the other two girls in our foursome understudies for olivia newton-john. sometimes they were hand on hip soccer channing but i was travolta. at some point i started to realize that there were more like me.fat girls who could really dance and knew what it meant to be hot. fat girls who knew what it meant to be funny and smart. we were observers and supporters but we were also travolta , the leading man in our own minds. at some point i realized that being restricted byconvention may have been lonely at times , but in this i was not unique. other fat girls revealed all the while studying both parts with fervor we didn't stop being olivia newton-john inside, even though we had the travolta role. sure, some girls who grew up to identify with masculinity would work probably pleased as punch to become travolta and never gave olivia another thought . those are the women i date but i wasn't one of those. i didn't know this for sure but i suspect that the masculine eyes and a fat girls, ugly girls , gay girls and have a fabulous side effect. perhaps it turned some

okay. [ chuckles ] you think that you can have a say in how ned votes olivia and leo's shares, but oliviajust because ned wants her to, okay? i completely trust her judgment. why, thank you, michael. wow, that was the most naive statement or the most masterful job of sucking up i have ever heard in my life. hey, put a sock in it, brook lynn. i've lost count. are we yay or nay for olivia and leo to have the shares? -keep up, fish-and-chips. -oh, she's delightful. don't look at me. it's all ned. i'm standing right here, granny. [ door opens ] oh, i am aware. [ door closes ] i'm sorry. there must be some mistake. there's no way you started the stock meeting without me, right? ♪ babies aren't fully developed until at least 39 weeks. a healthy baby is worth the wait. [suspenseful music] [male narrator] child abduction by a parent or family member is a crime. get involved. if you have any information concerning a missing or abducted child, please call 1-800-222-find or contact your local law enforcement. you might be the one who saves a child's life and their future. morning. yet another powerf

are jason beattie, the head of politics for the daily mirror and deputy leader writer of the sun, oliviaey. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in and all are dominated by the us attack in iraq which killed the iranian military general qasem soleimani. ‘tehran pledges revenge after us kills military chief‘ reads the front of the financial times. ‘the world waits for iran's revenge‘ is the headline in the i. a top a photo of a group of people mourning the general‘s death in tehran. as the crisis in the middle east grows the times tells of the us rushing 3,000 extra troops to the region. ‘britain braced for iran revenge‘ is the daily mail's choice of headline. as the mirror say britain could be dragged into any new conflict after us kills the iran terror leader. protestors are pictured mourning the iranian general in the guardian who say iran is vowing ‘severe revenge‘. and the daily express say that iran and the united states are now on the brink of war. so very much one theme through the main papers. it is today‘s events in iran. 0livia, was dealt with the daily express, a stark h

olivia? >> just to add to that, what we're seeing is also kind of mixed messaging.giuliani said he would like to testify and even try the trial, this came after he previously dismissed it saying he is a personal lawyer and that would be a conflict of interest. now you're seeing, also, they're saying we do or do not want to call on witnesses as relates to what we want to talk about. you either get witnesses or you don't. >> olivia, josh, thank you, both. >>> the family feud that has captivated the world. prince harry will meet face to face tomorrow. knowing we're prepared for tomorrow. wow, do you think you overdid it maybe? overdid what? well planned, well invested, well protected. voya. be confident to and through retirement. >>> welcome back. the queen has called an emergency family meeting and everything is on the table. palace sources telling nbc news that after days of negotiations, prince harry will meet face to face with his grandmother, queen elizabeth along with prince williams and prince charles to discuss next steps for the s sussex. the one thing the the

olivia crellin has the latest.fter an avalanche hit a kashmiri village just north of islamabad, killing dozens and destroying more than 50 homes. extreme winter weather in recent days has killed more than 130 people across pakistan, afghanistan and indian—administered kashmir. many more are injured or remain missing. pakistan's prime minister, imran khan, tweeted: . . referring to the part of kashmir controlled by pakistan. military helicopters exchange rescued avalanche victims for supplies, in the hope of providing relief to those cut off by conditions as more heavy snow is forecast. but there has been criticism from some about the government response to the weather. truck drivers travelling along key supply routes across the country were stranded. translation: i am coming from taftan and i'm heading for punjab. it is snowing here, and the roads are closed because the vehicles skid. i asked the government to bring heavy machines which will clean the snow in about half to one hour. they have brought these small tr

