[applause] >> chloe, any parted message?he reason we've gotten to this point now is that so many people have dismissed this as just having to do, just being a california issue, like such a fringe issue that it's not going to affect me or my kids were my family, but it's that attitude that has allowed this to fester. and it's made its way into schools and institutions because of this carelessness. but whether it's ten kids or 100 kids or a million kids, one is too many. >> absolutely. >> chloe, riley, i want to thank you so much for your courage and bravery. thank you for coming. >> thank

[applause] >> chloe, any party message?> i mean, the reason why we have gotten to this point now is that so many people have dismissed this as just being, like, a california issue. like, such a fringe issue. it doesn't affect me or my kids or my family. but it is that attitude that allowed this to fester, and it has made its way into schools, into institutions. but whether it is 10 kids or 100 kids or one million kids being affected by this, one is too many. >> absolutely. [applause] >> chloe, riley, i want to thank you for your courage and bravery. thank you for coming. have a great night. >> thank you, guys. ♪

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chloe purchased one of great britain's _ chair! come on!of great britain's leaders batman players with six national titles and two commonwealth games metals. she is also someone who has dealt with mental health bridges. it hit her hardest two years ago, but her funding was cut and her future was in doubt. t funding was cut and her future was in doubt. . . funding was cut and her future was in doubt. , , ., in doubt. i remember 'ust not wantin: in doubt. i remember 'ust not wanting to h in doubt. i remember 'ust not wanting to get h in doubt. i remember 'ust not wanting to get out i in doubt. i remember 'ust not wanting to get out of i in doubt. i rememberjust not wanting to get out of bed. i i in doubt. i rememberjust not i wanting to get out of bed. ijust lay in bed all evening. and for me, that's not me. you've got family and friends saying are you 0k, and what's happening, just how much you must have change for that to be asked. and i think that was really difficult to actually hear people concerned, because you think, how am i looking?

but what impresses me about chloe and her team. is the determination which drives them to take a multi pronged approach to tackling plastic pollution. it's a problem that won't go away if we continue to use and discard such huge amounts of plastic. but what i see here ves me hopehat i other group around the world were to work in similar ways. it could be possible to make a real difference. around the world more than forty countries have imposed lewis to cut down on plastics. in two thousand and two hundred dash was a fast to prohibit than plastic bags. after they clocked storm drains duri devastang floods. andn malaysia's federal territories a recent ban has been imposed on plastic bags in favor of biodegradable in compostable bags and food containers. one in kenya it's beco illegal to put you sell and use plastic bags wh the penalty of up tfour years in jail. over forty thousand dollar fine. but is it too little too late. plastics maybe being banned on land but they've already made their way into the sea. floating between californ

all i can say is that chloe is really easily i say is that chloe is really easily satisfied — say isy easily satisfied. the government and the uk has dropped to the bottom of the growth _ has dropped to the bottom of the growth table, we've essentially stagnated since 2016 at the levels of growth we've have been able to expect _ of growth we've have been able to expect to — of growth we've have been able to expect to have halved since we had the last— expect to have halved since we had the last labour government. that means, _ the last labour government. that means, had we got the same at levels of growth _ means, had we got the same at levels of growth we hides under the last labour— of growth we hides under the last labour government we would have a tdp 800 _ labour government we would have a tdp 800 billion bigger and more in tax receipts. that is an utter failure _ tax receipts. that is an utter failure if— tax receipts. that is an utter failure. if it she's satisfied with that then — failure. if it she's satisfied with that then her encourage a lot need to get— that then her enc

chloe melas. thanks very much for that report. alex marquardt here in the situation room. thanks very much for watching tonight. erin burnett. outfront starts right now. outfront next poisoned for opposing the war, a russian politician and putin critic tells outfront. she's been poisoned, and she will not stop speaking out, even despite that , plus a threatening letter with white powder sent to the manhattan district attorney investigating donald trump, this is the former president warns of

