naomi long, thank you very much. naomi long, - afternoon. naomi long, thank you very much.made headlines because once with had beenin made headlines because once with had been in conservative hands since 1978. westminster, even more of a surprise really, because there had beenin surprise really, because there had been in conservative hands since 64. barnet in north london as well. and then rossendale, crawley, worthing, kirklees where they have gained control from no overall control. so just a sense of where we are on england. let's talk about may be the performance of the conservative party. we are going tojoin performance of the conservative party. we are going to join the former conservative leader iain duncan smith who has kindly agreed tojoin us. good duncan smith who has kindly agreed to join us. good afternoon and thank you forjoining us. to join us. good afternoon and thank you forjoining us-— you for 'oining us. good afternoon. good you forjoining us. good afternoon. good to have _ you forjoining us. good afternoon. good to have you _ you forjoining us. good aftern

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the other big winner we can see here is the alliance nonsectarian nonaligned party led by naomi longe seats. other big loser of the night is sdlp the more historically moderate republican national is false and they've just lost foresees a very disappointing result indeed. —— republican nationalist force. if we have a look at five at five after five seats declared and this is naomi long's seats in the sdlp didn't lose here, beg your pardon, of course it is belfast north which we have just had an just come of course it is belfast north which we havejust had anjust come in belfast north and this is the sdlp leader nichola mallon�*s seat and she has just found out because you got five out of five seats declared she has lost her seat and is to beat the benefit of the alliance party so a really difficult night for the sdlp. quite a bit of their support has gone to sinn fein. now the biggest republican forces also perhaps a little bit into the alliance as well. that nonsectarian full suddenly emerging from the shadows to the big unveiling post and play the northern ireland politics and with

into the real big winner of this election, which is the alliance party, nonsectarian party led by naomi long a look at a few of the seats that we've got in. we know what the first preference share is because of the transferable vote system in northern ireland, it has to be allocated and it is a rather long process. that is why we don't have lots of the seats in. we have about 50 so far. all of these places have fully declared and we know what is going on. let's have a look at them. south belfast, long time do you be stronghold. it has come first since 2007. a bastian of unionism. the ups still out on top. the alliance, you can see, climbing and gaining a seat. look at the change of the vote. the dop down by 7%. this is the sort of picture you are seeing in unionist seats across northern ireland and, as i say, the nonaligned alliance party gaining 7% of the vote. let's have a look at belfast south, just about coming in the last ten minutes. the most diverse seat. you had five different parties actually returned in the last election. that is unusual because northern ireland is quite a segmente

i'm delighted to be elected alongside naomi long. the only way is up for us. results are proof that northern ireland is no longer about two tribes, it is no longer about two tribes, it is no longer about two tribes, it is no longer about green and orange. nationalist and unionist. the alliance party is for everyone. you can do anything in it. northern ireland wants politicians to get to work and deliver for ireland wants politicians to get to work and deliverfor them. that ireland wants politicians to get to work and deliver for them. that is what we will continue to do. what do you make of those comments from the leader of the democratic unionists? hard to read, i appreciate. do you think the ddp might be rethinking their position and looking out a way of re—entering the assembly? i think it's finally necessary that they look at their position. the protocol is something that was delivered from the du p seeking a hard brexit. it is an imperfect solution from the eu and we need to make it work to make northern ireland work. two years after covid, post—brexit, w

we have great faith in naomi long, she puts forward that fantastic message and when it comes to negotiationsive and progressive northern ireland is something that the people of northern ireland bought into, because they believe that delivery works, they want the delivery and thatis works, they want the delivery and that is something that the alliance are willing to do, we will get stuck in on monday morning reaching out to party leaders making sure we have everything on the table to make sure that that executive are set up, that is something the public indoors, they won the executive to work, how do you think the government can reassure the unionist community while at the same time not creating issues for sinn fein, the national sporting that won the largest number of seats? democracy work the past few days and democracy answered, we have notjust nationalist and unionist, but we also have others in northern ireland, it is notjust about simply making it work from one section of the community, but for everyone and what i would say, the issue of the protocol, of which the dup are saying is the