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olivia colman winning another award.whoever gets to play queen elizabeth next, great pressure. but they thought may be the crown would win more, spread of awards, not an outright sweep the board minute that emerged from last night. but olivia colman deserving of every accolade. ricky gervais saying don't make your political points on the podium and russell crowe who wasn't there but made a point via jennifer aniston about the australian bushfires. that was a recurrent motif, they have to have one political think they get behind at the golden globes and that's beyond politics. people were making climate change comments off the back of that, stars talking about climate change, lots of people jetting in on their private jets, is that the best way but he was uploading the food at the awards which was vegan. they we re the awards which was vegan. they were trying to do their bit. but a lot of comments about the bushfires. you want to talk about the outfits? there weren't too many outrageous outfits, may be people trying to to

phoebe waller—bridge, sam mendes and olivia colman were among the winners flying the flag for the uk.th me is lawrence gosling, editor—in—chief of what investment.

phoebe waller—bridge, sam mendes and olivia colman were among the winners flying the flag for the uk.t's begin with the ongoing iran crisis. with me is lawrence gosling, editor—in—chief of what investment. very interesting to get the gulf news prospect of on the iran deal. yes, the gulf news is saying that iran is moving further away from the common nuclear accord, talk about enriching more uranium which has the potential for that uranium to go into nuclear warheads, and again this part of the discussion has been going on pretty much since 2018 when president trump sort of withdrew the us from the nuclear accord, and of course iran has been steadily kind of pulling out of it itself. interesting, there is the gulf news report that iran is sort of saying, you know, it can stop pulling out of the agreement at any point. 0ffering a little olive branch on this particular issue. it is kind of a bargaining chip is in it, that deal that was broken by the barack 0bama administration back in 2015, ever since trump pulled out of it in 2018 as you say, iran has, when things have gone in the direc

o olivia, we are finally coming to the end of the impeachment purgatory. congress is coming back next weekend we expect that the house speaker will transmit the articles of impeachment, she will name the house managers and then it kicks to the senate. we've seen democrats try to ramp up pressure on the republican senators, those up for re-election. and we've seen senator collins and murkowski send ting the quarning shquarn i warning shots to mcconnell. >> and like you said, you have four who are going after mcconnell. right now if i would have to bet, they don't have the votes. they don't think that gardner will flip, at least my republican sources that i've talked -- collins left the door open. so you are seeing that democrats might be making leeway there. >> and chuck, if the senate trial comes and goes with no witnesses, president trump will try to campaign as the exonerated, acquitted president. can he really say that if this is a two week trial where the house managers present the case, and that is the end of it? >> he can say just about anything. whe

particulares asÍ como el que manejamos usted y yo a solamente un tramo de la calle entre el embarcadero y olivian por esta calle nosotros estuvimos hablando con peatones y ciclistas y nos dijeron que se sienten aliviados de que se tomara esta decisiÓn. la alcaldesa de la ciudad de san francisco dijo que en el aÑo 2018 mÁs de 120 muertes fueron causadas a raÍz de ciclistas y peatones que fueron heridos por vehÍculos. reportando en vivo desde san francisco julio poletti, noticias univisiÓn 14 regresó con ustedes. >> gracias julio para no perder detalle de lo que ocurre san francisco con el cierre de la calle market y otras notas pueden descargar nuestra aplicaciÓn y recibir el alerta, estamos como univisiÓn Área de la bahÍa >> estamos a tan sÓlo 4,4 dÍas nada mÁs contados del sÚper tazÓn, a travÉs del Área de la bahÍa se llevarÁn a cabo diferentes actividades y desde luego fiestas >> si usted verÁ el partido con amigos y familiares pero no entiendo mucho del fÚtbol americano no se de que nuestro colega miguel gÓmez nos acompaÑa la legislaciÓn para que te edito y entienda todo lo de este sÚper domi

in what was otherwiwise a disappppointing ninight for net, olivia c colman won an award for bebest actressa television series for playing queen elizabeth the second. >> it's hard because everyone knows who she is and what she looks like. it's harder than playing someone who's imaginary. >> hbo's comedy drama succession took home best tv series. success at the golden globes is seen as good luck in the academy awards. >> you're watching france 24. iranan's supreme leader calling for harsh retaliation against the u.s. after an american airstrike killed the country's top general. hundreds of thousands of people in the streets of tehran for a second day of funeral processions to h honor the man seen as a hero in iran. the u.s. now threatening to attack iran's cultural landmarks. paris prepares to mark the fifth anniversary of the charlie hebdo terror attacks tomorrow, a new trial starting today linked to those attacks of january 2015. another trial in the u.s. of disgraced hollywood producer hollywood -- harvey weinstein. he's facing charges of rape and sexual assault that could get him life in

