the cma here in the uk will be getting — green business. here in the uk will be getting even more - uk will be getting even more stringent powers, won't they? exactly. this is a first step of a much wider strategy for the competition and markets authority. when they get their powers under the digital market spill, they can impose as much as 10% fines on global revenue, notjust uk revenue. so businesses that fail to comply with consumer protection law and fail to make good green claims. what fail to make good green claims. what is the role of — fail to make good green claims. what is the role of the _ fail to make good green claims. what is the role of the consumer in all of this? , ., , ., is the role of the consumer in all of this? , .,, ., _, is the role of the consumer in all ofthis? , .,, ., _, ., of this? this has all come about because there _ of this? this has all come about because there has _ of this? this has all come about because there has been - of this? this has all come about because there has been a - of this? this has all c

another, pets at home, told us it disputes how it is referred to by the cma, adding they are locallylot of prices increase. i think historically vets have rather undervalued their time, and so we're trying to catch up with the situation which hasn't been supporting veterinary businesses well. all the vets i've spoken to say that because human treatment is free on the nhs, we've lost perspective on how much medical care costs. but that's little comfort for the two thirds of us who own a pet when it comes to paying the bills. jim connolly, bbc news. and jim is here. what happens next, jim? the cma is provisionally launching what it calls a formal market investigation, you might think, another report but this is a different one with some teeth. it could intervene directly if it still considers there to be a problem out there and they have given us a fairly big hint as to what they might be looking at. there is talk of a price cap on prescription fees, forcing vets to display prices more clearly and breaking up monopolies by making chains sell apps and practices. thank you very much, jim

another, pets at home, told us it disputes how it is referred to by the cma, adding they are locally think historically vets have rather undervalued their time, and so we're trying to catch up with a situation which hasn't been supporting veterinary businesses well. all the vets i've spoken to say that because human treatment is free on the nhs, we've lost perspective on how much medical care costs. but that's little comfort for the two thirds of us who own a pet when it comes to paying the bills. jim connolly, bbc news. let's speak to a uk cat owner, linda fisher. thanks forjoining us. listening to the report, does it resonate with you, your experience i'm afraid so. —— your experience? i’m you, your experience i'm afraid so. -- your experience?— -- your experience? i'm afraid so. we have been _ -- your experience? i'm afraid so. we have been with _ -- your experience? i'm afraid so. we have been with our _ -- your experience? i'm afraid so. we have been with our vets - -- your experience? i'm afraid so. we have been with our vets for. -- your experience? i'm afraid so. we have been

another, pets at home, told us it disputes how it is referred to by the cma, adding they are locally historically vets have rather undervalued their time, and so we're trying to catch up with a situation which hasn't been supporting veterinary businesses well. all the vets i've spoken to say that because human treatment is free on the nhs, we've lost perspective on how much medical care costs. but that's little comfort for the two thirds of us who own a pet when it comes to paying the bills. jim connolly, bbc news. i'v e i've been speaking to a dog and cat owner, linda fisher she told me how vet bills have been affecting her. i think we've been with the same vet practice for 32 years. it was taken up practice for 32 years. it was taken up by practice for 32 years. it was taken up by one of these large corporations about 2016, i think. it is very noticeable how much the veterinary fees continue to rise on an ongoing basis. i would like to say, i think the staff the vets, the nurses, i think they work extremely hard. and i think they are dedicated to the animals they treat. i don't act

i saw beyonce get booed at the cma's and i have been waiting for kabwe carter.d to have you. thank you for spending time with me. tell me about that moment, what did you see and hear? what got people so upset? >> my experience back in 2016 was one that i don't think i will ever forget. i have always been a huge fan of country music. i have listened to the chicks ever since i was growing up, six, seven, eight years old. to know that beyonce was going to perform i was overwhelmed and filled with so much joy. once the moment came when beyonce and the chicks graced our presence, i was really excited to see what was going to happen. i knew daddy lessons from lemonade and was so thrilled to see it played at the cma's. very shortly after they were performing unfortunately i experience the moment where a fan directly in front of me says something that i will necessarily stay on air, but you can read the article to see what that person said in retaliation against what the essay and the chicks were displaying. it immediately took away any joy that i had in that moment. fr

