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but then, didn't kind of do didn't rupert murdoch kind of do the that's exactly didn't rupert murdochthe point that's exactly didn't rupert murdoch kind of do the point . that's exactly didn't rupert murdoch kind of do the point . if that's exactly didn't rupert murdoch kind of do the point . if the that's exactly didn't rupert murdoch kind of do the point . if the rules exactly didn't rupert murdoch kind of do the point . if the rule hasactly didn't rupert murdoch kind of do the point . if the rule has to .y didn't rupert murdoch kind of do the point . if the rule has to be, my point. if the rule has to be, if want to stop this if you want to stop this happening, be ban happening, it can't be you ban state ownership, have to ban state ownership, you have to ban foreign and then foreign ownership, and then you've a word with you've got to have a word with murdoch. you say, murdoch. and as you say, the times probably like times probably wouldn't like that not. that. no probably not. >> owned >> everything's owned by everybody social everybody on social media. i mean, are terrified of m

that will not be tried come january does that there was an alleged meeting at the home of rupert murdochhere senior executives were present. it was alleged there was an item on the agenda which is e—mail deletion. the other key bits of information, an allegation came out yesterday, the hard drive that belonged to rebekah brooks had not been presented directly to the police and it had been replaced by another hard drive. these are allegations are essentially lawyers would like to include full prince harry and others. , , , ., include full prince harry and others. , , ., , ., others. just give us a bit more context. what _ others. just give us a bit more context. what is _ others. just give us a bit more context. what is his _ others. just give us a bit more context. what is his case - others. just give us a bit more context. what is his case all. others. just give us a bit more - context. what is his case all about? this case put very simply is to extend the scope of what the case is allowed to look at, the evidence, and it wants to extend the period it looks out by three years. from 1994

marriage of an oligarch. to our russian woman, a microbiologist , let's see, at the age of 92, rupert murdochn scientist, elena zhukova, wedding invitations have already been sent out, they plan to get married in june at murdoch's california estate. elena. zhukova is twice divorced and boasts a prestigious academic career, including as a molecular biologist. zhukova arrived in the usa from moscow shortly before the collapse of the soviet union. she was previously married to alexander zhukov, a billionaire energy investor who now lives in london and has british citizenship, but zhukova's connections with billionaires don't end there. he is engaged again to saint leslie smith. oh, no, wait, not with her, that's his past wife. stay tuned, there's a new girl there, and she's a completely different woman, the one who got engaged a few times ago. oh, excuse me, who is it this time? now he is engaged to elena zhukova, she is an academician, charming woman. by the way, saint leslie smith was engaged in march last year. wouldn’t you yourself like the lord to bless you so that at the age of 92, you are

is he wrong to slap your children on the wrist as rupert murdoch gets engaged at 92? does marriage in later life work ? and should the later life work? and should the pro—palestinian protests , who pro—palestinian protests, who did this? take a look at this video. slashing a historic painting at cambridge university with a knife . should they go to with a knife. should they go to jail? this is friday night live with me, mark dolan, bring your own drinks. the admission is . free. on tonight's say my friday, friends, britain's best known political double act, neil and christine hamilton . plus tv christine hamilton. plus tv legend sue cook live in the studio. journalist and royal expert pandora forsythe and fearless us commentator mel k. would a donald trump victory be an early christmas present for the uk? my friday big opinion is on the way. britain is broke and politicians are not being honest with you about why. so some truth bombs coming after the news headlines and a good friend of mine, sam francis . of mine, sam francis. >> mark, thank you very much . >> mark, t

is he wrong to slap your children on the wrist as rupert murdoch gets engaged at 92? does marriage in later life work ? and should the later life work? and should the pro—palestinian protests , who pro—palestinian protests, who did this? take a look at this video. slashing a historic painting at cambridge university with a knife . should they go to with a knife. should they go to jail? this is friday night live with me, mark dolan, bring your own drinks. the admission is . free. on tonight's say my friday, friends, britain's best known political double act, neil and christine hamilton . plus tv christine hamilton. plus tv legend sue cook live in the studio. journalist and royal expert pandora forsythe and fearless us commentator mel k. would a donald trump victory be an early christmas present for the uk? my friday big opinion is on the way. britain is broke and politicians are not being honest with you about why. so some truth bombs coming after the news headlines and a good friend of mine, sam francis . of mine, sam francis. >> mark, thank you very much . >> mark, t

try telling rupert murdoch.h anne and martin. >> now , our media mogul rupert >> now, our media mogul rupert murdoch plans to marry once again . this time his girlfriend, again. this time his girlfriend, elena zhukova, at the grand old age of 92. >> yeah, some people think that he's actually too old to be getting married again. but i say, why not? if the couple are happy, if it makes him happy and her as well? age shouldn't be a barrier, should it? yeah >> so today we're asking the big question can one be too old to get married? >> well , joining us now is >> well, joining us now is artist monica roberts and relationship coach fahima mahomed. and it's lovely to see you both . right. let's start you both. right. let's start with you, monica , because you've with you, monica, because you've got an older husband, i think a 12 year age gap, which probably isn't that unusual nowadays. what do you think? when do you think you're too old to actually think you're too old to actually think of romance ? think of romance?