i just want to talk a moment about the alliance party and we heard from their lead at naomi long andell this cross community party has done. in the 2017 assembly elections they won eight seats and now they are on 15 seats so almost double their 2017 total with the potential for another seat in north belfast and the outside chance of a 17th seat even potentially which is a massive in the context of that centre ground vote and there are other positions with the parties on your screens right now. sinn fein on 23 of course to emerge as the biggest party from these elections. the dup on 22. alliance as we just mentioned on 15. the ulster unionist party and nine, the sdlp and six. traditional unionist voice, another anti—political party like the dup on one. there is also one independent candidate who has been elected and one from people over profit services the state of play with just 12 seats left to be declared on three of them here at the belfast account and of course the camps going on and jordanstown as well. —— in magherafelt. it was a short time ago that we heard from sinn fein cosm

result for the 20 plus years and a picture of the 20 plus years and a picture of the alliance leader naomi longr stories at the election. unionist newspaper saying stormont stalemate. looking very serious considering his next steps and he is warning here and this takes us to the question of where we might go after the selection and culling last night for a meeting of all unionist leaders to discuss electoral fallout and warning his party will not go back into the executive until it is around the northern ireland protocol are resolved to their satisfaction and that was a big, big over whether or not they will be in assembly functioning count here after this is concluded. flit functioning count here after this is concluded. . ., , ,, ., , concluded. of course sinn fein as i mentioned — concluded. of course sinn fein as i mentioned once _ concluded. of course sinn fein as i mentioned once as _ concluded. of course sinn fein as i mentioned once as a _ concluded. of course sinn fein as i mentioned once as a united - concluded. of course sinn fein as i | mentioned once as a united ireland and i spoke

that was naomi long, the alliance party leader.ecutive — elect the speaker or we cannot get an executive up— elect the speaker or we cannot get an executive up and _ elect the speaker or we cannot get an executive up and running, - elect the speaker or we cannot get an executive up and running, and i elect the speaker or we cannot get i an executive up and running, and we can argue _ an executive up and running, and we can argue all — an executive up and running, and we can argue all we _ an executive up and running, and we can argue all we wish, _ an executive up and running, and we can argue all we wish, we _ an executive up and running, and we can argue all we wish, we can- an executive up and running, and we can argue all we wish, we can go- can argue all we wish, we can go through— can argue all we wish, we can go through those _ can argue all we wish, we can go through those circular— can argue all we wish, we can go. through those circular arguments, but the _ through those circular arguments, but the reality_ through those

. >>> ashley judd is opening up about the death of her mother, naomi judd, after her long struggle with depression. talking to abc's diane sawyer, judd revealed the details about her mother's final moments. >> where do you want to begin? >> um, there are many places to begin. i think that i would start with my mother knew that she was seen and she was heard in her anguish. when we're talking about mental illness, it's very important to be clear and to make the distinction between our loved one and the disease. it's very real, and the lie that the disease told her was so convincing. >> and it's the lie that you are not -- >> that you're not enough, that you're not loved, that you're not worthy. and i'm tasked with an exceedingly difficult, um, task in disclosing the manner of -- of the way my mother chose not to continue to live. and i've thought about this so much, because once i say it, it cannot be unsaid, and so because we don't want it to be a part of the gossip economy, i will share with you that she used a weapon. mother used a firearm. so that's the piece of information that we a

all the other parties including alliance leader naomi long who called on the dup to step up, as she describedty of sinn i talk about the majority of sinn fein. why it's such a big deal. and what that could unleash further down the line. it will not happen immediately and we are told there will be no push to do so immediately but talk about what the omission of sinn fein would be. in but talk about what the omission of sinn fein would be.— sinn fein would be. in the 2017 assembly election _ sinn fein would be. in the 2017 assembly election the - sinn fein would be. in the 2017 assembly election the dup - sinn fein would be. in the 2017| assembly election the dup won sinn fein would be. in the 2017 . assembly election the dup won 28 seats and sinn fein won 27, this time sinn fein won 27 and dup won 25 so there is not much difference between them and on a practical level it won't make any difference. the office of first and deputy first minister, while it sounds like deputy is subordinate it is actually a joint office. they probably could have saved some headaches back in 1997 if they called the

