olivia i think you're being generous and benign the government.in the start of march, then certainly by the middle of march, a couple of weeks earlier, it was abundantly clear, and those countries that did just slam shut their borders, they we re just slam shut their borders, they were the ones that did not see their horrific spikes and horrific death tolls. our prime minister and our government was chronically and culpably asleep on the job. not necessarily the case though with the us, john. let's put that to one side, because they put down their borders. limit migration is different with the exception of mexico. ok, let's go to the telegraph. quite a few to look at. closed pubs and shops to reopen schools. now, this is the commissioner repeating what chris whitty had to say, john comments went to be a difficult choice. no, it's not. it's an absolutely simple choice. again, my german friends said to me, more in sadness than anything else, what does it say about your country that you are desperate to open your pubs at eight o'clock in the morning

where are we going, olivia? >> we're going to see the horses. >> olivia, they're so cute. growing in cups nearby ease something else. how bad was the pain? >> really bad, yeah, crying kind of pain. >> the pain, she says, can be unbearable, but the spirit remains unshakeable. as a 71-year-old english australian superstar battles breast cancer for a third time. how do you stay in the moment and stay present and not let it consume you and worry you? >> denial is really good, it's really healthy. but it was consuming my day. and after a time, i went, you know what? i don't know what my time is, but i need to enjoy my life. so i'm going to eat a cookie if i want it, and i'm going to have a cup of tea if i want it, and if i want a little bit of wine, i'm going to do it because the joy of life has to be part of that healing process as well. ♪ let me be there in your morning ♪ ♪ let me be there in your night ♪ >> finding joy in life is not surprising for someone who brings so much of it to the world and for so long. ♪ just a little lovin' will go a long way ♪ >> it's hard to remem

should we go on to the daily mirror, olivia?ur harbour. they were charged with manslaughter, there was a big fuss over that at the time. —— pc and your harbour. and now a call from the policeman positive motherfor the policeman positive motherfor the sentences to be reviewed. yes andi the sentences to be reviewed. yes and i think quite a lot of people we re and i think quite a lot of people were relieved that the judge gave a very long sentence for manslaughter. his pronouncement was that their crime was pretty much akin to murder and he gave them a long sentence for manslaughter. the problem is the sentences are automatically cut in half so these boys who sniggered their way through the trial while this very dutiful policeman who came along when his shift had finished to help someone who's quad bike was being sown, his widow was crying in the court and easement will be put off an 8—10 years before they are 30?i off an 8—10 years before they are 30? i do hope that the attorney general picks this up. and i think that it would res

olivia: that is all for this update. do stay with us onon "france 24" there is more news coming up in just a momoment. >> hello and welcome to the "france 24" interview. is a legendary indian activist, a cofounder of women of all written nations. thank you for being with us on the france 24 set. india were born on in reservation in south dakota indian reservation in south dakota. he became active in the 1960's, you participated in some famous moments. of the jail in california back in 1969, then inre was the wounded knee 1973. but you became an activist essentially because you were confronted as a very young child with the issue of being an american indian in a country where there were tensions around the issue. well, yeah. it started, i guess, when i was young, because the u.s. federal government had -- they had american indian pololicies throh the decade -- it depends on what party is in control of the government at the time, whatever . theyey had a boardrding s school system for our people nationwide , different reser

soledad: nine months after she disappeared, volunteers using sonar found the truck with olivia's bodynside, submerged in a lake less than a mile from her home. >> we want to make a protocol, that it will help other families so they don't have to jump through all the hoops like we had to do. and get rid of some of the excuses that law enforcement agencies and other agencies have. we are trying to eliminate those so at least if someone goes missing on a reservation, it's happens right away. law enforcement agencies are working cohesive together, that state resources are available to come to reservations right away, not nine months down the road, right away. soledad: back on the pine ridge indian reservation in south dakota, lisa lone hill is still waiting for her daughter larissa to come home. and so is larissa's 3-year-old daughter. >> when she sees her mom's picture, she says, oh, mommy, i miss you too much. is she going to be gone forever? the detectives say she is not with us no more. maybe they gave up on her, but i didn't, and i refuse to believe that she's dead. she will never be

