exactly who to call and what their answer is going to be fairly quickly is really prized. vonnie: if you are him and thinking about the longer-term, because you know someone like that has a five-year plan, a 10 year plan, a two day plan, how do you plan to run something the size of apollo after he expands the unit he is in now to double what it is? allison: their overall form -- firm has a goal of 20 trillion in asset management by 2026. currently 200 50 billion. credit will be a key part of that. it's their job to continue growing credit assets under management and continuing to make sure that the performance is good, the quality is good, it's a scalable business, and that will be the key to his futu

allison. >> okay. steve contorno, thank you for the reporting let's turn now to nyu history professor ruth ben she wrote the book, strong men mussolini to the present ruth, it's great to have you speaking of history, we have seen this horror movie before. we've seen several times how donald trump's vicious or violent rhetoric has led to real life violence. so what about sharing images like this? violent images do know historically what impact they have? >> yes. so first we you know, why, why are we why does he do this? and authoritarianism is a system where the executive no longer has any restraints on him, any becomes untouchable by the law so. whether they're in office, we're trying to get back to office everybody who can block him from anyone who can expose him judges, prosecutors journalists, and the political opposition, which is what he's treating biden, who's a sitting president, he becomes just the political opposition because times a target. and ideally you know, he's not in power, so

allison is, who are they >> speaking to when they put this out, right? who are they trying to draw in by this? what are they trying to say? who are they trying to activate? those are the questions that i have when i see this imagery go out >> because >> clearly they are not speaking to people who they're trying to bring into the campaign. this is, as you again rightly point out, going to be a very close election. they're going to have to bring in other voters it might not be the sort of meat and potatoes of the trump megabase and so who are they >> were >> already hearing from some of the people surrounding trump. oh, this election might be stolen if trump doesn't do well, a lot of the rhetoric that we saw in 2020 this is what concerns me when you see this kind of imagery. who are they speaking to you? because it isn't the voters that they're trying to bring it for michael. >> do you have an answer to that? >> i mean, i would say this simply. i think a lot of this rhetoric is red meat for the base we've had these conversations allison for a couple of yea

allison >> so does pope francis his last-minute absence. where are you? >> not really. i don't know if you remember, but he did the same thing last year because it was a particularly cold evening and rome and again, holy because very packed with holy thursday and then the easter vigil, which he celebrated tonight and tomorrow and good friday services at 03:00. he was there so i think it was just prudent for a man who's 87, just say, you know what? this is a little bit too much. i think i'm going to watch he wrote the meditation's for the evening and just like last year, he decided to sit the evening out and just let it go on as it would and can serve as energy. because as you say, he is expected to preside over the eastern mass tomorrow in st. peter's square. and so we understand that he'll deliver this message of prayer for the end of global crises. how important is his eastern message to catholics around the world? >> i think it's very important, allison, because look at what's happening in the world right now. we know that the pope's very concerned about what's been

allison miller was one of his public defenders. >> we found him credible, we found him compelling. shoot, maybe we put them in front of a grand jury, they believe him and he never gets indicted. >> i wanted the story to be out there, i wanted the truth to be out there. i felt it would help me if i could present myself to these people. >> kevin told history to the grand jury, he stood at the bedroom door, shocked by his mother's ghastly appearance, and then bill jumping in from behind. >> he goes into how he never went to the room. >> but kevin was at a big disadvantage. >> he, at that point, doesn't know about the blood evidence. >> three specks of blood have been found on diane's like and more on her cover. lab analysis showed it was kevin's blood, but only the prosecutor knew that. >> i said you know your blood was found on your mother's leg, what is your explanation for that? >> i have no explanation. >> in the battle of competing stories, the grand jury broke the tie. kevin kyne's double to testify backfired. he was indicted on the spot for first-degree murder. >> as he is leav

allison, back to you know, we are fascinating. thank you. >> okay. the ncw, a tournament brought the madness again, alabama and clemson punched their tickets to the elite eight with big upsets last night over two of the title favorites cnn's andy scholes joins me now andy, please explain everything i just said. >> wow, say is your bracket in good shape? are you still got your final fours skipped it this year? oh, what a surprise >> but i will >> say allison, i'm not sure many people did have in their bracket a force seat, alabama taken onto 60 clemson with the shot not to go to the final four, but this is why we love march madness. you never know what's going to happen now alabama, they can thank senior grant nelson for advancing down one under 40 seconds ago, nelson up it. they're plus the valley make the free-throw to put bamba up two then nelson, big time block on rj davis on the other end they were the second left nelson and other block to seal the win. he finished with 24 points, 12 rebounds, 5 blocks is bamba pulled off the big upset, beating n

