carol. bless her. oh, >> okay. carol. bless her.s from the sidelines and pretending to be political when you really haven't had much experience. it's quite desperate and embarrassing. but she's the right to free speech, i right to free speech, and i think she labour think she suits labour perfectly. labour can have her. she joins the likes of hugh grant and gary lineker, the sneering, snobby, don't like grant and gary lineker, the snee|fellow obby, don't like grant and gary lineker, the snee|fellow sort', don't like grant and gary lineker, the snee|fellow sort oron't like grant and gary lineker, the snee|fellow sort of brits. ke their fellow sort of brits. they're moving further and further away from working further away from the working class labour carol vorderman is a reflection of the a perfect reflection of the label class a labour party rejecting their grass roots working class, their very islington said good for labour, but you can have a background and reject it later in life. >> what you hate while you sit here. >> i said.

carol gets it on three.> jimmy: it's a weird position to be in. you've got this person whom you idolized, now you want to beat them in a game. >> sometimes i cheat and go to google, "five letter words" -- is that cheating? >> jimmy: of course it's cheating. [ laughter ] and you're not just cheating, you're cheating yourself. [ laughter ] and you're lying to carol. does carol know? [ laughter ] does carol know that you're -- >> i don't tell her that. i might tell her when i see her. >> jimmy: have you ever thought of starting with the word "carol"? >> that's not a wordle word. do you play wordle? >> jimmy: carol like a christmas carol. >> oh, excuse me, i stand corrected. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, you'd think a person who pronounces "adieu" in that way -- [ laughter and applause ] would know that. >> you're right, absolutely right. >> jimmy: did you have dinner with carol before you guys started working together? or was it -- >> it was -- it was -- yeah. after we started working together. and she wanted to

carole stanley johnson. carole malone, stanley johnson. andrew jenks.ok long china. i hope you took the long boat. so yeah. >> how did you get there? >> how did you get there? >> to tell you the first time >> i to tell you the first time was in 1990 61 on a beer seat, 500 cc twin cylinder, china twin cylinder motorcycle. >> just finishing off now. >> we're just finishing off now. >> we're just finishing off now. >> up, just 5.7% of >> coming up, just 5.7% of crimes were solved in england and wales last year. >> can you believe that? so is the solution. china seas style facial recognition cameras to catch criminals in the act. my superstar panel will debate that shortly. but first, prince harry's drowning in legal battles, could his battles, but could his potentially libellous comments about butler about his mum's former butler and confidante prove his most challenging ? princess diana's challenging? princess diana's best friend, paul burrell, joins me live from exclusive interview and update on his own legal row with the duke. straight after this . kelv

carol. bless her. oh, >> okay. carol. bless her.ms from the sidelines and pretending to be political when you really haven't had much experience. it's quite desperate and embarrassing. but she's the right to free speech, i right to free speech, and i think suits labour think she suits labour perfectly. labour can have her. she joins the likes of hugh grant and gary lineker, the sneering, snobby, don't like their of brits. their fellow sort of brits. they're moving further and further away working further away from the working class labour carol vorderman is a perfect reflection of the label class labour party label class a labour party rejecting their grass roots working class, their very islington said good for labour, but you can have a background and reject it later in life. >> what you hate while you sit here. >> i said. she has a right to say whatever she likes. >> jacob rees—mogg. but you hate people who have better themselves. always that themselves. she's always that you hate. carol vorderman. angela rayner that's you think

carol. — cameraman. thank you very much for that. carol. i— cameraman.d morning, i'm having the time _ bit of an update. good morning, i'm having the time of— bit of an update. good morning, i'm having the time of my _ bit of an update. good morning, i'm having the time of my life _ bit of an update. good morning, i'm having the time of my life here. - bit of an update. good morning, i'm having the time of my life here. i'm| having the time of my life here. i'm joined by notjust the puppies, but jenny who works here. tell us about what you do. t jenny who works here. tell us about what you do— what you do. i have a great 'ob. i am involved i what you do. i have a great 'ob. i am involved with i what you do. i have a great 'ob. i am involved with the i what you do. i have a great job. i am involved with the puppies - what you do. i have a great job. i | am involved with the puppies and their development and training from today. _ their development and training from today. so— their development and training from today, so carol and some of her siblings— to