>> olivia. >> olivia, how are you? do you know this guy?nk you. >> i have one. >> i gave you one. >> i know. >> eine sue. >> sue, are you okay? >> hold that pose. >> your husband and i something in common. >> what's that? >> we married up here we married the on our capacity. my mom said guess what, everybody knows -- i'm proud of it. you know i love her more than she loves me but that's okay. by the way, not a joke. [inaudible] nurses, the most underrated profession. god love you. i'm one of those guys, i'll take you up on it. okay, here wee go. where was i last night -- [inaudible] it wasn't dubuque, no, no. anyway -- [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> our live campaign 2020 coverage continues thursday at t trump in toledo, ohio, at eight keep america great rally. watch live on c-span2 on c-span demand@c-span.org or listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. >> campaign 2020 can watch our continuing

the process and try within the existiti framework to achieve a cecease-fire and restore securuy in olivia in libya. haftar said he is willing to abide by a cease-fire. >> i think it is good news that he is willing to continue to abide by a cease-fire. that has to be the start. at the conference, we must ensure the you an arms embargo is an arms embargo is enforced. >> in the libyan capital, some are less ready to trust haftar. he refused to sign a cease-fire last week. >> he did not sign because he does not want peace. he is bloodthirsty. he wants people to die. >> many in -- many are pinning their hopes on berlin's conference. >> at this meeting, they will discuss many things, but the most important is a cease-fire. this will be an opportunity to discuss options, but we are all in favor of a cease-fire and what comes after that. haftar needs to go back to where he started everything. in berlin, it is not only about bringing haftar and his adversary together. it is also about two other men who are considered to be the decisive players in this conflict. ththe turkish president, who support

british talent enjoyed a night of celebration at the golden globes with phoebe waller—bridge and oliviawere triumphant in the film awards. the bbc‘s sophie long was there. it was the first major a—list event of the season with ricky gervais is hosting for a fifth time. the standing ovation for eltonjohn set the tone for what became a big night for british show business. they won the golden globe for best song. and taron egerton won for his portrayal of the rock star in rocket man, beating leonardo dicaprio and i2—year—old fellow brit roman griffin davies. i'm honoured to be nominated alongside a bunch of legitimate icons and also roman who is the sweetest kid. it was an incredible performance and i'm honoured to be nominated alongside you too. 1917. the first world war epic 1917 won the golden globe for best drama commander sam mendez took the award for best director too. phoebe waller bridge for flea bag. there were two golden globes for phoebe waller bridge and flea bag. this is really heavy and cool. this really co m es this is really heavy and cool. this really comes down to andrew

olivia: mpletely stunned. and "fleabag," yeah. sophie: of course, phoebe dgwaller-bplayed her part. phoebe:li personally i woul to thank obama for putting us on his list. and as some of you may know, he'sen always n mine. [laughter] phoebe: and if you don't get that joke, please watch season one really quickly. sophie: her acceptance speech pushing boundaries like this series she created. there was a snding ovation for elton john and bernie taupin, and best actor in a musical went to the man who played the rockstar and "rocketman." these are the first major awardo of the s and the decade, and those going home with golden atobes will be hoping to collect oscar statues to. the fact that not one single woman was nominated in the best director category has me hope for a different line of on the red carpet when the acemy awards are handed out in five weeks time. sophie long, bbc news, los angeles. jane: makes me realize i have a lot of movie viewing to catch up on. you will find out what we are doing by checking out twitter. i am jane o'brien. thanks for joining me. good night. narrator:

