let's discuss with genevieve fraser. thank you for joining us. genevieve: thank you for having me. we had the collapse of credit suisse and even coleman sachs picking up the phone went recruiters call. where are they going? genevieve: we are popular again which is exciting. everything is in motion. it is counterintuitive in a way because what we might expect in a weak market, we could see a week talent or we are seeing strong levels of activity and what you might call a rewriting of the playbook in terms of hiring driven by a few factors. matt: what are they. this the compensation side different? do people care more about working from home? does that really mean a lot to the investment bankers? genevieve fraser the investment bankers --genevieve: the investment bankers are back to work for five days so i don't think it is much that. they felt they were paid down in 2020 one, likely for circumstances outside of their control, the broader performance of the bank and maker economic condition at -- and macro economic conditions. if they can make the trade and they can reset themselves

that was genevieve edwards talking to the l genevieve edwards talking to the bbc.ew him. he worked with him so closely. warmth and empathy are the words that he referred to, just about everyone we have been talking to today. about everyone we have been talking to toda . ., , . to today. that empathy which he radiated was _ to today. that empathy which he radiated was at _ to today. that empathy which he radiated was at the _ to today. that empathy which he radiated was at the heart - to today. that empathy which he radiated was at the heart of - to today. that empathy which he radiated was at the heart of his l radiated was at the heart of his talent has the most gifted television storyteller i think i've ever worked with. everybody wanted to talk to him. he could talk to anybody from heads of state to children in a refugee camp because he engaged authentically. i used to marvel at his work. he was a television star and i was trying to make my way in early stages of my career so i watched him and learn from him to used to marvel at the way he engaged with people so

genevieve's cat has never had _ without him. genevieve's cat has never had any — without him.y special training . without him. genevieve's cat has| never had any special training but somehow he understands his owner is deaf. {iii somehow he understands his owner is deaf. , , ., , deaf. of my phone rings in the middle of _ deaf. of my phone rings in the middle of or _ deaf. of my phone rings in the middle of or during _ deaf. of my phone rings in the middle of or during the - deaf. of my phone rings in the i middle of or during the morning, deaf. of my phone rings in the - middle of or during the morning, and i am asleep, or my hearing aid is not in, he will tap me on my hand on my cheek and if anyone is ringing the door bell or knocks at the door, he willjump into the window and try to have a look. then he will, and let me know. when the male comes, through the letterbox, he actually takes the letters out of the letterbox and drops them on the bed from the floor. —— when the mail comes. he is everything, night watchman, security, guardian angel. you are alive at bbc news, the

. >> i'm thomas genevieve, board certified plastic surgeon.st coast, but i live in the great state of texas. >> reporter: ballpark it. how many surgeries do you do a day? >> in busy months, 25 surgeries a week, 100 a month. >> reporter: acela santos is a school teacher and mother of three. for her this surgery is a key step toward a more confident future. >> after kids, your body gets messed up. i've already tried the exercise routine and lose weight, but the skin is still there. even if i lose the weight, it's still loose. the only way to fix it is through surgery. >> reporter: she lives here in san antonio, just a few hours from the mexican border. >> it's better to pay the extra $3,000 or $4,000 and be safe than go over there and then something bad happens. >> reporter: this surgery, liposuction, a tummy tuck, a brazilian butt lift, will cost her about $15,000. >> the reason this is dangerous is because this is called the triangle of death here, which is on the buttocks. >> reporter: dr. genevieve says one of his most popular surgeries is t

genevieve, let's . ive wonderful person. genevieve, let's rive it a wonderful person.hat is the message? firstly, if you have not what is the message? firstly, if you have got that _ what is the message? firstly, if you have got that screening _ what is the message? firstly, if you have got that screening test - what is the message? firstly, if you have got that screening test that - have got that screening test that craig _ have got that screening test that craig has — have got that screening test that craig has at home, do it, don't delay — craig has at home, do it, don't delay and _ craig has at home, do it, don't delay. and if you have anything that is worrying — delay. and if you have anything that is worrying about symptoms in your -ut is worrying about symptoms in your gut that— is worrying about symptoms in your gut that doesn't feel right, particularly blood in your to or a change — particularly blood in your to or a change in — particularly blood in your to or a change in bowel habit, talk to your gp, because it is very treatable. genevieve. _ gp, because it

let's talk to genevieve edwards, chief executive at bowel cancer uk. thank you forjoining us.t a sad time because you did work closely with george, particularly towards the end of his life. tell us about the end of his life. tell us about the man that you knew. he the end of his life. tell us about the man that you knew.- the end of his life. tell us about the man that you knew. he was so kind, the kindest _ the man that you knew. he was so kind, the kindest man _ the man that you knew. he was so kind, the kindest man and - the man that you knew. he was so kind, the kindest man and so - kind, the kindest man and so generous with his time. he was a huge advocate for power cancer uk. he campaigned with us to lower the screening age to 50 and that is a commitment that we want together. and he was just so generous with his broadcasting skills. he did a podcast for us, a couple of seasons of podcasts, and he was just brilliant. he could talk to anyone. he would interview a fellow patient, oncologists, and always get the very best out of them. we heard so much from other bowel cance