standing by, olivia nu sfwlchlt zi, a look at her story in "new york" magazine, at "rolling stone's" d.c. bureau chief andy krol with a story about fox news. >>> let's get to this first. how interested are you in this year's presidential election? fox has been asking that question several times every election season going back many years. right now, the results are off the charts. take a look at this graph. this is the 2008 response to the question of how extremely excited are you in the election? are you extremely interested in the election? you can see every year the amount of interest grows, but this year, 2020, 62% of americans say they are extremely interested in the election. most others say they are very or somewhat interested. people are tuned in, both trump supporters and biden supporters. they are paying attention. and you can see it in the polling, you can see it in the tv ratings. people are very, very plugged into this election cycle. that means people are also paying attention to the threats against this election. the threats coming from inside america's own house. from

degennaro fox 40 news all right, thanks a lot olivia. yeah that's a thing just get him out of the area and will reunite him later thank you so much so we are right that is part of our team coverage with said john in the weather center has been tracking all the weather aspects. >>to our coverage namely the winds of the smoke john, and of course the heat when we have on tap for today you can hear the wind world of us standing there just outside of vacaville and winds are going to pick up closer to the >>that's going to be good for the smoke that we're experiencing which is settled into the bay. obviously not so good for wildfires. we have seen a steady wind up in northern solano county through vacaville throughout the course of the evening and that's one of the reasons. this fire. the hennessy fire spread as rapidly as it did still under red flag warning including vacaville itself and one of the reasons for that a steady north wind at 30 miles per hour and low humidity coupled with that. this blaze that was born a burning right around lake

she wakes up olivia almost every morning coming into our room going, "mama, will you pretend i'm a baby, liv is, "okay, yeah. come here, sweetie." and then, she crawls into bed. and then, she just, "mm, mm" and then, does the same thing. but she will stay in it forever until you yell "cut," and then sometimes beyond >> seth: i -- she definitely - she was the standout of the three. i will willingly admit that. >> yeah. >> seth: your wife olivia also had the idea -- this was - ted lasso was a character you did in a series of commercials for nbc sports - >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: -- a few years back now. and olivia was the one who suggested that maybe this could expand into, you know, the kind of character that could carry a show >> yeah. and i totally forgot about that until brendan mentioned it, our buddy, brendan hunt, who is on the show and was one of the producers/writers. he mentioned it in the press, and then liv mentioned it to me at home. i was like, "really? she was like, "yeah," we were out to dinner. and she explained the whole thing to me, and she just liked the fact that we enj

not just olivia's everybody i could to get the story heard.hey heard what was going to happen? they we re heard what was going to happen? they were all delighted too, because so many of them, every single one of my friends were also downgraded. they we re friends were also downgraded. they were all delighted and over the moon that they got that, they were feeling they had a fair result. can you paint the picture? the bbc practised audiences lived through this with you a little bit. where you watching on tv when the announcement was made? give us the picture. he was in the room?m announcement was made? give us the picture. he was in the room? it was myself, my mum and dad, we were sitting down in the living room, watching tv, listening to it all. what did you do? we went and celebrated, we went and got a curry afterwards. that is the perfect response. did i see dad to do an embarrassing fist pump? we did that yesterday. some things don't change. we are glad it has worked out for you, thanks for sharing the experience. in scotland, they are goin

. >> reporter: olivia fuller spent most of the spring semester taking classes online at home in chicagor mother, kim. >> i'm more concerned about her not being -- not having her college experience with her friends than i am anything. >> reporter: now olivia is heading back to school for the fall semester. >> we're all packed up. >> kim, are you sending her off with 5,000 masks and gloves and instructions to be very, very careful? are you being the mother that every mother is, basically? >> we're sending her with masks, and we're sending her with common sense (laughing). common sense and masks. >> reporter: but it won't be the same. classes will be a combination of online and in person. >> they're not all online. i have two hybrid classes. one is my chemistry class and the other is the nutrition class. the hybrid means sometimes you'll meet and person and some stuff will be on line. >> we've had to rethink everything we do. >> reporter: noel is the provost at mississippi university. they're working hard to keep the coronavirus off-campus. >> there are lots of protocols put in place to pr

