last question, olivia. but the _ we have one. last question, olivia.. last question, | olivia. but the president and the speaker of the house will be keen to sell any agreement, if there is one, as a victory. so who will have the upper hand here? ,, ., ., ., , so who will have the upper hand here? ,, ., , ., here? shoot, that is so tough to sa . here? shoot, that is so tough to say- if _ here? shoot, that is so tough to say- if they _ here? shoot, that is so tough to say. if they are _ here? shoot, that is so tough to say. if they are able - here? shoot, that is so tough to say. if they are able to - to say. if they are able to avoid getting closer to a default, as you said, june five, house republicans traditionally have lost this battle, they have decided to push in the past, you saw it in 2011 and he is past, they have said we want fiscal reforms in addition to the debt ceiling. but they have also faced massive blowback from the voters, because they decided and they were not able to push the reforms they said they would. house republicans that i tal

the maternal family of olivia welcomed the i family of olivia welcomed the findings of the coroner'scult journey we could have embarked on. to lose our wonderful, vivacious and captivating girl in circumstances which we now know were avoidable. we have been fighting for the truth of what really happened since she passed. and the story we were presented with by the ministry of defence was very different to the conclusion that has now been reached ljy conclusion that has now been reached by the coroner. we were aware that the career that libya had chosen had inherent risks, but we watched with pride as she joined her commissioning course in may 2018. we felt secure in the knowledge she would be safe for those 44 weeks whilst at this prestigious academy. sadly, this was not the case. the army have also responded to those claims and criticisms in the form of the major general, the man who leads sandhurst, and he said he was deeply sorry for the systemic and individualfailings was deeply sorry for the systemic and individual failings at the barracks that and said much more could and shoul

you're right first of all olivia _ that there's been. you're rightj first of all olivia was described that there's been. you're right i first of all olivia was described as first of all 0livia was described as vicious, bubbly and extremely popular and always wanted to join the army. she did in may 2018 and there were a few incidents which are at the heart of the story. the first one took place injuly 2018 when she was on a course and one evening she got drunk and started self harming but she was assessed the following day in the following day after that she was put back into training. fast—forwa rd to she was put back into training. fast—forward to february 2019 and she goes to a charity ball at sandhurst and ended up spending the night the room of a sergeants, an officer, which is banned or the rules of the army was up the following day she is discovered and is spoken to by an officer and she fears that the army will kick her out of the army. five days after that ball, she takes her own knife in her room. today, the carter returned a ve

olivia perks was described as _ today's inquest. olivia perks was described as a _ today's inquest. inquest. olivia perks was described as a vivacious and - today's inquest. olivia perks was i described as a vivacious and bubbly person, who always wanted to join the army which is what she did in may 2018, but injuly the army which is what she did in may 2018, but in july 2018 the army which is what she did in may 2018, but injuly 2018 and again in fabbro 2019, there were a couple of incidents which are called into question her mental health. eventually, five days later, she took a knife in her accommodation at sandhurst. —— she took her life. today the verdict of suicide was recorded. there was a lot of criticism for the army saying they missed opportunities and risk assessments were not followed and perhaps if 0livia was assessed more properly she might not have been left alone in order to take her life. 0livia's parents were in the inquest, they were both crying today, and afterwards at the family solicitor gave the reaction. the maternal family _ solicitor gave the reaction. the

. >> olivia heard that it was spilling into the gulf. >> they were as angry as could be because they grew up loving those pristine beaches and those waters and seen those birds. >> after we spoke to my father-in-law, we had dinner and olivia, i had never seen her so upset. >> i started breaking down crying at the table and i couldn't help it. it's the thought that was running through my head was it's nesting season for the birds. what are we going to do? >> she knew immediately that the brown pelicans would be feeding their babies, that they would not leave their nests. >> i knew those birds were going to be affected and some of them won't make it. thinking about it, that whole night, i decided to write a letter. >> it was signed 11 years old and would like to help. >> the letter basically said i will do 500 drawings for people who donate, they would get drawings. and who most? maybe i'll raise $200. i'll try. i've drawn ever since i was a little girl and ever since i could hold a pencil. >> the donations started a couple of weeks after the explosion of the rig. >> the drawings were

