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olivia, that is dedication! _ at 1am in the morning. olivia, that is dedication! thank _ at 1am in the morning. olivia, that is dedication! thank you. - at 1am in the morning. olivia, that is dedication! thank you. it - at 1am in the morning. olivia, that is dedication! thank you. it is - is dedication! thank you. it is coming up to ten minutes to 6pm. bbc news has learned that a number of refugees have been on hunger strike inside a detention centre at gatwick airport — after they were told the government would deport them to rwanda as part of a new asylum policy. the home office says every step is taken to prevent self—harm at immigration removal centres. clare moseley from care 4 calais has told us more about their situation. they are really tired, they are really weak. their mental state was incredibly fragile to start with. that is how this has happened. they are worried about their families. nearly all these men have families that they were trying to protect. that is why they embarked on these journeys which are so incredibly dangerous. the reason they t

olivia, we must leave it there. i am sure _ instead. olivia, we must leave it there. i am sure the _ instead. olivia, we must leave it there. i am sure the debate - instead. olivia, we must leave it there. i am sure the debate will| there. i am sure the debate will continue. thank you for talking to us. . ~' continue. thank you for talking to us. . ~ , ., british prime minister borisjohnson has insisted that questions over his leadership have been settled and that he will lead the conservative party into the next general election. his comments follow the tories�* defeat in two by—elections this week. speaking to the bbc from rwanda, where he's attending a commonwealth meeting, he said people were heartily sick of questions about his conduct. this report from alex forsyth in the rwandan capital kigali, contains some flash photography. diplomacy has been at the forefront of this commonwealth summit, but for the prime minister this morning, issues closer to home were dominant. evening, sir. last night, he attended an official dinner with his wife, carriejohnson, ming

joining me now, olivia beavers. she's a reporter and author of the huddle news letter for politico, and msnbc political and former u.s. attorney joyce vance. she's a professor at the university of alabama school of law. joyce, what inside can you tear into the doj's decision here? >> i think this decision is hard to understand, quite frankly. if you just look at what we know about the facts and the way all four of these men ignored congressional subpoenas, it perhaps becomes a little bit easier to understand, if not to agree with, if you look at it from doj's institutional bias, which is to stay out of congress is matters, to try and let congress do its own work. and into federal principles of prosecutions, there's actually a provision that suggests that prosecutors should not engage, if there is an alternative remedy available. in this case, we heard representative swalwell, talking about the civil cases that can be used to force people, like mark meadows to testify. of course, the criminal case simply punishes the

kennedy: delivery activist olivia rhonda, she's having technical issues. we love her desperately but right now, we will stick with the man panel, the way i like it on prom night. gary, you live in california so let me ask you this, of the two das having a tough time right now, one definitely piecing recalls tonight, the other potentially one or both of them go? >> i think it's certain chesa boudin will be recalled tonight. i'm less certain about george gas grown in los angeles county, the recall effort here still has a couple of weeks left and they got tens of thousands of signatures left together, i think there at half a million, they need by 66000 verified signatures but it's one of those things that astounded me having lived in california most of my life that we continue to do the same things here specifically over the last 20 years. we've continued to vote in almost entirely democratic states of politicians in the statewide offices from governor down through controller and in our biggest cities, san francisco, san jose, san diego a lot of times, los an

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the panel is back, guy benson, juan williams, olivia rondeau. guy, is there an exhausted little pixie at the white house who has to turn out excuse after excuse after excuse? >> that's more exhausting than trying to keep up with the president. everyone can keep up with this president so the line from the press secretary was a bit much. i'm glad fine, it was a scary moment because serious when you get older, i'm not saying that to be smart or sarcastic, it can be a serious thing and he tries to keep himself in good physical shape, the timber moment you hoped he was okay and he is but you're right, it's a metaphor about the presidency, nothing seems to be going well including this insult to injury all over social media and these are not the best of days for the biden administration and the damage is self-inflicted. kennedy: it's interesting because there's so much concern about president trump physical and mental health from the early days of his administration, a lot of people were talking about invoking the 25th a minute, why are we hearing more

