i always had a crush on diane. >> diane didn't reciprocate your feelings? we are just friends. >> did that ever cause problems between? you >> know. >> arguments and stuff? >> in the beginning i was always very affectionate. >> they played good cop bad cop and now another detective came in and pressed right. >> she asked me, -- >> no sexual relationship? >> no. >> did you want to? >> i always wanted to, but never did. >> at first it was a little bit more formal than that, i guess. >> you never had a sexual relationship? >> never. >> so your dna shouldn't be found on her. >> do you mind giving us a little? >> if you want it. >> wray agreed that he did have a key to her house, but he also had an alibi. he was at work the day diane was murdered. >> did you punch a network? >> yeah. those are records you can use. and there are cameras all over the place. you can ask some people records. >> that day, ray said he state late at work and drove home through that terrible traffic created by the storm. he didn't get home until 10:30 pm and after that state -- >> i sta

so i think, you , it's for you know, diane, it's time for diane retire .diane to retire. and if she gracefully well, you know, you know, it's time for diane to retire. and if she doesn't want to retire, it's time for the national executive of the labour party to make clear she shouldn't candidate. party to make clear she shoyom't candidate. party to make clear she shoyou are candidate. party to make clear she shoyou are very andidate. party to make clear she shoyou are very certain,e. party to make clear she shoyou are very certain, though, party to make clear she shone are very certain, though, party to make clear she shone shouldn'tertain, though, party to make clear she shone shouldn't leave though, party to make clear she shone shouldn't leave the ugh, that we shouldn't leave the echr. why because. because it's not going to get control of our borders until we absolutely are. >> look, i made a documentary a decade ago about the echr when david cameron, it seems like about four conservative prime ministers was was saying we ministers ago was was saying w

so i think, you , it's for you know, diane, it's time for diane retire .f she diane to retire. and if she gracefully well, you know, you know, it's time for diane to retire. and if she doesn't want to retire, it's time for the national executive of the labour party to make clear she shouldn't candidate. party to make clear she shoyom't candidate. party to make clear she shoyou are candidate. party to make clear she shoyou are very andidate. party to make clear she shoyou are very certain,e. party to make clear she shoyou are very certain, though, party to make clear she shone are very certain, though, party to make clear she shone shouldn'tertain, though, party to make clear she shone shouldn't leave though, party to make clear she shone shouldn't leave the ugh, that we shouldn't leave the echr. why because. because it's not going to get control of our borders until we absolutely are. >> look, i made a documentary a decade ago about the echr when david cameron, it seems like about four conservative prime ministers was was saying we ministers ago was was sa

and i'll correspond to dian whole k as in janice, but i'm just following the summit for us. diane, can you tell us what are the most pressing issues the brakes members will be dealing with this summit? well on. yeah. as you mentioned, the issue of breaks is expansion. really is one of the top agenda items, not only for the bricks member countries, but for those watching the summit summit, externally. that's because the bricks group is already considered quite large. and they all questions as to whether they, if they were to add new members, it would end up being some kind of a challenge to global spots. but today we sold those presidents. i'm having to defend the plans to expand bricks and also saying back to the even an intention to do to challenge the global blocks. but all the that the global styles needs to be to open eyes itself. so it just happens might end up being something that's i mean, tensional of quotes because ricks member countries are also discussing whether they should be using a joint card to speak for trading. and if they would do that, that would put 40 percent of t

you get that a minus, diane? >> why 95 and not 100? >> do you think you're picking up -- do you think it's just -- tell me a little more about this and what your reactions were to the report >> oh, i was extremely pleased with the report. it was exciting, because we're seeing continued -- this would have been a blowout month in the 2010s. the labor market, we've got job gains continuing, the unemployment rate back down to 3.5%, wages at 4.4%, the same as they were in may but productivity growth has accelerated. the data suggests that it accelerated even more than what we saw in the second quarter that's the elixir that makes us able to retain these wage gains as workers, and not have it threaten the fed as a spillover into inflation and so the idea that with fewer workers, we're still at a low unemployment rate, and wages were, you know, still there. that's just wonderful news i mean, i'm leaning into this report i'm worried about the bond market and the blood bath we have seen there, and what's going on but for

