dentro de lo que pasÓ con lili stefan.omento de su vida. vamos a recordar todo lo que sucediÓ el dÍa de ayer y lo que dijo lili estefan. sabes que te queremos mucho. reportera: a las 4:00 p.m., pase lo que pase, lili tiene su sonrisa caracterÍstica. vimos a sus hijos crecer, irse a la universidad. es uno de los dÍas mÁs difÍciles de su vida. tuvo que anunciar en pÚblico su separaciÓn cuando nadie se lo esperaba. lili: he iniciado un proceso de separaciÓn de mi esposo con quien he compartido mi vida por los Últimos 28 aÑos. reportera: ella se habÍa mantenido hermÉtica a hablar del tema. hoy cuenta por quÉ tuvo que hacer ese anuncio hace un aÑo. lili: mucha gente no sabe que a lorenzo lo encuentra un paparazzi con una mujer y lo primero que hace es traer las fotos al gordo y la flaca. nunca lo he hablado. cuando esto pasa, "gordo y flaca" no muestra las fotos. entre que lorenzo es entera y puede hacer algo, es que se va las fotos a todos lados. esto se sabe. yo no tenÍa electricidad de mi casa por 10 o 12 dÍas. mis hijos est

. >>> see what happens when lily takes jar? i know. i need this in my life. >>> according to lily sing, if rappers were school teachers, it would go something like this. ♪ >> hey. if science teachers did rap -- we would all be expert scientists. >> easy. >> i would prefer my lesson set to more like rock or metal or something like that. >> this is a parody of dna so get with it. ♪ >>> let's move on over to english. ♪ >>> lily calls this i write it like that, clearly its her version of cardi b's, i like it like that. ♪ >>> that's funny because cardi b has her own language. ♪ >> now what's a rap set without the one and only djkalic. >> they don't want you to add it up. they don't want you to carry the one. ♪ >> she also does a parody to drake's song. ♪ >> if you want to see that, head on over to rightthisminute.com or use our mobile app. >>> we'll see you next time. afl-cio president richard trumka criticized the president and the trade negotiations saying canada can't be left out of nafta. he says president trump's policies are d

[redoble de tambores] mela:[grita]: lili y raÚl! lili y raÚl! lili y raúl! dios mÍo!: -- raÚl: asÍ es. mela: cÓmo se dice papÁ en italiano? raÚl: paparazzi. [risas] locutor: pero esto no fue todo. a la gran reportera mela la melaza la invitaron a ver el programa en vivo. lili: han pasado cosas impresionantes. mela: se me hizo! tanto que demandar para que yo estuviera aquÍ. yo siempre quise estar con lili y con raÚl. por eso esperÉ y me quedé aquÍ con ustedes.. lili: cuÁl es la ocasiÓn? mela: uno tiene que ser rubia para poderse quedar contigo? lili: pero hay muchas pequeÑas aquÍ. pero aquí hay que ponerse tacones. mela: pero yo no traje tacones. tÚ me prestas, raúl? raÚl: cÓmo me vas a pedir mis tacones? dÉjame darte un beso porque despuÉs tu mamÁ dice que no te trato bien. tu mamÁ siempre está diciendo que raÚl no te trata bien en "despierta amÉrica". lili: este par de dominicanos... raÚl: celebramos 20 aÑos de este show. lili: estuvimos con nuestro nuevo ceo. lo pasamos muy rico, vimos a todos los talentos... mela: esto es todo por hoy. pero eso, sÍ. reporta lo que

welcome, lily. we will have this morning every -- a very interactive panel so , we're going to start with some questions, some polling questions from our audience. i would like the person in charge of the polling questions on the screen, please. the first question and you'll -- you all have a device on your table so you can answer the question. how aware are you of the consequences of an equal -- unequal opportunity in our education system? you have ten seconds to respond. ♪ ok, let me see the response to the question. 41% say extremely. 32% said aware. 19% moderately. 7% slightly. 1% not at all. the second question is, what do you feel contributes most to racial disparities in education in the united states? you have ten seconds to respond. here are the results. 37% systemic racism. 15% policies and practices. 6% academic opportunities placement. 6% school resources. 2% teacher-student racial mismatch. 34% socioeconomic status. thank you very much. we are going to start our conversation. we are goi