olivia's right. when you listen to it, it is alarming. donald trump is browbeating brad raffensperger. he is attacking him personally. he threatens him. he says at one point, i'm telling you there's fraud, and if you don't do anything about it, you might be committing a crime. it is serious. it is frightening. and it reminds us that the people that stood up to donald trump, raffensperger, sterling, many others, these are state and local politicians, and they're republicans, and they said absolutely not. >> you know, and raffensperger survived politically. i think that is also an important thing about the political context of these hearings that, you know, they tried very hard, trump and his most die-hard supporters to take him out at the next election. he was thought to be just a dead man walking. and he won, and he won convincingly. so, there's a message also being sent to republicans. this is a possible path. >> political goals, most obvious political goals of these hearings is for republicans -- establishment republicans -- to kind of

you know, olivia, look, mike pence called it rubber room stuff. it was also extremely dangerous stuff. to maya's point, it's not as if the people around trump didn't know who the proud boys were. they were the people who he told to stand back and stand by. roger stone has a lot of experience with them. they knew who these people were and per the previous testimony that we've seen during these hearings, they were doing recon. some people who made really violent threats were doing recon with members of congress who were taking them to places that people don't normally go on tours. so they had intel on where to find people. they knew who to find and then they were siphoned off from the rally and sent to the capitol with the mob then coming up behind them. this is mike pence looking at trump. this is when trump finally sends out a video telling everyone to go home. that's one picture we see of mike pence looking wisconsinfully at that. then you've got a picture of pence moments after being evacuated. you can see him with his wife karen, daughter, brot

he remains the threat. >> yeah, olivia. i mean, a lot of folks wish we would not play these clips of donald trump. i mean, i've described this as people wanting to put their heads in the sand since he left office but now that some folks are pulling their heads out of the sand, they're watching what we're all seeing take place during these january 6th hearings and, you know, and watching trump in this speech last night, you know, pararaisi the rioters, praising the insurre insurrectionists, also laying into his vice president for refusing to overturn the election. even after pence was whisked away to that secure location beneath the capitol on january 6th, trump's inner circle again asked if the vp would help overturn the lek. election. this pressure campaign was relentless. i have to ask you, olivia, in addition to commenting on trump going after mike pence, you worked with mike pence. do you think he should have blown the whistle before january 6th? do you think he should have said there was a coup brewing, and we need to

i'll speak to olivia troye about accountability. my interview with ukraine's former president about what is going to take to end russia's brutal invasion of his country. why is florida governor ron desantis undermining covid ccination efforts again and endangering the lives of young children in the process? also, isn't it time for universal health care? good evening, i'm mehdi hassan, what did the president know and what did he know -- that was the seminal question that drove the watergate hearings, amazingly current events make this weekend's anniversary since five burglars were caught trying to break into the headquarters at the watergate complex here in washington, d. c.. it makes that question as fresh and relevant as ever and if the arms of the senator beg the question about what nixon knew, was well nixon knew everything today he was implicated in it all, drawing parallels between the hearings and the january six public hearings that are now unfolding half a century over so far this select committees presenting compelling evid

let's look at the daily telegraph now, which is olivia's paper. "no tax cuts before inflation cools off." the p.m. fears the cost of burden crisis could word —— worsens popular those fears are well—founded. we've had a terrible economic forecast and the last week by the oecd,— by the oecd, which forecasted the british economy _ by the oecd, which forecasted the british economy would _ by the oecd, which forecasted the british economy would not - by the oecd, which forecasted the british economy would not be - by the oecd, which forecasted the | british economy would not be great all next year, the worst growth out of the g20 apart from russia. so i do unfortunately think things are set to get worse. there's a big argument going on in government about what

