i'm monica miller. the headlines: china's president extends a hand and a peace plan to russia's vladimir putin in the pair's first meeting since the invasion of ukraine. the united nations releases a major new report on climate change, dubbed a "survival guide for humanity". police in france fire tear gas at protesters marching against the government's planned pension reform, as protests grow across the country. the barricades go up in new york in preparation for protests — amid specuation of incoming charges for former president donald trump. and the hunt for this shark's head — why scientists in the uk are appealing to whoever took it to bring it back live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in the uk, on pbs in the us and around the world. president xi of china is on a state visit to russia where he's been warmly greeted by president putin. the summit has been the focus of a good deal of speculation following the publication of c

monica was always behind the camera. now with the 29-year-old missing, her older brother wants her face e she was kidnapped in jalisco, mexico. >> it was 121 days ago. >> you're counting the days? >> yes. >> reporter: gustavo was talking to us by phone telling us the fbi has recommended he not do any on-camera interviews. his sister was visiting mexico and was walking with her dog when she was taken. >> fear, anger, and confusion. it's off camera what happens, you see a lot of commotion, some cars pulling up, and then moments after they just speed off. >> reporter: they're hoping a new $40,000 reward by the fbi will lead to monica. the fbi says whoever took monica has demands. >> in this day and age it just seems so difficult that even in mexico someone can just disappear or that these people that are contacting my family and harassing them, that they can just be ghosts in this digital network. >> reporter: in october the state department put out a travel advisory to mexico. if you scroll down, you can see it said to rec

ah, i'm monica jones. good to have you with us. the leader of russia's wagner, mercenary group, says it has made further advances in the ukrainian city of buck, mood reaching the river that divides the city center. earlier this week, wagner claimed it hard to capture to the eastern part of the city. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has vowed to keep fighting amid fears that the fall of the city could lead to further russian gains in the east ukrainian tanks on the outskirts of back moot, determined to see off any further russian advances. despite rushing gains in the east of the city, the fight for control continues. reward the year as far motivation. we are fighting until we achieve victory through. we need victory. not only piece your call is excerpt technology brought to our to portray mobility. on saturday, russia media released this footage. nick in effect, is worth reporting to show the damage the fighting has inflicted on buck moot. so you indulge an unidentified russian soldier from the wagner mercenary group. law can

i need some time >> so monica took some time, prayed about it.to this conclusion. >> i cannot imagine god give me this child, and living with her, and raising her that he would want me to sto loving her >> would it make any sense a all. >> yet, for a while, monic wasn't comfortable wit ashley's no relationship though laura said that she and ashlea were very good together >> she was always very giving, very, what else can i do for you to make you happy? >> the romance lasted more tha three years. then it was over but they remained friends. and laura remembers how happ ashlea was, when she started working at guy american eagl outfitters, in the mall in for worth. >> she loved it. >> she wasn't existent manager and good at, it said her boss. chris. >> just her personality, caring, loving, compassionate. she just loved life. >> and she loved taking videos of her life. lots of them, at work. >> looks really tired, this is not helping. look at my eyes. it's horrible. >> she had this laugh, it wa so infectious. >> they weren't all like that, however. em

tamara: ayer se cumplieron 4 meses desde que mÓnica fue secuestrada.$ por cualquier informaciÓn referente a este caso. el fbi dice que se trata de un secuestro y creen que fue planeado. nos dijeron que no se iban a emitir comentarios al respecto y no refirieron a las autoridades mexicanas. finalmente les preguntamos por quÉ hasta esta hora se da una recompensa. creemos que hay gente con informaciÓn especÍfica de este incidente y por eso estamos dando la recompensa. el fbi asegura que hay gente de jalisco que estÁ en contacto con residentes de california, por lo que solicitan que cualquier informaciÓn sea enviada por estos medios. >> nosotros estamos devastados. tamara: este grupo de secuestradores se han contactado, les han pedido una fuerte suma de dinero para devolverla, pero de alguna manera, ¿les han dejado saber si estÁn con vida? por cuestiones de seguridad autoridades solicitaron a la familia de mÓnica no salir en cÁmara, por ello agradecemos el haberse tomado el tiempo para otorgarnos esta entrevista telefÓnica y mientras ellos como familia rev

