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it appears to remain just that of what kate absolutely, and i think the expectation management from the indian side has been that we should not expect anything from the summer to come out on russia's war in ukraine. india wants to be a bridge builder. so the success of the summit will also depend on how much india will be able to bring the parties together. but i think what do we have to keep in mind here is that on the bali salma last year, the cheese 20 summit in indonesia states could we're able to agree on a statement regarding a rush, us war and ukraine from which china and russia later walked back from and they said that they will not return to any kind of similar statements. so that makes the situation very difficult on any kind of resolution. and any kind of a shared opinion in the final degree, but by the g 20 to buy in shoulds with the think think the global public policy institute device. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. molly has been hit by 3 tier attacks within the last 24 hours. a group linked to al qaeda says that they carried out the assault

it is a very big development in the case. >> absolutely. >> kate?up for us, we have exclusive new reporting this morning, the wide disparity between who has access to popular weight loss drugs like ozempic and wegovy and who does not. we'll be back. >>> exclusive reporting out this morning shows that demand for popular weight loss drugs has skyrocketed, but it's only reaching a small percentage of those who would benefit most. cnn medical correspondent meg tirrell has the details here. so who would benefit most and who is getting it instead? >> well, john, we hear so much about these medicines it seems sort of like everybody might be on them, but exclusive new data that cnn has obtained shows that 1.7% of the population had a prescription for ozempic or wegovy in 2023 and that is really just a fraction of the number of people who could qualify for these medicines based on having diabetes or obesity. about 15% of the u.s. population of adults has diabetes. 40% has obesity. that 1.7%, that's still millions of patients and these data show there are dis

kate. >> absolutely.r stories and to hear from them and their families. jason, thank you very much for shining a light on that one today. john? >> that is very important to see. michigan state has suspended head football coach mel tucker without pay following allegations of sexual harassm. the news started in december, but became public yesterday. and cnn, is working to verify the details of the report. >>> and american scientist mark dickey is being seen slowly pulled from a stretcher. and according to the caving federation, accomplished spe ll spelunkers are pulling him from a cave where he became ill nine days ago at approximately 3,900 feet. >>> and hawaii's kilauea's volcano is starting to spew. it does not pose a threat to residents. it is the most active volcano on the island. >>> the united states has suffered more climate disasters this year than any other year on record. bill weir is going the joan to us. fastsigns. make your statement. this is your season to smile with n new dentures from aspen

kate? >> absolutely. i will give you time to continue reading through it, and i am looking through it as well. importantly, one of the big questions has been is the number in the full report different than the number of people that fani willis previously indicted, and the answer is yes, john. they have recommended 30 names to be charged and that is 11 more than the 19 that fani willis is now seeking to prosecute. >> 11, and three of them u.s. senators, and one of them is a sitting is u.s. senator, lindsey graham of south carolina. and they also recommend charges against then georgia senators ke ke ke ke kelly lawfler and david perdue. so now, tell me about the difficulties of bringing something like this against a sitting senator, and two former senators, and what would make fani willis not want to bring those charges? >> well, one thing that is in the report that we will have to look at more closely, it deals with the number of people who voted to charge versus those who voted not to charge or abstain fr

kate? >> an absolute mess.ny, thank you very much. >>> a potential mass shooting at a church narrowly averted, police say they found these chilling images on social media from the man they believe was about to carry out the plot. a gun pointed at a church spire on a computer screen and a bible on fire. authorities say they caught the suspect while he was in a church's vestibule ready to strike as congregants had just sat down in the pews. brine todd is joining us. this is an incredible moment the police to stop this from happening, with he very rarely hear that, it is always a tragedy afterwards. what are police telling you on how they were able to do this? >> reporter: sara, this was an extraordinarily close call, this was just seconds away from happening according to the fairfax county police chief kevin davis. to take you through the sequence of events, it starts early sunday morning when a person in maryland, in the state of maryland who either knew the suspect rui jiang or knew of him noticed disturbing an

