rebecca: 100%. died before i started the edith book, but i heard her voice in my head all the time. one of the things that i have learned from mom, as a historian and as a writer, one of the things she always said was how valuable personal letters were as a source, because the men -- she wrote a lot about the early republic when the men were very self-conscious about the fact that they were making history. so, they wrote these letters, they were already marble statues. they knew everyone would breed them. the women wrote letters that were just as full of content about what contemporary life is like but not curated for a public audience. they talked about how people were thinking as they talked about the gossip of the day and how frustrating it was that the roads were paved. you got not only a context of what life was like, but it -- they were writing for each other. that was true for edith, because of the love letters. the whole time i was reading their letters and trying to understand them better t

joining us now rebecca gregory founder of rebecca's angels. rebecca, wow, i think i have seen you for a 9.5 years. it's the first time i have seen you. you look fantastic. tell us how you have turned this tragedy into something that is so meaningful to you and to so many others at this point? >> thank you so much for having me, laura. it's great to see you. i reflect back. it's been 10 years now. we just had the 10 year anniversary last weekend. we went up to boston to cheer on my husband that was running in it. he is not a runner. that was done entirely in honor of noah and i. that was really special. i just keep thinking back to that day. of course we saw the horror and evil. it was the worst thing. my phone was laying next to me on the sidewalk. i was in a pool of my own blood. there were bbs and everything. the other part of that is that i saw the goodness and humanity. i saw the brave people, the first responders, the innocent civilians, all rushing into save us not knowing if a third or fourth bomb was getting ready to go off. just knowi

rebecca yeah. i mean, i genuinety— rebecca yeah. the tennet— live in the studio now by the former chancellor of the tvtneguer. — former chancellor of the exchequer, kwasi kwarteng. now, tvesi— exchequer, kwasi kwarteng. now, tvesi et— exchequer, kwasi kwarteng. now, kwasi, of course,— exchequer, kwasi kwarteng. now, kwasi, of course, look, plenty of kwasi, of course, look, plenty et intertent— kwasi, of course, look, plenty of important political and economic issues for us to get stutt— economic issues for us to get stutt inte. — economic issues for us to get stuck into. but— economic issues for us to get stuck into. but look, i want to est— stuck into. but look, i want to est yen— stuck into. but look, i want to est yen tint.— stuck into. but look, i want to ask you first, because this is tne— ask you first, because this is tne tirst— ask you first, because this is the first appearance that you've nete— the first appearance that you've made _were were- the first appearance that you've made were were part of made since you were were

rebecca yeah. i mean, i gehuhhehy— rebecca yeah. tvaeh— exchequer, kwasi kwarteng. now, tvaeh. ot— exchequer, kwasi kwarteng. now, kwasi, of course,— exchequer, kwasi kwarteng. now, kwasi, of course, look, plenty of kwasi, of course, look, plenty ot hmrortamt— kwasi, of course, look, plenty of important political and economic issues for us to get etuot— economic issues for us to get etuot hmto. — economic issues for us to get stuck into. but— economic issues for us to get stuck into. but look, i want to aet— stuck into. but look, i want to aet you— stuck into. but look, i want to aet you thet— stuck into. but look, i want to ask you first, because this is the— ask you first, because this is the thret— ask you first, because this is the first appearance that you've matte— the first appearance that you've made _were were- the first appearance that you've made were were part of made since you were were part of the— made since you were were part of thhe ethmg. — made since you were were part of this sting. there— made since you were wer

also during the of equation, rebecca seattle on our side. we heard gunshots and even planes, although you may make fighters which warmed neighborhood stay very close to where we were driving the on ball that a big acre cafferty. there are concerns in sudan, but the exodus of foreign nationals will encourage the warring generals to once again escalate. the conflict. turning and already dar humanitarian situation even worse and forcing hundreds of thousands of refugees to flee into neighboring countries. for centuries are running high in israel as it marks 75 years of independence. it comes on the heels of memorial day a day to remember lives lost in war and in militant attacks. it is usually a time when the country comes together. but this year, there are also protests thousands of gathered in tel aviv to show their opposition to controversial judicial reforms which have polarized the country. the events are also taking place amid a surge in violence between israelis and palestinians. w rebecca readers is at the protest until of eve, she told