. >>> explosive allegations from prince harry's lawyer, claiming that rupert murdoch was aware of coverups using techniques to spy on the prince, prince harry and actor hugh grant are seeking to amend their phone hacking lawsuit against murdoch 's newspapers to include rupert murdoch himself. lawyers say he was personally aware of efforts to cover up phone hacking's between the late 1990s and 2016. the case is expected to go to trial next january. >>> nasa is looking to hire new astronauts. looking for 10 people ready for takeoff. it is full-time and pays $152,000 per year, all applicants are required to have a masters degree in a stem field in at least two years of related professional experience in a stem field or 1000 pilot hours. you also have to pass a rigorous fitness test. it will be intense since they expect more than 12,000 people to respond. if you're interested in applying, you have until april 2 to send in your resume, what a great opportunity. >> we can apply? figure you need a masters in a stem field. i have an undergrad but not a masters. >> if you have to ask it means you d

the board was expanded to include men and women this year's honorees include elon musk, rupert murdoch, michael milken are wall street banker who served some time in jail and sylvester stallone. they will all be receiving the rbg award. now, martha stewart will also be among those honored. and ginsburg's children are not happy with the selections and now want her name removed from these awards. joining us now, james ginsburg, the late supreme court justices, son james, thank you so much for being with us. these awards gym, they're intended to honor women who exemplify qualities of empathy and humility. so how did they end up with this list this year >> i haven't got a clue. you'd have to ask the people behind the opperman foundation that question yeah. the original purpose of the award was i have a great if you're to recognize an extraordinary woman who was exercised a positive and notable influence on society and served as an exemplary role model in both principles and practice and whether you want to discuss the wisdom of opening up that two men are not, is one thing, but i i think i

you elon musk and rupert murdoch, who obviously control polls. fox news, and the family is equally taken a back and they want this award to no longer have justices justice ginsburg's name attached or they're not affiliated with this ward. and so they they want this to be stripped of her name because they obviously do not agree that this represents hurley legacy are the things that she'd stood for, which of course includes social progress in things that i think it's fair to say that don't align with the fox news or elon musk vision. the family said that this award has strayed far from the original mission. and what justice ginsburg has stood for so we'll see if this war eventually loses her name. but i think very strange for most people to see. it affiliated with ginsburg and then being given to elon musk and rupert murdoch >> strange indeed, oliver darcy, thank you. the next hour, the son of ruth bader ginsburg joins us to discuss the families opposition to this year's honorees and gangs in haiti continued intercept badly needed aid being sent to

lawyers for prince harry have told the high court that rupert murdoch must have known about phone hackingy in his british newspaper group — long before denying it in public. our home and legal correspondent dominic casciani is outside the high court. these are quite serious allegations. it is and from one allegation of intrusion in the modern data are more historical one. there have been 1300 cases against the owners of the now defunct news of the world and the sun continuing. allegations of phone hacking and unlawful intrusion into private lives. prince harry's case is one of the ones that isn't settled. he seems determined to go to trial injanuary and his lawyers here today at the high court said they want to expand his case. they want to basically bring to court evidence of what they say executives knew about what was going on, rather than just focus on what private investigators allegedly did to the duke of sussex. today his lawyers said there must have been a paper trail that they can show in court that goes all the way to the top, to rupert murdoch, back 2011. the newspapers�* lawye

lawyers for prince harry have told the high court that rupert murdoch must have known about phone hackingani is here. these are serious allegations. and extraordinarily coincidental timing as well. we have just gone from one modern—day story of intrusion into private affairs to a historical one dating back some 13 years or so. they have been claims of hacking and intrusion in relation to the sun and the news of the world. prince harry's claim is set to go to trial injanuary purely on the claim of whether private investigators gathered information. his lawyers what that case expanded. essentially, they want to know what executives at the parent company of those newspapers knew back then, rather than just what was paid to private investigators. today, his lawyer said there was a paper trail of evidence which effectively led, they say, all the weight of the top, because they say back in 2011, rupert murdoch must have known by then that the news of the world was involved in hacking, and they say this could be shown in various conversations that were disclosed in the evidence. in essence, they

