new york times books and publishing reporter elizabeth harris joins our program to talk about the social media phenomenon known as book talk. so ms. . harris, when did book talk get started? and exactly what is it? so book talk publishers started to notice book talk probably about a year and a half ago, roughly. and book talk is it's sort of it's it's a hashtag within the platform, tick tock, which is, you know, traffics in, you know, very short videos of people dancing or people cooking or people saying funny things or, you know, can be anything. and book talk is people talking about books and it can be videos of sort of individuals talking about books that can just be sort of flashing a list of covers and that sort of thing. and publishers started noticing early last year that it was, you know, people weren't just talking. they were they were buying the books they were hearing about. and it was starting to move a substantial number of copies and has become a real a real sales force in the industry. so how many views are some of these videos garnering? oh, gosh. i mean, hundreds of thou

new york times books and publishing reporter elizabeth harris joins our program to talk about the social media phenomenon known as book talk. so ms. . harris, when did book talk get started? and exactly what is it? so book talk publishers started to notice book talk probably about a year and a half ago, roughly. and book talk is it's sort of it's it's a hashtag within the platform, tick tock, which is, you know, traffics in, you know, very short videos of people dancing or people cooking or people saying funny things or, you know, can be anything. and book talk is people talking about books and it can be videos of sort of individuals talking about books that can just be sort of flashing a list of covers and that sort of thing. and publishers started noticing early last year that it was, you know, people weren't just talking. they were they were buying the books they were hearing about. and it was starting to move a substantial number of copies and has become a real a real sales force in the industry. so how many views are some of these videos garnering? oh, gosh. i mean, hundreds of thou

harry will be due out january 10th. "the new york times" is reporting that after queen elizabeth's death last month, harry has become reluctantparently some of the revelations could damage his relationship with the royal family.ckldin cou p aamles. >>> an 80-year-old runner is set to take part in this weekend's marine corps marathon in washington, d.c., hoping t dr. glenn geelhoed has run 170 marathons on seven continents. running is his passion along with his nonprofit, mission to heal, that brings medical supplies and training to the most remote corners of the world. >> we have done what we can to help not just to heal the folks that we see immediately by cutting and sewing, but by teaching those skills so that it continues beyond. >> the doctor says marathons are a great metaphor for health care because they both take discipline, effort, and cmmitment. >>> and scientists finally reached the tallest tree in the amazon rain forest. the tree is 290-feet tall and 32 feet around. it took three years of planning, five expeditions, and a two-week journey into the amazon to get to it. the tree was first spotted by satellite in 201

again, you look at the candidates, gavin knew some isn't going to do that, kamala harris, elizabeth warrenernie sanders may be there again. >> but i talked to piers morgan earlier today on this notion of it is not just democrats who might want to take queues to what's going on in the world but conservatives, and this concern what's happening in britain. this is from piers morgan. >> maybe a warning for conservatives who are already, you know, chomping at the bit to take over the house, maybe the senate, that they're going to cut taxes, do a lot of things, but reminder you better have that all ironed out and how you're going to pay for it before you go to do so. >> the most startling, dist disturbing, ultimately unsuccessful thing she said when she announced, only in power several weeks, said she hadn't done the ground work when it fell in her face. it was like how can you not do the ground work as a new prime minister in a financial crisis. >> i think the message we were trying to get at is republicans are under pressure, whatever they propose, should everything be paid for, could the mark

prince harry, sir elton john, elizabeth hurley and baroness doreen lawrence are part of a group who'veinst associated newspapers, publishers of the daily mail, the mail on sunday and the mail online for alleged gross breaches of privacy. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds has the story. i should warn you, this report contains flashing images from the start. they are veterans of the fight against media intrusion. now prince harry, sir eltonjohn, liz hurley and sadie frost have combined forces to take on the mail, along with, and this was a surprise, baroness doreen lawrence. she has had a warm relationship with the daily mail, two of her son's killers were jailed in 2012. for more than a decade, the mail helped keep the case in the headlines but this is what lawyers now say associated newspapers journalists have been involved with. bugging cars and homes. listening to private telephone calls, paying police officials for sensitive information. and obtaining illicitly medical and financial records. more serious allegations even than phone hacking according to a lawyer who has been

