isabella lesley. she's from kentucky, and she's the first american female camel jockey to win in dubai's all female camel racing competition. she started racing horses as a child. right. did not start with camels in kentucky, but made her first appearance at the world championships at the age of nine, so maybe she did. >> isabella says she went to dubai to cover a horse race and could not resist trying out the camels. she says she had no expectation to win, and in fact, she says she never thought that she would ride a camel, let alone win a camel race in dubai. i don't know if you guys have been on a camel. it's quite the ride. honestly >> yeah. would it be harder to ride a camel, you think? >> i don't think they're slower. they got the little hump in the back. yeah. does it keep them in place? >> yeah. keep you in place. >> i've never ridden a horse, but i have rented a camel. it's pretty easy. i've rode both leisurely ride. what do you think, danny? >> both made my voice go very high pitch when the

i'm isabella color. low. >> all right. let's get you a check. your 4 zone take a live look at downtown san francisco tonight from sutro tower. zoomed-in view of chilly city out there this evening. we know gayle ong is excited about the eclipse scale. what's happening? >> yeah, i am excited. we are going to get a partial view. but it's something we'll get to eclipse forecasts here now. so we're not in the path of totality, but will still experience the celestial activity. so as you can texas and ohio, new york illinois, even 2 main. those are the states in the path that i did check. it looks like there will be some high clouds in the forecast in some states, but they'll be anything breaks in clouds to without be cool. as for as we are in the 30% range here. so what that means, even though we're not in the 100%, totality will still see the partial. and you can even see it here around 10, 15. so just before 10, 15, we'll see that beginning. and then around 11, 13, that's when we'll see the maximum view and then it will start to leave us just around

zabeda, isabella is good to have you join me right now. now the us, one of the richest countries on, uh, why does it resort to spinning? actually we all know the reason that the u. s. is here, it's not about the lie. they have already told to the whole world, which is about fighting iris as we all know that it's a big, huge lie. when they decided to come inside syria and have their military into the government. let's re basis a go against all items on the international law under the pretext of fighting isis . so we all know that america has here just to uh, 1st of all, to week and the role of the syrian con, 3 among very the axis of the resistance in the region. this is 1st and 2nd. we know that they are here as much as they were in iraq, uh for new team oil and the ceiling, the resources of other other countries. so for them it's have double benefits over the, the, the suffering and increasing the suffering of the syrian people who have been under siege, says 2011. now how damaging is the oil smuggling campaign for the sea where an econom

isabella ramirez, the editor and president of the "potato" newspaper.t is columbiaspectator.com. thank you so much, isabella. now we will rejoin andrew, andrew seligsohn. thank you so much for coming back with us. are you ready to take a couple more questions from our callers? guest: absolutely. host: actually come up before we get to the callers, want to your response from what you heard from isabella about what is going on on campus. guest: the first thing i have to say is how great it would be if every community in america had a journalist like isabella who was covering important stories. it is so valuable to have great student journalism on campuses, and it is just a reminder of how important local journalism in general is. i think what she told us kind of illustrates why it is so important not to try to make some national policy about what should be happening on these campuses. the situations are quite different in different places. they are very complex. there are certainly individuals expressing anti-semitic views. there are some individuals taki

isabella ramirez, the editor and president of the "potato" newspaper.t is columbiaspectator.com. thank you so much, isabella. now we will rejoin andrew, andrew seligsohn. thank you so much for coming back with us. are you ready to take a couple more questions from our callers? guest: absolutely. host: actually come up before we get to the callers, want to your response from what you heard from isabella about what is going on on campus. guest: the first thing i have to say is how great it would be if every community in america had a journalist like isabella who was covering important stories. it is so valuable to have great student journalism on campuses, and it is just a reminder of how important local journalism in general is. i think what she told us kind of illustrates why it is so important not to try to make some national policy about what should be happening on these campuses. the situations are quite different in different places. they are very complex. there are certainly individuals expressing anti-semitic views. there are some individuals taki