before we go — the 92—year—old media tycoon rupert murdoch has in the markets — wall street closed higheria and apple boosting the market. the s&p 500 and nasdaq ended the session at all—time highs. the dow as well closed in the green. we're awaiting president biden, who will deliver his state of the union address shortly. let mejust show let me just show you these pictures, exterior pictures of the capitol, and you can get a sense of the buzz as well by looking at all the world's media gathering outside the building, all ready to report on the state of the union address, which are coverage on the bbc will start in half an hour's time. goodbye for now. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. this swan was found with cooking oil in its feathers at little venice, in central london. now it's being cleaned at the swan sanctuary in shepperton, in surrey. how serious is it for the birds, this oil? yeah, it's really serious. it can cause lots of problems. it's not something they can get off on their own, they have to have help getting off. and then, they go back, do they do

forgive me, talk tv, this is morgan pier, well , that is, so that we understand, yes, this is a rupert murdochnment, but we see that his latest projects, of course, are not working, and only tv, including, in my opinion, they have already refused, even well, or in the process of refusing the cable promise, that is, they will go completely online with morgan, because all this happiness doesn’t pay off, he ’s such a young guy, he’s 92 or 92, he’s not just a newlywed, he recently married our former compatriot, and peace and love for the kids, everything is fine, it’s clear that he’s handing over the reins its this media. empire to lachlan murdoch, to one of his eldest sons, well, this is kind of a story in progress, well, by the way, murdoch jr. has even traveled to ukraine a couple of times, sun journalists came with him, who interviewed zelensky, in my opinion, a few months ago, that is he’s trying to get on this agenda somehow, but to be honest, even sun, and even sky news, with whom he had a relationship, are doing so-so, well, there’s fox news, which has lost a lot, yes, very lost a consider

rupert murdoch? to rupert murdoch? say, not sure if you say, at 92, i'm not sure if you know how many days you got left. years you got left. he looks well fit and good. he well and fit and good. i hope he has years of marriage. has many more years of marriage. but like the fact that was but i like the fact that he was married. was engaged last married. he was engaged last year 11 weeks and then year for about 11 weeks and then called off. who knows called that off. so who knows whether wedding whether this wedding will even go ahead. >> family weren't >> apparently the family weren't very the last very happy with the last engagement, and i can't imagine the happy. the children are very happy. this one. >> know, but isn't it up >> yeah, i know, but isn't it up to the individual? you want to get to get married? you want to get married, want know, married, you want to. you know, you be on your own. you you might be on your own. you might feel lonely. yeah. you might be on your own. you migl think lonely. yeah. you might b

elon musk and rupert murdoch were both among the list of this year's honorees. >> i think it would bet, description to people like elon musk and rupert murdoch and that's why the family is so upset. >> five people were awarded this year martha stewart is the only woman to be honored. >> happening today. the growth of ai in the bay area takes another step forward. san jose based super micro computer will join the s&p 500. the company makes high end servers used in ai applications. this elevation to the s&p 500 is not surprising. shares of the company surged by 1,000% in 2023, thanks in large part to the booming ai sector. analysts expect the server industry to grow from 39 billion to about $200 billion in just the next three years, new data from the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention say. >> marriages in the united states are up, divorce rates are down. the marriage rate in 2022 was 6.2 per 1000 people in the u.s, which is up from the 5.1 per capita recorded in 2020. and of course, covid played a factor in that the nation's divorce rate is also down 2.4 people per 1000 peo

elon musk and rupert murdoch were both among the list of this year's honorees.t would be hard pressed to apply that, description to people like elon musk and rupert murdoch, and that's why the family is so upset. five people got the award this year. martha stewart is the only woman to be honored. >> developing news. >> the mystery surrounding the princess of wales continues to grow. kate middleton has been out of the public eye since undergoing surgery back in january, and amanda, there's now word that she may be getting ready to speak. >> yeah. kumasi pressure is intensifying on princess kate to speak as she recovers from abdominal surgery. kate was reportedly seen this weekend shopping with prince william and watching their children play sports, but there are no photos of either outing and she did not attend an annual saint patrick's day celebration. an event she has only missed one other time since 2012. instead, the royal couple shared a video previewing the event. friends close to the princess tell the sunday times kate may address rumors about her health i

is it chris, you look at the background of of rupert murdoch in relation to the news of the world ands formula reached between qatar, egypt, the united states and designist israeli entity last january. gaza talks underway this week on the media stream. you want is gearing up. for two key elections that will be held simultaneously on friday march the 1st. people will go to apoles to elect members of parliaments and the assembly of experts and exercise in democracy in the west asia region where there are practically no democracies. ryan's leader has said not voting should not be chosen since does not help any reforms that need to take place or for there to be any improvements. in this edition of the spotlight we will look at why these elections are so important to iran and why the enemies of iran in particular from the west are trying so hard to downplay the important. encouraging iranians not to vote. first let me introduce our guests. but professor of the university of tehran joins us from tehran. also joining us is political commentator who joins us from chicago. welcome to you both.

