and as elaine was saying earlier, there is choice now. you can go to threads. or you can go to instagram or any other of meta's platform. or linkedin, depending on your target audience. it is not that these advertisers do not have options. they have lots of options. and if they leave, then mr. musk's business model will have to be reinvented somehow or other. i am not sure how. adrian: james, to what extent has musk thrown a golden nugget here to mark zuckerberg just days after meta launched its twitter rival, threads? if you were advising musk as a client, what would you be telling him about his brand? >> i would be telling him to calm down on the instability. i think it is one thing being a product guy and putting stuff out there and trying stuff. i would be saying to him you have to be careful with your brand. your brand is something that is incredibly precious to you. they take a long time to build, and they can be destroyed very quickly, as we were talking about with kanye west and adidas a minute ago. but i think in this case, he needs to understand that

so it is possible that if the elaine have in turned on and struggles, that is troubles will reflect in the you know, yeah. and physically, all right, well, no, yeah, yeah, we'll get into the, the, the hierarchy of a little bit later as well. who do i can make this come back to you in terms of the immediate here. now, what positive positive moves would you like to see by either side in the next 180 days? well, they, they, the government on the land also agreed to, apart from an agenda to conduct what they call a warranty sequence participation process. for the cd and society, the part, the theory that we charging the regions where the young man has prices to obtain some sort. so i'd eastern knowledge and um, which is defined by the community. that is what is going to be going on for the next few months. but i, i want, i want to go back to the point that it least was mentioned, which i think it is critical for the success of the space negotiation, which is a part of the big island in every area where each oprah rates in columbia is facing and finally, disputes with all the groups, most o

[applause] to begin with our panelists we have elaine rice bachmann who is the state archivist of maryland and a co-author of the wonderful book, designing camelot, published by the white house historical association and i try upright is a was launched in this very room on july 28 which happens to be jacqueline pkennedys birthday. i was there for that event and what i'm tired of practicing law by going to buy study at the looks of the book and it fills me go back to litigate. left but thank you for the signed edition. like jacquelinein kennedy hersef she also studied art history at the undergraduate level in the case at indiana university and she is an expert on maryland's historic public buildings including the state asked as well as the governors mage and she is a frequent collaborator of the current governor larry hogan. ms. bachmann is a former director of artistic property, exhibits and outreach as well as a curator of artistic property at the maryland state archives next we also have melissa naulin who is the associate curator of decorative arts at the white house just across the str

[applause] to begin with ourto panelists, e have elaine bachmann who is the statema archivist of marylandd the co-author of a wonderful book, designing camelot, published by the white house historical association. and i'm proud to say it was launched in this very room on july 28th which happened to be jacqueline kennedy's beth day. i wasas there for that -- birthday. and i was there for that event, io look through the book, and t heals me and i go back to litigate. [laughter] thank you for the signed edition. like jacqueline kennedy herself, ms. bachmann also studied art history at the undergraduate level, in her case at indiana university, and she is an expert on maryland's historic public buildings including the statehouse and governor's mansion. she's a frequent collaborator of the current governor, larry hogan. ms. bachmann is former director of property, exhibits and outreach as well as curator at d the maryland state archives. next we also have melissa nolan who is the associate cure a rater of decorative arts at the white house where she has served since 2003 and the presidency of

elaine was one of the few people who knew marie worked for the cia. marie did. >> we loved her as a sister. we respected her as a sister. and with her job she traveled a lot. we knew she worked for the government, for the cia and that was it. >> and you never asked what she did. >> never asked. >> but now elaine had a lot of questions. starting with what could possibly have induced marie to leave 8-year-old marcus and infant marquis home alone? >> that was preposterous. that would have never happened. >> so, elaine started to compare notes with friends and family. but the conversations weren't about the cia. >> they were telling me different incidents and different things that they had with andre. >> andre, marie's husband, things he was saying and doing didn't add up. first, there was jean's story about what she saw that saturday morning when andre showed up at her home looking for marie. >> he had a bruise on his lip. >> andre had a bruise on his lip? >> he did. he said, oh, i bruised it playing football with andre jr. really? it looks kind of fresh