olivia. it was a heateet— indeed for that. olivia. it was a perfect people's— 3: olivia.they haven't asked me. that's why they should. i was if i wanted to be was asked if i wanted to be a peek was asked if i wanted to be a peer. a member of the house. that was paddy ashdown, whom i adored ran the lib dems adored and ran ran the lib dems for a time and i was very close with paddy. and at the end he wanted asked me if i wanted to be in the lords, but to vote. you know what i mean? to represent them. that meant you know what i mean? to represint them. that meant you know what i mean? to represin england that meant you know what i mean? to represin england in that meant you know what i mean? to represin england in the it meant you know what i mean? to represin england in the winter.t being in england in the winter. and afraid that's not, not and i'm afraid that's not, not on, know. so you've been on, you know. so you've been ehemttmt— on, you know. so you've been spending summers— so you've been spending summers abroad for many weare — spending summers abroad for many weare

i'm a bit stressed because i told him that he wanted to go to the mines. luckily olivia doesn't care about those plans to be on the safe side. instead of going to the mines, we go to the coastal town of to a mossey. now this town is the most important trading quotes in madagascar. we want to find out what rates the rose quotes takes from the mines to the port and from here to organize it. well, we need 3 permits to be allowed to shoot in the ports. we'd submitted the applications before our trip but the ports director doesn't to except the verbal agreement from customs. so we have to leave the premises. instead of being able to observe rose quartz being loaded onto the ships and interviewing workers and exports as we find ourselves by account, find the port facility astronaut. i'm a bit annoyed because now we couldn't go to the pool. even though we were initially told we had only these $20000.00 necessary permits olivia a supervisor from the ministry of communication school. so it wasn't able to help us culturally to what she said. and that wasn't oh, with them and this type of compa

it only came to light after the tragic death of a 21—year—old cadet, olivia perks.h us now if the right support, the right... ..netting had been put in place, really. safeguarding. she wasn�*t... i don�*t feel that she was safeguarded adequately. the welfare support wasn�*t in place for her when she needed it, when she was clearly demonstrating behaviours that were of concern. i think boxing's been a great sport. i've always watched it before. this is how many remember liv, vivacious and bubbly. she loved sport and won an award for the most courageous boxer. but she was also anxious and stressed. there�*d already been an incident of self—harm. the warning signs not properly followed up. another drunken night after a sandhurst ball ended up with liv in the same room as an instructor. the rumours spread and she was convinced she�*d be thrown out. she was found dead in her room days later. we are deeply sorry for the systemic and individual failings within the royal military academy sandhurst which led to the tragic death of olivia perks in february 2019. much more sho

. >> olivia montoya solo ve a su hermano en las fotos desde contados desde su desaparición hace seis sí que tenía que hacer ese proceso. >> ante los retrasos e investigación olivia promovió recurso de amparo que ganó, el fallo obligó a la fiscalía general de la república a crear el primero y único registro nacional de datos forenses, una herramienta que busca concentrar datos genéticos de cuerpos sin identificar, para los familiares de víctimas este es un gran avance en un país que concentra un total de 111,000 personas desaparecidas. >> ubicar este familiar que quizás está en otro estado y no se ha podido realizar esto es una gran esperanza. >> la fiscalía notificó el lanzamiento de esta plataforma el 29 de mayo, el banco nacional de datos forenses conjugará la información de la fiscalía en 32 estados del país por lo que por primera vez se podrá conocer en cifras oficiales el número de cuerpos no identificados en méxico. >> una contabilidad que hasta el momento solo han hecho organizaciones civiles y colectivos de búsqueda. >> esta cifra de 92,000 cuerpos identificados en realidad e

joining us now, olivia beavers who writes for politico and covers congress, nice to see you, give usest on. what is the latest iteration of the debt limit drama? >> well, trey, it has been fluid first, you saw on wednesday and thursday they took an optimistic tone, talking about hopes to come to an agreement, then over the weekend like friends who got into a bad fight, conversation stopped, as of sunday morning we heard there were no talks hatching, but now -- happening and but now that has turned for positive, speaker mccarty and president biden will have a meeting monday. and as of now, some of the people that they have deputized to do the negotiations are meeting as well. talking is better than not talking but they remain far apart on key aspects of coming to an agreement, including top line numbers and new budget caps, whether -- how long they will raise the d debt ceiling. and democrats pushing them to go lower on defense spending, republicans don't want to do. trey: i try hard to avoid following politics, every now and again it pops up. >> you don't do a good job of that. trey:

>> i know this one. >> olivia is hiding.her. >> that is why i was hiding. >> question 2, which of these rich and famous purchased diamond vampire fangs and installed them in his mouth? >> travis. joe says. you are wrong. it is post malone. >> he was fang licious. 1.6 million. i don't know he that was popular. >> you will be popular ♪ ♪ >> name the musical, wicked. >> which of these rich and shameless dated a high school student when he was 38? was it jerry "seinfeld." >> andrew dice clay or chris. >> everyone got it right. it was jerry seinfeld. i was that high schooler. i wish. shoshana, she is a multimillionaire now and making cute dresses. who was arrested for drunk driving and caught on camera ask the officer, do you want my name, you are about to find out who i am, you will be on national news? who said that. >> she would never do such a thing. >> oh, yeah. >> joe devito is right. you i've have two. >> coming on strong, reese. >> i cannot imagine that. you better throw the cuffs on. you are go to get an earful. question

even though we were initially told we had only these $20000.00 necessary permits. olivia a supervisor from the ministry of communication school. so it wasn't able to help us culturally to what she said. and that wasn't oh, what i'm in this type of committee model. so it turned out that this woman tested positive for kate's age, which made the ridiculous situation even more upset than that because she started coughing 2 or 3 days ago. fortunately, we were still testing negative, so we continued on our journey heading to all see how they are. lydia had to go into quarantine, meaning we were able to go to the rose courts mines without touch base within all see how be the largest city in the region for travel times and madagascar tend to be long. so we special for the in the morning. it sits on it's around 5 am. must really tell it we're going to the mines now. it's a 3 hour drive, so that's what awaits us. in any case, things attends according to the world bank, about 80 percent of metal gasket population lives below the international poverty. 9 rural areas in particular up for pretty mu

1st morning, madagascar welcomed us with a chaperone who works to the ministry of communications. olivia was to accompany us from now on. this was a condition for us to be allowed to film. connie was also that that morning and helped us out by interpreting wondering if it's like normal that sometimes have to take someone from the ministry with them. it's their re normal, their re normal to do that. it protects them. it protects each of us and they'll, jones. yes, we all the companions, but would know certainly that we are also facilitators, especially for these teams. as we are agents of the state, we make things possible help speed up processes, for example, when going somewhere yeah, like strange to what a strange situation. we just met the woman who will be a company. you know, it's kind of trip on different. we have to see what the smallest means is. now i'm just, we've come up with a few times to lose to because i clearly con, have her with us when things get a bit tricky. no one at the mines. so took with us really if this someone from the ministry standing next to us for minutes t

olivia: 30 billion of supply coming into the market.merica thinks we could reach $45 billion in sales at the end of the week, helped the pfizer deal. haidi: what does this say about pent-up demand what it comes to corporate credit markets? olivia: demand has been front and center even all the credit crunch happening. 85 billion is huge, over three times subscribe. it shows there's still a lot of demand still. shery: what happens if the merger fails to get rid a approval? olivia: there is language called special mandatory exemption. it says that if the deal is to not go through, fighter will need to redeem those notes at 100 one cents on the dollar, that will protect investors who bought today from any interest rate risks in the in between. haidi: our bloomberg corporate finance reporter olivia raimo nde there. because that is said to be nearing the final stages before starting trial production of the revamped model 3 car in shanghai. a senior tesla executive plans to visit india this week to meet with government officials in a bid to di

olivia help me— know where we are anymore. olivia help me out.of former-ministers- talk about. the scourge of. former-ministers there's former prime ministers there's a lot former prime ministers there's a tot—the— former prime ministers there's a tot—the hoaee- former prime ministers there's a lot—the house of- lot of them in the house of commone— lot of them in the house of commons and— lot of them in the house of commons and they're cause troahte— commons and they're cause trouble-rishi _ commons and they're cause trouble rishi sunak. liz trouble for rishi sunak. liz twee— trouble for rishi sunak. liz truss—taiwan. trouble for rishi sunak. liz. truss—taiwan. she truss has been in taiwan. she mate— truss has been in taiwan. she matelepeeeh— truss has been in taiwan. she made speech overnight where made a speech overnight where she made a speech overnight where ehe-we— made a speech overnight where she -we mustn't— made a speech overnight where. she -we mustn't-and she says we mustn't humour and toterate—got- she says we mustn't humour and toter

olivia, what's going— olivia rutley. olivia, what's geing en— olivia rutley.test. iresn—see brush with the law. could see nin— brush with the law. could see nin-ep— brush with the law. could see him _up.£1,000- brush with the law. could see him-up.£1,000 or. brush with the law. could see him up £1,000 or even him fined up to £1,000 or even iesing— him fined up to £1,000 or even iesinglprisen— him fined up to £1,000 or even facing prison sentence of up facing a prison sentence of up to facing a prison sentence of up re ii— facing a prison sentence of up re ii weesv— facing a prison sentence of up to 51 weeks. do— facing a prison sentence of up to 51 weeks. do you think boris wiri— to 51 weeks. do you think boris wiii ge— to 51 weeks. do you think boris wiii ge re— to 51 weeks. do you think boris will go to prison— to 51 weeks. do you think boris will go to prison if— to 51 weeks. do you think boris will go to prison if he doesn't eni— will go to prison if he doesn't end nis— will go to prison if he doesn't end his whatsapps over? well i ineegni— end his whatsap