sabrina: lo que me motivo fue mi hija isabella. yo tuve a mi hija isabella cuando tenÍa 20 aÑos.creo estÁ tienda de lazos cÓmodas y seguras para las mÁs pequeÑas. sabrina: estÁ hecho en un lugar sÚper cÓmodo, suave, no le va a fallar a la bebÉ que se la vamos a poner. patricia: quÉ bella. como una princesa. ♪ ♪ sabrina: tenemos accesorios porque es una manera sÚper fÁcil y accesible para poder combinar con tu hija. como puede ver tienen unos moÑos de corazones que son excelentes para san valentÍn. la madre tambiÉn tiene. patricia: de quÉ forma utilizar la plataforma para empoderar y ayudar a otras madres? sabrina: primero en cada orden que se despacha yo escribo un mensaje positivo para cada madre. un mensaje que le va a levantar , las va a motivar para poder seguir adelante la maternidad. la maternidad es solitaria. esta dice: tu cuerpo posparto es un recordatorio del milagro que has creado. abrÁzalo, a malo y siente orgullosa de Él. patricia: con su mensaje sabrina ha logrado crear una comunidad de apoyo entre las madres. sabrina: si yo puedo bendecir a otra madre, motivar a ot

avaria paciente de forma ilegal segÚn la investigaciÓn consuelo marÍa adal bao si 26 aÑos y su hija isabellajas: tenemos buenas noticias para acerca de 1,000,000 de inmigrantes estados unidos va a extender desde el prÓximo lunes 8 de abril la vigencia de ciertos permisos de trabajo de aproximadamente 800,000 inmigrantes, hasta 540 dÍas la medida aplicarÁ Únicamente para inmigrantes que hayan solicitado la renovaciÓn del documento desde el 27 de octubre de 2023, o quienes deban renovar entre el 8 de abril de 2024, y antes del 30 del septiembre del 2025. la administraciÓn de joe biden debe trasladar a los niÑo migrantes de los campamentos improvisados al aire libre a instalaciones seguras e higiÉnicas, en la decisiÓn de la jueza de california que responde una demanda colectiva que alega que los menores no han recibido un refugio adecuado en el paÍs. carolina: el presidente joe biden llega a baltimore en su primera visita tras este mortal colapso de el puente francis scott key de baltimore. con funcionarios locales para agilizar los trabajos de reconstrucciÓn de este puente que es muy important

. >> juju: isabella ramirez is the editor in chief of the student-run newspaper, the "columbia daily where have you seen the line between free speech and hate speech? >> that line people draw in different places. and i think that's also part of the issue. some people say no, this chant does not mean that. and other people say, well, this chant makes me deeply feel unsafe and uncomfortable. >> juju: sophomore elisha baker is a middle eastern history major who speaks out in op-eds in the school newspaper. >> for 6 1/2 months we've been calling out the threatening rhetoric and saying this is antisemitic and we've been told, well, you're interpreting it wrong. and to me that was an antisemitic double standard, too. why are jews the only minority group that when we call out threats against us we're told that we're interpreting it wrong? >> juju: back in january columbia student protester khymani james live streamed antisemitic comments. >> be grateful that i'm not just going out and murdering zionists. >> juju: today university officials announced they're barring him from campus. james is

. >> now that we are aware >> of the full scope of the abuse the assaults that happened, isabella we're able to get her the proper care she needs and to be a little more gentle and nurturing towards her you know. >> yeah. i'm sure she requires it and this was on video obviously, it demanded a serious response. it was undeniable but how did the de the navy and other authorities respond >> they downplayed it. they the gas lighted me a lot. i kept big and and ask him to see the footage if i couldn't see the footage because i dr. see the footage because i was just being told it was a single pinch by one person in one incident and made it hard to help help her heal and get better. so i just really wanted to help isabella when she was having a really tough time for the first five months after the abuse. >> you wanted to know what she was going through so you could help her what ultimately happened? with the investigation? did you run into walls >> yes. yes. i every every outlet i tried to go to to ask for help, to ask for advocacy, support. i was met with the same type of quote was just i was

yeah, idea says it struck an industrial complex new by level isabella group. earlier i sort of said it a 5 thousands of miss hall's wife is very well. the latest developments. his auntie is in milledgeville, a chief maria from ocean i of what we know, at least for to real codes, has been launched from 11 onto israel's northern communities. earlier on friday, the idea said in a statement, his beloved living on base iran back group called ready claim for responsibility for days barrage of me solves. it said it's statements that stays railey armies, artillery positions have been targeted. some of the rock as we here were intercepted, others lender in open areas. i felt schultz and 11 on 10. there are no reports of damages of casualties so far. the idea of what his beloved have been trading fire are these really old and bored. almost on a daily basis in the last 6 months after the war in gaza started. but friday's attack, of course, comes in a context of your readings rides, and fear is that to her on boards, retaliation gains. israel following is alleged attack o

