lester to the front of the times, olivia. ultimatums being i times, olivia. the pram again... the permission is not been granted but is because the fissures have not brought in the paperwork. they had do not have paperwork. they simply... the french are trying it on with this, and understandably britain is pretty annoyed about this, but macron is retching and that because he knows that this rhetoric appeals to french nationalists and he needs them on—site in the run—up to the french election, so he is giving britain these massive threats, and that is telling us to de—escalate. don't see how we can de—escalate full tub this row is going to keep rumbling on both sides are pretending they are the grown up in the situation, but neither side is being particular grown up about it, but i do see why the british are pretty fed up with the british are pretty fed up with the french who have behaved terribly in all of this. it is the french who have behaved terribly in all of this-— in all of this. it is interesting, shyama. _ in all of this. it is interesting, shyama, b

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>> olivia do you want to go ahead? >> well i think it's how much skepticism there still is in medicine and as a journalist writing about the sexism now. i think it was really sad to hear about the sexism in wanting a triumphant ending. they overcame sexism in medicine and everything's great. of course there are all sorts of specialties within medicine but at the same time still difficult in the profession. spirit the story of elizabeth blackwell if you've heard of her at all you probably heard of her because you read a children's biography of her when you were little. >> she's a complicated figure as well as her sister emily and part of the lesson that i learned from taking a deep dive into their lives was to remember that female hero's don't have to be adorable and likeable. i think we err in this country sometimes by insisting that our heroes be somebody we want to have a beer with. elizabeth ann emily blackwell were meticulously fabulous. they were challenging personalities. they were often out of step with the gene

olivia? >> i 100% agree with gary.ts out of the education of their children. the government loves to act like they're creating an equitable education for everybody by trying to stifle parents and charter schools. they're scared of parents the most because parents have the ability to hold public schools accountable. they, honestly, they want your child to be trapped in their zip code and be forced to go to that public school no heart how bad it is. kennedy: amen. oh, keep going, i'm sorry -- >> oh, okay. [laughter] i thought i was done. my entire point is that the government is just scared of competition, and in the most dangerous way, and the way that we can fight against it is parents really have to stand up. so i commend whoever that man was who was questioning mcauliffe about education and who got, basically, shut down in a very, very interesting way, to say the least. kennedy: yeah. and you are absolutely right, it was total deflection. get him on the record, make him answer. he cannot have it both ways. either par

here with the song "traitor," olivia rodrigo!uld keep you ♪ ♪ and ain't it funny how you ran to her the second that we called it quits? ♪ ♪ and ain't it funny how you said you were friends now it sure as hell don't look like it ♪ ♪ you betrayed me and i know that you'll never feel sorry for the way i hurt, yeah ♪ ♪ you talked to her when we were together loved you at your worst but that didn't matter ♪ ♪ it took you two weeks to go off and date her guess you didn't cheat but you're still a traitor ♪ to ut me bring her around show her off like she's a new trophy ♪ ♪ and i know if you were true there's no damn way that you ♪ ♪ could fall in love with somebody that quickly ♪ ♪ and ain't it funny all the twisted games all the questions you used to avoid ♪ ♪ ain't it funny remember i brought her up and you told me i was paranoid ♪ ♪ you betrayed me and i know that you'll never feel sorry for the way i hurt, yeah ♪ ♪ you talked to her when we were together loved you at your worst but that didn't matter ♪ ♪ it took you two weeks to go o

she texted her sister olivia before she left that night and sent this selfie. ed did she say if she was going with anybody? >> no, she's like i'm going to go sing karaoke and not think about work, not think about ra mike, just kind of trying to get away from all of that and relax. >> kelli also texted justin about her plans. justin said he wasn't happy that kelli had gone out alone in a new town she didn't know. >> i didn't feel like her life was in danger, i just didn't feel like that was a good environment. >> what wasn't a good environment? >> the fayetteville area, her by herself. if something was to happen, no one was going to call and say, hey, kelli hasn't come home in a while, nobody knows anything. >> throughout the evening kelli and justin kept in touch, texting frequently. anfr everything seemed fine, he said. olivia meanwhile went to bed early. >> the next morning did you try to call her or text her? >> probably at some point i texted her and said, hey, how was last night, but it wasn't uncommon for us not to talk for a day or two. i just remember,