this as adam lambert and rock band queen and olivia newton john and other artists are set to headline a benefit concert next month. >>> and then there were four the conference championships are set up after a wild weekend. the seahawks and packers duked it out in green way. it was all about the aarons. running back aaron jones punched in a touchdown on the goal line. seahawks rallied green bay wins it, 28-23. >>> there's the now famous or infamous texans. houston jumped out to an early lead, 24-0, before patrick mahomes was able to get to work. in less than four minutes they were down just three points. damian williams put them on the board. a texans' fumble on the return led to another by kelsey the chiefs scored so many times they ran out of fireworks at the stadium. the chiefs won, 51-31. it's the packers and titans. patriots wild receivern edelman was arrested for vandalism for jumped on a car and causing damage he and his team have declined to comment. >>> there's intense weather out there. here's nbc's meteorologist janessa webb what have we got going on? >> things will be quiet

. >> reporter: olivia has family in iraq and iran. uncertain about the future, she says they are filled with fear and so is she. >> i am afraid for especially my loved ones in iraq right now. >> reporter: protestors want american troops out of harm's way. >> i want our troops to come home, the 3,000 troops he just deployed to come home now. >> reporter: one protestor standing on an american flag. >> this is not my flag that i'm standing on, and i will stand up and call on other people to stand against u.s. crimes, for the killing of qassem soleimani, that was a war crime, and the u.s. wants to start another war. >> reporter: after this day, they plan to continue to speak up for peace. >> i to see people in the streets to get a firm resolution in congress that tells the president they he may not go to war without their authorization. >> reporter: tomorrow, mo moveon.org is mobilizing events planned here this the bhay . >>> economically, culturally and politically, there is a lot of emotion around the world. a live look at the u.s. capi

in this case you see an album put out by olivia records, a lesbian record label. bartenders stopped selling screwdrivers which were drinks made with orange juice and vodka. orange juice sales plummeted as a result. bartenders started serving the drink they called the anita bryant, which was apple juice and vodka instead. then you see faith people like the reverend jerry fallwell and billy graham, powerful evangelical leaders blaming gay people for the aids crisis. again, a setback for the community because these powerful spokesmen of faith are pushing back against the community and their essential rights. next we're going to come to the section about the historic ruling that led to same-sex marriage being made legal across the country. the first amendment gives every american the power to petition the government for change if there are policies or laws or things happening that they do not like. that's really evidenced throughout this kpibexhibit. a man has bed had pl -- mr. art months later but he wanted him to be listed as a surviving spouse on john arthur's deat

and when i cut it on, olivia is sitting on her sofa with popcorn and wine. like, crazy moments, do you know what i mean? what are the odds of this? she was looking fabulous, i was looking like heck. >> so art does imitate reality. >> it does, it does. except for sex with the president, let's be very clear about that. i don't want anybody to be confused about that one. >> so tell us, how did the show happen? we just don't hear that many stories like yours where you inspired a t.v. show because of your success. >> well, i wasn't really trying to -- to pitch a show. i'll tell you the things for me that were really important about the show that were -- was one, as i said, i have kids, right? and so it was important to me that the woman who was going to be inspired by my work look like me. that was nonnegotiatable from -- nonnegotiable from me. [applause] >> and the first one, was a lead on television was the first time in 35 years. really, you guys are clapping for me, you should be clapping for yourselves, and i tell you that, and it goes back to what we are al

and we'll be looking at this story in the papers with jason beattie from the daily mirror and olivia the front pages tomorrow. do join us for that. this is bbc news. i'm rachel schofield. the headlines at 11:00: tensions escalate between washington and tehran after us troops kill iran's most powerful military commander. president trump says he is prepared to take whatever action is needed to protect americans. qasem soleimani has been perpetrating acts of terror to destabilise the middle east for the last 20 years. what the united states did last 20 years. what the united states d id yesterday last 20 years. what the united states did yesterday should have been done long ago. lisa nandy and jess phillips becomes the latest labour mps to enter the race to become the party's next leader. relief for around a thousand people as australian naval ships rescue them from the country's bushfires. a judge rules that ethical veganism is a philosophical belief