carol tobin is a director _ don't know. carol tobin is a director of _ don't know.st seismic network.- director of the northwest seismic network. these are at the cutting-edge _ seismic network. these are at the cutting-edge of— seismic network. these are at the cutting-edge of is - the cutting—edge of is possible. i feel that if you are — possible. i feel that if you are delivering an essential life—saving, public safety piece _ life—saving, public safety piece of information, you have a responsibility to be transparent about how it works and how — transparent about how it works and how well it works. and transparent about how it works and how well it works.- and how well it works. and yet goo . le and how well it works. and yet google has _ and how well it works. and yet google has not _ and how well it works. and yet google has not published i google has not published evidence that the system works — a system that could have saved lives. let's return to theissue saved lives. let's return to the issue of inflation. we have had positive news in the uk and the us wi

>> carol, carol's looking >> well, carol, carol's looking for another i want to for another story.. majesty the queen tribute. please them to gb views at please send them to gb views at cbnnews.com. well, you've remembered says remembered now. and lillian says we'd to a statue of her we'd all like to a statue of her late majesty for a long serving dedicated uk and the commonwealth cyril dedicated uk and the com|give/ealth cyril dedicated uk and the com|give everybody cyril says give everybody a week's holiday. says give everybody a week's hol no,. says give everybody a week's hol no, no, no. >> no, no, no. >> listen, we want to talk to about farage as the apologies out from the bbc. amanda, what do not going to do you think? he's not going to let this go, is he? >> no. nor he. no, >> no. nor should he. no, i think it's incredible what he's doing because, know, this is doing because, you know, this is a personal cost him now. a huge personal cost to him now. i reputation was i mean, these reputation was trashed. made out to be trashed. he was made out to be someone have enough someo

carol vorderman now look, i've said i like carol, but she's a turncoat .n you go from turncoat. how can you go from 2012 being one of david cameron's maths advisers sitting next to him, posing for a picture like she was just there to going on about how much you hate the conservatives all the time, how much you hate boris johnson, rishi sunak , johnny johnson, rishi sunak, johnny mercer going on tirades about how corrupt and awful this government is when back in 2010 she was one of the conservative party's biggest supporters . it's party's biggest supporters. it's this kind of hypocrisy that really irritates people . carol. really irritates people. carol. we get it . you don't like the we get it. you don't like the tories . look at the polls. tories. look at the polls. you're not the only one. but instead of sitting at the sidelines carping and moaning, why don't you join a political party, stand for election and try and make a difference rather than sitting behind your phone writing tweets , trying to get writing tweets, trying to get more followers and mo

carol vorderman now look, i've said i like carol, but she's a turncoat .n you go from turncoat. how can you go from 2012 being one of david cameron's maths advisers sitting next to him, posing for a picture like she was just there to going on about how much you hate the conservatives all the time, how much you hate boris johnson, rishi sunak , johnny johnson, rishi sunak, johnny mercer going on tirades about how corrupt and awful this government is when back in 2010 she was one of the conservative party's biggest supporters . it's party's biggest supporters. it's this kind of hypocrisy that really irritates people . carol. really irritates people. carol. we get it . you don't like the we get it. you don't like the tories . look at the polls. tories. look at the polls. you're not the only one. but instead of sitting at the sidelines carping and moaning, why don't you join a political party, stand for election and try and make a difference rather than sitting behind your phone writing tweets , trying to get writing tweets, trying to get more followers and mo

i wanted to carole into this conversation, and i'm curious, carole, since you're four recorded books, what are you looking right now? what are categories that you think work really well for? audio and what are categories are they different? when you think about audio originals. thank you so much. well, we've done a few audio originals that have been very successful, but we really haven't picked up the pace too much on it. so but in terms of genres, sci fi of horror, suspense, romance, anything that's really, you know, exaggerated, i'm a big that sounds suspense fan, for example. so i'll listen to anything suspense, anything that's exciting and we have graphic audio which i don't know if anybody know about graphic audio is one of our imprints. and they do the dramatize versions of books, you know, so for example, music and screens and you so it's more like a movie listening to a movie. thank you. does anyone else want to talk? like what categories are selling? particularly well. what's ripe right now in of what we should be pitching? what you want? see? i mean fiction, suspense. like c