some say that experience may be referencing her 2016 cma appearance alongside the chi genres. >> i thinkea that beyoncÉ should not be doing country music is the most on artist thing i have ever heard. as an artist, all you want to do is be able to create. the haters are going to hate. let the haters hate. i love what beyoncÉ is doing. >> her album is available on all platforms today. there has been a lot of buzz about this. i also heard there is an appearance by britney spears on that album. got to check sic. this is going to be a classic. sic. well, i-- i would have never known. [music playing] announcer: please welcome drew barrymore and ross matthews. [applause] hello, hello, hello. oh, rossy. hi, drew. hi, everybody. hi. [applause]

just as they say, all had and no cattle, she's got a lot of cattle behind her and look, most of the cma i think supports her. i talked to me and mcneil who ones dei a black woman for the country music association. and she talks about the tremendous support that she has a few knuckleheads out here trying to say, oh, no does she doesn't belong beyond say is proving she belongs wherever her talent can carry her. and i think that twain, and that southern accent that people in the past tried to demonize or four, is really one of the greatest certifications and validations of her organic relationship to a music vet had black interests, the banjo invented in the caribbean and in north america with an ear toward africa. so the antecedents that, that existed there, we invented the very banjo that is central and eight were like clark and a buck owens. and i love them both. that's african inspired music. beyonce is reuniting an audience that has been divorced from alienated from its own roots. and it would be interesting to see how others who are already doing it war in treaty, who are out here du

believe she was likely referring to backlash after she sang "daddy lessons" with the chicks at the 2016 cmasdo "a deeper dive into the history of country music, and studying our rich musical archive." she goes on, "it feels good to see how music can unite so many people around the world." and while beyonce says she's honored by her country chart first, she says she

the annual cma fest is back in nashville this summer.nning country music festival in the world. get this, kelsey ballerini, also brothers osborn, luke bryan, jelly roll, cody johnson. it doesn't stop there. keith urban, ashley mcbride, megan maroni, carly pierce. can i just announce these now? is this not the longest list? i'm exhausted. [ laughter ] also on board -- that's just a list of 100 artists who will perform. look at that list on the screen. i don't have time for that. across ten stages across the city during a four-day festival. it used to be such a small thing. now it's huge. you don't want to miss this. cma fest takes place june 6th-9th. tickets are on sale now. if you can't make to it nashville for all the fun, we have you covered. you can catch the action on a cma special that will air right here on abc. i wouldn't leave you out in the cold for this. i just wouldn't. now some important pop news. words to live by. it's my life, it's now or never, i ain't gonna live forever. you know who i'm referencing. it's bon jovi, announ

officials is done now waiting for a response from israel, which did not send a delegation to the torques, a cma, then it'll be the what the enemy has fail, search eve on the battle ground, it will never achieve on the negotiations. people how people's vision and aspirations will must be achieved results, a complete ceasefire of the withdrawal of israeli forces from all parts of casa. i'm the allow immediate access to aid and released our people in the gaza strip. this is our utmost priority and any present itself would never be possible without the chief in this. we would like to stress the costs of negotiations come, must be opened without the limit. it's been a busy day at the us state department with visits from the guitar, e prime minister, and is ready for cabinet member benny dance, gaza lead the agenda for both meetings with secretary of state anthony blinking. folks were held in an effort to reach us 6 weeks a spot and to allow the delivery of humanitarian aid into this trip. she have potentially has moved from washington dc as the us cause a and egypt push for a potential see. so prism

they want to boycott the cmas because beyonce is performing.s was happening with her and that she was brave enough to take from it and put out, you know, something that i have a feeling is going to be a masterpiece is amazing. >> beyonce became the first black woman to reach number one with a country song last month. the album features willie nelson, miley cyrus and post malone. next, if you're dancing to beyonce at home, you might want to put on a pair of shoes, doctors say. >> as people spend more time at home these days thanks to working remotely, they're experiencing more foot pain. that's because people are spending more time barefoot and without the proper support from a good old fashioned pair of shoes. doctors say the floors in your home can be damaging to your feet. so they say, wear shoes indoors. >> you can have a special pair that you only wear inside next march. madness two upsets in the sweet 16 alabama was trailing by eight at halftime against top seeded north carolina, but the tide turned late and they took down the tar heels 89

