east coast, west coast situation.so that's kind of that's very surprising to hear that i was shocked i was absolutely shocked. >> we talked to him from prison. and we have a lot of people, stevie j lots of other people in diddy's life, and i think you're going to get a really well rounded picture and, and not just people who are going after diddy, but people who were supporting diddy. i think you're going to get a really well rounded picture on what's going on. but bottom line is what's going on is that he is at least reputationally crumbling. >> yeah. let's talk about that a little bit. and the support diddy is wrapped up in celebrity circles. well known figures. you were able to talk with people at that that, you know, that are able to give you some insight into this, but is there anyone out there really supporting him, among amid these charges and they're not really charges. nothing has really been filed against them. he's that lawsuits filed against him and the feds haven't filed any charges, even though they raid

cabinet meeting, that he will go, that he will leave this evening to set up a mission that saving east west coast lot to a correspondence in my, my a to 20 minutes duty, i many things. thanks for coming in e mail. so the situation in new caledonia seems to be so out of control. that's it . and the crone has to go to that himself to, to figure it all out. what is the latest situation? of course, my call is now heading to new caledonia and that's mid the worst unrest the territory has seen in over 30 years. i mean, probably this is in hopes to call this situation down, but there's also been reports that the hundreds more of security personnel will be sent to reinforcements will be joining reinforcements on the brown. and just to remind you, a little bit of what happened essentially here for us is launching this a major operation and you call it donia. amid the pro does the rep to the little over a week ago, turn in violence. now the reason those protests even interrupted was because the funds is trying to push this new reform onto the territory. and of course, the indigenous kind of people are unha

in gaza have come to a head with angry and sometimes violent scenes at campuses on both the east and west coastse are pictures from the university of california, los angeles, early on wednesday morning. clashes breaking out between pro—palestinian and pro—israeli demonstrators. these are the pictures right now. the vice—chancellor of the university says there have been horrific acts of violence, adding the police have been called in. fireworks were reportedly thrown at one of the camps and pepper spray has been used as barriers surrounding the south were torn down. a pro—palestinian encampment has grown in size in recent days, as has the group of pro—israeli protesters. dylan winward is a student journalist at the daily bruin, ucla's student newspaper. he told me more about developments on campus. from 10.50 this evening, counter protesters turned up as they have been doing for the last couple of days to disrupt the encampment. we know as well they fired off fireworks towards the encampment and there has been tear gas used on site. one of our reporters got tear gassed this evening as well. so th

then the east coast and west coast. >> reporter: governor ron desantis has emerged as a key anti-abortionhe supreme court decision overturning roe v. wade ended the constitutional right to abortion. >> we have unprecedented success that we've had in this state. we do have some threats to that success on some of the things that will be on the ballot. and those will be things in these constitutional amendments. >> reporter: today vice president kamala harris in jacksonville, florida. >> basically, under donald trump, it would be fair game for women to be monitored and punished by the government. whereas joe biden and i have a different view. we believe the government should never come between a woman and her doctor. >> reporter: voters in florida eager to weigh in. >> i believe it should be a state's issue. even though at the end of the day i believe that it's a human rights issue, so it goes beyond that. but if it were up to me, there would never be an abortion. >> i would like to have a choice in the matter. they went ahead and passed the bill, and we as floridians didn't have a voice. >>

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within six months of each other, after a rivalry escalated into an intense dispute between east and west coastsoining us here on the bbc. first of all, can you just remind us how this beef between kendrick lamar and drake got started? because these are two hip—hop artists who used to be, if not friends, at least collaborators in the past? yeah, no, definitely, they were collaborators — i mean, drake brought kendrick on tour. he had kendrick featured on the album in 2011 for take care. kendrick returned the favour and had drake feature on poetic justice. there was some sense of coolness there until kendrick, 2013, put out that atomic bomb with control. and that's when he said everybody�*s name, all of his contemporaries — drake, pusha t, tyler the creator — and that pushed drake the wrong way and this has been a simmering beef for ten years where they were throwing subliminals at each other and everything came to a head when kendrick teamed up with future on metro boomin on like that, which ended up at the billboard hot 100 for three weeks. and kendrick had a searing verse, targeting drake andj

