take us through what the daily express says?— the daily express says? aily express says? the daily express is like a _ the daily express says? the daily express is like a court _ the daily express says? the daily express is like a court bulletin . the daily express says? the dailyj express is like a court bulletin for johnson's — express is like a court bulletin for johnson's government, but can i respond — johnson's government, but can i respond briefly to martin? one of the most — respond briefly to martin? one of the most astounding figures i have read in _ the most astounding figures i have read in recent weeks is the bbc world _ read in recent weeks is the bbc world service today is either watched _ world service today is either watched or listened to by 364 million — watched or listened to by 364 million people. there has been a rise of— million people. there has been a rise of 13 — million people. there has been a rise of 13 million since 2019 slashed _ rise of 13 million since 2019 slashed 2020. this is an extraordinarily soft power presents that

the daily express.s. an interesting way of putting it. he is the one _ interesting way of putting it. he is the one who cut universal credit by 1000 _ the one who cut universal credit by 1000 times last year, and that came after a _ 1000 times last year, and that came after a decade of cuts to support of low-paid _ after a decade of cuts to support of low—paid parents, but i think this shows— low—paid parents, but i think this showsjust — low—paid parents, but i think this showsjust how big a low—paid parents, but i think this shows just how big a little threat the cost — shows just how big a little threat the cost of living crisis is to the government into the chancellor, the fact that _ government into the chancellor, the fact that he — government into the chancellor, the fact that he is putting his hands in his pocket — fact that he is putting his hands in his pocket now —— by £1000. his his pocket now -- by £1000. his hands in our _ his pocket now —— by £1000. h 3 hands in our pockets, surely! his p

with me are sam lister, who's the deputy political editor at the daily express, and the broadcaster andrnalist james lewer. welcome to both of you. let's bring you up—to—date with the front pages on saturday. according to the guardian, borisjohnson is facing calls to ensure all evidence on the downing street parties is published alongside the results of the sue gray inquiry, after claims emerged the report was likely to amount to no more than a concise summary of findings. the times says borisjohnson has reinstated his tory leadership team to save his premiership amid increasing concern across government that a no—confidence vote is inevitable. the i reports that the government is "actively" considering a pause to its policy of mandatory covid vaccines for nhs workers, with growing fears that mass sackings will damage patient care. the daily express has news of a pill that fights both covid and flu in what they describe could be the next "secret weapon" in the war on viruses. according to the daily telegraph, the attorney general is seeking an injunction against the bbc to prevent the b

a message is apparently circulating according to the daily express— circulating according to the daily90 when margaret thatcher left office and said what have they done? potential _ office and said what have they done? potential warning to those who might be looking _ potential warning to those who might be looking to step out and either send _ be looking to step out and either send those letters no—confidence to the 9022 _ send those letters no—confidence to the 9022 committee, to sir graham brady, _ the 9022 committee, to sir graham brady, or— the 9022 committee, to sir graham bradv, or to— the 9022 committee, to sir graham brady, or to people who are on the edge _ brady, or to people who are on the edge of— brady, or to people who are on the edge of thinking should we back boris _ edge of thinking should we back boris or— edge of thinking should we back boris or should we not and this is another— boris or should we not and this is another one _ boris or should we not and this is another one of those areas where politics _ another one of those areas where politics are — another one o

the daily express says millions could be in line for cash help in the energy bill crisis.egin, if we may. sonia, do you want to kick us off with the financial times? this is picking up on something biden had misspoke during a news conference on wednesday. during a news conference on wednesday-— during a news conference on wednesday. during a news conference on wednesda . , ., , , wednesday. yes, absolutely, so last niaht, wednesday. yes, absolutely, so last night. when — wednesday. yes, absolutely, so last night, when president _ wednesday. yes, absolutely, so last night, when president biden - wednesday. yes, absolutely, so last night, when president biden gave i wednesday. yes, absolutely, so last| night, when president biden gave the press conference to mark a year of his term in office, he said, he seemed to imply that there is a difference between a minor incursion by russian forces into ukraine and invasion, and that the response of the west will be different which of course sent alarm signals through europe, america's allies and particularly to ukraine, because it s

