." >> byron: tonight, rikki lake's act two. >> i can do that dance!ar of "hairspray" turned talk show queen. >> what do you want to say to desiree? >> get over it. >> byron: living her best life in her 50s. married to her biggest fan. >> she never sealses to entertain me, ever. >> i'm the luckiest girl in the world. >> byron: after years of trying to get it right -- >> i've been 260 pounds, i've been 120 pounds. >> byron: lake's amazing weight loss results without medication. >> i like a challenge, i like proving people wrong. >> byron: what's her secret? >>> plus jackie ivanka's fresh start. at age 10, she floored the judges on "america's got talent" with the voice of a classically trained professional. ♪ now in her 20s, she's opening up about her mental health struggles that followed her into the spotlight. >> i was always a very anxious kid, a very nervous kid. >> byron: the exciting new direction her career is taking, dropping a pop ep. why she says her new song "behind my eyes" is her most personal. ♪ if you could see behind my eyes ♪ ♪ you could

reporter: cohen could be a decisive witness, but also a wild card, according to cbs news legal analyst rikki klieman. >> he is going to be expansive in his answers, probably much more than the prosecution would like. and certainly going to be a difficult witness for the defense to control. >> norah: and robert costa joins us now, and robert, there is news tonight about another member of trump's inner circle, former circle. >> reporter: former white house strategist steve bannon, a legal reckoning. an appellate court ruled bannon was rightly convicted of contempt of congress and he now faces a four month prison sentence. what the committee was trying to find out in the house january 6th committee was what bannon told trump behind the scenes in the days ahead of the capitol attack. >> norah: and he still won't

according to cbs news legal analyst rikki klieman. >> he will be expansive in his answers, probably much more than the prosecution would like. and certainly going to be a difficult witness for the defense to control. >> reporter: on friday, former white house chief strategist steve bannon fasted a reckoning. they wanted information on his discussions with trump before the capital attack. now he faces a four-month prison sentence. >>> with recovery efforts from the francis scott key bridge finished, now the process is clearing the shipping channel. due to poor weather, a demolition planned to free a ship trapped in the debris has been delayed. crews are repairing to remove forward to remove the cargo ship. authorities are looking to determine if the demolition will go ahead tomorrow. >>> the federal government is hoping to stem the spread of bird flu in dairy cattle. the federal government is asking farmers for help and are willing to pay. under a new plan, farmers could be compensated up to $28,000 to cover expenses related to the virus. those could be costs from veterinary care or provi

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reporter: he could be a decisive witness and also a wild card according to cbs news legal analyst rikkipansive in his answers, probably much more than the prosecution would like. and certainly going to be a difficult witness for the defense to control. >> reporter: on friday, former white house chief strategist steve bannon received a reckoning. the january 6th committee wanted information on his discussions with trump before the capital attack. now he faces a four-month prison sentence. >>> with recovery efforts from the francis scott key bridge finished, now the process is clearing the shipping channel. due to poor weather, a demolition planned to free a ship trapped in the debris has been delayed. crews are preparing to move forward to remove the cargo ship. authorities are looking to determine if the demolition will go ahead tomorrow. >>> the federal government is hoping to stem the spread of bird flu in dairy cattle. the federal government is asking farmers for help and are willing to pay. under a new plan, farmers could be compensated up to $28,000 to cover expenses related to the

>> don't even get me started, rikki neave. i mean, look, so let me just respond to this kool—aid.s gb news kool—aid because i have got gb news mock and i am sipping the liquid within it. but i assure you, there is no such thing as gb news kool—aid. i honestly have never been rounded up by any of my bosses and told there's a topic. michelle, think about it. what we might be doing, though, is sipping the nectar of common sense. i mean, if you would like a sip , if you would like a sip a sip, if you would like a sip of this juicy goodness of common sense. i don't mind sharing it with you here, but i actually think and i applaud gb news. you might call it a kool—aid and focusing on issues that don't matter. i think that some of the things that we talk about on this channel that don't get focused enough on, on other channels are absolutely key. so like what i would call things like what i would call things like the oversexualization of children, which is all to do with this absurd, diverse city and inclusion. you said, does it really matter if someone's got a lanyard that's wearing a r

rikki neave. definition. yeah. definition semitism and that they would relook at it.tries all over the world, by organisations you can criticise israel totally within it. it says specifically within it you can criticise israel. just don't do it more than you would as you say, it's not an irrelevance, but it shouldn't be allowed to determine the whole course of your university career or whether you get a decent degree or whether an employer can trust what he's looking at when he's going to give you a job. yeah. no, no, i mean, i actually think that they should, bring these protests into exams like it should be part of the future stuff i like. i think it's a good training for doctors or for, like, hospital. the lawyers want the law school to say , oh, want the law school to say, oh, we want to get basically all be passed. i think that they should have people like screaming free palestine in their ear whilst they do the exam. >> they do stuff like that a lot. they put you under. incredible. if you join a law firm, they put you under incredible stress, make you work throu

. >> reporter: cbs legal analyst rikki klieman. >> the plaintiffs may have no interest in money and theyt racial discrimination by a major airline. >> reporter: is this kind of case a tough one to win at trial? >> the question at trial really is about what are the protocols of american airlines. and they better have some, and they better have done something with these particular employees in terms of discipline after this action. >> reporter: american airlines tells cbs news it takes all claims of discrimination very seriously and says in a statement, "our teams are currently investigating the matter as the claims do not reflect our core values or our purpose of caring for people. the lawsuit seeks unspecified damages. >> that was kris van cleave reporting. >>> overseas, five years after a fire devastated the historic notre dame cathedral in paris, restoration work continues around the clock. elaine cobb is there. >> reporter: as the blaze engulfed notre dame, the iconic spire and the roof made of wood and metal were lost. astonishingly, though, some of the famous ornaments from the chur

. >> alexander coates for the green party, rikki neave for the labour party , jason zadrozny for labourield independents. >> well, let's talk to former labour adviser now, stella santa kidu. good to see you. this morning, where are we in this campaign as far as keir starmer is concerned ? you think i mean, is concerned? you think i mean, is concerned? you think i mean, is touring round is done. wales is touring round is done. wales is off to scotland today. we're yet to hear anything solid from him, aren't we? this is what we're still. we're still waiting for the real meat on the bones of all of this campaign from the labour party. >> well, one would say keir starmer has no reason to give to put too much meat on the bones, because of course, the poll ratings are showing that he's doing extremely well. so why would he want to rock the boat at the same time you have the internal party conflicts, you have rishi sunak is also throwing so many policies every single day , and keir starmer's single day, and keir starmer's policies have been going a bit under the radar. i think today certainly

there's no, rikki neave agreement that, a felony conviction does not disqualify you from being presidentct on on his on his presidency if he were to win. >> got it. >> got it. >> okay. joseph tati, thanks very much for joining >> okay. joseph tati, thanks very much forjoining us. appreciate it . appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> all right. we couldn't be introducing more different characters. now. we've got the lovely paul coyte in the studio this morning with all the sports chalk and cheese a chalk and cheese. yeah. what juxtaposition. >> putting you right, i know that. >> yeah, yeah. i've never read never read forbes in my life. yes. >> before you get started. yes, sir. >> before you get started. yes, sin the last time i saw you was before the spurs played arsenal. yeah. >> and you're an arsenal fan. >> and you're an arsenal fan. >> can we just remind the viewers what the score was that day? >> ooh, he's going there paul. >> ooh, he's going there paul. >> he's going there. >> he's going there. >> is it three nil to the to the arsenal, yes. it could have been. yes. interesti