the star witness, tina new. a witness who was, to be fair, compromised. d her own checkered past, but also by one detail in the story tina says eric told her, something defense attorney john barnett says is critical. >> you'd expect if pegye's head was caved in by 35 pound dumbbells, there'd be blood. >> quite a lot of it. >> everywhere. and -- and there wasn't. >> reporter: on the stand, tina tried to defend herself. >> i'm a horrible witness when it comes to looking at me on paper. >> did you think anybody would believe you? >> no. you know, i knew that i told exactly what he had said to me and i knew that i was doing the right thing. and i honestly didn't care what anybody thought. >> reporter: then there was the conversation she had recorded at el torito. eric's own words. the jury heard all of them. >> nobody knows anything but you! >> barnett offered his own explanation. >> i argued that the reason he said it is to shut her up, to calm her down. in any event, the defense said -- eric never said on tape that he hit pegye. the only person who heard him

tina. >> yes. >> seth: you had some news on tina. >> i have some headline news on tina. tina -- she is a he. >> seth: oh, my goodness. [ laughter ] >> yeah. tina was having some problems with her gut. it's common in rabbits. >> seth: uh-huh. >> and the doctor was trying to put a -- insert a catheter, and she's like, "oh, i don't know how to tell you this, but, you know, she's a he." >> seth: and now how long have you had tina? >> four years. >> seth: yeah. >> i find out after four years. >> seth: wow. [ laughter ] >> and it's really different at home now because -- >> seth: really? >> oh, yeah. >> seth: do you find though, you're treating her differently? >> yeah. >> seth: or him differently now -- >> yeah, a lot of cussing. yeah. [ laughter ] very -- very interesting to have a male rabbit. >> seth: and you had a painting commissioned. >> oh, yeah. so, my brother's boyfriend, hugh hamrick is a decorative painter, and every year i'm allowed to ask him to paint two paintings for me. >> seth: okay. >> so i'm like, "when you gonna do a painting of tina?" you know? >> seth: m

new n. >>> and -- we get wild in wine country with tina fey, amy poehler and their former "snl" co-stars.his is "entertainment tonight." ♪ entertainment tonight >>> thanks so much for joining us, everybody. certainly hope you had a great weekend. but no matter how good it was, chris pratt's was even better. >> here's the deal -- "avengers" endgame lit up the box office history, making history. chris toasted the love of his life at a star-studded bridal shower. >> congratulations, chris. >> hey, oprah, how was the party? >> hey, guys. >> hey, arnold, how are you? >> the 29-year-old bride-to-be wore white, of course. hair down. lace and fringe as she arrived the four-hour-long shower was held in the backyard. the high light -- chris sang and then gave a sweet toast. >> how can you not be glowing? >> you have to be involved in wedding planning. are you deeply involved? >> am i deeply involved? you know, i'm up to about my neck. you know, that's pretty deep. that's about five-foot-something to here. >> you're in it? >> i'm in it, baby. i'm in it! but it's good. it feels good. >> oprah was one

tina brown in an op ed in the "new york times" said, women lead differently than men, that they have's true? do you think the world would be different if it were led by women? >> of course! [ applause ] i don't just say that. i believe it. it's not that every woman would govern differently. we know that. but let's just take the example of the horrific terrorist attack in new zealand. and the response of the prime minister. right? [ applause ] and i had a chance to meet with her about a year ago while she was very pregnant. and we talked about all kinds of things. but we talked about, you know, having a baby when you are in a public position, and how you balance all of that. the things we would talk about with our friends or in my case with my daughter and her friends now. and she showed the heart not only of a leader, but of a mother. and her reaching out to the muslim community in new zealand sent a message about how leaders should behave in the face of horrific violence conducted for ideological reasons. and i think that that was as strong a signal as we could get that given the ch