. >> come on, lily. lily tomlin, what are you going to do? tonight who's an employee of one of america's most beloved institutions. >> fenicia, this is ernestine, i want you to check out a circuit check on all the circuits at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. because, honey, it's almost impossible to get through to that man. >> in the '60s, "laugh-in" was one of the hottest programs on tv. and all of these famous characters we associate with lily tomlin became famous then and turned her into a huge star. >> and that's the truth. >> she was hip. she was not doing material about being a frustrated wife. she was doing character material and it was really new and different and brilliant. >> mama said you went to college. >> mama said that? >> i'm not going to college when i grow up. >> no? >> because i seen pictures where they shoot you in college. >> her characters were no longer just innocuous, whacky, and weird, they started to become characters with a subtle political point of view. >> recently, i did my most eloquent sculpture to date. i used four g

lily could do and be whatever they wa nted lily could do and be whatever they wanted to be but withoutr physical abuse from male children or male adults, but we do. and so we have to be able to acknowledge that transgender girls are male children with male bodies. hang on. you have made two points. you say you wish we were in a world where someone like lily could be what she was to be. that is exactly what she was to be. that is exactly what doing. without rejecting her sex, she is male sex. she is identifying as a girl. you also bring into that risk of children being abused. she is a little girl. what are you saying? the girl guides policy extends to any child that joins girl guides, so that includes teenagers. adolescent teenage males will now be allowed to join girl guides, but they will also be allowed to sleep in tents with the girls, undress with the girls, wash with the girls, and parents aren't told. in what other situation would we allow male teenagers to do those things without parents being asked? they don't identify as male, they are identifying as female. how does someone'

ethnic group and not to the chinese nation kyra is trying to show the activist kid a rally or as a lily exactly where the camp was located. now look. i want to talk about what i know so the situation of muslims in china improves. shinji in china's north west is home to many ethnic groups including weekers and. international organizations say that there is a network of internment camps in which about a million people are detained. kyra is one of the few who has been able to get out and leave china. to manage to locate the area of the camp. is this the camp. knowing that's the houses you know that for the row we. want to see this is the cement factory that's really close. little bit further there. must be at least three buildings the former you should think you would look at them you need to believe you know. these ones here yes exactly. yeah i was there in the medium sized building every day the chinese flag was hoisted in the yard there was one building with a religious people and one for those who had contacts abroad. my first thought was this is it if you do it at. the or a school a f

ethnic group and not to the chinese nation kyra is trying to show the activist kid or ali or as a lily exactly where the camp was located a book called for this economy and i want to talk about what i know also that the situation of muslims in china improves. shin jiang in china's north west is home to many ethnic groups including weekers and. international organizations say that there was a network of internment camps in which about a million people are detained. kyra is one of the few who has been able to get out and leave china who. had to manage to locate the area of the camp. is this the camp. i mean knowing that's the houses you know that for the real. was looted could be one of the. this is the cement factory that's really close. it's a little bit further there is no no. no it's my spear this rebuilding is it for me you showing people less than you need to know. these ones here yes exactly. yeah that said i was there in the medium sized building every day the chinese flag was hoisted in the yard there was one building with religious people and one for those who had contacts abro

and she asked lily for her opinion. lily was pretty shocked by receiving the image however, she stayed strong and said you are beautiful regardless. it did not stop there. over several instant messages, beg her to send an image so she could compare her just to make sure that she is the same. and through that coercion, lily did the unthinkable. she took an image of herself which unfortunately exposed her face and her breasts. immediately after receiving that image, is when this so-called kate changed. kate wasd gentlemen, not an 11 year old or 12-year-old seventh grader. it was an adult out of new york who sat back on his computer and not only did he target lily but he targeted her friends all over the school. why? because of the personal information that was posted on social media, this predator was able to gather several small bits of information to exploit this -- these young ladies. some of the affects of our children and who are the child victims? between the females ages of eight and 17 or 18. how? manipulation. of