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olivia swan, thank you. >> thank you. >>> one of the most devastating aspects of the coronavirus pandemic is how lonely it is for people who are sick. no doubt you've read countless stories about that. in hospitals around the world, patients who are living their scariest moments are kept apart from visitors and loved ones. but, one medical center in israel is trying to change that. elliott gotkin has our story about it. >> reporter: israel has been hit hard by coronavirus. more than 100,000 people have contracted covid-19 out of a population of just over 9 million. more than 800 have died. like hospitals the world over, had medical center isolates its coronavirus patients. they're not allowed visitors except in exceptional circumstances. now, though, thanks to a new in tiff, there is one other group of people who are also allowed in. call them coronavirus veterans. people like shuki who recovered from covid-19 giving them what medical evidence increasingly suggests is at least a measure of immunity for at least a short period of time. twice a week he takes time out from his day job as a t

in moments of crisis, people come to me, because they think i am really olivia pope. ammanager, but i did do a little research on three simple things can you do today to support the postal service. so, here we go. number one. buy a lot of stamps. i bought so many stamps this ouildd en t send a jet ski to the ukraine. i don't know why i would do that, but i could. number two, call your representatives in the house and the senate at the number on your screen. say how important it is for them to support the postal service, during this criticale.im tshot, before we change the chiron. okay. number three, tune into the dnc, the draem convention. imagine, even people who vote by mail. today is the anniversary of the 19th amendment which gave women the t ghrito vote. it wasn't ehasy. women really had to fight for the right to vote, as did black people, as did young people. voting os ine most sacred duties, and it's important to talk about it early. so i chatted with some kids to see what they know about our this is what they had do y know what voting is? >> ahye, i don't know

>>in carmichael olivia de janeiro fox 40 news. time now is 8.50 and after more than 40 years of searching the fbi finally managed to nab a fugitive on the run since 1974. >>in denver, yeah, matt morrow explains how they managed to break the case get their man. >>didn't look like this back in 1971, the city was smaller and moved at a much slower pace, but the mile high still had a touch of the old wild west case in point what happened here on october second about 9.30 in the morning. denver police officer daryl sink want it was checking this man luis archie letta for weapons when archie led a pulled out a revolver and shots in quantum the stomach. officers in quanta would survive, but never forget the man who nearly killed him and was enraged when archie led a made a daring escape from a hospital near the colorado state penitentiary in canyon city where he was serving his time. archie who was wanted by the fbi was on the run for decades, but it turns out he didn't run very far. he was hiding out here in espanola new mexico, a small

ella es estudiante universitaria vamos a escuchar la duda que ella tiene adelante olivia?.ersonalidad zada otra parte podemos crear grupos en whatsapp, y facebook privados se pueden hacer etc donde nosotros intercambiamos realizo relaciones donde nos comuniquemos nos veamos por zu zoom y hablemos de una pelÍcula que nos gusta ver y lo que hacÍamos en el patio de la universidad es cambiar un medio por otro pero hay que ser creativo en esta nueva situaciÓn hasta que tengamos la, creo que esto no se va a ir nunca ya pero va haber una combinaciÓn cuando termine la pandemia y disminuya entre la parte virtual y presencial. >>> me tengo que ir profesor por Último para quienes estÁn ansiosos y les cuesta trabajo enfocarse haciendo clases on-line quÉ le recomienda? >>> pueden contactar con muchas universidades que tienen experiencia en esto, la nuestra por ejemplo imparte tutorÍas prepara profesores, ya da ayuda a los estudiantes de manera tal que podemos hacer recomendaciones precisas para que ellos puedan mejorar >>> claro >>> su desarrollo, su interacciÓn con este nuevo medio y c

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in moments of crisis, people come to me, because they think i am really olivia pope. i am not a crisis manager, but i did do a little research on three simple things you can dot service. datogoy . number one. buy a lot of stamps. i bought so many stamps this weekend i think i could send a jet ski to the ukraine. i don't know why i would do that, but i could. number two, call your representatives in the house and the senate at the number on your screen. say how important it is for them to support the postal service, during this critical time. take a screen shot, right now, before we change the chiron. okay. number three, tune into the dnc, the democratic national convention. this week to learn about leaders who believe everyone should be able to vote. imagine, even people who vote by mail. speak of voting, today is the anniversary of the 19th amendment which gave women the right to vote. it wasn't easy. women really had to fight for the right to vote, as did black people, as did young people. it used to be that youade 21 to vote. voting is one of our most sacred duties