is demanding her name be removed from an award after it was given to tesla ceo elon musk and rupert murdoch jim ginsburg called the awards a desecration. it says his mother would be appalling the two that obviously stand out here are elon musk and rupert murdoch when you think of trying to create a more just society, which of course principles mom's ultimate goal. those are probably about the last names that would come to mind >> after weeks of spring-like warmth, more than half of the us population will get hit with temperatures at or below freezing singh, this week, the majority of these folks will be with us along the eastern coast of the united states. and sarah, last hour i mentioned that i was hoping the cold weather would to kill the weeds with an s in my lawn, a viewer said it sounded like i was saying it would kill the weed growing in my law and that is something completely different. i met the weeds grow all right. okay. i will take that into consideration, john right now, a volcano erupting and iceland spewing ash and lava into the air. just look at those pictures. a geophysicist

are our elon musk and rupert murdoch. when you think of trying to create a more just society, which of course was mom's ultimate goal? those are probably about the last names that would come to mind >> all right. >> now this present by maybe struggling in the polls, but the campaign dollars keep pouring in. here's the february numbers, $53 million raised by the president's reelection team. it's the most cash any democratic candidate has ever had at this stage of an election cycle. giving a president a significant advantage over donald trump, who spent the weekend claiming some migrants are not people predicting a bloodbath for the auto industry and the country if he loses the november election, let's bring in democratic congressman dan kildee of michigan. congressman kildee. thank you so much for being here. thank you. let's start with the comments that we've been talking about all morning where donald trump promised a bloodbath. he did make the comments in the context of the auto industry but they also come in the contex

i mean, who knows, who could try to come up site to deal on my skirt rupert murdoch. would you be happy with the elon musk or rupert murdoch one tiktok well, it's better than china. >> i >> mean, this idea is, it doesn't matter what us citizen owns it, right? it's about making sure that there isn't foreign influence. look, after october 7, we saw all of the misinformation being spread all over tiktok. there's no community notes on tiktok, by the way. so when they show images of what happened in syria, when assad gassed his people and say it's gaza, there's no one correcting that on tiktok. and so the idea that that could be weaponized against the american people to influence foreign political decisions we make in this country, or decisions that we have to make around the world is something that we need to prevent that's why national security experts on both sides on a bipartisan basis. >> then he >> said it should be sold to a us company. >> it looking there is rare bipartisan agreement on this, at least in the house of representatives, i will say there's a fierce lob

the two that obviously stand out here are our elon musk and rupert murdoch when you think of trying to create a more just society, which of course was mom's ultimate goal? those are probably about the last names that would come to mind is shear the opperman foundation drop the title woman from the name of the award to include trail trailblazing men and women. it's not clear why the ginsburg's family's says it was not informed formed of the change. thank you so much for watching inside politics today. cnn news central starts after the break >> i brought in a ceu or max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy and just two weeks here, i'll take that ensure max protein, 30 grams protein 1, grim sugar 25 vitamins and minerals, and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic >> vinyl windows seem to be a typical choice here in the local area, some companies even advertise high-quality vinyl and romer here before you invest in vinyl windows, listened to what michael smith of renewal by anderson has to say with our temperature swings vinyl tends to warp, which causes conde

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ms mckay was abducted in 1969, mistaken for the then wife of rupert murdoch and held to ransom for £1ody behind a barn. you're live with bbc news. a hamas delegation has left talks in cairo without reaching a dealfor a temporary ceasefire in gaza. but the armed group has said that indirect negotiations with israel are not over. it had been hoped that a truce could be in place before the start of the islamic holy month of ramadan next week. israel had not sent a delegation to the talks because it had not received a list of hostages held by hamas in gaza. our middle east correspondent, yolande knell. we've had more and more international pressure building for a truce to be put in place because you have all of these signs now that famine is looming over gaza, with more reports there of people having died of malnutrition and starvation. it's been apparent through the week that egyptian and qatari mediators have really been struggling to seal a potential deal that would see a 40—day truce through ramadan. and also, israeli hostages being released by hamas in exchange for palestinian prison