in 1992, olivia was diagnosed with breast cancer, a journey i know about firsthand >> a long time agod i remember them finding a lump and i go, oh, you must be mistaken and i remember realizing in that moment, i didn't want to know about any of the testing i didn't want to get into the weeds. being naive sometimes is a blessing >> i agree with you. and i'm really well now? are you feel >> yes, i am feeling good. by the way, i'm just going to pause for a second another wonderful thing about you is what you just did there thank you. >> oh, of course >> thank you for asking. >> we're sisters, you know anyone that has gone on this journey with cancer, it's unknown destinations and surprised us in turns. >> olivia's journey had many turns after two more recurrences. she now calls herself a thriver as she lives with stage four metastatic breast cancer nearly 30 years after her first diagnosis. >> how do you feel >> right now i'm feeling pretty good i have my days and i have my pains, but the cannibis that my husband grows for me has been i'm a lucky person >> after olivia shot to fame in 19

olivia: absolutely.s you can imagine, we have had this hyper scale of growth so we are getting pulled in a very expensive motion. we see a lot of revenue coming from expansion and customers that want to stay with us in grow with us. it is great to see the retention rates that we have, pretty unique. caroline: what are they at? olivia: very healthy. and we of course or driving what is new as well. because people talk about it with other colleagues, talk about it with their friends, we see more and more companies coming on to the notion platform and there is a good, healthy chunk of net new revenue as well. i'm excited to lean into both of those. for me it is a very healthy business profile and one of the reasons i joined notion. caroline: akshay, what is competition like? who do you see is competition and where are you competing? akshay: the long-term goal is to be as ubiquitous as microsoft office and will suite. these two incredible businesses have been built over the last decades, we think notion is a

tonight -- olivia munn, comedian roy wood jr., producer jason blum.eaturing the 8g band with atom willard ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're all doing well. and now, if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news senate democrats this week introduced a new bill proposing a so-called billionaires income tax, while senate republicans introduced a new bill proposing you can claim your yacht as a dependent. [ laughter ] in a recent interview, singer olivia rodrigo said that when she went to the white house earlier this year, president biden gave her a pair of sunglasses, m&ms, and a shoehorn with the presidential seal, which is definitely just some stuff that was on his desk when she showed up. [ laughter ] "you -- you wear shoes, right? [ light laughter ] the house voted today on the protect older job applicants act of 2021, i assume to get ready for the 2024 election. [ laughter ] president biden today unveiled a revised framework for his domestic spending plan, whi

. >> pauley: olivia rodrigo rose to fame on a string of hits.mith caught up with her and found her to be wise beyond her years. >> reporter: olivia rodrigo has a talent for turning pain into poetry. ♪ you betrayed me ♪ >> that sort of anger and, like, betrayal that is so angry, which is so deeply sad. >> reporter: and for you, you're okay with sharing that vulnerability with the world? >> yeah. i think i have no choice. >> reporter: the phenomenal olivia rodrigo later on "sunday morning." >> pauley: you may know billy porter as a fashionniest ta of the first order, but as seth doane discovered, there is a lot more to his story than that. >> hi. >> reporter: hi. how are you? >> good. >> people have been stopping their cars. >> reporter: spend a few moments with billy porter, and you realize he has a lot going on. >> there is a streak, there is a power, there is a -- >> i'm fabulous and i'm furious. i will never be silent. i will never shut up. >> reporter: billy porter finds his voice ahead on "sunday morning." >> pauley: a anthony mason checks o

olivia: probably not at this point.nk still, the fundamentals are supporting prices, but that is why we've got such an acute focus on fy 2022 earnings because if that really starts to rollover, we need to check for rotation and what the leadership is going to look like within the equity market as those forecasts start to change. so we definitely need to keep in i on the outlook, keep an eye on fy22, because easily that shift could be made from going from a fundamental supporting equity market to something that is only supported by multiple expansion. alix: thanks a lot. we appreciate it. chuck schumer is speaking on the senate floor. here's the update from him as it comes to the economic plan. he says democrats are going to continue to fight to pass that i cannot plan, and says he is confident that a deal on the biden plan is within reach. that relatively echoes what senator joe manchin said to david rubenstein, that we are keeping the options open and there is a high prep ability that both bills will pass in a few mont