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gaza have come to a head, with angry — and sometimes violent — scenes at campuses on both the east and west coasts these pictures. these are clashes at the university of california, los angeles campus. this was the early hours of wednesday morning, just a a few moments ago. a pro—palestinian encampment has grown in size in recent days, as has the group of pro—israeli protesters. there have been clashes between the two sides. these pictures are not live but we have been watching these pictures over the last couple of hours as they have been fed into us here at the bbc. violence escalated around 11pm here at the bbc. violence escalated around ”pm local time. it is now a around ”pm local time. it is now a a few hours after that. these are some of the most recent pictures we have. dylan winward is a student journalist at the daily bruin, ucla's student newspaper. he told me more about what has happened on campus. from 10.50 this evening, counter protesters turned up as they have been doing for the last couple of days to disrupt the encampment. we know as well they fired off fireworks towards the encam

in gaza have come to a head with angry and sometimes violent scenes at campuses on both the east and west coasts

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there's east coast, west coast, texas has their own they did a study that if the 1920s, one event wereo happen today it would cause a blackout for 130 million people close to half of all americans. >> and they report estimated cost of a storm between 12 trillion. >> what would take four to ten years to recover from, because when big one of these big pieces of equipment that sends electricity long distances is transformer blows these are sort of bespoke pieces of machinery. it takes months to build a new one. and if hundreds of those go out, it could connect it. and that doesn't even get us into the gps satellites, which get mucked up when this happens, which connects are banking shipping thing military, national security, all affected by all that power, we forget the sun is this thermonuclear bomb that has been going off for 4 billion years. and the energy coming off of it really hurts. >> you might have a long night yeah, we've got a lot to talk, aware. >> all right. listen. thank you so much for being here, chat and bill and just a programming note tonight at 10:00 eastern bill, we'r

christian: from west coast to east coast, our correspondent is at columbia university this evening forstatement from the university president is rather interesting because what we have seen is where police have been taking down encampments, protests havsprung up again. and now she is appealing for that period of calm. it remains to be seen whether she will get it. >> at the moment, christian, it is pretty calm and peaceful, as calm as new york city can be i guess. still noisy but nothing compared to what it was last night when new york police seemed to carry out this coordinated raid on encampments in different parts of the city. there were several universities here -- there are several universities here. columbia is the main hub, the focal point for the nationwide protests. other encampments have been inspired by the pro-palestinian supporters here. the president has been under huge pressure from right-wing politicians who say she is not doing enough to crack on these protests and also from many of the student protesters themselves who are really angry at what they say has been a heav

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within six months of each other, after a rivalry escalated into an intense dispute between east and west coasts he has more to say about his rival. for more on all this, i spoke to carl lamarre, the deputy director of r&b and hip—hop at billboard. thank you so much forjoining us here on the bbc. first of all, can you just remind us — how this beef between kendrick lamar and how this beef between kendrick lamarand drake how this beef between kendrick lamar and drake got started. because these are two hip—hop artists who used to be if not friends, at least collaborators in the past?— in the past? definitely, they were collaborators. - in the past? definitely, they were collaborators. drake i were collaborators. drake brought kendrick on tour. he had kendrick featured on the album in 2011 for take care. kendrick returned it and had drake feature on poetic justice. there was some sense of coolness there, until kendrick 2013 put out that atomic bomb with control. and that's when he said everybody�*s name — all of his contemporaries, drake, pusher. the, xtodd the creator. but that pushed drake the wr

west coast trial. double felony, yes. he's got eastst felony, i think he will hit west coast felonies, it's like old-school rap in the day, he is bringing east and west together. and i think what is going to happen is that there will be so much pressure on biden to answer the question, are you going to pardon your son or not? and i think the answer is certainly he is. you will not let hunter go to prison and he is going to say, i have restored normalcy to the country, it is time to pass the baton to someone else. my son does not deserve to pay the price is because of my political decisions. that is going to be his out, i think he's right, we saw it happen in air force in the sand bake there. he fell on the short stairs he was using on air force one, going around on the campaign trail, he is going to fall again and it will be impossible to argue that he has the mental and physical ability to do the job. >> jesse: and you know it's hot during the summer and there's lots of travelling and it could happen at any moment. the hunter thing is

