lara, what did you make of— in the conference hall. lara, what did you make of it?ll. lara, what did you make of it? well, - in the conference hall. lara, what did you make of it? well, it- in the conference hall. lara, what did you make of it? well, it was l did you make of it? well, it was interesting, like you say. the number of the main packages in the speech that we had heard much in recent days already, so you can't move in westminster and manchester for mention of the future of hs2. this had been long expected since we were here, that major announcement that we saw today but we also had a flavour of the smoking ban that had been rumoured to be coming in to try and stop future generations from smoking, and also of the education packages. the question was, was that brought together in some form of coherent whole or repackaged to have a thread running through where we could tell what rishi sunak�*s vision would be? we know what the pitch could be in the next election and we hide from people before saying they want to know what it will be in the next election and

do you agree with that, lara? the last couple of days - that, lara?ast couple of days have been really _ that, lara? the last couple of days have been really difficult _ that, lara? the last couple of days have been really difficult for - that, lara? the last couple of days have been really difficult for the i have been really difficult for the communication— have been really difficult for the communication on— have been really difficult for the communication on this - have been really difficult for the communication on this policy i have been really difficult for the - communication on this policy because yesterday— communication on this policy because yesterday we — communication on this policy because yesterday we had _ communication on this policy because yesterday we had a _ communication on this policy because yesterday we had a strategy - communication on this policy because yesterday we had a strategy for - yesterday we had a strategy for downing — yesterday we had a strategy for downing street, _ yesterday we had a strategy for downing street

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lara, do you think having soken to challenge. lara, do you think having spoken to lots _ challenge. lots of _ challenge. lara, do you think having spoken to lots of people _ challenge. lara, do you think having spoken to lots of people this - challenge. lara, do you think having spoken to lots of people this week, | spoken to lots of people this week, no doubt, that there is a belief that the conservatives can still win the next election?— the next election? that's a really interesting _ the next election? that's a really interesting question _ the next election? that's a really interesting question because - the next election? that's a really| interesting question because they are split. — interesting question because they are split. some _ interesting question because they are split, some of— interesting question because they are split, some of the _ interesting question because they are split, some of the mps- interesting question because they are split, some of the mps you i interesting question because they- are split, some of the mps you speak to who _ are split, some of the m

lara said. learning cursive has helped transfer her skill of lettering to engravings and wood burning, having something handwritten is just it's a different feeling. >> it's a very emotion, whole feeling behind it. lara said her son in high school wasn't taught cursive as much and he's learned the skill more through her calligraphy. now he's used to it. he definitely takes them a little bit longer to read the note cards or whatever it is, but but he definitely has gotten used to it. now and that's something that i told him, honey, like we need to we need to work on your person in the south bay. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. tomorrow marks one of the most significant days in bay area history. >> 34 years since the 1989 loma prieta earthquake. >> the marina is really hard hit. there are cracks everywhere. >> oh, my god. look at that. the freeway has just completely collapsed east. >> the 6.9 quake rocked the san francisco bay area and other parts of northern california. the shock was centere

lara is here with the story. good morning again, lara. >> good morning, michael. it's true.en super star we never knew we needed until now. please though just do not call him a jack-o-lantern. move over jack skeleton. there is a new pumpkin king in town this halloween season. and he's in a category all his own. >> i am not a jack-o-lantern. my name is lewis. >> the gigantic 8 foot pumpkin halloween ghoul sold for $180 at target taking social media by storm. >> we've heard him say, i am not a jack-o-lantern, my name is lewis. it was so shocking just how strange it was. >> shannon murphy is being harolded as the founder of this viral trend. she first posted lewis to tik tok after stumbling upon the ghoul at her local california target. >> i took a video of it, simply to share it with my friends and family. that's where this video was born. my video personally has over 2 million views, which is a number i can't even conceive of. my phone has been going off is nonstop with notifications. i have had to silence notifications. >> the hash tag my name is lewis conjuring up 27 millio