alliance, their leader naomi long said that those who refuse to turn up at stormont should have theirer sharing executive. sinn fein came out of the meeting very frustrated and the president mary lou mcdonald said they did not get any straight answers to the question they paused borisjohnson so at the moment it is very hard to see how power sharing will return to stormont in the near future and that is what boris johnson set out to achieve yesterday. the eu will be closely watching what foreign secretary liz truss has to say later this afternoon. let's talk to our brussels correspondent, nick beake. what is the feeling there? i think the will what is the feeling there? i think they will wait _ what is the feeling there? i think they will wait and _ what is the feeling there? i think they will wait and see _ what is the feeling there? i think they will wait and see what - what is the feeling there? i think they will wait and see what the i they will wait and see what the foreign secretary says but certainly the mood here has been one of trying to calm things down. we had a spokesman at

cbs reporter naomi into a years long legal battle. >> reporter: celebrity chefs mario vitelli smiled and hugged a reporter moments after being cleared of sexual misconduct. >> i'm going to find the defendant not guilty to the charge of indecent assault and battery. >> reporter: boston municipal court judge james stanton issued the decision after finding credibility issues with the alleged victim, natalie. >> i support the defendant's contention that her motive was financial gain. >> reporter: the 32-year-old testified monday that vitelli groped and assaulted her at a bar in 2017 while taking a selfie. >> i definitely felt alarmed. low on myself. really ashamed. >> reporter: on tuesday, her friend also took the stand. >> what did she tell you about the groping that took place? >> she told me that it was her thighs, her groin, and her breasts. >> reporter: the 61-year-old maintained his innocence. in a rare move, waived the right to a jury trial. >> we have photos and videos she took from the bar that night. they don't show. >> reporter: several other women accused vitelli of an approp

laurie ann, you've known naomi judd for a long time. sic is about in the first place. and i know it sounds cliche, but it is just the truth. country music is about life. all of the ups and downs, and living it who you are authentically. and that's what naomi did. she didn't hide that she came from nothing. she didn't hide that she had difficult relationships. she didn't hide her mental illness. and through all of this, they made music that up -- to this day, it uplifts all of us. amazing, amazing legacy. >> that really is something. the story telling through the music and nine books? i mean, she really revealed herself in so many ways, and with that outreach helped a lot of people. tg, you had the chance to introduce the judds for the first network television appearance. did you know at the time that they were destined for this kind of greatness? >> i was hosting a show called "nashville now". it used to come out of nashville here on the network. yes, i did know. the night that i introduced naomi and wynonna for the first time to the net

. >> reporter: experts believe americans will continue to look for better jobs as long as employment stay strong. naomi ruchim, cbs news, new york. >>> if you spent time outside it was probably toasty out there. >> maybe a drink of water or dr pepper. >> it depends where you are. in the city, 63 degrees. at my house, 83 degrees. it depends on location, location, location. patchy fog tonight. it won't last too long thursday morning. it won't have a huge impact along the bay and coast. the warmest day of the week will be tomorrow and then we ride the other side of the temperature roller coaster through the weekend. a big drop in temperatures sending a slightly below average by saturday and sunday. that also comes with a slight chance of showers. the rain chances are at the bottom of the chart. there are a few ripples in the atmosphere giving us these chances. 20% of the highest around friday, sunday, and tuesday. so kind of every other for the day, but the best chance will be further north of the golden gate. ju sometng will keep an eye on in case we luck out and get measurable rainfall across the area.

. >> reporter: experts believe americans will continue to look for better jobs as long as employment stays strong. naomioming up on "cbs mornings," we'll speak with brian moynihan, the ceo of bank of america, about today's federal reserve actions to counter inflation and fears of a possible recession. >>> plus, david begnaud introduces us to a louisiana woman who's using the second chance she was given to help other women impacted by incarceration. >>> and actress jenifer lewis stops by to tell us about her series "i love that for you." >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪

on saturday, the family issued a statement announcing that naomi judd had lost her long battle with mentallness, a new report today said several sources have confirmed that she died by suicide. now, can we judge was 76 years old. may is asian, american and pacific islander heritage month , the time to honor the contributions of the a p. i community here in the u. s in san francisco martial arts actor instructor and philosopher bruce lee is being celebrated for his impact on and off the big screen. the new exhibit. we are bruce lee at the chinese historical society of american museum teaches visitors about least life and influence was born in san francisco, the chinese hospital. imagine 40 and he moved back to hong kong. you know, shortly after, but as a young man came back to san francisco and really shook things up in the kung fu world and yeah, eventually ended up opening a studio in oakland and had a very large presence here in the bay area. the exhibit. we are bruce lee is expected to run for three years and film, televisionrtial arts and writing. 49ers fans could soon show how faithfu