chloe is now a young adult. but she was receiving puberty blockers at age 13. she underwent a double mastectomy at age 16. she is now an advocate against allowing these procedures for our children. chloe, thank you for your bravery and the people of florida and the legislature should heed your advice and provide protection against these procedures. [applause] [applause] [applause] the massive amount of fentanyl being trafficked across the southern border has devastated families across our nation. tim kelly from jacksonville is joining us. she recently lost her son palmer to fentanyl poisoning. she is sharing palmer story because she wants to see additional accountability. thank you for your bravery we are so sorry for your loss. [applause] we need to increase penalties for sentinel dealers. especially those who target our children. to do that we must treat them like the murderers that they are. [applause] we must further strengthen our laws against illegal immigration by enhancing employment verification, increasing penalties for human smuggling in further dis-

please, chloe, keep us up to breast on what happens next? chloe melas. thank you so much.ctually go to ottawa right now, where president biden is set to address the canadian parliament. good afternoon. moisture. canada good afternoon, canada. i must tell you. i took four years of french in school. first time i attempted to make a speech in french i was laughed at so i was good as i can get right now. and seriously, thank you very, very much. speaker of the house of commons, speaker of the senate member of the parliament. thank you for the very kind welcome my wife and i prime minister trudeau. you were my first meeting with a foreign leader just one month after my presidency during the hardest days of covid 19. we had to make a visit virtual, but since then we've been all over the world talking to start taking on some of the toughest issues our nations have faced in a very long time. want to thank you for your partnership and for your personal friendship? i thank you very much. you and i are grateful for the hospitality. you and sophie have shown us. ladies and gentlemen,

thank you, chloe for you can see the snow belt -- melting quickly.e snow dump a new of snow and a new level of frustration for drivers. there were multiple spinouts all over the sie this is at highway 50 and 20 bridges. remember, taser required unless you're in a four-wheel-drive vehicle with no tires. dan: you can track the storm using the same doppler as the abc 7 weather team with the abc 7 bay area app. stay wit ama: a reminder that you can get our live newscasts, radios, and more with our new abc 7 bay area screening at one apple tv, google tv, fired to become a roku. just search abc 7 bay area and download it. take a look at this. a massive. this was taken by a group of skiers. the huge white clouds coming down provost. the utah avalanche centers of the avalanche was natural and came from the middle finger on the mountain. yards. dan: wow it was puppy overload. in the montana snow. gremlin and griffin experienced snow for the first time. they were having fun. weather conditions have extended the winter season in this area, which gave these ador

of wellness inspiring chloe, along the way, will be her song "phoenix" one of her mother's favoritesar and fly and be happy so that song is for my mom and it's also for anyone, anyone who needs to be uplifted, you know we're all capable of incredible things my mom is a reminder of that, of just what we can manifest, of how many people we can help with this incredible light that we all have inside of us. >> the two are making sure that light continues to shine bright. >> in my heart, living life for both of us, doing the things that we enjoyed, doing the things that she enjoyed. i think carrying on with the kind of mission and the things that we were committed to, as wellin >> knowing that my mom was ai nr healer for so many people is incredibly inspiring, and it is my mission to carry on her legacy of love and light and giving and caring for all creatures great and small. >> such a beautiful story. chloe told hoda the best lesson she learned from her mom was to be curious, positive, and most importantly, to have gratitude. >> amen. >> it is good to see her legacy living on. >> absolu

chloe smith for the conservatives — there they are!ect committee. welcome to you both. talking about childcare, the political battle over childcare. chloe, are you please, do you welcome that this is probably the centrepiece, leaked overnight, that the government is going to become more generous offer? i do welcome that. _ become more generous offer? i do welcome that, not _ become more generous offer? u u welcome that, notjust because i am a mother myself, constituents have been looking for this. we have introduced the 30 hours of free childcare but more than that, this is a part of a much bigger picture and you mentioned that it is about economic inactivity in the jargon it but in other words helping people come in to the plentiful vacancies that are available. childcare is an important part of that puzzle so i'm looking forward to hearing more about that from the chancellor. labour must be frustrated at little bit by the fact the government had stolen one of your key policies, although we didn't know the detail of it, we did know la