believe she was likely referring to backlash after she sang "daddy lessons" with the chicks at the 2016 cmasyonce sang their reaction inspired her to do "a deeper dive into the history of country music, and studying our rich musical archive." she goes on, "it feels good to see how music can unite so many people around the world." and while beyonce says she's honored by her country chart first, she says she hopes "that years from now, the mention of an artist's race as relates to releasing genres of music will be irrelevant." and that's "nightline" for this evening. catch full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here same time tomorr saves us 5% on the things we need. 5% off. - 5% off. 5% of. and, as loyalty members, we get points toward mylowe's money for the things we want. oh, we want this. the all new mylowe's rewars loyalty program is her. download the app to joi, earn and save toda. another one in the books. but we're just getting started. everything going well? oh yeah. let's take a look at this knee. because it's the work behind the scenes, that truly matters. [ physical therap

consumer groups say they want the cma to step up to stop millions of pet owners around the country beinge next step is a deeper investigation. jim connolly, bbc news. let's now speak to dominic bonini in suffolk, who spent thousands last year on treatments for his four—year—old dog called shambu. who was there sitting on your lap. such a well—behaved dog. what happened that you needed to spend thousands of pounds? goad happened that you needed to spend thousands of pounds? good evening. m do had thousands of pounds? good evening. my dog had in _ thousands of pounds? good evening. my dog had in operation _ thousands of pounds? good evening. my dog had in operation last - thousands of pounds? good evening. my dog had in operation last year. i my dog had in operation last year. she needed... she notice there was an issue with one of her legs. we took her to the vet and she she told us she's got arthritis. there's an operation, it's fairly common for the they go into the leg, to make the they go into the leg, to make the groove bigger so the joint doesn't slip out and they put a pen in there

if i get cma times i could throw you.ome things shouldn't happen and this is 1 of them. even if close on you watch a bowling tournament which at that point you know she's not coming back right or calling. even that there is no flattering stance. no matter how you swing it whether your leg goes in or out everybody behind you feels like an antelope watching a giraffe drink water everyone behind the draft is like i would rather die of starvation then deal with it. nobody wants just deal with that then you have to understand what the average bowler looks like as if you took them and got them naked not even cookie monster can hold his cookies down. as the reason why they are trying is because they are willing to tell the woman the way they wear their pants. if you poke fully dressed them and pay them $25 to be there they still aren't coming it's going to be -- listen. order cheese pizza for the sausage fast. >> greg: i have to take exception, e if you spit blood when you brush, it could be the start of a domino effect. new par

the cma investigation will begin now. it has been escalated to a formal investigation.same product? i guess that is one of the kinds of things they will be asking. there are opportunities to shop around, not for surgery, necessary —— necessarily? than necessary —— necessarily? in appointment may cost an necessary —— necessarily? fifty appointment may cost an average £400. the next step is, before you know it, you have agreed to a series of interventions costing thousands of interventions costing thousands of pounds. important to save this investigation over the next month will look at recommendations, so the impact on your bank account, the impact on your bank account, the impact on your household pet may be some time. and also, we will be talking to the competition and markets authority at half past seven on the programme to get more information about what you should be looking for if you take your pet to the vet. thank you. the number is on your screen. do get in touch by that what's up. —— whatsapp. keen to put some of your points to the decision makers this morning o

maybe they have some remedy in place to the cma.he next five days is fascinating. >> 51% of the combined business. >> have a lovely weekend. from karen and myself, that is the end of "squawk box." i'll be reor cplofhe f aoue months. we have more coming up after this break on the german economy. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free. switch to shopify and sell smarter at every stage of your business. take full control of your brand with your own custom store. scale faster with tools that let you manage every sale from every channel. and sell more with the best converting checkout on the planet. a lot more. take your business to the