lili, have they determined whose responsible? >> well, ultimately san francisco taxpayers could be responsible, and here's why. the judge had two choices when it comes to who has to pay for any lawsuits that has to do with bad construction. the developers of millennium tower or the builders of the transbay transit center just next door, and he chose transbay. it's the transbay joint power's authority, which is funded by taxpayer dollars that will have to pay for millennium tower's legal bills over the allegedly faulty construction that may be to blame for the tower tilting 18 inches. the court ruling was actually based on a deal struck ten years ago. an agreement between millennium tower and transbay builders, all because transbay needed access to the tower to get the job done. and for that access, they agreed to pay millennium tower for damage they spokesperson for mi tower said in a statement we are pleased with the court's order. holding the tjpa responsible for its legal obligations to the millennium tower, and to defend its

lily allen was seen happy about the result.t the result. lily allen was seen on camera in tears and later took to social media to say. as for wolf alice, they can expect an immediate sales boost, starting their australian tour on sunday. it is not only the mercury win that is causing the world to turn upside down. colin paterson, bbc news. call triple nine, i have been robbed. normally it is fixed grins. that is, it yeah. if you're not up to date with the latest twists and turns in ‘bodyguard', you might want to press mute forjust a moment. everybody is watching it! eight million watched last week's episode and ahead of the much anticipated climax this sunday night, the show‘s writer, jed mercurio has been addressing one of the favourite conspiracy theories as to whether home secretary, julia montague is dead, or not? as you can imagine, he's not giving much away. i'm going to say what everyone is expecting me to say, which is you will just have expecting me to say, which is you willjust have to wait. kearley and i were exchang

amy: we want to thank you for being with us, lili bernard, visual artist and actor.he accused bill cosby of drugging and raping her in the early 1990's when he mentored her in her guest starring role on "the cosby show." we want to thank jessica leeds who accused donald trump of attacking her decades ago on a plane as he sat next to her in first class.. this is democracy now!, democracynowow.org, the e war and pepeace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. we turn right now to new haven, connecticut. nermeen: one of my cap must renamed sexual assault accusers is deborah ramirez, who says he exposed himself to her, thrusting his genitals in her face, at a drunken dorm party in 1983-1984 school year when she and kavanaugh were both freshmen at yale university. other alumnae include supreme court justice sonia sotomayor and anita hill. more than 2200 yale women have signed a letter of support for ramirez and men have signed a similar report. on monday, yale law school faculty canceled 31 classes to help allow more than 260 of their students to join a protest in su

lily allen is over there.shortlist. explain how much it means to you to be on the shortlist. the mercury prize historically has always been a platform for artists who aren't hugely commercial and you don't hear about all the time so it's a way to get your music out to a larger audience. for me, it's a way to get your music out to a largeraudience. for me, making it's a way to get your music out to a larger audience. for me, making a political record and getting a larger audience to hear what i was speaking about on the album is most important to me. it isa important to me. it is a political album, the syrian crisis motivated you. what was it about that that captivated you? the one thing that was really shocking that i was seeing the most of was obviously, there is this rise in nationalism but it is that coupled with a decline in empathy, and that's what i wanted to do, because i was hearing a response to how people were reacting to syrians and eritreans arriving on the coast of greece, and it wasn't a warm wel

in southern california and they're also back in the wild now. >>> actress jane fonda and comedian lily tomlin are back in san francisco this afternoon. they're pushing for the national adoption of a living wage for millions of american restaurant workers. the abc7 news was at pacino cafe in the dog patch as the celebrity social activist headlines a fund-raiser for one fair wage. they're pushing for all 50 states to give at least the minimum wage. right now california is one of eight states requiring it. the rest allow workers who earn tips to be paid a lot less than minimum wage. >> many more women are working in places where they're paid basically a very low wage. like the nationally mandated wage federally is $2.15 an hour or $2.13 an hour. >> in fact, women make up two thirds of the nation's tipped workers, and studies find those who depend mainly on tips are much more likely to suffer sexual harassment. in san francisco where rescue workers earn a minimum of $15 an hour base, the problem is less pervasive. >> the most important statistic to know is that california, which requires t