cnn entertainment reporter chloe melas has been following this case for us, chloe what is paltrow sidethe story? i mean, i'm watching her right now on the stand in utah. she's been up there for a little over two hours, and she's finally telling the world what she says happened seven years ago on the ski slopes. take a listen he struck me in the back. yes, that's exactly what happened. i was skiing and two skis came between my skis, forcing my legs apart. and then there was a body pressing against me. and there was a very strange grunting noise, so my brain was trying to make sense of what was happening crashing down together. that's right. okay you said this man was behind me on the mountain. my knee and our skis were still sort of tangled up. yes that yes, yes, sorry. our bodies were almost spooning and i moved away quickly. yes and i need and my knee splayed open and i was completely in shock. yes, okay. so terry sanderson says that it was actually gwyneth paltrow, who was skiing recklessly and barreled into him, causing him to suffer four broken ribs and brain injuries. his two daug

cnn's chloe malice joining us now, chloe what you learned from all of this and any surprising bombshellslook , giselle had said to elle magazine last year that she wanted to get back in the spotlight. get back to modeling and that she had really put her life on hold while she supported her excess tom brady's football career and now she there's been so much wide speculation that the two divorced and announced their divorce in the fall because after he unretired it's kind of like when we saw their marriage really unravel. so many have said. it's because he went back to football and that you know if you want to make it so black and white that he chose football over her. now she's saying not so fast, regional quote that giselle says in the interview, she says, listen, i have always cheered for him and i would continue forever. if there's one person i want to be the happiest in the world. it's him. believe me, i want him to achieve and to conquer. all of his dreams have come true, and that's what i really want from the bottom of my heart. and she said, it's just crazy. easy that people think

chloe chan: food, it brings us a sense of comfort, a sense of home. like, i remember even growing up, our favorite activity as a family was to come to chinatown every weekend to get our groceries, to get the restaurants here. i've never had shrimp for breakfast. [laughter] and what's your favorite store? it's so hard to pick. do you have one? yeah. small businesses like k.k. discount is, like, important, crucial to the community. ken: hey. hello. i'm paige. ken: oh, nice to meet you. - nice to meet you. - ken. it used to be, like, a general store. so they so-- like, they're known as like the target of chinatown. paige desorbo (voiceover): a staple for over 30 years, k.k. discount has been a cultural cornerstone of chinatown, its shelves stacked high with tradition. paige desorbo: why are so many things red? this is very important in chinese culture. red means lucky. supposing your birthday-- i put some money in a red envelope. that means that money is the lucky for you. don't put it in a white envelope. ok. ken: that means it's in the envelope. oh, my

join me now is chloe carmichael. she's a clinical psychologist, had author of the book, nervous, energy, harvest power of your inside a welcome, dr. carmichael. now do you think parents and people in general are right? all the re, skeptical pharmaceutical companies like pfizer and others, given the number of legal cases that have come down, convicting these companies, a fraud and other mouth isn't. absolutely, scotty. i think that it's almost a parent's duty to have at least a healthy level of skepticism, especially when we consider that the journal of molecular psychiatry this past july came out with a groundbreaking analysis suggesting that essence, our eyes may not be as effective at all on depression, as many of us have previously thoughts in your line of work, what role do as, as her eyes use for anxiety, depression, and age, she medicines like ritalin and adder all play? well, i mean, i think it really depends on the situation. of course, many, many clients really respond to talk therapy studies in the past hav