. >>> step into allison's store and you will quickly realize she was always meant to run a business like this. >> i just really love the joy that plants bring to people. >> reporter: for more than a decade, she's owned crimson horticultural rarities in oakland taking a hobby she had and turning it into a full time job, a career change she didn't expect in her 40s. >> i really had no idea i could pull off this. >> reporter: she understands the importance of getting good support. when she learned a group of women were getting together along piedmont where her store has been for a few years, she said it was a no brainer. >> i knew there were a lot of women owned businesses on piedmont but i guess i didn't realize how many. i have think it's great. >> reporter: all month each will be offering discounts to bring more people to the shopk district and promoting each other. >> we want do something together to show people this is what small businesses, what women do, how women show up every day in your lives. >> reporter: mica helped come up with the idea of a passport, encouraging customers to g

interim chief allison had gotten the position permanently? >> well, absolutely. you know, i think that i have the right chief for the right time chief did not apply for the position. you know, i he he understands that, you know, this is a position that he was wanting to. it is sooner rather than later passed the baton over. and so i'm excited for what his leadership and his mentor ship chief michel, he comes on board. i know that there will be a easy transition as you know, chief darren allison. it will go back to his assistant chief job. and there's a little difference there. but i'm excited for the partnership. >> do you feel some relief that this is over now? >> well, absolutely. and i think that all oaklanders, including our officers are officers who go to work every single day. you know, whether there's a pandemic or whether there has just been you know, officer shooting, you know, they wake up and they come to work every day and to have this kind of steadiness, you know, stability in the department is what everybody is looking for. and

allison police say they are investigating along with the fbi.ck, there have been no arrests. just awful coy. >> thank you for the reporting. >> all right. before we go, i want to share some exciting personal news. my memoir is now officially out. it is called combat love. it's about my turbulent teenage years and the very bumpy path. i took to achieving my dream of becoming a news anchor. >> it's >> a deeply personal and wrong a story i would love it if you would buy it and read it, it is now available at bookstores nationwide. >> thanks so >> much for joining me in san a newsroom today. i'm alison camerota. i'll be here for the rest of the week and inside politics with dan the batch starts after a short break >> this is the big dam >> names2 that do >> right now, pet dander >> skin cells in dirt are settling deep into your carpet fibers. stanley steamer removes the dirt you see in the dirt, you don't your corporates aren't clean until there stanley steamer clean >> his name kinda riva support your brain health. >> mary janet, hey eddie, know ap

we'll take tho natalie allison. what's he is right across the board.ay. they do not want to see a rematch between joe biden and donald trump. it is not what people once they do not want to have to choose between the two candidates hang at the partisan primary system we have has kept americans with this choice. the republican primary voters a very active republican overwhelmingly still love donald trump those are not the people who are going to be deciding the election this fall. and on the other hand the democrats overwhelmingly are going to support joe biden in these primaries. but the folks who are deciding the elections, the swing voters and suburban voters, independents and handful of states who determine who's going to be the next president of the united states and those of the people who do not want to see these two on the ballot again. one oey's big talking points is 70% of americans do not want to rematch between them and she is right that's true. gin the primary pro parties havd everyone is going to get and that's going to be the choice. >> an