for i think that's where it's gonna take all of us, to take a stand against this. >> olivia troye, as ever thank you for your time, i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> on tuesday, join us on the msnbc hub on peacock for the next january the 6th hearing, special coverage kicks up with me at 12 pm eastern, continues with katie tour, andrea mitchell, -- 3 pm eastern followed by the hearing alive in full strength in the january six committing tuesday on peacock. still ahead, my conversation with the former president of ukraine, petro poroshenko, don't miss. that but first, juicy stone woods here with the headlines. hello. gio >> hello mehdi, here's the top stories we're watching from msnbc headquarters. police are searching for the suspect responsible for a deadly drive-by shooting at a family barbecue in san antonio, texas. authorities say the gunman fired off 20 to 30 rounds, as they drove past, killing at least two people, five people were also wounded. it's still unclear if the shooting was targeted. french president emmanuel macron, -- lost its majority in parliament following a runoff

olivia. olivia, it is great to have you. you worked with all these individuals. there is a sort of personal connection here. and i did not. but i still found the revelation today of short calling the secret service agent into his office in the west wing -- the day before this goes down -- to warn him about what is going to happen. i found it just mind-blowing. >> yeah. i read that piece, it was chilling to me, knowing mark short well. and having worked with them and knowing the former vice president mike pence well -- when you read this, it sounds like you are reading something in atomic clancy novel. except for the fact that this is actual, real life. this happened in the white house. this happened in the united states. and in what is a democracy, a functioning democracy, for now. that is why this is so incredibly upsetting to process. every time i see a new story like this -- i have great concern. i was concerned for mike pence's life. i was concerned about the threats against him, and what's going to happen on january 6th. i was concerned because i know who do

>> pelley: olivia troye was inside the security perimeter, headed to her car. she went down the steps, past the west wing, and down the closed parking lot, used by presidents, called west executive avenue. then she passed through the secret service gate and out to the staff parking in the ellipse, south of the white house. did you ever experience anything like this again? >> troye: so, not immediately. but i did again about a year later. it didn't happen on the steps. it happened a couple times walking to my car on the ellipse. >> pelley: tell me about those times. >> troye: it was a similar sensation, but this time, it was very much the feeling of vertigo and dizziness. and i felt like i couldn't really walk. there was sort of-- it was like i had a depth perception issue, where i couldn't figure out where the ground was. and i would start walking, and i felt like i was just going to fall right into the ground. >> pelley: troye says she didn't report the episodes because she didn't want to believe she was seriously ill, and she worried what it would mean to her

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you know, i have to ask you, olivia, i mean, obviously we have to point out the price of gas at that time that pence is talking about when it was lower was during a pandemic. there weren't as many people driving cars, so there wasn't as much demand, but put that to the side for a moment. you have pence essentially still trying to claim credit for what occurred during the trump administration while at the same time we're getting these revelations that trump thought it was a good idea for him to be hanged. how do you sort that out? what's going on? >> i think this is the story of mike pence's four years under trump and the administration that he served in. i think, you know, he is defending the policies that he was the lead of in the trump administration and a part of, but yet he's also part of this whole situation where there was this dangerous person sitting in the oval office. and so i think mike pence is trying to thread the line, thread the needle of what does his political future look like while he still tries to court republican voters that are not full on trumpists while also t

welcome, olivia. quick question for you off of the top, what do you think that pence had in mind? how do you think he feels? what is his sense that donald trump was actually trying to get him hung and not protecting him? >> michael, the crazy thing about all of this is that, i think this morning that mike pence knew what he was going into. i think he is well aware of who donald trump is and what he is capable of. anyone who walked into that white house put americans risk -- at risk at times and got to intervene at something that would've been a reckless action from the president. mike pence knew what the stakes were. he knew that he was about to cross donald trump in the worst way. he knew, i am positive, he knew that it was going to be a risk to his own life, a risk to his family, and a risk to those of the capital. with the tweet that you talked about, when i saw that morning, i had to say that that knew that we escalated the threat more, given the lead we had seen up to it. it is still shocking to see today. >> you would think that the ex presidents duty would be to call off th