i gotta call diane. " >> well, i'm at work. and she goes, "diane, hey, how you doin'?ke -- just blown over and i'm overwhelmed and i could hear the emotions in her voice. and -- and she says, "yeah, we've got a match. " and said, "this is how it happened. " and i'm goin'-- >> wow. >> "just like on tv, huh? " [laughter] and goes, "yeah, it does happen. " >> diane then called brittani, who was in boston with sister, jennifer. >> i said jodi called, and she's got a match. >> she's like, "they know who the guy is. " i'm like, "what? " she goes, "it's a dna match 100%. " i'm like, "who is it? " she goes, "justin hansen who you ga -- you remember giving that tip to her? " i'm like, "yeah. " she says, "it's 100% match. " i'm like, "well, holy crap. " i was like, "my prayers were answered. " so i called jodi. and i'm like, "you have no idea how thankful i am for -- for you solving this, jodi. " she goes, "no. you did it. " i said, "no, you did. " she goes, "you gave me the name. " i was all, "but you acted on it. " >> hansen was arrested while out shopping. for the marcell sis

but following the summit for us, diane, can you tell us what are the most pressing issues, the brakes members going to be dealing with this summit? well, trade trade, trade, that seems to be today's tagline as the bricks. summit has its business for him. of course, we are also international political consent that on the agenda. and as you mentioned, the issue of with the bricks will be expanding. but today the members are talking about how they can assist each other with our strengths and weaknesses with in the block. and also way they could possibly improve by adding other countries to that block, particularly discussing f because potential contribution to brakes. okay, and, and the rest is invasion of ukraine. clearly it's going to be an issue or a topic, a at this conference. how has brushes invasion of ukraine changed the dynamic within the brakes? members, of course, the most notable difference is that the russian president, vladimir putin is not going to be present. but that doesn't mean that other members of the russian delegation are not part taking in the summit. we've seen t

that was the w is diane hawker in johannesburg. are staying in africa and moving on to got bong, coo leaders there have named republican guard chief general bruce, a clo town, only gay, and game a as head of a transitional government. they have a two's, the deposed president, tally bongo of embezzlement, and placed him under house arrest. world leaders have condemned the coup which brought a whole to bond goes almost 14 year rule. us says it's deeply concerned about the unrest in the oil, producing country cuban and seen on the streets is a cabin, a capital, often nearly 56 years from the family who the political dentist to reserve a 3rd. but own presidential, republican, god, the spend down to so much time, many are excited at the prospect of change model. we've had enough of the p d g party. they've ruled us for decades, even live, they never won any election this i'm going to do next 2 hours later. the army named general police on a d and d. my cousin, a phone goes as a new transitional president. if the 2 is successful, this wi

's diane hawker, who is in johannesburg. done what more do we know about this far? well, as you mentioned, the dis, toll has been rising over the wanting terry. since the early hours of the morning initially it was thought to be less than 10 people that were killed in the fire. but we've now recently learned that the dates totally up to 60 full emergency services all going through the building floor by floor, retrieving those bodies, and hoping to find any one else might still be alive. however, with the level of smoke that is the they are not at this stage finding any more people who have survived those we have survived have been taken to hospitals around the area. we know that at least 50 people have been hospitalized. some of the young children that building was actually occupied by some families and as well as you know, people who work in the, in the city, in the janice big in the city. they are a lot of buildings that all consider the banding buildings. but that is the case with landlords of list the buildings and other people have taken them over and start cha

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we, what i mean now is our corresponded diane hawker. she is following this story for us in johannesburg. diane, it's good to see you. i'm, let's just talk about this over crowding program for a moment here that allowed zoomed to walk free from joe again. um, talk this through. what's going on there? smell. good evening brands. i think the oval crowding program is one of those things we've heard about it before, but it's application this time around is really what has made people with the flu concepts. for example, during the coke of 19 pandemic, the government had also done a remission. a program where they released a number of people due to overcrowding. this was partly because they was a need to free up space was in correctional fences. this time we're seeing it happening. and we're seeing one of the most high profile beneficiaries being a former president jacobs, who might oppose the fact that it was completed today and announced today which is the same day that he was made to return to prison. makes it extremely suspicious and has c