liam was 19, chloe was 17.secret, if you like. but they have drawn their conclusions from what has been said today by sirjohn saunders, saying that mi5 did have information that may have led to the attack being averted if they had acted upon that information that they had received. so, yes, of course there is anger from the family, of course there is emotion from the family. you heard from liam and chloe's family, you heard from the gentleman there representing 11 of the other families. and then you heard from figen murray, who has been quite a high profile relative throughout this whole time. she's the mother of martyn hett. and all talking about their deeply personal experiences and where they think this leaves them now and if they can sort of, you know, move on with their lives in any meaningful sense since it happened. but of course, you know, what happened then was life changing. this has come to a final stage now, the final part of the inquiry. but for lots of those families there are still questions unan

he won the academy award as a documentary film and his wife in a dress from chloe, well, the designermy award ceremony in hollywood and well, there in los angeles, yes, it is presented in los angeles, for sure and you know it was very well shown that this is the family of those who suffered from putin, son, daughter, wife in designer clothes from chloe, they are the ones who suffered from putin . and those ukrainians who are now beaten , mutilated, without children, without parents, without husbands, without housing, you are nothing. this is not having suffered, we don't show it to zelensky, they didn't give him the opportunity to speak before the start of the oscar award ceremony. well, they didn't give that to the berliners, but they didn't give it here , and the awarding of this award, they say it's not about the bulk, but it's about the bulk, and that's what i'd like first of all all you have to say here is how you evaluate this award . i haven't seen the film yet. i've seen it. watch it. i won't evaluate the film in any way, but the very fact of this will show the other russia. h

about him by the americans he won the academy award as a documentary film his wife in a dress from chloethe academy award ceremony in hollywood and well, there in los angeles, yes, is it presented in los angeles, for sure, and you know , it was very well shown that this the family of victims of putin, son, daughter, wife in designer clothes from chloe, they are the ones who suffered from putin . and those ukrainians who are now beaten , mutilated, without children, without parents, without husbands, without housing, you are nothing. they didn't give me the opportunity to speak before the start of the oscar award ceremony. well, they didn't give me that, so they cried in berlin, but they didn't give it here , and the awarding of this award is not about the mass, but it's about the mass, and i would first of all like you to say here how you evaluate this award, i haven't seen the film yet, i've watched it. look at it. i will not evaluate the film in any way, but the very fact of this will show the other russia, here is such an emaciated woman in a dress made of cloy, please. well, we still

chloe you don't have the red carpet or champagne.but what are the awards you have your eye on tonight. >>reporter: as you can see i wore my champagne shirt for the evening. just for you and your show. the big category you have to wait until the very end if you can stay awake is best picture and could it be the year of the blockbuster so this is the category that i have all of my eggs in this basket. i think it will be top gun. i think it grossed over $1 billion in many people credit tom cruise with getting people back in movie theaters and you heard steven spielberg say it recently, that matters and it probably matters to the voting body so i think people think everything everywhere all at once might win because it was a creative and incredible film that leaves away but i think it could be like the year that the titanic one, the year of the blockbuster. sue meant that could be a huge surprise because everything until now has pointed to everything everywhere all at once sweeping the awards what it feels like this gets back to if the p

chloe melas, thanks as always.nd of remembrance is paying tribute to tyre nichols, the 29-year-old black man who died in january brutally beaten by police officers in memphis, tennessee. one of the nichols' passions was photography, a love he shared online, but never in a formal exhibition. but starting this weekend, the organization desert-x is displaying a billboard speculation of nichols' photos along the gene autry trail in california bringing his drdreamf sharing his art to reality. some beautiful images there. tyre nichols, his work on display. that's the news, reporting from washington, i'm jim acosta. i'll see you next weekend,

young girl who had become stuck up to her neck in mud with her a voice of for, for all of her child, chloe blyth, serve me bluth of me. men after opening the door, then we have discovered that we have along with mud along our house. the monroe over there, the month, landslides have left gaping cracks in the terrain, and the endless dam.