these protests going right from the east coast to the west coast, private schools and public universities now and no of learning has been off limits. what started in colombia has been shut down there for the time being, continues to swell and to gain it would appear more support and to give you some historical context, rank about the west coast, the university of birtley which is also in california, this is where the free speech movement started, we also saw the anti—us involvement in vietnam protests at the end of the 605. these are things that resulted in violent clashes at times. but i think many people say that has been held up as an example of universities being a place for free speech, for debate, for expressing opinion. fast forward to where we are now under same universities are grappling with this question once again. and it's really proving a difficult balancing act i think between first amendment rights and what we are seeing an increasingly polarised country in terms of politics but also allegations of rising anti—semitism and islamophobia. rising anti-semitism and islamophobi

but politicians across the board also watching what's going on from the east coast to the west coast. it was the us heads towards the presidential election. it will be interesting to see how the candidates themselves now use these protests in the con pains and to what advantage. so i think that's exactly what we're seeing right now with this congressional delegation is expected, the company goes, i'm new for us. it looks as though this is terrible, this chaos have been truly, but i don't see public, but there is a time for them to show that with the money that is being spent on the buy the various lobbies, so that i can say dislikes what we can see with our eyes that he's a piece from a cap on simply cooling for peace. they are allowed to, um, the keep so to speak, to, to prove to that, notice that that was all the cash it's making sense of spends on them. so you have the military industrial complex, the weapons manufacturers who created the one that he took of divestment for weapons manufacturers. and interesting that you see that, that van diagram back. so you know what, what i told

east of england. and on the south coast in west sussex where they have never won before.ut, five independent candidate standing on a pro—gastric platform cost labour control in oldham in greater manchester as evidence labour's stance on gaza has had an impact particularly in places with a significant muslim population. earlier, keir starmer was in blackpool to celebrate winning a

we have most of the innovation happening on the east coast, on the west coast, and then in washingtonderal agencies doing two things, both trying to extract these technologies, but also they are injecting policies into how we use these technologies. they can exchange ideas, they can exchange business cards, and ultimately here talk about the benefits and challenges of all these technologies, and how do we move faster in adopting all of them for the next five to seven years? caroline: we wish you well on that, bringing together of academics and government, and see what the outcome is. we thank you so much for your time today. special competitive studies project ceo in washington. let's talk about what microsoft has been doing. it has deployed an ai model completely divorced from the internet, saying intelligence agencies can safely harness the technology to analyze top-secret information. most models rely on the cloud services to infer patterns from data. this is the first time a major large language model can actually operate fully separated from the internet, which allows spy agencie

we are not seeing weakness on the consumer side, whether low income or high income or the east coast or the west coast. across all markets we operating in 30 countries. we posted the lowest net locked in our history which is mediated by the highest adjusted people top in history. i'm excited by not just the q1 results but q2 as well as the rest of 2024. caroline: you get frustrated when the shares fall because the market wants to see more in terms of profitability for the forecast? ravi: our goal has been to continue to build the best product possible and you are seeing that in our results. users have been an all-time high. we ended 2023 with 37 million consumers. that number continues to grow considerably. we are not seeing any weakness or the local merchants on the platforms. we are seeing strong double-digit same-store sales across the board. our grocery business is below it -- is growing at 100% year on year. our goal will continue to be to build the best product possible, whether it is consumers, merchants, or dashers. ed: if you zero in on the adjusted ebit forecast there is some sense you

now there is currently, you know, in the east coast right now, and the west coast research being done connect that. but one thing's for sure is they're finding that with climate change in a warming climate, that there are impacts directly related to coral bleaching. and you can actually monitor coral bleaching and where it's at right now, levels wise on the noaa website. i'll make sure to link that in this climate and crisis story. wouldn't think that, you know, you wouldn't think that's happening as well. it's pretty sad because coral reefs are so beautiful. they really are. and, you know, this impacts our great barrier reef in australia. scientists there have been ringing the alarm for quite some time, so we'll definitely keep a close eye on this one. all right ryan thank you. we're going to take you back on land now because there's a coyote warning in the east bay right now. east bay regional park says that warm weather is bringing more people to the parks, of course, which means more encounters with coyotes. usually a coyote would just run away when it sees people, but some have b