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it took diane feinstein in her efforts 110 years later, $60 million to refurbish it. i are want to thank and acknowledge the sfmta that has kept it in a good state of repair every since. [applause] but these cable cars are linked to the economic success of san francisco. not only because they attract tourists from around the world, but because they continue to deliver our people to work each and every day before pandemics, during pandemics, after pandemics and i will leave you with this remaining thought, if you ever want to run for supervisor of district 3, i never revealed this until now, the best place tocome pain is the cable car in the morning when everybody who is commuting to work from district 3 to jobs in district 3 is available to receive your fliers even though i think technically you are not supposed to do that on the cable car. congratulations on 150 years! [applause] rick >> thank you aaron. thank you. so glad telegraph hill is represented here. such a core part of the city. most people dont recognize how unusual our transportation agency is. besides tra

and that diane abbott. now, this that is diane abbott.secretary for four years, which is a remarkable figure, especially considering her views on a variety of things. but it does also appear to be that she is of the mindset that every single person trying to get to britain is indeed in need of asylum. they are genuinely fleeing. does that view still, still, still, still seep through to the labour party as a whole, do you think? because if it does , that should be a concern for people at the next election? >> quite agree with >> well, i quite agree with that. people in the that. there are people in the labour party who are absolutely determined to have what is called a universal entry and they cannot be allowed to do that. it's got to be stopped . that. it's got to be stopped. and the only way you can stop it is by legislation and in my opinion, you need to have it as strong as possible. i prefer the word notwithstanding the european community, the notwist standing, the human rights act, and notwithstanding the european convention on human

so you would say go and buy it from diane going diane. but it sounds like like, you know, going to it sounds like a terrify cuz it sounds like being just like go on diary. okay. yeah. gone by end would be your regular. uh okay. okay. then diane contacted me like what? so like gestures or things that i could say to make it sound like i'm the person to know that you're listening and you're paying attention. it was or not and go like, oh it oh, put on you're in for the next task, a restaurant, visit people. he loved to go out every us an expensive average of 3500 year as a year in restaurants, tingling orders, a must tries to me master fish and dried fish and smoke trout. it's my plan. and so this is one of the more efficient oh, i found a crew, it's definitely something i don't have every day, but on, you know, special education. so this is for meant it's shar or all my go, a brother smells for the yeah. and it doesn't taste good. that was no good west think of everything to my mouth. how much am i going to pick? okay, so we don't really ha

so you would say go and buy it from the diane going diane. but it sounds like like, you know, going to it sounds like a terrify cuz it sounds like being just like go on diary. okay. yeah, going by end would be our regular. uh okay. okay. then diane, sometime. yeah. the ones i am sons, ions. yeah. are there any like word so like gestures or things that i could say to make it sound like i'm athletic. oh yeah. well okay. so if you're having like a normal conversation and you want the person to know that you're listening and you're paying attention and then it was or not, then go, you know, like, oh, you know, put on your, in your next task of restaurant visit people. he loved to go out every iceland, expensive average of 3500 year as a year and restaurants in giving orders a must try to me. masters fish and dried fish and smoke trout smoke glen pins. so this is one of the more traditional i found the crew, it's definitely something i don't have every day, but on, you know, special education. so this is for meant it's shar. busy my go to a broad

and we cannot speak to dw as dan hoko joins us from johannesburg. diane officials have given a press conference a while ago. what more do we know about the file? as well in summation is now beginning to trickle in and weeks beginning to get much smoke. see a picture of why so many people died in that fire get hot. one of the things that have been mentioned is that there was some steel barriers with in the building that actually resulted in people not being able to leave these or seemingly barriers put in place by those who illegally took over the building and that were collecting rate they were safety barriers for those inside, but unfortunately they ended up actually causing more of a problem. when those residents were trying to need something else that has become clear is that some people died while trying to jump from the building. and as a result of those planes, we heard from emergency services that some people actually tried to jump from the 2nd and 3rd floor. and that, that john is what actually caused the data. now give us a bit of background of the situation that led to the