kitty rally or as a lily is also a businessman he worked as a pharmaceutical sales representative before turning his full attention to the situation in shin jan. i'm scared. i'm always stressed. out that whenever i have to go somewhere i try to travel with a friend he has. this rule them especially at night is. that. we all of us activists we are scared yes. well yes but the chinese government has a long arm. kazakstan and china have a close economic relationship beijing has invested a lot into kazakhs stands infrastructure as part of its new silk road project. which gets you to the good little bit. but the internment of muslims in china has caused quite a stir in kazakstan. many cossacks have relatives in the chinese camps. at a door it records all the cases of which there are more and more each day. it already has detailed files on one thousand cases and knows of at least ten thousand more. than it's often because of their relatives abroad that chinese cossacks encounter problems with the author already is. on. the national. one man was arrested after visiting his daughter. the off alr

i did an event with lily king, she's a good friend of mine and lovely person. i wrote about margaret mead and she's like i never went anywhere that she went, he did not, if i went back i didn't like, do not change it. i did not care, but people do, i will say that when you go to movies now, their articles after movie comes out that say it's the darkest hour. it's easy enough to go to wikipedia and find the true story. lily's point was that is not my job to tell the historically factually accurate story. go read a biography or history book. i'm here to tell you a fable and create a world that you want to inhabit. i wasn't fascinated but i used it as a jumping off point. i love the freedom of that. i did not do it myself and i curse myself many times and i'm glad i didn't for my book. >> one of the biggest challenges if you're sticking to the record is that you have to build a pop. it's a novel. so, there are difficulties in building apply even when you are just starting from scratch. but when you're trying to create this out of a person's life, our lives don't h

i would start with the lily buds because they're nice and wild, yeah. >> eric: it's a nice texture. >se mushrooms are amazing. >> fuchsia: yeah. i love these cashews. >> anthony: also prawns served cold with handmade noodles dressed with natural vegetable extracts. >> fuchsia: so you've probably been having all kinds of amazing sichuanese flavors, because sichuan, it's not just about chili and sichuan pepper. it's about fu haowei -- complex, layered flavors like french sauces. >> eric: yes. >> fuchsia: and there's one of them called guawei -- strange flavor. >> eric: strange flavor. >> anthony: yeah. because it's a mixture of sweet, sour, salty, spicy, numbing, and nutty all together. and this is strange flavor noodles. so, it's just like a real traditional sichuan dish but done in a very refined way. then some soup. a rich, slow-simmered chicken and pork stock, a raft of chopped meat floats on top to clarify the broth. a small bundle of impossibly thin hand-cut noodles made with duck egg yolks, a western sichuan specialty. [ chef speaking chinese ] >> fuchsia: okay. [ chef speaking c

sofia—lily needed to be resuscitated. about the incident for days. so james and cecelia wonder if her delayed development is due to being born early or medical errors. she might not be here now, you know, if she hadn't have fought the way she did and put up a fight. we still don't know. we do know the damage that could have been for. there is no notes of how long her brain was starved of oxygen. if there is no notes of anything. the trust wouldn't comment on either family, but we have learned 104 cases are the subject of an independent review into maternity services here. more than 100 families alleging their child died or suffered harm due to mistakes. not every family will have been failed by this trust. it is sadly the case that some babies die for reasons that are neither predictable nor preventable, but the sheer number of people coming forward suggests that for years, scores of families have been unhappy with the care they have received here. in a statement the trust said: but the problems aren't simply historical.

