you are fixing your hair like olivia. >> i wish i could.nedy: olivia, i don't think that this close election is great news for democrats, don't you think it speaks to a level of fatigua voters have with both parties. >> absolutely. i think that democrat blew a lead, a lot of people were talking about a red wave, i never thought it was inevitable. i thought large turn out of gen-z voters would create a bigger win for the democrats. , i think that people are tired of the january 6 committee hearings and tired of filing they are being investigated and tired of being talked down, to the big issue that democrats can't get away from is insulting voters, called ul tra maga and deplorables. kennedy: i never understood that. i never understood demonizing half of the country to score political points. whoever does that, it makes you look petty but like you have no ideas in your head, not any original ones, that will help people, and again there is no acknowledgment that people need to be helped right now. and maybe the biggest help we can get from go

brush like a pro. ♪♪ >>> olivia, thanks for joining us f >>> olivia, thanks for joining us for the fall officially for the spring. >> that is brown university's baseball coach making a historic announcement. 18-year-old freshman olivia pichardo is the first woman to ever make a division i baseball roster. she made the team as a walk on utility player after going through practice and workouts with other players this fall. >>> two reality tv stars received lengthy prison sentences and a settlement is reached in the case of a black man shot dead by two atlanta police officers. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> the "washington post" reports the atlanta city council has approved a $1 million settlement to the family of rayshard brooks. the 27-year-old black man was shot and killed in 2020 after two white police officers tried to arrest him in the parking lot of a wendy's restaurant. he was shot twice in the back after grabbing one of the officer's tasers and firing it as he ran. prosecutors declined to file criminal charges against the two officers. >>> the associ

especially people, but also in big labs and equipment for the past 20th to olivia is one of the leading scientists in the field of viral outbreaks and is also from the global south. what surprised him was how busy the north was with itself during the pandemic. and effective air travel bands. so i think that was very, very, very said how there would the air had a chance to respond to a global problem. and they decided to respond with an nationalistic approach with the didn't help. despite these challenges moya, unto olivia continue their work, proving that leading medical research is also done in africa and that europe can learn lessons from the continent ah, at the world coping katara, uruguay and south korea played out a gold stroll in the early march on day 5, but there was plenty of excitement elsewhere with 5 time. winter's brazil inaction and portugal. christiane. rinaldo making history as his i took on ghana when portugal were awarded a 2nd her penalty with the school. no, no. there was no question about who would take it. christiana rinaldo. julie stepped up and became the 1st ma

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thanks olivia . now the owner of olivia.on government offer to host seekers for a year. richard who owns the place in don't boutique hotel near sandwich , said he wasn't near sandwich, said he wasn't prepared to make most of his 50 plus staff redundant and let down his community. our ed affairs editor mark white has more . more. tucked away in the east kent country side is a little gem of hotel that's won awards its service. it is the most unlikely candidate to become the latest hotel housing asylum seekers yet that's exactly what would have happened had the a more than would have happened had the a more tha n £1 million offer from more than £1 million offer from a home office contractor. this is also a popular venue for weddings and other events . owner weddings and other events. owner richard martin says the impact on the community of handing over his hotel to the government would have been huge . so this is would have been huge. so this is our wedding and special events marquee right here. it looks very impressive. i have

we deserve to be and do better. >> scott brown, olivia troy.nk you. >>> amazing images coming out of hawaii. two of the world's most famous vol volcanoes erupting at the e sam time. it. so let us focus onon the how. just tell us - what's your r why? [ coughing/sneezing ] dude, you coming? alka-seltzer plus powermax gels with more concentrated power. because the only thing dripping should be your style! plop plop fizz fizz with alka-seltzer plus. also try for fast sinus and pain relief! >>> inflation drove u.s. consumer confidence lower in november. i know you were waiting for me to start. so was i. >> everybody was waiting. >> to its lowest level since july. >> but online black friday sales hit a new record and cyber monday sales grew by almost 6% from last year, setting another record. cnn's alison kosik joins us. if consumer confidence is dropping a lbit again but sales are going up, what's going on? >> it's almost like a tale of two sides of the consumer, what consumers are doing and what they're saying. what they're doing is they seem to be

