i think lachlan, according _ murdoch? i think lachlan, according to _ murdoch? i murdoch? i think lachlan, - according to his father, shares his views. they've been working together for many years now. there was perhaps the right sort of role forjames murdoch or his sister, elizabeth, in the business, although as you say they occupy over important roles. james is very well known for running sky in the uk. perhaps it was always fated to come down to just one person. rupert murdoch himself did buyout other interests when he was faced with the same situation, and i think underlying this is a question of whether or not the siblings and their father can't settle on this matter without having to resort to court proceedings, and it still remains possible that there could be a settlement of some kind, although buying out, for lachlan to buy out his siblings would be a very, very expensive undertaking to say the least. absolutely. and the plot thickens as the court battle continues. alice, thank you for talking us through what is at stake. if you would like to know more,

he's a journalist and the author of the book the successor: the high—stakes life of lachlan murdoch, trust work, letby, who was a nurse on a neo—natal ward, was convicted injune 2023 of injecting air into the child's stomach. the british medical association has announced that junior doctors in england have accepted the government's latest pay offer, ending their long—running dispute. junior doctors took part in 11 separate strikes over 18 months, severely disrupting the health service. today's deal involves an average pay rise of 22% over two years. the health secretary, wes streeting, said this you're live with bbc news. a court battle to determine the future of rupert murdoch's media empire and an almost $20 billion family trust began in the us on monday. the case will pit 93—year—old mr murdoch of the empire once rupert dies, from lachlan and what i reported in my book was they would reassert control of the assets and do it in a way that would protect and enhance democracies around the world rather than undermine them. without being too succession about all this, what are the dyna

billionaire is reportedly seeking to alter the terms of a trust to ensure that his eldest son, lachlan murdoch will conduct daily sweeps of schools in springfield after a spate of bomb threats. the city has become the epicentre of the american immigration debate after donald trump made these comments in last week�*s us presidential debate. a lot of towns don�*t want to talk about it because they are so embarrassed by it. in springfield, they�*re eating the dogs, the people that came in, they�*re eating the cats, they�*re eating the pets of the people that live there, and this is what�*s happening in our country. these comments from donald trump have been rejected by springfield officials, including the republican mayor. the governor of ohio, mike dewine, said had all of the bomb threats were found to have been hoaxes. we have received at least 33 separate bomb threats stop each one of which has been responded to, each one of whom has been found as a hoax. so 33 threats, 33 hoaxes. i want to make that very, very clear. none of that has any validity at all. a rare yellow—eyed penguin, also calle

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the billionare reportedly wants to alter the terms of a trust, to ensure that his eldest son, lachlan murdoch indictment has not yet been made public. he's been under investigation after a number of women accused him of sexual assault and abuse. cbs correspondent jarred hill has more on this. prosecutors here in new york are saying that federal agents took diddy — as you mentioned, born sean combs — into custody yesterday evening, based on a sealed indictment. they are expected to unseal it this morning, so we will learn more about why he was taken into custody but this is apparently in connection with an ongoing homeland security investigation. again, charges not immediately known at this point, but he has been the subject of a months—long federal probe led by the department of homeland security since last year. in march, agents raided his homes in la as well as miami in connection to a possible sex trafficking probe. again, no knowledge at this point on exactly what this arrest is in relation to, learning more about that hopefully at some point this morning. 0k. and, jarred, this follows ot

rupert murdoch moving to change an irrevocable trust to ensure his eldest son, lachlan, has sole power dies. >> what rupert murdoch wants to do is that when he dies, that each one of those votes that he has goes directly to one of his children equally. but the modification is that all four of his votes, or the majority of those votes, go to lachlan murdoch, the son who's more in line with his political views. >> the new york times reporting bill barr is leading the effort to rewrite the trust. >> do you have any comment on the weigh in? >> james, elisabeth and prudence murdoch fighting the move as a united front and coming up at 7 a.m. we'll have much more on this court battle and what it could mean for the murdoch empire with your gma first look, i'm eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> new at six. the way san francisco wants to remember and honor a teenager killed as a result of violent crime. more than a decade ago. >> and the federal reserve meets today. and your bank account could be impacted. whether interest rates could increase again, and the boost the bay area is getting to acq

lachlan, of course, is one of his sons who has seen to be as more politically aligned with rupert murdoch. and according to the new york times, in this filing, to try and change the trust, rupert murdoch says that his companies will be in a better hands with lachlan murdoch, a concern that the other children would change the sort of political leanings of these companies that include fox news and the wall street journal. but this has all been done incredibly secretly in nevada courts. there has been absolutely no public access to anything that's going on. and now, a coalition of media companies, including thanks, cnn, are trying to change that. cnn, along with lawyers for the new york times associated press, reuters, npr, and the washington post have jointly filed a petition to try and get these proceedings opened up because until now they weren't anywhere on the dockets on in this court in new york, didn't even know that it existed as a member number of the public. and in this filing, these media companies are saying that that is against the constitutional right to access. they say nevada