for more, we're joined by visual artist and actor lili bernard. has accused bill cosby of drugging and raping her in the early 1990's when he mentored her in preparation for her guest starring role on the cosby show. welcome back to democracy now! as i watched tv yesterday, i saw you coming out of the courtroom. the significance of bill cosby being sentenced to three years to 10 years and being imprisoned right away? >> that torrential rain that was pouring down as we were emerging for the courthouse was so serendipitous because judge steven o'neill delivered a tsunami of a sentence. somethingnot only as that signals a shift and rape culture away from misogyny and toward believing and valuing women, but i also see it as an absolute mark in terms of gender equality in the history of women's rights toward a positive direction. so it is momentous. juan: and given how long this battle has gone on, did you ever expect it would get to this particular point now? >> absolutely not. i was certain that bill cosby would die a free man. i want to say that --

wolf alice when the mercury prize, beating lily allen, the arctic monkeys.nd at half past eleven we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers our guests broadcaster david davies and former pensions minister ros altmann. stay with us for that. good evening. theresa may's attempt to convince eu leaders of the merits of her plan for brexit, has ended in failure. at the end of the 2 day summit in austria, the prime minister was told a crucial part of it, the proposed new economic partnership with the eu, would not work. the head of the european council, donald tusk, said her plans risked undermining the eu's single market. but the prime minister insists her proposals are the "only serious credible" way to avoid a hard irish border. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports from salzburg. following her every move. every step matters. in this spectacle, neither side wants to budget. brexit. no. there is no progress, there is only position explained, stand—off still is in place. as long as there is no deal there is a risk of no deal, but i

sophia lily will turn two.aturely at 27 weeks and needed support to breathe, as this video shows. a mistake was made during a routine procedure to drain her chest. sophia lily needed to be resuscitated and the trust failed to tell her parents about the incident for days. so her parents wonder if her delayed development is due to being born early or medical errors. she might not be here now, if he hadn't put up such a fight. but we still don't know. we don't know the damage that could have been caused because there was no note saying her brain was starved of oxyge n saying her brain was starved of oxygen for, no notes of anything. the trust wouldn't comment on either family but we have learnt 104 cases are now the subject of an independent review into maternity services here. scores of families, alleging their child died or suffered harm due to mistakes. not every family will have been failed by this trust, but it is sadly the case that some babies died for reasons that are need a predictable nor preventable. bu

.# and the singer lily allen is one of the performers in the running for tonight's mercury prize.nd coming up in the sport later in the hour on bbc news: danny cipriani is left out in the cold again, overlooked for the latest england rugby union training squad. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the irish prime minister, leo varadkar, says efforts need to be doubled in the next couple of weeks to reach a deal over the future of the border with northern ireland after brexit. following a meeting this morning with theresa may, he warned that dublin was gearing up for no resolution, as there were still fundamental differences over the way forward. both leaders are in salzburg, where mrs may has been trying to sell her plans for brexit to the rest of the eu. she says her proposals are "serious and workable", and she urged our europe correspondent damian grammaticas has the details. for theresa may this has been a busy summit. the pressure is rising, the sta kes a re summit. the pressure is rising, the stakes are getting higher. a task this money was to try to win over i

lily allen was seen on camera in tears and later took to social media to say "someone call 999, i'vewith visions of a life set to shoot back up the charts. colin paterson, bbc news. strong winds and heavy rain have affected many parts of the uk, causing severe disruption. it's all down to storm bronagh moving across the country. parts of wales and northern england have been deluged with half a month's rainfall injust21i hours. in sheffield there was severe flash flooding, and speed restrictions were out in place for trains across the network, due to high winds. time for a look at the weather. louise lear is here. how is it looking? you are right, it was miserable, especially in sheffield, they had a month's especially in sheffield, they had a months worth of rain yesterday so pretty miserable, and there's more wet and windy weather to come this weekend as well. the good news is storm bronagh has moved off into the north sea but it's quite windy, plenty of isobars on the charts,

kitty rally or as a lily is also a businessman he worked as a pharmaceutical sales representative before turning his full attention to the situation in shin jan. i'm scared. i'm always stressed. but that whenever i have to go somewhere i try to travel with a friend he has. this the international group of them especially at night in. the. bush will be all of us activists we are scared as us. well yeah but the chinese government has a long arm. kazakstan and china have a close economic relationship. beijing has invested a lot into cossacks stans infrastructure as part of its new silk road project. which gets you to the truth a little bit. but the internment of muslims in china has caused quite a stir in kazakstan. many cars x. have relatives in the chinese camps. but authorities records all the cases of which there are more and more each day. it already has detailed files on one thousand cases and knows of at least ten thousand more. than it's often because of their relatives abroad that chinese kazakhs encounter problems with the author already is. on. the last. one now was arrested after