. >> reporter: for almost a decade, monica roman struggled to breathe deeply.d after she first got her breast implants in 2013 at just 21 years old. >> seeing so many people on tv and on social media having implants, it just made it so normalized to the point where i wasn't thinking enough about it. wasn't thinking enough about my decision on putting them in. >> reporter: but as the years went on, monica felt her health worsening. >> one of the biggest issues was that i never felt like i could take a full, proper, deep breath. and along with that, i had this feeling of an elephant sitting on my chest. >> reporter: around the same time, monica became more mindful of what went into her body. ultimately making changes to her lifestyle. >> i started eating mostly plant-based. i tried to avoid and limit chemicals as much as possible. i don't light candles. i try not to use any cleaners with any bleach or anything. once i started that, it kind of clicked for me that i had these two foreign objects inside of my body, just sitting on my chest. and pretty quick from tha

monica was always behind the camera. with the 29-year-old missing, her older brother wants her face everywhere, knowing how long it's been since she was kidnapped in mexico. >> that was 121 days ago. >> reporter: you're counting the days? >> yes. >> reporter: gustavo is talking to us by phone, saying that the fbi recommended he not do any on-camera interviews. on november 29th, she was walking with her dog when she was taken. >> anger and confusion. it's offcamera what happens. you see a lot of commotion. cars pulling up and moments after they just speed off. >> reporter: they're hoping a new 40,000 reward by the fbi will help lead to monica. gustavo says whoever took monica, they have demands. >> it's seems so difficult, that even if mexico, someone can just disappear or that these people that are contacting my family and harassing them, they can just be lost in this digital network. >> reporter: in october, the state department put out a travel advisory to mexico. it says to reconsider travel to jalisco state due to cr

that's right, monica. these protests have been going on now for 10 consecutive weeks since the government announced this controversial plan to overhaul the judiciary. in early january. they've been gaining pace, they did start out as the weekly protests on the weekend, or even largely in tel aviv than solely spreading out throughout the country. but of course, saturday night isn't the most disruptive. so we've seen them spilling over into week days now to particularly when those bills were 1st being discussed by the, by the connected by the committee. and then in the case that we saw a thousands or tens of thousands of protesters here on monday in jerusalem. we've been seeing now for the last couple of weeks. what were they calling? days of resistance, days of destruction are the lot on being on thursday. there's another couple planned for during this week as well as people trying to, to be more disruptive to the economy, to people's daily lives, to really make their voices heard. now in the beginning of t

the details and reaction with stephen mellor monica crowley and moments. there. >> in the months leading up to the milk out of the banking sector, it's important to remember about the biden team has been up to. four weeks ago president biden signed an executive order requiring federal agencies to build agency equity teams. to implement the president's equity mandate. just last week that he was bragging about what hit massive budget plan was going to do. not protecting consumers, but rather how it will advance climate justice. and what about his treasury secretary? she's on top of everything. she's another first. janet jallen was more concerned with rebuilding ukraine at than america's prosperous future. >> i'm proud to announce the transfer of an additional-- >> the message i bring you from president biden is simple. america will stay stand with ukraine for as long as it takes. >> and here she was at last wee with what is it not just a lie, but looks bad on the other side of the potential run of the banks. >> president's proposals and prioritize growth enh

monica daly own was believed to have been taken late last year. lauren martinez is hearing from close friends about this urgent, desperate search. >> somebody out there has information that can help us. they may not think it's important but we asked them to let us be the judge of that. reporter: the fbi offering a $40,000 reward to help find a san mateo woman kidnapped in mexico. authorities say on november 29, 2022, monica daly own was abducted while walking her dog. >> she was kidnapped by multiple individuals. we don't believe that it was a random incident. we believe that she was targeted. the kidnappers have been negotiating with the family. the fbi is working with the family to engage with the hostage takers. reporter: the 29-year-old is a u.s. citizen but she has also residence in mexico. the fbi hoping the reward can prompt someone to come forward. >> if somebody knows anything, please contact the fbi. reporter: her close friends from college describe her as relatable, funny, charismatic. >> it's hard. you spend years of your life sharing