elizabeth: congressman, convicted murderer. >> mere harris, freed by philly d.a. larry krasner funded by soros nonprofits, eight years in prison back in custody, allege he had murdered again. christmas parade attacker 40-year-old darrell brooks down guilty on all 76 counts of intentional homicide. he drove his car into christmas parade watchers in washing shaw. what do you think about him releasing prisoners and felons? >> what he said is remarkably stupid, remarkably dangerous, and remarkably awful for the american public. we have got to go back to stop and frisk. we have to go back to make sure that people that have priors are kept in jail, three times and you're out. we are a nation of the rule of law. but we are doing to our people and our country is so cruel and so wrong it has to stop and certainly shows you know, forget about a stroke. you just shouldn't vote for this guy because he has bad policies. elizabeth: got it. we have to move on, lee zeldin, cath thick hochul, watch what happened, watch democrat representative sean maloney he is dismissing voters u

kamala harris still believes that actually it is climate change that is propelling this. it is not the magnet she is doing. elizabethof homeless people, homeless military vets on our streets and this is going on. jason chaffetz. you're terrific. gop members slam democrats for blocking probes of irs destruction of 30 million taxpayer documents last year amid a system overload. brandon arnold of the national taxpayers union next on "the evening edit" another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want - your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip converged network. from the most innovative company. bring on today with comcast business. powering possibilities. ♪ ♪ ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪ just look around... this digital age we're living in, it's etty unbelievable. problem is, not everyone's fully living in it. nobody should have to take a clas

prince harry, baroness doreen lawrence, sir eltonjohn and elizabeth hurley are part of a group who'ved newspapers, publishers of the daily mail, the mail on sunday and the mail0nline for alleged gross breaches of privacy. our home affairs correspondent, tom symonds, has the story. they are veterans of the fight against media intrusion. now, prince harry, sir eltonjohn and his partner david furnish, liz hurley and sadie frost have combined forces to take on the mail, along with — and this was a surprise — baroness doreen lawrence. she has had a warm relationship with the daily mail. two of her son stephen's killers were jailed in 2012. for more than a decade, the mail helped keep the case in the headlines. but this is what lawyers now say associated newspapers journalists have been involved with: more serious allegations even than phone hacking, according to a lawyer who has been involved in legal action against associated newspapers. they are highly intrusive. they are means of delving into the private lives of people, and private lives which are protected by statute under the human r

prince harry, baroness doreen lawrence, sir eltonjohn and elizabeth hurley are part of a group who haveeaches of privacy. our home affairs correspondent has the story. they are veterans of the fight against media intrusion. now prince harry, sir eltonjohn, liz hurley and sadie frost have combined forces to take on the mail, along with, and this was a surprise, baroness doreen lawrence. she has had a warm relationship with the daily mail, two of her son's killers were jailed in 2012. �* more than a decade, the in 2012. for more than a decade, the mail helped keep the case in the headlines but this is what lawyers now say associated newspapers journalists have been involved with. bargain cars and homes. listening to private telephone calls, paying police officials for sensitive information. and obtaining illicitly medical and financial records. more serious allegations even than phone hacking according to a lawyer who has been involved in legal action against associated newspapers. thea;r against associated newspapers. they are hiuhl against associated newspapers. tie: are highly intrusiv

prince harry, sir eltonjohn, david furnish, his partner, the actresses elizabeth hurley and sadie frostnto the civil courts, but look at what they are claiming. bugging cars and homes using private investigators, secretly listening to and recording live phone calls, paying police officials for sensitive information, obtaining medical information and financial information, and their lawyers say that they have banded together to uncover the truth and told journalists to account, united in their desire to live in a world where the press operates freely yet responsibly. just as i sat down here, we received a statement from associated press, saying we utterly and unambiguously refute these preposterous smears which are an orchestrated attempt to drag that paper back into the phone hacking scandal. ., ., , paper back into the phone hacking scandal. ., ., ~ paper back into the phone hacking scandal. ., ., the time is... our top story this evening. 60% of people living with dementia are not getting the help they need according to one major charity. it's according to one major charity. it's a co