>> god's ear, john brennan and olivia troy. scary is caring. thank you for coming. it's scary but we got to deal with it. >>> the right wing madness, the trump candidate for governor goes on full anti-vaxxer even as he lies in a hospital bed with covid pneumonia. >>> young black children in tennessee locked up for one of the biggest rock stars of the '70s is off key and before we go to break, i want to wish everybody a happy indigenous people's day and happy national coming out day. joe biden is the first person to recognize indigenous people day. we recognize their resilience and strength and the i'm measurable positive impact they have made on american society and the first openly lgbt senator tweeted happy national coming out day. come out, speak out and engage if it was your right to do so because it is. do you. "the reidout" continues after this. iff clothes can feel rough on your skin? for softer clothes that are gentle on your skin, try downy free & gentle downy will soften your clothes without dyes or perfumes. the towel washed with downy is softer, and gent

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host: i'll have olivia golden jump in on that.ost one is the incredible focus on the black community and making sure dollars get to the people including the black community and including women workers and young workers who not only were hit hardest by covid but who were hit hardest by the decades before that of disparity. that's central in this legislation and completely agree withit. the second is i of hear james is reframing with a robert sees as helpful involvement by states to having all kind of rules for people getting help. it's a big run. how do you actually get help to people. and look how they address these things. the children tax credit, robert talked about it with a lot of theories about what people might do and why it might not be good. we know a lot about that and we surveyed people and the census bureau in its regular study looked at things like nutrition. we know people are buying it to pied for for their kids and paying bills and the middle class will use some of these activities for their children but bills is th

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the greatest legend also we're going to talk to recker eans, young dylan, mykal michelle harris, oliviaed young hosts of "the kids tonight show" are on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause premieres next thursday, october 14th on peacock. also, reba mcentire is here. [ cheers and applause i love you, reba come on. >> steve: reba >> steve: did i mention madonna is on the show [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: we'll be doing a a little acting later, too, me and madonna. you know, a lot of gossip sites have been -- they have something called a blind item, you know, where they post celebrity rumors but they leave out the names so that you just have to guess who they're talking about. the answers can be a little surprising let me show you what i mean. it's time for "hot goss. [ cheers and applause ♪ hot goss ♪ >> steve: wow. that was powerful. >> jimmy: that was a theme song there. [ laughter ] no, no, no ♪ hot gos hot goss goss ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: there's actually a a little -- extra little jab in there. let's get started. this first gossip story says, "sources claim this bel

. >>> and let's bring in gloria borger olivia troy. she served to an adviser to mike pence when he was vice president. let me start with chuck grassley, i was seeing chuck grassley but i was thinking jeff sessions. you remember that moment in 2016 when he put the white cap on, senior republican senator, the establishment of the party getting on the trump bandwagon there. >> yep. >> he made a play here. i have to do it because 91% of you like him despite what i've said in the past. >> right. 88 years old, running for re-election. suddenly he needs donald trump again. and you guys quoted a little bit from what grassley said after january 6. i want to remind everyone that he also said that donald trump belittled and harassed elected officials across the country to get his way. so, that was chuck grassley then, this is chuck grassley now. and what donald trump is trying to do and he did very easily with chuck grassley, if he could co-opt some members of the establishment to stand alongside him, then he could steal the republican agenda. fo

is he between a rock and a hard place, olivia?'t most of trump's loyal supporters value courage? i mean, how could he possibly win them over? >> he won't. mike pence is a traitor to all of them. all he can hope for is that he wins over the moderate conservatives that have been following him all along. that is his christian base, the people who always saw mike pence as different than trump. but when you downplay january 6th, instead of walking away and telling the truth about what really happened that day, and you downplay these events that we all clearly saw, and you downplay it to a certain extent where law enforcement got hurt that day, we all witnessed people getting hurt that day, it was so upsetting to many of the base there that are looking to see what mike pence is going to do, so again, mike pence, what is your plan? because right now, as far as i can tell, his political calculus right now is just an end to his career. i don't see a way out of this. >> so, one more question before you go. donald trump will be speaking in i