. >> well, i will still rip olivia from the republican side.but also, the people who want to challenge trump are very, very energized. they have all been laying in wait, trying to see if there is something, that will knock him off of his perch. this may be the first thing that looks like it gets to have a chance of knocking him off the perch and that gives them an in. >> olivia? >> yes, i agree with that. this is sort of the reckoning that i have been waiting for the gop to happen. and you gave me a glimmer of hope but look, i am not cutting myself, i missed a knock on this because i've seen the show before or they have said that they are done with trump, walking away from it. we have seen this time, time again. people behind closed doors are talking about. it what will we do about it? and then when he starts attacking these people, he starts going after them, he starts really getting at the core of them, all of these people pull back and lie. i think that we will learn a lot in the next couple of weeks, we will learn a lot this coming week wit

olivia troye, stephanie grisham.phanie, say hello to your little dog for us as well. >> sorry. >> that's all right. thanks, ladies, very much for your time. we appreciate it. all right. that's republican side. let's turn to the democrats. joining us now is democratic senator from virginia tim kaine. senator kaine, thanks so much for being with us. glad we got the shot going. always worried about the live shot, being a live reporter for so many years. let me ask you this. cnn and other outlets have projected the democrats will hold the senate, that your party will hold the senate. there were all of these predictions of a red wave. i was wondering, were you anticipating a red wave? you used to be the head of the democratic party. what do you think happened? what happened? >> well, jim, yeah, if you'd asked me in may and forced me to be really honest, i'd have said things looked tough. but after the dobbs decision and the august referendum result in kansas, i felt very confident that we would hold on to the senate. if y

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especially people, but also in big lads and equipment for the past 20th to olivia is one of the leading scientists in the field of viral outbreaks and is also from the global south. what surprised him was how busy the north was with itself during the pandemic. and effective air travel bands. so i think that was very, very, very said how there would they had a chance to respond to a global problem. and they decided to respond with an nationalistic approach which didn't help. despite these challenges, moya, unto olivia continue their work, proving that leading medical research is also done in africa. and the europe can learn lessons from the continent. ah, well, it's day 5 of the football world cup and guitar and switzerland have edged cameroon, won nel braille, and bolo score the only goal and sharing it was a former binders legal player, rather than a current one. who wrapped the headlines ah, now and proud. this is cameron's 8th who had cut appearance and it started on the right footing camera room where the more dangerous side at east than the 1st half by and the next try to eric maxi

tough first is olivia's uncle. >> she brought so much closure. i am so indebted to her, i am so grateful to her and what she does. >> she says every recovery, every surge, has taken a toll. >> there are times that i will never get back with my family. my kids are all grown now. >> all of those sacrifices would steal her for the hardest fight of her life. the search for her own niece, carla. who made september, 2016, detective bowman was tracking down tip she had received about carlos case. >> there is a report she had been a silver car and been hanging out with tuna, dakota, and daylan. >> all three had lengthy criminal records. all three resided on the spirit lake reservation. bowman contacted tribal police. she said they never put her through to the investigator on the case, just told her they talked with tuna and told her she had not seen cara. if bowman wanted to interview carla herself, since she had no jurisdiction to interview -- when she had not received. for carlos and alyssa, it was time to step. in >> it was not even a question of if i

olivia pope, you've got to help us.h of us has the power to be the solution to the problems that are facing our communities. we show them boat and engage in civic and ready, we allow ourselves to participate in this democracy. democracy only works because we show up. when we show up, we have the ability to transform our counties, states, country and world. a lot of why i come out here is not to say hey, do what i say, because i'm carry watch, i'm really powerful, i come out here to say you are powerful. i don't have the right to vote in arizona or nevada, but i can remind people that they have the power, they have the capacity to transform their lives and make sure their representatives are representing them, to not give their power away. >> you started in the school for good and evil. let's look at a clip. you can accomplish anything. >> it is such a fun film. you look like you had so much fun doing it you channeled beyoncc for your new character. what do you mean by that? what else are you working on? >> it is that lo

good morning, olivia. >> good morning, james.day, everybody coming up today on live in the bay. we have the top skin care products that you need to take you through the changing seasons. >> and want to spice up your gifts this holiday season. we have the perfect ingredient to make your recipes sizzle. plus, we're taking a step back in time with the dickens fair. sherlock holmes is stopping by with all the details. and as always, we want to hear what you have to say about our question of the day. so go ahead and scan the qr code today. we want to know which thanksgiving side dish to use just wish would go away. let us know. and the answer could be read live today on the show at 01:00pm right here on kron 4. now, james, i know we all love thanksgiving, but there's got to be a side dish that you just can't good. quite a good way to put it normally. think of what your favorite, ok? what's the one with? >> i could put you know what i could probably do without cream corn, to help me too. and i'm with you on spanish yeah. they can have