. >> ainsley: seeing news on the east coast and west coast as we are looking at right now. self i have the we talked to you yesterday because that video was circulating on social media. brian found that yesterday and sent it to our producers. thankfully you were able to speak to us. we want to get an update from you. you weren't allowed to go to class and walk around your own campus because these women barricaded themselves. >> brian: there were some guys there too though. >> ainsley: few guys. you said i want to be peaceful. that video is famous and all over social media. what were you seeing? were you there in the middle of the night when this was going down? >> yeah. serves in contact with you guys and i said i'm going to go out and just document footage for this particular interview. i con studently advocate for peace and i told the jewish ucla students that we should not be going there as this is not something we need to take part in. because violence is not exactly the right way the reason why in this is happening. have had enough. they have seen the way the pro-hamas

virginia and after that, illinois, kansas, and then we're talking about the east coast and west coast of the country. so hundreds and thousands of miles that patients and families will have to travel for essential health care and what's it like for doctors like you are doctors and other health care providers who work in your field basically saying there are afraid to do this kind of work anymore, provide reproductive services because they're afraid they might get arrested or have their practices shutdown yeah. yeah. it's um, there's it's devastating and there's absolutely a chilling effect. abortion is essential health care. it's a part of the care that i provide as a maps attrition and also as a maternal-fetal medicine specialist it's part of the discussions that i have with my patients and their families and physicians and healthcare systems when we are placed in a situation where we cannot provide the care that we are trained to provide or if that we intervene to ensure patients health with with concerns of that our interventions may be misconstrued as not within the very, very nar

university protests against as well as long gaza, continuing students at campuses from the east to the west coast around to stay in an catlins until the demands of met. those include the academic institutions cutting times with israel and an end to us ministry aid. earlier at the university of north carolina, chapel hill, pupils took down the american flag and replaced it with the palestinian long on top of the building. at least moved into clearly encampment and can be seen using at the spray that has the students at columbia university in new york, students occupying hamilton, who will have barricaded themselves inside the building. this is after the university's management, instead of has the guns. so spending students refusing to meet a deadline to a band there and confident to well, let's bring it on correspondent, today's the boy who has joining us live from columbia university in new york and people continue to process that. today's of this. all right, the university suspending students for doing so well, that's correct. we're right outside columbia university right in front of most of the

there have been outside influences involved in the violence of the last few days on both the east and west coastt they would listen because they don't agree with his policies biden has continued to send money and arms to israel in the midst of what is a brutal military campaign in gaza. and the students are saying they want a cease-fire, they are saying they want the u.s. to stop supplying and helping as an ally to israel. they want their colleges to withdraw, you know, coordinated programs from support over israeli academic institutions and i don't know that president biden's position here would appeal to them. is he about first amendment rights, second amendment rights and is he about saying anti-semitism is wrong and unacceptable and violence is totally out of the question the problem juan is he not really saying it. matthew, another person that may not be listening to him is the israeli prime minister. >> no. bibi netanyahu is convinced is he going into rafah hamas' last strong hold regardless of whether this cease-fire that biden is desperate to achieve with hamas actually goes that place.

. >> reporter: roussin this movement across the country first out on the east coast and then the west coast and suddenly to the interior from new york to washington dc to la and seattle and austin and chicago just about everywhere but also as you would know protests have spawned encampments nationwide including over a mat and the university of pennsylvania where encampments were raised and cleared out by a latest efforts by colleges across the country to finally begin to reign in the escalating protests. >> we have an opportunity to lead by example. stop brutalizing your students and show the world you stand by your own mission to work wisely and creatively and effectively for the betterment of mankind. >> trace: this is from the lead person mat he says as president my responsibility is to the whole community to make sure the campus is safe and functioning for everybody. saying that the presence of the encampment recently made it impossible to meet all obligations and thus it was moved out. as you would also know mat and harvard were protesters remain camped out on harvard yard long h

israel. osborne gaza, continuing to gather steam in the us, students and campuses from the east to the west coast of bound to stay in encampments until the demands of match. those include the academic institutions coughing times with as well as an end to us military aid. early at the university of north carolina chapel ho people's replaced the american flag with the palestinian one on top of the building. please move in to clear the encampment and can be seen using pep as phrase or display of students at columbia university in new york, students occupying a historic, cold barricaded themselves inside the build.