. >> good morning, kate and sara. absolutely. i think that for law enforcement, it is completely going to change the situation for the tactical teams as they are proceeding through the forpest, proceeding t i i i ing woods, because cavalcante knows land, and knows area. he was able to get from the prison to the house of an associate with expected no phone, no gps. he knows how the travel through the land, and how to get from point a to point b without the assistance of technology. he knows area, and with the help of the rifle, he can set up an ambush, and so he can be ready, and all of the officers have to be cautious when proceedings, and so with the heavy horses and the canines, it is going to be quite concerning. >> daniel, let me ask you about something that the lieutenant colonel george bivens said, because he talked about one point about minutes of the time that he was shot at to when law enforcement got there, and we know that he has been seen on the doorbell, the ring device. he has also gone north and south, and he has c

and kate absolutely ludicrous.just explain again the situation in in terms of the local residents, the kind of the local residents, the kind of ages of the local residents that we're talking about here as well, potentially how vulnerable you guys could be to this ? you guys could be to this? >> yeah, we're all extremely vulnerable . so my myself , as vulnerable. so my myself, as i said, i live with my parents, my dad is late 70. my mum is mid to late 60s. i dad is late 70. my mum is mid to late 60s . i have a little girl late 60s. i have a little girl who actually is type one diabetic as well. so she she has a disability. um, we are up all night throughout the night. the lights are on. you know, the fear of people just peering through the windows . they could through the windows. they could literally rub their faces up against the window. that's. that's how close we would be. um we then have neighbours , we then have neighbours, obviously. gina and her husband david as well. um david as suffered from, from poor men

hampshire >> we realized maybe she wasn't healthy in the first place so we absolutely are just over the moon with lola >> reporter: and for katee special >> if lola gets out of the house and she's playing and being naughty, kate can go outside and get her immediately. nobody else can, but kate can. she listens to kate. kate is her person >> reporter: and besides just scootering, lola is also fond of piggyback rides. they couldn't be more grateful to have a dog as talented and loving as lola >> she's like dog version of me. she makes me feel better when i'm sad, and she's very, you know, loveable >> thanks to amanda martin ryan for sharing lola with us they're going to grow old together and maybe teach lowla new tricks >>> a three-legged bear partied hard it ripped through the screen and ate fish food for the guppies. he washed the food down with two white claw set >>> right now at 5:00, a new captor in an explosive case. the closely watched racist text scandal rocking antioch's police department returning to court,

kate. rescue efforts say the first 72 hours after a disaster are absolutely critical. we are now exactly 48 hours since the earthquake. and so the coming day may be the last best chance for finding survivors. >> let's hope. raf, thank you. the earthquake was centered as we mentioned in a hard to reach, extremely vulnerable part of morocco. stewart ramsey from our partner sky news made it to the epicenter and filed this report. >> reporter: they've been dig hearing for quite a few hours now. we've been with them. they've had to go through what is basically the ceiling of the building that has collapsed down. they are pretty certain there is another body in here. they've pulled out a few people today. no survivors. at this point it seems in this particular street, as you can see, has completely disappeared, that some did get out when the earthquake struck. some say it was more like an explosion than a shake. it went whoosh. if you got out there was a chance you got away from the buildings. if you look along here, it is very sad but these are the family members who have c

kate hudson was here yesterday talking about how wonderful group of people was. it seems like it was an incredibly fun group of people to make a film with. >> oh, absolutely. n, come on who kills it in this film. [ cheers ] and daniel it's just been a dream role, a dreamcast. and whenever we're all getting celebrated together, that always makes me feel good because i got a real opportunity to, like, make some life-long friendships. it felt like we were in a theater summer camp repertoire, and you just wanted to call home and be like, "mom, don't come back and get me. leave me here for another good month. >> seth: you did that as a kid, right? didn't you do sort of -- a theater campy. >> yeah. >> seth: and monologue camp. what was that? >> yes, i'm an international thespian >> seth: yes, absolutely >> where all of my thespians - >> seth: you are >> i was always in either shakespearean program. i wrote for the young playwrights round table short stories. >> seth: at what age did you know that was the path you wanted to take, writing, performing >> last week >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> yeah. last week. >> seth: well, then this must be a great week of feedba

kate. what an atmosphere. >> ok, i tell you, it feels great to be back here. all the fans are absolutely thrilled. up, there's fireworks literally going off behind me right now because this base believes that this team has what it takes to finally get them that 6 super bowl that they've been craving for such a long time. as a matter of fact, earlier today, i was out one of the biggest tailgates here at levi stadium. it's called the gold bar tailgate. it sponsored by gold bar whiskey. they just launched a new edition of with joe montana on the bottle. joe montana teach you how to make a cocktail of the scan. the code on that special bottle. this group of tailgaters has been doing it for years and not only do they do it every week here at levi's stadium for the home games, but they take their show on the road. they're going to every divisional game this season. so 40 niner fans, one of the best fan bases in the nfl when it comes to traveling, can enjoy some time together. i spoke to the organizer, toner, follow right before the game. >> where the kings of the tailgate, we do the music. we do so inno