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on monday, an intriguing court battle begins in nevada, pitting rupert murdoch and his eldest son lachlan here's the story so far. it's not the most original observation, but the murdoch family is now vibing so much like hbo's succession we might as well accept they're merging into one. having spent decades playing favourites, rupert murdoch now wants to hand control of his empire to favoured child lachlan after his death. but he can't, because he signed an irrevocable trust after his divorce number two, sharing power after his he has gone with all his four kids at the time. now the 93—year—old has gone to court to try to change the trust. it is thought he is arguing news corp must stay editorially conservative, in the financial interests of all his children, and that lachlan is the only one who will deliver on that. but james and elizabeth murdoch are experienced media executives and are fighting this change, along with their half sister prudence. our panel's still here. including michael wolff, perfect casting for this, not only a trump expert, but also a murdoch expert. you have writte

murdoch. who does the spit lachlan against?expanded voting power as he does now so that he can control the trust regardless of the views of his three siblings. prudence from his first marriage, and elizabeth and james from his second marriage. and the scenario that they are worried about is that the more politically moderate siblings will try to wrest control of the empire once rupert dies, from lachlan and what i reported in my book was they would reassert control of the assets and do it in a way that would protect and enhance democracies around the world rather than undermine them. without being too succession about all this, what other dynamics within the family? what is going on? they are more deeply divided than ever. we have not set the scenes we have seen overnight all of the murdoch children turning up to the courtroom steps and for these closed proceedings we have never seen that before. and in particular, the move by rupert to expand lachlan's voting power has caused a schism and the siblings have now, whose position

rupert murdoch is now 93 years old. he wants his son lachlan happen. the case has been heard behind closed doors, and whatever�*s decided will have far—reaching consequences for the world's most influential conservative media company. here's emma va rdy. vegas is where you go to get married, they say, and reno to get divorced. now this has become the somewhat unlikely location for settling a family power struggle between the media mogul rupert murdoch and his children. are you confident of victory? normally, we would be inside a courtroom like this reporting what's going on. but for this one, we are locked out. i want a broadcast network. i want to see what other news operations we can sweep up. local tv? dad, nobody watches tv. the case has been nicknamed succession because of its resemblance to the tv show inspired by the murdoch family. rupert murdoch owns many newspapers and television networks, include the right—wing outlet fox news. his eldest children were set to get equal power over his corporations, but now he reportedly wants to give

he reportedly wants to give full control to his eldest son lachlan, who is believed to share his father's more conservative views. mr murdochu confident of victory?| and the laws in nevada allow the case to be held in private. there is a huge amount on the line here and here what you have is an irrevocable trust that rupert murdoch is attempting to change. so in most states, that's very difficult. in nevada, it's a little easier. locally, there is surprise this battle has been happening on the doorstep. i might even drive past the courthouse on my way home. the fact it is being kept. so secret is kind of shady. it could have so much impact. on our future and the future of the information that the public receives in this country. - us audiences are already deeply divided over the way politics is portrayed on different networks. you hear one thing on this station and you hear the absolute opposite, and it's like, you are lying to people and their gullible and they're believing it. the outcome of this case matters because rupert murdoch's powerful media empire has helped shape politics and the careers of political leaders arou

the hearing will determine if murdoch can alter a decades old family trust so his son lachlan can gain full control of his companies when his dad dies. three other siblings want that trust to remain unchanged. it would give them more voting power on company matters in the future. a last minute settlement is not expected. >> still ahead, the dog that is taking drinking out the toilet to a whole new level. and of course, it is no ordinary toile. >> but before we get to that, the children of actor christopher reeve opened up 20 years after his death. abc's diane sawyer has the emotional interview. that's coming up next. you're watching wo instant rid of bags under your eyes. annette figueroa is here to tell us why she says this one is for real. >> this one is for real. and what it does is it tightens and lifts the appearance of bags underneath your eyes. and not only does it work on the bags, it works on the appearance of crow's feet, fine lines and wrinkles. >> try it today for only $14.95. plus get free shipping. visit plexaderm trial.com or call the number on your screen. >> i love my