. >> east coast, first west coast. what could possibly go wrong? they're probably armed. are you doing? both. all good. i'm doing very good. >> i'm wearing a tie. >> i'm wearing a tie. >> scott, are you wearing a tie ? >> scott, are you wearing a tie? >> scott, are you wearing a tie? >> i am tonight in honour of louis. he asked if i'd wear a tie . i didn't really want to tie. i didn't really want to talk about it, so i said yes. and i wore a paul smith fashionable tie as opposed to other ties , we don't know if other ties, we don't know if this is not fashionable. i paid £2 for this at the at the charity shop right worth. >> well, we don't know. if it's not fashionable. we can take a solid guess, though, can't we? yeah, yeah, yeah, says the guy with a tie. let's be honest, if you're trying to remain neutral when there's an election happening, how do you do it? you have one that's got red and blue in it. >> see, we all wear drag, don't we? you're dragged out to be diplomatic. i'm dragged up to be fashionable and contemporary. and louis is dragged up to be just louis. reall

yale university, harvard, massachusetts institute of technology the institute is the east coast of the usa, on the westst there are universities of california and the university of texas and educational institutions in other states. during this week , a number of other universities joined the protests. but let's go back to new york. columbia university, there is still a standoff. when the nypd arrived, she was there. many police officers in full gear ready to face off, they climbed through the windows to clear the university building of the protesters. this student said bbc that the police acted harshly. there was someone unconscious on the floor, they arrested him and took him in, four people were pushed down the stairs while they were unconscious, and it was the nypd. both here and at the city university of new york , about 300 protesters were arrested. they put on handcuffs and took them away in a car park. the authorities are sure that third-party agitators and well-known anarchists infiltrated the demonstration. it is a global problem that young people are being influenced by those who are profess

can be there in a heartbeat but carley read that statement that came down 4:03 east coast time and west coast time, the chancellor working with the mayor to send in the police. it is abhorrent it has waited until this point. the bigger picture, joe, step back for a moment, why do all these incidents, these chaotic scenes seem to get out of control when it comes to blue states whereas red states, ug alston, a liberal bastion within a very red state, they need to get these things under control lickety-split. the first moment of unrest, they make a big statement and sent in a police presence and you know what, joe commit is over. you don't see this. why? because they would have had in till knowing a situation like this would happen. they would have had police on standby and barriers up here as it gets out of control and individuals are taking advantage of that. they know the police 12:00, 1:00 in the area but we don't know if they had police officers coming off duty. if they had think about that, a couple of cars out there it will create a bigger problem in a situation that may hurt the po

cities in half the states doing large events and many events and no matter where we are out west, east coast, mid-south, people have same concerns, they are having hard time getting by because of what joe biden and democrats have done to the economy and there is going to be reckoning for that in november. >> steve: that is one reason why. lucas talking about how groceries for the most part cost more. yesterday i went to the grocery store to buy a chuck roast and it was $28. that horrified brian, you were not interested in chuck roast, you were interested in rump roast. >> brian: left less than the right. >> steve: point is pot roast $30. >> ainsley: that will feed your family one meal? >> lawrence: two days. >> brian: been 20 years since we experienced real inflation. i used to hear about it all the time when i was younger. since bush 41 we tamed it. he actually lost election because economy was turning around, clinton takes advantage of that and bush 43, too, and for most part it has not been a problem. pandemic hit and then comes infrastructure bill and rescue package and other packages th

overnight, these were the scenes on campuses on the west coast and east coast.