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lara said.ing cursive has helped transfer her skill of lettering to engravings and wood burning, having something handwritten is just it's a different feeling. >> it's a very emotion, whole feeling behind it. lara said her son in high school wasn't taught cursive as much and he's learned the skill more through her calligraphy. now he's used to it. he definitely takes them a little bit longer to read the note cards or whatever it is, but but he definitely has gotten used to it. now and that's something that i told him, honey, like we need to we need to work on your person in the south bay. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. tomorrow marks one of the most significant days in bay area history. >> 34 years since the 1989 loma prieta earthquake. >> the marina is really hard hit. there are cracks everywhere. >> oh, my god. look at that. the freeway has just completely collapsed east. >> the 6.9 quake rocked the san francisco bay area and other parts of northern california. the shock was centered ten

amy: lara friedman, can you talk about the hostage negotiations?r and egypt involved -- qatar and egypt involved. you have the hostage families who are a powerful force. we hear the stories repeatedly in the u.s. media. they should be a model for the coverage there should be a palestinian sufferings but those families are calling for this exchange of the hostages. i believe there are more than 200 being held by hamas and other groups in gaza. and palestinian political prisoners. of which i think there are more than 6600. i think they're calling it everybody for everybody. can you talk about this? >> yeah, look, the taking of hostages, the taking of civilian hostages by hamas, i mean, the october 7 attack was heinous in every aspect. the aspect of taking hostages brought this home to israelis in way i don't think anyone who has not spent time in a small country where everyone is one degree of separation -- this is incredibly real, incredibly personal for everyone in israel. what is notable is in past experiences where there have been hostages taken,

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also lara, who doesn't want to make some fun?l love to eat. dads will love to make it. >> that's a great holiday gift. we have a qr code so you can shop all of these. >> isn't that fun? >> so much. >> while you're cooking, you'll want to wear these aprons. they come in adult size and kid size. >> okay. let's talk toys. got a lot of great ones. >> how can we talk toys and not talk about the light sabre? >> careful. that's a weapon! >> you feel empowered, people. this is the new light sabre from hasbro. so cool. that sound effect. you see it can light up. yes! lara spencer! >> i was not expecting that, ladies and gentlemen. >> you're good. you didn't get me. maybe we should do the safer activity, which is the lego. over 5,000 pieces. i put that together this morning. no, just kidding. everybody will love that. great family activity. >> not only a gift for kids. lot of adults will put together these. that's going to take you a lot of good time on a winter afternoon. all right. so now for parents and little little guys. >> okay. when

, lara turned her passion into a business and started blossom an ink studio.in studio and on site events, so i've worked with big brands, local businesses. lara said learning cursive has helped transfer her skill of lettering to engravings and wood burning. >> having something handwritten is just it's a different feeling. it's a very emotional feeling behind it. >> lara said her son in high school wasn't taught cursive as much and he's learned the skill more through her calligraphy. >> now he's used to it. he definitely takes them a little bit longer to read the note cards or whatever it is, but he definitely has gotten used to it. now and that's something that i told him, honey, like we need to we need to work on your person in the south bay. >> lauren martinez, abc7 news. >> there's a cursive divide at this anchor desk. >> it sure is. fan yes, i think it's a devil. the devil. when you're left hand, when you're a left handed and i'm left handed, you've just got to be careful. >> sometimes it smears, but it's okay. just be careful. >> waste of my time. >> i ti

go for it, lara. there you go.y satisfied. >> i don't want to do the whole thing because i fear -- [ laughter ]. >> we're running out of time, too. >> you know what? i'm pretty sure these will go viral. scan the qr code on for more pumpkin party from babs at good morning america.com. we have our world series surprise for two huge texas rangers fans. we'll be right back. dr 0-1 pitch. >> 0-1 pitch. drives it the other way. tucker's going back towards the corner. at the wall. it's gone! just over the glove of tucker. two home runs for the rangers the other way. they've taken the lead in game 6. >> that was the moment during sunday night's game 6 between the rangers and the astros. after that home run rangers would not be stopped. you may have seen it there though at the end in the front row. amy hall was hit on the head with that home run ball. we are very happy to report amy is totally fine. in fact, she's thrilled that her rangers went on to win that game and are now headed to the world series. amy is joining us li

lara: ai is being used i in countless ways to help humanity.respected people who are fearful that if it's left unchecked, ai could pose profound risks. spencer: yeah, and that's what governments, leading ai companies and experts will be talking about at next week's ai summit. lara has been talking to renowned computer scientist stuart russell about his concerns, both short and long term. is it fair to say you're more worried about the ai taking control of its own ambitions than you are of humans misusing it? i think in the long run, yes. in the short run, i would say, you know, if something bad happens in the next 12 months, it's much more likely to be from humans misusing it. and i would say disinformation is the biggest risk. i hope that we can actually fix some of this through regulation with the cooperation of the social media platforms and so on. is it possible for laws and regulation, especially internationally, to actually work? so that's a question that we're going to have to find out the answer to. there are plenty of precedents for su