the catastrophic, for population that has already gone through so much. yet, despite what you say, isabella is committed to cutting out this operation, showed israel have a re think, is that what you're saying? i think we as a human, to turn organization we as part of the human a certain community. and we're interested in that you're going to turn well being of that population we call for an immediate cease fire for immediate release of false stages on for an end to this. so this blood shot and this hell that people have had sup, put up with we, uh, yes we, we call for it system. we as a human, a certain community and very little influence on not directly, but we call on those that do have influence to do everything that they can before. it's too late, you know, with the largest and operation that's working in the gaza. have you seen all being told of israel's plans to evacuate people from rough up before any offensive? we personally as unremitting myself. no have not been told. we are not policy to those discussions. we read the newspapers. we follow the satellite imagery as you all, we ha

the isabella zeit on joining us from the syrian capital isabel, as good to have you join me right now. now iran has made it clear that further action from usual, which triggers to that respond. what do you make up to ron's move so far? from the nighttime attack decided a ship captain to actually what, what happens was just some of the talk that happened yesterday. it is something that is right and has simply asked for a little like is very and has been a talking to him and many, and iranian bases, and iranian diploma. some personality everywhere. and the reason whether in iraq and syria and other places. but uh, there was like a strategic patients on this side of the around and people. and i thing on the, on the inside and i think they were just considering the difficult situation that syria wasn't going to do to that, that you were, that has been waged like a syria by then may twine its allies. so happened. it is something i'm president of on the 1st of april when they attacked a doctor at the 2 months of the building, which is the consulate right next to the embassy in a place. and

want a pianist, i want a pianist that she is also subtle, directors, please pay attention to our isabellawant to meet in my life the same master as georgy emilich was for me, so he came, georgy milevich, gelkevich, yes, i would like a person to come who also said, i there's something about you i see, well, you just said about your desires, you launched them into space, and i really hope that little by little everything will come true with a double boost. curiosity, because it seems to me that curiosity is the engine of progress, curiosity is right, healthy, curiosity is the truth, creativity, and then life in general. this is not enough, this is nothing to say, this is nothing to say, on the one hand, on the other hand, of course, such a delicate point, all three of us understand this, for some time now we, our comrades, my colleagues, vadika, colleagues they say, why don’t you invite vernik grisha to the program, well, vadik says, well , listen, i said, this is out of the question, vadik directly says, this is out of the question, because it’s awkward, because well, what are these consid

extending southward toward mammoth lakes all the way down through 70 and continuing all the way to lake isabellasee a lot of snow, maybe 6 inches, maybe a foot of snow across some of the higher peaks. so that's a pretty significant storm specially for this time of year. so tomorrow headed up toward the tahoe area, be prepared. snow and wind expected throughout the day on saturday and then snow showers, some cold air moving in, especially over the mountain peaks and then the warm weather returns on monday as we start to dry things out. but yeah, it looks like another round of some heavy snow. this may be the last big snow of the season. 12 inches maybe as much as 18 inches across some of the highest peaks. thank snow. 10 tomorrow will be francisco's first official. pokemon day leaders voted to adopt april 13th this pokemon day earlier this week. >> with the day they hope to encourage people to visit their local libraries to check out pokemon books and make a friend through the pokemon games. this comes as the city plans to host the pokemon world championships in 2026. at mosconi center. >> coming

so for a better understanding of what is actually happening there joining me now is isabella ramirez, editor-in-chief of the columbia spectator. thank you so much for being here. i'm appreciative for what the paper has done and for being on set tonight. can you tell us what the latest is as the administration tries to manage this crisis? >> so just minutes prior to this columbia students just received an e-mail from president shafik outlining there had been ongoing conversations between the organizers of these encampments and protests and shafik recently outlined a deadline when those conversations must come to reconciliation or as she said in a pretty explicit way they will seek, quote, alternative options for clearing west lawn. now, there was sort of some vagueness as to what that could imply. there was any sort of direct mention of the new york police department. but, of course, looking at the recent events looking at not only what happened on our campus on thursday but what now has spread to new york university and several universities across the nation, we can't help but to sort

i'm isabella color. low. >> all right. let's talk about our forecast. of course, we know the eclipse is the big thing that everyone's talking about. >> mount tam here tonight, a little chilly out there. i'm guessing it's going to be pretty good skies for tomorrow help. >> yeah, we have the perfect weather well for the eclipse, but we're not on the path totality as you can see here we are out of the 30%. how up location here. texas, ohio and maine, new york they are going to have the best of us. you know, i know maine has a perfect forecast. so even though we're not in the pash of totality, you could still see the partial so around 10:14am. that's when that view will begin. 11:13am, is when we'll see the maximum view. and then around 12, 15, that's when that eclipse will start to leave us. but it's kind of look like the moon is taking a bite out of the sun. so it's still going to be really cool. you don't want to forget the safety glasses. you'll need that if you happen from october when we have the annular ring of fire eclipse, you can still use the sam

