k, lucy, thank you. -- it could end — gaza more.d the _ gaza more. k, lucy, thank you. -- it could end the gaza _ gaza more. k, lucy, thank you. -- it could end the gaza war. _ tonight president biden has been talking about the potential for a peace deal. we're pressing hard to close this deal. we have a structure which would free the hostages, halt the fighting, provide security to israel, and allow us to significantly surge humanitarian assistance to the palestinians who have suffered terribly in this war that hamas started. let's speak to our north america editor sarah smith in washington. president biden has talked of the possibility of a deal before but does it sound different this time? yes. i think he sounds more optimistic this time, and as you said there is a real chance this could be done before he leaves the white house a week today. he said he has been talking on the phone to leaders in the region and that he intends to continue working on this if there is any chance he can reach an agreement, and we heard also today fro

that are going on, lucy williamson in jerusalem?— that are going on, lucy williamson in jerusalem?ork _ in jerusalem? they have been going on around a framework deal - in jerusalem? they have been going i on around a framework deal announced backin on around a framework deal announced back in may, but we are getting reports that they are now at an advanced stage. one palestinian official described it to the bbc as putting the finishing touches to the deal. and both sides, the israeli and hamas delegations are now in the same building, not indirect talks, but in the same building, holding final negotiations. we have been here before, but there are growing signs the night that a deal might be very close indeed, perhaps imminent, a deal that could see the end of the gaza war that has left more than 40,000 palestinians dead, but there has been no formal announcement yet, and this deal appears to be structured into three phases, with a final agreement, a commitment, to a permanent ceasefire, only being negotiated in the later stages. so, this is a partial deal. it will happen in stages,

rob reynolds, l g 0, pacific palisades, california south speak to lucy sheriff who was forced to meet her home in the pacific palisades neighborhood of assigned jealous and is not joining us live from burbank and california at lucy. thank you so much for taking the time to speak to us under the last we went to a friend's house of the bank, which is about 2 miles and from the palisades. and we thought she'd been on standby for another evacuation because a little bit of the fires happening here. right. the pictures we're looking at new scene really look like on the get on that. so we can only imagine what you went through. do you know what's happened to your home? yes, i went by today. i was lucky enough. i'm john a. so i have a press pos and i could get through. we heard from some neighbors off home and made it through the night, but unfortunately when we arrived today, it was the and i normally just saw the, the burning embers of what was all home. and so i had to call one of my neighbors and tell them that the items were going as well. that was, i'd say about 80 percent of homes that

cancer. 17 of lucy benavides garwood.relatives have battled cancers that have been linked to radiation exposure. now 93, she fears that she won't live to see the government take responsibility for what happened here. we were absolutely, positively poisoned by our government because they didn't value. i feel that they didn't value our lives or see the risk to their future downwind in tularosa, new mexico. i'm joey chen, for matter of fact. next on matter of fact. this rural south dakota veterinarian spends long days helping farmers who need his services. we've had calls some people 120 130 miles away because they couldn't get ahold of anyone else. we look at a program focused on recruiting the next generation of rural vets. plus, how president jimmy carter's inauguration day changed future ceremonies and remembering world war ii's 6888. i'm just so happy that somebody is finally finding out that there were black women in the military. the story of a black, all female army unit dispatched overseas to accomplish a task other

full, to give true to his party time to replace the man who left the country for nearly a decade. lucy van olden bonneville is a journalist in the canadian capital of all the way i have to italy, a why true go is resigning now as well? and that's a great question because his numbers, his popularity, has been somebody for, for more than a year for, for many, many months. and by all of the occasions he was expecting to stay on until the next election, which was expected to be this coming october. but when the bombshell hit and christopher freeland step down in uh, in december about 3 weeks ago, all the wheels seemed to came off the liberal bus. and at that moment, i think the guy was cast. and it will, he, he, it just became untenable for him to stay on as leader the calls became louder from within his own party. and so he gave us the holidays to think about it. but to day came out and, and announced what many people were expecting that he had to resign because after christopher freeland laughed, it just seems like he just could not hang on any longer. so let's say the wheels have rolled