>> tomorrow i do think we will cma for tb moment or a swarm of attorney generals rushing out to see assets. what you should see is some behind the scenes action. the sheriff and marshals can go to banks, this is kind of a formal legal document. nobody dies except for the assets. they come to the bank and hand an execution to a branch manager and start the process of draining the assets from those bank accounts. that's probably the first move. the law says the bank account has to be empty first with. >> if this hush money case goes forward, trump then earns the very dubious distinction of becoming the first former american presidents of a criminal trial. stormy daniels, the potential star witness says she is ready to testify. can this case turn into a wildcard? can it be more damaging and he may expect? >> i think it could in the sense that bragg is trying to make a point to the american people, which is it is not a hush money case, it is not a sex case, it is a voter deception case. why did he do it? he did it because he was in a precarious position after the access hollywood tape came out

you may not agree with some arguments that you want to understand them, cma read a book that takes an that you have long opposed just to understand the book. so i treat dissent with respect, as well. >> with the economist. can you hear me? >> yes. >> great. obviously, inflation is someways away from target. on employment, though, if you look at the projection for the full year of 4.0% in february. we were already at 3.9%. quite close to the projection. are you concerned at all that notwithstanding the very strong jobs growth that this factor may be some cracks appearing in the employment market. talk about the labor market being a condition for easy rate. what would constitute that in your eyes? >> we monitor one of the goal variables is the labor market. we monitor very carefully. we follow all the possible stories that are out there about there being cracks. but the overall picture really is strong labor market. the next game in balance is that we saw in the early part of that pandemic. recovery had mostly

the howard stern show talking about their experience in 2016 when they performed with beyonce at the cmas, and they said the crowd wasn't having it. they did not feel it. >> yeah, that was for a song. daddy lessons, which is a great song. >> but the three members of the chicks were like, that was one of the coolest experiences to work with her for one week, she said. consummate professional, like just want to live up to her standard. they had a blast. >> she's doing a lot with that statement. >> when i read that she's saying a lot, she is saying a lot. >> it needs to be said. >> it does need to be said in case you didn't know. >> and look at her now. >> learn the history right. >> learn the top of the country charts. >> amazing. you know so many drag queens are probably creating that outfit right now. they're like, oh man, you know i got it by friday. >> by friday i stage get ready outside this morning. >> here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. we are clear. no fog there. here's the accuweather headline showing you we have mild sunshine and dry conditions through tomorrow. by frida

were put on me, which some see as the reference to backlash she faced after performing at the 2016 cmak artists have had on country music. >> it's almost a 200-year reclamation she is attempting and succeeding at pulling off. >> reporter: now with "cowboy carter," beyoncÉ looks ready to conquer yet another musical frontier. >> again in the words of casey dolan, our senior executive producer here, every song is perfect. not an exaggeration. that's going to do it for me today. happy friday, everyone. "deadline: white house" starts right now. ♪♪ >>> hi, ever

which some see as a reference to the backlash she faced after performing at the 2016 cma awards. immense historical impacts black artists have had on country music. >> 200-year reclamation she is attempting and succeeding at pulling off. >> reporter: now with "cowboy carter," beyonce looks ready to conquer another music frontier. another is protector, a lullaby featuring her 6-year-old daughter. she says how proud she is to be a mom and let her kids loathe shine. >>> ahead a common occurrence for so many women but one sometimes isn't taldke hi, i'm todd. i'm a veteran of 23 years. i served three overseas tours. i love to give back to the community. i offer what i can when i can. i started noticing my memory was slipping. i saw a prevagen commercial and i did some research on it. i started taking prevagen about three years ago. i feel clearer in my thoughts, my memory has improved and generally just more on point. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. >>> in today's mental health check we're shining a light on preg 19 loss. it's a topic that sometimes is difficult