ms mckay was abducted in 1969 — mistaken for the then wife of rupert murdoch — and held to ransom forying her body behind a barn. you're live with bbc news. presidentjoe biden will deliver the final state of the union address of his presidential term on thursday night. he will greet the new speaker, who's leading a divided house with a very narrow republican majority. with the election looming, the us faces many challenges — the economy, immigration and border security, as well as aid for ukraine and israel, are all issues in the forefront of american voters' minds. live now to our correspondent gary o'donoghue in washington. gary, as he said, this is an important moment, so what do you think he will be wanting to get across to voters as part of this address? i across to voters as part of this address? ~ , ., ., , address? i think you are right. this is an incredibly _ address? i think you are right. this is an incredibly important - address? i think you are right. this is an incredibly important moment| address? i think you are right. this i is an incredibly important moment in the c

ms mckay was abducted in 1969, mistaken for the then wife of rupert murdoch, and held to ransom for £1ind a barn. you're live with bbc news. the indian prime minister, narendra modi has held a rally in indian—administrated kashmir. it's his first visit to the muslim—majority region in five years, since the region was stripped of its special status. mr modi has told people in the disputed region of kashmir that taking away its autonomous status has paved the way for economic growth. the visit comes ahead of india's national election, due to be held by may. vehicles moving in and out of kashmir�*s largest city srinagar are being checked, with thousands of extra security forces deployed across the region. ahead of mr modi's visit, the streets of srinagar were cleaned and welcoming posters put up. the armourer on the set of the alec baldwin movie rust, in which a cinematographer was shot dead in 2021, has been convicted of involuntary manslaughter. a new mexico jury found hannah gutierrez—reed guilty of the death of halyna hutchins. 0ur west coast correspondent emma vardy reports from los

watches it, no one is interested in it, but here we are for some reason we look, even though rupert murdochch an eminence grise and the evil genius of the entire media environment, but we see that his latest projects, of course, are not going well, and so, in my opinion, they are have already refused, or even a refusal is in the process refusal of cable broadcasting, that is, they will go completely online with morgan , because all this happiness does not pay off, he is such a young guy, he is 92 or 92. he is not just a newlywed, he recently got married, to the ex of our compatriot there mi yes , peace and love, kids just like that, it’s clear that he is handing over the reins of his media empire to lachlan murduk, one of his eldest sons, well, this is kind of a story in progress, by the way, the youngest has even traveled to ukraine a couple of times, with him sun journalists came and interviewed zelensky, in my opinion, several months ago, that is, he is trying to somehow get into this agenda, but to be honest, even usan and even sky news, with whom he... relationships, so things are goin

the media tycoon rupert murdoch is to get married, for the fifth time, at his estate in california injune67 — by his third wife, wendi deng. the billionaire media mogul�*s last engagment lasted two weeks. ten years ago today a malaysian airliner carrying 239 people on a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing vanished, in what has become one of the greatest aviation mysteries. the aircraft has never been found, despite the largest and most expensive search operation ever mounted. a few parts of the plane eventually washed up thousands of kilometres away. let's speak to our correspondentjonathan head in kuala lumpur. one of the greatest mysteries never solved.— never solved. what is the latest? it _ never solved. what is the latest? it is _ never solved. what is the latest? it is a _ never solved. what is the latest? it is a still - never solved. what is the i latest? it is a still unsolved. we know the plane left this airport in kuala lumpur exactly ten years ago on what was a completely routine flight to beijing stop less than an hour into the fly, after the pilot had sent a very routine goo

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prince harry's lawyers tell the high court that rupert murdoch must have known about phone hacking inl has been defaced. and coming up on bbc news... he's back for wales after a lengthy knee injury, but will aaron ramsey be fit to start in their euros qualifier against finland tomorrow? good evening. there was some welcome news for the economy today, with a sharper than expected fall in inflation. the rate at which prices go up fell from a% injanuary to 3.a% in february — it's a long way from the peak there of 11% back in october 2022. but inflation is still some way off the bank of england's target rate of 2%. the prime minister says that the uk economy is turning a corner — but as our economics editor faisal isalm has been finding out — many people are still feeling the pinch.