the child has been identified as lily aracic of oakland. a female family member accidentally left lily in the car. by the time someone realized the mistake it was too late. police say it was 80 degrees outside when they arrived on the scene. temperatures inside the car may have reached as high as 125 degrees. >> a small boy perched on the ledge outside of a second-floor window. tonight, when police admit the call to 911 was not handled properly. >> apple unveils a colorful new line of the iphone. when analysts are saying about today's announcement. >> which should be a highly contested race in the south bay the face-off in a debate for sheriff. coming up what they had to say to voters in a live report. otc -- distance relationship. this is long distance with the best wifi experience, plus the most free shows to stream. and with savings on wireless, this is a relationship with more money to spend on the important things. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. xfinity gives you the best wifi experience to stream the most fre

the winner of this year's mercury prize is indie band wolf alice, leaving lily allen in tears.by rescues a woman trapped in her car. storm bronagh hits parts of the uk with high winds and heavy rain. the dash to the sunshine and blustery

lily: yeah.you mentioned there were two other enforcement cases from the sec a touch on what you said. the first one was this company like a walmart for ico's and they failed to register as a -- and withr also handling digital tokens, they were deemed as securities. the other was a crypto hedge fund. caroline: we will have plenty more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "all sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your customers thought possible. comcast business. beyond fast. mark: i am mark crumpton with first word news. president trump says he expects hurricane florence to be among the worst storms to ever strike the united states, but that the federal gover

but, like, in michigan-- and i grabbed lily tomlin with me because she comes from michigan and we wentl mandate for restaurant workers is $2.13. you can't live on $2.13. it all goes to taxes. in michigan i think it's $3.28, or something. so you're totally dependent on tips. and the stuff they have to put up with is the worst sexual abuse of almost any industry. and so lily and i have traveled on a number of occasions all through michigan talking to people, knocking on doors, raising money for one fair wage to get that on the ballot. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: jane, thank you so much for being here. lovely to see you again. >> thank you. >> stephen: "jane fonda in five acts" premieres monday on hbo. we'll be right back with willie nelson. ♪ this is the angel oak. some say the oldest living thing east of the mississippi. it's weathered countless storms. battered, but never broken, it stands for the resilience within us all. ♪ why lenscrafters? personalized service is why. clarifye, no other eye exam is more precise is why. and because style? your style is why. lenscrafters is wh

-- lily aracic of oakland.tside of the moraga daycare. they did call 911 when they realize what happened it was 80 degrees and officers said the temperatures could've soared to 125 degrees inside that car. >> they performed every life saving measure they could and transported the infant to a medical center in walnut creek where she was pronounced deceased. >>> the death is being investigated and there is no word on whether charges are going to be filed in the case. she is a teacher at a high school and the school released a statement saying the passing of a child is always a tragedy. she is grieving as we process this news. >>> this is the third time this year in california the child has died after being alone in a hot car. they tracked these incidents and say almost 800 children have died nationwide since 1998 in this manner. 46 children this year alone have died for the temperature in a car can climb or than 30 degrees in just a half hour. >>> disturbing video of a little boy in vallejo standing on the second

okay, lily. i got the list of what you need for your project. uh, glitter glue...dots... mm-hmm. ...glitter...paper. mrs. daniels says my projects have too much glitter. okay, well, she needs a mr. daniels, because a project can't have too much pizzazz. it's a report on the potato famine. i'm-- i'm sorry. do irish tears not sparkle? okay. okay. sorry. longinus, jotham. oh, hey. hi. oh, hi, guys. what's up? oh, nothing, just picking up supplies to make signs for the big protest. yes. oh, right. right, yes. mm-hmm. uh, uh, w-- and which big protest is-- we're picketing the jai alai lounge for obvious reasons. obviously. obviously. obviously, yes. what reasons, daddy? um, well, jotham, y-you tell her. it makes me so angry, i can't even say it out loud. so upset. all we know is the jai alai lounge has the single best burger in the country... oh, my god. ...if not the universe. the jai alai burger is 1/4-pound... 1/3. ...prime angus, uh, fresh, crispy lettuce... butter lettuce.

