diane, diane, do you agree— scared. diane, diane, do you agree witp— scared.utin's like million, billion palace with all of his jets and everything. i reckon this could be a similar insider tactic of opposition parties that are chucking drones at the kremlin , chucking drones at the kremlin, but it just seems wonky and clumsy . and you're right. like, clumsy. and you're right. like, i mean, i wouldn't if i were the ukrainians, i wouldn't want to take for take like responsibility for that it looks that either, because it looks ham fisted. no, it was it's going it's going to going to trigger it's going to trigger of reprisal trigger a lot of reprisal and missile it wasn't missile attacks. and it wasn't tpat—taitipp- missile attacks. and it wasn't that—talking about| missile attacks. and it wasn't. that—talking about is that what she's talking about is we— that what she's talking about is tpew-ower— that what she's talking about is they-over-palaces. that what she's talking about is they over palaces to they sent it over his palaces to spow— they sent it over his

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diane yes. to the telegraph. diane yes. so the to the telegraph. diane yes.or thin? you would cost? are you asking me personally ? no, i you asking me personally? no, i can tell. well, you know,- r: 7 no, i can tell. well, you know, what do you — can tell. well, you know, what do you identify— can tell. well, you know, what do you identify as? f do you identify as? because, you know.— do you identify as? because, you know, you might identify as fat. i'm pretty sure you can. so you would cost £756. right. but but people who have got a bmi of over 40 will cost sort of £1,375. twice as much. twice as much . and it's not just because much. and it's not just because of obesity itself, but it's because of all the other things that come in with obesity problems. you know ? yeah, you've problems. you know? yeah, you've got your knees, you've got your strokes, you've got your piles. oh, yes. loads of piles of chocolate and piles of hamburgers and all the other piles of things that they need to give to you. but obviously there's all the things that they have to update,

diane yes. to the telegraph. diane yes. so the to the telegraph. diane yes.re you fat or thin? you would cost? are you asking me personally ? no, i you asking me personally? no, i can tell. well, you know,- i: 7 no, i can tell. well, you know, what do you — can tell. well, you know, what do you identify— can tell. well, you know, what do you identify as? f do you identify as? because, you know.— do you identify as? because, you know, you might identify as fat. i'm pretty sure you can. so you would cost £756. right. but but people who have got a bmi of over 40 will cost sort of £1,375. twice as much. twice as much . and it's not just because much. and it's not just because of obesity itself, but it's because of all the other things that come in with obesity problems. you know ? yeah, you've problems. you know? yeah, you've got your knees, you've got your strokes, you've got your piles. oh, yes. loads of piles of chocolate and piles of hamburgers and all the other piles of things that they need to give to you. but obviously there's all the things that they have

>> diane lewis. we've been married 58 years. mr. pence: 58? we're at 38 this year.as she like in the third grade when you married her? >> 19. freshman. >> i was his first, my mother said, remember if you go out with him you're stuck with him for the summer. that was 60 years ago. so happy here at dover point. >> been a great place for the kids to grow up. mr. pence: we got a cornfield next door. i do have five acres and a pond. never too far away here in indiana. by the way, you're welcome. great to meet you. >> thank you. good luck. >> hi. nice to meet you. my name is caramela. mr. pence: mike pence. thanks for coming out. >> thanks for being here. mr. pence: get some lobster. >> there's a roll for you. >> i saw you last year, good to see you again. >> he's got like a third of the state and he's a marine. >> we won't hold that against him. >> my father was a marine. greg was in the marine corps, he's in the congress now. seat i used to hold. his noteworthy background is he was stationed in beirut in 1983. >> oh, i went to boot camp with a lot of those guys. some of

you are my second favorite jack and diane. john mellencamp grew up 20 miles south of my home. >> great to meet you. who is this? what is your name? >> daniel. >> good to be you. i am vice president mike pence. are you a big time soccer player or something? >> i am swimmer. >> i am carolyn. >> good to meet you. >> who is this guy to you? >> grandchildren. >> we just got our first granddaughter who was born two years ago and two more. turn around here, daniel. >> thank you. what did you want to tell her? daniel, what have you got? >> have a great character. >> you are very kind, thank you. tell your grandfather i said thanks. >> of pleasure, thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you for what you did on january 6th. it took a lot of courage. i admire you. >> very kind. what is your name? >> jeff. >> you have a phone? >> no. >> thanks for stopping, means a lot. >> this is a wonderful country. the generosity of americans -- there's been a lot, i wanted to thank you for your support of ukraine. and why we are supporting them.