and on the daily express, fearful britons sitting on a cash pile of 1.7 trillion pounds.axes, rising energy bills, we are all having to play this delicate balancing act. irate play this delicate balancing act. we know a massive squeeze is coming this year — know a massive squeeze is coming this year in— know a massive squeeze is coming this year. in april we will have the tax advice — this year. in april we will have the tax advice two hikes are national insurance — tax advice two hikes are national insurance with a weasel for that rising _ insurance with a weasel for that rising energy bills which is the big thing _ rising energy bills which is the big thing being focused on in the express _ thing being focused on in the express. of course people if they can are _ express. of course people if they can are putting money aside for the eye with _ can are putting money aside for the eye with other inflationary questions as well, it was in the rising _ questions as well, it was in the rising cost— questions as well, it was in the rising cost of food. of course those people _

the daily express also carrying that downing street flat story, but focuses on household bills. cost of living squeeze will have the biggest impact on over 65s, with rising fuel prices adding 340 pounds to bills in the coming years. so, let�*s begin. what we�*ve been focusing on that�*s the one—year anniversary of the attack on us capital in the ft leads withjoe biden speech, a dagger at the throat of us democracy. would you make is in the coverage we have watched? it you make is in the coverage we have watched? . , , , you make is in the coverage we have watched? , , ., ., . watched? it has been highly dramatic and those who _ watched? it has been highly dramatic and those who see _ watched? it has been highly dramatic and those who see joe _ watched? it has been highly dramatic and those who see joe biden - watched? it has been highly dramatic and those who see joe biden as - and those who seejoe biden as rather a dull, grey person. they might�*ve had something of a shock today. yes, the ft refers to an emotionally charged address and yes, they talk about the dagger at the thr

the daily express says borisjohnson will fight tooth and nail to save his political future with attemptslevel up the country with his proposed fightback, tagged "operation red meat". according to the i, the prime minister's supposed promise to sacrifice aides and appease conservatives with new policies, may not go far enough for minsters and consevative mps. the daily mirror says borisjohnson looks set to axe senior officials in a bid to save his own career. while the daily mail says sir keir starmer is under mounting pressure to apologise after being pictured drinking with colleagues during lockdown. and the metro has novak djokovic being branded an "icon of anti—vaxxers" before being deported from australia hours before his bid for a historic 21st grand slam title. so let's begin, and we will do that with the daily telegraph, and i'll get you to start off with that, "johnson questioned by grey over party gate." take us there was a telegraph was saying? this party gate." take us there was a telegraph was saying? this month be art of a telegraph was saying? this month be part of a proces

it's as the daily express reports the prime minister saying high vaccination rates will help the countryl with the pandemic. prince andrew is on the front of the metro, as well as many other papers, here opposite virginia guiffre. it's after the publication of a document that the prince's legal team believe will force prosecutors to drop a civil case against him. the paper's other headline looks at what it calls "seismic" increases in energy bills expected this year. and the ft focuses on apple becoming the first company to be valued at $3 trillion. it also reports that the uk will lag behind other countries in recovering from coronavirus, because of political uncertainty and ongoing disruption from brexit. that's the opinion of a number of economists to the ft has pulled. right, let's kick off. sonia, do you want to kick us off with this new your paper review for tuesday morning? critical incidents, says the guardian, at several and adjust trusts as covid shortage hits. that's right, and it looks like a mixed bag in terms of the news coming out of the nhs. on the one hand there are litt

we start with the daily express. what a sorry state. new mps plot to oust the pm.to topple borisjohnson, that is pretty thick, and again, the party scandal, porky pie plot to dig the pm, porky by a reference to one of the mps who serve the constituency in which melton mowbray is world famous for, pork pies. it goes on, the times with the same story, an abject looking borisjohnson, abject looking boris johnson, and the abject looking borisjohnson, and the guardian also on the clamour to oustjohnson. so thatis clamour to oustjohnson. so that is the way the newspapers are looking at it. it does feel like things are building to some sort of climax. 0ur political correspondence jonathan blake has given us an update about the mood of the prime minister and indeed of his party in westminster. senior conservative backbenchers summed it up today as morose. in that interview, the prime minister today looked crestfallen, downcast, beaten maybe, and tory mps watching that might wonder if it were a moment of humility or humiliation for the prime minister. he said again, wait fo