please join us with carol and jim. >>> welcome back to 'mosaic'.s is pentecost and we have been talking about the power of the spirit breaking down barriers and uniting us and bringing us together. i was telling my colleagues , i encourage them to wear red on pentecost and they have at fairfield. i am pleased. what is the symbol of the red? >> the fire, the spirit, the thrust of the movement of the holy spirit that just like us up. the vibrancy and the celebratory color . in different cultures they wear red instead of wearing black. because it is a marking of celebration. >> it is the tongues of flame that to send on us. so carol said it exactly correct. >> you mentioned earlier that sometimes communities feel that they are not pentecostal or charismatic they don't have the spirit. some people who are pentecostal and charismatic don't feel they have spirit without a lot of emotion. >> that continues and that has been a tension in the life of the church since that first pentecost. paul talks about it. how did the gift of tongues fit into our life to

carol: that is correct. technology advances. energy is shifting, the cost of energy is going down rapidly. we are not going to see $150 a barrel oil, as much as the saudis want to that. there are other forces starting to discipline the economy. it's not going to happen in two months, but over a few years. look at the uptick in electric vehicles and how much that saves consumers. people are putting solar in your home, they can cut energy bills radically. and the government pumped a lot of money into making these things happen. give it a little more time and we will see these natural forces containing costs, large sectors of ongoing costs which will allow the consumer and the market to keep going without a major recession. of course, they can crash the market. if they raise interest rates, they will crash the market and it will hurt the banks and hurt real estate, but it is unnecessary to keep the economy balanced so i just hope, don't do that. hate in money markets and take advantage of their stupidity in the meantime. shery: gre

yes, indeed, carole acas.beunda malone, benjamin butterworth and belinda deluise. carol, your greatest britain, right? >> mine's an honorary brit. it's bruce springsteen . he's setting bruce springsteen. he's setting london alight. this week with what the independent called an age defying generation defining performance in hyde park . my performance in hyde park. my husband got to go on saturday night. i didn't. and i'm furious about it. he can't stop talking about it. he can't stop talking about it. he can't stop talking about it. this man, bruce, is 73 years old, yet he has the energy of a 23 year old rock star. and he never took a break during the performance on saturday. not even a swig of water. three hours straight, man is a legend. >> total legend. don't make them like that any more. benjamin butterworth, your greatest britain >> my greatest. britain is nancy kelley , the chief executive of kelley, the chief executive of stonewall , who is stepping down stonewall, who is stepping down now after several

what do you think, carol? >> yeah.ean, we're in a really bad spot because china has a lot of key minerals, key components that are used in preparing for, preparing military devices and what not. and so this idea that we are no longer decoupling, but we're diversifying and derisking, we're in a really hard place that was created by our own doing, and i don't think, again, showing the weakness really helps the positioning. elizabeth: china respects strength. trump knew that. trump is touting his economy also. under trump median household income rose to the highest level ever. the poverty rate hit a record low. more americans were employed than ever before. the unemployment rate fell to a 50- year low. so how does that compare to bidenomicss? >> bidenomics is a disaster. what's happening, liz, is we're seeing personal recessions. we're seeing, as gerri willis said at the top of the hour, people who are having to dip into their savings and go into debt in order to keep up with their cost of living. and so if you with ask a

by, because carole malone, stand by, because ooning— carole malone, stand by, because coming-noto— caroleve iiio ino — authoritarian overreach behave iiio ino nonn— authoritarian overreach behave like the very fascists they are nnongiy— like the very fascists they are wrongly accused _ like the very fascists they are wrongly accused others of being . nigoi— wrongly accused others of being . nigoi gono— wrongly accused others of being . nigoi gono o— wrongly accused others of being . nigel gave a further update ionigni— . nigel gave a further update ionigni in— . nigel gave a further update ionigni in ino— . nigel gave a further update tonight by the way, saying a ninin— tonight by the way, saying a ninin ioni— tonight by the way, saying a ninth bank had— tonight by the way, saying a ninth bank had declined him an account— ninth bank had declined him an noooni nno— ninth bank had declined him an account and the— ninth bank had declined him an account and the situation was oinniing— account and the situation was oinniing io— account and the situation was starting to feel— account and the si

