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olivia, como diputada, escogió la vía de las leyes.implica denunciar los intereses de los poderosos en un país como honduras. olivia: a bertha cáceres no la tocan, pero esto es honduras, el país donde prevalece la impunidad, la corrupción y la muerte. enrique: su casa se convirtió en una fortaleza y cuando sale es cuidada por uniformados. una ironía con la que vive la familia cáceres, pues desconfían de las autoridades encargadas de protegerlos. olivia: ser ambientalista se convierte en firma-- en cosa de una firma, una sentencia de muerte, es aceptar prácticamente que lo maten, y aquí dicen, por ejemplo: "no se meta a eso, no defienda ese río, le va a pasar lo que le pasó a berta cáceres". bertha: han creído que la impunidad es eterna, se equivocan-- enrique: bertha se ha dedicado a difundir el mensaje de su madre a través de programas de radio y de su activismo. ¿es tu misión multiplicar el mensaje de tu mamá? bertha: así es, yo creo que es, bueno, parte del trabajo y obviamente decir hoy que somos el legado de berta cáceres también

olivia is here with her family. olivia, congratulations. >> thank you. >> very proud of you. olivia has a tremendous story of inspiration and a fighting spirit. she has a rare bone cancer. we are very much impressed with your strength and are thankful you are recovering so well. we're hearing great reports. jake is also here. jake is a sarcoma survivor. he has helped lead the effort to see this bill become law. i like that tie. a sharp looking guy. go, jake. you have other things you could be doing, but you have really done a great job. i want to thank you. i want to commend sadie for her leaderllnd for working hard and our fellow childhood cancer survivors are lled wh the job yove done. i hear you are doing good. -- great.t so, olivia, jay, and sadie, i think you for your hard work and you are really helping to -- thank you for your hard work and you are really helping to positively affect lives in america especially of young people. we will be right here with you every step of the way. all of these incredible representatives. someday, maybe you will be sitting right here. i

olivia is here with her family. olivia, congratulations. olivia has a tremendous story of inspiration and a fighting spirit. she has a rare bone cancer. your strength and are thankful you are recovering so well. we're very grateful for it jake is with us. jake is a sarcoma survivor. he has helped lead the effort to see this bill become law. jake, i like that type. a sharp looking guy. good job, jake. i also want toell you that you are working on it individually, you've really done a good job. i want to thank you. wanto commend s f h ad sh o bil and for working hard and our fellow childhood cancer survivors. i'm thrilled with the job you have done. i hear you are doing good. great. so, olivia, jay, and sadie, i think you for your hard work and you are really helping to positi livve a in america especially of younpele. we will be right here with you every step of the way. all of these incredible representatives. someday maybe you'll be there. i don't know if you want to do that. but, we want to thank all of you for being here. we congratulate

>> john said a olivia wasn't the first choice either. >> they brought up linda ronstadt.y're wonderful. but every -- every guy in the world wants olivia newton-john as their girlfriend. >> oh. ♪ summer days drifting away >> and i knew that because i wanted it. i felt the same way. okay. and every girl wants to be like her. and i said, if you don't see this, you guys are nuts. >> olivia was 29 at the time and was afraid she was too eold to play a high school student. they hit it off right way. >> the chemistry was there right away. >> from the first screen test we did, it worked. ♪ hopes willy devoted to you >> olivia's song earned the show the only nomination. the black bad sandy outfit left a lasting impression. ♪ feel your way >> i was stitched into them. because the zipper on the the side was broken. needless to sarks i didn't drink or eat much on those days we were filming ♪ you better shape up >> you to still have the pants? >> i still have the pants. >> do you ever slide it on at home? >> i don't want to know. i don't want to see if i can fit in them. >> the film la

olivia stoy's rare form of cancer required an urgent idea.tors telling the 14-year-old a bone marrow transplant is needed next month. >> life is short and you need to live it up. >> reporter: but the cost of the transplant, nearly $1 million. eventually negotiated down to $350,000 if paid for upfront. olivia went to work. >> you can help by buying one of my bracelets that i designed. >> reporter: a gofundme account, and that special bracelet, with the help of a local entrepreneur in ft. wayne, indiana. >> she has designed something really special for you guys. >> reporter: the lava stones, representing strength, her favorite colors, turquoise and coral. >> can cheer you up. the gold stands for childhood cancer. >> reporter: her lava liv bracelet going up for sale. and in just one week, a stunning surprise. >> i can't wait to present olivia with this check. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: now, olivia plans to donate leftover funds to other kids in need of a helping hand. >> i hope that everyone who gets a bracelet enjoys it, and feels strong and