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news. we great story. it is half past eight, stay with us. stay with us, headlines coming up. hello, this is breakfast with chris mason and tina daheley. saying the government is paying too much attention to a small but noisy environmental lobby. natascha engel — a former labour mp — said that unnecessarily strict rules imposed by the government meant it was nearly impossible to make a success of the industry. 0bese seven—year—olds are at greater risk of facing emotional problems such as depression when they reach 11 according to a major uk study. the findings are being presented at the european congress on obesity in glasgow today. people have been told to worship at home instead. sri lanka‘s president has outlawed two groups. a woman has died and three people are in hospital after a shooting at a synagogue in california. the congregation was celebrating the last day of passover when the gunman stormed the service and opened fire. a 19—year—old man has been arrested over the attack just outside san diego. mps will vote this week on whether to declare an environmental and climate emergency following mass protests amid concerns the crisi

cbs news contributor tina brown covered the wedding with us and she covered the dianna chronicles.ing "harry!" >> yeah. >> it was quite a day. >> a good moment. >> a lot happened in the year for harry and meghan. she's gotten married, moved, having a baby. she's been under a microscope. how do you think she handled what could be harsh spotlight? >> i think she's done a great job of coming into this immensely difficult transition. what she's dealing with are two-pronged horrors. one, the awful gossiping of the different rival camps. and the other is -- the palace. >> yeah. where charles lives hates and rivals and competes like different tvs shows competing. they're trying to, you know, protect charles and camila. everyone forgets them but they're the next in line and harry's staff and the four of them are together and splits together. each needs their own office. now they each need their own offices with their own agendas. they're all kind of fighting. and the queen's of course the big brother of it all. and they get the last say. but there's a lot of his si fits. and the second thi

after all the charges were dropped against the actor, attorneys mark gary gose and tina started doing the rounds on news programs and blamed the attack of the brothers. they claimed that the statements damaged the repetition of the brothers car their business, and consummate them emotional distress. they're asking for damages and legal costs. lawyers for the brothers say they want to clear the name of two guys who were just trying to make it as actors and did what successful actors told them to do. they say they want to clear interpretation of the city in the lawsuit does say that >> sandra: directed the old thing >> they were asked to do some big driver and they trusted. at the end of the day, that friend betrayed their trust. >> the lawsuit says that they claimed on the "unreasonable doubt" podcast that the younger brother briefly engaged in homosexual encounter with jussie smollett. that story floated by the jussie smollett legal team for by the brothers would have attacked smollett if it was not at his direction. according to a source from the smollett team, one brother was worried that the other on

tina brown was the editor of "vanity fair," "the new yorker" and "the daily beast" and is founder of holds its tenth annual summit next week. welcome. >> good to be here, fareed. >> so, let me ask you about an act of what many regard as kind of typically male leadership in your country of origin, britain. the way in which brexit has been handled for a lot of people -- and this has come up in parliament, in commentaries on parliament -- feels like a lot of schoolboys jostling for power and attention. and in fact, many of the people, the key players in the torry party all went to the same college and in fact the same high school. they've all eaten at oxford and this comes up a lot in politics. >> it showed, frankly, because brexit only came about because feckless, upper-class men decided to hold their political, tactical issues by holding a referendum without any plan "b." then what had actually happened -- and they were stunned when it did -- another bunch of upper-class men all sort of fought over the spoils but completely messed it all up, leaving absolute chaos in their country. an

one i didn't tina let's return to our malaria story new drug being trialled in malawi let's bring in some biologist bringing diversity in newcastle joins me from. the trials the drugs like this sort of take place all over the world get this one which is exclusively exclusively being held in southern africa does that surprise you. not at all. i do apologize if we having any luck with that story at all at the moment and we will hopefully try and come back to it later. so let's start and go over to russia where scientists there are logged on the russian government plans to allow increased levels of pollution in the world's largest lake lake baikal contains twenty percent of the planet's freshwater step bassam reports russian government leaders say they can better protect the lake by increasing committed levels of waste. the fragile line between water and ice marks the entrance to the world's largest and deepest lake and the ice melts the water is so clear that fish and freshwater seals can be spotted with oxygen one and a half kilometers down near the bottom made by karl has a unique ec