there on an answer but today the hunch is for spice it's a bar and went through and we've called olivia and while chile and down there is a type of china each lord has a tie to the know your guy isn't only here for the chili he's also after their leaves. at 1st the head chef is baffled. as mud when the greens are often just cut off without some mistake here with the chili foliage it makes sense to keep them with. well you say you again saw something no one else would that it is the good and the leaves chips gibby's chips thanks my c. modifies the chili chip through the chips the leaves are tossed in temper a batter and then deep fried in hot oil. next to b.s. baits coats the green chips with a fiery chili paste. and is it surprising. that suburb of spicy but sensational you really come up with something special here. caviar from the albino sturgeon licorice roots from a farm in bam back and spicy chips made from chile leaves. and with that food scout your asphalt heads off on a new journey there's still a lot more to discover. designing and building churches has probably always been one

olivia sells a lot on that he and his farmers association believe that it's important to cultivate the berries which contain caffeine according to indigenous traditions. you can buy blood on our pits or a dried paste or quote on a powder. resell products from our producers association from rio apache and we come to this market because we can get a fair price for our quote on a. decision to go and see the protection of our rain forest if we are in a fair wage. i in my house you can buy one and in some shape or form on every street corner as an energy drink or mixed with fruit juice every vendor has their own hand mixed specialty even the drinks industry here in brazil is in on the business it's been selling a fizzy drink with extract for decades. what i now is traditionally cultivated on the banks of the deal now as. a 16 hour boat ride away from an ousts. here in a dense rain forest close to indigenous reserves are the villages of misogyny and sells the best where christie and his farmers association harvest water now their fruit contains 4 times as much caffeine as the what are not pl

. > adam lambert and rock band queen, along with olivia newton-john and other artists are set to have weekend for football fans. packers duked it out in green bay against the seattle seahawks aaron rodgers struck first and lobbing it to davante adams for the touchdown. then running back aaron jones punched in a parp of touchdowns and seahawks rallied in the back half cutting the pack's lead to five awe as close as they would come green bay wins it. >>> former cowboys head coach jimmy johnson learned he is heading to the hall of fame. a big congratulations to him he led the team to back-to-back championships in sip '92 and '9. >>> the infamous chiefs texas answer game. 24-0 before patrick mahomes got to work. travis kelce ran in one and texans fumble on the return led to another td by the chiefs scored so many times, they ran out of fireworks at the stadium. kc won 51-31 chiefs advance to take on the titans in the afc championship on sunday. then it is packers versus 49ers in the nfc title game. >>> i know that the weather is not going to be as lovely as it was for them this weekend in

and when i cut it on, olivia is sitting on her sofa with popcorn and wine. like, crazy moments, do you know what i mean? what are the odds of this? she was looking fabulous, i was looking like heck. >> so art does imitate reality. >> it does, it does. except for sex with the president, let's be very clear about that. i don't want anybody to be confused about that one. >> so tell us, how did the show happen? we just don't hear that many stories like yours where you inspired a t.v. show because of your success. >> well, i wasn't really trying to -- to pitch a show. i'll tell you the things for me that were really important about the show that were -- was one, as i said, i have kids, right? and so it was important to me that the woman who was going to be inspired by my work look like me. that was nonnegotiatable from -- nonnegotiable from me. [applause] >> and the first one, was a lead on television was the first time in 35 years. really, you guys are clapping for me, you should be clapping for yourselves, and i tell you that, and it goes back to what we are al

olivia's been officially divided between rival factions since 2011 when a nato backed uprising killed a longtime leader moammar gadhafi artie's going underground program spoken with gadhafi former spokesperson about the berlin conference and whether it can ease the crisis or to intervene in full r.t. dot com for now is a pretty. it's extremely easy to get lost in the details of the libyan crisis and this is really our game the imperialist west has been playing for decades and decades and the reason you wrote interview since capes into libya and then what it does it manages this chaos for years and years to come sometimes by military means sometimes by political means conferences negotiations economic sanctions you end the crees european union informant all of this is to keep the country and the control so they can rock its national. wealth and control of its political system and prevent more importantly its population from rising up and making sure that their country is sovereign and independent from foreign influence they change the roles they are assigned roles between different par

public platform and in this case it has been and will be used to support today to us in countries like olivia they're going to continue to use both the mainstream press and social media to carry out these types of regime change efforts. but twitter has strict policies against this kind of manipulation when we detect suspicious levels of activity accounts maybe looks and prone to to provide additional information but somehow one guy could have just spammed evo morales out of office so with all this talk of russian bots and kremlin conspiracies perhaps people should look for these cyber manipulators who operate a little closer to washington d.c. cable mop and r.t. new york. ok still to come u.s. property owners will have to shell to form a prison asunder a new ordinance more on that after the break. the world is driven by shaped by one person if there is. no dares thinks. we dare to ask. you know world of big part of the law and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming th