les preguntamos, avanzaba la investigaciÓn en cuanto el caso de mÓnica, nos refirieron a las autoridadesmpensa, respondiÓ este agente especial, que ademÁs aclarÓ que el crimen ocurriÓ en mÉxico. el fbi asegura que el agente de jalisco estÁ en contacto con funcionarios de california. >> estamos devastados, ha sido una ruptura continua, pero nos vamos a dar por vencidos. tamara: este grupo de secuestradores le ha pedido una fuerte suma de dinero, pero de alguna manera les han dejado saber si estÁ convida o estÁ bien. ¿si nos pudiera escuchar en este momento quÉ le dirÍan? >> yo creo que la habrÁs harÍamos y no la dejarÍamos ir. —— abrazariamos y no la dejarÍamos ir. paola:v hemos tenido un dÍa excelente con temperaturas agradables, sin embargo, se sienten las temperaturas bajas de invierno, no de primavera. ¿cuÁles son los consejos para las personas que trabajan muy temprano. yadira: a pesar de que estamos a un paso de abril, todavÍa tenemos temperaturas en el rango de los 30, hacia zonas del norte de nuestra regiÓn, este viernes, esta madrugada del viernes 37 hacia el Área de santa rosa,

monica daly own was believed to have been taken late last year. lauren martinez is hearing from close friends about this urgent, desperate search. >> somebody out there has information that can help us. they may not think it's important but we asked them to let us be the judge of that. reporter: the fbi offering a $40,000 reward to help find a san mateo woman kidnapped in mexico. authorities say on november 29, 2022, monica daly own was abducted while walking her dog. >> she was kidnapped by multiple individuals. we don't believe that it was a random incident. we believe that she was targeted. the kidnappers have been negotiating with the family. the fbi is working with the family to engage with the hostage takers. reporter: the 29-year-old is a u.s. citizen but she has also residence in mexico. the fbi hoping the reward can prompt someone to come forward. >> if somebody knows anything, please contact the fbi. reporter: her close friends from college describe her as relatable, funny, charismatic. >> it's hard. you spend years of your life sharing

i want to bring back dominic chu and monica alba. monica, the president was insistent on the fact that he wasn't able to negotiate or talk with the republicans until they present any kind of budget plan. and now they're saying, according to him, that they may not have anything until may or june. just seems as though, how do you negotiate when you don't have the other side's basic in writing proposals? >> reporter: and that's what really sets up this major political battle. you're absolutely going to see the president and the white house continue to say this is our value set. that's a traz the president just used in these remarks, saying here is where our priorities are. and this is what we would like to invest in when it comes to the budget. then you have republicans who had said before this they were going to put out their own proposal some time this spring, but that's right, they haven't committed to any kind of a date on when actually that negotiation will begin, and any good faith, because before they put forth their plan, the pr

monica's friends have started a facebook page. to help spread the word. it's not like the government in mexico can always help. you know, it's done by gang or a cartel. i mean, there's an and she's targeted. and you know, they hold all the cards. smith is a retired fbi agent in san francisco, he said. cases like these can be extremely difficult for families . fbi um there's not endorse, um the family paying because it just emboldens these people make and sometimes they don't get the person back. um but that's easy to say when you're not involved . monica's family is doingerhinr home. we miss her terribly, andg this terrible. faith in her right now. and now, frank, julie . anyone with information about this case is asked to contact call fbi reporting live in the newsroom. evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news. thank you. two people are now under arrest in connection with the shooting deaths of two brothers who were students at berkeley high school. oakland police have not yet released details about suspects. 15 year old angel and 17 year old jazzy sotelo garci

this is marxism.onic as monica said . the this isn't the old schoolt we liberalism that we grew upthis with . this is authoritarian marxistdo trying to squelch the free speech and the freedom of americans . the agius ad that now that we know that joe biden doesn't do anything at all until nine o'clock in the morning, if it's safe to say that we know if enemies attactack us itk, it be sometime between six and eight o'clock in the morning. in all likelihood, m because apparently joe biden will not be able to get out of bed all monica would stephen knowshon would have agreed to this kindab of a bailout. ail bank the bank. tion i don't know. that's an interesting question. look, this banthk is so compelling. it's green energy all the way. the heavy democratic connections, including to maxine waters, inc gavin newsom include to gavin newsom.i th so i thinkin, look, these are very difficult political calculations when you're in an emergency. but we do know that there are heavy democratic ties between this ban k, the founders of