talked to secretary clinton in front of a packed audience at the event founded by tina brown and held at lincoln center here in new york. >> hi. >> welcome, hillary clinton. >> so happy to be here. >> pleasure to have you here. >> thank you. thank you. >> today, april 12th, four years ago, you announced for the presidency of the united states? >> i did. i did. >> if there's one piece of advice for the 18 democrats who are trying to do what you did about running against donald trump, what would it be? >> wow! i am absolutely delighted to see this incredibly diverse field and especially to have more than one woman running for president of the united states is exciting. but i think -- you really have to do two things simultaneously, and it's challenging. you do have to present what you want to do. what is your vision? what is your hope for our country. how do you see the future? what are you going to propose that will make a difference in the lives of americans and maintain the values, the ideals of america in a very complex world? so you bear that responsibility at the same time, you have to be able to counter and i

a pulitzer prize-winning journalist at "the new york times" had been a book called almost home tina is going to be interviewing joe today. after they speak we will have a question and answer period, and i hope that we are fortunate enough to be covered statewide tv on c-span so if you can't wait until i pass the microphone around for questions, that would be great. going to turn the program over now. thank you very much. joe and i have been trying and competitors in the local news seem. we both ran a local blog and they wanted to find out from you what other aspects of your career went into your decision to write this book? >> thank you everyone for coming they are few and far between but flawed view many of you know my background ipod earth -- it ran from 2009 to 2018 i'm sorry, 2017. they've been supported to a great website and their editor fred smith is here so i thank him and he might be right for him for about a year and we broke several stories in the school district which we won't get into. my background quickly i grew up and went to brooklyn college the city university of new

do it yourself network the news you know max you tube channel subscribers don't miss out on t.v. it's tina a sex phone operator who worked her masters thesis on the potato for the right to free. not to turn on well it's more words that there was from their. literature a list of british women must treat. a city in ruins maro a. symbol of a long conflict in the philippines between the muslims and the christian population last month as fighters occupied the city center in two thousand and seventeen president to churches response was. i just heard it will never again the whole game of. the reconquest turned into tragedy is not the kind of freedom that we want. how did morality become a gateway to islamist terror. an exclusive report from a destroyed city. film in the sights of fire starts april eleventh on d w. touched. a delicate moment for the world economy the international monetary fund says the global economy is slowing more than expected to tell you what the i.m.f. is demanding from governments around the world to stop also coming up e.u. leaders are discussing another bragg's of postpon

tina brown, thank you. the 10th annual women in the world summit kicks off this wednesday at lincoln center in new york city major shake up in the trump administration. this time it's homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen. she's announced she's resigning days after visiting the southern border with the president, and she not giving much time for a transition. >>> plus congresswoman ilhan omar gets criticized by president trump one day after one of his supporters was charged for threatening to kill her. >>> those stories are ahead on "morning joe". i'm a migraine sufferer and i'm an emt. when i get a migraine at work, it's debilitating. if i call out with a migraine, that's one less ambulance to serve a community. i just don't want to let these people down. excedrin migraine. relief that works as hard as you do. we really pride ourselvesglass, on making it easy to get your windshield fixed. with safelite, you can see exactly when we'll be there. saving you time for what you love most. >> kids: whoa! >> kids vo: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ (door bell rings) it's ohey. this is amazing. with mo

welcome back to the way tina russian historians are up in arms after poland again refused to allow them to contribute to a new museum thing later this year at a former nazi death camp medina court jennifer picks up the story. of some a boar was a nazi run killing center and an intense secret very few survived to average taliban scream chorus. another unit arrived once they were already undressed they apparently understood where they were being taken naked and all in fear they ran away but where could they run everyone rushed to the barbed wire fences and there they were met with the fire of machine guns and rifles many people died from the bullets the rest were driven into the gas chambers the fires were burning into late at night that's all flames illuminated the evening black sky with its terrifying light the whole camp and the surrounding territory. like thunder the screams of people rode over the death camp six hundred people exhausted yearning for freedom rushed forward shouting here a in this single impulse the jews of russia and poland the netherlands and from us czech is a vacuum in germany united it