a devastation of wall syria, iraq, afghanistan, and olivia yugoslavia, fentanyl ukraine, is joining the list of countries devastated by the outcome of a color revolution. for starters, i wouldn't call it a cou. i would call at the popular overthrow of a, of an illegitimate regime. ah, i was in y done in 2014 when my daughter started to plant grain disease or c rule war situation for lead from abroad. not from russia, but we're from bend on north fulton washing from canada, from supreme lending aah! directly from not and you're thanks to the finish. journalist ian has put couldn't get people in the west can know what's really happening. and ukraine groups and not just what's reported by western media. this is a serial war situation, not war between crane and russia, but war from the west against russian world. on february, the 23rd 2014, just after my done, the ukrainian parliament voted to repeal the law on basics of state language policy . ah, they suggest limiting the use of the russian language in a country where last territories are populated by russian speakers who consider russian

o li olivia you were in the hearing room. another witness said he was told he called him -- this call was scathing and made it clear how intense the pressure was that pence was facing that morning. >> this pressure went on for days in the lead up. the worst part is it was not only internal, it was external facing as well with all of these multiple layers of actors. never mind the coordination of get getting this message of the stolen election to domestic extremist groups who were being called to arm on january 6th and putting mike pence life at risk all as a result of all of these things going on behind the scenes. i'm grateful mike pence did hold the line for our democracy and he did stand up and held up his oath to the constitution. sdp you know it's clear here and that is how little concern that the former president had for the former vice president's safety. even after trump was informed about the violence on the capitol knowing his vp is there and in danger, he tweeted about pence lack of courage and the rioters reacting

. >> joining us now is olivia troye, former top aide to vice president mike pence. she attended the hearing today. she is a former colleague of cassidy hutchinson. olivia, i just want to read for the audience the tweet that she was just talking about. it was donald trump tree tweeting at 20 4 pm on the capitol, and that was being televised, he was watching it. he tweeted, mike pence didn't have the courage to do what should have been done to protect our country and our constitution, giving states a chance to certify a corrected set of facts, not the fraudulent or inaccurate ones which they were asked to previously certify. usa demands the truth! and so, donald trump further endangered mike pence's life with that tweet. and what cassidy hutchinson seems to be saying is, we knew. she knew that that tweet was further endangering the vice president. >> yeah, and i can only imagine in the moment you must have been feeling. this is someone who served loyally in the trump administration. i worked with her. she is a political figure in the west wing. and she is young. she c

. >> olivia, you worked, as i understand it, pretty closely with cassidy hutchinson on some key things, not just side by side, but on key things for the administration. there are, it is important to note, some people who are disputing her testimony. not just the former president, but the u.s. secret service, disputing what she testified happened in the beast when the president still wanted to go to the capitol. can you speak to her as a person, what the american people need to know about her, her credibility? >> look, cassidy hutchinson was a loyal staffer. she was very diligent in her work. i worked with her closely. everyone who worked in the white house and worked in the west wing know that she was a critical part of the operation. i got closer to her during the covid task force, i coordinated things with her, she is familiar with the amount of work that went into evacuating cruise ships, i briefed her on that so mark meadows would be aware. she was in the thick of it and she is respected. she is a conservative republican woman, and she is known in republican circles on the hill. th

sorry, we're having issues there with olivia's audio. thank you so much to olivia troy speaking to us here. stay with us for special live coverage of the january 6 committee public hearings. starts monday morning at 9:00 eastern right here on c cnn. >>> in more than 400 cities across the u.s., thousands of people attended rallies to demand lawmakers confront the explosion of gun violence and mass shootings. the movement underscore the urgency, march for our lives. the largest gathering was in washington where significant gun reform has stalled for years in the senate. right now negotiators working on bipartisan package are voicing optimism for a compromise. the public pressure is growing after the school massacre in uvalde, texas and the racist slaughter inside a buffalo grocery store. the son of the oldest victim spoke to demonstrators. >> we're here to stand with those who are bold enough to demand sensible gun legislation that will help to reduce the gun violence in our communities that will stop the slaughter of our most precious com