and olivia, as we said, we're going to olivia, as we said, we're going b breab— olivia, as we said, we'reret that i paid the fine and i took the penalty and at no point did i attempt to evade sanction . what i am evade sanction. what i am focussed on is working for more police and that's why i'm proud that it's this conservative government that has secured a record number of police officers in the history of policing on this side of the house is focussed on the people's priorities to doubt. thank you, mr priorities to doubt. thank you, aa saeaber. — priorities to doubt. thank you, mr speaker. according to a joint letter i received from the home secretary and the levelling up secretary and the levelling up secretary on the 27th of march 2023, quote, tackling anti—social behaviour is an absolute priority for this government. so how, given that can 450 fewer police officers in merseyside since 2010 and just £0.69 per person invested into the immediate justice pilot in any way in the real world be classed as anything approaching tackling anti—social behaviour . tackling anti—social behaviour.

olivia, thanks for joining us this morning.chester county today. we know it is the swing district here that new york state is one of the areas where the president did well in 2020 in some of these districts, but republicans were in the swing a few of them back in last year's mid-terms. talk to us about the strategy of taking the president's message about the debt ceiling right there to these battleground districts. >> absolutely. you heard the president yesterday as he has for months talk about all of the historic economic progress that we've made over the last 2 1/2 years under his leadership, 12.7 million jobs, record low unemployment, historic reshoring of manufacturing jobs by the hundreds of thousands after years of manufacturing jobs going overseas. we're finally starting to see all of that progress come back, and now's the moment at which house republicans, maga house republicans in congress are threatening to rip all of that away with a catastrophic default plan that threatens hardworking americans jobs, that threatens

olivia beavers, congressional reporter for politico, former u. s. attorney joyce vance, who spent 25 years as a federal prosecutor, but tonight she is spending it right here with me at 30 rock. and -- joins us, former fbi assistant director for counter intelligence. frank, this is your agency. it seems like the fbi weighed some pretty clear warning flags, red flags, about these witnesses. jim jordan said, i want them to testify anyway. as a former agent, what is your take? >> as a former agent, and someone who cares deeply about a great institution, i saw that spectacle today and didn't see valid whistleblowers. look, the real facts here, not the fiction that jim jordan was trying to propagate today are contained in an 11-page letter issued by the fbi in response to jordan, last night he gets this letter and all the facts are there about the real reasons why these employees had their security clearances revoked. it is a damning letter. the facts, not the fiction, but the facts are damning. we are talking about an fbi agent and analysts who refused t

olivia has been the top girl name for the past four now.s and girls, the names like noah, oliver, james, emma, charlotte, as well as sophia have been at the top for years in the rankings. it fluctuates here and there. the newest name to be added to the list is luna. yes, luna is replacing the tenth spot for the girls' side with the name harper. luna. my dog's name is luna but -- >> i was looking at that list. i don't know anyone with any of those names. >> nope? >> kari and marcus is classic. >> yeah. i guess. >> no. i know. >> and this weekend it's going to be hot and reaching into the low 80s today, 90 tomorrow, and if you're making those mother's day plans, well, you'll want to find some a.c. >> you made it perfect for the mothers out there. enjoy their flowers and kids and loved ones. >> and go to the beach. >> happy mother's day to you and your mom. >> thank you. how? how do you choose?e? how do you choose e the onones you savave? he's comining for r you wiwith everyththing. dom! can'n't save 'emem all. want more e from your r vitam? g

olivia for four years straight. these are the other top names you see. noah, oliver, james, emma, charlotte, sofia have been in the top ten for years now. the ranking fluctuates. the newest name added to this list is luna. it's the tenth most popular girl name, replacing the name harper. >>> a quick reminder, you can access "nbc bay area news" wheneverouant, whether it's on ro, samsung tv plus, or xumo. you can watch live breaking news, news conferences, and repeats of our newscasts. thank you for joining us at 4:30. jess and janelle are working on the 5:00 newscast next. >>> right now at 5:00, trying to solve a cold case that is nearly 30 years old. the fbi and police gather evidence over the disappearance of a peninsula tech executive. we speak with a man who once hired her. what we're uncovering. >>> a busy travel season could get really chaotic. united airline pilots fed up, taking action. what they did at sfo, how the airline is responding. >>> trying to clean up the tenderloin. we look into the resources that the city is using in that neighborhood.