wife, and again, judging by the rumors, the producers left to meet harry and meghan markle, again, out of respect for queen elizabethregarding the 5th season of the crown, why is there such a resonance ? everything took on even more forms, i will remind you that this series began to be released in 2016, once there were a lot of expectations for it because the authors began to position it as one of the most expensive series in the world, because even the most expensive at that time claire foy was the main actress and john lidgow was the actor churchill's role received a huge number of awards in general, the series received a huge number of various prestigious awards, and the number of viewers was simply incredible. at that time, the platform was not the same as thanks to this series, it received a huge number of subscribers, and it was already decided that and this series will continue for the next seasons, we have a new ruler, she is young and she's a woman, i'll take her place if you don't mind, the crown has its privileges , don't you think that i preferred to stay in the shadow of other people's eyes, no matter w

elizabeth: where is nancy pelosi? where is vice president harris?pressley, ilhan omar? where are they calling for justice for the women victims? >> you know it is sad and infuriating to listen to all of that. of course they're nowhere to be found. there is not a peep out of them, liz. while crime is spiking when their rhetoric had a role in this by them attacking law enforcement, vilifying us it gave criminals the green light. now it is disproportionately impacting minority communities, 12 times the homicide rate for black americans compared to everyone else. we're seeing increased violence against women in our communities. it all stems from them pushing this. you know liz, where are the social justice warriors? where are actors, actresses musicians, athletes, where are they when the violent crime spike is impacting our communities? don't their lives matter? the cat has all of their collective tongues must be monsterous. they're hypocrites. elizabeth: thank you, joe. good to hear from you. we'll stay on the story. >> thank you. elizabeth: we have mo

mail on sunday and the mail online, and the people include prince harry, sir elton john, david furnish, sir elton�*s partner, elizabethess doreen lawrence, and they have launched this action against associated newspapers. a further press releases that these individuals have become aware of compelling and highly distressing evidence that they have been the victims of abhorrent criminal activity and gross breaches of privacy by associated newspapers. so thatis privacy by associated newspapers. so that is the news that is just in, we haven't had any response from associated newspapers yet, and we will of course bring you that once we have it. let's move on. analysis by the alzheimer's society suggests that nearly 60% of those diagnosed with dementia are not getting the help they need. the government says it is providing an additional £500 million to local authorities for adult social care this winter. this is to speed up care assessments and access to care packages. our correspondentjeremy cooke and producer claire kendall have spent days filming withjo and bill to see the struggle they face at their home in newcastle. m

. >>> meghan markle on the death of queen elizabeth for the first time looking back on their relationship, mourning with prince harry job seekers are falling prey. some tricked into giving up their personal information. this morning, the red flags and expert advice so you don't fall victim. >>> "the crown" controversy. with fans counting down just days until the new season, why oscar winner judi dench is calling the popular show crude and cruel. ♪ ain't no mountain high enough ♪ >> reporter: and don't miss the million dollar surprise. this morning, a "gma" moment you won't soon forget. highlighting this hero doctor. dedicated to empowering his community. >> dr. o, you are my hero. i'm here because of you. thank you. >> after an accident changed his life. now he's reminding us all that not even the sky is the limit. it's a "gma" moment like no other and it's all happening live as we say -- >> all: good morning, america! yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >>> live in times square, this is "gma". >>> good morning, america. they are in the spirit down there. they're feeling it because we are getting closer to this morning's