because diane hall could that thank you very much. now let's take a look at some of the other news from around the world. in the occupied, westbound funeral has been held for a 17 year old palestinian killed and a frieda on right by is really security forces, palestinian islamic jihad minutes and group claims. the teenager as one of his fights is. c israel says it's false is arrested 15 palestinian suspects in several westbank towns as part of that operation. bear with p and commissions environmental policy chiefs funds to moments as resign. so he can run into elections in his home country, the netherlands. he's been approved as the lead candidates of the new election alliance between is essential last labor party. and the greens, ethiopia is to launch a joint investigation with the saudi arabia, into allegations that solve the border gods killed hundreds of the open migraines at the border with the m. and the claims were made in a report by human rights watch. the african union has suspend disney jazz membership over last month. mili

so you would say go and buy and come come diane, going diane? but it sounds like like, you know, going to it sounds like a terrify cuz it sounds like being just like go on diary. okay. yeah. going by end with the or regular. oh okay. okay. then diane sometime. yeah. sometimes sometimes. yeah. are there any like words or like gestures or things that i could say to make it sound like them? athletic. oh yeah. well, okay. so if you're having like a normal conversation, then you want the person to know that you're listening and you're paying attention and then it was or not, then go like, oh, it will put on your in for us to do next task, a restaurant, visit people. he loved to go out every osland, expensive average of 3500 to year as a year in restaurants, tingling orders, a must tries to me, matched fish and dried fish, and smoke trout smoke lin ends. so this is one of the more efficient oh, i found a quote, definitely something i don't have every day, but on, you know, special education. so this is for method. sure. oh my go to a broad meals for t

coming up this hour, a comedian , diane this hour, a comedian, diane spencen this hour, a comedian, dianencer, will be making light of this week's top stories in mock the week. we're all having a giggle here in the studio, i can tell you that much. and here's what coming today. what else is coming up today. summer, what summer .7 i'll be summer, what summer? i'll be joined meteorologistjim summer, what summer? i'll be joined meteorologist jim dale joined by meteorologist jim dale to see whether there's a glimmer of the horizon or is it of hope on the horizon or is it goats until next year ? goats on until june next year? yeah. okay. i think i know what the one. and the answer is to that one. and then at 335, is this the most famous mug shot in history? former president donald trump has become the there . it is has become the there. it is scary. the first president in us history to have his mug shot taken as faces charges of taken as he faces charges of trying to overturn the 2020 election and the end of the houn election and the end of the hour, it's the political spotlight with just days

navy and decided to open up an ice cream shop it it takes time for the parent to put money down and dianef the managers at zen citizen in arena hills open and serve old-fashioned ice cream. >> over 20 years. >> yeah. >> had my own business i was a firefighter and came in- in 1969 her dad had ice cream and left here still the owner but shortly after um, in here became the inc. maker the manager and lead and branded the store from day to day and in the late 90s- was obvious choice he sold it to him and he called us up one night and said i'm going to sell the ice cream store what you you talking about diane came and looked at the store and something we want to do and had a history of her dad here and growing up here at the ice cream store we decided to take that business on. >> and have it in the family i didn't want to sell it. >> to keep it here in san francisco. >> and (unintelligible). >> share worked there and worked with all the people and a lot of customers come in. >> a round hill in the adjoining areas loved neither ice cream shop in this area and support russia hills and have clean

to dw is diane hall county, diane officials. i've given the press conference, so just a short while ago. what more do we know now? well, they've indicated that they are still about 60161 people who were treated as a result of this plays some or still being hospitalized or, or of course, we already know that 70 people passed away as a result of this fire. and there is an ongoing investigation into the coals up in the police expect are expected to send in sniff adults over the evening once the scene has been created as safe. when i leave the scene, they were concerned about the structural integrity of the building. and that it wouldn't be safe to see people or animals into the building as yet until the building has been declared safe. there's also some residual heat in the building. and for that reason, they're waiting for an approval to send those sniffer dogs in. one likely, if there are any more bodies in the building to determine whether the dis told has stayed the same or has gone up. and of course, you know, with the, uh, an