has the choice to move or remain on their sailing, adding the option is completely voluntary, but diane says she was never given the option to stay royal caribbean and norwegian cruise lines say their occupancy rates went above 100% in the first quarter of this year with carnival close behind. >> cruise ships typically pre-pandemic always operated at 103% to 107%, so it's very normal. >> reporter: travel agent sonya bhagwan recently went on a cruise to the mexican riviera with her family and says the crowds didn't bother her. what advice would you give somebody thinking about a cruise >> book it as far in advance as you can for cruises you can book them two years out. >> reporter: diane did book a year and a half out and got travel insurance, but that only covered issues on her end like death or illness. no coverage for cancellations. >> i'm very angry. >> reporter: in the meantime she'll have to wait for her second chance to go on that trip in 2024 aaron gilcrest, nbc news >>> we're back in a moment with scary new video of a car flipping over at the indy 500 today with a wheel flying t

diane: jennifer? [applause] jennifer: thank you for being here. thank you, diane, and happy to be here with everyone. balanchine. i wrote this book for many reasons but as a young person i was thrown by an accident as so many of us are into balanchine's world. i was in the presence as i came to understand it later in a life-changing experience of art and watching these dances that left you transported and i could not understand why this was happening. i thought i would leave it all behind but i could not because it was so much part of my life and i was trying to understand what was it about balanchine that affected people so deeply, it had to do, i think, with the ways in which this man had lived 20th century life. he was born in russia in 1904. he grew up in st. petersburg and experienced as a child and young teenager the russian revolution, which was a harrowing experience for him. his childhood destroyed by violence and trauma and illness. he was alone, on the streets, ill, eating rats and trying to survive with this group of people at the scho

[chuckles] - anyway, i'm really excited that diane can meet up with me. hey, how's it going?ee you. - good to see you. - haven't seen you since the premiere. - yeah, that was fun. - did you get an extra check? - no. - no, me neither. - i'm still waiting for it. - suckers. let's go. let's go into la cosecha. - okay. [chuckles] - how you been? - i'm good. i'm good. - yeah, yeah? - yeah, happy to be here. i love d.c. [upbeat latin-tinged music] - diane, this place is so cool 'cause it used to be a cash and carry. - well, now, what's a cash and carry? what does that mean? - that's a great question. i think it's like a marketplace where latin families around here could come and get their fresh produce. - and now they're all latin businesses. - yeah, you've got a peruvian brothers, the salvadorian pupusas, a venezuelan homemade chocolate, artisanal. what's grabbing your fancy? - all right. well, i heard pupusa. did we not mention pupusa? - pupusas are cornmeal tortillas with different fillings like pork or beans and cheese and are a popular dish in el salvador. which was your favor

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pressure mounting on diane feinstein given information about her health problems. earlier today she waved off a reporter who asked her about growing calls for her to resign. >> senator, do you feel you are still fit to serve? >> what do you think about calls for you to resign? >> she did not answer that. she was being wheeled into senate judiciary committee and was escorted by the eldest daughter of former house speaker nancy pelosi, who has been by her side since the 89-year-old lawmaker returned to washington last week area the resignation calls were renewed after this puzzling interaction feinstein had with an l.a. times reporter. >> what have you heard? about you returning? >> i have not been gone. i have not been gone, i have been working. >> working from home? >> i have been here. please, either know or do know. >> that is diane. >> joining us is phil. so much to discuss. bombshell revelations in the new york times about her condition is worse than first thought. you mentioned shingles had spread. phil: we reported that and abc7 reported that. >> the fact the

this is diane incalifornia, democrat . >> the morning how are you. i'm calling about the budget and i'm also calling about janet yelling. also in the federal reserve. and there's chairman powell. she is absolutely correct. it's going to be adevastation , it we don't need that reflected into the world. north korea and all the ne middle east, any other adversarial countries. what i want to comment is general mccarthy may a focus on a news channel and it was a just a clip from the news paper saying that he said that the president wasn't doing his job. that is so juvenile. if he wants to communicate with the presidents, eat with him and he meets with them or me in another location. not bad mouthing him from israel when he was there just a couple of weeks ago in israel and palestine. the other thing is mccarthy has mitch mcconnell, the senior leader the major leader of the senate and the senate mcconnell has done a lot. he held up the election for merrick garland for the united states and all these things being backed up in the courts so he's got him on h