>> this time, seems olivia is the one that the aliens have to watch out for. 10, how much of a badass is she? >> 11. >> oh. >> 11. she gets to do way more badass stuff than i do president. >> there's a lot of testosterone on the set. how are you handling the fellas and mare moodiness? >> they're hungry. they're carb-deprived. >> do you all believe in aliens? >> i do. >> you do. >> i think it's silly to think that we're the only people, the only life in the universe. i think you know what is on the ship. the ultimate predators. >> right. so if there's a cameron and nischelle doing "entertainment tonight" mars, let them be. let them do them. >> i pictured aliens more friendly. >> you think so? >> let me look at you. are you one of them? predator hits theaters on september 14th. >>> we have to wait a little bit for that. but not so much for jerry seinfeld's show, comedians in cars getting coffee. he weighed in on the fate of roseanne barr. >> i didn't see why it was necessary to fire her. i never saw somebody end their entire career with one button push. that was

angle is joining the conversation state street global , olivia give us a sense of how you're looking at what happened today and if you could pairity with yesterday it's a slight rhyming of the two trading days where we do have concerns about trade. >> absolutely. we've really seen some of the cyclical end of the market the fang stocks particularly really suffer in the last couple of days particularly today, and those main segments of the market will really see them as way too overvalued and too volatile to hold in our equity politician right now. liz: netflix by the way 405 bucks right now, per share, olivia i've got to ask you so is that too rich for you? it's hitting a brand new historic high. >> if you look at that group of companies including the emerging markets side of things we've got four trading around up to 35 times on average for that group of companies, on historically trailing it's around 60 times i mean this is really crazy by the way. liz: it really is. andy well it's always the right time to ask where do investors find yield? we know that the small caps have looked ve

the fonz, henry winkler, turned down the role and told that olivia wasn't the first choice for sandyrie osmond. i said they're wonderful, but every guy in the world wants olivia newton john as their girlfriend. ♪ summer days drifting away >> and i knew that because i wanted -- i felt the same way. okay. every girl wants to be like her. i said, if you don't see this, you guys are nuts. >> olivia was 29 at the time and was afraid she was too old to play a high school student, b the two hit it off right away. >> we didn't even need to know each other. the chemistry was already there. >> from the first screen test we did, it worked. ♪ hopes devoted to you >> olivia's song earned the movie its only oscar nomination, but it's the black bad sandy outfit that made the lasting impression. >> i think they were old pants out of wardrobe from what i remember. i was stitched into them because the zipper was broken. needless to say i didn't eat or drink much on the days we were filming. >> do you still have the pants? >> i still have the pants. >> do you slide them on at home? >> i don't want to k

joining me now cnn white house correspondent katelyn collins and olivia knutcie. good evening to you. katelyn, you first. cnn is learning that ivanka trump made calls on behalf of her father to discuss the issue of child separation at the border. which lawmakers did she call, and do we know how those conversations wept? >> don, we are learning a bit more about the role ivanka trump played in tis. before all this you have to remember she had been totally silent on this. this is senior administration official funded by taxpayer dollars that we hadn't heard from or weighed in on this issue just yet even though she is the one person in this administration has fashioned herself an advocate of women and children. we do know she did meet with the president today to discuss this issue. he said that during that briefing with republican lawmakers tonight behind closed doors he said she had spoken with him, showed him photos of those children being separated from their parents, and now the white house is telling my colleague betsey cline, she also made calls to lawmakers. we