melissa and elaine have made most of the points i was interested in.storically and broadly with when and how it comes to see a gendered role. reset the residence in new york for washington's inauguration in 1789 they only have a few weeks. congress is empowered to spend the money to furnish a presidents house. they effectively say get someone else to do it. there's a committee of two women who find the furnishing for the first resident. washington gets there and is very involved i'm very interested in what is the impression of the presidency put forth for this new nation for foreign diplomats coming in trying to strike the balance between not seeming to imperial but also meeting thegn expectations of the foreign dignitaries. note she's a very involved with the furnishings are of the three presidential residence through new york and one of philadelphia. and also the fine for the presidents house. there's a really interesting dynamic look at the agenda for the presidents house it. i think elaine, to your point their structure in place now so how does tha

those need to address those conflicts between the elaine and dollars groups. and that is a rather difficult object to, to find the find success by the national govern. the elizabeth, all i bring you in here because you know, the agreement doesn't really stop the line, as you suggested that i know sort of all guess have said, you know, that the, the tell her the tech arrives ational the tara, that it's created by the groups whether it be a tax on the public kidnappings, i mean, there's been no mention of this and it's true. so that may still carry on. but it is interesting to one to how the president and the negotiating teams are going to tackle that, you know, no more terrorism, no more kid. nothing's doing more extortion. who is particularly complicated because i think it's really important to understand what life is like in the land areas when we visit communities, for example, in a region like around, which is a place where the human is quite consolidated. and then he lives really revolves around the control that this group exercises. so even simple things.

they, the stresses with elaine will have probably very broad participation from all the sites of society, which is really key for the land. these. at the same time they land seen more connections or more possibilities to ship a sort of thing. so, so you have the changes, especially during, throughout the area that is the good side in there. not so good side. and it is true that these 2 sub birdie for ideals process due to several things. the 1st said, due to the, on the soul, you know, and off the land, especially of the leaders of the land on 2nd. because the land use a very at the centralized that are much groups. so it is possible that if the land has turned on and struggles, that is, travelers will reflect in the you know, yeah. physically on the well, no. yeah, yeah, we'll get into the the, the high rock is a little bit lighter as well. who do i can make this come back to you in terms of the immediate here. now, what positives put positive moves would you like to see by either side in the next 180 days? well, they, they, the government on the land also agreed to, apart from an agend

thank you elaine. i loved listening to talk about the early committee the jackie put together and having also been at winner tour and focusing a bit on your work and one of our magazines years ago. i remember what i called the hair dryer letter. and i just wondered but what the letter is wonderful very joggy, but it what i wanted you to talk a little bit about which is more serious for preservation was the push and pull between buddha and dupont and and neither one of the more actually thinking about preservation right and yet that was jackie's stated goal. that's right. thank you, leslie and leslie it former director of winter tour leslie bowman. it's an honor to have you here. yes, the letters are fascinating because you really see the the many many personalities that mrs. kennedy was working with and it's also fascinating because her first introduction to mr. dupont was made when he became chairman and it's a very formal type letter from then on all the letters are handwritten and yes one was under

i'm elaine executive director of the port of san francisco and i have the distinct honor of opening up this grand celebration. as the executive director of the port, my team and i have the awesome responsibility of 7 and a half miles of water front and it includes this they majestic building. i want to thank the people who put this together, lillian and justin of my group. thank you people behind the scenes who made it happen. [applause] we've got some very special people here today to make this celebration very grand. we have our mayor, mayor london breed, who will speak shortly and we have supervisor peskin and also, thank you, and also we have commissioner ed herrington joining us today. thank you ed herrington. so it was exactly in 1898 when the first vessel arrived here, opening the newly fashion pier and opening an era of prosperity and diversity for our city. for nearly 40 years, it was the bay crossing that welcomed everyone in and out of the city. the bridge went up in 1936. so today, this building is such a special place of travel, of welcoming, of diversity and we know that