to just more on that, i've got with me monica long, president of ripple. as the bitcoin rally we've seen in the past few days, we've seen a big bump. a lot of the optimism now about this s.e.c. lawsuit between ripple and the s.e.c. coming to an end, what update can you give us about that? >> so with the s.e.c. lawsuit, they've filed motion for summary judgment, so the decision rests with the judge to make her decision. we're optimistic about having a positive resolution some time this year. >> can you give us any kind of timeline? it seems to assume something around the corner. >> unfortunately we don't know. it's really just with the judge. it's up to her. >> it's hopeful it will be on the side of ripple at this point? >> very hopeful. >> what are the implications if it doesn't? >> the implications if -- >> -- if it goes the way of the s.e.c. >> we think that's very unlikely since both the facts and law are on our side. in terms of broader picture, what's happening in the u.s. on the regulatory front, we're seeing action through enforcement versus setting

monica crowley, thank you so much.eakfast with friends in leesburg, florida. raymond, good morning. >> guys, we have been talking to people about some of the things you've been talking about. crt in the classroom, this agenda, and as you know the universal school choice is here in florida. this gentleman, joe, started schools in winnipeg. how did the voucher system work there? >> it worked excellent. schools are in existence, not because of funding. schools are in existence because of conviction whether it's, well , whatever the conviction be , they start schools, and the funding helps them to hire the teachers, better quality inn citied of schools that poor results. my children grew up in christian schools, and my son, for example , the university of tennessee, was a 4.0 average. reporter: and the vouchers allowed that? >> vouchers allow quality inn education. reporter: love it. okay, look i have a friend here. tell me your name and how old you are. >> john. reporter: how old are you? >> six. reporter: and what are yo

lauren: monica is a talented photographer. she moved to mexico for a job opportunity and zoomed with her friends just a few days prior to her kidnapping. >> anneke feels like our family, because we have known her so long, and she is a crucial part to all of our lives. >> her case does not seem to have gotten as much attention as others, and so bringing our voices forward to bring attention to the fact that she is missing and has not been brought home. lauren: lauren martinez, abc 7 news. drew: let's go to live doppler 7. here is the past 24 hours. he finally got rid of that pesky low-pressure system that brought rain earlier this week. that is now pushing east across california today. we expect quiet conditions. a different story to our east. we are likely going to cv -- to see a severe weather outbreak down to the south, we could see, especially around memphis, several long track tornadoes. here at home it is very quiet today. enjoy another dry day. we are in the 40's by 9:00 a.m. later today we should get temperatures close

aquÍ estÁ mÓnica para contarnos. [risas] bienvenida. mÓnica: hoy atenciÓn. cÓmo mÁs. esto tiene conexiÓn bluetooth puede llevar tu rÉcord, puede llevarlos rÉcord de francesco. [risas] francisca: no se tiene que preocupar todavÍa ahora beso. mÓnica: ahora lo tienen con 58% de descuento. esta bÁscula se puede ir por tan sÓlo 32.99. francisca: me gusta. lo que mÁs me gusta es eso. uno puede tener una idea de cÓmo poder hacer los cambios necesarios para seguir haciendo las cosas de la manera correcta. mÓnica: te ayuda a identificar el agua y la grasa visceral. esto es un modelo... italiano. [risas] alan: esto es una maravilla. es una relajaciÓn total. en el segmento me habÍa dormido. cuÉntanos. es una locura. mÓnica: esto lo hemos tenido en otras oportunidades y es fabuloso. es una mÁquina que te va ayudar a dar masaje compresiÓn. eva presionando. ayuda a la—— te va presionando. alan: la comprensiÓn en la parte de los pies y en la pantorrilla. ademÁs, tiene calor. es una maravilla. tiene para poner diferente intensidad en esta pantalla tanto de presiÓn como tamb

oh monica michael. okay. let me be sure because i don't know that's the case, but yeah. key john k ash question my locker darshay has him 1000. thank you, brittany. i set up for the guy that did the junk boots market juncture told me, shake martine hot should be much hot. can he. ready too often of canister is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many of canister thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film, archives spanning for decades reveals the forgotten truths of the country's modern history. the forbidden real part 3, the rise of the missouri, dean, honor jessia ah, with frank assessments. this treaty provides us with this hopeful government where countries could come together and stop putting in place. the rules will allow us to treat the global commons with the attention it deserves informed opinions, but g threads, we should have climate change as the center of its agenda and not the overshadow by the board. as it has been c

i'm monica jones and berlin from me on the news team here. thanks for watching. i imagine how many portion of lunch us heard out in the world climate trade given hoffman stores. this is my plan the way from just one week how my wife can really just.