diane abacus, diane abacus. yeah, yeah. >> yeah. diane abacus, diane abereallyeah, yeah. >> yeah., diane abereally quite frightening to >> really quite frightening to think have been think this woman could have been our secretary. our home secretary. >> she was. >> she was. >> she was. >> she shadow home >> she was shadow home secretary. you're absolutely right. gone right. the last election gone the the fact that she the other way. the fact that she deleted this tweet almost instantly that instantly shows that she actually don't how long actually i don't know how long how was it up there? how long was it up there? >> someone got hold of her. >> someone got hold of her. >> clear on what the >> so we're clear on what the tweet those who aren't tweet is for those who aren't aware, may able to show it aware, we may be able to show it on the screen. but for those who are lee anderson tweeted on the screen. but for those who are people lee anderson tweeted on the screen. but for those who are people who anderson tweeted on the screen. but for those who are people who didn'ton tweeted o

but it will require a decisive act, action and political will. diane all occur in johannesburg. thank you. and have a look now and some of the other stories making news around the world today. a day after military officials, these power in the bottom, the african union has to spend that the countries membership. the military is named the chief of the republican guard. as head of a transitional, government leaders have condemned the crew, which ended more than 5 decades of the bongo family rolling up on former us president donald trump has pleaded not guilty in the georgia election fraud case. this means he has waved his rights to appear in court next week. trump an 18 others have been charged with trying to overturn the results of the 2020 election in the southeastern states. and 2 former leaders of the us extremist group round boys have been sentenced to prison for their role in the january 6 capital attack. zachary rail was given 15 years in jail, just hours out for joseph bigs. was received a 17 year sentence. prosecutors said they were key figures and the violent attempts to

navy and decided to open up an ice cream shop it it takes time for the parent to put money down and diane one of the managers at zen citizen in arena hills open and serve old-fashioned ice cream. >> over 20 years. >> yeah. >> had my own business i was a firefighter and came in- in 1969 her dad had ice cream and left here still the owner but shortly after um, in here became the inc. maker the manager and lead and branded the store from day to day and in the late 90s- was obvious choice he sold it to him and he called us up one night and said i'm going to sell the ice cream store what you you talking about diane came and looked at the store and something we want to do and had a history of her dad here and growing up here at the ice cream store we decided to take that business on. >> and have it in the family i didn't want to sell it. >> to keep it here in san francisco. >> and (unintelligible). >> share worked there and worked with all the people and a lot of customers come in. >> a round hill in the adjoining areas loved neither ice cream shop in this area and support russia hills and have

have any idea, diane? what might have caused this blaze to this point and not saying yet what may have caused the blaze. i think it's still too early to tell since this fire broke out in the early hours of the morning. the emergency services once they've kid, that building will then start with the investigation to determine the cause of that fire mountain. and what about the reaction of authorities when the fire broke out? did, were they able to get on to the scene and in clear the building fairly quickly or did the fire burn before quite a while before anyone came? well, initial reports are that the community members themselves initially started to try and help people coming out of the building and they are a member of a high rise buildings in that area. and soon afterwards, emergency services arrived already in the early hours of the morning. so they've been, they since around 2 am and they've been working since that time. we've also heard that the other organizations like the gift of the gibbs, which is

diane diamond and attorney areva martin.ve been so curious about this headline and this ruling ever since i saw. let me begin with you diane, because you actually, you first broke the news about accusations of an inappropriate relationship with michael jackson, and a young boy back in 1993. and i wonder beast from, then to now, so many years have passed what was your reaction to friday's ruling, well i was not surprised because so many states -- they're old statute of limitation limitations, so i know the two men's attorney, benson aldi. i knew he wasn't going to give up, and i think it comes down to this. if the catholic church is responsible for gets priests did, and if the boy scouts are responsible for what there is scouts did, this is what the appellate court ruled. the same standard should apply to the businesses of michael jackson, even though he owned them solely himself. >> areva, i want to unpack that. people might hear this and say, wait a second, they can now go back to court and sue the jackson estate again? or