thank you, rebecca. okay, so don't go away because we're going to continue this conversation because after the break, we're going to talk with rebecca about the future of big tech. ah ah, at the end of the 18th century britain began the illegal opium frayed in china. this hard drug causing addiction and literally destroying the human body became a gold mine for business men from the foggy elbow. however, the ruling chinese gene dynasty tried to resist and to stop the illegal trade, which provoked the wrath of the london business community. in 1840 without a declaration of war, the english fleet began to seize and plunder chinese coastal forts. the barley, armed and morally drained chinese army, was unable to provide adequate resistance. the ging empire was forced to hand hong kong over to england and opened his sports for trading the lethal in 1856, france and the united states joined in the robbery of china. the anglo french troops defeated the chinese occupied beijing and committed an unprecedented rob

okay. rebecca rita's there in truly jerusalem. rebecca, many facts. okay, let's get around up now of some other world news headlights. north korea has carried out another a test of what it calls an underwater attack drone capable of carrying nuclear weapons state media. so the drone traveled for over 70 hours before it was detonated. it's in response to joint military drills by the u. s. south korea and japan. conflicting us court rulings have cast uncertainty over access to a common abortion drug. a judge in texas suspended the long standing approval of me for pris, done. shortly after another federal judge in washington state ordered authorities to keep the drug on the market. in the 17 states that filed the lawsuit, russia has charged wall street journal reporter evan gush cabbage with espionage. russian authorities arrested him last month in the city of get your catherine book, accusing him of trying to obtain classified material. now the newspaper denies coverage was buying and is demanding his immediate release will. according to british intelli

thank you, rebecca. oh, okay, don't go away because we're going to continue this conversation because after the break, we're going to talk with rebecca about the future of big tech. ah huh. ah ah ah, in the least hunter, russian state little never. i've side as i'm phoning most landscape div asking him then i can also send up with within the 55 with okay, so mine is 2000 speedy. one else was about with we will van in the european union, the kremlin. yup. machine. the state aunt, rush up to date and school r t sport mckibben our video agency, roughly all brand on youtube with question. did you think it requests with ah, yes. now are you? yes. so if it's deploy box near to melting in urban group. kim's in the book is up at album the national, shifty radiates for the fuel showcase in. i'm going to let them know that sounds good. it's a, it's a boiler. why is it w, boy, i ah, ah, what would be my last name that would be, what am i in my chair at the water doesn't want that extra mom, but i know it's up under

w correspondent rebecca rita's in jerusalem. rebecca hi. what can you tell us about the attack in tel aviv? well ted, to the really high here at the moment. jared, i'll try to walk you through the events of the last couple of days. as you mentioned, there was a ramming a tac last night around 930 p and local time in tel aviv. we're a 45 year old palestinian man with israeli citizenship as he was later identified or took, took a car rammed, or some pedestrians on the sidewalk in a busy area in television, on the promenade, near the beach in front of several international hotels. he rammed into 8 people, killing one man, who as you mentioned, has been identified as an italian tourist. 7 others were injured. they've also been identified as tourist, some italian and some british. now, the italian prime minister has expressed her sorrows, his condemned the attack. the attacker was killed at the scene. now, as you also mentioned, that attack comes just hours after another deadly attack in the west bank, where a settler family was driving in the j

we have rebecca vincent, she's director of operations on campaigns, reporters without borders. rebecca under team. we're scheduled to meet julian sandra belmont president on tuesday morning. but the prison st off reversed the decision and bought them from visiting. finally arrived in washington dc as bruce fine former us associate deputy attorney general. an international lawyer were also joined in london by jeffrey robinson. casey's human human rights barrister, on founder of doughty steep chambers. jeffrey has been a former legal advisor to julian songs. i warm welcome to you all. rebecca, i want to start with you talk us through what happened when you went to see jolina? sounds well report us about borders had negotiated access to visit him in bell march today. this actually took months to get vetted by the prison to receive a confirmed visit time for this morning. we followed all of the relevant procedures and rules. we arrived early with all of our documents, but were then told that there had been a last minute decision that we would not be allowed in. this was attributed to the p