chloe, how are egg chloe dobbs. chloe, how are you? i'm good, thank you. how are you? very well.he studio. what do you think? 18 is too young to tie the knot. i that it is young to not to tie the is too young to not to tie the knot. i don't think that the knot. but i don't think that the state should decide that it's too to tie the knot. too young to tie the knot. i think that it was for them to put legislation to move put in the legislation to move it 18. but shouldn't move it it to 18. but shouldn't move it any higher. why is 18 too young? i'm i think, know, i'm i think, you know, especially from my experience, 22 in the past of 22 and even just in the past of years, i've changed massively as a twenties the a person, your twenties of the years really changed years where you really changed not personal and even not just your personal and even dating change standards dating you change your standards of are . and to dating you change your standards of the are . and to dating you change your standards of the people are . and to dating you change your standards of the people thatare

chloe, how are egg chloe dobbs. chloe, how are you? i'm good, thank you. how are you? very well.he studio. what do you think? 18 is too young to tie the knot. i that it is young to not to tie the is too young to not to tie the knot. i don't think that the knot. but i don't think that the state should decide that it's too to tie the knot. too young to tie the knot. i think that it was for them to put legislation to move put in the legislation to move it 18. but shouldn't move it it to 18. but shouldn't move it any higher. why is 18 too young? i'm i think, know, i'm i think, you know, especially from my experience, 22 in the past of 22 and even just in the past of years, i've changed massively as a twenties the a person, your twenties of the years really changed years where you really changed not personal and even not just your personal and even dating change standards dating you change your standards of are . and to dating you change your standards of the are . and to dating you change your standards of the people are . and to dating you change your standards of the people thatare

young girl who had become stuck up to her neck in mud with her a voice of for, for all of her child, chloe blyth, serve me bluth of me. men after opening the door, then we have discovered that we have along with mud along our house. the monroe over there is a month, landslides have left gaping cracks in the terrain. and the endless down poor has turned streets into rivers. days ago these people were going about their daily lives. now they wait at the local mortuary to identify their loved ones so they can bury them with dignity. the impact of the cyclone has piled more woes on a country already grappling with the deadliest cholera outbreak in its history. so hard to say there's no let up in sight to the heavy rain. it's battering malawi and according to scientists, climate change means tropical storms. like this one and likely to become more and more frequent. finally, people in japan are getting another early start to one of their most cherished annual rites of spring. cherry trees are blossoming in the capital tokyo, a full 10 days earlier than usual this year. tying records, sat in 2020

we hear a voice of her affair of her child, chloe. believe me, believe me. then after opening the door, then we have discovered that we have along with mud along our house. the mud over there is a month, landslides have left gaping cracks in the terrain. and the endless down poor has turned streets into rivers. days ago these people were going about their daily lives. now they wait at the local mortuary to identify their loved ones. so they can bury them with dignity. the impact of the sight clone has piled more woes on a country. already grappling with the deadliest cholera outbreak in its history, forecasters say there's no let up in sight to the heavy rain. that's battering malawi and according to scientists, climate change means tropical storms like this one and likely to become more and more frequent. look of a sports bow and tennis, the indian wells masters in california where the reigning champion in the men's and women's singles had been showing off their class. but some heavy hitters had to say good bye. in the women's draw, raining wimbledon champi

[applause] >> chloe, any party message?reason why we have gotten to this point now is that so many people have dismissed this as just being, like, a california issue. like, such a fringe issue. it doesn't affect me or my kids or my family. but it is that attitude that allowed this to fester, and it has made its way into schools, into institutions. but whether it is 10 kids or 100 kids or one million kids being affected by this, one is too many. >> absolutely. [applause] >> chloe, riley, i want to thank you for your courage and bravery. thank you for coming. have a great night. >> thank you, guys. ♪ ♪ >> rank-choice voting. it is their latest scheme to manipulate elections in favor of elites and against the american people. they say rcv is more democratic, but it eliminates accountability. we need to stop rank-choice voting. join the fight at stoprcv.com. ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome, from florida, congressman matt gaetz. ♪ rep. gaetz: thank you all. thank you very much. thank you without warm reception . if y