it's lucy with the catch up, an appeal from it's lucy with the catch up, an appealfrom police in london talks to try and secure a dealfor ongoing talks to try and secure a deal for ceasefire ongoing talks to try and secure a dealfor ceasefire in gaza for the release of israeli hostages in exchange for palestinian prisoners. those talks are being held in doha, qatar is the key mediator, says an agreement is very close but it also says the deal could still fall through, it is believed there would be different phases to the deal with a number of israeli hostages released on day one and then israel beginning to withdraw troops from gaza after that. if you want the latest on that. if you want the latest on that it's on the bbc news website and app. some other stories now police investigating the fatal stabbing of a 14—year—old boy in southeast london names to people they are looking to speak to. 15—year—old colin, killian died shortly after being attacked on a bus on 17 january. no arrests have taken place it. tiktok be banned in a few days in the us, people might be moving to one of its com

carter press secretary, and diane sawyer, co-host of cbs morning news and two panels with lucy turbin, linda chance and robin sisson ford, vance and allen si grace who was franklin delano roosevelt's granddaughter betty ford, welcomed and did a keynote speech. speech, as well as dr. gore. and i'm going to take the liberty of quoting because unfortunately, the keynote speeches were not filmed and so on. we have the written remarks from the keynote speeches, betty ford stated the conference goal saying today we have started a new and i hope a continuing we have set out to look at what the role of a first lady has been and what direction that role take for the future. we are the first formed group effort to bring definition to a job that has no job description but has been, by tradition, individual preferences. i hope our two days will focus future attention on what just might be one of the most demand jobs in the federal government, excepting perhaps the job the first lady has. goals keynote address for. she received a standing ovation. i communicated with google that all of this he sta

these two, you know, alice, paul and lucy burns by now. but we also have doris stevens, and we know lot about what was happening in prison because doris stevens, who was one of the prisoners, wrote a book about it. and that was one of the handful of good sources about what was going on in there. many of the suffragist were placed in solitary confinement. the perfect for sidewalk obstruction, right? oh, they were food. they were denied their own prescription medicines. they were denied access to their family. their doctors and their lawyers. well, all of that highly illegal. paul's windows were up. oh, the door had iron bars on it. she was straitjacketed and eventually they committed her to the psyche. patrick walker, even though she was perfectly sane when she went on a hunger strike. woodrow wilson personally, bless the decision to force feed her, even though at that time the procedure was known to be life. when the war ended using his wartime powers powers and expanding those wartime powers through regulation that went well beyond the st

lucy jones, thank you for joining us.ally call you on earthquakes but you have wildfire expertise as well and those are the two things to have when you are a scientist in california. >> unfortunately so. the fires are getting more common, even if the is quick !. >> let's hope the earthquakes remain less common. dr. jones, thank you. >>> coming up next, residence in the city of la canada or under evacuation orders because of all of the severe wind. the mayor out there is going to join us. in us. complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! wave hello to zane. he's king of the... ping. for every 1 sentence spoken on a call, he has 3 comments 2 memes and 4 emojis to contribute. a flood of positivity... during every. single. meeting. but oh how his passion for product management takes your team from level zero to level... zane. you need zane. zane needs benefits. work with principal so we can help you help zane with a retirement and benefits plan that's right for him. le

lucy, you can see the snow is coming down here behind me in leeds. and watch the bbc news channel, course! ,., ., , thousands of supporters and opponents of the south korea's suspended president have been on the streets of seoul for a second day. some stayed out all night, braving freezing temperatures and snow. many protesters are gathered around the official residence of president yoon suk yeol. it is very good advice from sarah, the best way to find out the forecast, it is what i did last night when i got here and it told me there would be heavy snow this morning and there has been, just check out the website and the app. lucy, you can see the snow is coming down here behind me in leeds. the authorities will be breathing a sigh of relief that it is a sunday and not a work day when lots of people would have been trying to get to work in these conditions and that probably would have caused more problems. the advices, unless you really have to go out today and you're in one of the areas hit by snow, stay in the warm and watch the bbc news channel, co