for another perspective, i'm joined by genevieve lakier, a professor at the university of chicago law who studies the intersection of free speech and constitutional law. professor, welcome and thank you for joining us. you have said previously you were surprised by the breath and the lack of clarity in the ruling. what did you mean? prof. lakier: this is a little bit of response to the solicitor general's dispute of the facts. what is so interesting and also difficult about the case is the plaintiffs have alleged a lot of things. a wide variety of government officials. this is a very ambitious case with a lot of different parts. they could get some emails and a lot of information about what is actually happening. what they found is a lot of communication between government officials and deplatforms about misinformation and disinformation of various kinds. speech dissuading people from taking vaccines, speech that the government, for understandable reasons, thinks is harmful. what they have not found is anything like an explicit threat by any government official against deplatforms. fo

. >> genevieve is the executive director of a nonprofit called city grazing.they use goats to fight wildfires before they happen. >> i'm the most glorified goatherd are in the world, i also answer to crazy go to lady. >> they have become the go to solution for fire prevention, thanks to their indiscriminate appetite and low environmental impact. >> they are kind of like 14-year-old punk rock humans, they push and shove and they don't smell very good and they make a lot of noise but they are fun to watch. >> but this year, these voracious herbivores are in high demand after an unusually wet winter drenched california, leaving officials and scientists worried this fire season could be one of the worst ever. >> we had so many atmospheric rivers at the beginning of this year, so much more rainfall than we normally see , and in some areas we are seeing much more dense vegetation on the ground or heavy weed cover. >> which is why today the city of san francisco has hired her goats to chew up this fire prone area around the reservoir. joseph is a spokesperson for the

force used against anti government protest is thousands of demonstrations return to the streets of genevieve officer. the announcement where they were met with water kind of protest is carried is ready flags and shown to democracy while blocking major roads in a ton of ice statements. i mean, i should said he couldn't live up to the expectations of what he called the ministerial as shown, which he said had broken over rules and place it into food in professional decision making. the the arts groups say, choose, you is expelled. hundreds of african migrants and refugees leaving them stranded in a desolate area on the border with libya, the 2 governments are in talks as leaving officials of refusing to let them cross into that territory. reports of civilians and the ports of his fox, rounding up african migrants following the killing of a tuition policeman on monday. thousands of on documented migrants of from to sparks in recent months, hoping to settle for europe in boats run by human traffic. it was under simmons report, i did see at the level of listening humanitarian crisis for migraines,

let's have a look and i have been compared to genevieve in 1992 and a least actress in the past. and initially i took it as a piece of flattery, but as more and more people said it both within and outside and idea, i begun to think it was in fact a kind complement. the comment on the she should look like me because i'm older. however, we time i would look at some movies and try to see the singularities between those . and i think there's something there a little bit about the official structures and skin complection as well. i think it's interesting and i do believe that the book and as i thought i stepped out, what are we seeing when we say to people who look really similar that we call them doleful guys? what is i only doing? so our i is, is capture, is capturing a mixture of features in the face, the nose, the mouse, the i, the structure of the bones there. and it's something that we use to recognize our friends and i would have family. in fact, we live with our sons, they look like as something that did it out of a sense. in fact, because behalf of us in ethics, what should i

genevieve's cat is never had any special training but somehow, he understands his owner is death. during the morning, he will tap me on my hand and if anyone is ringing the door bell, or not so the door, he would jump into the window and try to have a look and he will come and let me know. when the mail comes through the letterbox, he actually takes the letters out of the litter and drops them on the bedroom floor. he is the night watchman, he is the security, guardian angel. live with bbc news. uruguay is currently experiencing its worst droughts of the century, the main reservoir that supplies the capital drinking water has been a very low level in salt water is not being mixed with public water supplies there's been some rainfall but nowhere near enough. natalie is a senior professor in geoscience at the technology institute of uruguay talks about the severity of the situation there.— talks about the severity of the situation there. , ,., ., situation there. very bad. fluoride levels in the _ situation there. very bad. fluoride levels in the water _ situation there. very bad. f

genevieve�*s cat macro three has never had any training but he understands his owner is death. —— cattap me on my hand or my cheek. if anyone is ringing the doorbell or knocks at the door he will jump doorbell or knocks at the door he willjump into the window and try and have a look and then he will come and let me know. when the mail comes through the letterbox he actually takes the letters out of the letterbox and drops them on the bedroom floor. he is everything. he is the nightwatchman, security, guardian angel.— nightwatchman, security, guardiananuel. ., ., , guardian angel. formal stories from across — guardian angel. formal stories from across the _ guardian angel. formal stories from across the uk, _ guardian angel. formal stories from across the uk, head - guardian angel. formal stories from across the uk, head to i guardian angel. formal stories | from across the uk, head to the bbc news — from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. welcome back. you alive with bbc news. to space now because the most powerful person in america�*s space industry, nasa administrator bill