long term. osteo bi-flex, find our coupons in sunday's paper. dion: naomi judd, the matriarch of the grammy-winning the judds, has died. she was 76. her daughters tweeted the news, saying that they lost their mother to until illness. the judds had just announced an arena tour to begin in the fall and were set to be inducted into the country hall of fame on sunday. her career spanned nearly three decades. speaking of music, some of the biggest names in country music are performing this weekend in southern california. after a two-year hiatus because of covid, the festival returns. headliners include thomas rhett and carrie underwood. proof of vaccination and masking is not required to attend the event. word of neighbors helping neighbors in san francisco today. the nonprofit group building together san francisco fanned out to help seven fixed income residents of the city. volunteers completed maintenance on their properties to turn tire homes into safe and healthy residences -- turned their homes into safe and healthy residences. they also made the backyard a

." >> country superstar naomi judd is here. long of the program. >> only thing i find out is from you guys. >> you visit us have we grown emotionally? >> i'm your country cousin coming to the big apple. you know me i tell you anything by myself. i'm a highly trained classically skilled method actress. >> the judds stopping by "fox & friends" before heading out on the fairwell tour. southing down on the curvy couch. >> a lady came up to me. doesn't like to buy christmas presents. they don't need anything. it's memory. >> yes or no is your daughter ashley judd considering a run for senate. >> i would stop for whatever i'm doing to campaign for her. >> cue the birthday cake. don't let her out. >> these are my people. pete: good soul. rachel: john rich who is good friends with naomi's daughter is will be here. play the music throughout the show. will: wonderful idea. that music is part of peoples lives and hearts for a long time as you mentioned rachel as well. her struggles throughout time are not something unique necessarily to the ju

long shot again? janice: i'm going to ask naomi that right now. long shot. a dark horse. of course we all know kenny mcpeak as the trainer who brought over swiss skydiver best poised. incredible battle. added her name to illustrative list of ladies able to secure the julie triple crown. got a chance to speak with kenny mcpeak how confident is he going in? he said i'm more confident with this horse than i was with swiss skydiver which was very surprising to me. janice: tell me about secret oats. lucas. i love her. >> what a story it would be if she would give him a record time preakness win. iconic trainer. 86-year-old oldest trainer to win the middle jewel of the triple crown. incredible decision in the 3-year-old filly quality. i don't think it was a tough race on her. i am hoping she progresses on that from here. i give her a very strong chance. i'm hoping she is going to get it done. a girl power. janice: me too. girl power right here secret oats. thank you for being here and happy preakness. >> thank you happy preakness to you as well. janice: back over

naomi judd. the singer died 12 days ago after a long struggle with mental illness. through, and how she chose to end her life. >> her brain hurt. it physically hurt. and i'm tasked with an exceedingly difficult task in disclosing the manner of the way my mother chose not to continue to live. and i thought about this so much because once i say it, it cannot be unsaid. and so because we don't want it to be a part of the gossip economy, i will share with you that she used a weapon. mother used a firearm. so that's the piece of information that we are very uncomfortable sharing, but understand that we're in a position that, you know if we don't say it, someone else is going to. i really accepted the love my mother was capable of giving me because i knew she was fragile. so when i walked around the back of their house, and came in the kitchen door, and she said there's my darling, there's my baby, and she lit up, i savored those moments and every time we hugged, and she drank me in, i was very present for those tactile experiences because i knew there would come a time w