rupert murdoch also interferes constantly media constantly in his his media outfits . human nature angle of it. if you've got a guy who owns a newspaper, say, it's very difficult to stop them wanting to play with that. what i'm saying, if you've got a foreign government involved, and especially if there an especially if there was an international crisis going on and the editor wanted to take one view, which would be against the interests of that country, it would make it very difficult for editor to do that also for the editor to do that also as well. >> people will say, well, hang on. a second outcome for foreign governments shares in, governments can have shares in, say, an airport in this country or, , but there's no public or, yeah, but there's no public interest thing there with an airport . airport. >> an airport just sends planes backwards and forwards. no, but you were talking about about actually forming opinions. >> got a no. >> now michel's got a no. >> now michel's got a no. >> i'm talking about people will say people will say critical infrastructure. wheth

rupert murdoch had to become an american citizen for the post in the 1970s or 1980s. we allowed china to launch this app through their company, which china has total control over these companies, if they want something, they take them, just ask alibaba, he is now working in soup kitchens, he was one of the most powerful ceos of the country, he was critical of the finance sector of china and they did not take to it. would we let north korea, china, russia, any of our enemies, let them control the conversation in the country and 170 million people. the answer is absolutely not. so, why we let this company get a foot hold is beyond me. they have found an algorithm method, maybe it's a.i., that has not been replicated, that will not be involved in this purchase if it's sold. it's -- and the analogy in the "new york times" was, if you sell tiktok without the algorithm that beijing owns and singapore, singapore locations is one in america, is like buying a ferrari and not putting the engine in. they know more about us, our likes and interest and control the news feed. how m

she was the wife of alick mckay, rupert murdoch's newspaper deputy, and was taken from their home inosein, who confessed to them where she was buried. they told breakfast what it was like coming face—to—face with the man who killed their mother and grandmother. he threw himself at me — i wasn't going to give him a hug — he threw himself at me and i thought about it afterwards, i think he had this feeling that i'd come to thank him for telling me where her body was. last week, detectives visited trinidad and spent several days interviewing hosein. nizamodeen hosein told the bbc that if the police want him to travel to the uk to point out the exact burial spot, he is willing to do so. the mckay's lawyer hope this is a breakthrough moment. i think he was there when the body was buried and i think he very much knows where it is. you know, i guess with time and age and so on, how precisely he can identify where that body is now, i think he'll need some help but i think he can assist the family at finding that body, yes. but their hopes may be dashed as towards the end of the visit, the mc

i want to thank rupert murdoch. coming from israel this year and we're going to have a special easter service at 12:00 noon on fox all across the country and so this is a great day as we celebrate the christian faith around the world,s pastors, churches, small groups, large churches all around the world are celebrating our risen savior. pete: that is at 12:00, 12:00 noon eastern time on fox, easter message with reverend graham from israel. we have a quick highlight reel from that as well. we'll play it. watch. >> welcome to a special easter celebration from israel. with franklin graham. >> i'm in the place where jesus walked, talked and healed. the first easter message was preached right here. >> and michael w smith, with brand-new music. pete: sounds about right, a message and worship from the holy land on easter. sounds phenomenal. >> well, it was a great opportunity. michael w smith is a wonderful person. and he's got a brand-new song that he's never sung on television or anywhere and that is -- this will be kind

to try to sell him on the bill, and rubio along with chuck schumer went so far as to meet with rupert murdoch and roger ailes to tray to persuade them to keep fox's on-air personalities from savaging the legislation and give it a fighting chance at survival. apparently, they were unsuccessful, as that is exactchy what wound up happening. several conservative media figures even signed on to a letter opposing this bill. once again, it died in congress. fast forward to today. and we shouldn't be surprised that yet another bipartisan border bill was killed by d.c. republicans, including the aforementioned alabama senator katie britt who was part of the team that negotiated the very conservative immigration bill that house speaker mike johnson is now refusing to bring to the floor, all because the new rush limbaugh, donald trump, told him he wants to run on the issue instead of letting his party solve it. even though he was literally the president for four years and didn't pass any immigration reform at all. not even during the two years when republicans controlled the house, the senate, and the w

this year's recipients of the justice ruth bader ginsburg leadership award included rupert murdoch. elon musk celeste are. sylvester stallone and martha stewart. the justices son telling the washington post to his family is relieved that the gala has been canceled and then many of the recipients do not share his mother's values. the foundation that gives out the award defended its selection, saying it expanded the eligibility to include men this year because of ginsburg's teachings on equality. getty images has raised some concerns about another one of kate middleton's family photos after the wire service pulled one last week over concerns that was heavily photoshop. so getty has now expressed some concerns over this photo. so take a look at it and see if you can tell what's going on. it depicts the late queen elizabeth and her grandchildren. it was taken in 2022 and was released last year to mark what would have been her 97th birthday and getty images has now pointed out several discrepancies, including the line on the queen skirt saying it doesn't match. and prince seen there on t