lily allen joked that she'd been robbed as indie band wolf alice won this year's mercury prize.senior cabinet minister has warned that britain is heading for a no—deal brexit unless the eu softens its position on the issue of the irish border. the transport secretary, chris grayling, says it's impossible for the government to agree to northern ireland having customs rules that are different to the rest of the uk. yesterday, at the end of the salzburg summit, theresa may's chequers plan was rejected by eu leaders. but she insists it's the only credible option. at 12:30pm this lunchtime on the bbc news channel, we'll be getting the answers about the uk's future outside the eu means for healthcare and the nhs. what do you want to know? text your questions to 6112a. email to askthis@bbc.co.uk. or tweet using the hashtag bbcaskthis. the metropolitan police has admitted for the first time that an undercover officer had a sexual relationship with an environmental activist with the knowledge of his bosses. officer mark kennedy posed as mark stone and had a two—year relationship with kat

lily, thank you so much. appreciate you.ce. >> my pleasure, brooke. >>> more on bill cosby coming up. of course, as we have seen him in the last few moments, taken into custody. he is going to prison. you are watching cnn special live coverage. there he is. walking into the county jail. you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. and the wolf huffed and puffed... like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. so my doctor said... symbicort can help you breathe better. starting within 5 minutes. it doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. doctor: symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. it may increase your risk of lung

kitty rally or as a lily is also a businessman he worked as a pharmaceutical sales representative before turning his full attention to the situation in shin jan. i'm scared. it was the i'm always stressed. out that whenever i have to go somewhere i try to travel with a friend he has. is the emotional rule them especially in a.

lili: los voy incluso tapones de los inmigrantes en procesode inmigraciÓn .jaime nos acompaÑa con los detalles. jaime: los expertos dicen que ahora hay mÁs riesgo a llenar uno mismo los documentos de migraciÓn o acudir con notarios.podamos indicarle cÓmo conseguir ayuda legal de la diferentes organizaciones. >> el concepto simple, a partir de hoy oficiales o denegar solicitudes de beneficios y miran serios como peticiones familiares sin dar la oportunidad de corregir errores o enviar mÁs evidencia. >> ese es el peligro porque el oficial puede aceptar una aplicaciÓn que oficial b y c que falta pruebas. >> el abogado dice que si niega la solicitud pierdes dinero de las cuotas y aparte puedes poner en proceso de portaciÓn inmediatamente. >> un tiempo que alguien podÍa entregaruna aplicaciÓn por su propio medio. si esta persona tuvo algÚn tipo de experiencia quizÁ podÍa pasar sin problemas. ahora no es el tiempo de estar jugando con su vida haciendo esto. >> su recomendaciones acuÍcola una organizaciÓn reconocÍa que pese servicio legales. el problema es que no to

lily: you know, i don't really think it is different actually.vestor base kind of has a pack mentality. maybe more so even than other markets. it is all sentiment-based and maybe not 100% but a lot sentiment-based so when people sort of see bad headlines about crypto, they sell off their crypto. when they see good headlines, they buy. i do not think it is especially a unique time. if you zoom out on the chart bitcoin, the selloff actually does not look like that huge of a deal. caroline: is anyone actually really backing away from the big ?layers goldman has not totally they are out of the game. just trying to work out how they best serve their customers or so they say. what is it that you think might see some accentuation ovf the selloff -- of the selloff. lily: i think a big move by regulators could move the price in a big way. there is something crackdown by the sec in the u.s. or another country outlawed ico's or something like that from of those times are when we see big moves, but your question about ,nstitutional demand, goldman what is in