olivia, let me start with you. i want to set the big picture here. it's been fewer than ten months since these members were hiding behind chairs and crouching in the gallery and running the safe rooms from people who wanted to hurt them, who wanted to attack them physically and the democracy and now there's nearly unanimity to undermine the committee to find out who sent them. >> right, well, it's their whole effort to obscure the truth about what happened that day, because they don't want it out in public and they know a bannon testimony would be pretty damning to the entire situation, i would say, and you know, i've no doubt that bannon will continue to unwaveringly be loyal to trump and he is going to force this hand until the end. >> yeah, i mean, just to remind people why the committee thinks that steve bannon knows something, this is what he said the day before january 6th. just listen to his language here. >> all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. just understand this. all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. it's not going to happen lik

host: i'll have olivia golden jump in on that.t one is the incredible focus on the black community and making sure dollars get to the people including the black community and including women workers and young workers who not only were hit hardest by covid but who were hit hardest by the decades before that of disparity. that's central in this legislation and completely agree withit. the second is i of hear james is reframing with a robert sees as helpful involvement by states to having all kind of rules for people getting help. it's a big run. how do you actually get help to people. and look how they address these things. the children tax credit, robert talked about it with a lot of theories about what people might do and why it might not be good. we know a lot about that and we surveyed people and the census bureau in its regular study looked at things like nutrition. we know people are buying it to pied for for their kids and paying bills and the middle class will use some of these activities for their children but bills is the

. >> olivia troy was a former national security adviser to the vice president and scott jennings is acial assistant to george w. bush. olivia, let me start with you, the this image as the former vice president as this defender of democracy on january 6th continues to disintegrate. your reaction to his now calling the insurrection a day in january that the media is using? >> it's completely appalling, and it is in keeping with what i would say mike pence's cowardice and greed for power. what he's doing here. he knows this is a republican party's core tenant and agenda is to down play and whitewash what happened on january 6th which was a horribly dark day in our democracy. the factor of the matter is americans are not going to forget, and you can't forget the images we've seen. we can't forget the u.s. capitol police that really faced that mob head on. but his sights are set on 24024 and that's where his focus is. he knows it. he has to go along with this, even though that day almost led to the death of him and his family, and put all of them and his staff at risk. i think he knows he

tonight -- jeremy renner and olivia rodrigo. and now, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: thank you. thank you.ice. welcome. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. i knew i could count on you. thank you. i appreciate it. i'm glad you're excited. we have a good show for you tonight. with jeremy renner and olivia rodrigo are here with us. [ cheering ] following game one of the world series, between the atlanta

and they were made mostly in the big cities of olivia. well, as you all know, believe is going for a political pull our station since 2019. when morales resigns as well. and then dictations between the eastern side of believe, you know, where to conservative are governing local governments and this mass party which, which is the biggest party in the country, are tense. so today the molly seizures were throughout the country. not, not all of them were as successful as those in santa cruz, which is the wealthiest region and believe yet, and which means it means like a big economy. and when he feels well about, they said that the law that they weren't about to that to controlling money, to explain how that works and what they upset about it. well, as i said, there is a political climate, a really tends political climate in bolivia. but it has to do with also some suspicious movements. doors are very nice and since it justice power is not really independent to executive power. so that is a big suspicion right now. but also there are a lot of

as the tragic olivia is, the fact that recently a few days ago, only libya in love with a story arrived at both with more than 6 people in like fish, bo bailey, with 600. but we don't have seen such a rival with so many people from 2013. this question is becoming warning and war 8, bullets in the central meds and pur people the cane in the pension center it. these 20 people were arrested and 5 injured in clashes between pro and migrant demonstrators in 3 cities across the cities. across chile, some protesters carried banners attacking the united nations for demanding should i provide basic humanitarian services. for thousands of undocumented migrants entering the country, the seo newman with the support. now from santiago, chile is foot chilion screen. this man, it was a small but passionate demonstration in front of chillies. presidential palace called to protest against what these people describe as an invasion from undocumented immigrants. melacy telling me that we are against those who come here illegally without papers. with him i monica, what most infuriates me is that they come t