we should mention olivia colman, a national treasure turned icon for her performance as elizabeth ii,nham carter, daniel craig, sasha baron cohen, and a british nomination for game of thrones. plenty of people to root for anybody tuning in overnight. and a certain star ofjojo rabbit as well. if it gets boring, i'm sure there will be something on netflix. now it's time for a look at the weather with phil avery. hello once again. a fairly quiet weekend of weather continues apace for many parts of the british isles for the rest of today. still got a weather front close by to the north of scotland, so thicker cloud there, some bits and pieces of rain and rather more noticeable wind than will be the case elsewhere. the cloud just thick enough across the high ground in england and wales for the odd spot of rain, not amounting to much on what is going to be a fairly mild afternoon. not a great deal changes through the course of the evening. perhaps the rain quits the scene from parts of scotland overnight. and with a fairly complete cloud cover, temperatures holding up, four to about 10 degr

here on his behalf, give them a very warm welcome to him, his wife jessica, his daughters, lily, oliviad bless you all. how are you? how are you? i would like to present you with this award and tell us what makes travis so special? service twice in this role. >> it truly brings him joy to help people and being a first responder is something he wanted to do since he was very little and it was a later in life decision but he never regretted and he enjoys both and feels like today it is not about him but about all the first responders because there are a lot who serve their community and country and they are reservists in the military and they come home and their civilian job to be a first responder, we have 50 members of the local police department he works for in the audience who support him. [applause] >> our city and department have many members who do the same thing as him. he doesn't think it is about him. it is about all those people willing to do it not once twice. >> thanks so much. >> we will be back with more patriot awards. ♪ >> have you started a free trial of fox nation yet?

olivia crellin reports. in on two separate occasions, just two days apart. on the left, juan guaido, the former head of the national assembly, recognised as interim president of dennis weller by more than 50 countries. on the week, louise potter, a corruption tainted legislation official publicly back bite nicolas maduro. just moments before both these declarations, scenes of chaos. it on sunday, louise para... translation: juan guaido knew that we all had to be here and nobody prevented him from entering. he didn't have the votes in that way he decided to stay out of the federal legislative palace. juan guaido was not to be deterred, and he tried once again to force his way past the national guard. translation: we are going to work for venezuela, despite the militarisation of parliament done by the dictatorship, in of it, we will do the session in with our constitution. this time, there was a different outcome. things like this are not uncommon in crisis in venezuela, which has been seeing double for a whil

olivia deaver summerhill impeachment manager jerry nadler tells us that when asked if they will subpoena bone if the senate does not quote that might be and when asked going to court for his testimony he replied, we will see. ryan rally from the "huffington post" with a photo outside today of one of the protesters day two of questions at the impeachment trial and the sign saying respect for the divine right of the president and a president trump imitator outside of the u.s. capitol. this is a look at the "politico" with her headline, senate and john roberts face possibility of at the time on witnesses. the spotlight will fall on the chief justice if the senate deadlocks are a critical trouble. that issue came up a number of times in yesterdays eight hours of questions. response from patrick philbin, deputy white house counsel and from adam schiff. >> is it true that in these proceedings that the chief justice can rule on the issue of production of exhibits and the testimony of witnesses over the objection of either the managers or the president's counsel? would a determination by the chi

public platform and in this case it has been and will be used to support today to us in countries like olivia they're going to continue to use both the mainstream press and social media to carry out these types of regime change efforts. but twitter has strict policies against this kind of manipulation when we detect suspicious levels of activity accounts maybe looks and prone to to provide additional information but somehow one guy could have just spammed evo morales out of office so with all this talk of russian bots and kremlin conspiracies perhaps people should look for these cyber manipulators who operate a little closer to washington d.c. they look mop and r.t. new york. up next going underground continues on for all you gave us it's way to getting back in 30 minutes with it. back geysers financial survival guide. housing bob all. oh you mean there's a downside to artificially low mortgage rates don't get carried away that's cause a report. during the great depression which i'm old enough to remember there was most of my family were employed. there wasn't it was bed you know much worse o