. >> tiger lily. >> jimmy: that's the name of the cat? did you find tiger lily? >> we did. so happy. >> jimmy: did you give out your address? how did they know where to bring the cat? >> i said, call cbs. and i think people, because i went on the show and spoke about it there and people know. >> jimmy: that's great because when you have a tv show, you don't have to put posters up in the neighborhood. >> i know. you just say -- it's great. it is wonderful. >> jimmy: so, no rosie o'donnell. i got to tell you about a about her. i was like, if they replace roseanne, you barely have to change the name of the show. think of the money you would save on the logo alone. i think rosie o'donnell would be a good addition to this show. >> i think she would. i'm going to tell sara gilbert. >> jimmy: she has problems with rosies in general. they hnt her wherever she goes. maybe that's something she worries about. >> i don't know, but that's a very good idea. >> jimmy: thank you. finally somebody's acknowledged that i have some good ideas. >> really good ideas. >> jimmy: it's a lot of fun

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they beat the likes of noel gallagher, arctic monkeys and lily allen, who wasn't happy.ir second album, ‘visions of a life'. the judges said it combined the epic and intimate in equal measure, they were visibly shocked by the result. thank you so much! cherring. this was the second time they had made the mercury shortlist, but theirfirst win. in fact, no female fronted act had triumphed since pj harvey seven years ago. immediately after they came off stage, they told me why it meant so much to them. i think i have always found being a musician, being a performer, the whole music industry extremely intimidating and scared about it and not knowing what i was doing. but here we are, four best friends and we still don't know what we are doing. but we are here. you know... it means everything. i don't know. i don't know the answer to that question. i am just so happy. not everyone was happy about the result. lily allen was seen on camera in tears and later took to social media to say: as for wolf alice, they can expect an immediate sales boost, and on sunday, they start their

. >> it's worth mentioning ipos, we also have a -- that's been off on lily.pparently 20 times over subscribed and many of them are also holding other for lily >> i've got to tell you, i have loved this area. if it goes at the price, it's going to go substantially higher the boutique that these are all competitors, even higher than that this is a gift by lily, a gift. >> a gift at where it's priced first time since january 26, old record 26, 616, and just surpassed that by about 20 points, so now records for the transports in recent weeks, s&p again today, and now the dow. >> a lot of anticipation for some great earnings, a lot of it all about some tech stocks that are really moving, and yet the big value with jpmorgan, the val value. >> that's one of the -- those two groups are so far behind, and the caterpillar money is really that is the story for today's rally. >> caterpillar money is the story? >> machinery, into the stocks that would. >> citi was so far behind record 119 and change, why the disparity. >> his bank can make a lot more money than just tradi

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. >> i'm going to talk to lily bernard who was one of cosby's victims. i spoke to her the day after the verdict. i was reading up on something she said to another publication. she said this conviction, i'm quoting her, that's going to make another rapist pause before raping another woman. what we've interested in hearing now is for these women, does this feel like justice? does it feel like closure? the conviction after a mistrial certainly did for a lot of women. that day they said they feel like they were finally heard. but they've create third down sister hood that is a horrible sister hood to have to come to be part of because you were sexually assaulted or raped by somebody, but many of them said it's the best thing to come of this, that people get choice. >> and i hate to break it to you that sister hood is much bigger, much bigger than people think it is. >> and older. it's been forever. so whether or not the victims feel that this was a just sentence is as important to us as reporting what the sentence the. we'll stay on that. thank you. >>> than

lili bernard is one of me tha 60 women who have said cosby raped, drugged, coerced or sexually assaulted them since the mid 1960s. bernard was an actreo appeared on the cosby show in the 1990s, where she says cosby took her under his wing t then drugged her and raped her. bernard's allegations were notin uded in this case, but she and a number of other survivors attended today's sentencing and the earlier trial.an you very much for being here. i know that you and so many of the other victims of mr. cosby's crimes have been following this case so closely for so long. i wonder, did you ever imagine that today would actually come? >> i did not. i really believed that he would s to his gave a a free man, so this was an absolutely unexpected outcome. >> brangham: what is it you think turned the tide? was it simply andrea constand and heregular saying i must have justice in this case, or what was it? >> absolutely andrea was a gate big part of it. i have called her the joan of arc in the war on rape becaus te es tremendous courage to stand up against such a goliath, a revered, beloved, iconic