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f, monica. the recent natural disaster has been seen as an opportunity. sions, even with unlikely partner turkey, experts say that i, us, and other terrorist groups are trying to exploit the political shift. and as a major or the acton with and syria. here in the countries ne, curtis groups patrol the all has soccer region pushed ha, ha ha. i is everywhere here in this camp on the villages or are getting ready for a major offensive. i have to hold says he especially wants to keep fighting against i. yes, one year on from almost losing his life. it right now in the country will isis has never been completely defeated in the 1st place. the fighters who survived the military campaign of the international, the local population, losing attacks, kidnapping black mailing, and they are still operating from underground, but they are gaining influence within that population. and especially within the camps, into a mini caliphate by now where we have a younger generation now of isis white us turning into a

i'm monica miller in singapore. 0ur headlines...plan — to russia's vladimir putin — in the pair's first meeting since the invasion of ukraine. the united nations releases a major new report on climate change — dubbed a �*survivial guide for humanity'. a former australian sas soldier has been charged with murder after an investigation into alleged war crimes in afghanistan found "credible evidence" of unlawful killings during the war. phil mercer — our correspondent in sydney — has more details. a previous investigation by a high—ranking australian military officer found that there was credible evidence that 39 afghan civilians had been unlawfully killed by australian special forces in afghanistan. much of that evidence was redacted but there was an allegation of bloodlust, a warrior culture, a broken culture within australia's special forces. and we understand the arrest of oliver schulz, who is 41 years of age, he was arrested in the new south wales snowy mountains by australian federal police, is linked to this investigation. mr s

alright, that's monica schnitzer, chair of the german council of economic experts. thank you. you're welcome. or a moving on the i m f as okay. the 3000000000 dollar loan package to help sri lanka dig itself out of debt on the condition that tackles the corruption and economic mismanagement. the drove the country into crisis. after much anticipation, sri lanka is finally slated to receive a total of $3000000000.00 from the international monetary fund as part of its bailout package. the funds will help the country begin to dig its way out of its worst economic crisis and 7 decades. but the package has conditions, sri lanka must commit to tackling the corruption and economic mismanagement. that is to blame for the current situation. feeling good with the 1st a country in asia where the army from good, deep diagnostics on corruption and governance. and the report will come out in september which will provide a roadmap for what needs to be done in terms of improving governance and reducing corruption. last year, sri lankan took to the streets to demand accountability from their go

raÚl: gracias, mÓnica.ia en su mÁs reciente disco. santiago: para mÍ, la composiciÓn siempre ha sido una herramienta emocional de lo que me pasa, de lo que siento. eso es una prueba de que los seres humanos sin importar nuestra situaciÓn social creen ser religiosa, orientaciÓn sexual, color de piel, todos nos enamoramos. >> producciÓn que realizÓ 100% en mÉxico. santiago: mÉxico tiene una energÍa distinta. hay una energÍa distinta en ese paÍs. una energÍa efervescente si se quiere. hay tal respeto por la mÚsica, por la industria de la mÚsica, tal respeto por los artistas. por lo menos asÍ lo veo yo desde colombia. uno como que se contagia un poco de eso. >> el gran teatro en la canciÓn que abandera la salida del Álbum. andrÉs cepeda y hasta tarantino directamente forman parte. [mÚsica] santiago: "el gran teatro" tiene tintes de milonga realmente. eso que suena es un bandoneÓn. ademÁs, fue idea de andrÉs. como si fuera a sonar un bolero en una pelÍcula de tarantino. era nuestra idea. serÍa un bolero que tara