she has this update for us olivia. >>good morning.we actually just got new numbers from cal fire that the lnu lightning complex has grown to 219 acres. but we did get an update that it's at 7% containment up from 0% so they had made a little bit of progress but they still have quite a bit of work cut out for them there on the front lines at the l a new lightning complex is made up of 7 different fires all sparked by lightning a couple nights ago and they have been absolutely devastating you can see this home that we're standing in front of completely reduced to ash here. this is a big rural area a lot of rolling hills a lot of pastors and ranches and a lot of vegetation to burn unfortunately, we know so far at least 480 structures have been destroyed another 125 structures have been damaged and currently about 30,000 more are still threatened do we know this spans 5 different counties and there are still active evacuation orders in all of those counties napa sonoma solano yolo counties all seeing evacuations in those evacuations are s

school year in sacramento, this group of children has never stepped foot in a classroom reporter olivia de janeiro talked to one kindergarten teacher about how she's keep their students engaged during distance learning. >>you always think you're teacher sleep, that's cool. but right now that's actually true for miss kissinger my bad exactly right next to my desk. i was like. >>can you turn that there has yet to see that, but i mean that's what the real world is right now this is the reality for this local kindergarten teacher instructing students who have never stepped foot in a classroom all through her computer screen today, it's our 10th day of school. >>it's going we're being flexible we're learning new things every day the families are being really supportive and helpful, but even the best teachers are facing challenges in the virtual world and keeping i kindergartners attention is certainly one of them, i'll put on some glasses and say like this is our time for dan senor. >>i'll put a headband on it's like this is a time or just the teachers talking in. >>just kind of making mysel

and it's been announced olivia wilde will direct a video about spider woman, and i'm not even going to finish this joke. i saw a spider yesterday. i'm just going to tell that part. i saw a spider coming out of my house. we can cut this later. but i was going out of my house, and of course it made this huge web across my whole door, so i walk out, and was, like, boowww. you know how you go into a web and it throws you back because it's so strong. but this spider's right there in my face going, what's up? but it's obviously poisonous, i freak up. i mess up the web, not cool. i want to live, so the next day i go out, but i'm a little scared, because i'm a puss. in real life, i come across as a tough-guy, hard-ass athlete. but in real life, i'm little built of a puss. i don't want to get a spider biting me and me dying. i don't see it, and then it drops in the picture from the top, like crews in michigan like, wooo. so freak out again, run in, get the raid, come back, but i give him a little puff, just a little, like perfume, and then he's all tucked going like this, but i can see it's get

se llama olivia y hoy estÁ con nosotros y asÍ que buenas tardes y lo primero es felicitarla por la destinosce, y atrae a estudiantes de mÉxico, y de estados unidos y los coloca en laboratorios en san diego para que se unan para que se conozcan y hagan investigaciÓn juntos y representan para el futuro para mi eso de conectarlos en proyectos de investigaciÓn es el objetivo principal. >>> quÉ bonita labor, precisamente estÁ hablando de ser parte de inicio tipos que amplÍan oportunidad para latinos y formar estudiante, uno inspecciÓn peroingtiva global, van bien retraso con respecto a estudiantes de otros grupos sociales acaso? >>> la verdad es que no es he visto eso, los estudiantes que regulares bo en mi programa aunque vengan de escuelas si son muchos, son debans recursos vienen de escuelas quÉ tal vez son de pre de menor calidad, pero desde el primer dÍa que los recibimos y los recibimos con la intenciÓn de que ellos van tener toda la capacidad de llevar un proyecto de investigaciÓn. aunque llego un sin saber lo necesario, aquÍ se les enseÑa lo que es necesario y se les pone digamos que al

. >> reporter: world central kitchen response to disaster zones olivia the world to feed those on the front lines and evacuees. on tuesday they were preparing food for firefighters battling the czu lightning fires and santa cruz. >> we do a sandwich, piece of fruit and something cold, a salad or something. wheel is provide hot items. we are doing paella as well. >> reporter: the nonprofit was started by celebrity chef and restaurant to rest joscandres. here he is arriving to provide food to those affected by the massive explosion in beirut raven on earlier this month and those affected by hurricane dorian last year. providing food in a disaster zone is a monument to his feet and a logistical challenge, which the group overcomes by partnering with local restaurants in disaster areas. >> when we respond we come in and look for an empty restaurant , an empty event space that is a kitchen, things like that. or we will build out our own. >> reporter: for the lightning complex fires lightning was shut up where volunteers prepared food for first responders and transporting the meals to the f