tina daheley. good morning, here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news.ttention to a small but noisy environmental lobby. natascha engel, a former labour mp, said that unnecessarily strict rules imposed by the government meant it was nearly impossible to make a success of the industry. 0bese seven—year—olds are at greater risk of suffering emotional problems, such as anxiety and depression, when they reach 11, according to a major uk study. researchers found obesity and mental health were closely linked, and gradually increased throughout childhood. the link was not apparent in younger children. we'll be speaking to one of the co—authors of that report in a few minutes time. church services in sri lanka have been cancelled today, amid fears of more attacks a week after the easter sunday bombings. people have been told to worship at home instead, as thousands of troops continue to search for those islamist militants still at large. sri lanka's president has outlawed two islamist groups suspected of carrying out the suicide attacks. a woman has died and thr

tina. >> i love that one. >> reporter: jodi serling is rod's daughter. we met in binghamton, newling grew up. the rod serling most people know is the man in the suit and the cigarette in black and white introducing each episode. but we know nothing about what he was like at home. >> my dad was the funniest person in the world. he would dress the animals up in human clothes and talk for the animals and put lamps on his head. >> reporter: by the end of ttoo '50s, early '60s, he was kind of a superstar, wasn't he in the industry? >> he was, he was. >> reporter: did that reflect at all in his parenting? was he around? >> when he was in his study and the door was shut, we knew that was offlimits. but most of the time he was open to talk to us when we wanted to talk to him or play with him. i never felt he was ever absent in my life at all. >> reporter: serling enlisted in the army immediately after high school. world war ii was in full swing. he was a paratrooper in the pacific. a shattering experience that his family says haunted him for the rest of his life. >> my mom said that lots

tina davis. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg first word news.iary committee will vote this week on whether to issue subpoenas seeking robert mueller full report 's. the commission is likely to miss the deadline for the report's release. william barr says a redacted version of the full report will be released by the middle the month. and then it is secretary-general today dismissed concerns about the military alliance's relationship with the u.s. his comments in brussels came ahead of his meeting in washington tomorrow with president trump. in the past, the president has been critical of nato nations and other spending commitments. he suggested -- rejected suggestions of that the trump administration is reducing its commitment to the alliance. that is what was stated by the president. he has stated again and again that he is committed to nato. we have

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but as the country alexa new president ukraine's displaced people are having to fight to cast their votes one of those people is nelly so you tina five years ago she left her hometown donetsk in a hurry with just a couple of suitcases in hand. i was driving to work with my husband suddenly there were armed men blocking the road they were pointing their weapons at anyone who dared to talk back i told my husband to buy train tickets we need to get out of here it all happened very fast i came home from work and we left the same evening with it when i locked the door i already knew that i would never be coming back that's not just against bush and. nellie and her family left everything behind their home their car and their jobs soon after donetsk fell under the control of pro russian separatists the family found shelter with friends in kiev but on their first morning in the capital their hosts had something important to do vote a poll that nellie and her husband worked scooted from because they were still registered in donetsk know when everybody at the beginning was still i mean you see your friends voting but you can't take part y

tina's and his destruction passed. by impression dortmund harry and les and as quickly as possible disrupting their build up play at source and they did it with a newmidfield formation two players further up the pitch and one in the holding role at the martinez here he's the first to anticipate where the ball is going he wins it back for by and with an incisive intervention the spanish intercept are vital to nico that his game plan. should be we never let them settle and i think that was the key to our success for. another example from the first half dormant when possession and can launch a counter attack. get the ball to the deep lying axel witold and he can pump it forward to the speedy royce. but once again having not seen as has read the play. he closes down the space and nullifies the door and the time. it's not spectacular but it's highly effective domon can't get anything going up front especially maka royce. on the ball just thirty one times in the whole match a record bundesliga load for the germany international over ninety minutes. one more masa full moment for much enos again dormant have an opportunity to play a long ball up to royce b