. >> reporter: step into allison's store and you'll quickly realize she was always mountain to run ake this. >> i just really love the joy that plants bring to people. >> reporter: more than a decade she's owned crimson horticultural rarities in oakland, taking a hobby she had and turning it into a full-time job, a career change she didn't expect to make in her 40s. >> i really had no idea i could pull off this. >> reporter: so she understands the importance of getting good support and when she learned that a group of women were getting together along piedmont avenue where her store has been for a few years now, she said it was a no brainer. >> i knew there were a lot of women-owned businesses here on piedmont, but i guess i didn't really realize quite how many there were and so i just love that. i think it's great. >> reporter: all month each will offer discounts to bring more people to their shopping district and promoting each other as a collection of stores. >> they want to show people this is what small businesses, what women do, how women show up every day. >> reporter: mika he

meteorologist allison. allison chinchar is with us tracking all of it. ten feet of snow possible for some people, yeah. there's there's a good side of this. there's a benefit but the danger seemingly outweighs oh, yeah, it's the short-term versus the long-term. the short-term, you know, you've got the travel problems, even people like, you know, skiers who would love to take advantage of this, you may not be able to get to that ski resort, or you may get there not be able to get home, but the long-term there is some benefits here to be able to fill up the reservoirs, but we just have to get through short-term here you can take a look at this map showing all of the winter storm impacts. notice how wide this swath of purple is right here. that's extreme, that's the highest category possible that you can get on the impacts. we're talking near impossible travel. we already know of several roads that are shut down due to bad conditions. more are likely to continue today and tomorrow. white he dealt conditions, the damaging winds we already know about 50,000 p

allison. unfortunately safety accidents we have often found that is the voice of the families who come forward and help keep the focus on to safety and security. so thank you for helping to lead this charge on this particular issue pretty very much appreciated. i doubt if anyone has any questions for the panelists here. if not we will turn to the second panel. ms. allison i wanted to emphasize for you or the governor or actually any of my colleagues. the issue of making sure there's proper equipment in the community. everybody is in an agreement to give proper equipment to the community in advance. is that right? governor dewine is that where you are? >> absolutely. madam chair the other thing i talked with the ceo quite extensively about is training. in ohio most of our fire departments particularly in the rural areas are volunteers. the railroad has unique information and it is important they share that information about how you deal with train of fires. how you deal train wrecks. you pointe

allison.ser allison. i look things like an e—fit look at things like an e—fit image being put out of a man who is believed to be responsible for multiple some for multiple sex attacks, some of children. as of them against children. as young that first began in young as 12. that first began in january . and best our police january. and the best our police can the moment is a can do at the moment is just a genenc can do at the moment is just a generic computer generated image. >> you think a junior school class could probably do better, don't you? i think what we're seeing is the lawlessness you spoke about. i think they are emboldened, patrick. and why wouldn't they be? we're seeing knife attacks on public transport the afternoon tea transport in the afternoon tea time when children are coming home from school . they're home from school. they're strolling down roads. you see footage them strolling down footage of them strolling down roads longer than kitchen roads with longer than kitchen knive

thank you allison, and just a couple of kind of looking forward points. we are continuing to actively um, continue active conservation and sorry, we're going to we're continuing our active conservation and maintenance projects utilizing a triage approach that takes into account our current funding levels. um, allison had just mentioned the monuments and memorials advisory committee. we are taking that report and acting upon it. with the funding that we receive from the mellon grant. um, we are embarking this year on the agency's largest strategic plan, and we had heard from the strategic plan consultants earlier at the at the full commission. um, there is also development that's starting again at sfo, which commissioner striker just presented upon. um, and so there are going to be a number of new commissions, which is exciting for us to embark on for sfo. and as allison mentioned earlier, with the cpc meeting, we had continuing to build awareness around the value of consistent and robust collections care funding and to support efforts to reestablish at pr

it's matthew laza allison . do it's matthew laza allison.s or not so much? >> yeah, i think they should take him off air. i mean, listen to the way they were mocking the impartiality just then. i'm not sure nihal twigged that sure if nihal has twigged that a lot white people pay the lot of white people pay the licence fee. they his salary licence fee. they pay his salary , he's dripping with contempt for ordinary people the way he refers to gb news viewers. gb oh, this people really need to watch this series on empire because obviously they're so thick and racist . because obviously they're so thick and racist. he's throwing around insinuations that people are racist. let me tell you something, patrick. not only is gb news a very diverse channel, as everybody watching will know, this channel has diversity of class, social class, the people on the bbc who of whom he's a part. they don't have diversity of social class, which is why contemptuous , condescending contemptuous, condescending views like that are allowed on the air at the bbc, and w