i'll thank you, rebecca fan in for giving us your insight today. in the old 1900 eighty's show lifestyles of the rich and famous were still in existence. today i have no doubt. those in the tech sector would often be featured by the end of 2021 . the global tech industry was estimated to reach a market value of $5.00 trillion dollars. while the seems like a lot of money, it is still out paste by the financial and real estate industries. however, those are the industries which have been around for generations. while the tech industry has mainly seen its growth in the last 30 years, make it a rapidly growing industry. this as a key component of technology is new development and advancement. the opportunities are limited, but to survive, you need to have someone who is not only a visionary from the tech perspective, but someone who is actually good of business. therefore, the main difference between which companies will thrive in which one will fall to the wayside is a leadership. tech giants like you on muscogee phases are continuously diversifying t

i can hear rebecca fuel expand. i can hear rebecca getting very excited . despite the legally binding . to net the legally binding. to net zero. okay next up, the independent newspaper now emily maitlis in the independent trump's house of cards is about come crashing down. is that wishful thinking or does she speak the truth? simon calder brexit's to blame for easter houday brexit's to blame for easter holiday woe and things will only get worse and abandoned by country. they served a thousand afghan ends stranded pakistan after uk forces because raaf evacuation had stopped the sunday telegraph next. staff can see their boss if customers offend them. sunak faces tory revolt over laws that could leave employers facing an explosion of litigation. uk's entrant bashes boris and britain in lockdown. children wait a year for nhs . also, how about year for nhs. also, how about this one? cows will get flat . this one? cows will get flat. charlotte's blockers so uk can hit net zero goal. what a load of the sunday mirror. now tv's sara on strictly partners baby joy. t

we want to understand how we can detect them being fake. >> rebecca: rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york rebecca, for that. we are joined by eric schmidt thank you for coming in. you have been at the forefront of this debate for quite a while. big ten plus the promise and the peril of a.i. >> imagine a world where you have an a.i. doctor who makes everyone healthier i in the whoe world. imagine a world where you have an a.i. tutor that increases the educational capability of everyone in every language globally. these are remarkable. and these technologies which are truly known as large language models are clearly going to do this. but at the same time, they face extraordinary -- we face extraordinary new change in those challenges from the stings whether it is the deepfakes that you discussed or what happens when people fall in love with their a.i. tutors? >> george: you have that crazy "the new york times" article. >> yeah, and i'm not too great about the reporter married trying to get to the a.i. system and get him to leave is why. that was an error in the computer. i'm more worried ab

i can hear rebecca fuel expand. i can hear rebecca getting very excited . the legally binding . to net the legally binding. to net zero. okay next up, the independent newspaper now emily maitlis in the independent trump's house of cards is about come crashing down. is that wishful thinking or does she speak the truth? simon calder brexit's to blame for easter houday brexit's to blame for easter holiday woe and things will only get worse and abandoned by country. they served a thousand afghan ends stranded pakistan after uk forces because raaf evacuation had stopped the sunday telegraph next. staff can see their boss if customers offend them. sunak faces tory revolt over laws that could leave employers facing an explosion of litigation. uk's entrant bashes boris and britain in lockdown. children wait a year for nhs . also, how about year for nhs. also, how about this one? cows will get flat . this one? cows will get flat. charlotte's blockers so uk can hit net zero goal. what a load of the sunday mirror. now tv's sara on strictly partners baby joy. this is t

absolutely, thank you, rebecca. oh okay, so don't go away because we're going to continue this conversation because after the break, we're going to talk with rebecca about the future of big tech. huh . ah, i look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order is a conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about personal intelligence at the point obviously is to race trust or rather than fear i would like to take on various jobs with artificial intelligence. real, somebody with a robot must protect its own existence with ah, yes. now i can you? yes, so if it's deploy box near to nothing, you know them up. you know, the new book is up probably the natalie. she's the radiator young showcase in under. let them know that sounds good. it's a boiler. why is it up to a boy a quote on my chair, the says, laura doesn't want that much extra mom, but i know it's up under that whole. sh welcome

thank you, rebecca. okay, the don't go away because we're going to continue this conversation because after the break, we're going to talk with rebecca about the future of big tech. ah ah ah ah, the i can't imagine a situation in which target would be me being natal auto cross station or out or from anger or out of some says or automate dispute with one or 2 natal members. we have learned how to deal with them. why not? so if they basically do something nasty to us, we can do something more nasty to them. the news ah, welcome back. i'm going to have you're watching the 360 of you. we're going to continue our discussion regarding the rise and possible fall of big tech, which will pick a fan and who are the journalists to specialized in the tech industry and author of her new book, silicon heart land transforming the midwest from rust belt to tech belt can now be found on amazon, talks about it. silicon hard land is on pre order at amazon right now. and barnes and noble and many other sites. you know, has