. ♪ long live love ♪ >> reporter: naomi judd was 76 years old.n. again, no cause of death has been confirmed but may is mental health awareness month, a time to reiterate for anyone struggling there is help. and, robin, i went back and watched your interview with her yesterday where she talked about her life-threatening battle with depression. this must be surreal for you to have seen her open up about that illness, for her daughter to then say that was the illness that took her life. >> it was something. i can't remember the last time hearing about something that just put me on the floor. being with her in 2016 in her beautiful home in tennessee, she was so open. she had written this book and she just wanted people to be able to talk truthfully about depression and anxiety and that mental illness is an illness. and she was also so kind, when my momma passed away in 2012, we reached out so did wy, wynonna, because you say robes. but she reached out and was so thoughtful and heard from others in the crew that worked with her and said the same thin

naomi judd teamed up with daughter wynonna in the early '80s and created the judds. they eventually created a long memorable songs. in fact in seven years they were able to earn five grammys and a total of 14 number one singles. this weekend they were scheduled to be inducted into the country music hall of fame with their announcement recently. that organization wrote the duo helped take country back to its roots in the 1980s with lean, tuneful songs influenced by traditional folk music, acoustic blues, and family harmony acts. we saw the duo coming together on stage for the first time in years less than three weeks ago as the judds performed during the cmt music awards. in 2011, the judds had actually finished their farewell tour, but recently they announced a 10-day final tour that was scheduled to begin in september. now her family, friends, and her fans are grieving this loss as her lyrics continue to live on. polo sandoval, cnn, new york. >> our thanks to polo. many people shocked to hear of her death. i'm paula newton. stay with us. i'll be back with more news including that unannounced visi

long. his running around really panicked, trying to put out the fire himself. by the time firefighters got there they are like, well, you did our job for us. reporter: david's girlfriend naomi says his quick thinking along with help from his pregnant cousin seen running toward the flames with buckets of water is what saved the store and prevented the fire from spreading further. even so, heavy smoke damaged nearly everything. >> everything has smoke damage. all the furniture pieces are essentially smoke debris. reporter: oakland pd do not have a suspect or a motive. david says his cousin's partner noticed the suspect watching the fire before walking off. naomi has started a gofundme to help cover damage costs and employee expenses. she says after so many crimes against asian americans she cannot help but question whether david's family was targeted, too. >> why did this happen to us? your trying to find a reason and we could not find a reason. so we are still trying to process this as of even right now. >> millions of americans marked this memorial day r for the countries fallen military heroes. some for the first time since the pandemic began. president biden leading the o

long. beas is running around really panicked trying to put out the fire himself. and by the time the firefighters got there. they are like, well, he did the job for us. the girlfriend naomi says the quick thinking along with help from the pregnant cousins seen running toward the flames with bucketed of water prevented the fire from spreading further then even so, the heavy smoke damage are damage nearly everything. everything that saw damage look the whole, like all the furniture pieces are eventually smoke debris and oakland of d do not have a suspect or motive. david says the cousin's partner noticed the suspect watching the fire from across the street before walk off. then, naomi has started a go fun me to help coverage damage costs and says after so many im cross against asian americans she cannot help but question whether daveed have's family was targeted, too. why did this happen to us. like breeze trying to find reason abc news couldn't find a reason to process that and as of right now. abc 7 news. >> outside investigators are on the after body found in the street. this morning in downtown oakland they got a call around 6:00 a.m. reporting a person that was slying

naomi judd teamed up with her ore daughter winona in the early '80s, creating the judds. they created a longust seven years they earned a total of five grammys and had a total of 14 number one songs. in fact, this weekend they were scheduled to be inducted to the country music hall of fame. that organization wrote the duo helped take country back into its roots in the 1980s with lean, tuneful songs influenced by traditional folk music, acoustic blues. we saw the judds as a family together for the first time in years less than three weeks ago as they came together and performed for the cmt music awards. in 2011 they finish add so-called farewell tour, but had recently announced a ten-day final tour that was scheduled to begin this coming september. sadly, we now know that won't happen, at least not at this point. so now, and this morning, her family, her friends, and of course her fans, are grieving this loss, but her lyrics will continue to live on. amara, laura, thank you. >> thank you for starting your morning with us. laura, great to be with you this weekend. inside politics is up next. >

long. his running around really panicked, trying to put out the fire himself. by the time firefighters got there they are like, well, you did our job for us. reporter: david's girlfriend naomiays his quick thinking along with help from his pregnant cousin seen running toward the flames with buckets of water is what saved the store and prevented the fire from spreading further. even so, heavy smoke damaged nearly everything. >> everything has smoke damage. all the furniture pieces are essentially smoke debris. reporter: oakland pd do not have a suspect or a motive. david says his cousin's partner noticed the suspect watching the fire before walking off. naomi has started a gofundme to help cover damage costs and employee expenses. she says after so many crimes against asian americans she cannot help but question whether david's family was targeted, too. >> why did this happen to us? your trying to find a reason and we could not find a reason. so we are still trying to process this as of even right now. >> millions of americans marked this memorial day by attending solemn remembrances for the countries fallen military heroes. some for the first time since the pandemic began.