>> i was just reading this in the information, i mean, you know, rupert murdoch had to become a u.s.izen to own a media company here in the u.s. this was, you know, decades ago. this is the -- the fcc has rules about in didirect ownership. this doesn't seem so out of left field. and just -- >> it's not, but -- so it's not, and i think everybody agrees it's not. and therefore now what? >> yeah, but i -- i just go back to the thing, why is this such a hot button issue? because, you know, the chinese know that they have this thing that has captivated the world. it's an influencing tool. we've spent so much time, since the 2016 election, going over all of these different techniques in which different, you know, ways populations can be manipulated. this one seems very unique, at a time where, you know -- so again, i just think they are actually confirming the worst fears that some of us have about the potential risk that this platform is on hundreds of millions of americans phones. >> a couple of things. on tariffs -- former president trump definitely has loved using tariffs in the past,

happened in this culture, and i think it's because of three things, social media gerrymandering and rupert murdoch, i think pretty much if i had to pick three things i >> like i know. it's amazing that class, right i call him uncle satan in the book because he's avuncular and yet bad but one of the things that's happened is that social media has caused us to, we talk about our grievances with each other all the time and we don't tell stories about each other anymore. and that's what's happened. it's reductive anise you don't get a debate and someone has to top each other and dunk each other. and this is why i have a problem with elon musk on x because all he wants to do is done, right? right. instead of like mark cuban, who you both you and i did an amazing series on dei, right when he did it, i wrote him, i go godspeed, you're going over there. okay. good luck >> he >> did it and was really smart. and the response from ilan was you're a moron. >> oh, that's too. well done. were highest level of oxford. >> i'm not defending that. it shouldn't be >> but i'm saying all thank you your could have been

[ laughter ] 92-year-old billionaire -- not quite there. 92-year-old billionaire rupert murdoch announcede weekend that he is engaged to a 67-year-old retired scientist. and if you think that's crazy, next year, they're letting him announce best picture. [ laughter ] "oppenheimer." [ laughter ] "oy, well, will you look at that, it's 'oppenheimer.'" [ laughter ] "oh, who let that guy read my cards? [ laughter ] whatever i'm doing is next year's best picture, i'll tell you that [ laughter ] and finally, a housekeeper at a hotel in atlanta recently found $250,000 worth of cocaine while cleaning a guest's room. on the plus side, that hotel is spotless [ laughter ] and that was the monologue, everybody. [ cheers and applause what a photo we got a great, great show for you tonight. he is an emmy-nominated member of the cast of "saturday night live," and his audible original series "hot white heist" is out now. bowen yang is back on the show, everybody. [ cheers and applause and she is an award-winning journalist and podcaster whose memoir, "burn book: a tech love story," is available now it's f

ms mckay was abducted in 1969, mistaken for the then wife of rupert murdoch, and held to ransom for £1victed because of the horizon it scandal. the business and trade committee said it was a disgrace that 80% of the money for redress payments still hadn't been spent. you're live with bbc news. so, we have discussed so far in the programme just how important this night is forjoe biden. and maybe it is more significant this year given the focus around his age. but how much does a speech like this really resonate with the american public? we have been looking at the polling going all the way back to 2010. this is presidents' average approval ratings on the day of the addresses to congress, versus two weeks later. the more green there is on the right, the better the net gain. and it all but four years it is net positive. but not by much and so i wonder whether the vast majority don't in fact watch the sotu, they are not closely following the policy they are getting the vibe from the headlines that come after? 296, 2%, leslie, 2% is a lot in the context of the swing states. i'm going to put

, adding to the more than 300,000 already displaced by gang violence 92 year-old media mogul, rupert murdoch, is set to marry again this time to alayna's a cova, a 67 year-old retired scientist the couple plans to tie the knot at murdoch's california state. this is murdoch's six engagement with four previous marriages we wish them a lifetime of happiness. a new cdc report finds nearly 11,000 children have been rushed to the er after accidentally taking melatonin because most of them think the gummies our candy more than half the accidental ingestion involve children between 3.5 years old, melatonin is a hormone many use as a sleeping yeah, clearly, melatonin is not something we need on this morning shift at this point. >> the cost of donald >> trump's legal problems and courtroom losses is catching up and quickly, we have new reporting this morning on when president trump needs to come up with about half 1 billion to cover his losses. cnn's kaitlan, poland's has more reporting on this kaitlan. what are the new deadlines now >> the courts have spoken and now >> that donald trump has lost thes