how did you like, lucy, being a role model?eing an example for all these other when you were doing things like watoosing all over the world. >> i thought about that a lot. i thought about being a role model, being in the public view and resented being in the white house and then my motto was i can adjust so i tried to be the best me i could be. >> i wore blue jeans and that was big time. the press made a big deal about it, and i thought i consider that normal or real. we kind of laid a few guidelines down like you don't wear them through receptions and things of that nature, but it's -- it's hard to be a role model and you're going to get criticized no matter what you do. >> that goes into the question of what we talked about earlier. in this day of labels, how are you labeled by the press and how are you really like, susan? >> probably the biggest change is at that time i really didn't know who i was. i was tugged and pulled and attended a lot of receptions and did how many paradeses and ribbon cutting and after it was all ove

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so what you stated that they that lucy and coordinate the associates. but i me, i don't with the stomach annoying piece of shit, which i sneak out for you to, i know so now let's go to the multiplan d, which i'm going to. it's due to meet the $311.00. so let me put in here, live to expose minute. now molar deals here on the station. palladium was divided somewhere into probably and so much has been on the menus today. it's a guinea or joe may sparks me on the 5th of january, february 1st cuz we parse the day for so i usually cuz today's most doors and we're seeing them are you see move, see if we can use to see minutes to we just seen in our system trying to use subsystem, i see, right? yeah. and i such as pretty well, it's so easy. you got to dine usable by just elizabeth, that you do the shit. suzanne? yeah. a cheese. the other ones, are they swimming? not old or comfortable doors list? doing nearby, yeah, east thought only my land as needed. so as the okay, the thousands of russia expo volunteers became indispensable members of a big team. at 1st gla

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let's get more from janice that lucy, if i'm alden, bond ipad, who joins us from the canadian capital altima, a welcome to dw, and they say, last month's very public folding on with the finance minister mocked at a low point of to those to me. but he's popular as we have been folding before that different by want as well. and that doesn't. that's like probably a really great place to start because as you say 2015, he could not have been more popular. he was popular, not only in canada, but around the world. he was a bit of a celebrity prime minister. but since the pandemic economic issues have really been wreaking havoc on through those popularity, all the economic issues with, with whether it's inflation, the cost of housing, general affordability, he's, he's, he's been really pumping this thing called the, the carbon tax, which many countries have. and he's been severely criticized that is just escalated the cost of living. then there is also his personal popularity at this point a 10 years that he's been prime minister. people are ready for a change, and there are parts of his pers

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so clearly just that lucy found olden bond defense in auto thank. as i dw investigation has discovered that, that you haven't government has been quietly cutting funding for several is riley and palestinian human rights. organizations that have often been critical of israel's actions in the will and casa, since they have lost her attack on each viola, on the 7th of october, 2023 politicians in gym. and they have repeatedly emphasize that israel security is part of germany, so called stance the rise on o. v as in the state, an investigative team has more as we get into this really city of bass. she's just 40 cubic meters from gaza. so you certainly can upset that was why jim and officials cut the funding of his n g o. i don't know if it's been done so on purpose, but it's definitely a bit of intervention that was time to deliver the most possible damage to our work . similar workspace riley, human rights organization. you profile. it supports conscientious objectors, risk imprisonment industry. since it's a launch to avoid gaza following how must her