joining me now is isabella ramirez. editor in chief of the columbia spectator.ppreciative of all the reporting you have done. can you tell us what the latest is as the administration tries to manage this crisis? >> columbia students received a new email from the president outlining there have been ongoing conversations between the administration and the organizers behind the encampment and the protests and shafiq has outlined a deadline for when they must come to reconciliation or they will seek quote alternative options for clearing west lawn. there was sort of some vagueness as to what that could imply. there wasn't any sort of direct mention of the new york police. what now has spread to new york university and several universities across the nation, we can't help but be on edge. and, be ready for the potential we could relive what occurred on thursday. >> it has been hard for people who are not on campus to understand exactly what the dynamic is. there is claims of violence, antisemitic incidents. faceoffs. can you to the best of your ability, tell me how co

isabella ramirez editor in chief of the columbia spectator, thank you for everything you are doing to cover this topic. that is our show for this evening. my colleague, lawrence o'donnell , with the last word, now. >>> we have senator elizabeth warren joining us tonight when we change the subject from defendant trump, which we will describe. but, the big news in this room tonight is that eddie is back. our four manager, the boss of me in this room is back, and he has been on leave. and, alex, the good news is i haven't heard him say a word about the work we do here, or this show. every single thing he is saying is all about his new baby daughter, maive, which-- >> priorities. i know that eddie is back, you and your show will be all the more perfect. >> eddie is back, but he's not paying attention. okay? not at all. we are on our own. i have a remote control to run the camera here, myself. thank you, alex. >> have a great show. >>> well, it happened again. stormy daniels, quashed donald trump. the breaking defendant trump news of the night is that stormy daniels has humiliated donald t

but she has had problems with stereotropic hormone for many years, come to us, my dear, this is isabellare is also a girl, there’s a girl living there, so, you’ve had problems with the thyroid gland for a long time, yes, yes, since you were 14 years old, tsh was 11, now let’s look here, look, thyroid gland , here it is, this is the battery of our body, it works, balls, rollers are spinning, we are active, everything is fine with us, it’s clear, the thyroid gland is not working, we are calming down... getting better, dryness, no strength to live, nothing, yes , yes, cold limbs, lethargy, you have to live, you have to get pregnant, you have to give birth, if the thyroid gland does not work in a pregnant woman, this is very bad for the nervous system of the fetus, we remember that there was an era when hypothyroidism... was familial, it was in the alps, and there were entire villages where mentally retarded people lived, they were called they are alpine cretins, so our girl, our isabela, takes thyroid hormones, that’s right, yes, and during pregnancy they are increased, and during pregnancy

try and watch every day with my daughter, 16-month-old isabella. i got her set up with a 529. >> perfect. that's what i want. compound, compound, compound. reinvest, reinvest. how can i help? >> caller: love it. i'm on prudential. buy, stay or hold? >> in a market that i think is headed down because we're overbought. if anything maybe a little schnitzle. take a little off the table and if it goes lower, we can buy it back. but right now it's up a little bit too much. all right. the dogs of the dow so far have fleas, ticks, maybe even broken bones in a market that demands a pristine story. they'll have viable levels eventually, but not yet. >>> tonight, after the bell we learn that recreational marijuana will be on the ballot in florida this november. no, really, not an april fool's joke. it just happened. despite tumbling today, could this be news for the stock? cge, i'm talking to the ceo. and several conglomerates are saying bigger isn't always better. i'm looking at the 3m new spin-off, telling you how to approach it. >>> and i'm sitting down wi

isabella, thank you for joining.een intensely watching what's been happening on your campus but tell us what is happening on the campus right now, we're seeing a lot of movement right now. what's happening yes. >> so as you can see right here on between the two lawns, east and west lawn here is the site of the encampment i'm currently there are still dozens of students still situated on the encampment, but many, many others, dozens of others have shifted to what we call funneled lawn, which is a lawn front of the dormitory, funneled hall. >> and we're kind of getting reports from some of our sourcing that it is believed the students who are choosing to leave versus students who are choosing to stay are accepting a different level of risk so therefore, some of the students that are currently here at the encampment are, we're all kind of primed with this idea that potentially this might mean another nypd sweep, another intervention from the police department and so what we're kindly currently seeing, at least hearing i