the organization that picked elon musk and rupert murdoch to receive awards named after ruth bader ginsburgrds ceremony. the opperman foundation made the announcement after criticism from the late supreme court justices. family. the foundation established the rbg award in 2019 to honor her and her advocacy for women's rights. this year's awards also included men. out of the five recipients, martha stewart was the only woman selected. former olympian and reality star caitlyn jenner is throwing her support behind the new york officials order that bans female sports teams with transgender athletes from using county owned facilities. jenner says allowing transgender athletes to compete against other women will, quote, ruin women's sports for years to come. county executive bruce blakeman says the ban is intended to foster fair play and protect girls and women from getting injured if they play against transgender women. the ban doesn't apply to men's teams . >> nba stars lebron james and jj redick have launched a new podcast called mind the game. subject everything basketball. the podcast will f

gave in charge of that award, gave the honor to both elon musk and conservative media mogul, rupert murdoch, a family statement says that the oper min foundations restraint far from the original mission of the award and from what justice ginsburg stood for they say that they are not affiliated with the award and the award used to recognize women of distinction, but was expanded this year two include menn, the 2023, henry was barbra streisand we have a great lineup coming up this sunday morning on state of the union speaker emerita, california democrat nancy pelosi. is there also jfk's grandson, jack schlossberg, also as his cousin, rfk junior runs for president plus california democratic representative and current senate candidate adam schiff, south dakota republican senator mike rounds, and ohio republican governor mike dewine. that's sunday morning at 09:00 a.m. eastern. and again at noon right here on cnn then sunday night, look for a brand new episode of united states of scandal with jake tapper. jake is going to dig into the downfall of former new jersey governor jim miklaszewski, who

prince harry's lawyers tell the high court that rupert murdoch must have known about phone hacking at don't you guys do the way we do it?" because we are not you, and we don't like it much, really. and the new artwork by the elusive banksy is defaced — but does that mean it's ruined? on newsnight at 10.30, we'll go deeper behind the headlines and speak live to key players on today's big stories, plus a look tomorrow's front pages. good evening. there has been some welcome news for the economy,

american businessman, is also very keen on bidding for the telegraph, as indeed, we're told, our rupert murdochm the daily mail group. we'll see what happens by what the farage moment today has to be. i mean, i really couldn't believe it when this government came to power in 2010, there were 1.56 million people working for the national health service. we learned overnight that number is now through 2 million. yes, there are more than 2 million people working for the nhs as we spent when they came to power . spent when they came to power. about 7 to 8% of our annual gross domestic product on health in one way or another, we now spend more than 10. that's a massive 25 to 30% increase on what we spend in real terms on the nhs. so so a lot more money, a lot more people . and yet i a lot more people. and yet i have a bet that most of you think the service is far worse than it was in 2010. something is fundamentally wrong, and no one really has got the courage to face up to it. now it's cheltenham week this week. i'm very excited. i'm going on friday. i expect to have lots and lots of winning bets, b

they've deposed rupert murdoch and other witnesses. they've even more messages that dominion didn't. so there will likely be even more disclosures on that fox side in terms of what was being broadcast. and it's true as well through the january six federal case, the case in georgia, we're still learning more about this attempt to overthrow, but it is critical. look at, you know, what happened in states like this where you had these seemingly random individuals who were able to get the ear. the president. right. and look at the ear of the trump family. that is what i find so interesting about the weekend that trump the election in november 2020. remember major cities saturday morning. you know, there are streets celebrating guns. you know, it was all declared saturday morning and then by sunday morning, literally 24 hours later, maria bartiromo on the air reading this conspiracy theory laden email from some random woman who admits she's whack a doodle, who's claiming that dominion actually stole the election. then nancy pelosi it all. so

rothermere , and even recent rothermere, and even recent suggestions murdoch suggestions that rupert murdochay be interested. but until today, the frontrunner was the united arab emirates via the investment fund redbird imi, the telegraph's political editor, ben riley—smith, who will be joining program tomorrow to joining the program tomorrow to discuss book, reported discuss his new book, reported earlier that earlier this afternoon that foreign control of british foreign state control of british news is set to news organisations is set to be outlawed in light of the uae's bid for the telegraph. however, it minority stake could it seems a minority stake could still be permitted. the question is, of course, who could be the next owner of this great british institution ? kelvin. institution? kelvin. >> right, so i have two aspects on this. so unusually so. first of all, it is great news for a fantastic investor like sir paul marshall, who has literally pumped tens of millions into this business and actually created an audience where nothing existed before. so fantastic for him. he's now the f