>> chloe, any parted message? >> the reason we've gotten to this point now is that so many people have dismissed this as just having to do, just being a california issue, like such a fringe issue that it's not going to affect me or my kids were my family, but it's that attitude that has allowed this to fester. and it's made its way into schools and institutions because of this carelessness. but whether it's ten kids or 100 kids or a million kids, one is too many. >> absolutely. >> chloe, riley, i want to thank you so much for your courage and bravery. thank you for coming. >> thank you guys. [applause] ♪♪ ladies and gentlemen, the new axisad of evil, please welcome e senior visiting philip at the heritage foundation, oklahoma speaker ofak the house, charles mccall and your moderator sean spicer. [applause] ♪♪ >> hello there. it's great to see you all. it's great to be back in the nation's capital. here's what i want to start t with. there's been this new word or acronym that's come into the lexicon. i want to know

young girl who had become stuck up to her neck in mud with his voice of her, of her, of her child. chloe. believe me, believe me, men after opening the door, then we have discovered that we have along with mud along our house. the mug over there is a month, landslides have left gaping cracks in the terrain. and the endless down poor has turned streets into rivers. days ago these people were going about their daily lives. now they wait at the local mortuary to identify their loved ones so they can bury them with dignity. the impact of the cyclone has piled more woes on a country already grappling with the deadliest cholera outbreak in its history. so cost to save as no let up in sight to the heavy rain. that's battering malawi and according to scientists, climate change means tropical stones. like this one, unlikely to become more and more frequent. and before we go, here's a reminder of that tom story. we're following for u a. u. s. surveillance, draw white. the one you see here has been struck by a russian more play as it was flying over the black sea. the unmanned vehicles propeller wa

a young girl who had become stuck up to her neck in mud with a voice of her for all of her child. chloe. believe me, believe me, men of the opening the door. then when we have discovered that we have along with mud along our house, the monroe over there is the month, landslides have left gaping cracks in the terrain. and the endless down poor has turned streets into rivers. days ago these people were going about their daily lives. now they wait at the local mortuary to identify their loved ones. so they can bury them with dignity. he impacted the psy clone has piled more woes on a country. already grappling with the deadliest cholera outbreak in its history, forecasters say there's no let up in sight to the heavy rain. it's battering malawi and according to scientists, climate change means tropical storms like this one and likely to become more and more frequent. ah, a 4 balls world governing body fever has revised the format for the expanded man's world cup to be held in north america in 2026. he has canceled mat in the rwandan capital kigali. i had to be upcoming a congress to scrap t

with her a voice of her, of her, of her child, chloe blyth, serve me bluth of me. then after opening the door, then we have discovered that we have along with mud along our house. the mud over there is a month, landslides have left gaping cracks in the terrain. and the endless downpour has turned streets into rivers. days ago these people were going about their daily lives. now they wait at the local mortuary to identify their loved ones so they can bury them with dignity. the impacted the sy clone has piled more woes on a country already grappling with the deadliest cholera outbreak in its history forecast to say there's no let up in sight to the heavy rain. it's battering malawi and according to scientists, climate change means tropical storms like this one and likely to become more and more frequent. some for ball news and world governing body for has revised the format for the expand at mans. welcome to be held in north america. in 2026, the bodies council met in the run and capital of k galli, ahead of the upcoming fever congress to scrap the idea of 16 groups

and you work hard, you know, chloe, you work hard, you know, chloe, you work hard, you know, chloe, youly, really, really hard for your constituency , as hard for your constituency, as do my team. you know , none of us do my team. you know, none of us want to do anyone any harm. we always want to better what we're doing better, wrexham, make it better . help the people of better. help the people of wrexham . and then when you get wrexham. and then when you get death threats you just think why so the strategy is from day one that i knew it would demoralise me over time. even someone as strong as myself, you know, i've been a nurse and social worker for 27 years, so i'm not easily offended and i've got quite thick skin. other women haven't , the other people haven't . so , the other people haven't. so i put i put a strategy in place from day one that i would not look at my social media. i transmit , but look at my social media. i transmit, but i look at my social media. i transmit , but i don't receive . i transmit, but i don't receive. i have someone else to do that for me and they will