there rebecca.— strong stuff from emma webb. there rebecca. mean, he is there rebecca.e representative. _ placed on earth to be his divine representative. and i think tnat-e— representative. and i think that's possibly— representative. and i think that's possibly why it's being a ttttte— that's possibly why it's being a ttttte ttt— that's possibly why it's being a little bit de—christianised teauee— little bit de—christianised teauee r— little bit de—christianised because i think with every eoonaton— because i think with every coronation that— because i think with every coronation that you've had over the coronation that you've had over tne taet— coronation that you've had over tne taet o— coronation that you've had over tne taet e or— coronation that you've had over the last 3 or 400— coronation that you've had over the last 3 or 400 years, you nrotatty— the last 3 or 400 years, you nrotatty are— the last 3 or 400 years, you probably are seeing a slight teeeer— probably are seeing a slight lesser nothing— probably are seeing a slight lesser nothing of the sort of eonnu

thank you, rebecca. okay, so don't go away because we're going to continue this conversation because after the break, we're going to talk with one back about the future of big tech. ah ah, us is a danger to the world as it is. and cuz it has all this economic power that it uses for the military. these are sick and twisted people. they care about nothing but money empower i. it's not even hey, i think i think they're indifferent. they just won't want to empower and they don't . they're indifferent to who dice and as long as they can get that money empower. ah, a. i will ensure that joe biden has not received for more years. do you believe trump? as a general rule? no, never. we must conduct a top to bottom overhaul to clean out the festering rod and corruption of washington dc abided as pushing us to world war 3. i mean, i a you have to consider that. that is the worst. i mean, we should never be in a position the u. s. has no business in ukraine or with a look forward to talking to you all that technolog

joining us now, rebecca gregory, founder of rebecca's angels. , rebecca, wow. don't think i've i think i've seen you for nine and a half years. i it's the first time i'velook actually seen you. you look fantastic. tell us how you've turned thisim tragedy into something that is so meaningful to you. and to so many others at this s point. >> well, thank you so much. for having me, laura . it's great to see you. you know, i reflect back . it's been ten years now. we just had the ten year anniversary last weekend and we went up to boston to cheer on my husband that was runningr. in it. and he is nothatt a runner w. so that was done entirely ind honor of noah and i. and so that was really special. but i just keep thinking back to that day. and of course, we saw the horror and evil and it was. a worse in my own bones were t laying next to me on the sidewalk. i was in a pool of my ownwere b blood . there were nails and ballbs bearings and bbs and everything . these brothers packed into these pressure cooker bombs. buing.t the other part of that is that i saw the goodn

okay. rebecca rita's there in truly jerusalem, rebecca, many things is a round up now of some other world news headlines. the u. s. navy says it's deploying a guided missile submarine to the middle east. the nuclear powered vessel is capable of carrying up to $154.00 tomahawk cruise missiles. analysts call the move of show of force towards iran after recent tensions. north korea has carried out another taste, avoided schooling and underwater attack drone capable of carrying nuclear weapons. state medias to the drone traveled for over 70 hours before it was detonated. it's in response to joint military drills by the us, south korea and japan. conflicting us court ruling have cause doubt over access to a common abortion drug. a judge in texas suspended the long standing approval of me for priest on shortly after another federal judge in washington state ordered authorities to keep the drug on the market. in the 17th dates that filed the lawsuit. according to british intelligence, russian forces have made significant gains in back move in east in ukraine. the report says russian troops of li

rebecca: thank you so much for having me.e believe in the near term as we navigate through the earnings reporting period which has just begun. there will be a lot of choppy days. we are starting to hear company management, even though they beat earnings, they are starting to talk about pricing pressures. we've been fortunate that margins had held above the 11% rate. but that is something that is going to be key in order for the market to move higher, once we get beyond earnings season. shery: that's the thing. costs arising. inflation continues to be sticky. how difficult will it be for the fed to change course? rebecca: we don't see that happening throughout the year. when you look at some of those variables that do not fluctuate as much as food and gasoline prices, housing was the single largest contributor to the number for cpi last week, jumping over 8% year-over-year. those things don't necessarily fluctuate as quickly. we believe that those types of trends are troubling, when you think about what the fed is trying to ba

