tony's body was found a street away. his three sons now without a father. translation: we are outraged., but with disgusting, incompetent leaders. i'm so angry i can't talk any more. i don't have the strength to speak about my brother. he was a really good person. i have no more words. i'm sorry. it is frankly hard to take in the apocalyptic scale of this destruction. to get paiporta alone back on its feet, the homeless rehoused in shelter, damage reimbursed could take months. but then repeat that for mile after mile of this stricken region. spain stunned, traumatised and where rage is tipping over, only eased by the solidarity of the people. today, the spark was ignited here. and as the number of dead rises further and the depth of loss becomes deeper, this country is at a delicate moment. mark lowen, bbc news, valencia. bbc mundo reporter jorge perez had this update from catarroja, one of the worst affected areas in the valencia region. we have arrived to the town of catarroja. this is south of the city of valencia. what we see here looks even worse than all the towns that we have pre

tony's body was found a street away. his three sons now without a father. translation: we are outraged.gth to speak about my brother. he was a really good person. i have no more words. i'm sorry. it is frankly hard to take in the apocalyptic scale of this destruction. to get paiporta alone back on its feet, the homeless rehoused in shelter, damage reimbursed could take months. but then repeat that for mile after mile of this stricken region. spain stunned, traumatised and where rage is tipping over, only eased by the solidarity of the people. today, the spark was ignited here. but as the number of dead rises further and the depth of loss becomes deeper, this country is at a delicate moment. mark lowen, bbc news, valencia. to the middle east now and health officials in gaza say fresh israeli air strikes have killed at least 31 people. the attacks come as the un's children's agency condemned the killing of 50 children in the past couple of days injabalia in northern gaza, which has been under intense israeli attack for weeks. unicef said the entire population of northern gaza was at immin

last 212, i'll leave england forward item tony squared, both goals for his saudi arabia inside of the 5 street with o l. we are now guaranteed a spot in the last 16 lane. have 3 games left to rescue their champions. league seize. manchester city manager, pep squad ellis as he's learning from the club support, run a form, but does see the need for big changes. so they go into choose these champions, league game against the side as far north, having lost their last 5 games. it's the worst series of results for d o a has gone through during his managerial career. when we are winning a lot, a lot, a lot, always i was thinking these to show the bus. and right now, just to show the best. so life net and nothing anything is it turned out so you were a moment that we as tucked away and again, we were winning a lot of games. i was thinking were going to lose games. these unusual. yeah. right . there's always been a point in time where we speak to the team and so some people want to say of what the expectations are, what we need to do a change that's i think normal. so whenever we have a great season that happens al

we are joined now by alastair campbell, who was tony blair passed my communications chief in downing street. the question you asked, historians will write about it frankly for the rest of time because this is one of the most extraordinary election victories and comebacks i think in any country in history. what did he get right? i think he managed to speak to and give a sense of speaking for the anger people feel about the state of their lives and country. i think he recognised it in his usual way, think he recognised it in his usualway, not least think he recognised it in his usual way, not least of all by elon musk and the way he campaigned, it's a very unique form of campaigning that i think a lot of people, people like me, find distasteful and unpleasant, full of lies, racism, misogyny and so forth. but i think the democrats have to really look deep into how they have managed to lose this. lots of reasons for that. looking at some of the economic data, it might look good but in people's lives they didn't necessarily feel it. joe biden went when he went but there was no time really for th

tony blair made it clear he believes ai is key to the uk's economic success. it will change everything, and positively, if we embrace it in a spirit of innovation, not introspection. and new health secretary wes streetingumber of ct and mri scanners, and notjust more scanners, but ai enabled scanners, those are massive productivity gains. as founder and ceo of pioneering ai company google deepmind, sir demis hassabis has been developing ai for health care, scientific research and consumer use long before it was fashionable. it will transform everything, so it will be at least as big as the industrial revolution, possibly, you know, bigger, more like the advent of electricity or even fire. what does he think the uk's new labour government should do to make the best of artificial intelligence? i think it's a big opportunity, actually, for the country and the new government to embrace the economic opportunities that i think are going to come with al and also the scientific possibilities. so, helping with health care, drug design, but also climate. now, the new labour government has said that it wants to be a green superpower, and we know that, at the moment, this technology, artificial intelligence, is ve

wall street to the white house and back to sky woochie guide to unbreakable resilience and founder of the global investment from sky bridge capital. tony, thanks so much for coming back on before we go to crypto cabinet picks. uh warren piece, a caroline leave it sees appointed the youngest of a press as, as in press. secretary, who would have been in your old department of communications. any advice apart from reading the reading your book note of as well. i mean, look at the problem is, you know, he's going to want her to live for him. and you know, that job does require some lying, no matter what president you're running with or being a part of it means just unfortunately that's a tough spot to be. in but i would say to her, she's 27 years old. i try to keep the line to a minimum. if you can, you know, don't, don't get pushed into something like, you know, you really hurt spicer when he told spicer to go out and say that my crowd sizes were bigger than obama is when, empirically, they were not. and so i would just tell her, try to keep the line to a minimum. but good luck. yeah, let her lives over the bible. harris administration, obviously. i mean, you said you didn't want to

hoda and i are right here on 34th street right in front of macy's and we are counting down the minutes until the parade. joining us this morning is tonyis is your first year as ceo. is this your first parade? are you nervous >> are you ready? >> this is like our backyard. this is so much fun. we were just uptown and between seeing the clowns and the floats and the balloons, we have six new balloons this year, seven new floats. we have 700 clowns marching in the parade. this is so fun seeing the people who come from all over the country to be here every year and then the native new yorkers who are here every single year. 3.5 million people are here. >> it's crazy. they come rain or shine. >> rain or shine. >> some people watching might say are the balloons going to fly? everything is going to fly, but what is really amazing, i think, in addition to all this stuff is the music you guys have. we just heard a little jennifer hudson. >> amazing. >> jennifer hudson. >> who else is coming? >> we have jennifer hudson, billy porter, you have idina menzel the cast of several broadway shows, you have all the marching bands. marching band, 11 mar

. >> that was that was tony wes streeting. >> i was going to check something with the nhs . somethingith the nhs. >> she's like sitting there. she's on her own. she's on her own little island. this she's on her own. she's on her own little island.