. >> olivia? >> the first question we got is about a power point comparison you have on youtube, so first of all, could you explain that to us a little bit and just go into what that comparison of wage earners versus investors is. and then give us a little bit of insight about what we can do to get the word out even if we're not a millionaire. >> yes. so we created -- what we tried to do is create about a 20-minute story line that tells you kind of from the beginning to the end what's going on with the tax code. okay? and so we compare two families. one family works every day, and the other family goes out playing golf. we show you how the tax system treats them differently. we talk about the corporate tax. what we've done with that, olivia, is we have taken that around the country. we host about 20 events so far, three with senators, the rest with house members, and we're starting to go into grassroots groups. we were in iowa a couple of days ago and had about 7,000 people on a zoom call seeing t

olivia pope, you got to help us. of us has the power to be the solution to the problems that are facing our communities. when we show up and vote, when we engage in our civic activity, we allow ourselves to participate in this democracy. democracy only works because we show up but when we show up, we really have the power to transform our communities and counties and states and our country and our world so for me, a lot of why i come out here is not to say like hey, i'm kerry washington, do what i say because i'm kerry washington and i'll really powerful. i come to say you're powerful. i don't have the right to vote in arizona or nevada but i can help remind people they have the power and ka pacapacity to transform their lives and not give their power away. >> you recently starred in the film "the school for good and evil." let's look at a chlip. >> some passion you can accomplish anything. [ laughter ] for you. >> it's such a fun film and you look like you had so much fun doing it. you say you channelled beyonce for

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olivia horton is standing by for live in the bay. olivia, i know you've got dogs. i'm sorry. i don't know where you can get this joy pa games, though, is created it. so i feel like do you think your dogs could? >> could do it? i you know, it's funny. i really do think so. only because great danes are really very smart breed. but what i like most about that its saliva resistant to you. how much great slobber noel. it's crazy. i don't know. and i don't think i want to that you probably want to know. i mean, you know, maybe one day you'll be able to meet my little fur babies. yeah, i'm sure you need figure out a segment. maybe we need to get with joy pa games and see if they can come brcng it in and you can bring your dogs and you can see how they do. that would be a nice little. that's last talks. we're always and its ideas. people just need to it take them utley. olivia, what else are you working on today? coming up today on live in the bay. are you to buy or sell your home? we have the expert tips from lux realty on how you can take advantage of the current housing market. >>

try to figure it out it would scramble immigration enforcement efforts on the ground. >> any way, oliviau know, they're definitely making the case that, you know, there needs to be more broad deportation and detention practices than the biden administration has been putting forward. i think you'll see the conversation on capitol, at least from my perch, is that house republicans now have the majority, and depending on how this case plays out they'll be messaging how the biden administration has been handling it, and they're already sort of talking about impeaching dhs secretary mayorkas. it's going to be a focus on however it plays out by house republicans. >> they're unhappy on capitol hill, at least on the republican side, with secretary mayorkas's answers over the past custom years, thinking he's been dishonest. panel, thank you. great to see you. >> finally tonight, a special day. >> 3, 2, 1 -- >> about an hour ago house speaker nancy pelosi lit the christmas tree, standing 78 tall, illuminated from nightfall until 11:00 p.m. each evening through january 1st. it is a beauty. thank yo

olivia. olivia. queen elizabeth. olivia. big day today. olivia. queen elizabeth. olivia.a very big day today for nicholas urgent and her government and potentially for the people of scotland . and the case that was scotland. and the case that was put the supreme court is would it be legal for the snp , the it be legal for the snp, the scottish government to hold referendum on independence of scotland without , the backing of scotland without, the backing of westminster, of course , nicholas westminster, of course, nicholas sturgeon wants to have the backing of westminster because that would ensure that the result be seen as legitimate result was be seen as legitimate and be internationally and it would be internationally recognised . but obviously recognised. but obviously successive prime ministers in britain have refused do that. so she's gone down this legal route and what the case hinges on morning is whether the issue of scottish independence relates to is the word use matter, which is about the union therefore devolved to westminster and to mp any matter which is ab