rebecca. in case i'm rebecca.g about a change in law and order policy which you can go and look up which has specific resulted in this rapist not going to jail. look it up and that's as a result mockery of the saying and we're not going to get any now we've got hamza yusuf because he is just falling in that same calvin rebecca reid, my superstar panel do stand by because coming up after tv's star phillip schofield says he no longer has a brother after sibling was found guilty of sexually , a found guilty of sexually, a teenage boy . is the itv teenage boy. is the itv presenter right to disown his brother, my superstar returns to debate that later . but next, brother, my superstar returns to debate that later. but next, as america is divided over donald trump, i speak to one of the most influential us republican politicians in recent history sarah palin. she was, of course, the former republican vice presidential candidate. many say run for the white house in a donald trump, sarah palin live straight after the . th

and also-but rebecca,- into our phones anymore. and also-but rebecca, do| also rebecca.et about you. i cannot forget about you. oh, i'm sorry. oh it is. it is. where are your manners ? that's why are your manners? that's why i didn't open this up to you. now, coming up, tory mp andrew bridgen has been one of a few lonely voices in parliament sticking liberties sticking up for civil liberties amid the covid circus. and he's not yet. the freedom not stopping yet. the freedom fighter his sights set fighter now has his sights set on fighting new pandemic treaty is by the world health organisation , which he fears are organisation, which he fears are authoritarian corrupt . he's authoritarian and corrupt. he's up for gong and my greatest up for a gong and my greatest britain union, jack. so i have a feeling know who's going feeling i know who's going to nominate but in nominate him. but next in uncancelled, charles uncancelled, has king charles offered another olive branch offered yet another olive branch to duchess of to the duke and duchess of delusion by including his phot

rebecca. ed talk from the donald. rebecca. to town— talk from the donald. rebecca.he had met the prime minister rishi sunak for the first time, during which he had gall to ask another had the gall to ask for another separatist referendum and commenting on the meeting, a spokesman for the snp said the first minister raised concerns around uk government's attacks on devolution , including on devolution, including comments on devolution from lord frost. so of course the tory grandee and brexit mastermind caused quite a stir last week when he made this bold appeal to put failing devolution into reverse and to respond to some of the attacks he's received north of the border. i'm delighted to say that lord frost joins me the studio now. so joins me in the studio now. so firstly, guess your response, firstly, i guess your response, lord frost, to the fact that the scottish first minister actually raised your column with rishi sunak. have you heard from the prime minister? is he trying to stop you talking about this? no, absolutely not. and i think there's been there has ac

and d w as rebecca ritter, she is in the middle of those protests until of even rebecca talked to me about the turnout and what's happening there has actually been pretty good. i was speaking to one of the, of an organizes a little early i, he said, i don't know if there's a number that they stayed with tens of thousands here. and you can definitely see that behind me, it's only not one of the biggest that we've seen in the week that people have been coming out, but it is an important day. as you mentioned, it's memorial day going into independence day, which is now from 8 o'clock this evening into tomorrow. a really important time to come out a lot more of it. it's evening and some of the people i broke into a charity for them to celebrate the things that i've been fighting for. and rebecca explained that to us that me, we've seen so much reporting about the political polarization of the country, the protests. why are people now so keen on coming out and celebrating her trying to get in a full i mean, does that make people? many of them have been coming a continue at a do . finally,

rebecca. alright robin. we turn now to tennessee, where the battle over to lawmakers ousted from the republican led state assembly enters a new phase. today nashville city council is set to hold an emergency meeting and alex perez is in nashville with the latest good morning, alex. hey good morning, rebecca . local officials in their districts have the power to reinstate the ousted representatives and say that's exactly what they plan to do. the national metro council will hold an emergency meeting this afternoon to return justin jones to his former seat majority of the 40 member body, already indicating their support. i like henry reinstated. no one can take his place commissioners in shelby county in memphis meet wednesday to potentially reinstate pearson. i do hope to continue to serve district 86 the reappointment and if there is a special election, i would definitely run in that special election because our voters have been disenfranchised over the weekend, tennessee republican house memb