thank you lucy sherriff, we appreciate it. and if you do want to help those impacted by these devastating wildfires, just visit cnn.com. slash impact for more information here. in the next hour, president biden will be highlighting his foreign policy work. in one of the final speeches of his presidency, including intense efforts to get a gaza hostage ceasefire deal done, something the white house now says could happen this week. plus, president elect donald trump's cabinet picks facing senate confirmation hearings this week. first up, his secretary of defense pick, who has pushed for restoring the names of u.s. military bases to those of confederate generals. how is that going to play on capitol hill? stay with cnn news central. >> super man, the christopher reeve story, february 2nd on cnn. >> type two diabetes. >> discover the ozempic tri zone oh oh oh ozempic. i got the power of three. i lowered my a-1c cv risk and lost some weight. >> in studies, the majority of people reached an a-1c under seven and maintained it. >> i'm

lucy manning, bbc news. the time is 6:19. our top story this evening...ans which killed 14 attack in new orleans which killed 1a people. and we are in the uk�*s new city of culture, it is bradford. and in sportsday at 6.30pm on bbc news, we�*ll be at alexandra palace ahead of the world darts championship semifinals. can teenager luke littler emulate his final in 202a? this is a dinosaurfootprint made 166 million years ago, and 200 of them have been found so far in a quarry in oxfordshire. it�*s the biggest dinosaur trackway site ever discovered in the uk. our science editor, rebecca morelle, went to take a look. footsteps thump following in the footsteps of a jurassic giant. this is where a dinosaur walked 166 million years ago. but it wasn�*t alone. different trackways crisscross this entire site. they were discovered on the floor of a limestone quarry in oxfordshire by one of the workers. so, i was basically clearing the clay and i was hitting a hump. so, like, this here? yeah, yeah. as it turned out, it was this front bit i was hitting. and when i got

now again, it is unclear if lucy was the final destination for that particular toy. and those that i e d, i have to say, but it is known that georgia has been used as one of the smuggling routes for the ukrainians who have been trying to get explosives into russia. i mean, the russian federal security service has repeatedly exposed and revealed schemes that essentially use georgia as the sort of a middle man as the middle country. if i may say so to smuggle explosives into russia. since georgia does share a border with russia and they have been trying to smuggle these explosives over the via the lot of voided check points. now again, it is unclear if that particular 6 will to recall aiden with explosives was meant for russia. but suddenly it's a good thing that it was supported in moldova, on the well, now it will not get where it was supposed to sit on ski as hold suited cheap. a russian a is a bias to, to you. applied is now, finds, is still a rush in crude oil through the southern the pipeline. also, the current contract expires hungry has raised concerns suggesti

lucy williamson, bbc news, the occupied west bank. and you are watching bbc news. do stay tuned.44.4 celsius in altnaharra. if it's all getting too cold for you, there are changes on the way. it's going to be a slow change, though. gradual thaw into the weekend after a frosty start and the risk of some freezing fog. just how cold it's been compared to normal, you can see by the blue colours here on the chart with the coldest is relative to normal across europe. 0ur anomaly chart though shows we switch them for reds, especially across scotland and ireland and some in northern scotland. you might be around 25 degrees warmerfor the start of the mornings next week, compared with what we've seen today. “14, as i said in altnaharra, but widely a very, very cold start to the day and some struggling to lift above freezing even this afternoon. we have more cloud though, towards the south west, south wales as well. that's producing some outbreaks of light rain or drizzle. some snow over the moors, a few rain, sleet and snow showers close to eastern coast of scotland and england. most, thou

lucy williamson, bbc news, the occupied west bank.dent nicolas maduro to $25 million. the announcement came as mr maduro was sworn in for a third six—year term as president. venezuela's political opposition condemned his inauguration as a coup. it insists its candidate, edmundo gonzalez, was the real winner of last year's election. he is urging the military to ignore maduro's orders. the us and the euorpean union both recognise gonzalez as president—elect. here's the white house's response to maduro's swearing in today. maduro once again demonstrated his complete disregard for democratic norms and proceeded with his illegitimate inauguration. as president biden emphasised in his meeting with the president—elect, we believe it is essential that the will of the venezuelan people is respected. in co—ordination with our partners we have given maduro and his representatives every opportunity to restore democracy, but they haven't. let's turn to some other important news around the world. the israeli military says it has struck a power stat