carol admitted, you carol actually admitted, you knew.— carol actually admitted, you know,_talking.and done the-it has now. - world in the way it has and done the-it has now. a- world in the way it has and done the it has now. ' the damage it has now. a bomb ehehh— the damage it has now. a bomb ehehh. wew— the damage it has now. a bomb shell. new development in the crisis itv. the mail crisis office at itv. the mail on sunday has revealed that the broadcaster's execs were made aware serious aware of, quote, serious concerns around young concerns around the young runner who affair with phillip who had an affair with phillip schofield. paper reports schofield. the paper reports that after scott's lover was booted off this morning, two loose in early 2020, a loose women in early 2020, a senior manager sent an email to express their unease and a source added at the time, various people had heard rumours about his relationship and it was thought that the fact he needed help with his mental health ought to be escalated to those higher ups so he could get some among the people, some suppor

carol discredit. do you disown carol vorderman? labour supporter? >> she's hardly >> well, she's she's hardly a tory supporter, is she? no, but thatis tory supporter, is she? no, but that is different. and if labour is government, you'll see, is in government, you'll see, you we mention the you know, dare we mention the days iraq war where, days of the iraq war where, where, where a lot of the luvvies went for the hills and the who like the ones who stayed, like richard tennant richard wilson and david tennant and have more respect and people, i have more respect for they by their for because they stuck by their party was, well, why party when it was, well, why would reject would you would you reject would you reject vorderman reject carol vorderman from joining if she joining the labour party if she if asked, you know, she she if she asked, you know, she she said, we don't want toxic people like said, we don't want toxic people uke our said, we don't want toxic people like our party. like you in our party. >> can make a brief poin

carol >> morning again. well, the government is putting pressure on airlines to bring british tourists displaced by wildfires in home as greek in roads back home as greek authorities undertake the country's biggest ever evacuation . evacuation. >> ministers held emergency meetings yesterday as easyjet announced it would run repatriate flights to rescue holidaymakers . with two taking holidaymakers. with two taking place today . place today. >> and it comes as corfu becomes the latest greek island to issue an evacuation order due to fires . we're an evacuation order due to fires .we're joining us now is senior lecturer in sustainable construction and climate change, john grant. mr grant, morning to you. these these are terrible scenes on these greek islands. what do you draw any conclusions from from these fires .7 are they from from these fires.7 are they worse than normal .7 worse than normal? >> yes, i mean, we've been the tragedy in this is that we have been predicting that a worsening since, well, two th

now, though, back to andrew and carole . to andrew and carole.ol. >> well, he's not finished, is he? and nigel farage? of course he? and nigel farage? of course he james alison has he isn't. james alison rose has gone. executive . one gone. the chief executive. one down. how to go? he says down. how many to go? he says the board has to go. the whole board has to go. >> nigel commons come after miss rose stepped down early this morning following an emergence meeting of the company. board triggered by heavy criticism and pressure from the government. she was supposed to be at a meeting this morning with 10:00. >> imagine scene at 10:00, >> imagine the scene at 10:00, a zoom meeting with andrew griffith, the banking minister, and all chief executives of all the banks to talk about d banking customers for their political views have showed oh , political views have showed oh, her, i would have loved to have been there for that. >> but she couldn't have showed up, of course she couldn't. so >> of course she couldn't. so they've rid her. so nigel they'v

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all right. >> about you, carol? >> how about you, carol? anything at wimbledon?i'm a little bit of >> no, i'm a little bit of a roger federer chomping at the bit bit. roger federer chomping at the bit doesn'tbit. to it. in >> doesn't begin to cover it. in fact, think his wife, fact, i don't think his wife, frankly, him because frankly, deserves him because i don't appreciates him frankly, deserves him because i do all. appreciates him at all. >> john a massive >> john bercow is a massive roger fan as well. well, roger federer fan as well. well, that me. that worries me. >> that's shaun that worries me. >> he's that's shaun that worries me. >> he's likingat's shaun that worries me. >> he's liking himshaun that worries me. >> he's liking him probably that worries me. >> different liking him probably that worries me. >> different reasonsim probably that worries me. >> different reasons to probably for different reasons to me. i mean, it's sexiest mean, i think it's the sexiest man the planet. i know he's man on the planet. i know he's the best player currently accep