rebecca. in case i'm rebecca.lking about a change in law and order policy which you can go and look up which has specific resulted in this rapist not going to jail. look it up and that's as a result mockery of the saying and we're not going to get any now we've got hamza yusuf because he is just falling in that same calvin rebecca reid, my superstar panel do stand by because coming up after tv's star phillip schofield says he no longer has a brother after sibling was found guilty of sexually , a found guilty of sexually, a teenage boy . is the itv teenage boy. is the itv presenter right to disown his brother, my superstar returns to debate that later . but next, brother, my superstar returns to debate that later. but next, as america is divided over donald trump, i speak to one of the most influential us republican politicians in recent history sarah palin. she was, of course, the former republican vice presidential candidate. many say run for the white house in a donald trump, sarah palin live straight after the

the snow queen is played by rebecca fowler, the national- rebecca fowler, the national champion.gham 2022 commonwealth games. dance is for everybody. — 2022 commonwealth games. dance is for everybody, regardless _ 2022 commonwealth games. dance is for everybody, regardless of - for everybody, regardless of ability, _ for everybody, regardless of ability, disability. really, what we are doing — ability, disability. really, what we are doing is taking it to the next level. _ are doing is taking it to the next level. as — are doing is taking it to the next level, as professional dancers are. you're live with bbc news. sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's holly hamilton. hello from the bbc sport centre. the champions league semi finals will include a rematch and a derby, with the favourites for the title the only team who haven't won the trophy before. while inter�*s win over benfica has set up a match with rivals ac milan, manchester city beat bayern munich and will face real madrid in the last four, a repeat of the tie last year, which real won in extrao

and also-but rebecca,- into our phones anymore. and also-but rebecca, do| also rebecca. i cannot forget about you. i cannot forget about you. i cannot forget about you. i cannot forget about you. oh, i'm sorry. oh it is. it is. where are your manners ? that's why are your manners? that's why i didn't open this up to you. now, coming up, tory mp andrew bridgen has been one of a few lonely voices in parliament sticking liberties sticking up for civil liberties amid the covid circus. and he's not yet. the freedom not stopping yet. the freedom fighter his sights set fighter now has his sights set on fighting new pandemic treaty is by the world health organisation , which he fears are organisation, which he fears are authoritarian corrupt . he's authoritarian and corrupt. he's up for gong and my greatest up for a gong and my greatest britain union, jack. so i have a feeling know who's going feeling i know who's going to nominate but in nominate him. but next in uncancelled, charles uncancelled, has king charles offered another olive branch offered yet another olive branch to

tim seymour, courtney garcia, dan nathan, and with us for the hour tonight, rebecca patterson, former bridgewater chief investment strategist and "fast money" friend. welcome, rebecca >> thank you >> well, the dow drops more than 100 points, the nasdaq falls nearly 1%. the s&p too close off over half a percent. much more on today's action in just a moment, but we begin with a developing story tonight on disney shares dropping once again today and down almost 3% over the past week as the battle between florida governor ron desantis and disney takes a new turn. disney executives reportedly calling on lobbyists to keep an eye on any legislation in florida that could hurt the company. c nbc.com's brian schwartz with the new reporting. brian what's the latest here >> well, this fight between disney and ron desantis is just heating up, guys what we're seeing here is right after that press conference this past week, where desantis effectively ripped disney and said he was moving ahead with his latest salvo with the company, disney executives are calling on their legion of lobbyists to start

rebecca. ed talk from the donald. rebecca. tt cotvtn— talk from the donald. rebecca.tnet tne— giving the most bizarre defence against the sunday mail's bombshell— against the sunday mail's bombshell report that police are on tne— bombshell report that police are on tne nunt— bombshell report that police are on the hunt for— bombshell report that police are on the hunt for snp burner pnonee— on the hunt for snp burner pnonee . — on the hunt for snp burner phones . ever— on the hunt for snp burner phones . a: on the hunt for snp burner phones . t on the hunt for snp burner phones. t on the hunt for snp burner- phones . ever used a burner phone phones. ever used a burner phone 7 phones. ever used a burner phone ? no. have you ever heard of anyone in your party talking about burner phones? no. would you be extremely surprised if that out to be the case? that turned out to be the case? yes, but depends . i mean, for yes, but it depends. i mean, for example, when you run a campaign , using your personal , instead of using your personal phone, people might well buy a new and