meanwhile, the daily express describes the prmie minister as �*standing firm' on fresh covid restrictionscted nhs staffing crisis. the times leads with ministers saying there is "nothing" in the data to support further covid restrictions — as scientists suggest that infections may peak, before new measures could have an impact. while the �*i' says borisjohnson is set to put off tough new curbs amid the uncertainty over data. and, according to the daily mail, borisjohnson is being urged by some of his own mps to tackle the cost of living �*emergency�* and save families from soaring energy bills. so, let's begin. will start with the times. mr is confident that this is a story by the chief political correspondent and science correspondent take us through what the times are saying. they have inspected the data and they have _ saying. they have inspected the data and they have come _ saying. they have inspected the data and they have come to _ saying. they have inspected the data and they have come to the _ saying. they have inspected the data and they have come to the decision l and they have

telegraph, let�*s start with the daily express, the headline, cost—of—living squeeze willes there's going to be a three fuel bill.— expresses there's going to be a three fuel bill. this will increase the fears of _ three fuel bill. this will increase the fears of those _ three fuel bill. this will increase the fears of those tory - three fuel bill. this will increase the fears of those tory mps - three fuel bill. this will increase the fears of those tory mps and | three fuel bill. this will increase l the fears of those tory mps and a long—term problem which is the cost of crisis on the way, which people have been warned about. prices will hit them doubly hard and express tells us as their land we are told, £40 more on fuel bills. we do not know how they can be quite specific as that, but the treasury to intervene in whatever way will only increase, i�*m sure. intervene in whatever way will only increase, i'm sure.— increase, i'm sure. what i think is interesting _ increase, i'm sure. what i think is interesting about _ increase, i'm sure. what i think is interesting abou

this is the daily express which is a right—leaning paper. what a sorry state!. tory plot is in talks to topple boris johnson. it goes on. 0ccupier plot to ditched prime minister. just to explain one of those new mps is the mp for melton mowbray, world famous for its pork pies. they went on the headline of the day. again, the guardian, clamourto headline of the day. again, the guardian, clamour to oust johnson grows a story mps plot confidence vote. the list goes on in all of those. 0ur political correspondence jonathan blake has given us an update about the mood essentially of the prime minister, and also his party in westminster. senior conservative backbenchers summed it up today as morose. in that interview today the prime minister looked crestfallen and downcast, beaten, and tory mps watching that might wonder if it were a moment of humility or humiliation for the prime minister. he said again, wait for the report to establish the facts, and some mps agree that many do not want to wait. and among particularly the newer intake of conservative mps tonight, th

the daily express also focusses on tensions with russia reporting the prime minister's words that anyis "going to a painful, violent and bloody business". the financial times reports that allies are prepared to impose sanctions on russia in the event of an attack. and the telegraph looks at the us�* plans for a deterrent, asjoe biden puts 8,500 soldiers on high alert. clea r, clear, do you want to kick us off this time with the mirror�*s front page, which has a rather pleased borisjohnson but not page, which has a rather pleased boris johnson but not that page, which has a rather pleased borisjohnson but not that birthday cake, this is another one he got earlier in the same day —— claire? this is the story dominating many front pages tonight, this birthday party that's come to light which was held only a month after the garden party we are also familiar with now in the gardens of downing street on 20 may. this one on 19june, 2020. and it was a surprise birthday party, we are told, the prime minister was only there for ten minutes, downing street have omitted it happened, there was cak