elaine do you have any thoughts on the imperial presidency? yeah, i mean, let me just take off a little bit on the government itself. okay? when you have a government as big as the us federal government. something is going really right and something is going really wrong all the time. okay there are there are there are agencies that are ready to blow up and cause you problems you didn't imagine like the veterans administration health scandal that that so embarrass the obama administration and yet there's also great capacities in the federal government george bush could have avoided a lot of the problems he ran into in iran with a little bit closer attention to what the spies that the state department. we're saying as opposed to the spies at the defense department and that's a long story, but it's a good one. and what happens with these modern presidents who get there by virtue of their golden tongue and their ability to talk and connect which i i is important is that they don't have any idea what's going on out there the government. they're ru

cbs's elaine quijano reports on the potential constitutional fallout. >> reporter: surveillance video shows police in marion, kansas, raiding the offices of the marion county record last friday, seizing computers, servers, and cell phones. the paper's owner, eric meyer, says officers also searches his house, where his 98-year-old mother lived. she died the next day, he says, from the stress. >> it's intimidation. i think that the whole point of this was intimidation. >> reporter: police say they suspected the paper of identity theft and unlawful acts. meyer says the paper obtained information that a local restaurant owner had a dui and was driving without a license for 14 years. that owner says the information was obtained illegally while meyer says it was provided by a source and confirmed by public records. the paper was also investigating allegations the new police chief, gideon cody, had left his previous job with the kansas city police to avoid a demotion for alleged sexual misconduct. meyer ultimately decided not to publish either story. >> everyone has to be protected against u

elaine talks to me about emotional intelligence. she says, you know, i've worked with people who have great intelligence, but they lack emotional intelligence, they lack empathy, they lack a way to connect with others. her grandmother used to tell her common sense is more important than anything you could learn about. -- learn in a book. someone said "amen." [laughter] amen. clearly, that lesson stuck on shalonda young. no one knows how to read a room better than her. that is why she excelled during her 14 years as a staffer in the house probations committee, including at the end of those 14 years, for four years, the boss. the first one. and as angela said, it's not a question of just being the first. remember kamala harris said, i may be the first, but i won't be the last. i can tell you firsthand, as a member of the appropriation's committee and as majority leader, not a member of the committee but someone who thought the committee's work was a straw nearly important, to express the values and priorities of our society, and unfor

thank you elaine. carmel, next item, please. >> item 7a, informational presentation to consider and possible action to approve the amended port municipal debt policy and that is resolution 2338. >> good afternoon commissioners. inate, deputy director finance administration. by way of background, the debt policy was first issued in 2009 and amended in 2016. the reason we are here today is because part of the policy is every 5 years we reaffirm or amend that policy. i should have been here in 2021. we were busy with covid and catching up now, so that is what is driving the visit today. overall the policy just discusses how we issue and manage debt. it talks about some of the structuring considerations, how we trade risk versus borrowing, how we maintain with the (indiscernible) we issue debt to support the strategic plan, water land use plan and 10 year capital plan. one thing in the staff report is a error i wanted to point out at the moment, reference in the staff report that the race equity action pla