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. >>> we're on set with olivia munn and sterling k. brown. >> o money is cool people.he said i could call her that. >> what's your nickname? >> sterling k. brown. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >> heather locklear in crisis tonight. the latest incident in a downward spiral. >> especially when you consider the timing of the new incident. locklear has been out of jail only a few hours when emergency vehicles had to rush to her home once again. >> engine 37. medic 442. overdose. >> that emergency dispatch call alerting to a possible overdose at heather's home was played around 3:00. yesterday. a spokesperson for the ventura county sheriff's office tells "e.t." that once they arrived to heather's home, they determined the situation to be a quote medical issue. heather was then transimportanted to the hospital. >> hey, heather. you got any comment on whatever happened last night? >> no comment. >> this was heather six hours before the suspected overdose. >> how was your night in jail, heather? >> heather was leaving the jail in pajamas. authorities allege she was into

and olivia scanlon, i think she's close with sean, too. there's olivia. i think -- i could go on with the stuff, but i'll stop. thanks, chief. >>commissioner cleaveland: thank you, commissioner hardeman. i'd also like to thank the chief for her advocacy on behalf of the department. i'd like to thank commissioner hardeman for delving into the budget and describing some of the things that we deal with in particular, the ambulances. ambulances are always on the road. they're always moving around, they're not standing still at all, and so they put a lot of miles on every vehicle very quickly. so keeping our fleet up to date is a high priority and should be a high priority for our city and for each of our citizens. so i commend the -- commend the budget committee for pushing forward on that and hopefully we'll continue to get funding for our commitment, in particular our ambulances. so thank you for that. i had a question on the search for a new training facility. any update on that, chief? do we have any idea where we're going to be moving our training facili

but when it's convenient she's not there. >> there's also the piece in the first lady, olivia, which is this is -- i think it's fair to say her most high-profile policy role. she's rolled out her own initiatives, she's done the best to encourage the well-being of children. she's focussed on her fight against cyber bullying which critics have noted seems to be at odds with the comments and i sults her huss husband has delivered online. but this is her husband's policy and she said according to her office 100% i'm going down, it's my decision, i'm telling you i'm going, and you can either back me or not. >> right. we have this tremendous optics blunder yesterday or this message that she was sending with the jacket that she was wearing. and i think there was a lot of disconnect between the white house and the president, as there typically is. they don't meent stapame thing they did in preef administrations. people are saying it's her jacket, she had a hash tag for it. and then the president was saying it's a deliberate message about the, quote, fake news media. >> but the white house wo

olivia richwald, bbc news, rochdale.ing. in the first of two friendlies before they head to the world cup, england beat nigeria 2—1, but there is room for improvement with their opening match in russia just over two weeks away. from wembley, here's our sports correspondent david ornstein. chanting the sounds and sights that say a world cup is on the way. with the road to russia almost complete a chance for nations to fine tune their preparations. this england squad is low on age and experience, and exception being gary cahill, and the defender used his 32—year—old head to full effect, the home side into an early lead. shortly before half—time it was two, harry kane with the help of some questioning goalkeeping leading from the front, the captain, you sense, will prove key to england's ambitions. nigeria had been obliging opponents, though after the break they broke, alex iwobi on hand to give them hope and show why the super eagles believe they can soar this summer. england had lost the momentum and raheem sterling his f

olivia richwald, bbc news, rochdale.on monday. the skeleton is worth millions of dollars, though experts are still uncertain of its identity. shuba krishnan reports. headed the auction. this dinosaur skeleton is expected to fetch up to 2.2 million dollars. not bad for an unidentified species. translation: until all the bones we re translation: until all the bones were discovered, we all thought it was an allosaurus. it was in the laboratory that we found there were plenty of anna, called details that didn't match up. —— anatomical details. it is thought to have hollow bones and three toed feet. the skeleton is almost nine metres long and is unusually complete with a 70% intact. it is a good sign for scientists who are continuing to research its unique anatomy. they have already spotted several differences with other known species such as more teeth and a substantial pelvis. organisers are hoping this red dinosaur will find a good home. translation: in terms of potential clients, there are quite a few. it a large bracket.

olivia richwald, bbc news, rochdale. car driver had to be rescued. a yellow weather warning has been issued by the met office for rain until 8pm. at this stage there are no reports of any injuries. let's get a forecast of around the country. over to nick miller with the weather. seeing flooding in parts of scotland, also in aberdeenshire. scotland, northern and eastern parts of england that have been seeing torrential thundery downpours. they are slowly going to be fading now as we go into the night, but still have a few more hours of them out there. in fact through the night across northernmost parts of northern england and southern scotland thunder and lightning may decrease but there could still be some outbreaks of heavy rain around. clearer skies, southern half of england into wales there could be a few mist and fog patches, single figure temperatures for some but for most of us around 10—14d. still outbreaks of rain earlier on. southern scotland, northern england. at the deal of clout, that's a good deal of clout.