stop carole malone . piers party. stop carole malone.e reclaim party. steve gardiner for the social democratic party. ed gemmell is standing for the climate party . standing for the climate party. sarah green for the greens. we have kingsley hamilton is an independent candidate. richard hewison rejoined the eu howling hope from the official monster raving loony party . 77. joseph raving loony party. 77. joseph is an independent. rebecca jane for ukip and on for nataphon christian peoples alliance . leo christian peoples alliance. leo for independent and steve tuckwell. the concert lviv candidate democracy at work 17. >> candidate 17 candidates. >> candidate 17 candidates. >> good luck to them all. >> good luck to them all. >> there's a lesson there, isn't there? don't mention byelection right ? right? >> exactly. >> exactly. >> moving on. so, junior doctors in england have begun their five day strike in what's being described as the longest in the history of the nhs. described as the longest in the histso of the nhs. described as the lon

well, only one began to carol, then there was my dad, he was one of these ten children. i, well, i don't know, when i was 15 years old. i went to the city, sverdlovsk entered the new theater school yes , they give land from kazakhstan and the village is called fresh gorky. that's how he laughs. what's the name? well, from the surname, it’s lucky from the name, maybe in the village, not that, it’s insipid, there is no gorky, our life. well, well, but how many uh there are graduates of theatrical universities but there are thousands of them, yes, and seventy thousand. i am almost 20 years old. i serve in one of these educational institutions at a school in the moscow art theater studio which i love u endlessly, and now, well, not every graduate has a theater that is named ivanov theater directly by his last name. petrov theatre. well , somehow it turned out to be an old drama. everything, like people was great, as you understand? here's what happened to me, i think. i also think so, from what i have. i just fell in love with the theater at some point, endless, when i came

carol roth is with us.ing because even as -- you know, jay powell says that, and infuriates me because they just did something moments before that, right? they raised rates. rich people have assets that increase in value, poor people lose their job. i mean, it's so amazing, this transfer of wealth, ask and you talk about this in your book. >> yeah. this is the most frustrating thing, charles. i want to basically break my tv every time i hear powell say this, but then i can't watch you, so it balances out. the fed along with the government has been the biggest driver of nonmerit-based inequality that there is. they say that their mandate is stable prices and full employment, but i really think their mandate is propping up the wall street as well as government spending. can if you think about the trillions that have been transferred in recent years, you know, first we saw the inflation and assets which benefited the wealthy and well connected while savers and spenders had their risks disrupted. now average am

there you go, carol. ariane 5, sounds like i go, carol. ariane 5, sounds like it's u- go, carol.ngland. for the rest of us, cloudy start and _ england. for the rest of us, cloudy start and the rain starting to gather— start and the rain starting to gather across northern ireland will spread _ gather across northern ireland will spread north—eastwards through the day, getting into western scotland iater~ _ day, getting into western scotland iater~ we — day, getting into western scotland later. we do have a few showers around _ later. we do have a few showers around at — later. we do have a few showers around at the moment, particularly in the _ around at the moment, particularly in the west. you can see where we have _ in the west. you can see where we have the _ in the west. you can see where we have the holes in the cloud and here is the _ have the holes in the cloud and here is the rain _ have the holes in the cloud and here is the rain gathering across the west— is the rain gathering across the west of— is the rain gathering across the west of northern ireland. through the mor

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carols.re already on. and my first question. i'm not like you can not ask, but the question was. well, such a traditional one in general, how did you come to a life like this, how did it all turn out? yes, now you are nikolai kolya, yes, whose last name miraculously means his his life's profession was caroling carols. yes, yes, this is a whole tradition, how did it all work out? how it all began. finally. i this question you director of theater and time money and money money money. and here is your essence. 70 people they need to be fed, they need a salary, and all the time it worries me terribly, because i can’t be indebted to anyone i start to itch if i owe someone, well, here’s my sister faith has no money, again she laughs and says, how much are you, just like ours, baby or is it? and grandfather all the time said a penny panic. misha beat me nothing, i didn’t demand anything, the tilks were pennies, and the family was 10 people, with my grandfather. there were 10 children. he worked as a