i'm monica miller. the headlines — switzerland's biggest bank, ubs, takes over its rival, credit suisse, to help restore global financial stability. environmental scientists prepare to unveil eight years�* of work, showing the scale of the climate crisis. the temperature up here in the alps is rising by about twice the global average. it has already increased by two celsius, and it is having a devastating impact on the snow and the ice up here. ukraine condemns president putin's surprise visit to the russian—occupied city of mariupol, devastated in the early months of the war. translation: like all ukrainians, _ translation: like all ukrainians, like - translation: like all ukrainians, like all- translation: like all - ukrainians, like all mariupol residents, ifeel that ukrainians, like all mariupol residents, i feel that today a war criminal, whose name is vladimir putin, visited the scene of a crime he committed several months. it's been 20 years since the us—led coalition began its war in iraq to top

monica miller. the headlines.. un refugee agency condemns uk plans to prevent almost anyone but strikingly, the home secretary has written to mps saying there is a more than 50% chance the plans are incompatible with international law. today marks the start of this planned new policy. there is plenty more argument to come. chinese president xijinping has accused the united states of trying to encircle, suppress, and contain china, leading to many challenges for the country. the chinese leadership is gathered in beijing for the national people's congress. mr xi's comments were made to business leaders behind closed doors, but on the sidelines of the meeting, his foreign minister ching gang voiced similar criticisms. he said the us knew china's balloon posed no threat, but overreacted and created a diplomatic crisis. washington has claimed the balloon was part of a sprawling chinese intelligence programme. here's china's new foreign minister, ching gung, speaking on the sidelines of the annual meeting of china's parl

i'm monica miller. the headlines: former uk prime minister borisjohnson denies lying to parliament during a hearing into the so—called partygate scandal. i apologise for inadvertently misleading this house, but to say that i did it recklessly or deliberately is completely untrue, as the evidence shows. the us federal reserve raises interest rates, despite fears that it could add to financial turmoil after two bank failures. japan's prime minister fumio kishida wraps up his visit to eastern europe with a surprise visit to kyiv and a meeting with his counterpart in warsaw. and the search is on for the family of one of the uk's last world war ii veterans, ahead of his funeral next week. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. it's 7am in the morning in singapore and ”pm in the evening in london, where the uk's former prime minister borisjohnson has denied lying to parliament in testimony to a committee that's investigating whether he intentionally misled mps over breaching his go

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines: the russian and chinese presidents stress their political ties and discuss a possible road to peace in ukraine. but in kyiv, japan's prime minister kishida voices his country's support for ukraine in the war. the uk's biggest police force is in deep crisis — a review accuses london's met of institutional racism, misogyny and homophobia. 95% of police perpetrated domestic violence, there is no further action. thatjust... it beggars belief! the oscar—winning hollywood star gwyneth paltrow is in court after a ski slope collision. mr sanderson is seeking $300,000 saying he sustained permanent brain injury and broken ribs but the lawyers for gwyneth paltrow say they are overstating injury and filed a counterclaim for just $1. and google launches its own a. i. chatbot, known as bard, that learns from real—world information. and in paris, notre dame cathedral�*s famous statues are being carefully re—created, fours years after the fire that gutted the world heritage site. welco

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ah, monica jones, welcome to the program. the united nations has condemned evidence of abuse of prisoners of war by both sides in ukraine. the un human rights monitoring chief matilda bordner has accused russia of widespread summary executions and forced disappearances within ukraine. documented abuses by russian forces outnumbered those by ukraine by 6 to one by book not also says both sides have been executing prisoners captured during the conflict. we are deeply concerned about the summary execution of up to 25 russian prisoners of war and pearsons, or to combat by ukrainian armed forces, which we have documented this was often perpetrated immediately upon capture on the battlefield. while we are aware of ongoing investigations by ukrainian authorities into 5 cases involving 22 victims, we are not aware of any prosecution of the perpetrators in relation to the treatment of ukrainian prisoners of war. we are also deeply concerned by the summary execution of 15 ukrainian prisoners of war shortly after being captured by russi

ah, monica jones, good to have you with us? us treasury secretary, janet yellen has said to the government is not looking at debating out silicon valley bank, the 16th largest in the country after it was shut down by u. s. regulators on friday. authorities that said they were worried about the bank's liquidity after it lost money while selling assets. the concerns prompted the banks depositors that's made tech companies to rush to withdraw funds sparking c is over the wider banking sector. a speaking on sunday morning, british finance minister, jeremy hon said to the bank failure poses a serious risk for the technology. 7 and live science sectors in the u. k. but there is a serious risk to our technology and life sciences sectors, many of whom bank with this payment most people won't have heard of silicon valley bank, but it happens to look after the money of some of our most promising and exciting businesses. and so i want to reassure people, i've been in discussions over the weekend until late last night. and i am going to di