trey: olivia. >> one thing i've been watching is republican gains in places that are traditionally moree, kevin mccarthy has been fund raising. if you look in rhode island there is alan that looks like he may be blipping a state and different in oregon. and the areas that biden won by you know, 12 or 14 percentage points, and now democrats are spending money to defend them, that is a huge sign to republicans they might be having some pretty extraordinary gains. trey: i know i sounded like a grandparent in the opening monologue. which hopefully you missed. i am big into expectations and setting proper expectations, olivia, i want you to give us right expectations in the house, kim new senata. let's assume for sake of argument that republicans take both. >> in the house, you sort of gave a preview, investigations that range in terms of what we'll see. hunter biden is a big figure that republicans have promised to vow -- they have vowed to investigate. and we'll see sort of messaging legislation that would signal what republicans want to accomplish but, of course, president biden could vet

. >> that is part of his book promotion, but olivia, is t that -- there perhaps something bigger?lieve he does intend to run, he's still in the running, and can tout the accomplishments and everything that they did, but at the end of the day there's something that separated them -- democracy. that's what mike pence did. he had the courage to actually do the might thing that day. we had desantis and trump i think between the three of them, mike pence is the differentiator. you can't overstate the divide between not only these two parties, but these two party leaders. donald trump is supporting the maga republicans, and a lot of them election deniers, and you have president biden speaking to the need to preserve democracy, what does president biden need to say tonight, and who directly does he need to be addressing? >> i hope it's an inclusive message. i hope it's a message that's aimed at bringing in republicans that's not among the 30% of republicans. there are plenty of people on the margins who will go oat to vote next tuesday, who may not be voting for democrats, bond they're c

joining me now is gb news is political olivia. olivia thank political. olivia.inating that nicola sturgeon is so obsessed with democracy despite the fact that they had a referendum 2014. didn't go referendum in 2014. it didn't go her. she wants another one now. and she wants to remove the public's to democratic public's right to democratic general election, making it all about single issue and that being independence . not very being independence. not very democratic, if you ask me. so she's decided that the supreme court has ruled that she can't the referendum that she wanted. she's using that as a platform to claim that. westminster is essentially blocking scottish democracy and thereby freeing her to turn the next general election. a social issue thing about independence , there's a about independence, there's a question mark over she'll be able to do that. she mentioned in her statement that she did that she said yes today that there were some constitu additional issues with that which in smp is apparently looking into sort of kicking the road down the kicki

olivia to keith reports. >> a horrific turn of events at the university of virginia. we do not yet have a full understanding of the motive and circumstances surrounding these events. university of virginia president james ryan getting emotional as he shared the news. when i see our students, i see my own kids and i cannot imagine anything worse for a parent than to lose a child. 3 students were killed in a late night shooting on a charter bus returning from a school field trip. >> lavelle davis junior dish on perry and devin chandler. all members of the football team alum, this henry mon our lives nearby. it's just surreal. i can't believe that you wouldn't expect that to happen here. the suspect, christopher darnell jones junior just a few days shy of his 23rd birthday led authorities on a roughly 12 hour manhunt ultimately taken into custody in henrico county. part me, here's the moment. during this morning's news conference that uva chief of police, timothy longo received word he had been found. thank you, captain. >> we just received information. the suspect is in