blame carol. rain around for my liking. blame carol- we _ rain around for my liking. blame carol. will be answered. we rejoined by ukweli roach, who stars in the series as the mysterious di jack caffery. good morning. the mysterious dui, because you have your own issues in this, but before we get into the plot and everything, how much of a role, and i love this story, did your mum play in your latestjob? and i'm already so interested in money —— mother wrote. mr; and i'm already so interested in money -- mother wrote. my mum tends to know more — money -- mother wrote. my mum tends to know more about _ money -- mother wrote. my mum tends to know more about my _ money -- mother wrote. my mum tends to know more about my career _ money -- mother wrote. my mum tends to know more about my career and - to know more about my career and me in whatever— to know more about my career and me in whateverjob i am on and she'd finished _ in whateverjob i am on and she'd finished reading the first book before — finished reading the first book before i— finished reading the first book before i got

carols.dition, how did it all work out? how it all began. finally. i ask you the director of the theater or money, money, money money money, and that's your essence. yes, yes, 70 people need to feed them, they need a salary and it worries me all the time scary, because i can’t owe anyone i start to itch if i owe someone, well, here’s my sister recently, i call something, so i say, vera has no money, again she laughs and says, how much are you, directly like ours, baby or what? and grandfather all the time, he said, mittens, pennies. they didn't beat me anymore. i don’t demand anything, the tilki were pennies, and the family was 10 people, with my grandfather. there were 10 children. he worked as a carpenter and did only one carol, he was one of those ten children. i don't know when i was 15 years. i went to the city, sverdlovsk entered the theater school. well, the boss yes, from kazakhstan and less whole land and the village is called fresh gorkov and everyone laughs like that. what's the na

yeah . >> carol yeah. >> carol yeah. >> does it does this does this help party?bour party? carol vorderman into vorderman sort of stepping into it? does make any difference? it? does it make any difference? does anyone? it does it help anyone? does it make any difference at all? >> anybody makes my >> does anybody it makes my blood be honest. you've blood boil, to be honest. you've got tv celebrities like carol vorderman, gary lineker will be another intervening vorderman, gary lineker will be anotherintervening politics, another intervening in politics, attacking a woman who's the wife of an mp. it's not popular to say this, but if you do the job properly, being an mp is a really tough job and you've got this tv celebrity attacking this. this wife of an mp, i think it's a disgrace, to be honest. >> it's certainly interesting >> it's certainly an interesting spot isn't it? to be spot anyway, isn't it? to be perfectly honest, i think she called carol bouncy . called carol big and bouncy. >> i to ing and fro ing what she meant. >> anyway, we want to hear from you.

carol, barbara, please stick around. you've got a lot more discuss. desantis is giving trump a run for his money, being the worst presidential candidate this cycle. we're going to explain that in a moment, but first richard louis is here with the headlines. >> hayman, very good evening to you. some of the stories we're watching for this hour. violence erupting across france as a funeral was held for the teenage boys shot and killed by police earlier this week. it's killing sparked unrest throughout the country. france's president appealed to parents to keep their children off the streets, and deployed extra police to restore order. three civilians are dead and 17 others injured from russian shelling in an eastern and southern ukraine. the russian attacks occurred across several cities near the frontlines in ukraine's military offensive. also, new saw white photos appear to show activity at a military base near the capital of belarus. that's just days after russian mercenary forces moved their. and, long time weather reporter frank fields has died. fie

he and carole eventually and really very quickly got married.ck to pursuing his secret life, and carole starts to suspect something. i was finding a lot of books in the house of nude men. he would not have much to do with me. we hardly had any sex. and he found it very difficult to have anything to do with me. he did a lot of masturbating, which i knew about. duke: and it wasn't long before their marriage falls apart. after carole moved out with the girls, john had the house at 8213 summerdale to himself. john actually called those years from '76 to '78 his cruising days. broderick: john wayne gacy had sex with hundreds at least -- and maybe more -- kids. but he wasn't looking for victims, he was looking to have sex with someone that wouldn't tell on him. because more than anything else, gacy did not want people to find out that he was homosexual, period. maybe the kid just offhandedly said, "you don't want your neighbors to know about this, do you?" i mean, anything that would give him the idea that these kids might tell on him could result in

that is the case for carole in los gatos.cently helped one of her neighbors whose newspaper stopped arriving. carole said she had the same problem and wasn't getting anywhere. she asked for help. we reached out to the paper and carole's deliveries resumed. next up is karen in the north bay. she tried to sign up for internet service. instead, the company started charging her for mobile phone service that she didn't want. karen struck out fixing it herself. we contacted the company. now the company is paying her back for cell phone charges and throwing in an extra $100 credit. to hear more stories from viewers like carole and karen, please join us tomorrow night at 6:30. we have an nbc bay area responds special. tune in for a half hour of money saving news you can use, plus tricks to protect your heard earned money. we'll see you tomorrow night at 6:30. have a great weekend. >> you, too, chris. >>> 5:26 right now. next, the top stories we're following, including remembering a woman killed in a heartless hit and run. this happen