you see at least according to some of shanks former students, is that as the morse king lawrence, olivia actually dons black face throughout the entire film. now of course, black face is rightfully considered taboo, especially in the year 2021. but remember, shang was showing this film specifically to focus on the musical aspects, but it wasn't long after the screening ended that some students took it upon themselves to file complaints against shane. i was stunned in a school that precious diversity that makes sure students understand the history of people of color in america. i was shocked. shed would show something like this in what is supposed to be a safe place. the issue here i think though, is the assumption that university classes are supposed to be saved spaces to begin with. the classical interpretation of university and academia as a whole. used to be a place where you would go to have your ideas challenged and probed. and to be introduced to other opinions, some of which yes, you might even find distasteful. and frankly, it does seem like a sad state of affairs that now studen

joining me to discuss is olivia stone, the student nutrition service supervisor for centerville city kind of food items are you guys out of stock? >> well, i will say it changes every week, but some of our major staples that are the kids' favorites are hamburgers, pizzas and peanut butter and jelly uncrustbles, those seem to be the ones causing us most issues and the ones the kids seem to miss the most. we're doing our best to try to get them in stock when our distributors have them, but it's getting increasingly difficult, given that all schools in america are serving free meals this year. as you can imagine, the manufacturers are having a hard time keeping up with the demand that the schools are needing. >> i mean, that's concerning because i mean at least for my picky eater my daughter only eats peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and chicken nuggets. are you finding substitutes? is that costing you more? >> absolutely. we are find something substitutes in some respects. for the peanut butter and jelly, a sun butter and jelly, but as you can imagine, it's certainly not what the kid

the 1965 film, a fellow starring lawrence, olivia as delete. now that film a fellow did receive 8 different oscar nominations at the time that it was released . so i'm sure that most of us wouldn't think twice about seeing, included as part of a university class. but the problem you see, at least according to some of shanks former students, is that as the morse king lawrence, olivia actually dons black face throughout the entire film. remember, shang was showing this film specifically to focus on the musical aspects. but it wasn't long after the screening ended that some students took it upon themselves to file complaints against shane. i was stunned in a school that purchase diversity that makes sure students understand the history of people of color and america. i was shocked. shang would show something like this in what is supposed to be a safe space. the classical interpretation of university in academia as a whole, used to be a place where you would go to have your ideas challenged and probed and to be introduced to other opinions. some of

that same congressman, troy nails, the guy who tweeted law and order, he told political reporter, olivia beavers, thought he would be -- if they made it through the door he was trying to hold -- >> that situation, that is precisely the situation that the officer found himself in with ashli. exactly the same. for months after the insurrection, congressman nails remained on this track. in april, he approached president biden after his joint address to congress. asked to help with criminal justice reform. the next month, he and a congresswoman released a bipartisan bill. in july, nehls was selected as one of the panel to investigate january 6th. speaker pelosi vetoed two of those. jim banks and jim jordan, but not congressman nehls. of course the whole thing fell apart. but again, nehls was not in the crazy category and yet here he is now. on this far right station contributing to the martyrdom. congressman nehls has gone to being an apoll gist for it. how could that shooting be justified? is there any way to justify that? >> no. greg, it was murder. >> there is no straddling the line betwe

as i thought you had been in our way here defending our democracy, defending the progress olivia has made. it's not right that they are blocking our streets, not letting us get to work. i, we beg the protesters to stop working against the economy, which serves all libyans. people need to work every day to pay the bills. president luis, out of say, said the same actors who organized what he called a coup in 2019 removing his predecessor, even morales from office, a leading the current opposition movement dot little or stealing business will be very busy. if 2 groups have very different visions of the type of economy and society did like politics doesn't resolve their problems. so they take to the streets to protest him. every difference becomes a problem with this kind of polarization. the government called the day of action of failure. the opposition says it will not surrender in a class should expose his deep divisions in bolivia between rich and poor, indigenous and non indigenous east and west. van shimla al jazeera, more than 30 years after burkina faso, as former president thoma