well, also try to bring on those haley voters, allison >> so priscilla, let's talk about this because tomorrow is easter of course. and this year it falls on march 31st. now, years ago, president biden declared that march 31st trans day of visibility, sort of awareness for transgender issues republicans do not like that this is happening on easter. so what is the white house saying >> well, this is another example of how transgender rights has become a contentious issue. now republicans, as you mentioned, have slam that this day is going to fall on easter, but we should note that this day he the transgender day of visibility always falls on march 31. it just so happens that this year, easter is going to be on the same day. easter, of course, as often changes year by year. now, in a statement, white house spokesperson andrew bates said the following quote as a christian who celebrates easter with family president biden stands for bringing people together and upholding the dignity and freedoms of every american sadly, it's unsurprising politicians are seeking to divine and weaken our co

but look the bottom line is allison, that this president and the president that were on that stage, we're focusing on where this country is going, where it has been frankly with the progress that has been made with all of those three democratic presidents, who by the way, during their tenure, they saw huge economic expansions after they took over literally the republican predecessor in each of these administration's handed them an economy that was in the tank and it took democratic presidents to pull it out and to expand it. that's exactly what's going on now. and so the message that they were sending too, america is not just that donald trump would be an existential threat to our democracy and to our rights and freedoms, which is an absolutely the case. but to continue an economic expansion, it's democratic presidents and democratic administrations that have proven time and again that that's what happens under their leadership before we get to the campaign cash, which i do want to talk about, alice, does precedent trump have a more defined solution for the middle east >> look, i think wh

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in a ship barber, there alone has witness 98 allison depths in 20 years. with only $300.00 left, no reason high court ruling a suspended all licenses which prevents the capture adoption or expectation of the patient outcomes. various different if need be of the court ruling is a good initiative. if the force department and relevant authorities move forward and implementing it, then we may see positive changes in conservation and protection of the captive and wild elephants. despite these laws domesticated alex, i'm send your expectation in surfaces, tourism and logging in many ation. countries comes or vision is tier st laws alone will not protect aisha's, while allison, restoring and securing their natural habitat is also crucial for their survival controlled re, i'll just say to a girl hills, bangladesh. so francis, because of the size contained to explicitly protect abortion rights and its constitution probably been met in the historic joint session invest side to hold. the final vote for that in mind will not close government has been pushing sold to m

for joining me now is the mother of one of the victims, allison lopez, while with bishop talbot swan, president of the greater springfield end cp. thank you so much. both of you for being here. i just cannot believe that your daughter has had to experience this. i mean, it's horrifying, it's shocking for many reasons. can you explain mallis and exactly what she has gone through now >> she's gone to a different level of trauma, right? when this incident first occur, i watched a immediately going to trauma response and today she still has that same state of mind it's hard for her every day. some days could be a little bit better dependent on if she has a friend and her class to really associated self-worth. but for the most part, it's a hard thing, firm she's still struggling. >> that that's heartbreaking to think of what that experience is like to know that she's got to see if she's got a safe space per classroom >> new to know >> how her day is going to go. how did she even learn? how did you learn about this auction? >> i received a phone call from the school a couple of hours after

allison chinchar for us, allison. thank you very much and up next here, almost go time a live look at the white house just hours ahead of president biden's state of the union plus the supreme court revealing exactly when it will hear donald trump's claim of absolute immunity >> special live coverage of the state of the union address. tonight at eight on cnn >> it looks like a unicorn, quite happy tears all over it i could say that yeah. >> when the look she loved go for last, there's only one thing to say. oh >> mine blocks discount furniture >> my name is cody archie, and i'm erica and we're first-generation ranchers from central texas and because of tiktok, were able to show people from all over the world where their food and fiber come from >> we have door per sheep and we have beef cattle for the sole purpose of going into the food chain. we use tiktok as a tool to inform people of what we do and why we do it. there's just a plethora of knowledge and information swapping going on there. tiktok is openness protect

you woke up really and respect the ethics or football field. profession allison. so it's somebody who's actually uh for you at the end of the bus and it's easy to manage. it's easy to instill anything under and stealing a post the boy. but developing seen anything that, that typically is a file you use or e p e, or he's a funding or the end of my not hold on the kind of what i call it a. so a somewhat have, you know, they've got the fleet. yeah. i, i really love that you keep coming back to this whole idea of values and i think i'm finally getting it that if it's done for something, then it's hard for people to present one evils in you. in the sense when you think about your future at the moment because you are mine who has accomplished everything in your career at this point, what do you visualize to oh, i think i have visualizing that. so i need to map code or country around and country. and while i'm in one of the full pallet pools, i'll tell you about that. so it can support c, m. c, along create the platform to inspire next generation and, and, and 10000 peop