well, dera, i really relate to olivia pope and i often feel that i need to fix confusion, we called yourand i bribed him with a scandal t-shirt and he told me the gender. and i am drunk with power. no, like a good nigerian, it's martinellies, really, this the should be a family affair, let's invite your brother and husband to join us. oh, so we have all the great nigerian names and then ben and jake. >> not too much, not too. my nigerian name is namby though. >> you share that with my husband. is that baby essie? >> yes. >> sorry. [ baby crying ] >> oh, look at baby essie. oh, so cute. okay. so, these boxes, these boxes that we were handing on out were shipped to texas overnight, no peaking, since you are five proud nigerian nurses. i wanted to bring a special guest for the culture as we say. my nigerian brothers and sisters, please meet nigerian singer and songwriter, burna boy. hello. thank you so much. yes. okay. so burna boy. count us down, count us down. you give us a one two three, and then everyone open the boxes. >> are you ready? >> yes. >> 3, 2, 1, open! [ screaming ] >> okay.

reporter: olivia had moral support from her mom this morning.he did not get what she wanted. >> i just feel disappointed, to be honest. i'm glad we have gotten a system. lot of people are upset and disappointed and what we've been given. reporter: it isgoliticians belamed. >> they have had months to get this right. uli think they shave had more trust in the teachers and the schools for their honesty, for their integrity. that is the frustrating part for me, i think. reporter: layla has been downgraded but should still get a place at university because of the y flexibility in thr's admissions. after all of her school years, these grades are about mor than >> after uni, if you get a job, you might be able to get with someone who is a previous year on or o sought sat the exam. philippa: the grades in england were standarzed using a formula made by the office of qualifications and examinations regulation. that algorithm has come under criticism. private schools have seen the greatest increase in top grades thisf year, an increase%. whereas steak on

for me as mature always olivia and i'm just going. to stabilize the furniture the metal frame is wrapped in organic cellulose and flax that makes the tables and chairs durable and suitable for daily use and recyclable is moving in harmony with nature and every spec for ecological cycles the sources of creative and sustainable design ideas are buying exhausted. yes that is definitely true that is very much what we about here. all of you to live in ways that are more sustainable sometimes it can be. helpful to go to places that highlight what we stand to lose somewhere the showcases the environment and i know it's just the play sondra it's a museum in ethiopia its capital addis ababa there's a man museum is there green or serious in the middle of all that we city of concrete and glass visitors will discover traditional the theory of architecture i know rich over a all plant life all with the aim of learning from each of. the rainy season has started and the zouma garden is rejoicing this lush oasis is a recent addition to addis ababa cu

> reporter: prosecutors saying the couple instructed their younger daughter, social media darling oliviar high school counselor, noting when their daughter asked whether she should list usc as her top choice school loughlin replying yes but it might be a flag for the weasel to meddle. giannulli using an expletive calling the counselor nosy. loughlin accused of coaching her daughter not to say too much to her high school's legitimate college counselor lest he catch on to their fraud. according to prosecutors, after the counselor learned olivia jade had been flagged as a recruit, he acknowledged a usc admissions official he had no knowledge of her involvement in crew and highly doubted on it based on her video blogging schedule. giannulli confronting the counselor and aggressively asking why he was trying to ruin or get in the way of their opportunities. prosecutors saying later that day the counselor e-mailed giannulli to say that he had advised usc that olivia jade is truly a coxswain. the government says giannulli was more active in the scheme while noting loughlin was fully complicit.

it has been a tough few days for 16—year—old olivia and her dad, david. dreams of studying medicine, after she got results that bore little resemblance to what she was predicted, for now on hold. i wasn't really nervous at all because i kind of knew what i was expected to get. then i opened up the results and i was completely devastated. i was heartbroken. literally, i thought my dreams were crushed. after days of defending the process, a u—turn from scotland's first minister, who said she wasn't prepared for young people in more deprived areas to think the system is stacked against them. despite our best intentions, i do acknowledge that we did not get this right and i'm sorry for that. but instead of doing what politicians sometimes do and dig our heels in, we are determined to acknowledge that and to put it right. the anger was down to this. with no exams this year, the scottish qualifications authority calculated grades based on teacher assessments. but 125,000 of those estimates were downgraded — the exam board calibrating the results, taking into ac