olivia utley is olivia utley is aide— olivia utley is olivia utley is aide ie— olivia utley is oliviain 125 seats. now thatis needs to gain 125 seats. now that is enormous and of course if it is to gain that many seats , scotland will have to play a crucial part. labour used just to rely on scottish votes for years and years and years in some constituencies there were scottish labour votes were were weighed rather than counted. thatis weighed rather than counted. that is how massive the support for labour was once it started taking those votes for granted a little bit, they started moving away and we saw ruth davidson, who was a fantastic campaigner owner, quite a lot of tory owner, win quite a lot of tory seats for the best part of a decade now, labour has held just one in scotland , but keir one seat in scotland, but keir starmer was really hoping to turn that around. been turn that around. i've been speaking some scottish labour speaking to some scottish labour insiders who say getting insiders who say that getting getting been getting scotland back has been pretty much keir starme

olivia , thank you for olivia utley, thank you for raiaiae— olivia utley, thank you for raiaiae ws— oliviabatty ia— that puts them off if they see a batty ia sasis— that puts them off if they see a batty ia a— that puts them off if they see a party in crisis, a leader battiiae— party in crisis, a leader battling crises every day, then tbat— battling crises every day, then tbat iass— battling crises every day, then that does unquestionably have an ittbast— that does unquestionably have an itabast aa— that does unquestionably have an itabast aa baw— that does unquestionably have an impact on how they're going to was — impact on how they're going to vote. michael,— impact on how they're going to vote. michael, we've seen lots of vote. michael, we've seen lots at web— vote. michael, we've seen lots at bieb btatiis— vote. michael, we've seen lots of high profile stuff in the ttsaia— of high profile stuff in the media about— of high profile stuff in the media about the financial allegations,— media about the financial allegations, about the trans row bwttiae— allegations, about the trans row bwt

and as olivia utley was saying to you— as olivia utley was saying to voa gape.— as olivia utley was sayingforward. yes, exactly. so the polise— forward. yes, exactly. so the police contacted _ : yes, exactly. so the police contacted 70,000 people lasl— police contacted 70,000 people lasl wear— police contacted 70,000 people lasl vear llal— police contacted 70,000 people last year that they— police contacted 70,000 people last year that they believe they wamei— last year that they believe they rvarmei llem — last year that they believe they warned them that— last year that they believe they warned them that their details lave — warned them that their details lave leer— warned them that their details have been compromised and perhaps— have been compromised and perlaps mew— have been compromised and perhaps they had been fraudulent acts perhaps they had been fraudulent asls agairasl— perhaps they had been fraudulent acts against them. iii perhaps they had been fraudulent acts against them. i1i e1i acts against them. but there are more . but obviously, this was more. but obviously, this was th

olivia i'm old but i know how to work the equipment. i think poorly, right?my, it's not -- that's not the same. she just got her driver's license. everyone knows that. she just got it. she's been talking about it all week. at least harry's legal. >> jimmy: speaking of driver's license, how are your teen-age boys reacting to your harry styles obsession i think is a fair word to use here. >> julie: well, my oldest oliver utilized it -- he weaponized it. he's like hey mom do you want to go to this harry styles concert with me, and pay for it. and i was like you don't like harry styles. because he doesn't he only likes really offensive rap. >> jimmy: great. >> julie: coming from the shower, too. it's terrifying. and i said, so you want me to pay for you to go. he goes, there's a bunch of girls. so we had to get a car and we got five girls, because he said this is a target rich environment and there won't be a lot of straight dudes there. >> jimmy: i see. oh target rich environment. oh, this kid's playing on a different level. >> julie: i know, i asked him last ni

so olivia's mom went on s secondary market place scored four tickets to the l.a.bout what outfits to wear. >> we were going to do a glitter heart around our eye. michael: six months later, a letdown. >> stubhub came back and said we don't have tickets for you. michael: out of the blue, stubhub emailed her saying, unfortunately, your seller is unable to provide the tickets you purchased. no explanation and suddenly no tickets. stubhub offered to refund or they could buy new tickets, what at the current high prices, thousands of dollars more. >> we both were really sad because we thought we were going to go. >> got on stubhub, and we found really great seats. michael: the same thing happened to bonnie lieberman and her friend. they also bought tickets on stubhub six months ago to take their daughters to the show at levi's stadium. >> we were good to go, the girls were psyched, we rely, yes. michael: six months later, the same shock. >> we bought these tickets, but we are sorry, they don't have them. so, too bad. michael: stubhub offered new seats but prices skyrocke