> a ton of kisses to go around as we visited the nashville home of florida georgia their daughter oliviau had fun dressing her? >> my gash, yes. >> you see see her closet. it is a bit ridiculous. >> did you play her music when she was in the belly. >> all the time. >> we did. >> what is her favorite? >> she -- she loves meant to be. >> is that it? >> and the group's other half, ryan kelly has hi new add venn were with his wife. their new baby is dean imline called tribe kelly. >> it was birthed on the role. she was on tour with me and we found ourselves altering clothes and doing stuff for the band. >> they admit baby olivia may have inspired them on another team project. >> seeing olivia, smile, how happy she is and her expressions makes you want your own. >> yeah, it does. ♪ girl, you're so smooth >> don't worry, they're not too busy for new music. they're close to releasing a new single. >> i think it is going to be our best album yet. somehow we put a bar right here. i think we're climbing over the bar. >> we're waiting for the new music. you can see more from the interview on "e.t."

and we are meeting chief rivera and olivia and myself will be meeting with the contractor who is working on the station 16 project tomorrow and we will have further updates after that. station five, now comes time for the show and tell. [laughter] >> show and tell portion. you all have a photo of that that i brought for you. this was taken last week by chief rivera at station five. you can see they are doing the framing and you can see what a large building it is. the framing is going in on the second and third floors now and the rough plumbing and electrical is also happening there. so, we're really pleased with the progress at station five. and i know chief gonzales is pleased about that. that concludes my show and tell portion. what else can i tell you about? our ppe, person protective equipment proposals were sent to the office of contract administration, oca. from three different vendors and our clothing depot has received three sets six our ppe -- sets of our ppe turnouts to make sure they are meeting everything in the contract and all of our needs. so, that's good news. all right.

our correspondent olivia richwald is at wakefield station in west yorkshire.a. 165 trains cancelled every day across the northern rail network, starting on monday and running till the end ofjuly. that's the new emergency timetable brought in to bring to an end to weeks of chaos following the introduction of new timetables. yesterday there were 350 trains cancelled across the northern rail network, one of the worst affected operators. i've spoken to a spokesman for the operator and they say in yorkshire it is actually an improving picture. things are getting back to normal. but there are still major problems in greater manchester, especially in manchester and blackpool. that's where drivers haven't yet been trained on the new timetables causing all of these problems. northern rail has apologised again and promised it will deliver improvements, but it may take some time. meanwhile houses of parliament are poised to debate next week. a 43—year—old man has been charged in connection with the attempted murder of two police officers yesterday. constables kenny mcken

olivia richwald, bbc news, rochdale.pe after the ousting of conservative mariano rajoy. one of the first issues for mr sanchez to deal with is catalonia, which is calling for him to take risks on the issue of catalan independence. well, let's join the madrid correspondent for the new york times, raphael minder in spain now. thank you forjoining us. let us talk about catalonia, it is the big issue in the entry for mr sanchez, what can he do? the first thing is actually start talking again. there has been a policy of stonewalling by the previous prime minister, mariano rajoy, who has basically not sat together with the catalan separatist leaderfor a very long together with the catalan separatist leader for a very long time and has relied on the rule of law, on courts, to take action against cata la n courts, to take action against catalan politicians who are violating the constitution of spain andi violating the constitution of spain and i think pedro sanchez, even if he does not do anything more, just the fact that he is