and how will the golden carol pony know it from the word paw? well, well, one fairy tale was invented by the second third, and at some point i decided why not write them down , contrary to the frequent stereotype that writers are celestials who create harmful moments of inspiration. she, without any experience , dared to write and publish her own book, probably from a hundred letters sent to the publishing house. there were just answers well , 10 percent is just the answer that we considered, but the manuscript did not fit for some reason of literary success. she decided to share her experience and opened a unique educational project, a school of books, where she teaches children to write real works of authorship. it seems to me the right and only time to go into writing. this is not an idea. do i want to keep the book in my hands or make money on it? and when you can't stop writing. katerina zalesskaya from minsk has turned from a young mother on maternity leave into a children's writer in one year. whose books are not just read, but are waitin

he was carol. ,., ., ., ., he was carol. good morning. you won't need _ he was carol. good morning.you won't need to do _ he was carol. good morning. you won't need to do that _ he was carol. good morning. you won't need to do that this - he was carol. good morning. you l won't need to do that this morning! today once again it is going to be a day of sunshine and showers. we're going to stay with the same as we go through the rest of the week. blustery winds today. turning much windier on friday and into the weekend. in fact, the wind will be a feature of the weather towards the end of this week. we have got rain at the moment moving south across scotland. we have also got some showery rain coming in across northern ireland, southern scotland and northern ireland. a few scattered showers across wales and the south—west. a lot of sunshine as we push down towards the south—east. and there will be a lot of sunshine in between the showers. some of the showers will be heavy and thundery. the heavyis will be heavy and thundery. the heavy is likely to be in scotland, northern ireland and n

carols.n. finally. i this question in you the theater director is money money money money, and here is your essence. yes, yes, 70 people work. they need to be fed, they need a salary, and all the time it worries me terribly, because i can’t be indebted to anyone , again she laughs and says, how much are you here, just like ours, baby or what? and grandfather all the time said panicles pennies. they didn't beat me anymore. he doesn’t demand anything from me, he was a penny, and the family was 10 people, with his grandfather. there were 10 children. he worked as a carpenter, did, only one began to carol. well, yes, then there was dad, that's why he is one of these ten children. and i, well, i don't know, when i was 15 years old. i went to the city, sverdlovsk entered the theater school. well, initially yes, from kazakhstan yes , all the populous land and the village is called fresh gorky and everyone laughs like that. what's the name? well, from the surname i was lucky from the name, maybe in t

carol, now there's murkiness here.think the judge made the right call putting this plea agreement on hold? >> i don't think that the judge did anything untoward here. i completely sympathize with the judge's position. as best demonstrated by the fact when she raised a hypothetical, could hunter biden be charged by the government in the future for not registering as a foreign agent, the government said, yes, we could and the defense said, no, they can't. that's obviously not a meeting of the minds. you have to have a complete understanding between the two parties to the agreement as to what the agreement is. that alone, even though i believe they came back and said, okay, we reached agreement on that now, it shows that the parties didn't vet out all the possible scenarios. the other problem was the judge was uncomfortable with the pretrial diversion on the firearms case where they wanted the judge to be a party to decide whether he successfully completed the pretrial diversion. i don't think it's unusual that the judge

breaking news carol. what are we saying?our ago, that's going to make it sort of after 930. >> so hopefully a lot of the kids going already be in kids are going to already be in class. hopefully no children class. so hopefully no children are affected, but might are affected, but it might affect passers you affect passers by. but, you know, it could be just somebody you a passing you know, having a passing out or attack or or the wheel heart attack or whatever. you're always immediately terrorists, immediately think terrorists, don't we've been don't you? and we've been conditioned that conditioned to think that hopefully not that. hopefully to god it's not that. yes, injuries. yes, a few injuries. >> it's a lot of kids are >> yeah, it's a lot of kids are still at school. actually, mine broke up already yesterday when i south—west i was reading that south—west london. children london. that's where my children go had a moment, go to school. i had a moment, but a parent, sam, it's your but as a parent, sam, it's your worst nig