>> olivia? >> yeah, so the first question that we got is about the-- a power point comparison that you have on youtube, so, first of all, could you just explain that to us a little bit? and just go into what the comparison of wage earners versus investors is and then give us a little insight about what we can do to get the word out, even if we're not a millionaire? >> yes. so we created-- what we tried to do is create about a 20 minute story line that tells you kind of from the beginning to the end what's going on with the tax code and so, we compare to families, the workhearts and the others. and work hearts work and the others are off golfing. and what we've done, we've taken that around the country and hosted with senators and the rest with house members and we're starting to go into grass roots groups. so we were in iowa a couple of days ago and 7,000 people on a zoom call seeing this power point presentation, seeing how this is all unfolding. if you all go to tax the rich.com. take a look a

and joining me now to talk about that, one of the producers on four seasons total documentary, oliviaorrespondent for new york magazine along with msnbc political analyst kimberly atkins, columnist for the boston globe. >> olivia, when we look at that time that rudy giuliani was standing there, peddling the allegations of voter fraud and that the election was stolen, just as the networks were calling the election for joe biden, it almost seems comical, and you want to laugh at what you were seeing there, but given how this has now resonated among republicans, what does that moment in time mean for us as a country? >> one way to look at it is a break with reality, where people talk about, they were talking about the wheels being off of the trump white house, like there were wheels? so four seasons was not a breaking point. because things had been insane. if the election had been all about conspiracies for a long time. the administration had been about conspiracies. donald trump's entire political career was about conspiracies. but it was this kind of formal moment where they officially

great to see you, olivia. pence, as you watched that town hall what stood out most to you? >> hi, ana. thanks for having me. i have to say i was struck by -- it just came off as overrehearsed and disingenuous. i just thought that it was inauthentic. pence is always best when he speaks from the heart, and i just felt like i don't know who prepped him, i don't know who advised him, whoever it is he might want to reconsider that. but i just think it was just overrehearsed and it felt like everything he he delivered was a talking point to a focus group. and he had the opportunity to really separate himself from trump and trumpism, and i don't think he did. >> to your point about maybe being overrehearsed or scripted in some of his answers, i just want to play a quick example of something he has said repeatedly about trump on january 6th. let's listen. >> well, i must tell you the president's words and tweet that day were reckless. they endangered my family and all the people at the capitol. >> i mean, the presiden

olivia risk of total. indeed. olivia you very much as ever.estminster just reacting to this news that yes on top of the breaking, reacting to this news that yes on top of the breaking , that 450 on top of the breaking, that 450 people have crossed in nine small boats today. there are now concerns amongst at least 50 conservative mp who have apparently written to rishi sunak to say we need a change in so that once someone's asylum system application is rejected, they can't claim modern slavery. if they do claim modern slavery, then we send them back straight away. fascinating there. so i think more to be made of that potentially . sir graham brady, potentially. sir graham brady, the chair of the backbench conservative 1922 committee, has, as we understand there put his name to this letter. this is the kind that makes breaks promises. this is the guy whose job basically it is to keep the conservatives winning at the next general elections. that's essentially a massive massive part of his in—tray. essentially a massive massive part of his in—tray

2000 to night when we got the ocean co issued a decree posthumously conferring the title of here. olivia crane on the ukrainian insurgent ami leader rum on, shall cambridge with the 2 years later in january 2010. so that will yoshika awarded the title here of ukraine to step on bendara also posthumously. he'd been the leader of the most radical nationalist group o u. n b. western ukraine celebrates show he a bitch and ben dana, by erecting statues and naming major streets after them. oh, a senator. gorda is throwing in the old order, but when the snow falls apart, stuck on this comes with the last dance have it. i feel as from the, from dr hours from them to the will do it in bt machine. you could keep the way in the poly teachers kills on the edge on the brown asia, though with a little bulk them in the crucial chest middle school or seniors would keep moving is nobody get p t d still not off with the leukemia? well, they need to work with the, with no gross issue. he missed the need to the middle, sophomore, and you can, you bus, he's not because he thought he is a little stuck on this

no matter who wins and this olivia and i wanted to talk to you to talk about how that's never going to happen. but we have breaking news. we're ohio. this is the senate race that i've been given the closest i make look the closest attention to. so laura, roger, go ahead and take it away and let me tell you, then pass. it has been called j. d. vance for 7 said the republican is winning there or has one has been called jedi vance has one against tim. ryan. that is, a bit of a surprise, the democrats were hoping to flip the seats, but ohio is a wiser, older and less educated area as a sweet spot for republicans and j. d. vance. trump and dorsey. he is anti abortion, with no exception. and economy was a central issue, which is how we saw republicans attending to choose their choices. let us give you a quick look at the senate race. and this is how it's shaping up 100 seats up for grabs. 100 east betty 5 up for grabs. excuse me, and it's getting closer and closer. 45 for republicans. 43 for democrats. let's go to heidi der castro because she can talk to with a little bit more about this. wh