alix: olivia says a little bit of exposure.he dollar appreciate somewhat if we had more rate hikes, you will have central banks and emerging markets focused on inflation and not growth and that will come to pass and be a fertile. what you think about that? >> asia is somewhat protected from that exposure. and latin america as we have seen is aware of that exposure and that it is quite intense. thankfully, there are smaller parts of the emerging markets story, but what is interesting is the flows and the general exposure of a discretionary investor in emerging markets. so currently, people in aggregate are only 6% exposed in emerging markets. and the world is around 12%. people have been buying emerging markets, but still i think they are under exposed. there is for the room to grow. alix: olivia and lindsey, thank you both very much. coming up, more on the report sending apple's shares lower. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ alix: changes at the top of verizon in -- named a new ceo. effectiveplace and be august 1. shares of verizon hav

will smoke crack i haven't smoked crack it over here yes i have smoked crack cocaine olivia donda did it says that i want to go on like i've never said that in my life sure i would never do that i'm happily married and got more than enough to eat at home. for girls want to get their hands back in the cookie jar and see the controversy already it's just starting to see with the provincial levels of justin trudeau number one in my opinion he's told incompetent the prime minister. terence affords you for a change to know it's a sport with school to congratulate him on his election as premier this week mate looking forward to working together to create jobs and that you know. so that there was a desire for change i do think this will shake will be kind of records break for the liberal government if they want to live in two thousand and nineteen because the opposition and the conservative opposition leader in all the uk. is perhaps another word of god for. you at the federal level and they will feel energized so i just look. a failed asylum seeker suspected of raping and murdering a teenag

thank you, olivia. olivia enosis to wait. thank you, olivia.ngland. karen says i can relate, without my siblings and i to act as ears and interpreters for our elderly father during his end of life process, with so many conflicts medical needs, when he was often omits delirium alongside his deafness, then he would have struggled immensely. i witnessed deafness, then he would have struggled immensely. iwitnessed it first hand. hospital staff have little time to deal with these complex needs of those incapacitated alongside limited sensory disabilities. i feel sorry for any patient without a family or trusted friend or carer trying to assist during these processes. it really is daunting. tina says it is absolutely disgusting, disabled people yet again without their human rights. i am disabled and i am fed up. doctor tony kent, on twitter, i've worked with british sign language interpreters many times and was surprised to learn, the hard way, of pretty significant regional variations in british sign language. my variations in british sign language.

olivia, you specialize in this area. you know it very well. th is not on the table has caused a lot of criticism. but this is a big broad, ranging rogue regime and there are a lot of things they are doing against humanity. >> yeah. we are already experiencing history here with this upcoming summit. but president trump has the opportunity to blow this summit out of the water by taking a historic step and making human rights an agenda on the trump-kim summit meeting. this an exciting opportunity. president trump said at the end of the g-7 he does plan to human rights issues and maybe press for the closure of prison camps. he has to not only move the needle on denuclearization issues, but he's got to improve human rights conditions in north korea as well. charles: if we are talking about having a u.s. embassy in north korea, there is no way we would do it under the current circumstances with the way kim jong-un is treating his own people. >> there are 80,000 to 120,000 individual in prison camp. they don't have a voice at this upcoming summit. bu

have smoked crack i haven't smoked crack it over here yes i have smoked crack cocaine olivia don that bit that says that i want to go on drugs i've never said that in my life sure i would never do that i'm happily married i've got more than enough to eat at home. from rolls want to get their hands back in the cookie jar you see the controversy already it's just starting to see what the provincial liberals have done to justin trudeau number one in my opinion he's totally incompetent to be prime minister. sharon's avoids it for a change to know it's a sport with pool to congratulate him on his election as premier does it mate looking forward to working together to create jobs and opportunity. so that there was a desire for change i do think this will shake will be kind of what on earth quake for the liberal government if they want to win in two thousand nineteen because the opposition and the conservative opposition leader in all that what. it is perhaps another version of duck for. pain at the federal level and they will feel energised by the slow. a failed being arrested in iraq the s