lara is trying to fix herself. my back�*s being scanned to start with.spencer has a bit too much fun testing out a new ai visual effects tool. "who is this devilishly handsome machine?" i hear you ask. well, it's me! how do you like your street art? if the answer is big, beautiful and glowing, then you're in luck, because more than half of the colors festival in london is bathed in a sea of ultraviolet. this huge exhibition space showcases works from more than 30 well—known and emerging artists. and i have to say, the uv light and paints really make these pieces pop. it's as if they have an inner light all of their own. these artists are hoping to make a name for themselves today. but next we have a very modern story about an artist from history. artemisia gentileschi was the most celebrated female artist of the 17th century. in 1615, she was commissioned to paint an historic portrait. it was a nude of a woman. but the thing is, it didn't stay nude for very long. a few decades later, it was altered to make it more modest and a few bits covered up, if you

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that is something that lara is resisting so far and just let the government there's not much differentdeed we have heard labour support the idea of humanitarian pauses which is something that the prime minister also mentioned today. i will come to him in a moment but in terms of that meeting with mps, what are you hearing came out of it? is there a subtle position? did he reassure those mps? what is the feel of it? . , , ., ., of it? leadership would have the meetin: of it? leadership would have the meeting as _ of it? leadership would have the meeting as constructive - of it? leadership would have the meeting as constructive with - of it? leadership would have the l meeting as constructive with about ten mps and one pier i'm told who turned up for this meeting with the broad leader sir keir starmer and his deputy angela rayner. the meeting was designed to be a sort of forum where the mps could air their views together and submit been having private meetings with leadership of this was a meeting of a muslim labour mps togetherfor the first time. i'm also told that there were a number o

we'll know in 24 hours, lara. always appreciate having you on. look now but the border wall is making a comeback under president biden! rikki schlott to talk about the sudden u-turn. first there has been a whole lot of red this week. my next guest says don't panic, stick with the plan. what is the plan? i will ask kenny polcari. he is next. you can't buy great conversations or moments that matter, but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. t. rowe price, invest with confidence. the first time you made a sale online with godaddy was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for free at godaddy.com ♪. charles: all right's let's face it folks, we live in an age ever information overload especially if you're an investor. you have to deal with unlimited opinions and of course the voices in your own head. woul

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also joining us tonight is lara trump. and we have news on the irs and first let's go back to capitol hill. where kevin mccarthy is no longer speaker of the house personally i think this was necessary. scott perry all the freedom caucus conservatives they would have given us the same outcome with appropriation bills and cut government spending and secure the border and literally stand up for the principles they need to stand up for it all would have been done. but it is what it is at this point. and sadly now they have to act swiftly and have to prove to the american people that they can governing keep their promises. they have been doing a pretty good job but that's the way the town works sadly now eight republican lawmakers join all 208 house democrats to oust the speaker last night after a motion to vacate was put forward by florida congressman. 210 out of 218 voted to keep mccarthy but with a slim majority it was not enough for kevin mccarthy. by the way he did not have to have the vote yesterday he said that's about y

lara is here to break it all down.you. simone biles is now officially the most decorated gymnast in the history of the sport. period. the 26-year-old veteran secured her 34th medal in the world in competition when she won the all around title in belgium on friday. earning that title for the sixth time in her career. over the weekend she added three more. gold on balance beam and floor as well as a silver on vault. quite a rebound from the tokyo olympics. you remember this, where she was forced to withdraw from the competition after becoming disoriented while twisting in the air. biles saying afterwards ten years ago i won my first worlds so it was emotional. it means everything to me. everything i put to get back to this place, to feel comfortable enough to compete. the goat. say it with me. >> the goat. >> she's not done. >> she's not done. and to see her come back like this after that time, it's just a great lesson, too. >> absolutely. never give up. >> thank you, lara. we appreciate it. coming up, jesse james decker

i'm lara. babel a welcome. the higher risk events in the middle east have the world on edge following a mouse is unprecedented terror attacks and israel really forces are heavily bombarding her last target, gaza strip. many residents there are trying to flee to the south. israel accuses him as of blocking civilians.