" and quotes former cabinet minister david davis�* call for borisjohnnson to "go", whereas the daily expressthe same quote urging for the tory party to back the prime minister. the metro, meanwhile, reports on the easing of restrictions that will see people return to working in the office — as well as former cabinet minister david davis�* call for borisjohnson to go. that quote again! the daily telegraph has spoken to david davis — he's told the paper the pm would have to be dragged "kicking and screaming" from office. the guardian has a similar story on david davis�* call for borisjohnson to go and christian wakeford�*s defection — they report that tory critics are now waiting for the results of sue gray�*s inquiry. the sun�*s take on that story features a pun about the pork pie plot, with a pie chart depicting the pm�*s position. the daily mail, meanwhile, is heavily critical of those against the prime minister. it also has a story saying his six—week—old daughter was "badly ill" with covid. finally, the times reports that the prime minister "fights on" amidst defection and attacks but say

the daily express report on the "punishing" tax hikes to go ahead with "no ifs or buts", according toing street. so, let's begin. i'll recommit with your paper let's kick your byline right there along with two of your other colleagues, the met police bid cut to details from the report. do we think things are going to be left out? absolutely. as we understand it sue gray he was risen to infamy given there is possibility of monitoring on these parties in dentistry over lockdown, or report was going to go several ways number one when the met said they were trying to strike out as many references to events they were investigating as possible, we could have seen a scenario in which sue gray tried to hold back her up over several months waiting for the met division is inquiry in and publish everything she had at once in full once the met inquiry was over. what we are seeing tonight looks like it's going to happen is actually that she is going to publish this partially or heavily redacted version of the report in which a lot of the quite juicy details about who was at the gatherings exactly

let�*s move on and take a look at the daily express.ng the pandemic because they haven�*t been outstanding. and what to do with that money, are they going to splash it on a holiday? that would be welcome news to the beleaguered holiday travel sector. but people are cautious, they are cautious about the cost of living, about a possible tax rise. there is a balancing act that needs to be done here. rosman, what did you make of this? . , , ., here. rosman, what did you make of this? absolutely. of course for some --eole this? absolutely. of course for some eo - ie the this? absolutely. of course for some people the pandemic _ this? absolutely. of course for some people the pandemic has _ this? absolutely. of course for some people the pandemic has resulted i this? absolutely. of course for some people the pandemic has resulted in| people the pandemic has resulted in a cut in spending without a simultaneous did not cut in their earnings. there are people that are saved because they haven�*t had to commute and their salary has been coming in

papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are sam lister, who's the deputy political editor at the daily expressrity medicins sans frontieres said a nearby hospital was overwhelmed by casualties. thousands of people on the streets of the capital, sanaa, have protested against the attacks. saudi—led coalition forces, which have been backed in yemen since 2015. earlier, i spoke to amjad yamin, advocacy and campaigns director for save the children yemen, and he explained details of the strikes were still emerging. our understanding until now is that in sanaa, at least 67 people have been killed and more than 108 have been injured. and in hudaydah, at least four children have been killed. another number of those killed is still unclear, and more than 70 injured. the health staff are still struggling to provide emergency medical aid. paramedics are still trying to dig through the rubble to try and find more people hopefully alive, but as the reporter said, it is increasingly unlikely now. the health system is overwhelmed, particularly as this last week, this was not the only attack. there were at lea

one of the most government friendly newspapers, the daily express today is, has on its front page. the queen deserves better than miss walk. number 10 has apologized to buckingham palace for that incident, saying it was regrettable that it happened during a time of national morning. but i think the public wants to hear more in terms of an apology, and they're telling conservative members of parliament that very thing. so what's happened is that there has been an effect in the opinion polls putting the opposition labor party are roughly 10 points ahead. a sudden increase they have been leading, but there have, there has been a boost because of these party revelations. some of them, for example, those leaving parties, boris johnson said he was not at others like the bring your own booze event. he certainly was now, this is really and feeding into the opposition narrative, that this is a government which has, is now spending too much time trying to defend its own behavior. and not putting enough effort into dealing with the pandemic itself. rather than concentrating on getting through