olivia had moral support from her mum this morning but she didn't get what she wanted.t feel disappointed but i'm glad that we have gotten appeal system but a lot of people here today are really upset and disappointed in what we've been given. and it's politician being blamed. they have had some months to get this right. and i think they should have had more trust and the teachers and their skills. for their honesty really for their integrity. and that's the frustrating part for me. layla has been downgraded but should still get a place at university because of the flexibility and this years admission was but after all her school years these grades are about than that. after you knee if you going on to get a job you might be getting someone get a job you might be getting someone who's obviously from a previous year on maybe next year who sat the exam and got their true grade. the grades in england wait standardise using a computer formula made by the office of qualification and exam regulation. in that algorithm has come under criticism. private schools have seen the gr

and i want you to know that arizona and america olivia right back. -- love you right back. [applause] as president trump said, we may come from different backgrounds but we are united in our desire to share peace. you are the instrument of securing that for every american, of every background and every walk of life. so for all you do on behalf of a grateful nation, i promise you that we will always have your back. this president, this vice president, this administration will always back the blue. [applause] v.p. pence: because we are all grateful, grateful for what you do. like sometimes i reflect on the fact that all of my heroes wear uniforms. not on the gridiron, not on the ar the uniformswe of law enforcement, wear the uniform of our armed forces. when i was a little boy, we would drive to chicago to my grandmother's house, and i got to see my uncle. he would dress out every day that we were there. when he would come walking out of his bedroom wearing that chicago police department uniform, that shiny leather belt, the sidearm, badge on his it made me proud. say that we

olivia has announced an easing of coronavirus restrictions interim president janine on a signal edge that could be a 2nd wave she says has become a choice between the virus and widespread hunger livia's economy was already in decline and made rust by the pandemic. cuba is tightening restrictions after recording its highest jump in infections in 6 weeks and overnight curfew will come into effect on tuesday cuba eased a lockdown measures in june the travel between provinces caused an increase in infections. chinese government is claiming sovereignty of a part of antarctica but the effort is being disputed by argentina and the u.k. the continent's natural resources have long been protected under international treaties because the newman reports from santiago. this is antarctica according to the antarctic treaty signed in 1961 by 54 countries it's a continent to be used only for scientific purposes and that it belongs to no one. nevertheless this week chile's president of us stamping it out went to the southernmost tip of the country to announce that he was in acting in the antarctic sta

it has been a tough few days for 16—year—old olivia and her dad, david.dying medicine for now on hold. david. her dreams of studying medicine for now on holdli david. her dreams of studying medicine for now on hold. i wasn't really nervous at all because i kind of knew what i was expected to get. then i opened up the results and i was devastated. i was heartbroken. literally i thought my dreams were crushed. after days of defending the process , crushed. after days of defending the process, a u—turn from scotland's first minister, who said she wasn't prepared for young people in more deprived areas to think the system is stacked against them. despite our best intentions, i do acknowledge we did not get this right and i'm sorry for that. but instead of doing what politicians sometimes do and dig our heels in, we are determined to acknowledge that and put it right. the anchor was down to this. with no exams this year the grades were calculated based on teacher assessments. at 125,000 of those estimates were downgraded, the board taking into account the scho

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olivia had moral support from her mum this morning but she didn't get what she wanted.we have got an appeal system but a lot of people are really upset and disappointed in what we've been given. and it's politicians being blamed. they have had some months to get this right. and i think they should have had more trust in the teachers and in the schools. for their honesty, for their integrity and that's the frustrating part for me, i think. layla has been downgraded but she will get a place at university because of flexibility in this years admission. but after all school years these grades are about more than that. after uni if you're going on to get a job you might be able to get somewhere somebody who is from a previous year or maybe set the exam and got their true grade. where as i've just been given one by the government that my teachers didn't even put in for. it's like the board hasn't listened to the teacher. it's disastrous potentially for abby. i've never failed anything actually, i'm not used to get in. that's why i'm so mad this morning and that's. .. she coul