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have been killed by flooding and land slides following torrential rain full in the countries him. elaine region rescue is working to clear the debris and help those who remain trapped on 700 roads have been closed in the north of the country. and torrential rains and land slides, a full sea evacuation of more than $100.00 people in the italian town of bottom. next year cause was swept away and the town center was badly damaged as not swept through the streets. several people initially reported missing was later found, however, flights to and from the sicilian city of cataneo were suspended on monday morning. after an overnight rupture of nearby mount etna, the italian volcanoes spewed lava and ash over the mediterranean island, its last major interruption was back in 1992. and 2 people have done the copy of the islamic holy book. the crown in central stuck home sweetens and national security advisor is wanting the suites abroad and businesses linked to sweden, ships of increased vigilance and caution. last month demonstrations stone, the swedish embassy in baghdad to protest a series of

true. elaine galbraith airport, those $263.00, it is a system that means that it's passed on for consumers. if i was to tell you when you went through frank, for the main airport, if you want to pay the airport charges, it would cost you as a consumer, $52.00 euros to walk through the terminal. 50 truly yours to walk to a terminal. i mean, like they're scanning baggage and it is a fraction of that elsewhere in europe. once costs go well, they're passed on to fairs. the only airlines that actually make something out of that are the incumbent carriers, couldn't care less if they've got less seats. the prices are higher, no competition, sustained high prices for consumers. and that's the things that god forbid of this airline for 11000000000 euros, which they made money on. we should mention every other day was also a legal fight, according to europe, the union and, and what has happened is that, is it this functional? like why do we have to do extraordinary measures during co with that's just leave that behind us. this is about german consumers today under ability to have choice. if the germ

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marco and her 77 year old elaine marco and her 77 year old elaine marco and her 77 year old husband, philip, were both taken to hospital where they later died. police say they received a report of concern for a couple inside a car in mossley hill on saturday and investigations surrounding the circumstances is underway. the families say they're devastated and heartbroken . and prosecutors and heartbroken. and prosecutors in spain have launched a preliminary sexual assault investigation into the head of the country's football federation. luis rubiales, is refusing to resign after kissing jenny hermoso on the lips at the women's world cup final , saying women's world cup final, saying it was consensual, which she denies. he's since been banned by fifa, the world governing body, for 90 days. the spanish federation has been holding an extraordinary meeting to discuss the crisis . this is gb news the crisis. this is gb news across the uk. that's it from me now over to . nigel now over to. nigel >> well, this bank holiday monday , the big domestic story monday, the big domestic story of the

marco and her 77 year old elaine marco and her 77 year old elaine marco and her 77 year old husband, philip, were both taken to hospital where they later died. police say they received a report of concern for a couple inside a car in mossley hill on saturday and investigations surrounding the circumstances is underway. the families say they're devastated and heartbroken . and prosecutors and heartbroken. and prosecutors in spain have launched a preliminary sexual assault investigation into the head of the country's football federation. luis rubiales, is refusing to resign after kissing jenny hermoso on the lips at the women's world cup final , saying women's world cup final, saying it was consensual, which she denies. he's since been banned by fifa, the world governing body, for 90 days. the spanish federation has been holding an extraordinary meeting to discuss the crisis . this is gb news the crisis. this is gb news across the uk. that's it from me now over to . nigel now over to. nigel >> well, this bank holiday monday , the big domestic story monday, the big domestic story of the

stephen bozza and cocoa, elaine take classical music off the pedestal and into tiny house really cool gas, deep conversations around the kitchen table. and the loss of the music mark is that i'm tiny house because it does depend the 2nd dw, the base here through the vineyards, aisha coming off today i've been at joins the taiwan presidential race. fox gone, found a teddy girl, is the latest to throw his hat in the neatest contest. but what i, who's john? so it isn't. how much does china loom over the upcoming elections? the expanded, you're welcome to dw and use a sharp logical join us billionaire fox gone, found teddy goal has announced these candidates are for tight ones. upcoming presidential election go becomes default the candidate to throw his hat in the ring . he made his fortune. turning, fox gone into the largest electronic supply, i think so. think apples. iphones, fox gone, has been huge factories in china and predict village. he has a causal relationship with the leadership in beijing. as an independent go is trying to position himself as a candidate who could promote peac