diane: we are coming on with breaking news. santos is in custody after turning himself in on federal criminal charges. unsealed court filings show he is facing 13 counts in total, stemming from wire fraud, money laundering, theft of public funds, and making false statements. the u.s. says in a statement, taken together, the allegations and indictment charged santos with relying on repeated dishonesty and deception to a center congress ended rich himself. an investigator reporter -- to assent to congress and enrich himself. walk us through this. reporter: congress and santos has been placed under arrest in central islip, long island, and alleyseds thedistin schemttos rney pieces to asthe ha ongress thment ces him wat the hofhe pa, unemploefits e meano helpple o needt duri theid dono forpaignndrhimsel the itmeg ingse camn fun f hirsonal the mhat posedgogo for his election to congress actually went into his personal piggy bank, according to federal prosecutors. and finally the federal charges and accused santos of making false sta

diane, the direction of jobs is often in the direction of revisions. revisions were negative we do have the chart you have my chart showing the revisions? thanks, guys it was the three-month average -- look at that. it had been 334,000. it's now 100,000 less. so you are getting the cooling not at the pace that you want, and the revisions tell me that maybe it could be cooling faster, and this 253 may be a head fake. what do you think about that >> well, i think it's very important, steve, the revisions for march was the lowest march since december 2020 when we saw employment contract. so the revisions are finally tipping in the different direction. we had the longest stream of upward revisions until about february and then they moved back down again in the last two months this is really important, because it means that we could be a t a tipping point where we're now overshooting the initial report on job gains, rather than catching up. we could be seeing much weaker going forward. it's not going to change the unemployment rate no matter how we revise t

and look at diane feinstein.k well, my gosh, we come right out with the knives. and four main, we don't do that. we don't remark on them looking as and while, and we talk about nancy -- we'll, we forget her age. it's not far behind biden. in fact a year older than biden if i'm not mistaken. so this is a situation that has he's a tough one. but, my gosh, it's got to go. it's not wrong to call for her to say hey. it's time. it's time. >> thank you to all of you, eric, rana jamal, reena, i am so happy that you're here with me today no one wants to hear me talk all this time. all right. >> thank you. >> coming up next, rapper fat joe is here on the set demanding laws be enforced and he is demanding laws be enforced after an order from the trump administration, we will explain, plus is new york city sinking,? the warnings from geologists is coming up. so adding a student title might feel daunting. national university is here to support all your titles. national university. supporting the whole you. power e*trade's eas

diane feinstein is a legend. as somebody who has worked for the last ten years you try to get straight the gun laws of this nation, i know that none of our progress last year would have been possible without the foundation that diane feinstein light. so, i want her to get back. i think we have given some leeway to other members. i think we should give some ability for diane to get well and get back. >> senator chris murphy, we will have to leave it there. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> coming up -- a second trump accuser takes the stand today, saying the ex president groped her with what felt like 40 million hands. the incredible and shocking testimony from inside the courtroom. that is next. and this is ready to go online. any questions? -yeah, i got one. how about the best network imaginable? let's invent that. that's what we do here. quick survey. who wants the internet to work, pretty much everywhere. and it needs to smooth, like super, super, super, super smooth. hey, should you be drinking that?

i want to get to what diane swonk told our fed team. she spoke last week about the fed's fight against inflation. diane: there is no roadmap for where we are at. they are combating inflation. it is not 1994 where they preempted inflation and thought they could find tune the economy. i think that is about threshold for a soft landing. but i also think it is important that even though we are combating inflation, it is not the same as the 1970's and 1960's. although they want to avert the mistakes of that era. this fed has put in economic projections. enough of an increase in the jobless rate is enough to derail inflation. matt: this highlights the issue. the fed thinks that if it gets unemployment to rise they can push us into recession and that will bring inflation down. we have initial jobless claims rising. that means people must be accepting lower wages, right? not so if you listen to danny blanchflower. i think this is fascinating because my whole life i have thought the supply and demand in the labor market determines the price that

the stomach, douglas students active as david hawk preparing for a diane at a public place, organizing 2 separate events today. as part of that boy holly, or this morning, demonstrators placed a flour on each of the bodies being marked off to represent the victims killed at stillman douglas. the doctor on the 1710. we did it for the warnings manning and i think with the rain, so the symbolizes how to time are. here's why it's already so we forgot about this . there's a, literally a team out here to come and clean them up, and now their jobs. basically, pointlessly remind me of our politicians. i try to swipe this stuff under the rug and try to make people forget about. they tell them that they're going to do something about it. they never do their approval ratings go up. and then another frustrating happens to do it again and in the cycle perpetuate in solving that's has been for the past 19 years, the jesus christ, another school shooting today. and what's the date now? the 25th. so this, this one's in the 25th active shooter incident and noticeable west middle school in central india