ashley: new court documents suggest olivia jade was far more in on the scheme than was perhaps realizedparents how to hide the scheme from her guidance counselor. prosecutors claim both daughters, olivia, isabella, older sister were involved in the fraud, posing for fake athletic photographs. using a rowing machine to claim they were rowers. it was all staged they knew about it. her father apparently had a in-person confrontation with a guidance counselor after the counselor contacted usc, you know what, i'm beginning to doubt that olivia jade is a rower. but after that confrontation the counselor, according to the documents backed off and let it go through. both parents are expected to plead guilty or plead guilty to conspiracy. they will be sentenced tomorrow. lori loughlin will likely get two months in prison, 150,000-dollar fine. one hundred hours of community service. but the new revelation i think is the fact that the children, the kids were also well aware of what was going on. stuart: ashley, got it. thank you. >>> trump hatred, man it was on full display during night three of t

[celular] alejandro: [suspira] olivia, qué sorpresa. olivia: hola, alejandro. tengo malas noticias.

olivia, a nice song. thank you for the song. go ahead and send us a request on facebook, twitter or inagram. use the hashtag ktvu. drug it is now 655 a.m. research showing rising sea levels may cause flooding because of groundwater and also flooding at the coast. berkeley researchers found that in the bay area, more than twice as much land could blood from ground water. as the sea level rises, water moves inland pushing groundwater up until it reaches the surface. that could threaten basements, foundations and roads. >>> two, four bait area members of conference will hold news conferences at post offices drawing attention to the current political controversy over the postal service. house speaker nancy pelosi and congress members will all make appearances at post offices in their districts. nancy pelosi want house members to come back to capitol hill to deal with the concerns about the future of the postal service. democrats say present trump is trying to sabotage the election accusing his administration to making cuts to the po

tom: i think olivia blanche are -- i will give great credit to professor blanchard at peterson institute has led the dialogue. if you really want to jumpstart it, you really have to act. i do not see that commitment by any of the central banks other than the hope and prayers you are talking about. jonathan: let's get the price action. s&p 500 futures up 19. , yieldsond market higher at the long end. up to five basis points on the 30 year to 1.24. on the 10 year, up about four basis points. market, euro breaking out. 1.1865. on track for 1.19 again. from new york, alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i am jonathan ferro. a beautiful one in new york after yesterday's ugliness. this is bloomberg. ritika: with first word news, i am ritika gupta. the pictures are shopping and so is the aftermath. in beirut that explosion is blamed for at least 100 deaths and some 4000 injuries. rescue workers are looking for survivors today. lebanon's government says more than 2700 times of flammable and ammonium nitrate had been stored in the warehouse for six years without safety measures. white house a

paying $500,000 to consultant rick singer story get their daughters into usc, one of them youtube star olivia. >> reporter: in a memo filed monday federal prosecutors accused the couple of allowing their children to become complicit in crime and coaching their daughter olivia jade how to conceal the scheme from her high school counselor. loughlin allegedly calling the counselor a weasel and her husband using an expletive calling him nosy. experts say their daughter's alleged involvement could lead to tougher punishment for her parents. >> the judges in "varsity blues" have had little patience for parents who involved their children. this has come back to hurt parents again and again when they come in and that's one reason why you're seeing varying sentences. >> reporter: neither daughter has been charged. other parents have already served prison time including felicity huffman who served 11 days after pleading guilty. loughlin, a first-time offender, is likely to be sentenced to stay in a similar minimum security camp. prison consultant jennifer meyers who went to jail herself prepares other

olivia, an oakland teacher, told me she now has so-called anxiety dreams. >> i've them about showing up. i'm late and i thought no kids would come and there are all these children there and i don't know, i haven't made a plan. >> parents were asked about how job line learning should look. they want more instructional minutes with their teachers and more small group and one-on-one in particular. >> and we'll continue the conversation about teachers. it is part of our building a better bay area back to school week. that's coming up at 4:30. >>> mike thompson held a town hall meeting of a different kind today. he sought to lift the spirits of his constituents by holding a virtual petting zoo with the folks at forget me not children's farm. he introduced people to his various animals. the farm open in the 1990s to help at risk kids. a lot of smiles today. what a great idea. >> it reallyt. the weekend is finally here, dan. >> sandhya is here with the forecast. >> i wouldn't have it any other way. >> let's take a live look. we have plenty of sun over down san francisco. oakland at 74. a re