and next to tina is kathy mccann she was a 19-year-old irish immigrant who arrived in new york city when jackie kennedy hired her as a personal assistant in 1964, nine months after jfk's assassination. she became a trusted employee helping to raise john on 1040 fifth avenue, who for five decades she never spoke publicly of her experience but now she has written a memoir, jackie's girl my life with the kennedy family and i hear she has a smashing station yesterday with the interview regarding her book, we would like to welcome her as well. and finally, can wells, i think a snuck onto the memoir panel as well. he grew up in louisiana fishing, wrinklinwrinkling and grip on hs mother's gumbo. then he went on to a journalism career that included 24 years with the wall street journal. it is springtime he had 12 wall street novels. it i his third book of narrative nonfiction. the book is described as narrative nonfiction but it has the memoir will been throughout. if we can welcome everybody to the panel. thank you so much. [applause] all of these books are really, really different and they all

trying to call back to that news press conference of the moment have a little bit of difficulty with the connection story of course maria who is has been put in jail for it tina months for not declaring herself as registered foreign agent you've just been hearing some questions from a media conference established in moscow speaking to her cell in the u.s. where she has been jailed for dean months we will return as soon as we know that maria is now speaking again to the conference i think they have got a connection let's listen. know your back. so don't want to rewrite the question please go ahead i know off your yes i remember the question. well the first thing. i knew was you my position on patriotism love for my country i never got it i've never hidden it so you write. not from my friends not in any events yeah. as all the official documents say i promote strengthening relations between the u.s. and russia. i love my country. which and i respect its very much. i expressed my stance and i will continue doing so. and the second thing is i'm not really i don't really consider myself a pro-government activist. so i am a gun activist and i speak for reforms in t

that does it for this al-jazeera news hour for me it is a problem and the entire team here thank you very much for watching. israel war on truth where on live what tina's taught us is to be able to be concise being expressing exactly what is happening in the moment and what it needs triggering church or if you join us on sat israel is an apartheid state and of the cleansing of the palestinian people this is a dialogue everyone has a voice and we want to hear from you join a global conversation amount of zero when the news breaks and the story below six million children in and outside syria have been affected by war when people need to be heard. and the story needs to be told people are telling us that there's no medicine there are not enough ferengi al-jazeera has teens on the ground u.s. air power alone is not enough to bring in more pain documentaries and live news on air and online. across europe immigration is high on the agenda and in hungary it's presented as a pressing issue we didn't have immigrants' at all zero immigration but this is the one political topic anybody and everybody is discussing the far right is preparing for battle and their op

tina daheley and chris mason. our headlines today: the uk's fracking tsar quits after six months, accusing the government of pandering to scare stories about the safety of shale gas. newd in hand from the age ofjust 7. a shooting at a synagogue in the us city of san diego leaves one woman dead and three people injured. mo farah aims to win the london marathon for the first time this morning, claiming victory would sit alongside his incredible achivements on the track. the breeze continues to ease down

tina. the park will also feature iconic characters like yoda. >> through the force, things you will see. >> reporter: and there's a new video game coming soon.i fallen order." features actor cameron monaghan playing a jedi fugitive. what went through your mind when you find out you were going to be a part of this experience? >> i think that my mind kind of shut down out of excitement. >> reporter: while excitement builds the final day of "star wars" celebration brings a first look at the new series "the mandalorian." mystery surrounds the show. but we know it stars pedro pascal from "game of thrones." a lot more to come here today at star wars celebration. back to you. >> i'm excited about "the mandalorian." that looks really good. >> i'm intrigued. tell me more. >> i'll be less embarrassed about my outfit. >> you should still be embarrassed. >> was i using my outside voice there? >>> coming up on "gma" tomorrow morning, more of our exclusive interviews with the episode 9 director j.j. abrams and the rest of the cast. >>> "pop news" is next with diane macedo. stay with us. diane macedo. stay with us. the pain and swell. the psoriasis. cosent