olivia.nk you very much there from a very rainy scotland . you are very rainy scotland. you are watching bev turner today on gb news. we're going to go straight to rosie right now in the . gb to rosie right now in the. gb newsroom. very good morning. coming to 10:04. you've just been hearing about historic ruling. time to get you up to date with the other stories making the headlines today. homeless people have accused the of prioritising illegal migrant over their welfare. more 300 mostly male asylum have been staying in the metropol hotel on blackpool's seafront for the past year. a homeless group in the which includes an armed forces veteran , have been forces veteran, have been speaking to gb news. they highlighted the fact that they're living rough on the streets while channel migrants are put up in a nearby hotel. it's because you're looking at the real homeless. they are . and the real homeless. they are. and with putting them in their and then leave, you know, from streets. it's wrong

olivia richwald, bbc news, whitby.p neighbours, less than four months after its much—publicised final episode. the show will resume filming next year and will then be available in the uk and us. actor ryan moloney played fan—favourite characterjarod �*toadfish�* rebecchi. he said he was just getting used to unemployment and then producers came knocking at his door. this is the second time neighbours has been axed and come back. i think it says how much faith they have in neighbours as a product. they bought it without any of the actors signing or the street being under lease, anything like that. that is the faith amazon has in the product. really, it comes down to... i have been doing interviews all day with australia and it is really nice to actually be able to speak to the uk market now because, really, it is down to the support the uk market gave neighbours. that is why amazon have bought it. we are super pumped to be bringing these brand—new shows to you guys on amazon. the other thing about it, being it is now alm

i'm jessica wills in for olivia horton.et's kick things off with a segment that we like to call in case you missed it. it's the day after registered voters went to the polls of voters have cast their ballots across the bay area. and california.

olivia, you are nodding your head. >> yeah. i completely agree.ld trump, major loser this week, but he didn't do this alone. he did this in concert with all of these republicans who allowed him to endorse, who allowed these bad candidates to run, who allowed these terrible election deniers to get out there. and i think that i am so grateful for the american voter, they took a stand, and there were a lot of doubters out there who said that democracy does not resonate, it is a kitchen table issues. it turns out that american voters care about our democracy, and they care about those issues. that is what it came down to. >> you know, i saw, stewart, i thought in the exit polls, i always say this sometimes it can be all over the place, but broad trends, one thing i saw in the exit polls in state after state, they were pulling trump's approval rating. and in pennsylvania, something like 34%, michigan it was something like 33%, i mean, you just could not think of a worse idea then to take this guy, who lost, who formulated a coup, and on top of that we

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my friends colin and olivia firth have a home here.next door. [speaking non-english] come through. how beautiful. haven't seen you guys, last time it was like three and a half years ago? >> we changed our life, basically. >> you totally change your life. >> and you are living in rome? >> yes. >> and you are living? between london and milan, playing a big manager. now became a farmer. >> this is no run-of-the-mill farm, though. the twins have a passion for sustainability. and love to experiment by cross pollinating long forgotten varieties to create supercharged new vegetables. >> take in the flower from a tomato which is good, but it's not really resistant to climate change. to the summer it was 45 degrees. and just go to another plant with tomatoes that are really resistant and crossed them. as an example, this is what comes out. >> oh my god, look at that color. >> this is a mix between a black one and actually this one. and this one is much more resistant than this one and sweeter. >> to the? heat >> to the heat. >> that's good. wha

thank you very much olivia for the latest . of much olivia for the latest.formal complaints made against mr. raab at the ministry of justice and the foreign office not just coming through on the latest coming through on the latest coming up world cup friday's world cup with harry kane. the captain be fit for the clash with the usa the latest live from doha. coming up and also heanng from doha. coming up and also hearing from england's goalie jordan pickford. first look at the weather . it's been a wet the weather. it's been a wet morning . much of the uk but morning. much of the uk but things turning this afternoon. some sunny spells coming through but a whole host of bluster showers as well, particularly in the where they be the west where they will be accompanied by gusty winds. this low and in particular low pressure and in particular weather front made for very weather front made for a very start zone of rain working its way eastwards . the i suppose way eastwards. the i suppose squeezing together behind , squeezing together behind, blowing in plenty of