he reportedly wants to give full control to his eldest son lachlan, who is believed to share his father's more conservative views. mr murdochhe laws in nevada allow the case to be held in private. there is a huge amount on the line here and here what you have is an irrevocable trust that rupert murdoch is attempting to change. so in most states, that's very difficult. in nevada, it's a little easier. locally, there is surprise this battle has been happening on the doorstep. i might even drive past the courthouse on my way home. the fact it's being kept. so secret is kind of shady. it could have so much impact. on our future and the future of the information that the public receives in this country. - us audiences are already deeply divided over the way politics is portrayed on different networks. you'd hear one thing on this station and you'd hear the absolute opposite, and it's like, "you're lying to people, and they're gullible and they're believing it." the outcome of this case matters because rupert murdoch's powerful media empire has helped shape politics and the careers of political leaders around the world, and it ha

he reportedly wants to give full control to his eldest son lachlan, who is believed to share his father's more conservative views. mr murdoch huge amount on the line here and here what you have is an irrevocable trust that rupert murdoch is attempting to change. so in most states, that's very difficult. in nevada, it's a little easier. locally, there is surprise this battle has been happening on the doorstep. i might even drive past the courthouse on my way home. the fact it's being kept. so secret is kind of shady. it could have so much impact. on our future and the future of the information that the public receives in this country. - us audiences are already deeply divided over the way politics is portrayed on different networks. you'd hear one thing on this station and you hear the absolute opposite, and it's like, "you're lying to people, and they're gullible and they're believing it." the outcome of this case matters because rupert murdoch's powerful media empire has helped shape politics and the careers of political leaders around the world, and it has a big influence on the type of news many people consume day—to—day

now he reportedly wants to give full control to his eldest son lachlan, who's believed to share his father's more conservative views. mr murdochasier. locally, there's surprise that this battle has been happening on the doorstep. i might even drive past the courthouse on my way home. the fact it's being kept. so secret is kind of shady. it could have so much impact. on our future and the future of the information that the public receives in this country. - us audiences are already deeply divided over the way politics is portrayed on different networks. you'd hear one thing on this station and you hear the absolute opposite, and it's like, "you're lying to people, and they're gullible and they're believing it." the outcome of this case matters because rupert murdoch's powerful media empire has helped shape politics and the careers of political leaders around the world, and it has a big influence on the type of news many people consume day—to—day. we may never know the full details of how this power struggle within the murdoch news empire gets resolved. on this occasion, rupert murdoch appears unwilling to become the news himsel

he reportedly wants to give full control to his eldest son lachlan, who is believed to share his father's more conservative views. mr murdochthere is a huge amount on the line here and here what you have is an irrevocable trust that rupert murdoch is attempting to change. so in most states, that's very difficult. in nevada, it's a little easier. locally, there is surprise this battle has been happening on the doorstep. i might even drive past the courthouse on my way home. the fact it's being kept. so secret is kind of shady. it could have so much impact on our future and the future i of the information that the public receives in this country. - us audiences are already deeply divided over the way politics is portrayed on different networks. you'd hear one thing on this station and you hear the absolute opposite, and it's like, "you're lying to people, and they're gullible and they're believing it." the outcome of this case matters because rupert murdoch's powerful media empire has helped shape politics and the careers of political leaders around the world, and it has a big influence on the type of news many people consume

overnight all of the murdoch children turning up to the courtroom steps and for these closed proceedings we have never seen that before. and in particular, are moved by rupert to expand lachlan's not clear, it was well known there was a rivalry and even an animosity between lachlan and his younger brotherjames. they are computed or the succession and it was not clear what side if any of the sisters would take the dissenters of the move to expand lachlan's trading power has kinda force them into an alignment with the younger brotherjames. an alignment with the younger brother james.— brotherjames. cases like this often and _ brotherjames. cases like this often and in _ brotherjames. cases like this often and in some _ brotherjames. cases like this often and in some kind - brotherjames. cases like this often and in some kind of - often and in some kind of settlement, though. what would that look like a potentially? it could be a repeat of what we saw in 2018 when there was documents drawn up according to the new york times reporting to buyout the siblings on the trust. lachlan at the time as i understand and wrote in my biography balked at paying effectively for control, when he

he reportedly wants to give full control to his eldest son lachlan, who is believed to share his father's more conservative views. mr murdoch private. there is a huge amount on the line here and here what you have is an irrevocable trust that rupert murdoch is attempting to change. so in most states, that's very difficult. in nevada, it's a little easier. locally, there is surprise this battle has been happening on the doorstep. i might even drive past the courthouse on my way home. the fact it is being kept. so secret is kind of shady. it could have so much impact on our future and the future i of the information that the public receives in this country. - us audiences are already deeply divided over the way politics is portrayed on different networks. you hear one thing on this station and you hear the absolute opposite, and it's like, you are lying to people and their gullible and they're believing it. the outcome of this case matters because rupert murdoch's powerful media empire has helped shape politics and the careers of political leaders around the world. and it has a big influence on the type of news many people co