one will hear from the daily express. cat burglar next from police. naughty but it would not have the audacity to do that. it should be given a medal instead of asb oh because that is quite innovative for a cat. ihtnd instead of asb oh because that is quite innovative for a cat. and this one is about _ quite innovative for a cat. and this one is about a _ quite innovative for a cat. and this one is about a dog, _ quite innovative for a cat. and this one is about a dog, carrying - quite innovative for a cat. and this one is about a dog, carrying on - quite innovative for a cat. and this| one is about a dog, carrying on the animal theme, a five—year—old dog was a little picking dog near where she lives in herefordshire. and, amazingly, because of the antics of the dog who picked up quite a lot of local media coverage, long—lost siblings, a brother and sister were reunited because they saw the one i didn't have nearly spotted the sibling in the media report and after many years of being out of touch they are now back in touch. tbs, touch they are now bac

the daily express reports that a minister _ months.ly express reports that a minister is heading for i months. the daily express reports that a minister is heading for a i that a minister is heading for a showdown with tory rebels over the commonpass refusal to cancel the insurance. more of the cost of living crisis later in the programme. the daily mailfeatures this image of us open challengejust champion emma raducanu who says she no longerfeels safe champion emma raducanu who says she no longer feels safe in her home after being stalked.— no longer feels safe in her home after being stalked. sometimes on the saturday _ after being stalked. sometimes on the saturday paper— after being stalked. sometimes on the saturday paper you _ after being stalked. sometimes on the saturday paper you get - after being stalked. sometimes on the saturday paper you get the i the saturday paper you get the section, i always cast my eye and a name pops up that i know nothing about. this is so david cox whojust died aged 97. he is reckoned to be the wor

also, i'm joined by the deputy political editor of the daily express, sam lister.'t have gone ahead, but in hindsight, he should have gone out into the garden and ordered the civil servants to go back in. he's admitted that that work event should not have happened and it was a mistake. the question is whether it broke guidelines or broke the law. but regardless of that, i think mps have to decide now or in the next few days whether they want boris johnson to be their leader, and that's not really affected by the detailed decisions that will be contained in the report. in detailed decisions that will be contained in the report. in terms of tory backbenchers, _ contained in the report. in terms of tory backbenchers, how _ contained in the report. in terms of tory backbenchers, how many - contained in the report. in terms of tory backbenchers, how many do i contained in the report. in terms of. tory backbenchers, how many do you think will want borisjohnson out and send in letters to the committee to trigger a leadership election? well, i would rather unwisely predict

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to right the wrongs of his premiership, following a bruising day in the commons, so says the express. the dailyail suggests the publication ofjust 12 pages has left the country stuck in limbo, and calls for the whole report to be published. the mirror reports that police officers are reviewing more than 300 images handed over from the cabinet office. and, according to the telegraph, borisjohnson is to ask sue gray for a new report — in a bid to appease his backbenchers and save his premiership. let's start now. aletha, i went to ali before. let's kick off with your paper, the mirror. one in his own flat, three handed over and still, zero shame. how much does that reflect do you think what some of his backbenchers feel? i think what some of his backbenchers feel? . ., ., ., , feel? i mean, we heard from many to mps feel? i mean, we heard from many tory mps in — feel? i mean, we heard from many tory mps in the — feel? i mean, we heard from many tory mps in the commons - feel? i mean, we heard from many tory mps in the commons this - tory mps in the commons this afternoon. the first heard from the

's nationalistic message bought and paid for by the indian taxpayer begin to express its best selling daily in india. now, the 2 men that came on the front page were shocking. a man who had a nic and looking bait, evidently called like a patrol boat in the town that the image they showed of what it was like before the video game. and now the next image shows the same man off to 2017 with his hands folded, begging for murphy. this is extremely divisive self again. and it also reflects on the state of the mainstream media in because the man, the media had either been beaten into silence or they have allowed them to the government. and they have almost entirely become cheerleaders or the government. and the ruling part, the main television channels, the ones that support the government has almost completely ignored the meetings. and it's not just me saying that the party don't speak new factories a few years ago. home minister, i'm a child who is the 2nd most powerful man in the country address party workers and what he called social media. what is this is what he said. we are capable of deliv