olivia zaleski, i know you will keep us posted. ahead, the president's space aspirations take off, calling for robotic explorers on the moon as soon as next year. that story is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: president trump wants to create a u.s. space force. he announced the new military branch at a national space council at the white house on monday. >> i am hereby directing the department of defense and the pentagon to immediately begin the process necessary to establish a space for us as -- sixth branch of the armed forces. emily: the president says it would be separate from the air force, but equal in stature and he signed a also a directive, which aims to make it easier for commercial companies to operate in space. other goals, to send robotic explorers to the mid next year, and another human landing in the next 10 years. chad has invested millions of dollars into private capital and into commercial space ventures, and attended the meeting with the president, so what exactly would a u.s. space force do? chad: i do not thin

while the secretary of homeland security was talking, olivia knewsy, a reporter started playing, she way pack in the room. and we heard it. we heard the children wailing. this was as the homeland security head was talking. and at issue, olivia kept saying, while she was asking questions with others, have you seen or heard this tape. she never got a response so she started playing it. she acknowledged it on twitter she was the one way back in the back of the room. we could hear it up front and you could see it on the audio, yes. >> you could see hogan and sarah looking around to see who was playing it. i'm still trying to figure out who played the dark vaider march at one point and time too. >> i didn't hear that one. >> i heard that at the front, there were a couple people asked about that. the scary part was the reaction, i think, from this administration, regarding -- they doubled down on them being victimed themselves, being held hostage by democrats. the logic they employed were we're not holding these poor innocent victims hostage but if we don't get what we want we're going to

. >> olivia has tsa precheck, but the line was a lotn longer t she expected.d they're ready for the nearly three million travelers hitting thekies. they've maximized staffing and many agents are working ov time. so we've decided to cut back a few minutes after speaking with olivia and it looks like tsa's plan is working out. she got through and the line way significan shorter, but airport officials say the best advice they can offer is t arrive early and save yourself from the stress. >> given a high traffic day, you probably want to allow yourself a coupleof hours get to the airport. you want to take into consideration the traffic. >> well, kudos certainly tosa. another thing to keep in mind is that there is construction happening here atna reagan onal airport, so just getting inside the airport itself can be a bit of a stressor let's just say. cofficials hearsay you park in their parking garage for free up to an hour. back to >> all right. keep our fingers crossed. >>> up next, summer scorcr. we'reetting ready for our first heat wav of the summer. storm team

the smoke crack i haven't smoked crack it over here yes i have some crack cocaine olivia done that that it says that i want to go and i have never said that in my life sure i would never do that i'm happy near.

we've got a lot more coming up for olivia. we of course are tracking all of the even singapore. we are waiting for a briefing by secretary of state mike pompeo, another senior white house official as the president is getting set to meet with korean leader kim jong un. wielding a briefing to you as soon as it begins in singapore. also tracking market reaction with trade tensions that happened over the weekend with the g-7 is president trump slams canada and other u.s. allies. that's a senate meeting that happened in canada. taking a look at future is right now. a little bit of a mixed bag, but somewhat positive. gallup 41 in the premarket come s&p up one and a quarter. this morning, stay with us for all of it. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ . until... we lost it. today, we're renewing our commitment to you. fixing what went wrong. and ending product sales goals for branch bankers. so we can focus on your satisfaction. it's a new day at wells fargo. but it's a lot like our first day. wells fargo. established 1852. re-established 2018. one second. barely enough time for this man to t

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jaime: olivia ortiz quisiera ver buenas caras en la junta directiva. > personas que tienen lana en latÁn entrando a la guarderÍa preparados. la mesa directiva se ha enfocado en muchas otras cosas que no son los niÑos. palmira: estamos a unos dÍas de las elecciones del prÓximo 5 de junio, estas son algunas de las iniciativas que perecerÁn en la boleta electoral. la propuesta c la propuesta de buscar la autorizaciÓn de un impuesto adicional de 1,7% a las propiedades comerciales que tengan una entrada mayor a 1 millÓn de dólares para ayudar a las personas de bajos ingresos, tambiÉn a servicios con los desamparados y generar un fondo como para este tipo de ayudas. en los dos temas, hay 586.000.000 $ en reembolsospara vÍctimas de fraudes, para quienes fueron engaÑados y enviaron dinero a travÉs de western union. osvaldo: hay 586.000.000 $ en el fondo especial para reembolsar dineros, a clientes de la compaÑÍa western union fue la puedo monetario, el tiempo se estÁ acabando. >> 31 de mayo para poner un reclamo. personas que hayan perdido sus residuos, personas que no tenga suficiente inform