west coast. it comes from quebec in the east.hould know about. hi! hello. hi. my name is paul natrall. i'm mr bannock. paul — or mr bannock — is a member of the squamish nation. he lives on one of the three first nation territories here in vancouver city. he owns the only indigenous food truck in vancouver, and his specialty, bannock — a staple in first nation cuisine. 0h, awesome! that's a mr bannock apron, isn't it? yes, ma'am. wonderful. let me put this on. bannock is pretty simple. it's sugar, flour, baking powder, salt and water. not too dissimilar from an english scone. the word �*bannock�* itself is scottish, so there's always a huge debate if bannock is indigenous. every community and every nation has a type of flatbread, and as stuff evolves and indigenous food evolves we have baking powder, salt, sugar, and now we have these huge fluffy bannocks. for me, it's huge to be able to have my kids watch and learn what i do, just because our food culture has been missing for so long, you know, through all the trauma that we hav

west coast trial. is that a felony? felonies? i think, yep. i think he's going to get hit east coast felonies. fethink he's going to get hit ct west coast felonies. it's like old school rap back in the day. he's bringing east and west rahe i. hunter biden. right. and i think what's going to happen is there'sk wh ito got to be so much pressure thene qus on biden to answer the questiotn ,are you going to pardon not your son or not? and i think the answer is certainlyin he is. to he's not going to let hunter go to prison and he's going to say, i've andis restored nory to the country. it's time to pass the bato n to someone else. my son doesn't deserve to pay. the price is because e of mys. political decisions. that's going to be his out. the hi be right.also we saw what happened at air force when he tripped over the sandbaair forc theg chair. he's going to fall. he almost fell on the short stairs that he's using. on air air force one going around on the campaign trail. he's going to fall o, again.it and it's going to be impossible to argue that he has the mentaeb and physical ability to do the job

. >> todd: betsy 5:16 on the east coast, 2:16 on west coast, many more hours for the sun, how does that play into the calculus? do you want it light out, dark out? are there benefits and detriment to both? >> in this situation, operating in the light would be easier for law enforcement professionals. strobe lights are difficult on eyesight. were i the police leader in dh charge, i might button up that perimeter with all that personal and look at, cut off the wifi, maybe the water, power, stop allowing them to enter and exit and wait them out and ultimately starve them out, that might be better tactic. every one of these police departments there you noare short-staffed already thanks to the defund the police movement and they are taking police resources away from the city and county to deal with this n nonsense that was self-created by the university. >> todd: that is taxpayer dollars, misuse of taxpayer dollars. you need the cops on campus, you could have avoided this if there was some real leadership somewhere in the state of california. thank you for your time. bring in criminal defen

east coast. towards the west, place like cardiff and liveable up to around 20 degrees with temperatures coming downhat we have seen over the past couple of days with tablature have been up days with tablature have been up around 23 and 2a degrees. looking to was tuesday, low pressure trying to approach both from the atlantic and also familiar continent. it might chance of catching of those downpours on tuesday. not everywhere but most likely for her perhaps parts of northern ireland, the southwest of england, eastern scotland could see showers. fairly typical for this stage in may. into the middle of the week and we could see more of a signalfor middle of the week and we could see more of a signal for low pressure moving its way and probably from the south or east. likely to bring some rain at times potentially for parts of east anglia, eastern england in general. elsewhere you are more likely to stick with the theme of sunny spells and the option of scattered showers. temperature was looking at highs in the mid to high teens on wednesday. moving forwards was the latter part of next week. fairly un

course, in parts of the northwest of the country, areas of the provinces of west azarbaijan , east azarbaijan, as well as the coasts of the caspian sea, especially the western coasts of the caspian sea, an increase in water, showers and thunderstorms. we will have electricity, and in parts of the east, south -east and parts of the south-west of the country, an increase in the speed of the wind is expected, which can lead to landslides . free collection. this collection includes two books that refer to the issue of islamic and western civilization's view of the position of ban and banan and answer to the concerns of teenagers. this book was written by a group of teenage women and published by hekmat faraz. in the pre- revolutionary period, wise, understanding, scholarly, and educated women were the number one. all these female university professors. all these female specialists and subspecialists are here there was no history of the revolution, what the revolution did , the transformation of the position of women, which happened with the victory of the islamic revolution. what was bigger than anything else in iran i