welcome to ukrainian forces liberated the southern city of hassan from russian control rather than olivia savanski is calling it a historic day. and does it for me for now, but don't go anywhere because after the break world stories has got the big picture for you on the people of g. i'm looking for loved ones missing since the russian occupation. doubtful anywhere with ah, a real natural spectacle in an improved world. the meeting of the loom whale sharks, the remote island of say, told me it is a testament to the quality of the waters. one of the many success stories from a bastion of biodiversity say don't starts november 18th on d. w. with this week in world stories, russia drafts, the handicapped trout and hunger and madagascar. we began in ukraine after the russian armies withdrawal from the town of his young . many people are searching for loved ones, over mass graves, signs of torture and other atrocities, often little help. they wait to see the investigators bringing dna and testimony. dude, miller was china and her relative just have questions about herself. he was serving in th

olivia. the british workers. olivia. need to start training more brits as opposed to just maybe looking to import, dare i say it, cheaper foreign labour would cost companies more. it's not one we've seen. they're not doing it well. it might cost companies more. but the problem with the idea of importing cheaper foreign labour isn't , really foreign labour isn't, really working. we've got these immigration statistics out this week showing that there are a million new immigrants. the uk figures higher we've seen since in all post—war time . but in all post—war time. but they're not filling the vacancies we know many in a million people coming over and over a million vacancies now just, just on this. sorry to interrupt, but i'm really keen to drill down on this because is this because have this because we don't have a good point space good enough point space immigration system? we're immigration system? so we're getting immigrant getting a lot of immigrant workers dare i say, workers in, but dare i say, a very lower end. we

now, access uncovers so much about harry styles, olivia wilde blossoming relationship. i will accept that as a yes. they just broke up. so we've been lied to .e but i give thanks tonight that we live in a country where we still have the freedom to pursue and expose the truth . >> this recent election showedw america's as divided as ever, but i hope this thanksgiving partisanship is not on youre ned menu like harry and olivia. we just need a break. >> but sadly, the president couldn't resist a little last minute holiday jibe at the turkey pardon the other day. >> >> the the only red way this sea is going to be a germann shepherdshepar commander knocksr the cranberry sauce on our table. >> thank goodness nobody could really understand him. >> then he asked perhaps the most important question of all, do you want to talk? >> yeah, if the turkey hadof spoken back , he may have reminded the president of the originf thiss of this holidt ited wasn't created to take at ttical pot shots, but it was whould be literally a day of prayer aent the height ofpl the civil war when the co

and of course, olivia period is going to be, you know, the main headline. the main narrative will be surrounding olivia is yuru, who, you know, he could break that record with the 50 to goes, you know, a be a j 6. what was the image field? you have the, you have the different rows being played for iran. rubio, on one green thing and those 2 souls number 8 positions, and then she too many will be playing time behind in a deeper role. and if they can, if they can replicate about post a 2nd half against australia than they should be. ok. but again, they don't want to underestimate a really, really strong denmark side federal law expert adored walk. so thank you very much for them. thank you. argentine are looking to bounce back from the saudi defeat, knowing that if they lose to mexico later, it will be the end of the wool cup. wrote the following message as you about. so the rose by saturday will not be no match for us. will be like a final because we need to win because it's in a match for all future. i thought it was a heavy blow because we're very excited

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olivia foster, ceo , page there. foster, ceo, page field, thank you for talking to us through you. campaigning as a modern force. well, modern political force. well, that's it for the programme today. that's it for the programme today . you very forjoining today. you very much for joining me. back on monday me. i'll be back on monday from 930, up next is look at the 930, but up next is look at the weather . good 930, but up next is look at the weather. good morning. i'm alex deakin . this is your latest deakin. this is your latest weather update from the office. bright and the breeze early friday out there today. sunny for most and not much in the way of rain. we certainly had lot of wet and windy weather over the past 8 hours from a couple of weather fronts in this low pressure system. but here, this little bump in the ice of ours is what we call little ridge . is what we call a little ridge. and will bring, as i say, and that will bring, as i say, most day. most of us fine day. not everywhere. still in the west. th