that'll do it for us at kron. 4 news at noon and send things over to olivia horton for live in the olivia. hey, stephanie, that's really exciting. i love drake. didn't know he dropped a new album so i can't wait to hear it. thanks for that. very welcome. what's what's happened on the show today? >> well, happy friday, everybody. we're glad you're joining us before the weekend kicks off and we sure do have an awesome lineup for you today on the show. coming up, she inspired us all with -er journey to becoming one of the top mountaineers, breaking barriers. so vasquez llevado story is up ahead. plus, she's an we chat with an update on the surprise to lead collaboration. >> are you still looking for something to do this weekend? no problem. soccer game. yes. that stop by with details on how you can check them out. >> and you haven't entered giveaway contest, don't worry. we've got you covered the code word to enter and win 2 tickets anywhere. alaska airlines flies is coming up. >> that and so much more happening. live in the bay. >> welcome in to live in the bay. i'm your host, olivia horton

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olivia, let's start with the announcement. it's a big one. i think it's been delayed. i remember talking to folks on the committee, back in january, talking about march and april, the war ukraine broke out. it is finally here and it is going to happen. >> it is finally here and we are still in suspense, chris. they are not giving us names. we don't know how many hearings they are doing. but we do know some things from our conversations with sources. we know that they want this to be a message. and they have these witnesses come in that show how grave the moment was on january 6th. when they tried to storm the capital and overturn the election. they wanted to be very clear, presented very well, so they can underlie just how close it got [inaudible] people trying to challenge president biden's electoral win. they don't want it to be resembling the mueller report, where basically it kind of came off as a dud in terms of their ability to deliver what mueller found. >> yeah. i think it is interesting as well -- we think about witnesses. i have been thinking about, well, wha

let's send things over to olivia. 44 live in the bay. how's it going? olivia? hey, stephanie, i like that. hello, kitty story there. i feel like it's been around since we were young. so yes, i spent all of my allowance at the age of on hello, just go straight to the sanrio store mom. so this must be exciting for you. very excited. pay a visit to a santana row in the coming days. have to let me know how it is. absolutely. >> well, listen, we have a great show for you today. coming up, how you can help preserve north lake tahoe by taking the responsible traveler pledge. all the details coming up. plus, we're chatting with the nicu doctor and how she started a following on social media with her creative look at the bay area lifestyle. >> then she served in the military and now she's serving up some great fashion. >> learn how the air force veteran is helping to rest for years of today. and friend of the show, greg from big bay morning. if the studio we're getting his take on the warriors win pride. and the latest news from harry styles. all that and much more comi

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let's send it over to olivia horton for live with a high olivia hi theresa. i don't know. buying your own island. sounds like a pretty good gig. haha, especially for that price 7, you get a 6 and a half acres, right? yes, you got a and you're going get an island in a mansion. i know. >> player resources will have like quarters because that's probably all we can get, especially for going on vacation because it we've got their revenge vacation of how expensive that is, right? absolutely. count me okay. a front coming up today on live in the bay. get ready to head to the soccer field. >> oakland roots sports club officially announced the launch of oakland soul learn more about this women's soccer team debuting in 2023. then take in the beauty of art from kate told that this russian-born artist is taking her designs from the wall. >> the wardrobe. >> hear how her home in sf is inspiring her work. plus, he's been a fixture in homes for generations. we chat with iconic journalist dan abrams about his new book. get ready to watch someone get hypnotized live. that's right. you hea