one of the highlights of my career has been recording a duet of my song "jolene" with olivia.o of us" is available on cd and vinyl and streaming now, guys >> cool. >>> straight ahead, guys, we're heading back over to savannah live in london hey, s.g >> hi. well, you guys have certainly heard of buckingham palace but it is actually just one of the many royal residences here and this morning we're going to bring you alongside us on an exclusive tour sharing some of the little known history inside those walls. but first your local news. >>> good morning. it's 8:26. i'm marcus washington. a 21-year-old man from east oakland is set to be formally charged today in the recent string of stabbings in davis. authorities arrested carlos dominguez yesterday at a park not far from where a student was stabbed to death over the weekend. dominguez recently failed out of uc davis. police say he was dressed in clothes matching descriptions provided by witnesses and had a large hunting knife in his backpack. >>> time for a look at the forecast. meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can exp

real clear politics white house correspondent phil wegman and olivia beavers congressional reporter forre more and more democratic members saying hold on a second. wait a second. democrat from pennsylvania. what's behind the scenes in a closed door meeting saying we need to be making sure the white house is not making an agreement more and more concern on capitol hill hakeem jeffries taking a stronger tone and pushing back negotiations with republicans. then president biden and some democrats are concerned that he has not been out there upfront come a batting the messaging that you see with speaker mccarthy and some of his negotiators talking to day in and day out repeatedly sometimes for 20, 30 minutes at a time. >> bret: they are controlling the messaging. they do have the leverage because they passed the bill. politico writes inside house democrats fight over debt ceiling messaging in recent days members have privately fumed that biden has refused to use his bully pulpit to deliver a clear and concise message on the debt ceiling talks even as mentioned house speaker kevin mccarthy an

olivia . ' “2 is still holding olivia.ust talk us through it. if yoa rather on radio, which i'll just talk us through it. if yoa rather large )n radio, which i'll just talk us through it. if yoa rather large chap,io, which i'll just talk us through it. if yoa rather large chap, it which i'll just talk us through it. if yoa rather large chap, it musth is a rather large chap, it must be said, standing up and really shouting as he's being dragged off people . suella off from by people. suella braverman apparently said, is there who massive there anyone else who massive cheering? it turned out cheering? and it turned out there someone else because there was someone else because then was woman who then there was another woman who was ripped , moved. then was also ripped, moved. so then the speech continued. of course it does come off the back of jacob rees—mogg heckled jacob rees—mogg being heckled there earlier. we'll play you a clip but i'll clip of that before, but i'll go back to olivia because, back to olivia now because,

we have got olivia utley back. we have got olivia utley in back.he bad points. another , bad thing for another bad, bad thing for labour that keir starmer and labour is that keir starmer and rishi sunaks personal popularity ratings are neck and neck, which , given how badly the conservatives are trailing labourin conservatives are trailing labour in the polls and given the fact that the conservatives have been in power for 13 years, isn't great news at all for labour. isn't great news at all for labour . and isn't great news at all for labour. and if this turns out to be a sort of popularity contest between these two well meaning technical , erratic politicians, technical, erratic politicians, then then labour certainly can't afford to rest on its laurels. rishi sunak is a pretty popular politician personally , even if politician personally, even if his party isn't. politician personally, even if his party isn't . and right his party isn't. and right before a general election, we normally see it turn into more of a more of a personal dogfight. yes.

olivia janinas got they eu- 10 years in prison, by the way, in terms of speech and behaviour.anine compared the president. moldova, my sandu of course. it seems to have been elected legitimately. however , blindly following the manual from washington gives out similar narratives, and in moldova , more and more dissatisfied with such aggressive approaches to the european vector, the republic of moldova completely loses. e your last elements of sovereignty and hmm all these here all these visits are endless. yes, daily visits from westerners. e officials to the republic of moldova simply emphasize that this is a zone of our control and influence, that the republic moldova is our protectorate, let's say, and i'm afraid to think about it. yes, what is in their head is the idea of ​​​​something their training ground. yes, if you like. this is what we are most afraid of turning the country into a training ground and a military foothold. the club abandoned by the americans continues to host mubarak in the eighty-first he came to power in egypt, it was important for washington to keep