there's a decision-making tool on the cdc website with a long olivia list of things to ivia lio -- ligsg -- of thing - list of things to ask about. including whether the needs of your child are compatible with digital learn, especially if your district is not reopening campuses. if they are staying home for virtual learning how to keep your child significantly engaged, especially sitting in front of the computer for a long period of time. if you rely on free or reduced lunch and campus is cloeps closed what is the alternative to the breakfast and lunch services. it feels like it had is exactly where rubber meets road for parents based on the age of their kids. elementary school kids will need different things than high school kids if you live on the east side of the tracks versus the west side of the tracks this conversation may be moot because you know what your school looked like before the pandemic. you ain't got no reason to expect it's going to look much different after. >> yeah, by the way, that's -- not just what the school looks like, the same schools that don't have any school

olivia is more -- >> stephen: it really looks like-- that was during a youthful phase. >> absolutely.e? >> she's doing well. she's doing well. >> stephen: excellent. >> she's busy as can be doing, you know, all things that all moms are having to do, especially when they've got-- you know, we've got two kids under six. it's been a whole thing. >> stephen: two kids under six. nice grouping. >> yeah, i know. we got lucky there, yeah. >> stephen: and you're all just-- you're all just packed at home right now, right? beforel butlentoweep at bay? >> well i mean, you know, i had to dip into video games with the little guy. ( laughs ). >> stephen: oh,. >> he's six and a half. we played some nintendo, whatnot. it's also been soothing for me. i've been playing fifa, the soccer game, with my friends. that's been my social rnt action. i'm just trying to be very, very mindful while he's in the room with me that i don't swear, that i don't swear. >> stephen: do you remember normally? do you normally cut loose when you're-- >> yeah, when we're playing a team game and we're all on the same team, you

olivia had moral support from her mum this morning but she didn't get what she wanted.but i'm glad there is an appeal system, but a lot of people today are really upset and disappointed. it's politicians being blamed. they've had months to get this right and i think they should have had more trust in teachers and schools for their honesty, really, for their integrity, and that's the frustrating part for me. leila has been downgraded but should still get a place at university because of the flexibility in this year's admissions but, after all her school years, these grades are about more than that. after university, you might be up against somebody from a previous year or next year who has sat the exam and got their true grade, whereas i've been given one by the government that my teachers didn't even put in for me. it's like the board hasn't listened to the teachers. a last—minute tweak to appeal options followed a u—turn in scotland allowing teachers‘ grades to stand. the word is these results are as fair as possible in a year of disruption. we have a system of checks

olivia: oh, really? were you transparent when you were secretly buying up 50% of the quartermaine shares? so transparent, i was invisible. lucy, you know what's at stake here. general hospital needs elq's backing to stay solvent. see, for once, i agree with ned. you do know what's at stake here. ♪ ♪ i am breaking the tie by voting with... valentin cassadine. ♪ ♪ dad. i already told you you can let go. you know how much i love you. you don't have to stick around if you don't want to. i'm ready... to go... home. home? what do you mean home, dad? baseball. music. friends. brooklyn? is that what you're talking about, the old neighborhood? sorry for interrupting. but since i've been taking care of mike, i've gotten a sense for how he communicates. i think mike's saying he wants to go back to where he feels at home. ♪ home. no, she was on a tear. she accused me of betraying her, of siding with carly, and she truly believes that every single person in her life has let her down, every single person has cheated h

my third daughter, olivia, was born. >> reporter: of course, a nod to british musical giant david bowie'sic with the lovely roma, who robert says was a great sport. >> i said, okay, now i'm going to do the new face. that was hilarious in itself. she was such a good model. she got the pose so perfectly. >> reporter: so perfect, in fact, that david bowie's widow, supermodel iman, took notice herself. >> the fact that davey bowie's widow and son have retweeted that photo is mind blowing. >> reporter: robert says all the love the photos have received have been a real bright spot in the lives of his residents. >> i don't think we could have, beyond our wildest dreams, have imagined how many people have seen this and responded so kindly. i can only say, thank you. and that is an understatement. because you've really cheered up all our residents. >> reporter: and robert is just beginning. >> i still have a fair few ideas in my mind, but all i can say is just, watch this space. >> i love it. thank you, linsey. quick what album cover would you recreate? >> mariah carey's greatest hits 1997. >> wow