heres, okay, host tommy larin and the host of the monica crowley podcast, fio monica crowley.t at monicaill give you the first shot at it. lookexpect, i expect primaries s going to be primaries at some point. we'r goinge just getting starteg and some people aren't even announce startedd. finounce startedd. and you got mike penceti and trump fighting and trump ron desantis fightinfighting th >> then nikki haley taking shots at desantis and i think is it at desantis and i think it's just the beginning. is it healthy? thi is it healthy? thi is it a good thing i or is it a natural thing or is it the usually something we see laterr? in the process? >> >> well, you know, politics is a blood sport. blood and when we talk about ay kind of primary or a general o election, you have a bunch of candidates, all of whom want the throne. only orone. and the problem is for them, there is only one throne. so you are going to see a very b fierce, hard fought policy based and fascinating primary on the republican side. repui do think, john , that it is overall very healthy foran the republican party and fo

hello monica jones. welcome to the program, the political activist whose story inspired to the oscar nominated film hotel, wanda, has been freed from prison. the release of paul roo says up again, a comes months after of after months of negotiations between rwanda and the united states, the outspoken dissident has permanent residency in the us. but he was convicted of terrorism in rwanda for his political activities. the real face of the man celebrated as a hero in the hollywood movie hotel for wanda. i'm happy especially because of law. no less. what's police? what we experience this is good. slowly people are just just looking it up. what took place was the genocide led by wanda state in 1994 against the countries. tootsie minority 800000 people were slaughtered in a 100 days. oh and 2005. paul recess by geena received the u. s. medal of freedom for helping shelter more than $1000.00 ethnic duties at a hotel he was managing at the time. but after the u. s. government handed him a medal for great deeds

ah, monica jones, welcome to the program. in china, lee chung has been appointed, asked premier, the nation's 2nd highest post. it follows his nomination by president judging. ping . lee is now tasked with running the government and managing the economy is new role was confirmed during the annual parliamentary session. it's the 1st time the rubber stamp body has met without any corona, virus restrictions in 3 years after being scaled back during the pandemic. early i talked to angel small as senior seller at the german marshall fund. he told us about china's newly appointed premier. he chung as you suggested in your introduction, his most important qualification is his loyalty. he's one of an a number of officials of the top of the party now who primarily other roles to their personal relationships with seating thing at different stages of his career. lee chung had a role in a job that's often called his chief of staff, bucking back and jeered young am off to that point. he was all equal helicopters into a number of other rol

estamos con mónica seguidora de (nombre en inglés).a arrancar el evento del equipo con la afición donde van estar todos los jugadores y el cuerpo técnico. >> pues sí. sigue disfrutando por ahí. estaba bien alegre. >> ya no sabía cuántos goles >> la emoción está presente en le >> cansados así que dicen sentirse o los dueños de restorán luego de que local fue robado por muchas veces. >> la ciudad más feliz que está en el área de la bahía. >> tiene la tasa de depresión más baja del país y también la tasa de divorcios y separaciones más bajas. cuenta con las empresas más grandes como lo fue el 2021 los espacios naturales más bonitos para visitar. >> felicidades usted vive en una de las ciudades más felices. >> de eso estaremos hablando si tiene deseo de comerse una hamburguesa con queso lo más saludable. >> la cadena con sede en california que ocupó el 2° lugar de comida rápida según estudios. >> los analistas encontraron que las ofertas en función de factores como el azúcar, la grasa, la sal. cuántas calorías tienen >> el que se llevó el

i'm monica miller. the headlines — the head of tiktok is grilled by us lawmakers as he tries to convince them the chinese—owned app is not a threat to us national security. issue whether the company tiktok would commit to not selling its data to anyone and just using it for its own purposes internally? i can get back to you — purposes internally? i can get back to you the _ purposes internally? i can get back to you the details. - the us has charged south korean cryptocurrency mogul do kwon with fraud. he was arrested at an airport in montenegro, where he was found carrying forged documents. also in this addition, —— also in this edition a special report from ukraine. explosion. a report from just 700m from russian lines in eastern ukraine, where soldiers are engaged in brutal trench warfare. get in, get down. two russian shells are _ get in, get down. two russian shells are coming. _ get in, get down. two russian shells are coming. i _ get in, get down. two russian shells are coming. i think- get in, g