she had a fickle regard for the truth. >> rebecca roberts and her book on hold power sunday night at eastern on c-span's q and a. you can listen to all the podcasts on our free c-span now apps. >> the very first president to attend the white house dinner is calvin coolidge. i've been elected to the senate. >> the white house correspondents black-tie event is saturday april 29th at 8 p.m. eastern. watch c-span's live coverage from the washington hilton hotel including red carpet arrivals with journalists and other celebrities. this year's headliner is the daily show's roy wood junior and president biden is expected to speak. the white house correspondent's dinner live saturday, april on c-span, c-span now, mobile video apps or online, c-span.org. c-span is your unfiltered view of government. you are offended by these television companies and more including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? no. it is more than that. >> comcast is partnering to create wi-fi enabled listings so students from low income families can get the toolshey need to be ready for anything. comc

and rebecca, explain that to us. i mean, we, we've seen so much reporting about the political polarization of the country, the protests. why are people now so keen on coming out and celebrating, ah, had i been trying to get a boy, i mean that they people, many of them have been coming out every single week now, but i think the week of continue ed and they were leaving tonight embolic day independence day to come out and say that we're not going to go away. and you did say that, you finally points out on the united, the nation. you kind of get a time when the nation is very let read a even on such an important day that it's actually because i'm today that decided to come out a night already w rebecca, rid of there until of eve, where the memorial day celebrations. morphing into independence day celebrations. rebecca, thank you. every year, malaria kills more than $600000.00 people. most of them are children. that's according to the w h o. but just as the w h o is marking world malaria day, a new vaccine is raising hop

welcome, rebecca. can we salt with the deaths of those 2 israeli women who have shot and killed in the occupied westcan? what happened? what we know, phil is that a family, a jewish family was traveling in the occupied west bank. they came under fire in the jordan valley. the car loss control the driver loss control of the vehicle. and 2 young women were killed at the scene out. one woman, the mother is in a critical condition. the father was travelling in a separate car and survived the accident. now shortly after that incident, i'm so sorry. survived the shooting meg, they attack hamas. a mass came out of that attack in a statement and they praised the attack, they said it was a natural response to israel's ongoing aggression towards palestinians and the alex m. also referring to the scenes we saw in that report from tuesday, where israeli police tried to clear the mosque they, they were there was video circulating of them, beating people inside the mosque. and that has really set tensions. right. go

thank you for that. rebecca, rebecca, christmas and the old years let's pick up the situation in ebit anata. israel responded to rockets, a fired from that with a barrel of its own overnight r beirut bureau chief, is mohammed tre. so welcome, mohammad. how are things and out ballast is looking for normal under the knees, border towns, but the situation is there a cautious column, the after israel army set it had struck 3 hammers. infrastructure at a gets in their south and lebanon this morning at residence around the russia de palestinian refugee camp. nearly a southern city of tier that he port at 3 loud blasts around for a m a local her time. this came in retaliation for rocket barrage launched on their israel from sultan lebanon. is right. blamed on the air, a militant group, hamas, now those anticipation of the reaction of the the knees heavily armed group has belie. there are many questions about the nature or scale. andy or timing of the possible response prompt hesper law and whether it will be limited to the that known rules of engagement or with israel. meaning that both part

[applause] you have the golden touch, rebecca.n her application she wrote, "i know listen to over 100 stories a year. when we learn one another's stories, we carry a piece of each other with us." she wrote in her one good thing blog to her students, "you are called to great things, each and every one of you. if there is one lesson i want you to remember from calculus, it's that you need each inconceivably small part to make the hole. each part of your story is vital. there are so many -- vital." there are so many stories represented here. a story of helping a young person find belonging in your classroom, a story of overcoming obstacles to help a student learn and grow. this is what drives us as educators. this is what makes teaching the best profession, the profession that makes all other professions possible. i love this event. because it demonstrates what we all know, that teachers deserve our respect. [applause] it was reinforced in our conversation a little while ago with dr. biden, teachers deserve our support, what i like t