absolutely. i'm so glad to be able to talk with you, kate, especially now that we have some positive progress to measurement, academically, athletically, with his friends and family, and this was a very out of character situation for zach, it was the covid lockdowns, he didn't have a history with substance issues, so it was a real mystery we found him deceased in his bedroom, it was a pill that fraudulently marketed to him and it contained unbeknownst to him a fatal amount of feint they'll. >> laura, i echo kate's sentiments of condolences. i know the website now the new drug talk offers a lot of resources and videos for parents. why it's important for parents to be informed. >> the best thing that parents can do is educate themselves about the dangers of drugs right now not like what happened 20 years ago, what's going on right now the worst thing you could do is trying to get in there and pry it from them. >> it's no secret there have been at lot of iterations of the talk, the drug talk in the past, so talk to us about how the new drug talk is different, why do parents need to be educate about

kate's ministry of emergency situations is examining the bottom using an echo sounder. light with all-round side scan sonars is absolutelyt where the cars are located and later the divers descend to the victim. and in libya there were 12,000 people and only 3 1/2 thousand were able to identify the fate of about 20,000 more. it is still unknown that a team of rescuers from different countries, russian specialists, have arrived in libya, working in the most difficult areas of the hunt to find the rise of a department from the water of an emotional nature, but it is necessary for that person to deal with his problems. cases are found here, in which beach places you are and a lot of questions , volunteers are staying in the affected region. on this ship is a team of divers from the city of tripoli. volunteers say that until recently the country was torn apart by civil war. a common misfortune should unite. i came here thousands of kilometers away, while it’s difficult to work , coordination is needed so that everyone is organized. now all this is being created; specialists are needed. as from russia, a group of russian rescu

kate, you say military families are tired of paying the price of congressional dysfunction. talk to us about that. >> yes, absolutely. congress has failed to pass a budget and we're now facing the shutdown and the families that will pay the price are military families. when a service member pledges service to this country, they expect sacrifices. they don't expect to sacrifice a paycheck. there's really no excuse for politicians putting their personal agendas over the well- being and livelihoods of military families. >> you say nearly one quarter of military families face food insecurity in recent years. many are living paycheck to paycheck. what happens to those families if even one paycheck is missed? >> that's true. nearly a quarter. you have to say it multiple times because it is pretty shocking active duty families are struggling so much to put food on the table and worrying to put food on the table when they're getting regular paychecks. missing a single paycheck could be devastating. >> what kind of guidance are these families getting from within the military? do you think the messaging is adequate giving the

. >> yeah, i mean, it looks absolutely awful. kate windsor it, other well it, on the other hand. well rivera, she's a beautiful white trousers. yeah, there she is. she's of second on the left she's sort of second on the left and that's she looks fabulous . and that's she looks fabulous. >> it's very is that because it's like a power suit? yes, it's a power suit, but it's very, very baggy trousers. and that was look that we all wore that was a look that we all wore in the 80s. yeah. >> but it's all coming back though isn't it. all the 80s stuff. >> yeah. and i don't know. who is it on. is gemma. jenna coleman. what's her name. jen. jenny. jenna coleman. anyway coleman. what's her name. jen. jennshe'sna coleman. anyway coleman. what's her name. jen. jenn she's wearing1an. anyway coleman. what's her name. jen. jenn she's wearing an. anyway coleman. what's her name. jen. jenn she's wearing a what/way coleman. what's her name. jen. jennshe's wearing a what looks her, she's wearing a what looks like a tablecloth around her. >> well doctor who. jenny coleman. yeah. you used to be in wit

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but, kate, the take away here is that 94% of new hampshire democrats are behind the president. that's very solid footing for him in new hampshire. >> i would absolutelyat to see you, jessica, and great to have a state-specific poll out which can give a really important read on where things are. >> a 12-point lead over donald trump in new hampshire is big. biden won by 8 points, i think, but hillary clinton only beat trump by a few thousand sand votes so new hampshire has been swingy in the past. >> swingy. >> swingy. >> seeing that kind of something that's not within the margin of error right now is unique. >> that's for sure. >>> this morning authorities are investigating a deadly bus crash in new york, a school marching band director and another adult were killed, multiple students injured when the bus taking them to a band camp tumbled off the highway. cnn's omar jimenez is in orange county, new york, where this happened. omar, what's the latest? >> reporter: right now we know that state police are investigating what may have caused this crash, preliminarily they believe that it was an issue with a front tire that may have been a contributing fact