which some see as a reference to backlash she faced after performing at the 2016 cma awards.ntry music. >> almost a 200 year reclamation she is attempting and succeeding at pulling off. >> reporter: now with "cowboy carter," she looks ready to conquer yet another musical frontier. and if "cowboy carter" debuts at number one on the billboard charts, it would be her eighth straight studio album to do that. something tells me she will do just that. >> your favorite track on this album? >> it is very hard. that's a difficult question. i'll say right now it is "ya-ya." i'm still going through the 27 track list. >> is that the one with miley cyrus? >> no, that's another good one. i got you covered. >> i'm late to the party. >> you'll have to listen all afternoon. >> emilie ikeda, thank you very much. congratulations on getting to do something fun today. always a treat. that does it for us this hour. ana cabrera will be back at 10:00 eastern on monday and i'll be back at 3:00 p.m. for katy tur reports. jose diaz-balart picks up our coverage right now. >>> and good morning. 11:00 a.m

>> absolutely you know, a lot of people think that's in reference to her 2016 performance at the cmacks of her 20 2016. daddy lessons which kinda got some backlash and so now be honest thing is sort of highlighting the irony of this because let's country music has a lot of invisible and black roots. so she's very intentional with this album, cowboy carter, about highlighting that, about including black artists past and present, and country music music vendors can you give me some sense of the response so far i know it just dropped last night, but already there was there was always ball is when something drops beyond say, what are >> you, what are you seeing? what are you hearing and have you listened to what yourself? >> oh, absolutely. i stayed up all night listening to the album and i started when the clock struck midnight and i think that's the same for a lot of fans in the and i think this album is absolutely groundbreaking as i said, she was very intentional about i'll featuring country music legends as well as boundary pushers like post malone, miley cyrus, and crossover artist

forced me to repel passed the limitations that were put on me which some see as a backlash to the 2016 cma a 200-year reclamation she is attempting and succeeding in pulling off. >> now with "cowboy carter," beyoncÉ is ready to conquer yet another musical frontier. another track picking up steam is called "protector." she shares how proud she is to be a mom and let her kids' light shine. >> two words, ya ya. >> you influenced us because we walked in. >> i know. >> she copied hoda. >> cowboy copied. >> i like your hat. >>> just ahead, guys, a remarkable love story featuring remarkable love story featuring identical twins who married identical twins. they live next door to each other. oh, and they brought babies. we will be back after your local news. d is for doing more to protect your kidneys. kerendia is for adults with ckd in type 2 diabetes and is a once—daily tablet that is proven to reduce the risk of kidney failure, which can lead to dialysis. kerendia also slows the progression of kidney damage and reduces the risk of cardiovascular events, such as heart attacks. do not take kerendi

performance of a country sounding song from her lemonade album that she performed with the chicks at the cmas. debuting her out will -- her album cover for cowboy carter. writing "this album has been over five years in the making. it was born out of that experience i had years ago where i did not feel welcomed and it was very clear that i wasn't," adding "the criticisms i faced when i first entered this genre forced me to propel past the limitations put on me." the 32 time grammy-winning megastar says that experience pushed her to take a deeper dive into the history of country music, studying its archives, adding "it feels good to see how music can unite so many around the world while also amplifying the voices of some of the people who have dedicated so much of their lives, educating on our musical history." >> the reason country music is not your stereo typical white cowboy image that it has become today, those cowboys were also black, mexican, freed men, slaves, people of different statuses of living. those roots are what she is hoping to explore. [ ♪ ] >> reporter: cowboy carter hasn't ev

were put on me, which some see as the reference to backlash she faced after performing at the 2016 cma awards. ♪♪ the houston native highlighting the immense historical impacts black artists have had on country music. >> it's almost a 200-year reclamation she is attempting and succeeding at pulling off. >> reporter: now with "cowboy carter," beyoncÉ looks ready to conquer yet another musical frontier. >> again in the words of casey dolan, our senior executive producer here, every song is perfect. not an exaggeration. that's going to do it for me today. happy friday, everyone. "deadline: white house" starts right now. ♪♪ >>> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york with less than two weeks to go before he makes history by becoming the first ex-president of these united states to ever stand trial on criminal charges, donald trump is turning to a tactic straight out of a mobster's playbook. the ex-president going after the daughter of the new york judge, judge juan merchan, who is overseeing the criminal hush money case. in typical trumpian fashion, his attacks have been filled with foaming at