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ginger, heading to you. >> thank you, lara. any of you all star wars fans?this holiday season. we've got some of them behind us here. toy, collectibles, apparel, much more. to gift the galaxy go to shop disney.com or scan the qr code on your screen. if you're in the times square neighborhood, take a look at them in person in our gma window. let's ge >>> we have a first look at tonight's 2020 about a college student kidnapped righting her bike in a rural ohio town. john quinones takes us inside the search in what investigators describe as a barn full of secrets. >> young woman, riding her bike on a summer night and she gets abducted. >> last seen leaving her boyfriend's house on her bike but she never made it home. >> reporter: what led investigators to this property? >> we were looking for any signs of sierra. >> you just got an eerie feeling about what was in there. the floor had been raked. >> reporter: what did the rake marks take you? >> someone's cleaning up, trying to hide something. >> this was the entry door to the north part of the barn. the reason

lara, please tell us more. >> absolutely, robin. good morning to you.re when "dancing with the stars" debuted in 2005. goodman passed earlier this year at the age of 78 after a battle with bone cancer. dancing pros old and new choreographed a tribute to him that was worthy of three tens. check this out. ♪ >> wow. just stunning. they performed a waltz to goodman's favorite song, moon river. let me tell you, there was not a dry eye in the house. len's long time friend carrie telling us what the tribute meant to her. she said in part, i think len would have loved every minute of that routine. he probably would have give them a ten. len made such an impact. he was such a force for the show that i don't think he is ever going to leave this ballroom. i believe that. >> that was really special last night when we saw that. thanks for sharing that with us. see you in pop news. >> absolutely. >> coming up a make a wish teen surprise for some resilient kids. kids. andrew just saved big on a laser hair remover at amazon. because less hair, more air. ( ♪ ) ♪i'd do a

joining us now, pentagon reporter for "politico," lara seligmann.s about the u.s. posture in the region right now? >> it's certainly a major show of force. it's going to have a really big impact, i think. it shows a commitment. that's the signal they're trying to send. it raises questions whether they can continue to support ukraine as well as support israel now. just one example f, there's a war reserve stockpile that the u.s. keeps in israel for emergencies like this, and actually president biden has already directed back in january some of that ammunition be sent to ukraine. that's one question lawmakers are going to be asking. u.s. officials assure me, assure reporters there is still enough ammunition in the stockpile to be able to send some to israel and that's probably what you saw there, the announcement that the pentagon is sending munitions to israel, but it's likely there's going to be additional aid requests. i have heard it reported that israel is asking for more and can president biden is considering those like additional munitions and

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i'm lara babalola, a warm welcome to the show. the italian island of lampedusa has declared a state of emergency after thousands of refugees and migrants landed there within days. they arrived on flimsy vessels from africa after surviving the dangerous journey across the mediterranean sea. local authorities there were caught off guard by the swell in numbers and say they've reached a tipping point. the reception centre is overcrowded and the united nations has called the situation critical. the eu has promised to support italy in coping with illegal migration. still, the european union's refugee policy is coming under scrutiny. italy's right-wing government is calling on brussels to block migrants from departing north africa and crossing the mediterranean sea to europe. italy's prime minister says she intends to take immediate extraordinary measures to deal with the surge in arrivals. the greek island of lesbos is another hotspot for refugees and migrants - there too, camps are overcrowded and conditions are difficult. emmanuel lo

i'm lara babalola, a warm welcome to the show. the italian island of lampedusa has declared a state of emergency after thousands of refugees and migrants landed there within days. they arrived on flimsy vessels from africa after surviving the dangerous journey across the mediterranean sea. local authorities there were caught off guard by the swell in numbers and say they've reached a tipping point. the reception centre is overcrowded and the united nations has called the situation critical. the eu has promised to support italy in coping with illegal migration. still, the european union's refugee policy is coming under scrutiny. italy's right-wing government is calling on brussels to block migrants from departing north africa and crossing the mediterranean sea to europe. italy's prime minister says she intends to take immediate extraordinary measures to deal with the surge in arrivals. the greek island of lesbos is another hotspot for refugees and migrants - there too, camps are overcrowded and conditions are difficult. emmanuel lo