>> i'm tight between rebecca and i can both of thei answers.nk i'm very excited to se what's in this indictment. that didn't happen today, bu what rebecca was talking about in terms of the felony and wha are the crimes that are bein committed or being alleged, to have been concealed, those things aren't extremel important. as far as today, however, will say that the contours o this order a very significant. and the significant becaus what it showed was the judge was keenly aware that he i balancing a number of differen interests. first and foremost, there's th interest that donald trump has a defendant, citizen trump, ha every right to due process and a fair trial and to make sure that that's protected and the integrity of that is not infringed upon secondly, of course, the public they have a right, through the media, to know what is going on this is something of extreme public interest. so balancing those things, and then of course not prejudicing how -- alvin bragg's office at th same time. that's a huge juggling act i the contours of this or

now our correspondent rebecca readers joins us now from jerusalem with the latest. rebecca, what can you tell us about the attack and television at this point? well, this attack is very fresh. nicole report is still coming in. we have had word from the israeli emergency services, as you say, one male, a 30 year old i was pronounced dead and the saying there are 5 other victims that were allegedly struck by that they include 3. they're in a moderate condition, including one male in their seventies of 2 in a mild commission condition rather. and they've been taken to hospital the reports also suggesting that all the victims are tourists. now that to me is ready emergency services. so an official report, they are all the victims are tourists. the attacker was a pop and the attacker was utilized kill another tragic incident thereafter, a number of chaotic days in the region. israel has been tightening security and calling of preservice after an escalation and violence. the flare up of follows police raids this week on jerusalem's alex i'm mos in earlier to israeli women were killed in th

thanks for that. rebecca rebecca richards insurance is reminder of our top story at this hour. ukrainian later vladimir zalinski has done poland for support in the war during a visit to warsaw. the polish president, andre duda has a pledge to supply you with more make fighter jet and donald trump is told sponsors he's facing persecution, not prosecution. after letting details of criminal charges he faces former u. s. president pleaded not guilty to 34 counts of falsifying business records in court in new york. the accusations relate to the alleged payment of hutch money. the 3 people before the 2016 presidential election made in germany is next here on the w, looking at the rebound with abilene i 380. i'm asking whether calvin mutual flights are actually feasible. so in a moment, i'll be back at the top of the app. i'm good with with who stop paying for energy and start making. are these solar tiles the future of energy? this high tech roof could power a single family home. the inventor behind this is convinced it will be a hit made in germany. next on d, w ah, did shift your guide to li

he w. corresponded rebecca rivers is in the old city of jerusalem. rebecca, how tense is the situation this good friday? considering the thousands of christian pilgrims expected muslims celebrating ramadan and jews mocking password. oh, well then where i'm standing right now just outside the old city at the damascus gate. you might say there's an uneasy calm hanging over the, the area of the city at the moment you can see mid day pricing finish. people are pouring out of the old city behind me. things here are com at the moment, but the tensions are very high at the moment. not only because of, as you mentioned, the convergence of those 3 holy festivals happening this weekend, but also in light of the events of this week. namely, as you heard in that report the stool make by the idea of the old by the israeli police rather on tuesday and wednesday of the mosque. and the video is circulating of people inside them all being beaten by police officers that has sparked anger amongst them how to say community. and we've st. now confrontations on the northern border with lebanon and in the so

us national security analyst, rebecca _ happen. national security - analyst, rebecca grant, speaking to me a little earlier. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. it started in a pub. as often these things do a bit of banter between three men and they were arguing about who was fitter than who. and they said, "well, get a bag of coal on your back and i'll raise you from the royal oak to the maple green." the us and the philippines are holding their largest everjoint military drills a day after china concluded large scale concluded large—scale exercises around taiwan. beijing simulated attacks on taiwan, in response to the island's leader meeting the us house speaker last week. plans for the joint exercises between the us and philippines, predated china's activities, but won't do anything to calm already simmering tensions in the region. 0ur correspondent shaimaa khalil has more details. we've had three days of military exercises, chinese military exercises around taiwan, 0perationjoint sword, where china simulated o

how about you, rebecca? there has been _ the future. how about you, rebecca?t you, rebecca? there has been so much talk- the future. how about you, rebecca? there has been so much talk about i there has been so much talk about the anniversary of the good friday agreement, and joe biden specifically said that the pain of the troubles has affected everyone here in northern ireland. for young people, what is their knowledge of that period in history, and what they think of what the good friday agreement has accomplished? i think it would be fair— agreement has accomplished? i think it would be fair to _ agreement has accomplished? i think it would be fair to say _ agreement has accomplished? i think it would be fair to say there _ agreement has accomplished? i think it would be fair to say there was - it would be fair to say there was mixed _ it would be fair to say there was mixed reaction— it would be fair to say there was mixed reaction across _ it would be fair to say there was mixed reaction across the - it would be fair to say there was mixed reaction acros