as carol sort of suggested, he is forever flooding the zone with bad stuff.rosecutors can grab on to one crime and one investigation, something else pops up. i got to the point about six months ago, nicolle, and this is not what you would ordinarily hear from a career prosecutor, enough with the investigating, let's get to some of the prosecuting. here we are many month later and we're yet to have our first criminal tile. i'm not sure when that first criminal trial might actually occur. i think the first one set for trial is the district attorney's case, alvin bragg's case up in new york. i am dubious about whether that will actually go because there is this phenomenon. i would never purport to speak for district attorneys, but there is this phenomenon. when the feds are involved in prosecuting somebody, the federal government has for more resources than any state prosecution office or commonwealth prosecutor's office. there eeps often this sense that when somebody is being prosecuted in a state forum and a federal forum -- again, not wanting to speak for sta

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carol, your colleague at "the washington post," devlin barrett writes this, the defense lawyers alsohat trump cannot realistically be prepared to go to trial later this year given the other trials he is facing, including a march 2024 criminal trial in manhattan on state charges related to hush money payments made during a 2016 presidential campaign and a civil trial scheduled to begin in october in new york over fraud allegations leveled by the new york attorney general. we all know, carol, there could be even more potentially, so what do folks you talk to say about the sheer volume of potential charges. is this a case of more unprecedented logistical challenges, not just for the candidate, but other candidates, taking up all the oxygen in the race. >> you know, it is -- we often said when we were covering donald trump the president that this is unprecedented ask now as we deal with him as a former president seeking election, we use the tired old word unprecedented. there's never been anything like this, chris, and you know it -- >> as a defendant, right, it's unprecedented. >> it's

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approximately the same as in the stories and posts of nikolai carols, that is, everything ends on theine, uncle vanya, we will see the sky in almaza, we will rest and people in 300 years will be better than us, we remember all this very well, and uh, that's why uh, i wholeheartedly from the bottom of my heart thank the playwright and so on and so forth and others and the future tv presenter nikolai carols for this meeting. thank you see you again and dear, and i tell all our interlocutors invisible to us, as always, read with pleasure. this is a podcast triggers and tatyana krasnovskaya, a psychologist, a psychotherapist and a psychologist, a psychotherapist sergey, are with you . today we have anna hello. hello anna tell us what you came to us with a few months ago. i was diagnosed with severe depression. ugh me too. well, yes, it's been a few months. i still can't accept the fact that it exists. diagnosis and, accordingly, those moments when it would seem that you need to give yourself some kind of support yourself. well, this is out of the question, and every time, as if getting wo

david: and, carol, what about markets? at first, they seem is very happy about it.y pulled back a little bit, but they did end the day on a green, positive note. why is that? >> i think there are fewer surprises coming off the fed than there was in the hunter biden's appearance in court today, david -- a latch latch i think that had something to do with it. it was the kind of meeting where you kind of make, you know, whatever stance you had going into the meeting, i think you heard what you wanted to hear. if you were a bullish person, you said, e oh, well, you know, they're saying they may pause for a little bit longer and we don't believe there's a recession. if you're a bearish person, they may not be done yet, there's no cuts. so whatever kind of stance you came in with, that's what you heard, and so i think the markets said, well, yeah, we got what we needed to get, and we'll go back to focusing on earnings. david: andy, another thing that may not be finished is inflation. we still have prices going up particularly in the energy sector, and that's where the who

carol lee of the >>> welcome back. the panel is here.ol lee of the washington nbc news washington editor, sara fagan, a little more intimate here. let's start with ron desantis news. you know, every month since february there has been a story about ron desantis has problems. in february, impatience because he had. gotten in. in march, they started looking at other challengers. in april, it was, uh-oh, there was already a shakeup and he hadn't formally been announced. in may, more donors fretting and in june the campaign launch itself fizzled and once again here we are and his report was the picture of a bloated campaign that we've seen before in the scott walker parallels from 2015 are suddenly here. is this a time to panic in desantis world? >> well, you can see it in the sense they already had this shakeup. there's expected to be more to come in that space, and the s.e.c. report, what it did was underscore and confirm a lot of the concerns that donors had that people who wanted desantis to be an alternative have. when you talked to all