tina davis, great to have you with us. you can catch all of the interviews you have seen on the bloomberg with the function tv . from toronto and new bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> i am mark crumpton with bloomberg's first word news. the chairman of the house oversight committee says the white house is now" "open defiance of his panel" after a former official defied a subpoena. is chairman says he consulting with members and staff about scheduling a vote on contempt after former white house personnel security director did not show up for a scheduled deposition today. he was subpoenaed after one of his former employees told the panel that dozens of people in president trump's administration were granted security clearances despite the disqualifying issues and their backgrounds. queen elizabeth ii will hostess trump on aesident state visit in june. only two presidents were honored with a state visit that typically features a banquet with the queen. mr. trump made an official trip to the u.k. last summer though that was not a state visit. that was met with nationwide public protests.

tina daheley and chris mason. our headlines today: the uk's fracking tsar quits, accusing the government of pandering to scare stories about the safety of shale gas. a newesity and mental health problems in children. researchers say the two go hand in hand from the age ofjust 7. a shooting at a synagogue in the us city of san diego leaves one woman dead and three people injured. mo farah aims to win the london marathon for the first time this morning. claiming victory would sit alongside his incredible achivements on the track. good morning from the start line of the marathon, 40,000 people are going to be heading through here in the next couple of hours, helping to create an extraordinary landmark, more than £1 billion created for charity over the marathon‘s 49 year history. an in the whether the breeze continues to ease across the uk, the most are slightly drier and warmer day. i'll have the detail in next 20 minutes. good morning, thank you for turning us on good morning, thank you for turning us on today. the uk's shale gas commissioner has resigned after only six months in thejob, saying the government is paying too much attention to a small but no

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tina scharf says he's been a loving, ideal husband. >> it was like we were two puzzle pieces made for each other where each of us complemented and completed the other person. >> but even in this happy new he says, he's never forgotten about jody. but he might have been surprised to learn that someone else was thinking of her too after all these years. bergen county had a new prosecutor, and he was eager to revisit old case files. among them an unexplained death here on the cliffs of the palisades so many years ago. the death of jody scharf. >> it was this renewed push since 2002 to look into the cold cases. >> kibat marcos covered the trial for the "record" newspaper in new jersey. on one hand, he says, it didn't seem the prosecutor had any reason to pursue the cold case. >> in terms of hard evidence, it had absolutely nothing new. >> but the prosecutor did have someone new. a famous name to join the investigation into jody scharf's death. dr. michael baden, a world renowned forensic pathologist who investigated the deaths of john f. kennedy and john belushi and testified at the trial of o.j. simpson. he was about to turn up the heat on a very cold case. >> dr. michael baden has review

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at ten o'clock, tina daheley will be here with a full round—up of the day's news.bbc news — president macron of france has hit the headlines once again this week — with his pivotal role in the talks that delayed brexit. newsnight‘s mark urban examines macron‘s rise, his troubles and his plans for france and the eu. announcement in french. there is an element of performance in any leadership. and emmanuel macron, winning france's imperial presidency before his 40th birthday, dominates the national stage completely. macron had a degree of self—confidence that you couldn't expect would lead him as far as it has. but even as a teenager, macron came to the fore, acing his exams, devouring high culture, and taking centre stage in school plays. france's political drama became dominated by a dazzling leading man who articulated a plot of the broadest possible appeal. the problem for macron now is that as the first act of his political drama has gone on, many have come to the conclusion that he is only interested in the reaction of one particular type of audience — the few,

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