olivia richwold reports.,000 years ago. it is brimming with biodiversity, but a new report says that the uk is one of the most nature—depleted countries in the world, with just half of our biodiversity left. biodiversity is also what provides us with so many of our basic needs. it's the foundation of our society. we have seen recently how disruptive it can be when supply chains break down, nature is at the base of our supply chains. the uk's lack of biodiversity is linked to the industrial revolution, intensive farming also plays its part. so, what more can be done to protect special places like this? last year, the secretary of state turned down a plan to build 500 homes next door to this nature reserve. askham bog is an extraordinary place, it holds between five and 10% of all the species in britain and yet, if we don't do anything at all, we will lose more species than we have from a place like this. and if we do get it right, if we allow the wider countryside to become nature rich again, this is the place

> the following week, that same congressman, who tweeted law in order, he told political reporter olivia beavers, he thought officers would've been justified and shooting more people, if they had made it through the door, he was helping to hold. >> the guards are saying, stop banging on. that don't come through that. or we will shoot. you and i felt that it would have been totally justified in doing so. think otis they didn't have to. >> that of course, that situation he's describing, the barricading door and saying don't come and we will shoot, you that is precisely the situation that the officer found himself in, with ashli babbitt, exactly the same. four months after the insurrection, congressman nails remain more or less on this, track in april he approached joe biden after joint -- criminal justice, reform the next month he and democratic congresswomen of florida introduced a bipartisan bill. in july he was actually selected as one of the five republicans to join the special bipartisan panel to investigate january six. you might remember speaker nancy pelosi, vetoed two of those rep

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but there are others who hope for you change with the and 1000000 olivia issue. we look to vote to make the changes. we're after. i hope it's going to be for the good of our people and beloved country and shall iraq's electronic voting system makes the process easier. but it doesn't always work in the southern city of basra alone . more than 20 falling stations have reported technical issues that are kind of commission wants to declare the results within 24 hours to prevent it might be possible. what with electron accounting and with such force, it's also possible that there will be many reasons for some candidates to cast doubt on the furnace of the election. i. li, i shall 0 by that thousands of tennesseans have rallied against their president, accusing case said of a power grab oh demonstrations have been taking place across the country since 8 assumed executive authority and suspended parliament. 2 months ago. there are fears, the growing protests had caused to misuse political divisions to spiral into civil unrest. representatives of the taliban say that the

olivia richwold reports.by a retreating glacier 15,000 years ago. it's brimming with biodiversity. that's the name for all living things and how they fit together. but the uk is one of the most nature depleted countries in the world. a new report says thatjust 53% of our biodiversity is left — that is compared to a global average of 75%. that matters because biodiversity affects the air we breathe, the water we drink and the food we eat. biodiversity is more than something that is beautiful to look at and we love. it is also what provides us with so many other basic needs. it is the foundation of our society. we have seen recently how disruptive it can be when supply chains break down. nature is at the base of our supply chains. the uk's lack of biodiversity is linked to the industrial revolution. intensive farming also plays its part. so what more can be done to protect special places like this? last year, the secretary of state turned down a plan to build 500 homes next door to this nature reserve. it is an

sorry, i lost your last words, but shyama perera, olivia utley, thank you very much. from us and the team, good night. i feel weak, i feel like a failure because i can't lose weight. that's it. for thousands across the uk, living with obesity can be hard, physically and mentally. i think if you're living with severe, chronic obesity then it's highly likely that you will have a mental health difficulty. this is not simply about lifestyle choices, it's a tangled mix of genetics, environment and emotion. food has been my- happiness for 15 years. and new research has found a link between obesity and feelings of despair and shame. i didn't realise i had self—confidence issues, i thought i was just an introvert and that was that. but we'll also see how for some, the most advanced treatments can offer a fresh start. india is 28 and she's lived with obesity for most of her life. the first time i remember bullying starting, i was injunior school, all through senior school, just got awful e—mails that used to go around about me. just, "oh, she's really fat, she is really ugly."

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