the money on the central bank from the central bank in a way to olivia and i think people expected a lot from the billing conference but now this is this is maybe adjusts just maybe just a starting point or maybe nothing so now immediately. lopez to happen and that's what we have to see you know mona was pretty clear from those sound bites that all the people we heard feel their country has become a pawn in an ongoing power game. you talked in your opening statement about all the different actors involved here this is a really big challenge but can you give us the short summary version of who they are and what are the different interests involved yes of course you have 3 main interests one is the oil the other is i just logical and the 3rd one is the migration crisis countries are fighting each other because of that you have the emirates and egypt and. russia supporting. hostile and you have on the other side italy and. what was it again. turkey turkey of course. in tripoli and surrounding the u.n. that recognized government as tests and due to all these conflicting yes and cut that

. >> reporter: olivia coleman upsetting faves jen aniston and nicole kidman for best tv actress dramaronnie youssef beating out paul rudd. >> i know you guys haven't seen my show. it's -- [ laughter ] everyone's, like, is this an editor? >> reporter: newcomer awkwafina also picking up an award. >> if i fall upon hard times, i can sell this. that's good. >> reporter: awkwafina making history as the first woman of asian descent to win best actress in a film though some globes were awarded to more familiar faces as well. joaquin phoenix winning best actor for "joker." renee zellweger won best actress for playing judy garland in "judy," and brad pitt for supporting actor in "once upon a time in hollywood" shouting out his co-star leonardo dicaprio, and weighing in on that "titanic" controversy. >> still, i would have shared the raft. [ laughter ] >> biggest awards of the night on the tv side went to "fleabag" for comedy, and "succession" for drama. for film, "1917" won for drama, and for comedy quentin tarantino's "once upon a time in hollywood." >> what a night. will, stick around becaus

olivia crellin has this report. one country, two sets of banknotes — the old ones and the new ones.urday, the houthi rebels outlawed the crisp new currency in the areas they control, which includes the capital sanaa. only the old currency can be used. for yemenis in government—controlled areas, like the southern port of aden, only the new currency is valid. the houthis, who are backed by iran, say this move is to tackle escalating inflation and rampant money—printing by the government. the government, backed by its regional ally saudi arabia, calls it "economic vandalism". translation: the decision taken by the houthis is 100% correct and we support it and call for its full implementation. translation: the houthis took this decision and did not consider the economic cost to society. it has affected people's trading and was done forcefully. yemen's civil war has lasted more than five years and is thought to have killed more than 10,000 people, and pushed millions to the brink of starvation. whilst the warring factions have found ammunition in banknotes instead of bombs, many say ordi

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struggling economy and equality at least $26.00 people have been killed in violence during those protests olivia's interim president says she'll run in the upcoming election despite initially suggesting she would not need on you as announced her candidacy at an event in the city of la paz saying she hopes to unite the fragmented country the vote in may will serve as a rerun of october's disputed election that saw former leader if a morale is reelected that weeks of violent protests forced him to resign and flee the country on yaz took power as interim president and november bolivia has cut diplomatic ties with cuba over a dispute over its medical program while his government says the suspension is to what it called constant hostility from cuba and comments against president cheney on yes she previously cancelled the medical services program between the 2 nations after she accused the cuban government of keeping 80 percent of payments. rangle muslims are welcoming a unanimous ruling from the highest court and has ordered me and mark to take emergency measures to prevent acts of genocide against the

olivia colman has won the prize for the crown. now on bbc news, dateline london.lo and welcome to dateline london, the programme that brings together some of the uk's leading columnists with foreign correspondents who file their stories for the folks back home with the dateline ‘london'. 2019 ended with two events that underline the folly of prediction — bushfires raging out of control across parts of australia forced the government to acknowledge some link between the claims of scientists and the humanitarian and environmental disaster unfolding around it, just nine months after winning re—election on a climate sceptic ticket. the other was the assassination by the united states of qasem soleimani, arguably the second most powerful man in iran — an act that rewrites the rules of middle east conflict—by—proxy, or the knee—jerk response of a thin—skinned leader with unwelcome consequences? certainly, it was a decision that had not been predicted. undeterred, our dateline panel predicting 2020 — abdel bari atwan, who writes on arab affairs, the us journalist stryker