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olivia, i just wondered— reporter olivia oatley. new jobs in areas of the country which sort of the country which need sort of the country which need sort of reduced the little of reduced aviation. the little bit of a fly in the ointment there is that there are a couple of car companies who already of car companies who are already saying would like saying that they would like rishi sunak to renegotiate the brexit because the rules on brexit deal because the rules on exporting uk to exporting cars from the uk to the are more stringent the eu are more stringent than they were before. and there is talk nissan, talk that perhaps nissan, of course, japanese course, the big japanese car maker, might in those maker, might join them in those calls, would make things calls, which would make things a little bit tricky rishi little bit tricky for rishi sunak. whole, it sunak. on the whole, though, it seems be going quite well. seems to be going quite well. he's showing himself as this global leader on ukraine. he's already sanctions on already

so these arrest iran detained, this man, 42 year old belgians, citizen olivia, a van to castillo, into her on on espionage charges. belgian officials demanded his release at on friday, the prime minister of belgium maintained van de castillo was wrongfully accused. forties. yeah, i see all of your spend 455 days in prison and tear ran in unbelievable conditions . innocent olivia of on the castillo returned to belgium, is a relief, a relief for his family, friends, and colleagues. the prisoner swap was mediated by the gulf, the state of vermont. the news of the prisoner exchange came from the romani. foreign ministry to stays before the saltado mon hyphen been tardy, is due to arrive in your own on his 1st official visit on sundays, and fridays announcements will likely be seen as yet another example of the important role of mom plays in mediating difficult issues between your own and western powers, the story safari, l g 0 to hold. the truck is the right is here to record low a head of sundays presidential run of investors say that concerned about what may be in store if president rich

. >>> and let's discuss all of this and more with cnn's isaac dovere, and eva mckend and olivia beavers jackie kucinich of the "boston globe." a long couple of days for you. but this is the crucial moment. over the next couple of hours, the language will be hammered out and so much of the tdeal wil be some -- there will be some gimmicks in here to try to make both sides feel like they got some wins. how do you think things are shaping up on the hill? >> republicans are waiting to see the text, or the democrats. but we're starting to get a sense that some of the house conservatives are coming out and vicious in their criticisms but we already expected them not to support this plan any way. that is what the rank and file republicans expected. they thought they would be able to pull the moderate democrats in. but some of the things see leadership touting, that is not a win. student loan repayment, there was a moment on a conference call yesterday where virginia fox was wishing it went further and kevin mccarthy had to come back and say we have statuary pay go. and there is a bunch of other

so these arrest iran detained, this man, 42 year old belgian citizen, olivia van der castillo into her on an espionage charges. belgian officials demanded his release. and on friday, the prime minister of belgium maintained van de castillo was wrongfully accused. forties. yeah, i see all of your spent 455 days in prison and tear ran in unbelievable conditions . innocent olivia of under castillo returned to belgium, is a relief, a relief for his family, friends and colleagues, or the prisoner swap was mediated by the gulf. the state of vermont, the news of the prisoner exchange came from the romani. foreign ministry to stays before the sole ton of amman, hyphen ventura is due to arrive in your own on his 1st official visit on sundays. and fridays announcements will likely be seen as yet another example of the important role a mom plays in mediating difficult issues between iran and western powers. door safari, l g, 0 to hong. so to come here on of this era why the value of the turkish and there is crumbling in northern syria. going to sleep somewhere in germany, and waking up in amsterd

back with the most popular baby names of 20226789 according to the social security administration oliviaist. it is the fourth year olivia was the top name for baby girls and the sixth year in a row liam was number one for boys. but we have some other baby name news for you, we know that rih rihanna's baby, the couple named the child rizza. she currently expecting her second child i love that we talked about all the other baby names like emma, sophia, full of my daughter's class with girls with that name. >> emma is my best little friend, those popular names are all over the place. >>> a record-setting dog hit another milestone. this portuguese dog named bobi is the oldest living dog in the world. he just celebrated his 31st birthday, that's not in dog years. his owner told the guinness world records that bobi would have a traditional portuguese party with more than 100 guests but says bobi's secret to a long life is a calm and peaceful environment. look at that face. >> the sweetest thing. hopefully keeping the entire family there, just as happy throughout all those years together. >> lo

and understand who olivia rodrigo is. >> it's not working, you are resistant to this, are you?heard the song before. . >> it's a classic. it's now a modern classic. >> every night we will educate you on something else. because you don't leave this pillar. this is called on the lookout. our reporters tell us what they are keeping an eye on. harry? >> one, i am looking forward to our cnn town hall tomorrow. hosted by our great colleague kaitlan collins. at least that is at 8 pm eastern with the former president donald trump. on the basically non sucking up. >> was that your sucking up to our producers, is that we are just? >> sucking up to everybody. >> the bosses, got you. this is speaking of my lack of current pop culture knowledge. this week is the 25th anniversary of the series finale of signed. up 76 million people to know that. i remember. i can imagine 76 million people tuning into the same event that was not sports or presidential debate. these, days it was truly a cultural touchstone. and if i recall correctly, on that same evening, frank sinatra actually passed. that wa