absolutely incredible, but really the highlights were being able to see our firefighters. bowers and lieutenant stewart, receive awards for an incredible water rescue that chief lautrup spoke about last meeting. our firefighter, kate boston. as you see in that left corner, saying the national anthem and our sfd color guard presented the colors in that top left picture there. also, the fireboat gave an incredible water display and local 788 brought out a rescue squad or one of our older rescue squads so folks could be able to look at it and play. and also deliver information regarding our department. we also attended and many of you did the meritorious ceremony august 15th at archbishop reardon high school. top left is lieutenant mariano elias. he was the emcee for the event. another great evening with mayor london brown in attendance. i'm somebody said that one time and now i'm saying it. mayor of london breed was in attendance. it was a great night being able to honor the great work of both of our ems and suppression personnel. all it was fantastic. um we also attended the sfpd national night out, as i spoke of earlier, and our sfpd community outreach and education team was out at the nihonbashi street fair in ja

kate, just to follow him, you know the logistics going into this. and the big footprint that a president when he travels. you don't believe it's actually a logistics issue here. >> there's certainly logistics, and you're absolutely with him when he travels. but the president has worked through -- i was on the team that worked through many of these visits in the past. and we've had no problems standing with governors, with mayors, and with ron desantis himself in at least two previous occasions in florida. it can be done. it's a moment, again, i think people want to see their leaders standing together. and it's unfortunate that governor desantis won't be there. >> jason, you mentioned something a moment ago that i thought about when we heard what was happening here, which is last week at the debate, vivek ramaswamy did mention something that happened ten years ago after sandy hit new york and new jersey. and, you know, it was at the time when president obama was running against mitt romney for re-election. and president obama came to new jersey, and governor christie at the time greeted him. he didn't give him a hug. he just shook his hand and patted him on the back. but it was something that republicans roasted

kate's results were inconclusive. the polygrapher noted she was clutching her teddy bear and appeared agitated beforehand, which of course could affect the results. >> there are things that you grew to regret. >> yes. oh, yeah, absolutely two primary witnesses, their parents, and said, you can't talk to our kids anymore, that's not handling young witness victims very well. >> investigators soon realized that the girls were innocent. >> if i could say one thing to the girls, i would apologize for the way we treated them initially, and i just hope they know that we were trying to do the right thing for polly. >> in hindsight, we would not do that again. >> we should have handled them more tenderly. everybody handles trauma differently. just because somebody isn't crying and sad and shaking doesn't mean they weren't traumatized. >> polly's two friends had never been happy with the original sketch of the kidnapper, so police tried something different. >> we learned about this forensic sketch artist who had a technique of getting detailed information from victims like this. >> her name was jeanne boylan, and she was hired by a show on abc to work with gillian and kate. >> please welcome jeanne boylan. >> hello, jeanne. >> m

absolutely incredible, but really the highlights were being able to see our firefighters. bowers and lieutenant stewart, receive awards for an incredible water rescue that chief lautrup spoke about last meeting. our firefighter, kateer, saying the national anthem and our sfd color guard presented the colors in that top left picture there. also, the fireboat gave an incredible water display and local 788 brought out a rescue squad or one of our older rescue squads so folks could be able to look at it and play. and also deliver information regarding our department. we also attended and many of you did the meritorious ceremony august 15th at archbishop reardon high school. top left is lieutenant mariano elias. he was the emcee for the event. another great evening with mayor london brown in attendance. i'm somebody said that one time and now i'm saying it. mayor of london breed was in attendance. it was a great night being able to honor the great work of both of our ems and suppression personnel. all it was fantastic. um we also attended the sfpd national night out, as i spoke of earlier, and our sfpd community outreach and education team was out at the nihonbashi street fair in japantown august fifth and sixth, along

massively applaud you because other than kate winslet and gb news, i don't know who's talking about this and it needs to be massive and massive conversation. >> absolutelypeople watching right now feeling the way i do is. do think wouldn't is. do you think i wouldn't want to of young children to be a parent of young children now? i really wouldn't know. emiliana very much for emiliana thank you very much for joining strong views joining us. very strong views indeed. how you indeed. do let us know how you feel at home. gb views gbnews.com. >> of course, i sort of . i can't >> of course, i sort of. i can't help but think, as you say , it's help but think, as you say, it's out the box . pandora's box. it's out the box. pandora's box. it's open now. it's got to be down to parents to say you can't access that national service, that maybe national services the way to do it. that's what penny wants. >> yeah. take their phones off them for a year. >> not a bad idea. >> not a bad idea. >> it's a great idea. >> it's a great idea. >> anyway, let us know what you think about penny mordaunt's idea as well as this social media i'm not fan of media thing. i'm not a fa