i'm monica miller. the headlines: the presidents of russia and china signal their shared interests on trade and political ties and discuss a possible road to peace in ukraine. while in ukraine, japan's prime minister kishida voices his country's support for kyiv in the war. speculation, political posturing but no arrests, as donald trump's self—announced date for indictment comes and goes. and another night of volatile protests in france, after president macron�*s government forced controversial pension reforms through parliament. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. it's 7am in the morning in singapore and 2am in moscow, where president putin has wrapped up talks with chinese president xi jinping for a second day. the two leaders have been discussing what's been described as a peace plan for ukraine, put forward by beijing. president putin has also warned that if the uk goes ahead with a plan to supply ammunition to ukraine, then russia will be forced to respond. our russi

i'm monica miller. the headlines: britain's prime minister says he's "up for the fight" to bring in new legislation to prevent migrants crossing the channel. the un refugee agency says it will punish asylum seekers. people must know that if they come here illegally, it will result in the detention and swift removal. the white house says it supports a bipartisan bill in congress that will give president biden new powers to ban the chinese—owned app tiktok in the us. two of the four americans kidnapped in northern mexico on monday have been found dead, refocusing attention on gang violence in the country. the romance scams that cost people thousands of dollars. the bbc speaks to former gang members. and ahead of the oscars this weekend, newsday speaks to domee shi, director of turning red, nominated for best animated movie. voice-over: voice—over: lives from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. the uk government has unveiled its plan to tackle illegal migration, aimed at stopping peopl

our correspondence, monica yanna, kev is there for us now. monica also has been away for months that he's now flying back into potentially a series of legal challenges. presumably this is all a bit of a calculated risk. oh yes, the plane has already landed. he flew in a commercial plane. there's already landed so he can be out of the airport at any minute. now, we're expecting him. some people that we've been talking to have been sleeping at the airport waiting for him. they stated they're waiting for the myth to come back . some are calling him the legend. most of his supporters still believe that the election was stolen as a battle has claimed with, without giving any proof whatsoever. a that, that happened. as a matter of fact, he's being investigated about spreading fake news about the electrical system in brazil. and just to remind our viewers that he left brazil 2 days before his successor music master let us to but took office to refuse to pass his presidential sash. and on january the 8th is supporters invaded. and congress, the supreme court and the presidential palace. many

nbc's monica alba at the white house where they're monitoring the situation closely.rning to you. >> reporter: good morning. this move by the international criminal court is largely symbolic but still significant, accusing the russian president of alleged war crimes. specifically, the court says president putin bears individual criminal responsibility for the forced deportation of ukrainian children the kremlin called it outrageous and unacceptable in response now, president biden said the charges are justified and human rights groups immediately praised the decision it is unlikely mr. putin will ever stand trial since the countries involved don't officially recognize this court, though it may restrict president putin's movements outside russia as he gears up to host the chinese president in moscow on monday the white house closely monitoring that upcoming visit, warning xi jinping is likely to call for a cease-fire between russia and ukraine, something the kremlin supports because it would legitimize the ukrainian territory russia has taken by force. the meeting come

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monica crowley.end who would be a great host of a media show right here on the fox news channel, joe concha is with us. good to see you all. [applause] you can decide. if you want to respond to the craziness of randi weingarten, that's fine or lori lightfoot losing is pretty big news. >> i need to take that one because i stood at the podium in the white house and i called out chicago scribe because in the trump white house week cared about victims of crime. she responded. she had enough time to call out the white house press secretary is a karen. i love your dance moves. fun to watch on tiktok, although they weren't good. sorry, karen, you lost. >> sean: monica. >> you know what's amazing is that people in deep blue areas like new york or chicago, seattle, san francisco, they will constantly vote blue and they will put up with the lot. high crime, high taxes, low quality of life, till the moment that they don't. and once in a while in these blue states and blue urban areas they will hit a wall and wh