i will start with the daily express. the greatest picture. we have a picture of the mini monarch. majesty's attention after wearing a double—breasted coat and matching hat. she was photographed by her mum in the united states. i love the dogs, she has them. they are not props. i do not know how you're feeling. it is a bank holiday but if you are stressed about going back to work maybe you need one of these. unveiled at a tech show in las vegas. a watch that measures your stress and manages to do it by looking at how much cortisol you have in your blood, sweat, and it senses electro dermal activity. it tells you an hour before you feel stressed you are going to get stressed. i do not think i want to know. you will be stressed about getting stressed. occasionally my watch says i could relax a little. is that when you get home, sorting out the jaws? exactly. do you know who this is? it is sir paul mccartney who has finally discovered filters that he posted on instagram. he obviously found an app with filters. this is definitely my favourite. it is absolutely brilliant. i salute you.

the indian express is our best selling daily in india. now, the advertisement that came on the front page were shocking. a man who had of jesse out around his neck and looking bay, evident, seamless, pulled like a bachelor bump in his hand. that's the image they showed of what it was like before the media became impala, intrigued, deep. now the next image showed the same man after 2017, with his hands folded, begging for mercy. this is extremely divisive self again. and it also reflects on the state of the mainstream media. because the mainstream media have either been written into silence or they have aligned them, the government, and they have almost entirely become cheerleaders of the government and the ruling party, the main television channels, the ones that support the government have almost completely ignored the meetings. and it's not just me saying that the party that i'm speaking with factories a few years ago, home minister, i'm a child who is the 2nd most powerful man in this country through address party workers and what he c

the daily express says it has spoken to a senior government source who claims all covid restrictionsas had on the region. and there is one of those photographs you are mentioning. quite spectacular. shall we have a look at that? here it is, on the front page of the times. it is just the most spectacular shot, taken from space. but as of the eruption happening. there is australia, so you can see where it is. find happening. there is australia, so you can see where it is.— happening. there is australia, so you can see where it is. and you can imaaine you can see where it is. and you can imagine the — you can see where it is. and you can imagine the scale. _ you can see where it is. and you can imagine the scale. exactly. - you can see where it is. and you can imagine the scale. exactly. i- you can see where it is. and you can imagine the scale. exactly. i was - imagine the scale. exactly. i was fat. it is imagine the scale. exactly. i was fat- it is a _ imagine the scale. exactly. i was fat. it is a lot _ imagine the scale. exactly. i was fat. it is a lot bigger _ imagine the scale. exa

laughter onto expressed laughter o nto expressed pretty laughter onto expressed pretty much taking the dailyrrest johnson looking pretty crestfallen, this | daily mail line. forrest johnson i looking pretty crestfallen, this has been splashed across the papers. someone looking like a broken man. the express saying he apologised ten times during this 15 minute review with sky news today, and as was at an earlier review of the growing sense that that interview was a bit of a car crash, and not go well, has weakened his position tonight, a couple of the paper tonight, saying, i did not know i broke the rules, with the response being, you make the rules. ., , ~ with the response being, you make the rules. ., , . , ., , the rules. onto the times. a story telegraph. — the rules. onto the times. a story telegraph. the _ the rules. onto the times. a story telegraph, the governments i the rules. onto the times. a story telegraph, the governments back| telegraph, the governments back against —— the government pushing against —— the government pushing against the story about... the health agency is dis

the daily express reports that the chancellor, rishi sunak, is considering offering millions of people one of the most watched videos on the bbc news website shows the moment a 20—year—old from gateshead landed the world's first bmx triple flairjump on a bike. we have got kye whyte, the british olympic bmx racer, coming up later 0lympic bmx racer, coming up later at around 0lympic bmx racer, coming up later ataround 9am, 0lympic bmx racer, coming up later at around 9am, and going to ask him how difficult that is. he at around 9am, and going to ask him how difficult that is.— how difficult that is. he is about to take up _ how difficult that is. he is about to take up another _ how difficult that is. he is about to take up another challenge, . to take up another challenge, dancing on ice, which comes with its own dangers!— own dangers! when children are nau:h , own dangers! when children are naughty. is _ own dangers! when children are naughty. is it — own dangers! when children are naughty, is it typical— own dangers! when children are naughty, is it typical parenting l naughty, is it