olivia, let me come back to you. we heard from greg jacob, we heard from mark short about what they witnessed, the pressure that came onto vice president pence, but mike pence could speak for himself. first, do you think he should? second, do you think he will? >> look, i've been calling for mike pence to come forward and at least address a lot of these stolen election narratives that continue to be push, like they're still being pushed by candidates that are running for elected office today, which are extremely dangerous for our democracy and undermining our electoral system. i've wanted him to come forward and tell the truth from his own words, because i think it would be more powerful to hear from him. do i think he will? i don't think he will. i think greg jacob and mark short are as close as we're going to get to mike pence. but, honestly, i don't know that we would hear anything new from him if he did come forward and testify at the committee hearing because it will be the same information we're getting now. >>

joining me now is olivia, chief political strategist for the new america moment and top aide to vice president mike pence. i'm glad you're here. you know mike pence. it does visit mediate reaction surprise you given when he was witnessing? >> no. this is the man that i knew, that i worked with, and four. it is the person that i think people will likely get to know in the coming days when we know what happened. in the moment when he was absent in a dirt election of defeat, when the leadership was under attack by these ugly mob, mike pence knew that he had to step up at whatever consequence and do whatever he could. he behaved honorably. he honored his oath of office which is what we would expect from the leaders of our country, especially in the united states where we are a democracy. >> talk about being attacked. another notable moment from the hearing was liz cheney's revelation that any witness told investigators that trump was in support of the mob that was calling for pence to be hanged. take a listen to this. >> where the rioters chants to hang mike pence, the president responde

hey, olivia, how's it looking out there? hey, stephanie, it's so awesome because you mentioned the obama portraits were actually going to be having the curator of the exhibit on the show on monday. so keep reading to that. but some incredible opportunity. well, i'm looking forward to watching this interview. thank you so much stuff. have a great day. you too. here at live in the bay. we strive to bring you amazing content every day. coming up, she has dominated the streaming world that she's joining us today. young actress kyree mcalpin shares. what it's like working in hollywood. then we're celebrating national day. our friends at chalke a lot or showing us their huge variety and how you can for yourself. >> plus, we're showing you how to bring your green thumb into your small space. hiking korea continued guarding for yourself. >> and father's day is sunday. hopefully didn't forget the last minute gifts for the act is dad in your life find out how you can grab them before it's too late. >> all this plus your code word to e

let's send it over to olivia horton for live in the bay. can you sing? well, olivia, i listen. all i heard is and i don't know about shoe but karaoke is my while i'm going to i'm going to allow you to do it because i am leave that to my daughter, zahara and appreciate it. well, listen, coming up on the show, another fun show coming up on today's roster. you listen to him on your afternoon. drive. >> morris night from 96 5 it is back in studio for another round of buzz in the bay. then are you in sf music fan? what you need to check out the san francisco music hall of fame. >> we're more about their more than 90 exhibits. plus the film how successfully fail in hollywood was filmed right here in the

here's olivia worked with a preview. good morning, olivia. >> good morning. darya. james, how are you guys doing today? very good. what do you have on tap? we've got some amazing things coming up on this show, she is a san francisco drag icon head is joining us in studio. learn how you can catch her performing at drag me to the saint francis. then honey, i shrunk. the kids has nothing on this exhibition. we're taking a look at this new immersive exhibit bugs happening at the california academy of science. plus, where scoring with the sf glands? find out how you can see those local soccer league take the field this weekend. and don't forget to chime in on the view, replace the question of the day to asking a guest a question or even some of our trivia. we want you to join in today's trivia in honor of the warriors. big win. where was the golden state warriors originally located was a dallas be st. louis, c, philadelphia or d seattle. james started you i can't get the answer now. i want to be a spoiler. had no idea. >> i have no idea. part of me by team spirit is wear