i'm 20,000 olivia utley. olivia. i'm 20,000 over six years. actually going to be able to absorb ? well, i think able to absorb? well, i think what's quite interesting about this budget that in this whole budget is that in some it sort more some ways it sort of more underwhelming than we were expecting. we kept told , expecting. we kept being told, jeremy expect painful jeremy hunt, to expect painful eye wateringly painful said decisions in the budget, and instead they what the tax rises were tax rises on businesses , on were tax rises on businesses, on the rich , those who earn more the rich, those who earn more than 250,000. and these stealth taxes, which actually sound that dramatic. you hear that the rate at which people start the higher rate of income tax, 40 is going to just be . that doesn't sound to just be. that doesn't sound that bad . but as you've made that bad. but as you've made clear , it is pretty bad because clear, it is pretty bad because it means that against this backdrop of incredibly high inflation , we know that people in

one to australia, lost the ball and build a play robber with another offensive showcase. finding olivia's you when an easy tap in to turn the game around in just 5 minutes. france were now in full country and should have scored another just before half time he, dan and bob here with way too much power and too little precision. however, in the 2nd half, it was time to sign for the french superstore. first. he headed home, frances, 3 to one in the 68 minutes and then provided the assist for you. brace the 4th one that sealed the deal after a shaky start, raining champions more quick to recover, claiming a deserve 3 points in the 1st game of mission back to back. ok, let's take a look at all of the results from day 3 in guitar. argentina's last leaves then bottom of group, see with saudi arabia. the surprise leaders after just one game in group d, the france, australia result puts the world champions 2 points clear after just one game. and tunisia held denmark to a scoreless draw and the groups are the game. you are watching d, w. news live from berlin. business is coming up. next they'll be

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i'm olivia mentioned the chaos . the chaos mentioned the chaos. has been very damaging and now reality of what is being introduced repeatedly. talks about a long term plan and in the long run, things will be good. but a long term plan is no good. but a long term plan is no good to those that you destroy in short term in the newspapers, apart from the big stuff that i mentioned in my introduction in the business pages, there's awful lot of big voices. and i think you are one of them. that's what assuming from what you've just said , who was you've just said, who was saying? actually, the truth of the matter is there isn't a growth plan in this budget. liz truss may have gone a bit too far, a bit too quickly, but there's no growth plan in this autumn statement is an attempt to reduce inflation and bring interest rates down. but no growth in it. actually, i would agree with you entirely. there are that the summary and i can't stress enough how worrying this this opinion is of the chances that we look to the long he has to he has to admit that the lon

olivia own backbenches behind. olivia westminster, thanks very much indeed.hat and of course, more indeed. that and of course, more reaction to come about what we've been hearing , politics, we've been hearing, politics, but also we've also got a mark white exclusive coming up for. you the inner tubes discovered one of those boats indicating the treacherous journey now for the treacherous journey now for the migrants coming across the channel the migrants coming across the channel, the people smugglers putting at even more risk. details coming up. first, let's take a break . a bit of breaking news coming in on the world cup. we can tell you that the average audience the game last night england wales 16.6 million viewers according to the ratings agency bob. but here's the rub . that bob. but here's the rub. that number does not include those watched on the welsh language channel s c maybe because some of them switched off a little early. who knows? anyway, england finishing, the first stage of the world cup at the top of the group after defeating wales three n

olivia, popularity is concerned. olivia, thank you very indeed.ing of boats being rocked, of course, the latest we've got from our own correspondent white is at seven boats. thank you very much , olivia. i'll i'll let very much, olivia. i'll i'll let you go. we've got david davies coming up but in terms of the boats got seven boats we're being told. coming the channel today with the weather conditions having improved. and as we that letter go in from 50 mp including david davis asking for the laws be changed. the slavery laws actually give some more weaponry to the government. well, earlier we spoke to conservative mp for ashfield lee about that letter. here's what he had to say . about that letter. here's what he had to say. i agree about that letter. here's what he had to say . i agree with he had to say. i agree with everything within the letter . my everything within the letter. my problem is, is we're sending too many letters. this is obvious stuff . this is. and when we stuff. this is. and when we should have thought this out, when when brou