joining me here in manchester — conservative mp bim afolami, the times's lara spirit, henry hill fromsunak accompanied by his wife, akshata murthy, making their way in the sunshine that has finally come out in manchester, of the steps to the conference hall ahead of his big speech. it is the traditional photo opportunity at the annual conference. this is rishi sunak�*s first conference speech to his party faithful and mps. it could, of course, possibly be his last as prime minister before a general election next year. certainly all smiles now. the shadow, if you like, over this whole conference has been the prime minister's refusal to answer the big question about the high—speed rail line, which we now know is not going to continue from birmingham onto manchester. but we will hear all of the detail in his speech. chris mason, how would you assess this conference for rishi sunak? you spoke to him yesterday, what was his mood? t spoke to him yesterday, what was his mood? ~ ., spoke to him yesterday, what was his mood? ~ . ., , , spoke to him yesterday, what was his mood? ~ . .,, , , ~ m

i'm lara by below a welcome. the higher risk events in the middle east have the world on edge following. our mass is unprecedented. terror attacks in israel really forces are heavily bombarding, have mass targets, gaza strip. many residents there are trying to flee to the south. israel accuses have mass of blocking civilians from leaving. it's believe nearly $200.00 people are being held hostage in guys a abducted during the terror attacks in israel to the effects of the conflict are being felt in europe as well. especially for the israelis and palestinians living there in the wake of the terror attacks rally isn't showing. solidarity was israel were held in the german capital berlin as were demonstrations in support of palestinians. but others like a soccer club in berlin, are using sport in an effort to send a message against hate and violence. the game at the jewish soccer club chose to copy and berlin is being overshadowed by tough circumstances. police officers stand guard a fear of anti semitic attacks, a h

this the direct these uh grades you know, all these red lara behind and then we have a huge support of course, any more donation from the world. the also helping but you know, we have all the support here. we're still looking for answers to get and you know, i'm really calling more of the leaders of there was the us cut all those people the can do everything for finding our last the just to have more information. those who can make pressure to just from us make pressure in palestine medic, pressuring guys up to find some answers from us. of course, we expect these, well, the government to do everything, of course now when guns goes inside and there is some of the agreements to have these uh, pressure you know, after, after they will get to, you know, do we have to take care. there was a woman, you know, they've been keeping up, keep from the age of 9 months to 87 years old. old people that be completely insane. we can never think something like that can happen, you know. mm hm. what, what we've done, you'll, um we, we thank you very much for sharing the story of your, your grandparents

we also have lara, modarelli, journalist and broadcaster who joins us from barcelona.ghaza strip. i can't think of any other words to describe what is happening in terms of the death doll and more so uh unfortunately how the shocking figure stands uh around the 70% mark when it comes to women and children and the world is watching this happen um especially the ones who can prevent this from happening. what are your thoughts on uh what were? this thing right now, that it's undoubtedly genocide, anyone who denies that it's genocide doesn't know what genocide is, this is the deliberate attempt by the israelis to to disappear the palestinian people. now for very long time israel has been committing incremental genocide against the palestinians, the the their ambition is a palestine with no palestinians and in order to achieve that the crime against gaza of course has been going on for very long time, organized massacres, lining palestinians up, picking out the young men and boys and executing them in front of their families in previous episodes, when when israel has invade

. >> se trata de luis lara blanco, marte tiene 25 años. fue denunciado en marzo pasado.tualmente se investiga si existen más víctimas. hoy jueves se cumple el 5o día de guerra entre israel y jamás un conflicto que ha llevado a los servicios sanitarios de la franja de gaza a una fase crítica. >> las autoridades palestinas indicaron que las tropas israelí han atacado 2600 objetivos terroristas. así les llaman, incluyendo universidad islámicas, que según ellos podría haber sido usado este punto como un campamento de entrenamiento. reportes recientes indican que son más de 2700. los muertos. 1300 israelíes y 1537, los que se reportan en gaza y por eso mismo , desde el norte y hasta el sur del área de la bahía se están realizando eventos y vigilias en favor de la paz para el medio oriente. >> flavio lacayo se encuentra en san francisco, donde un grupo de personas se encuentra también reunida en este momento para pedir por el cese al fuego en la zona de conflicto. bueno flavio, cuéntanos dónde está sucediendo esta vigilia. >> césar! claudia qué tal? muy buenas tardes. nos enco

i'm lara. babel a welcome. her risk events in the middle east have the world on edge following a mouse is unprecedented. terror attacks in israel really forces are heavily bombarding, have mass targets in the gaza strip. many residents there are trying to flee to the south. israel accuses have mass of blocking civilian.

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