naomi judd. the country music legend reportedly took her own life following a long time battle with mental illnessnitially announced it in a statement but gave few details. they broke down in tears when announcing her induction into the country music hall of fame. bp reporting a blow-out first quarter profit, the net profit number jumping to the highest level in more than a decade, $6.2 billion. that offsetting some of the discomfort caused by 25 and-a-half billion dollar charge linked to its planned exit from russia. the oil giant is boosting its share buyback program by 2 and-a-half billion dollars, bp on the move this morning, stock is up about 4% in the premarket and we're standing by right now for pfizer's earnings, set to cross at any moment. back to you. maria: we'll get back to you when the numbers come, thanks so much, cheryl. meanwhile, russian president vladimir putin could formally declare war on ukraine as early as next week. the formal declaration would enable the full he mobilization of russia's reserve troops, this as the u.k. defense ministry says more than a quarter of the troops

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naomi judd. it is leading up to the country hall of fame. she and wynonna judd are put in there together. >> social media full of prayers and condolences, highlights another fact of her life, her longiety. >> because they see me in rhinestones, with glitter in my hair. that really is who i am, but then i would come home and not leave the house for three weeks and not get out of my pajamas. not practice normal hygiene, it was bad. my finance diagnose was severe depression, treatment resistant, they tried me on everything they had in their arsenal. they felt like if i lived through this i want someone to be able to see that can survive. there is 40 million of us out there. >> cnn has more. [music] >> reporter: country music legend naomi judd was one half of the group the judds. she was born in kentucky in january 1946, according to the judd official website, after the birth of her two daughters, wynonna and ashley, the family moved to tennessee where she worked as a nurse. by 1980 she began a musical career for herself and wynonna. they eventually produce a string of major hits, first single had a dream for the heart released in 1983, reached number 17 on the billboard country chart.

naomi osaka is making history by launching her own sports agency. the four-time grand slam champion is the first female athlete to take full control of her business endeavors by starting evolve with her longthe confines of just playing tennis and have always tried to push the boundary beyond sport and become an activist, business woman and philanthropist. she is the world's heist paid female athlete with over $53 million in total earnings last year. >>> and finally, nikola jokic first to win two straight mvps and he accepted the award from his horse stable back home in serbia. >> hopefully i'm going to remember and be able to tell my kids. back in the days i was really good playing basketball. >> you know this, is a big debate, who should be the nba mvp, should it be joel embiid, but jokic had an incredible season. and i'd like to think that we're not going to get many opportunities to give away nba mvp at horse stasbles in seesh can't serbia. so we should take advantage. >> but he is right, to his kids he is just dad. nice to see you, thanks, andy. thanks for joining us this thursday morning. i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. "new day" starts right now. ♪ >>> good morning to ou

naomi judd we are hearing more from the legend herself on health struggles. >> good morning. music was her passion. so was shining a light on mental health issues. very open about her years longagazine reports the star died by suicide. nbc news has not been able to confirm and judd's rep has not responded. >> a video of her husband morer song. ♪♪ than 30 years, larry strictlin honoring her memory through song ♪ >> on sunday, ashley and winona honored their mother as she was inducted into the country music hall of fame >> it is a strange dynamic to be this broken and this blessed. >> saying they lost their mother to the disease of mental illness. >> i'm sorry she couldn't hang on until today >> dolly parton writing, naomi and i were close just know i will always love you. naomi writing about her pain and battle with depression talking to savannah in 2017. >> i'm trying to start a national discussion of depression and and decidity. >> a year later, she co-wrote a letter published in people calling for more research of suicide. >> the donl time i don't feel afraider lonely or fearful is when i'm on the stage. >> saying this last month before taking the stage with her daughter no