thank you, olivia, after all right to you, too. >> and check this out. love is in the air in the air on an airplane. >> love it made real. what they did is 30,000 feet above one person. >> asked the other to marry them. check it out. >> okay with it feels >> and these are 2 alaska airlines employees. one is a pilot and all the others, a flight attendant and so was a big surprise. one popping the question on board this flight from san francisco to la was a pride flight. and this was so surprising to the other woman who actually also had planned at the gate to have a big thing. so when they look another surprise rosell like, yeah, that's what i think you're right. >> their next flight is into a marriage. so a good luck to them. they will. if you're thinking about popping the they want to date anybody or maybe to celebrate the lawyers. >> with temperature looks great out there monday, we celebrate the parade, right? and today we're going to be going and look at going to there. >> announcer: today on "dr. phil"... he's convinced his fiancee is cheating on hi

olivia richwald, bbc news, gateshead. cricket now and on the second day of the first test at lord's there was another poor performance from england with the bat in their game against new zealand. they were all out for 141 in theirfirst innings in reply to the tourists 132. but new zealand are in trouble in their second innings. here'sjoe wilson. don't dawdle by the grace gates. day two of the frenetic test. get inside, england are batting. you never know how long that might last. blink, and he has missed it. that was stuart broad gone. sometimes the toughest thing about being captain is watching. the next sight for ben stokes was ben foakes at 47. who is next? via the m6 and m1, lancashire's matt parkinson rushed into the team as a concussion substitute. he made eight. but that was england 141 all out. job superbly done by new zealand. england just nine runs ahead. right, lads, we are bowling again. and would you believe it... you probably would. james anderson with immediate success. will young leaving right now, but was

there was also the ex president of olivia eval morales. there was also the current president of olivia, the current president of cuba, of she lay a per room on dude us and of been as well. of course, all standing together with columbia, in spite of any sort of differences they may have had. i express my most fraternal, congratulations to gustavo petro on his election as president of columbia in a historic popular victory. we reiterate willingness to advance the development of bilateral relations for the well being of our peoples. we wish the best for the families of the brotherly country who have trusted entrust in their proposals in programs of life with peace, welfare, and rights. as part of our caribbean america, let's continue strengthening the reality our people expect and deserve. your victory validates democracy and ensures a path towards an integrated latin america in this time when we demand maximum solidarity among brotherly peoples. it's a joy for latin america. we will work together for the unity of our continent and the challe

thank you, olivia. thanks, daryn. >> well, 9.55, now could be the perfect time to maybe catch in some whale watching. if you've been thinking about it, just head down to southern california right now because that's where these massive pods of blue whales and their babies are making her way slowly up the coast since friday. they've been spotted several times with the spectacular sightings off catalina island and laguna beach. and it's not so much that they're migrating right now. but is huge. basically, patrick patrick krill that are out there right now. so these whales are feasting that they've never had it so good. and so they're breaching their yeah. they're just having a good time. we'll watchers are soaking it all up. pretty amazing. i just because olivia asked know, you most influential my mom. all your mind. that's what you guys have to say. haha. >> now you have to. yeah, you know, our gpa, madeleine albright. okay. that one of those tops oprah, has take a look at the 7 day around a forecast. wel

but before we go, we do want to visit with olivia. find out what's coming up today on live in the bay. olivia, good morning. and congratulations on a fantastic premier. the show yesterday. >> good morning, james. thank you so much. i i take it. that means that you guys watch the premiere, right? yeah. was a big fan of the mix trick segment like oh, my goodness. all right. yeah. some good stuff going on there. i'm gonna try i'll see if i can make some of those. you absolutely should. let me know how goes. yeah, i and so what we've got coming up today. well, coming up today on live in the bay, whether it's starting today with the morning brew ordinace shot for a mid-round boost. one local company. >> is helping you out. learned how this brew can give you more endurance on your next workout from coffee to wine. we've got you covered in honor of pride month. we're learning more about the out in the vineyard wine tours and wine weekend. then are you looking to get away this summer? but don't want to break the bank. we have a look at some t