. >> el hijo de isabella participÓ con sus tÍas. un gran momento.er a las 7:00 p.m. por univisiÓn. [mÚsica] raÚl: no hay que dejar de ver los domingos a las 7:00 p.m. por univisiÓn "juego de voces". karla: me declaro fanÁtica nÚmero uno de este programa. raÚl: y la vale y su padre. yisus: estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram. mantente informado y revive tus segmentos favoritos en despiertaamerica.com, el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. ♪ ♪ raÚl: memorable lo que se viviÓ ayer. es un programa para toda la familia para verlo sentado en la casa, en el sofÁ, en esa comunidad. increÍble. y la vale tuve la oportunidad de trabajar con ella en un momento de mi vida. sÉ lo que para ella significa lo que viviÓ la noche de anoche. karla: se puede ver plena, feliz. le dije que me encanta el momento y que me hizo llorar. chef: cambiamos. la actriz sofÍa rivera que vemos a natalia en el melodrama "tu vida es mi vida" abre su corazÓn. karla: ella dice cÓmo el ser madrastra le ha ayudado a curar muchas cosa

this is isabella in new jersey, republican. good morning. caller: good morning.ars old you'd about 40 years ago, i voted democrat, and then i became a republican. the thing that i'm speaking about is there is a single senator or congressman accused of a sexual problem, there is a hush money fund existing to this day in washington, d.c. to pay it and protect the accused. is anyone aware of that? because that is when i switched over from a democrat to a republican. and there is a hush money fund existing to this day to hush any of these stormy daniels people who are opportunists, figuring it is an opportunity or figuring to blackmail him. that is all i have to say. but it is something i live with, over 89 years old, and i'm appalled at the corruption that's going on today. and the liberal media, there's only one way. it's only one way. they never opened up to other people's opinions, and that is all i have to say. host: fact-check.org, a couple of years ago at this point, took a look at the hush money claim, that i think that caller is referring to, money spent on

estÁ tambiÉn isabella. estÁ eduardo.s] alan: todos mis compaÑeros estÁn celosos porque nunca invite a mi boda a nadie hace ocho aÑos. el Único famoso que fue a mi boda junto con melanie fuiste tÚ. arturo: exacto. a pesar de todos los compaÑeros que estÁn ahÍ con envidia tuve el privilegio de estar ahÍ. karla: no nos invitÓ porque no querÍa pagar tantos platos. te queremos mucho. gracias! arturo: un beso y un abrazo. muchas gracias. dios los bendiga a todos. gracias por el apoyo siempre a mi hija. raÚl: claro que sÍ. asÍ serÁ. ahora llegÓ la hora de tambiÉn hacer "despierta amÉrica" con tik tok. ♪ ♪ ♪ aquÍ tenemos los mejores trucos que te prometen hacerte la vida mÁs fÁcil. nuestra karla ya lo tiene. karla: esto es sÚper. para que no se salgan los zapatos. [risas] es una liga. tiene la soluciÓn. [risas] miren quÉ padre. [risas] ahÍ estÁ. jomari: es que se te corta totalmente. karla: tiene razÓn. la liga tambiÉn sirve para quitar la pata de gallo. [hablan a la vez] jessica: no me gusto. Éste sÍ. es para los viajeros. un t

como nunca antes isabella se quebrÓ en el escenario al recordar a sus padres. [ mÚsica] [mÚsica] >> noco spice girls cantaron como si no hubiera pasado tiempo. alan: ahÍ estaba eva longoria. raÚl: he estado pendiente de los beckham para ver que dicen. jomari: en titulares de la nueva hora de despierta amÉrica. satcha: muy buenos dÍas. lunes 22 de abril. hoy en "despierta amÉrica". arranca la fase de alegatos inicialesen el juicio penal contra donald trump en nueva york. el expresidente estÁ acusado de pagar por silencio al actriz porno daniels. estamos en vivo desde la corte donde toman estrictas medidas de seguridad. karla: hoy comienza la pascua judÍa. aumenta las preocupaciones de seguridad en la universidad de columbia en medio de protestas por la guerra entre israel y hamas. satcha: encapuchado detienen el vehÍculo en que viaja claudia sheinbaum durante una gira de campaÑa en chiapas. desde mÉxico verÁs imÁgenes del encuentro. verÁs quÉ le piden a la candidata presidencial. karla: aquÍ vas a escuchar el testimonio de uno de los buenos americanos que arriesga su vida para sacar a u