and you work hard, you know, chloe, you work hard, you know, chloe, you work hard, you know, chloe, youly, really, really hard for your constituency , as hard for your constituency, as do my team. you know , none of us do my team. you know, none of us want to do anyone any harm. we always want to better what we're doing better, wrexham, make it better . help the people of better. help the people of wrexham . and then when you get wrexham. and then when you get death threats you just think why so the strategy is from day one that i knew it would demoralise me over time. even someone as strong as myself, you know, i've been a nurse and social worker for 27 years, so i'm not easily offended and i've got quite thick skin. other women haven't , the other people haven't . so , the other people haven't. so i put i put a strategy in place from day one that i would not look at my social media. i transmit , but look at my social media. i transmit, but i look at my social media. i transmit , but i don't receive . i transmit, but i don't receive. i have someone else to do that for me and they will

we that either from them or chloe. a labeling white shop. ah mm. mm mm. hm, i the dakota oil pipeline snaked through indigenous land, but no without resistance broke right in front of the bowl and they were beaten, arrested, and shot protested. they all needed and so proclaimed water protected. the women of standing rock on al jazeera, with corners and politeness with touch to near extinction. now the army in joe's and community groups that brought them back from the breaker. one on one east investigates on al jazeera in the face of the cost of living crisis, the u. k. counselor has said to announce his spring budget, but with thousands of civil servants set to strike over pain ambitions will jeremy 100 people to announce more money than the public services. one of the story, as it breaks on al jazeera home counting the cost, china has set the lowest g d p. targeted decades is the era of reporting growth over the printed up to below. it tells us how least developed countries can reach their full potential of gene therapies, can save millions of lives, but

chloe, would we like to be in a video about how much i love you? and you, bambi?s have never been more popular. in the uk, we bought 3.2 million pets during lockdown. in europe, puppies are now a multibillion euro industry. but where are all these puppies coming from? for the first time, our world unveils a criminal underworld of puppy traders trafficking dogs across europe. they came here to resell those dogs in england. those englishmen, they also dealt in drugs. the criminals are breeding dogs in unlicensed puppy mills in hungary. these dogs suffer abuse and neglect. the dogs are sold into a vast pet trade network in western europe that handles 8 million puppies a year. many are illegally passed off as the offspring of a much—loved family pet. hungary has emerged as a dog breeding power in europe. in the last two years, it's legally exported over 70,000 puppies within the eu. a huge network of puppy farms grew up here after the collapse of the soviet union. the system changed. the state farms and co—operative farms were privatised. so, people stopped working wi

good morning to you, chloe. what is clark ? chloe, i i'm. we are is clark? chloe, i i'm. create hen party packages that people actually want to go on. so we're kind of going against the outdated that you were just discussing that it's all kind of tacky dress and inflatable willies and people just wanting to go out and, get drunk so we kind go against that. what what way? i'm really interested in this . so we create interested in this. so we create packages we kind of expertly put together , have kind of more together, have kind of more sophisticated things. so it might be something more crafty or it might something a cocktail workshop, but that's done in a slightly different way. we with really nice venues , our ethos is really nice venues, our ethos is we're all about the independents. so we like small independents. so we like small independent venues. we like hidden gems, we like working with creative businesses rather than just kind of people out to these really tacky venues . and these really tacky venues. and with we're very anti that . so with we're very anti that.