the same can't be said for 89-year-old diane feinstein.some democrats are using her physical and mental decline to seek some potential for personal to obtain power. here's an example. nancy pelosi's daughter is on feinstein staff. she's been seen pushing around the capital as you can see on the screen. caring for feinstein. it's some are saying then sample with questionable motives and volunteer for pelosi that this could be a form of elder abuse. trey gotti is a host of sunday night in america with trey gotti.he is hosting fox news tonight right here in this chair all next week. he joins us now. trey, great to see you. i don't know what to make with what's going on with diane feinstein. we have to state the obvious that pelosi seems to have some conflicting motives here. >> i think her motive is pretty clear. she wants to help out. you gotta keep in mind will, they wanted diane feinstein gone in 2018 when she was last on the ballot. they ran a progressive against her. she won but narrowly. you may remember will, they wanted to punish dian

life was lost in this incident but i feel like da jenkins is using her best judgment. >> reporter: diane told us she read the report released by the police he was in a potential life-and-death situation because he had been aggressive. >> it is not just the guard that killed banko brown. the guard represents the system. >> we asked former prosecutor and defense attorney tony brass to look at the video and evidence and he says the video showed high levels of aggression, not defense from the guard. >> we can't hear what was being said to him, if he was being threatened, if those words made him afraid. i don't know. when i watch the video, i see that the security guard is very aggressive. he is physically dominant over mr. brown. it does not look to me that that is someone defending themselves at that point. of course, the question is, was he defending himself when he fired his gun? >> you can find links to the da's report and the video clips on our website, www.kpix.com. >>> turning now to some of our other top stories. supervisor in san francisco now seeking federal help to stop fentanyl t

cnn's diane gallagher, what's going on?o oppose this veto override are chanting shame after the north carolina house just voted along party lines to override the veto as the governor signed on saturday of the 12-week abortion ban with exceptions and a lot more in this bill. and that's something that democrats continue to try to fish through over the past two weeks since it first was introduced. i want you to kind of see behind me all these different people who showed up here to watch this particular vote. if you remember, anderson -- i'm sorry if you can't hear me very well, but if you do remember, we talked about those four lawmakers, and then the governor talked about these members of the house. both of those house members we had been watching, representative ted davis, and representative trisha kaufman did vote tonight to override that veto. they needed all 72 of their gop members to override this veto. there were questions leading into the debate tonight, but in the end republicans in both the house and the senate in no

visit indeed.com/hire >>> senator diane feinstein's return to work this week has raised new concernsealth. you've likely seen her being wheeled through the halls of congress looking fail. she didn't speak to reporters but according to the "the new york times" report she did not have enciphilitis but only had, quote, a bad flu. so that was thursday. on tuesday she appeared confused by questions from reporters about her recent medical absence. both l.a. times and slate reporters saying i haven't been gone, i've been here, i've been voting, please either know or don't know. it's not clear if feinstein was referring to just the past week since her return or referring to past several months when she was recovering at home and not voting. democratic members of congress have publicly urged her to resign. there are questions about why at 89 she's choosing to remain a senator. jessica dean has more. >> i do wonder why the people who love her are not more aggressively trying to protect her legacy and protect her at this point in time. >> reporter: even those who know senator diane feinstein we

thank you so much, diane warren, for joining us. >> thank you. thank you so much.o top republicans -- one who is being investigated for corruption, and another who was accused of being drunk on the job. young lady who was, mid 30s, couple of kids, recently went through a divorce. she had a lot of questions when she came in. i watched my mother go through being a single mom. at the end of the day, my mom raised three children, including myself. and so once the client knew that she was heard. we were able to help her move forward. your client won't care how much you know until they know how much you care. ♪ i don't know how long it's been there. long enough to produce eggs, it seems. it would appear that it has begun moving towards us! visionworks. see the difference. when i was his age, we had to be inside to watch live sports. but with xfinity, we get the fastest mobile service and can stream down the street or around the block! hey, can you be less sister, more car? all right, let's get this over with. switch to xfinity mobile and get the best price for 2 lines of

diane, thank you so much for joining us.so many legends, elton john, barbra streisand, aretha franklin and tina turner. where does she rank in your mind as a performer who you have had the pleasure of having your words sung by? >> i mean, she is the best of the best. what a sad loss for music today. you know, nobody -- she'll never -- there is no one that could ever compare with tina turner there was so much soul and strength in her voice. i wish she had done more of my songs. that song "don't turn around" ultimately started out as a b side with tina and became a hit later on for a group called ace of base. but just the fact that she sang a song of mine was the coolest thing in the world. because there is no one -- she's on top of mountain of great singers of all time in popular music. it's a huge, huge loss for music today. the world today. >> yeah. so few singers have the force and the range that tina turner did, just vocally alone. >> oh, yeah. >> here's what she had to say back in 1987 to larry king about the kind of mus