diane, you were earlier on the beach.e tourists just running around trying to see how things are looking -- what are the conditions right now? and hopefully, other than you, not a whole lot of people around -- >> we are one of the very few groups of people who are out here right now, abby. and we are starting to see the wind pick up again. we had torrential rain just a few moments ago. you can kind of see the palm trees behind me with the wind. but i really want to show you here -- we are at the boardwalk area of carolina beach. you can see the rides that it is being pushed by the swings -- excuse me, pushed by the wind -- swings up in the air. they were literally almost perpendicular to the ground just a bit earlier. we are seeing these bands continue to come through. according to the forecasters here, the national weather service in wilmington, this is what we expect throughout the night. we are under a tornado watch until at least four a. m.. we have already had spotted tornado and a waterspout in the area. tornado war

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let me begin with you, diane. you broke the news of an inappropriate relationship between michael jackson and a young boy in 1993. i wonder, based on then to now, so many years have passed. what was your reaction to friday's ruling reviving the ability to bring this to court? >> well, you know, i wasn't surprised. many states have gone into their statute of limitations. i know the two men's attorney. i think it comes down to this -- if the catholic church is responsible for what its priests did, and the boy scouts are responsible for what their scouts did, that's what the appellate court rule, that the same supplies to the estate of michael jackson. >> i want to unpack that. they can sue the estate again? or he can be tried postmortem. this is about the courses. unpack why there is a distinction and whether the state can be challenged. >> what we know are, is the state is not a part of the lawsuits that are being revived. these are against two entities, that michael was the sole venture of. one was mjj productions

national security, diane worked for chairman mike rogers. the very first if i'm not mistaken the very first u.s. government entity that publicly stated they constitute a security threat. so like me, diane has worked on the part on the security side and also the commercial communication side of things. so a very high-level question how do you see that relationship, commercial, strength and national security do you see those as to bifurcated things were together overlapping? >> they definitely connected and the concept of economic security and national security is well agreed on between all parties. i think there's some concepts in washington, d.c. that get used often and that's one of them. the race to 5g often used. i think we need to start peeling back the onion a little bit more and discuss that means. what does it mean for economic, u.s. and economic power to underpin national security and why it is important that the u.s. dollar as the reserve currency for the world? it's because it puts us in a position where we are able to lead. it all

diane, one question for you intrigues me. the definition of a inherently governmental gear, new and [laughter] new alice: case law does have definitions but it's really amorphous. [laughter] new we have a lot of sick people here in d.c. and elsewhere putting on their thinking caps and talking to us and been princeton. anybody that has good ideas on a set of metrics that that we can use to determine. but it is a sticky situation. i would posit to you that what is inherently governmental at one time may not be in the future. you kind of heard a bit about that situation in the resistance that jim first encountered with the radio quotation. some of those conversations, we were at the tail end of those conversations during my time at commerce. just getting that big government program to understand -- and they wanted to, but they didn't know how to implement it or bring it in in a way that was easy, so that will change as well. moderator: also there is not only a time element, but a cultural and social one. panelist: and geopolitic

. >> reporter: diane is among the residents who had to take precautions. she did the right thing, according to the oakland fire department. it is a cry for help that ms. margaret gordon has been voicing now for 27 years as the head of the west oakland environmental indicators project. >> we had a fire in april with another recycler. so we have had two fires this year. from a recycler. >> reporter: she says every time this happens she gets emails and phone calls from residents reporting health issues like respiratory problems and headaches. >> i have to fight a little bit harder. y'all got to go! you really -- it -- it is not necessary for you to be this close to people anymore! >> the people who work close, in close proximity to the fire, will they be compensated if they need to take time off? what kind of protection will they have moving forward? >> reporter: diane tells me she hopes incidents like this fire can push the city to deal with these environmental issues as soon as possible. >> as you heard mentioned, the recycling yard has had fires before. in