the daily express reports that they were cleared of criminal damage to the statue of the slave tradere—departure" covid tests for travellers entering the uk are to be scrapped. the metro leads on another significant change to testing procedures. "just go with your flow" is the headline as it reports that people without symptoms in england can now start their isolation from the first positive lateral flow test without the need for a follow—up pcr test. and the novak djokovic visa saga is getting plenty of attention both here and down under. the melbourne herald—sun calls the situation a "debacle", a "bizarre dispute" and a "djoke". you will get this! yes, love it. let's have _ you will get this! yes, love it. let's have a — you will get this! yes, love it. let's have a look— you will get this! yes, love it. let's have a look inside - you will get this! yes, love it. let's have a look inside the i you will get this! yes, love it. i let's have a look inside the papers. this is a great story. this let's have a look inside the papers. this is a great story.— this is a great story. this wil

"devoted queen deserves better than this" is the headline in the daily express.e. meanwhile, the i newspaper has a list of who could replace borisjohnson as prime minister if he is forced to step down. the chancellor rishi sunak and foreign secretary liz truss are among the contenders mentioned. what have we got inside? well, it is saturday morning. _ what have we got inside? well, it is saturday morning. there _ what have we got inside? well, it is saturday morning. there is - what have we got inside? well, it is saturday morning. there is a - what have we got inside? well, it is saturday morning. there is a lot - what have we got inside? well, it is saturday morning. there is a lot of. saturday morning. there is a lot of stuff we have talked about this week, i was drawn to one image this morning, it is a story in the daily mail, can we get the camera on this? it is a purely visual story. are we there yet? so, do you know sometimes people say, you know, my auntie, my sister, my cousin, looks exactly like, i don't know, whoever. charlie sta . like, i don't know,

daily gratitude journal. it's scientifically proven: every time you express gratitude, it's like a little shot of serotonin.to get it from a local bookstore before i tried to get it online. >> the gratitude is "i am thankful -- >> you write something down every day. >> my number one is to be nicer to jessica tarlov. >> are you mean to her? >> people say i am, lots of people. >> you have been mean to her when she is pregnant questioning >> yes, geraldo. [laughter] think i have to be a little more patient. i do it because i love her. number two is my posture. i only slouched because i sit next to short people. [laughter] very shorts. i just have to think -- also, waking up earlier. sometimes, when this is on at 5:00, you can get up at 7:30, 8:00. >> what time do you get up questioning >> you get up at 8:00? >> i have a baby, dagan. after mike 2:30 in the morning for 12 years! >> i did not always wake up at 8:00. for a long time i woke up at 445. >> you will make dagan cry. i'm going to go to the gym and work on my posture appeared [laughter] >> bill: jesse, take it for me, it won't happen. you are not getting

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white house coronavirus response team expressed cautious optimism about the direction of the pandemic. >> we are moving toward a time where covid won't disrupt our daily lives. where covid won't be a constant crisis, but something we protect against and treat. >>> three new studies from the cdc show booster shots are highly effective against the omicron variant. one study found the booster doses were 90% effective at keeping people out of the hospital. another study found the odds of developing asymptomatic infection were 66% lower for people who were blistered than those only got two shots. while the omicron surge appears to have peaked in many bay area counties, the cases are still staggering. california reporting another 125,000 cases. the 7 day positivity rate remains very steady at 21.2%. there is good news and some areas were the omicron wave first hit. new york reported its rate is under 10% for the first time in a month. anti-vaccine protesters are planning to march in washington, d.c. tomorrow. organizers say as many as 20,000 people could attend mobile dc police say it is likely closer to 3000. >>> noted the niners playoff run, with kickoff