." >>> on this mother's day sunday, rita braver will be talking with diane ladd and laura dern.and daughter performers, celebrating their long journey together. >> if there was -- >> reporter: a few years ac, oscar winner laura dern learned that walking was the only think that might help her mother, famed actor diane ladd, overcome a possibly fatal lung disease. >> they didn't know what they could do except if we could get her to walk, it would help her expand her lungs. >> because with we thought i was dying, we spilled the beans. >> reporter: ahead on "sunday morning," talking and walking with ladd and dern. >>> conor knighton is sending us flowers. tulips as far as the eye can see. >> reporter: today is a big day for tulips. >> they are popular on mother's day. we appreciate that. they are thankful for that. we are here because of that. >> reporter: tulips brought brent roozen's grandmother and to the pacific northwest. in addition to selling bulbs and bouquets, people come just to admire the vibrant fields. we tip-toe through the tulips later on this mother's day "sunday mor

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

. >> reporter: san francisco resident diane yap supports th decision and applauds her for not bowingo political pressure. >> i hope this gets out the message that, you know, we actually are going to hold people accountable for things like shoplifting. you cannot just willy-nilly go in and shoplift , you know, fight a guard and just walk off scott free. i agree that it is very unfortunate that i life was los in this incident, but i also -- i feel like jenkins is, you know, using her best judgment. >> reporter: diane told us she read the report released by the d.a.s office. the guard told police he was in a potential life-and-death situation becaus banko had been aggressive. >> i think that it is not just the guard that killed banko, although the guard did kill banko. i think the guard represents the system we are in >> the d.a. said today that she joins banko's friends, family and this community and grieving and searching for ways to address systemic issues that le us to today. sara? >> all right, betty. thank you for sharing these opinions. we asked a former prosecutor and defense at

. >>> senator diane feinstein returns to work in washington, d.c. what she is saying about her months' long absence. >>> a live look outside. our photojournalist is at the garden party in san francisco's flower matter where crews are getting ready to celebrate mother's day. look at the beauti goonline! questions?ah, : how about the best network imaginable? let's invent that! that's what we do here. quick survey. who wants their internet to work pretty much everywhere? 'cause we're busy women. we don't have time for lag or buffering! get internet on the xfinity 10g network for just $25 a month for 2 years with wifi equipment included. and it needs to run smooth— like, super, super, super, super smooth. hey, should you be drinking that? it's decaf. the next generation 10g network. only from xfinity. the future starts now. >>> we are expecting to see governor newsom's revised state budget. this will be the first look into how the slowing economy, job losses in the tech industry and withdrawing federal covid funds are impacting the state's economy. many

. >> you are friends with diane. >> i like diane. she is suffering and hurting and it is sad. >> isn't it really worse than that? >> all i can say is that i have known diane for a long time and she is really hurting. let's talk about this. let's talk about 2024. let's talk about adam schiff. forget about the host. i wish she would get the 8:00 show. i wouldn't have to stay up so late. here is the deal, folks. this is a bunch of bs about trump and russia for four years. if you ask me what is going to happen, i cannot promise you anybody will be prosecuted. if you are waiting on adam schiff to admit anything about this being wrong you will die waiting. what he did with all of his buddies is made you believe that donald trump was a russian agent for four freaking years. what we know is now bs. how do we get back. we win the election. they wanted you to believe that president trump was a russian agent. there is collusion. between the department of justice, the fbi and the media colluded to lie about donald trump for four years. >> let me

candace and diane, do you agree? >> yeah. >> 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 want to see so much. it's funny now 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'm 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 celebrate mamas. 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

i know that diane's 5th 19 a country divided welcome to the show. it's been a week and the 1st for turkey and the countries 1st ever presidential run off the convent regimen type air to one, became the 1st leader to ever secure a 3rd term and power or to on 152 percent of the vote. after facing the biggest challenge to his 20 year rule, his rival came on can each stone didn't dispute the outcome, but call the election unfair? and assessment, backed by international election observers, are the ones challenger had promised to restore democratic norms before veering to an anti migrant platform in the final days of campaigning. but the u turn failed to win him enough support to defeat or the one that we use special corresponding to abraham has more the rich of type air, the ones electronic victory is still sinking in here and assemble were the majority of residents voted for his opponents kim has killed each that a little disappointment is indeed here. honestly, i'm very sad about the election results. turkey has lost. i don't think people really unders