west, thunderstorms breaking out. still misty for north sea facing coasts. the best of the sunshine in northern ireland and scotland, 22 degrees possible in north west scotland. still warm for easting, the waving front will bring cloud, outbreaks of rain across england and wales. misty for north sea—facing coasts, low pressure bringing thunderstorms over east anglia. temperatures up to ten degrees. on friday, the front will push further northwards. we have an area of low pressure bringing thundery downpours further north and west through the day. cloud spreading in. brightening up in the south of england by the end of the afternoon. cloudy in northern ireland. scotland again seeing some of the best sunshine tomorrow. up to 22 degrees celsius in the north and west. but it will turn cloudy and cooler over the bank holiday weekend. on saturday, the waving front pushes further northwards bringing cloud and outbreaks of rain. cooler air behind it. a little dip in temperatures for most. on saturday we could see some showers across the south of england and wales but generally there will be sunny spells. as we are in may, it will feel warm in the best of the sunshine, temperatures lower

beaches there from land along the coast, just all up and down the east coast and west coast as well. i would like to see -- in my state, it's not enough just to address the symptoms of a sharp rise in the devastation. we all know what the root cause is -- climate change. too much carbon in the air. the good news, i think we are leaving the world in addressing that we need to do more of that. we have great beaches in places like delaware and we want to make sure that we wildfires to fight across the country. think. >> thank you. i will be passing the gavel over to senator romney and senator romney will be chairing this hearing while i step away. >> i will be a good boy. i want to anything to embarrass you, mr. chairman. i promise. >> i have a tremendous amount of trust in you, my friend. >> we are going to hear from director barnes. he is currently serving as a utah state worchester and director of utah's division of forestry, fire, and state lands. prior to this, she was responsible for the sovereign lands program interest rate. she got her masters degree at the university of idaho.

all of this as we have approximately a dozen -- it's not just east coast and west coast and more maybe universities or colleges that are associated with, you know, liberal viewpoints. we've seen protests up and down and across the entire country. i think it does under score something that law enforcement is aware here as we continue into 2024, two things. one the kids are not all right. the kids graduating here on the four year high school, under graduate course, their last graduation was held on zoom because that was during the pandemic. >> we need a graduation to happen. >> so i think they're looking for that graduation and you all talk about this all the time. the lack of interest, the lack of -- that students today and younger generations feel that politicians and people in this country are listening to them. so you saw this cause really big taken up in a way across the country, across political spectrums on campuses that we haven't seen before. two, i can't quite say where this is coming from to respect my agreements with some of these folks but there's a foreign police chief i he

israel, osborne gaza, a continuing to gather steam in the us, students and campuses from the east to the west coast, a valve to stay in and catlins until the moms and match. those include the academic institutions causing ties with, as well as an end to u. s. military aid. early at the university of north carolina chapel ho people's replaced the american flag with the palestinian one on top of the building. police move in to clear the encampment and can be seen using pep as fraser dispersed students at columbia university in new york. students occupying a historic whole have barricaded themselves inside the building. this is also the university's management said it's regarding suspending students refusing to meet the deadline to abandon their encampment. today's the board is covering the student demonstrations in new york. so right outside columbia university, right in front of most of the building that was occupied by a group of students that barricaded themselves on monday nights. they just made a flag saying that there renaming the building. after hearing that roger, who was the 6 year old girl

it's precisely 5:30 on the east coast, 2:30 on the west coast. i welcome back to "way too early."ire. >>> joe biden is leading donald trump in the 2024 general election. biden up is four point, 49% to 45%. from the second, biden holds a five-point lead among registered voters who say they definitely plan to vote within november. to help us break down these numbers and make sense of the campaign, white house correspondent for political and coauthor of the playbook, our friend, eugene daniels. let's start with the polls. we're six months out. there are real questions about polling. i do think these reflect a trend line. there was one outlier that showed president trump ahead. but joe biden has squeaked ahead. >> people were really scared on the democratic side for months. we're were seeing polls in battle ground states, you were seeing trump trouncing biden in some of them. but what the campaign will say, what they will tell you is it's calming down. people realize it's trump and biden. those are the people that are going to be the nominees, and it is not helpful, they believe, and