william and harry, i remind you that the main feature of the series is the regular change of the cast playing the roles monarchs and other historical figures. in the new season, queen elizabeth a stonton, and princess diana elizabeth debiki. the actress was replaced by olivia colman and emma koren of the actors photographed on the set, which is currently taking place in mallorca and is supposed to create a royal family vacation there in 1997 , in this episode, diana and her children should arrive at the villa. and in the frame of the actress somewhere in a red dress with a belt, some attentive fans of the series noted that? the outfit is similar to the dress that the princess wore in july 1997 during a visit to nordvik park and in fact, looking at these, looking at these photos, you might think that uh, this is real uh, shots-poration, but no, this is an actress very similar to princess diana well , really, how they actually do it, because we know very well what the actress looks like. well, as if without any intervention of stylists. it is clear that this is all a very story, stylized by professionals, but just a striking resemblance, at least in general terms, it is impres

you mentioned prince harry and elton john there, including in this list of six is eltonjohn�*s partner, the actress elizabethst notably is there in a story lawrence, mother of stephen lawrence he was murdered in nets 93. what they allege by having large papers in the courts in london this afternoon is a startling array of widescale surveillance, interception of communications, what is known as blacking, manipulation and deception to gain information about them and regard to hospitals, clinics, banks, cars, all of these allegations, all of these refuted in the strongest possible way by associated newspapers but nonetheless lawyers representing the six people claim this is a tip of the iceberg. they say these people have been victims of a boric criminal activity and what they described as growth breaches of privacy. and there are five techniques that they say associated newspapers has used it to gather information about the people's lives placing listing devices inside cars, surreptitiously listening in to and recording peoples lives, paying police officials, impersonation of individuals to obtain medical info

harry's book that will be "raw" and filled with "unflinching honesty." it's called "spare" and comes out january 10. meghan markle made news as well as she reflected on the death of queen elizabethful that i was able to be with my husband to support him. what is so beautiful is to look at the legacy that his grandmother left on so many fronts. she's the most shining example of female leadership. let's bring in duncan, an author of the become. great to have you back, duncan. what did you think when you saw the cover of the book? the name is "spare", a play on spare me, maybe, something like that. what do you think? >> yeah, i think in royal terms, the term -- the use of the world "spare" is a derogatory term. it's a negative. you think of the spare to the heir, you think about the person in the family that didn't get the top job. i think the spanish translation or the spanish edition translates to in the shadow. so you think that this is harry pretty clearly with a book -- with a title like that, looks like he's going to take that line that he's the victim, somebody born in to a family, but made to take a back seat. i think from the royal's point of view now, knowing that that so

harris miles was in ft. myers beach celebrating her 40th birthday. she was in a vacation rental when the storm hit, water flooding the home, pushed her towards the ceiling which collapsed upon her. elizabethas found dead in her bed in cape coral clutching her cell phone. these tragedies come as florida is trying desperately to recover from widespread damage. people are lining up to get that needed aid. >> reporter: the need for help in florida, immediate. >> all of our food at the house went bad. >> reporter: at one food distribution site in north ft. myers, the line of cars grew by the hour. the navy handing out crucial supplies for residents without basic services. >> we got diapers, water, food. >> reporter: thousandings so far have been rescued from flooded homes with harrowing stories of survival. >> got push ready away. i went around the building. and i was able to find some bushes. and i grabbed onto it, pulled myself halfway in. and i just stayed there for hours. hours. >> reporter: state officials working to compile a list of those missing. . >> we hope to have a better number on that going into the next couple of days. >> reporter: hurricane ian's death toll now, over 100. half

three years later, in november 2017, baby harry richford died just a week after being born at the queen elizabethe number of cases you've had to go through and the trauma of every parent, every parent which lost a child and didn't have answers, in terms of that impact, this report, what does it mean? yes. this report, what does it mean? yes, it certainly was _ this report, what does it mean? yes, it certainly was a _ this report, what does it mean? yes, it certainly was a very _ this report, what does it mean? yes, it certainly was a very harrowing process — it certainly was a very harrowing process to — it certainly was a very harrowing process to go through that, of course, — process to go through that, of course, not nearly as much as it was for the _ course, not nearly as much as it was for the families who were giving of themselves to help us understand what had — themselves to help us understand what had happened. i think what you picked _ what had happened. i think what you picked up _ what had happened. i think what you picked up when i presented the findings — picked up when i presented