i have been, let's say lucy, then the objective, it shows that all has been elected. i think we all agree here because of a very high level of pressure from the international community embodied by it. of course, at this time the us do. so we need to go see is maybe a and, and some of your being countries. but he is also being elected by the context. and the context is an international factor. yes, the context has a negative shuttle as opposed to without, without what happened late the probably the statement would have continued. maybe we could have had another president, but the context has imposed this product, which is an international factor. not exactly as you said, and i said before, now the challenge is to let them know why is this new, this new mandate? and i think the, the 5 of the as the shut the sub, for example, both hezbollah and whatever nice forces and authors have voted for the same person, is a good step in that direction. no, because that whole house to own the president she the presidency and lead, finalize. it isn't good by answering the challenges

season, vice president in the same game, westbrook has the most create and be a triple double spaced lucy's 200 and 2nd. then i'll get the winning 124 to one i 5 . so you only had a can snap to to game losing streak beating the philadelphia 76 is 123-2115 c. j. mccullin's school to 38 points. the pelicans went without sign. williamson receiving a one game suspension from violating team policies. the $76.00 is what we'll start with that joe and beat who has a sprained foot on the year for my duty. faithful has bonds to funds indefinitely for interfering with the lucy bit cats in the world series. the incident happened during the day for the new york yankees, when again, c l, a searches the funds rejected, and it's still counted as a catch for the old stuff is again, keith went on to win the sports biggest price of the leading the call to 13 years ago, david moiz has been appointed as evidence, new manager for the 2nd time. we spent 11 years in his 1st spell at the club before an unsuccessful student at manchester, united and one manager of the 8 on 3 separate occasions. you've had tons of to

also during the conference lucy johnson said the following. i had a chance to be an eyewitness to history even when i didn't want to be. i had a chance to grow in ways that i did not know i could. so i would like to just hear you reflect back on your time in the white house and since and how being that eyewitness to history was for you. >> no. it is very true. when you are a eyewitness to history and lucy and i were similar in age when her dad, during her dad's administration. she was national cathedral school. but we were similar in age. but i remember the pardon, i remember all of those things, i remember people being up all night in the family area going over discussions and things like that. and making decisions and you know. not very many people can say they experienced that. did i appreciate it then? no. i have learned to appreciate it now as i have gotten older. you know, just to look at the old pictures of dick cheney and things like that. but, you know, those are the things that you get to experience. the people that you get to meet.

hey, it's lucy with the catch—up.st mcdonald's, meta makes changes and a well—earned retirement. first tonight, a 14—year—old boy has been stabbed to death on a bus in southeast london. he was killed this afternoon. no arrests have been made. that story is on the bbc news website. mcdonald's workers have said they are still facing harassment and sexual abuse. a year ago the boss promise to clean ahead at the company. matt used to work in mcdonald's. he said he quit because of a toxic work environment. for me it was being bullied for having a learning disability, having a problem with my eye. the boss in the uk said 29 people have been dismissed over sexual harassment allegations in the past 12 months and in the alleged cases published today were unacceptable. some other stories now. meta is getting rid of independent fact checkers on facebook and instagram. commenting on the accuracy of posts will be left to users. mark zuckerberg said third—party moderators were too politically biased but campaigners say the move is

hey, it's lucy with the catch up!on the attack in new orleans, stormzy�*s ban from driving, and belgium says bye to disposable vapes. first, 14 people were killed and dozens were wounded when a man drove a pick—up truck into crowds of people in new orleans on new year's day. emer is going to tell us more. the driver has been named as shamsud—dinjabbar, an army veteran from texas. he was killed in a shoot—out with police and the fbi say he was acting alone. we're finding out a lot more about some of the victims, they include a former college football player, an 18—year—old aspiring nurse and a 21—year—old. and the fbi also said it had not been able to establish a definitive link between the new orleans attack and a cybertruck that exploded outside a trump hotel in vegas. the driver was killed and seven people were injured when it blew up just hours after the attack in new orleans. some other stories now. stormzy has been banned from driving for nine months. an off—duty police officer caught him using a phone while driv