clear isabella, you'll notice here and that will be the case for much of the weekend.nkle in this forecast outside of calling it just wall-to-wall, sunshine winds of not very active right now, but they will be trending on shore later today. and that will with that mixing process will provide some cooling effect even for the inland spots there. it's less pronounced, obviously inland. 48 going on for santa rosa at this hour. but everybody else start to get into the 50's. you'll notice even inland. now. 46 filet o the other spot. 54 for oakland and 54 also for san jose. but we're still trailing even at this hour by a few degrees. little bit more pronounced up north for today. keep it mostly sunny. we have to about 68 or so by 3 o'clock. some spots popping into the lower 70's and we're looking at middle 70's by tomorrow. now we do have a little bit of a warm-up to take it to the middle of the week. we'll have more on that coming up in a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank plan on heading out the door this weekend. there are several closures affecting freeways and pub

. >> yeah, there's my granddaughters, isabella. yeah. they've just. yeah, it's back in. just be english all day. i'm going to spend the whole day being english. >> you may meet up in the pub at lunchtime. okay, let's do that. >> will you be celebrating saint george's day today? because you keep saying celebrate the english. everybody's dead for everybody. anybody's day. okay, fine. >> i'm all for that pint of light and bitter. >> why? >> why? >> here's the question, viewers and listeners. why are you not off today? why is it not a national holiday? i just find it scandalous . why do why is there scandalous. why do why is there not a petition? why is there not a demand that today is a public houdayin a demand that today is a public holiday in england. good weird. >> these are weird. these are weird. >> well, i've got my outfit on. i'm sorry that you didn't decide to wear one. i wore green on engush to wear one. i wore green on english day in tribute to your country. >> this is your want to be irish? >> expected you to do the same for me today. >> but i can't wear red. i'd

i mean, you know, if any of us were to bring out a product, you know, isabella might associate with jam i've got it down because i can't remember america. oh, tig. >> the tig, the tig. she used to be quite, you know, a lifestyle guru. pre harry. so she's trying to go back to look at what i'm wearing. look what i'm eating. i can get everybody to buy my. >> the chickens should have in my garden. >> you actually think jam crosses her lips, would you? >> of course. way too much sugar in there. >> you say it comes from her garden. i mean, how many strawberries has she got? does it mean people? 50 people. that's only enough for them. it's not going to have thousands of people asking forjam. we of people asking for jam. we won't have it. and there is a thing that she was cross that. well she said jealousy really? that king charles brings in all the food and the jam things to make from somewhere else. he doesn't do it himself or get his staff to do it. of course not. >> duchy of cornwall or whatever it is they get all the material arriving and then they sell it . arriving and then they sell it.

naomi and isabella here, monday. tuesday. and wednesday, of course. which is the address i don't have. it's tric without a k for some, some bizarre reason yet. >> tric to org.uk. >> tric to org.uk. >> yes. and then. >> yes. and then. >> oh, there it is. oh, there you go. in all its glory. apparently it needs a polish. >> that's what won we last year for being. and it's all voted by you.so for being. and it's all voted by you. so none of these industry professionals having their say on it all, it's all down to you. so you can vote for us again this year. maybe we can make it a double. yeah, it'd be very nice. >> that'd be good, won't it? it was a great night last. well, it's a daytime thing, really, isn't it? it's more of a lunch because we all work the early mornings, you see. yes it's very good. >> wasn't it fancy lunch? >> wasn't it fancy lunch? >> yes, it's a fancy lunch, but it would be nice to win for a for a second year. wouldn't it be great. so if you're able to do that trick.org .uk you can p0p do that trick.org .uk you can pop your vote in th

i am so proud that isabella, my daughter, is going to be running with me.it will be an emotional day for many people. we will be l day for many people. we will be watching the tv to spot that big green phone on the streets of london. naturally, we will be watching you as well, all the very best to all of you taking part, you will be brilliant, you are doing a fantastic thing and good luck and well done to samaritans. thank you all forjoining us.— if you've been affected by any of the issues raised in this discussion, help is available from bbc action line. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm tolu adeoye. campaigners and politicians have been invited to meet with thames water today over concerns about pollution linked to untreated sewage. it follows the taking of water samples from thames water's little marlow treatment works. the company says the site meets environment agency standards. wildlife expert steve backshall is one of those attending the meeting. i would seriously reach out to anyone who is