british talent enjoyed a night of celebration at the golden globes with phoebe waller bridge and oliviadirector sam mendes were triumphant in the film awards. netflix might have been disappointed with it's performance from last night. film critic it remains to be seen whether they do better later in the season. yeah, a good night for british talent, a good night for traditional studios. a bad night for netflix, which had at 3a nominations but only took away two. a good night for sir sam mendes and the trench war movie 1917. bad night for martin scorsese and the irishman, which took home no awards at all. obviously this is the biggest, the first of the big awards ceremonies in the season and these movies are alljust about out now in this country, so fresh in the minds of anyone that has been perhaps going to the cinema over christmas. in terms of predicting whether the momentum stays with the winners at the globes, what does history tell us? well, there is quite a spread, isn't there? i would say if you were a betting woman — and i know you are — you could do worse than put money on rene

olivia woke up. "honey," i said, "we have got a leader." yeah, you could say that.can't possibly know, and they walk it for us. a little less than five years ago in washington, at ceremonies marking his first inauguration, i said, "tomorrow at high noon on the steps of the capital, one man will take in his hand the most awesome power and influence ever held by a single human being. he will be thenceforth forever wrapped in legend and myth. he will also pick up a burden of responsibility that has no known counterpart in the civilized world. ronald reagan will become the lineal descendent of washington and adams, jefferson and jackson, lincoln, wilson, roosevelt. with them he will be linked to the very birthdate of this republic," and so he has. so he has. [applause] charlton: so here we are tonight, his friends. we watch him laugh, we see nancy's foot tap to the music, but we know, sir, you are us. to the world, you are america. your "yes" is our yes, your "no" is ours. you are every man and woman in this nation. you speak to mankind in our name. you carry the torch

taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers jason beattie from the daily mirror and oliviatley from the sun. good evening. president trump has defended his order to assassinate iran's top military commander, saying the action was taken to stop a war, and that it should have been done long ago. general qasem soleimani, one of the most powerful men in the middle east, was killed in iraq, outside baghdad airport, by a us air strike. iran has vowed "severe revenge" for the killing. its foreign minister described it as an act of international terrorism. the attack marks a major escalation in tensions between washington and tehran — and the us is sending 3,000 additional troops to the region as a precaution. here's our middle east editorjeremy bowen. this was the moment that the us assassinated qasem soleimani and pushed the middle east into a new year and new decade of uncertainty and more danger. the pictures came from a tv station controlled by iran. the attack, from a missile fired from a drone, hit his motorcade as he was being driven out of baghdad airport. the us and iran

. >> olivia national sentenced to 19 years in the deadly 2012 benghazi attacks, which storms the us compoundsty of providing material support for terrorists. four americans were killed including christopher stevens. rob: denials flying around look like prince charles just left mike pence hanging. jillian: carly shimkus does some investigative work. here is what you didn't see. what did your investigation uncover. >> the conspiracy theories are out in full force, did prince charles deny the vice president a handshake because he doesn't like the trump administration? according to both camps the answer is no. this is not true. vp and prince charles book prior to entering the event floor and buckingham palace responded prince charles had a long conversation with pence before the ceremony but this video has been viewed 3 million times on twitter and people are talking about this. one twitter user says that was strange, it looked bad. another twitter user said it he should keep his own house in order and stop the defections. andy going back to the declaration of independence, we haven't cared what

olivia coleman, regina king and bay area native, will all present oscars next month. the 92nd academy awards, february 9th only here on abc7. >> the super bowl and then oscars. >> we're getting there. just a little slower. >> we've got some light rain and scattered showers around the bay area. our current storm is still with us. wave heights continue to grow. large breakers are developing and there is risk of rip currents and sneaker waves of back to our storm. it ranks a 1 on the storm impact scale. during the nighttime hours, we'll see periods of light rain. in the mountains we'll see higher totals than that. the wettest area will be the south bay. temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. maybe a little cooler in the valleys where it will drop to the low 40s. and then highs will range from upper 50s to low 60s of it is getting a littled mier and as you can see, the mild trend will continue into the weekend. friday and saturday. we'll see high temperatures in the mid 60s. inland and around the bay shoreline. but on the weekend we get our next storm coming in. it will pr