i am genevieve harari, a.i am the senior budget analyst supporting the dust community services programs. um i am presenting today for your, review and hopefully your approval the fiscal year 20 through 24 area plan, grant, uh, budget allocations. um the area plan grant program and includes state and federal funding. for our older american act and older californians. act programs. um uh, and in fiscal year 24 next year, the award that we have received for baseline is about $8 million. that is a 5% increase in total ward over last year's baseline allocation. um we plan to use these grant allocations to meet current demand. and we do not anticipate any impact on services. ah! and so we would like to request that you ask commission approved these allocations and the enclosed draft contract in your packet, including all subsequent amendments that, um may happen throughout the course of the fiscal year. okay, great. thank you so much. are there any comments or questions from commission on the packet? rule one, given

one question from genevieve, will diversity be compromised due to the latest supreme court ruling againstsing race as an enrollment factor. i think the supreme court decision against affirmative action make sense if you think we are all starting at the same line. how do you get people to understand this isn't true. >> that's a really great question. i would just prefer everyone to the president's statement in response to the decision. it was a really strong statement. he said that they have to comply, that does not lessen our resolve to promote racial equity and justice. i would refer the person join us to watch the president statement. i thought it was really powerful. on the other question about how to help people understand that we are not starting at the same point, that is such a good question. it gives me a good reason to explain why my title -- equity is a means to equality. equality is the goal. we know that not everyone is starting at the same starting line. it will require equity to get there. i was having dinner in poland with a colleague. what does equity mean? i tried to expl

one question from genevieve, the diversity and the u.s. policy compromised due to the latest and another question they say i think the supreme court decision against affirmative action makes sense if you think we i are all starting at the sae startingin line. if you say that doesn't matter, i think there is no current discrimination how do you get people to understand this isn't true? >> that is a great question. on the first question, i would refer everyone to the president's statement inen response to the supreme court's decision. it was really strong and we have to apply but that in no way impacts or lessens our resolve to promote racial equity and justice. on that i would refer. i thought it was really powerful. the other question about how to help folks understand that we are not starting at the same point is such a good question a good reason to explain why my title is racial equity and justice not racial inequality and injustice. as sweet as the means to inequality. inequality is the goal. but we know that not everyone is starting a

combined two questions because there is a lot about the supreme court ruling, one question from genevieve, diversity and us foreign policy that is compromised due to the latest supreme court ruling against using race as a factor in colleges and another question, i think yesterday's supreme court decision make sense only if you think we are starting at the same starting line. and there is no current -- how do you get people to understand it? >> great question. on the first question i would refer everyone to the president's statement in response to the supreme court decision. .. was a really strong statement. he said that they have to comply, that does not lessen our resolve to promote racial equity and justice. i would refer the person join us to watch the president statement. i thought it was really powerful. on the other question about how to help folks understand that we're not starting at the same point, it's such a good question and he gives me a good reason to explain why myn title is racial equity and not quality injustice. equity is equality. equality is the goal but we know that n

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let's spin around those smuckers jars and wish a very happy first birthday to genevieve of sea brighting ready for the summer by taking swim classes and things are going swimmingly. happy birthday happy first birthday to patrick o'keefe of los angeles this party boy loves cruising down hollywood boulevard happy birthday to him. t.j. moore jr. is from greenville, north carolina he's already training to be a jeopardy champion. he loves to watch the show i love the little bow tie, too so cute. stellal is the first grandson and great grandson on both sides of the family. get ready to be spoiled. and happy first birthday from mia duncan, a food lover from fresh meadows, new york. she loves to take selfies and took her own pic for the smuckers jar look at that happy birthday if you know someone turning 1 or 100, let us know at today.com/celebrate and we might feature them on the show >> i love that all right. thank you so much. >>> coming up on "hoda and jenna" the movies and tv shows you need to add to your summer watch list. >>> up first in the third hour, there's new hope for the world's

two—year—old zebby, who hasn't had any formal training, alerts his owner genevieve to visitors and phonex and acts as a night watchman whilst she sleeps. definitely cat of the year. a lot going on in that mind. you can tell. do you think? definitely. we have talked a lot about the weather abroad. we can see what the weather is going to be like at home. good morning. a long way from what we are experiencing elsewhere. this is the view in great yarmouth. eastern areas have the sunshine but in others rain is arriving and it will be a day with outbreaks of rain across much of the uk. some areas will stay dry but more cloud than yesterday. some of the wettest spot so far. the rain spilling into the south of northern ireland, into wales, south—west england. showers elsewhere. that is moving north—west and eastwards today which means northern scotland should stay dry but showers later. southern counties of england and east anglia, sunshine and some showers, many staying drive. pretty cool under the rain band. further north, we could hit 17, so warmer in northern scotland than yesterday. some he