wait, dian, i'm waiting for you. diana needs to talk.dian wait, anton, i 'll figure it out anyway, and beware if you poke your head in, if anything, grishka will unscrew your head. diana wait, i don't care, but you understand. they are not handy to keep the goods, i worked mine. now get out. wait guys. hey listen, could you call back later. i have a serious conversation here. well good good. well, well, i'll come in the evening, wait outside the house at 7:00. i'll try not to be late. no, i won't get up. your mother will bite me, go down to the car, we'll talk there. yeah, i remember. yes, yes, such a beautiful woman congratulated them all that evening, and therefore i remember them, usually after the performance of gentlemen, she meets her unprepossessing such, boy, the price of the watch was spinning, and then he was waiting for her car. hello let's go so then she got into his car and they left, the car is such a silver-gray foreign car. hello, i am not familiar with models. and the number may be remembered, but the number is not visib

but coming diane vile coming up, diane abbott's vile migrant has left her migrant tweet has left hercal hanging a political career hanging by a thread. starmer thread. so does keir starmer need rapidly early and need to act rapidly early and kick her out for good from the labour party? former tory minister and conservative firebrand ann widdecombe get stuck that shortly. but up stuck into that shortly. but up next in the clash, a controversial new children's book set to depict princess book is set to depict princess diana's bulimia diana's battle with bulimia before blaming her condition on prince charles. now king charles's affair. but is it appropriate to push such a difficult subject on kids while dragging the king's name through the mud? lady victoria harvey and amy ansell debate that next. but what do you think? diana gbnews.com vote now poll at gb news on twitter . back after this 9:00 only on gb news britain's news . channel and widdecombe and news. channel and widdecombe and my royal master minds coming up. >> but first, the clash and the memory of princess diana will be invo

then allow you to do that and diane then a happy this did not get the degree of an actual attack once in politics in the uk. how is that impacted how politics are played out here in the uk? i politics are played out here in the uk? ., �* ~ ., ., ., politics are played out here in the uk? q ~ ., ., ., ._ politics are played out here in the uk? ., ., , uk? i don't know how to really use this, a uk? i don't know how to really use this. a man — uk? i don't know how to really use this, a man has _ uk? i don't know how to really use this, a man has been _ uk? i don't know how to really use this, a man has been killed - uk? i don't know how to really use this, a man has been killed by- uk? i don't know how to really use | this, a man has been killed by utah police _ this, a man has been killed by utah police officers, to talk about british — police officers, to talk about british politics but there is no doubt — british politics but there is no doubt that things have become more polarised _ doubt that things have become more polarised and i am not so used to the murder— polarised and i am

candace and diane, do you agree?ah. >> yeah, of course. >> i mean what else am i going to do, duh. >> kelly: it's funny i think when we're kids, i'm from a small town, i remember i was like i can't wait to get out. i want to do so much, i live like my main home is like in a place smaller than where i grew up, it's even smaller. you realize how precious that was to have space and like you know your neighbors and you know everybody in the community. it's funny how that comes full circle. did you all experience that. you are both from california, i don't know about her. >> i am from beverly hills. >> fancy. >> she is from beverly hills. >> kelly: that's fancy. >> i was from highland park. >> kelly: both fancy. we'll talk more about our favorite books later. it's mother's day this sunday. so, we want to celebrates. mary, do your kids celebrate with you? do you do anything special? >> they do, i am a grandmother now so part of what i'm celebrating is my daughter, lily who is an amazing mother herself. and yeah, it's like

one of those such candidates is diane sayer, who is part of the original when she was candidate for a senate, you know, and his candidate for center in the state of new york. against sure analogous joe around photo were in favor of the war. but diane's air is very much against it. rand paul was on that list. chelsea gabbert was on that list. she's a former democratic presidential pre candidate. and all those people. and one thing in common in case those of you watching us overseas, who don't know who these people are in the united states, they're part of the american politics. some of them are on the left, some of them are on the right, but they all have one thing in common there and t more. they're trying to stop the united states foreign policy for being so much for endless wars, continued dennis, i think that's exactly the case from all different ideologies. i don't share views of the people that i just mentioned to me and they have another figure who is on that list of scott ritter, who is well known as he's a former weapons inspector for the united nations, a prominent spokesman