but i would echo olivia scanlin's recommendation that a sit-down meeting get together to discuss the issues. >> commissioner walker, please. >> thank you so much for this. i think it is really important that we resolve this issue. i know we also have somebody from the mayor's office on housing, if you could come up and talk about how it affects the issue of the density bonus and what we are looking at as far as the ability to build this type of housing in ways that is affordable. thank you very much. >> thank you, captain. appreciate you coming out on such short notice. >> thank you. >> good morning, commissioners. my name is erin carson and i'm the construction representative for the mayor's office of housing and community development. and i appreciate you taking the time to talk about this. i think you all basically talked about the same things i was going to bring up. including the density bonus, the cost of doing housing in san francisco. the importance of affordable housing. the crisis that we are facing right now. and yes, it all comes together in one sort of confluence of chal

doug, olivia and brian.ted to start on the tweet about the press, parts of the press, cnn and other parts of the press being the country's biggest enemy. those words are disturbing. how was it received in the press corps? is he oblivious to what made america great for 200-plus years? >> yes, certainly. we know that by now. i think that in the press corps, in america when he is on -- when he is on white house lawn saying these things, i think it sort of met with a shrug. the backdrop of the international stages last week i think kind of brought into sharp relief what the stakes are. to see north korea's leader standing with someone who just called the american press corps, the free press, the biggest -- our country's biggest enemy, it was a reminder it's not just a silly thing that our president does sometimes, like the drunk uncle character from snl. i think it's easy to get trump fatigue, as we talked about on this show many times before. i think the different setting -- it creates this jucxtaposition which

at issue, olivia newsy was saying, have you seen, have you heard this tape?o she never got a response so she started playing it. and she acknowledged it on twitter that she was the one way back in the back of the room. we could hear it all the way up front. you could actually hear it on the audio. >> you could see hogan, giggly, and sarah looking around to see who was playing it. i'm still trying to figure out who played the darth vader march at one point in time too >> i didn't hear that. >> some people had asked about that, it was up front. the scary thing is the reaction from this administration. they doubled down on them being victims themselves of being held hostage by democrats, and the logic that they employed was, we're not holding these poor, innocent victims hostage, but if we don't get what we want, we're going to continue the policy. so they are using them as leverage. they as much as admitted it. don, i have to tell you, this is one issue i've covered for 35 years, and it's frightening in its scope. both parties have punted this issue for years.

olivia richwald, bbc news, rochdale.gnini. adam wild reports. as britain's number one i'll admit carries with him a quiet calm him a quiet calm, his opponent fabio fognini flashy, fiery and at times like... the italian swift to show just why there are few better on clay. the calmness regained, the match leveled, fognini's now infamous temper threatening to boil over. the final britt left in the singles draw up the pressure of expectation is something edmund is learning to wear well. taking the third set and the lead most of it was one that always looked precarious. fognini channeling the frustrations, roaring back to take the fourth in the match again tied. a moment to test that character. for advent of the challenge to stop that momentum. the fluctuating game fell fognini's way. one of the modern game's great showman, showing the way in paris. adam wilde, bbc news. england are playing nigeria right now in a friendly. they are approaching half—time at wembley and it's1—0. they are approaching half—time at wembley and it'

tackling issue's of rape, abortion, equal pay and patriarchy, and then we come to the artist oses olivia records, founded near washington, celebrate ing 4 years. between 1974 and 1975 the growing popularity of women's music in the u.s. respond -- keeping control of production in the women's hands so women only sound corporations, female album distribution, women's music festivals and in the united states, the first festival at university of illinois in 1974. performers, producer, album distributors and fans supported an underground yet visible sub cultural and that forges the first network october seesible lesbian celebrities at a time when no other performers or politicians were out. so, i'm very adamant about being a conduit between the generations and passing information along, noting where many of these institutions continue to thrive, questioning why others faded out and nurturing students to do oral histories of all the living -- well our elderly feminist heroines are alive and kicking. a couple of other things and then i truly want to open it up to discussion. part of the problem