olivia, what do you have for us? good morning, daryn. how you doing this morning? good. >> a lot of amazing people and absolutely fun stuff. coming up on the show today, it's national fudge day and we're celebrating with a bay area staple z chalk a lotto is serving up a major dose of cocoa. then father's day this sunday, of course, we've got you covered with some last minute gift ideas for the active dad. plus, do you have a small space? but lot of lush garden. no problem. we have the d i y for a container garden for your home and we want you to continue to weigh in on our viewer of ways from our daily pull to trivia and responding to our question of the day. and if you haven't heard yet with the on says new album announcement, we want to know what song would be the soundtrack of your life gosh, i don't know. i'm just thinking about when you're given that he's is there a sting father's day father's you know, i would like to know in one of the polls. >> what a father's really want because one they did. california moms, the bay area. and they said, what do you want t

say something like, you're here to support olivia on her big night. >> here to support olivia on her big night. okay >> oh, no. >> seth: please welcome to the show, samara weaving, everyone ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: i'm so happy to have you here >> i'm very happy to be here >> you play a very jaded actress for this film. >> yeah. >> seth: and for the premise, i feel like people should know it. you are -- you have a secret relationship with a billionaire and you are trying to pass off that you actually have a relationship with this valet who was in that clip, who was photographed in the back with the two of you >> yes we're trying to pull one over the world and hide our relationship >> seth: you play a jaded actress, but you are not yourself a jaded actress you are still capable of being starstruck >> yeah, not yet >> seth: okay, that's good i hope you get there one day >> oh, i can't wait. [ laughter ] >> seth: but i do think -- like, i feel the same way about -- there's still people i meet that i get super excited like a fan to see them in person. >> look, it's happening ri

olivia, great to see you this morning. what was it like for you attending the hearing on thursday. do have a sense or know before the hearing just how close the violent mob made it to vice president pence? >> i have certainly been concerned in the lead up to january six because if there was going to be violence. i was conserved as a trump began tweeting. i never imagined that the mob would come within 40 feet of him. when they said that i was in the hearing. i had to tell you that i turned away from watching the footage. i looked away. i looked at sergeant gonell. i looked over to see how close they were threatening his life he said he could hear the mob and their chance but he never knew that they came that close. it goes to show the grave danger at that moment where the president of the united states put his own vice president in such danger. it is a thing that i know is real and so hard to process to think that this happened in the united states. >> it is a stunning revelation to come to that truth about your boss, friend, partner. you know the vice very well. i know him. you kn

we do want to send things over now to olivia horton. for live in the bay. olivia de too. no. well, we're so excited. if you watch day one, it went. >> awesome. sot. we have so many good things coming up for everyone. all right in the show today. so thank you for that. a professional triathlete is brewing up a new coffee that will help you elevate your next workout. hear what other athletes are saying about this bay area product. plus, we're going day. wine weekend is just around the corner. >> find out how you can take part in annual event. get some money, saving apps that will have you enjoying your next summer road trip. >> without breaking the bank. and betty from big bay mornings on 99. 7 now is in studio. breaking down apple's new feature that could let you and send text that and so much happening today on live in the bay. >> welcome in to live in the bay. i'm your host olivia horton, and i'm so happy you're here to join me because this show is al

let's send things over now to olivia horton for live in the olivia. hi, stephanie. wow. a lot of action going down on those want to visit you know, with all the action over there, maybe not that >> well, thanks, stephanie. we have a great show for you today. coming up. >> looking to get away to the great outdoors. well, we have a perfect glamping experience in sonoma. find out how you can book one of these elevated tents for yourself. then if you're looking for something to do this weekend, a local website has the answers. >> how you can fill up here. so social calendar with the clock. >> of house. plus need to step up your next workout. some floating bortz. we're learning all about how one local company is bringing fitness to the water. and you know him from your afternoon drive morse night from 96.5 it is stopping by studio. >> that and so much more happening today on live in the bay. episode of live in the bay. thank you so much for joining us. >> all week for our premiere week and hello to those new viewers. i'm your host, olivia horton. and that's why we want to str

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