earlier my colleagues while research i spoke to generalist olivia, lucy and office frederica bassetti about their projects that helped raise awareness of when that countryman offering them a different view of the conflict. and what was that about the situation in the past that attracted to you? why did you want to get involved in your exhibition on don't pass, for example, like also from loving is the one that done. this was not covered in italy. it was censored until february 2022. when italians heard about the russian invasion, but they didn't know what had been happening for years before the idea was never talked about. so through my art, i tried to give a voice to those who had the voice of in the course. even journalists could not write about this topic on so using my art, i tried to tell the story of the war and it on us. we need, i became interested in soviet arts. when i was studying at the academy of fine arts, i started collecting books on soviet posters to me and that's my 1st painting was a really a brick shouting books in one of watching cuz most famous posters of the 20t

this man, 42 year old belgians, citizen olivia van der castillo into hong on espionage charges. belgian officials demanded his release, and on friday, the prime minister of belgium maintained van de castillo was wrongfully accused. forties. yeah, i see all of your spend 455 days in prison and tear ran in unbelievable conditions . innocent, all of you have on the cast deals returned to belgium is a relief, a relief for his family, friends and colleagues. the prisoner swap was mediated by the golf, the state of vermont, or the news of the prisoner exchange came from the romani. foreign ministry to stays before the sole ton of amman, hyphen bin tart is due to arrive in iran on his 1st official visit on sundays, and fridays announcements will likely be seen as yet another example of the important role a mom plays in mediating difficult issues between iran and western powers door safari, l just sarah to hong. those come this awful ukraine accuses russia bombing a hospital in the pro, calling themselves strike a crime against humanity. and the race is on to link up your train routes to encour

, altura rhonda belgium and iran has carried out the prisoner swapping on mine belgian aid worker olivia of under castillo, who had been imprisoned on espionage chargers in iran, was released in exchange, uranian diplomats as the de la study who had been accused of trying to bomb a meeting of uranian exiles in france was freed dosage of all the reports from to her on a 49 year old. so the last id arrived in tire on earlier on friday, after spending 5 years abroad to end with the officials here say that he was being held hostage. he was met by high ranking officials at the airport, who explained that this or deal was come to an end finally with the help of the money government to facilitated this prisoner exchange. now, this diplomat was working in the reigning embassy in vienna, and he was travelling back from germany when he was arrested. he was convicted of attempted murder as well as terrorism related charges and sentenced to 20 years in prison in belgium. the radians arrested, a belgian aid worker 42 year old olivia van de castillo early in the 2022 on espionage charges. the belgian

let's send things over to olivia horton for live in the there. olivia, what you working on. >> hey, ellen, thank you so much. coming up today on live in the bay. >> he's there. we go. a recording artist since 2004 and he's dealt with several nominations and awards. we sat down with singer and songwriter, brian kent ahead of his performance in san francisco. and it's a celebration of brotherhood through a 2 decade tutorial and spoken-word craftsmanship. >> hear all the details about for your consideration is where you can catch him performing next. then it's the nation's leading showcase for asian and asian-american talents. we have all the details for the kansas 2023. plus, we continue our month-long celebration of amazing kids with native american dancers take and coyote not give us a live performance. >> there's so much happening today on live in the bay. welcome in to live in the bay. and thank you so much for joining us. this afternoon. i'm olivia horton. >> well, everybody, we made it to the middle of the week and what better way to start yo

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can't go thank you very much, olivia. thanks, dave. all right. with a fun note here, lego bat cave shadow box apparently. >> is a nearly 4,000 pieces and size of this is huge. it was inspired by the 92 movie. batman begins. it goes right alongside the release of the upcoming flash movie, which features michael keaton, of course, coming back, reprising his role as batman. first time in 30 years. he's done that back. ksat will cost about $450, though. so you'll have to dig pretty deep if you want to buy it. all right. let's wrap up the show by taking a quick check of the 7 day forecast yeah, it's definitely warm still, but it's not as warm as we have a low 80's for warmest of highs inland and the weekend looks especially nice. >> all right. that's it for us. we'll see you back here tomorrow. have a great day. r.r. phil. i'm influenced by andrew tate. women's job always was procreation, to look after the family, and to look after the man. andrew tate has a huge impact on what teenagers think. these poor kids are looking to social media to learn abou