we wanted to bring in olivia, with our guide dog, sunny, who is in training.s. do you know how a service dog would try to get someone's attention? what would the dog do if he came up to you? >> what they're going to do is take the nose and nudge the legs. touch. good boy. in general, if you see the dog in vest without a person attached to it, follow them. >> the next question from dan. if a service dog approaches me, is there any way to alert the dog i'm ready to help? >> the verbal cue is not going to be a secret password or anything like that. you may say what? or where or start moving. if you start to go, follow them where they go. is there a way to train a dog to go to somebody else, if the first person is not reacting well. >> persistcy is something you can increase in terms of behavior. that's something you have to train and work on it. >> thank you very much. how is sunny doing? >> he's doing amazing. >> in that post, she did write, she is updating her dog's person. if a person doesn't respond, that dog will know what to do what olivia said, and that's

olivia and neck rug you are all approaching equality. —— bolivia.le for many years. if it —— 61% of its seats held by female politicians. in the uk, by comparison, just 32% of politicians are women. papua new guinea registers no female politicians. spain's new parameters that is starting a new era in his party's political equality agenda. around the world, every country still has a long way to go. later in the programme, we will look at how spain is digesting the changes. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news. the leaders of france and canada have reaffirmed their support for strong multilateral trade relations ahead of the g7 summit — trade tariffs and protectionism from the us will inevitably be a main focus of the meeting. canada's justin trudeau, who's hosting emmanuel macron of france ahead of the summit in canada, has said he expects difficult conversations with president trump. paul dacre, editor of britain's daily mail for the past 26 years, has announced he will step down before his 70th birthday in november. he is on

olivia you can make daggers out of light and you control the power of darkness, aubrey.respect for everybody from the casto the crew but the's been a bunch of times where weant k iteep together. there's this one scene actually where he comes into the church which is where i live and it was just -- it's so simple. he says, hey, we need to talk and we made it the most dramatic thing ever. >> we need to talk. >> it was a very long day. >> i said it so dramatically just like the way she turned -- >> do it now. >> i think we need to talk. >> and i was all -- >> well, it's so funny you mentioned thatment ity that might be the scene we have. >> are you serious? >> hey. ♪ >> i think we need to talk. >> oh, we just -- what did you need to talk about by the way. >> you got to tune in to find out. >> tune in. >> all right. what superpowers would you have in real life if you could? >> i feel like i would have yours to teleport. that would be my main -- >> i would probably want some daggers. >> that's so cute you want each other's superpowers. i love that. i also think this is pretty

don't smoke crack open a small crack get over here yes i have smoked crack cocaine olivia donda it says that i want to go on like i've never said in my life sure i would never do that i'm happily married i'm got more than enough to eat at home. for girls want to get their hands back in the cookie jar see the controversy already it's just starting to see with the provincial levels of justin trudeau number one in my opinion he's told incompetent the prime minister. terence affords you for a change to launch a sport with school to congratulate him on his election as premier this week mate looking forward to working together to create jobs and that you know. so that there was a desire for change i do think this will shake. kind of records break for the liberal government if they want to live in two thousand and nineteen because the opposition and the conservative opposition leader in all the uk. is perhaps another word of up for. you at the federal level and they will feel energised try to slow. the scandal has erupted in the united states over the f.b.i. seizure of a new york times journal

the smoke crack i haven't smoked crack in over a year yes i have some look to crack cocaine olivia donda acted as says that i want to conduct i've never said that in my life where i would never do that i'm happily married i've got more than enough to eat at home. to get their hands back in the cookie jar you see the controversy already it's just starting we see what the provincial liberals have done justin trudeau number one in my opinion he's totally incompetent to be prime minister. voted for change to no it's a spur to congratulate him on his election as premier this week mate looking forward to working together to create jobs and opportunity. i do think this will shake will be kind of an earthquake for the liberal government if they want to win in two thousand nineteen because the opposition the conservative opposition leader in all the way out. is perhaps another version of that sort. in at the federal level and they will feel energized by this vote this is awesome international hostel to come here google has tinkered with it some o.g.'s to make them more inclusive look at why the e