elaine: no, i don't think so.ptive for a political party to throw over their current president. look at the republicans in 1976, when they tried to do that to president ford. it is very disruptive. it hurts them in the end. i think democrats say, look, joe has done a pretty good job, the economy is in pretty good shape. we got through covid. he is handling the ukraine masterfully. let's just stick with this guy, he is solid. i think democrats are going to stick with him. again, it is a lot easier for him to beat donald trump that it is for him to be a normal republican. but democrats are definitely not going to abandon the president. jonathan: can we reflect on 1992 for a second? who should fear the prospect for a third party candidate more? elaine: biden should. there is no doubt about it. trump has, from the minute he came down that escalator he has adopted a policy of just sticking to his base. that is all he does. he has never tried to expand that base. that base is old, ok? trump voters are older than the res

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elaine dunkley, bbc news, in pendle. let's go back to our education editor, branwenjeffreys. levels, but if you look at them, there are worrying signs of the legacy of the pandemic. a widening in the gap between the north and south of england in terms of top grades. if you look at he was going to university, the most advantaged and the least advantaged, that too has seen a widening gap. at its highest level for ten years. and we know that next year, when teenagers are sitting exams, many of them will have suffered a lot of the learning loss that has come from the pandemic. so warning signs that the impact of the pandemic on education is very farfrom impact of the pandemic on education is very far from over, but we will see an even tougher landing in terms of results next year. now, if you want more information on a levels, t levels, there is a wealth of detail on the education section of the bbc website. head over there, we will be updating it over the coming days, and there was plenty of advice if you still have decisions to make about your future in the coming weeks. cannot

marco and her 77 year old elaine marco and her 77 year old elaine marco and her 77 year old husband,hilip, were taken to hospital where they later died. an investigation surrounding the circumstances is underway . police say they underway. police say they received a report of concern for a couple inside a car in mossley hill on saturday. their family says they're devastated and heartbroken . two men accused of heartbroken. two men accused of a suspected ammonia attack in gateshead have appeared in court. their accused of murdering 26 year old andy foster, who was sprayed with a substance after opening his front door on the 20th of august. he later died in hospital. kenneth fawcett and john wandless were remanded in custody until their next court date . hundreds of passengers on date. hundreds of passengers on board a cruise ship will be flown home early after it collided with a petrol tanker dunng collided with a petrol tanker during a storm in spain. this footage was taken on board the britannia, which broke free from its moorings off the coast of mallorca. a small number of people

the actress and singer, elaine paige said he was "a legendary interviewer". his like again." the comedian, eddie izzard, described sir michael as the "king of the intelligent interview". meanwhile — sir david attenborough said — he was extremely professional, you knew he would know all the background and you didn't have to fill in anything. he was extremely generous, he wanted you to shine and would always laugh at yourjokes and give you an opportunity to make them sound funnier than in fact they were. and sir eltonjohn said... lord grade — michael grade — knew sir michael parkinson over many years — and was former chairman of both the bbc and itv. he was a master of his craft who... i don't really know of any chat shows other than the parkinson show that were absolutely an appointment to view. he was incredibly reliable. he got the biggest stars of the day to talk to and he had a lovely. he had such a respect for their great talent and their stardom that, although he always remained a good journalist, he gave him a chance to speak. journalist, he gave them a

elaine from texas, democrat. hi, elaine. caller: i've been watching since 1979 and i wonder why is that biden is always the topic of the conversation. why not ivanka and jarrett with the money they made and was not qualified to be in white house? if there have been obama's growth they would have run them out. -- obama's girls, they would have run them out. host: dawn is a republican in california. caller: good morning. i love your show. what is so good about you guys, you that them speak their opinions even though their opinions can be full of -- especially this information. i've been a long time republican. my parents, my family big republicans but i am tired -- i do not vote for trump in 2020 because i'm tired of the lies and someone out there who admits he is a pathological liar but the big think i am tired of us republican saying where the party of lincoln. we look at history, this office always been democrats. -- the south has always been the democrats. people ronald reagan started switching. the whole south democrat an