ok, thank you very much, jonathan liz. and just to add to that, that server smaller part is the liberal democrats of may very significant gains, and also the green party that they're not to be forgotten. they've done very well so far more results to come in scotland and from wales, especially. okay, for now, andrew simmons in westminster. thank you. now there's been another nationwide strike in sri lanka, the latest protest among the governments resignation. millions of workers stayed away from work on friday. his anger mounts against the worst economic crisis in 70 years. i've been months of power cuts and shortages of food. few medicines, no fernandez, has more not from columbia housings of government workers like these trade union members of the shall, uncommon, port have joined in the works to operate on the heart of tal as it is locally called, effectively crippling all government services as well as public life obviously can see the security watching carefully as the sort of demonstration by these workers happen. and

liz: jonathan set out to find inspiration. >> i found two super nice people that were holding hands. s helping him. >liz: the other students also finding small, everyday moments to symbolize something more significant. >> my dream is one day, we will have a tolerant world with no hate and no discrimination against other people. >> my hope is to make people happy and make them smile and stuff. >> my dream is to find a location or a room that feels like home. liz: among the photos, this one from addison. this one representing her dream of equality. >> it showed ages, different races. i couldn't really show sexuality or gender, but i feel like it was a good example or demonstration of equality. liz: the students photos will be printed onto notecards and sold at an exhibition here at the culinary institute of america on may 23. >> they have an opportunity to learn from the best about how to take pictures, to have a professional camera they can take with them, and to get into the habit of looking at the world around them. think of how often we walk by things we don't pay attention? when yo

liz: jonathan, david so wonderful to see you once again.shares of tesla got to look at those they are sinking to an 11-month low as uncertainty swirls around ceo elon musk's plans to buy twitter meanwhile, shares of the social media platform have fallen 33% below musk's original bidding price of $54.20. does a stock move give musk leverage or is he bolted to this deal, whether he likes it or not? charlie breaks it, next. and meet the 19-year-old known as ms. teen crypto. brandy hipper, i just met her, she's amazing and shares her mission to education gen z and quite frankly the rest of us boomers about cryptocurrency, how to invest, and why she believes bitcoin equals freedom. she is a real believer but she's very rational so i really pulled her apart and i said come on, explain it all, right here and it's in this weeks edition, my brand new episode of everyone talks to liz my podcast download it on apple, google, spotify, anywhere you get your podcast, closing bell 17 minutes away and yes, we do have the dow jones industrials up 118 points

jonathan, when you can public people, what kind of photograph do you see? >> i feel like if the world is kinder to each other, so like, if someone is in need, you can help them. liz to help find inspiration. >> what i did, i found two super nice people who are holding hands and she was helping him appeared liz: the other students also finding small everyday moments to symbolize something much more significant. >> my dream is that one day we will have a tolerant world with no hate and no discrimination against other people. >> i hope is to really make people happy and make them smile and stuff. >> my dream is to find a location or a room that feels like home accrued liz: among the photos, the one from addison. this diverse circle of hands representing her dream of equality. >> i thought that showed like ages. it showed different races. i could not really show sexuality, or gender, but i feel like it was a good example or demonstration of equality. liz: the students photos will then be printed onto notecards and sold at an exhibition here at the culinary institute of america on may 2 any third. -- make any third. >> they will have a professional camera they can tak

jonathan blake, many thanks. the foreign secretary lizas outlined new legislative plans which could lead to the uk changing its post—brexit trade deal in relation to northern ireland. the protocol, as it's called, is at the heart of the political deadlock in the province. but as our political editor chris mason reports, any attempt to change the protocol without the agreement of the european union could lead to a trade war with serious economic consequences. at the heart of brexit are borders, because borders are all about different rules either side of them. but this is belfast harbour, and because of the brexit deal the prime minister signed, plenty of stuff arriving here from the rest of the uk has to be checked as well. the cabinet talked about changing it this morning, and so did the foreign secretary in the commons this afternoon. i am announcing our intention to introduce legislation in the coming weeks to make changes in the protocol. 0ur preference remains a negotiated solution with the eu. and in parallel with the legislation be

and the tension that jonathan just described where a small number of republicans including liz cheneyase against donald trump, perhaps literally, and mitch mcconnell wants to move on and focus on the 2022 elections continues to hang over this primary season. you referred to ohio kicking off this big stretch of primaries. mitch mcconnell has a lot at stake. so does trump. the power of the trump endorsement is being tested in state after state. for mitch mcconnell, this could determine if he has a good shot at becoming majority leader again and maybe just as important, what kind of majority he would have. it is very, very possible that mitch mcconnell later this year will get his wish of winning back the senate majority, but the balance of power will be candidate's hand picked by donald trump, and that is not what he was hoping would happen last year when he told liz cheney it's time to move on from donald trump. >> and another gift of this book, folks watching at home, these are two of the best political reporters in the country. you also detail many great individual stories that get a

york times reporters alex barnes and jonathan martin have released new audio recording of senator lindsey graham criticizing donald trump and defending congresswoman lizr the january 6th attack on the capital capitol. >> he plays the tv game and he went too far. that rally didn't help, talking about primary in liz. >> lindsey graham's sense of revenge was on full display in the supreme court confirmation hearing for judge justice ketanji brown jackson. graham said that he thought the hearing should be revenge for the way that brett kavanaugh was questioned by the committee, after brett kavanaugh was publicly accused of sexual assault and then found himself defending himself in his hearing by expressing his love for beer, among other things. nbc news has confirmed that fake trump electors in georgia are cooperating with fulton county district attorney willis 's investigation of possible violations of election law by donald trump and others in georgia. trump election attorney john eastman put the criminal conspiracy in writing according to emails obtained by politico. and emails from john eastman to state legislators in pennsylvania, urging them to chan

liz: this morning, chris murphy of kentucky says congress is in serious bipartisan negotiations about a new law, intended to reduce future killings. he told jonathan karl it is inconceivable to him that there has not been significant legislation to address gun violence in the 10 years since the sandy hook elementary school shooting. >> we need federal legislation. my hope is that this time is different. i get it. every single time after one of these mass shootings, there is talks in washington and they never succeed. but there are more republicans interested in talking about finding a path forward than i have seen since sandy hook. i may end up being heartbroken. i am at the table in a more significant way with republicans and democrats than ever before. many more republicans are willing to talk right now then were willing to talk after sandy hook. >> senator murphy says his talks with republicans are focused on red flag laws, strengthening and expanding background checks and mental health resources. he says they need to have the proposal ready when congress reconvenes in a week. the vice president paid her respects to the victims in the buffalo s

jonathan. see how we react when we hear kevin mccarthy, for example, in a recorded phone call with liz cheney saying, i'm going to march into the oval office and tell the president he needs to resign. i, mean that is pretty impactful. coming from the house minority leader. so, we do need to see these hearings and, like congressman neguse, i can't wait to see them. because, as representative raskin has said several times, it's really going to knock the constitutional wind out of us. it's going to just kind of blow the roof off of what was really going on, on and around january six. what kind of concerted efforts were underway, to undermine our democracy and deprive president biden of his rightful win. so, it couldn't be more important that congress present this to the american people and then, what is also in part, and it's the department of justice follow up on it so we are not forever despondent when we see crimes committed the harsh light of day but we see no accountability, no indictments and no prosecutions. i hope the department of justice will begin moving out sued soon. >> glenn kershner, con