, you woke up really and respect to ethics or for full feel profession allison. so if somebody suddenly uh for you at the end of bus one, it's easy to manage. it's easy to steal anything you want to in stealing a post. the boy, but don't know if you've seen anything that that typically is a file you use or a c, e, or he's a funny or the end of mine, hold on kind of what i call it a. so a somewhat have, you know, they've got the fleet. yeah. um, i really love that to keep coming back to this whole idea of values and i think i'm finally getting it that if it's done for something, then it's hard for people to present on evils in you. in a sense, when you think about your future at the moment because you are mine who has accomplished everything in your career at this point, what do you visualize? oh, i think i have visualizing that. so i need to map code or country around and country and while i'm in one of the full quarter to 12, i'll tell you that. that's okay. i can support i'm seeing, i'm still on create the platform to inspire the next generation. and i'm, and 1

allison, you walk up really and respect to ethics or football field. profession allison. so it's some of the things i totally find you at the end of the bus and it's easy to manage. it's easy to steal anything under and stealing a post the boy. but don't know if you've seen anything that that typically is a file you use or a c, e, or he's funny or the end of my not home. i kind of what i call it a sweet and what, how, you know, they've got the flu and i really love that to keep coming back to this whole idea of values. and i think i'm finally getting it that if it's done for something, then it's hard for people to present when evils in you, in the sense when you think about your future at the moment. because you are mine who's accomplished everything in your career at this point. what do you visualize? oh, i think i have visualizing that. so if i need to move code or country town and country, and while i'm in one of the full for the 12, i'll tell you that because it can support c m. c along create the platform to inspire next generation. and i'm and 10000 people that part

meet all just allison ten charges here with more of what to expect. >> right. so it is the same system that brought us a lot of that severe weather on thursday and friday. it is the thread is diminished compared to what we were, but it's also not zero. and so there is still the potential to have some damaging winds and yes, even a possible tornado or q2 will cross just a different area than what we saw. but when you look at some of the damage that some of the other storms caused, here's from winchester, indiana, from the storms that hit there on thursday. again, you can see the debris cars being lofted, rooves being ripped off of homes, structures, buildings, things like that. this is video of a different one. this is from ohio. again, you can see that debris being lofted into the air off to the side. there from this particular tornado, in total, over 20 tornado reports from the last 48 hours, nearly 200 damaging wind reports, and over 250 hail reports. some of them is big as a grapefruit. so again, you were talking significantly large hail, the main threat tod

allison chinchar for us, allison, thank you >> very much for that. we'll see you soon up next. president biden's allies pleading with him to do one thing during the state of the union address that he hasn't done so far. we'll bring you that new reporting next. >> plus mitch mcconnell. no fan of donald trump trying to explain why he just endorsed him >> united states of scandal with jake tapper next sunday at nine on cnn. >> so this has pickleball with e-trade for morgan stanley. we're ready for whatever gets served up. >> didn't get a living trust on rather work on saving for retirement or college since you'd like to get gould has pretty good burn right? >> now, adt professionally installs google nest products. >> they're all set are less system. we >> should go the most trusted name and home security as the intelligence of google, you have a home with no worries brought to you by adt. >> after i received the silver star in afghanistan, i tried everything for pain relief, even cbd, when a small tincture in cost over $100 and it's not approved the du thing this is him, phawna. >

journey of struggle that's been filled with special moments, ups and downs that make allison proud toe entrepreneurs. we have plenty pass ports. so you get a passport, you get a passport, you get a passport. the idea is even if you just go in and visiting you collect the stamp and that gets you entered into a raffle drawing for prizes. they're trying to reward people for being good neighbors and showing up. >> it is hard to be a small business. this is a great way to come together and support each other. >> i love events like this. you open it up, yoga, first free class. come on reed. >> thank you so much. >>> get ready to see senior citizens at the student union, university leaders making literal the phrase age before brute on campus. >>> a live look from the south bay. this is downtown san jose, silicon valley's the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. it's lying dormant, waiting... and could reactivate. shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? it's tim