and the football moment where lucy pacific down and charlie goes to kick it and lucy pulls the football away. i don't want to hazard a guess on this because we have had a few of those but here is why i think and hope this is a really meaningful moment you're finally getting this across the finish line. what has been the main impediment? it has fundamentally been hamas and hamas at various moments believing it could get hezbollah in, iran in and other iranian backed proxies in. now, it knows the calvary is not coming to the rescue and it cannot depend on or even really think about that precisely because of what we just talked about. hezbollah can't and won't do it. iran can't and won't do it. that has concentrated minds among hamas leadership about meeting to bring this to a conclusion but you are also dealing with an organization where decision-making is very challenged and very difficult. just that piece alone is hard in the communications piece is not easy. so you are also dependent on a small number of individuals who may not have the same pragmatic framework that we would bring to t

and lucy may, thanks for joining us to, especially under the circumstances. so as i mentioned there until recently you wherever, in the evacuation, so can you explain to us what exactly that is and what you're seeing and hearing during your experiences there? yes. so at around 1045 this morning. i know it's a smoke and a small amount of claims on the santa monica ridge line. um and i was concerned anyway because of the high winds that have been predicted up to a 100 miles an hour. i know how quickly these winds can find claims, and then about an hour later i, i'm sorry, i'm not sure the neighborhood was covered in ash and the sky was turning rides and people were trying to flee. the policy side says one main road code sunset boulevard, which runs through the puddle sides, and that's the only road you can meet by. so it was completely gridlocked. and that was chaos everywhere because there wasn't a lot of information. i am lucky the image on less so i was able to go up to emergency officials on all what was happening and all squared the about creation old as w

hello, i'm lucy hockings, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reactionfire in the gaza war, which would see an exchange of israeli hostages and palestinian prisoners. the deal is highly complex, and is not yet fully agreed. it's being brokered by the government of qatar, and just a short while ago, a spokesman for the foreign ministry gave this update. this war should have been

he sent a runner of sorts to lucy's house and, said this is what the general needs. he said, okay. so her fortunately for her, her brother had a store that how are all the medical supplies that were needed. so she goes to her brother and she says general price needs morphine, he needs quinine. he bandages, he says, well, i've got him, but i can't sell them to you. i can't give them to you. but i have to go into into town. in a few minutes. so he left. she took it all. she went to a general store nearby and bought lots of velvet and lots of gravely. and went home. hmm. what a weird combination and she took the flannel, turned it into a skirt. now i want you to think about this for a minute. okay. women in this time are wearing voluminous skirts. lots of petticoats or hoop underneath them. she created this flannel skirt to hold the bandages and socks. the men needed balls, some stick, some in the pockets that created on the inside and in the folds that the skirt she took the velvet cut. it strips and rolled into her hair, the medicine into, big rolls of the velvet because that was th

and that's all the sport for now, lucy.alking in qatar with hopes of a ceasefire deal in gaza within reach. an agreement would include the gradual release of israeli hostages in exchange for palestinian prisoners. there have been growing calls to release the director of a northern gaza hospital, who the israeli army detained in a raid last month. he was arrested as the israeli military force to patient and medical staff to leave the hospital in northern gaza. israel says it suspected him of holding a rank in hamas and its been investigated by israeli security forces. i've been asking his son if he knew how his father was and what conditions he was facing imprisonment. conditions he was facing imrisonment. ~ . . ., ., imprisonment. according to the -risoner imprisonment. according to the prisoner who — imprisonment. according to the prisoner who was _ imprisonment. according to the prisoner who was there, - imprisonment. according to the prisoner who was there, he - imprisonment. according to the | prisoner who was there, he