certainly the fact that we've had greta gerwig in the conversation, chloe chow, jane campion winning best directing oscars, its light years from how it was simply a cade ago. i think there is such a difference between a trend and sustainable change. as long as we are still at a precarious point where year-to-year the fortunes of women can swing from two in a race to zero in a race, you are not solidly achieving a pipeline of systemic equity. we don't worry year-to-year if any man will make it into the race. that is literally question that nobody has asked. but that's still a question for women. will any women make it into the race this year as long as that question still exists and is a realistic one, we haven't really achieved systemic change yet. >> another thing you have long looked at is asian and asian american actors. it's a notably big year in that regard. how big a sign of change would this be? >> things began to change after parasite in 2019 won basically every oscar that it was nominated for, but it was not nominated in a single indidual acting category and that sort of emp

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joining me is nbc news investigative reporter, chloe at kins.ot and why it is they would cease distributing this medicated abortion pill in states in which abortion is legal? it doesn't seem like the state's attorneys general are on any kind of legal ground? >> what we saw happen late last night, yasmin, is the second largest pharmacy chain as you laid out, walgreens come out and confirm to nbc news that they will not be dispensing medication abortion in 20 gop states, including states like you said, where abortion is legal, and as you mentioned, this move didn't come out of nowhere. it came after they wrote a letter to these -- to walgreens, and said, hey, look, if you dispense medication abortion in our state, we will take legal action. you know, they have cited an array of state laws and federal laws, and you know, look, at times, your questions are right on point. it's confusing. it makes it hard for many companies, whether it's walgreens, cvs to navigate this ever evolving landscape, and they told nbc news that in a comment late last night.

we'll keep a close eye on it, chloe. thank you.ank you to the roller coaster and wild ride of day one of the sweet 16 . gonzaga survives a wild finish , and it's also florida atlantic university that is making history. andy scholes is watching it all of all of it for us. he joins me now, andy, it has been. i mean, march madness is living up to its name for sure. what a tournament! you know what a start to the sweet 16 we had last night. what a game. we hadn't los vegas second half. was certainly one wild ride. gonzaga was actually down 13.5 time to u c l a. but they came all the way back actually had an eight point lead over u c l a with a minute to go, but the bruins would go into frantic 10 to 1 run capped off by a maori bailey hitting a three to give them the lead with 13 seconds to go, then mark, few dialed up what he called the j right play the same one. villanova used to win the championship few years ago and julian strawser the vegas native nailing it there to put them on top. u c l a had one last chance, but they turned the

paltrow is countersuing claiming he skied into her cnn's chloe molasses here.chloe you've been watching this trial. what have we learned so far? i mean, forgive me. i've been waiting to say this. it's a, he said. ski said. oh, oh, you know why i love sitting next to you because you have such good one liners, so i love it. so this has been seven years in the making this ski collision that took place in deer valley, a very upscale place to ski in park city, utah, and he says that she barreled into him, causing him to break four ribs to have a myriad of brain issues and cognitive issues. we heard his daughter testify yesterday, saying that her father's processing speed appeared to have changed and that she would find him being almost reclusive. and that this was a guy that she called ago er and a doer and somebody that was just very much involved in the family. now, gwyneth paltrow. although we are expecting to potentially hear from her later this afternoon court has just begun. moments ago, she says. he barreled into me and that due to like utah ski laws if i'm d

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just to what i still good about bulletin, butch chloe gentle's school, just the soviet ortho was in a thanked, ignored events, took their courses. if soviet russia didn't exist for that, a heavy price would soon be paid in munich, britain and germany signed a mutual non aggression pact that was the culmination of the policy to appease hitler. ah, i have brought you peace. prime minister chamberlain proudly tell the british people on his return from munich church hills reply we have sustained the total an unmitigated defeat. oh, those are the features which marked and in providence stewardship, for which great britain and france have dearly to pay. churchill beak realised on and he was alone in the british leadership that this policy of what's called appeasement. you know, encouraging hitler. i had been a big mistake. ah, ah, nice to come to russian state. little. never, i've stivers, i'm phoning northland steve, asking him, i'm not doing something up with within the 55 when. okay, so my new student speaking with we will van in the european union, the kremlin. yup. machines. the state