allison. who's union jackass. allison.r net zero targets to be postponed indefinitely because he's fed up and making us colder and pay more when we need a sensible energy policy that delivers cheap energy. well done for having a paper cannula, epidurals or anything else. >> caroline age is there? god? >> caroline age is there? god? >> my greatest britain is baroness fox of buckley. for her staunch defence, not just emotional but technical of gb news in its existence , i can news in its existence, i can proudly say she was the baroness who introduced me to the lord. she is fabulous. she's fierce for free, for free speech, and she's fierce for the country. >> and here she is. >> and here she is. >> this month alone, gb news has more views than sky news 48% of the time, and more than bbc news 29% of the time. love it or loathe it, the channel is surely a valuable shake up of the media landscape . landscape. >> have it right, matthews . >> have it right, matthews. >> have it right, matthews. >> your greatest i don't think i'm

. >> host: yeah, a plantd allison which allison transmission which is a very old plant. it had been there a long time and they were hired at the bottom tier. they were earning $14 an hour from 25. it would take them a couple of years to get back up to the top tier. they were union jobs but they were deathly not as well paid. a few people on at eli lilly which is the pharmaceutical manufacture and they started making medicine. they were paid as well. there was once were paid pretty good. they were paid may be as well as they had been paid. john who i i followed, he's a diehard union man the grandson of a coal miner. his father-in-law had been an auto worker and he was really, really into the union. and he agonized after the factory closed about whether he should become a steelworker again. he actually finally had a chance to get on in a plant that made him a steelworker again. or go work in hospital. he ended up taking a a lower paying job at a hospital because he said this hospital is not going anywhere and have i've a closings. i don't know if that factories going to re

because of the whole d, dehumanization of allison needs over the years of allison in general as the seats have in their minds and the fairies purposes. but i think we have to all know that the palestinian journalist in gaza had been doing fantastic work. no one else has been able to do what they've done and i think we all have to acknowledge that. yeah . how important is it? having generalist within guys are getting the message out to the, to the rest of the world, showing exactly what the conditions exactly what is happening with and does it have vital, is that it's vital is as vital is context is vital to news. what if you don't have context and you don't have a new story. and so these are indigenous reporters who know the living conditions for know, and they know how families live. and they know the how the crowd a situation. so for them, this information is extremely important. because it's good shape and context story, what's out there is no story. there is no, the information falls flawed. and we've also, i'm just understood that during the rides in the occupied with bank of the nig

allison way that you want? think that we do have enough women in politics? you enough women in politics? do you think to some think when it comes to some of these we're seeing these areas that we're seeing now, rochdale or where it now, like rochdale or where it is specifically designed get is specifically designed to get the muslim vote , the quote unquote muslim vote, is that going to be an issue when it comes to standing female candidates? think potentially. >> but i do think that, um, you know, look at the house know, when we look at the house of 35% of mps are of commons, 35% of mps are women, and i think that it's at a record high now that we've ever more than a third of ever had more than a third of the house of commons and being women. is rising. but women. so it is rising. but at the same time, it's not exactly 5050, so there's 5050, is it? so there's still a lot of to do, but at the lot of work to do, but at the same time, i think it will same time, i think that it will be, difficult for be, uh, extre

he's be need to authentic allison's 2017 when it became party leader and to show back in june 2017. i knew that one part of leadership is knowing when the time is come to pass on the bass on to somebody else. and then having the courage to do us that time is now, so i am resigning is present to the leaders and the guy was active today. i will resign as t, so as soon as my successor is able to take up that office for more on this for children's joins us from london. and we're, this obviously time is a pretty huge surprise to have anymore idea of exactly why he resigned. yeah, it did come with a big shock. even political inside, as in dublin wouldn't fix faxing this and the announcement that came through earlier in the day that bracket was about. so it gives to his resignation speech to many people uh by consort, surprised completely. and i think even now we have heard from veronica, many will be thinking that they don't know the real reason that the justification that he gave was not perhaps a, for the real reason for his decision. he said, you know, that's a, this was a personal dec

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