but he is there at monaco, listening to what the prince of wales had to say. i will end with the words he said, for the future of our plant, for future generations we must listen to the words of sir david attenborough. he of course the legendary environmental broadcaster, he says if we save the sea, we save our world. so you have been with us here on bbc news live, as we have been listening to prince william addressing that conference in monaco, don't forget you can get much more on that, and what prince william has said, on live from london. this is bbc news. "if we save the sea, we save our world" - prince william speaks at the un ocean conference, calling for urgent action to protect oceans and their ecosystems. watching human activity, reduced the for its two barren deserts at the base of our oceans is simply heartbreaking. president trump orders 2000 national guards to los angeles after a 2nd day of clashes between protesters and border immigration officers. nigel farage insists reform uk isn't in disarray, following the return of zia yusuf to the party a

let's speak to our reporter pierre-antoine denis, who is in monaco for us.e looking at pictures of prince william arriving a little earlier, tell us a bit more about what he is expected to say in his speech. we've been hearing from his team ahead of this speech and they were talking about how basically, he's going to have a real call for action as part of his speech here in monaco. this is his landmark speech on ocean conservation. simply because it is very important for prince william to acknowledge where we are now. the ocean is at a critical point, it's getting warmer than ever before, it's getting more acid than ever before, sea levels are on the rise, and that is threatening the livelihood of millions of people all around the globe. to give you an idea, pacific island nations who are living with very closely to the water and already feeling it submerge and are having plans to relocate, that is telling you the reality and why we need to act now. that's according to the word of prince william and you will also be hearing from the french president and also

let's speak to our reporter pierre-antoine denis, who is in monaco for us. you were listening the prince's speech, tell us a bit more about what he to say. there was a very strong sense of urgency but also optimism from the prince of wales there in this speech was described as a landmark speech and they words we've been hearing is very strong in his call to action and this idea that we are all in this together, whoever we are, wherever we are. for some, it is already a threat, for at this, it's important to act because we owe it to be people who are already feeling the burden of climate change. it's a very strong hold but a call that's been repeated over and over again by both prince william and king charles over the years and we've been hearing about how we need to act together with urgency and optimism while we still have the chance because as i said, for some nations around the world, pacific islands for instance, the threat of climate change and sea level rising is already there to the extent that some are already thinking about drawing plans to relocate

let's speak to our reporter pierre-antoine denis, who is in monaco for us. what has been happening there? you've been hearing prince william reading the landmark speech that we expected from the prince of wales there in monaco. now i have moved to nice, 20 kilometres away from that forum that concluded with speeches from prince william, from emmanuel macron, from prince albert of monaco, also talking about the importance of financing and funding this transition and sustainable future regarding our ocean. here we are very much waiting for the beginning of that confidence, to see the tone that the leaders, over 50 heads of state gathered here in nice to try and convince the different lawmakers that change needs to happen, and now. of course, there are many questions. how can you make change when one of the biggest carbon emitters, the united states, has at its helm a president who said that climate change is a hoax? the united states delegation isn't here, and there will be many questions asked as to what can be implemented without any sort of us backing. what

let's speak to our reporter pierre-antoine denis, who is in monaco for us.are waiting for a big speech from prince william in about an hour, what is he expected to say? yes, so kensington palisades have disclosed some elements of the speech we can expect to prince william to tell the audience about how this is a real call for action. it is time to act now, one of the main reasons why is because there is still some time to change things and a change of the course of history. this is a very powerful words that we are expecting from prince william alongside other leaders, prince william arrived here just a few moments ago. i got to get a glimpse of prince william as he walked on that blue carpet that you can see behind me. we have had to move aside after that because some other leaders are arriving from different nations all around the world, including president macron who should be coming this way in a few minutes alongside the brazilian pair red president, who will be hosting the cup climate event from the un. this huge event around the topic of climate chang

he is also in monaco, and gave me his reaction to prince william's speech. yeah, well, the damage causing, to the deep sea is very concerning. and what may potentially happen in the future is even more concerning. there's a lot of interest in deep sea mining. sea bed mining. opening that up as soon as possible. there's a lot of damage being caused by bottom trawling due to industrial fishing. oftentimes these are done in areas beyond national jurisdiction, called the high seas. there is indeed a treaty being put in place that is currently being ratified, which we hope will protect those areas. but it's incredibly important that we give protection to these areas and perform more research to understand exactly what is happening in these high seas areas and what they do for the well-being of our entire planet. you know, just because the ocean is far away from our homes, doesn't mean that the oceans don't affect our daily lives. they are, in fact, very important for regulating the climate, regulating the weather, and assuring the health, the well-being of the en

lankford and david mccormick are here this morning to weigh in president trump attorney general lisa monaco is behind joe biden's auto pen is a house oversight announces transcribed top members of the prior administration, we want to find out who else was calling the shots in running the country while hiding biden's weakening health issues in both the american ingenuity fund manager adam johnson is here gop strategist chris johnson and acting jonathan fahey is here. "mornings with maria" is live right now as ac ryan protest activities breaking out the lapd arresting dozens of protesters yesterday for refusing to follow mayor karen bass curfew expected to last for several days 700 marines in los angeles to protect i.c.e. agents over 2000 national guard troops are waiting in the wings. newsom bowing consequences proviolent rioters but putting l the blame on president trump. watch. >> people will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law he again chose escalation, he chose more force he chose theatrics over public safety. we honor their service and we honor their bravery but we do not wan

ukraine in all respects, you know, the elite that is now in banking, or that is now somewhere in monaco, yes, look, zelensky calls the delegation idiots, he is being sarcastic in every possible way, mocking, what reason to call them idiots, after all, the russian federation proposed a short-term a truce for a few days to collect the bodies from the battlefield, this is this disregard even for the bodies of their own warriors, you see, when the soldiers go to collect thousands of dead bodies of their compatriots, they will understand the scale of the tragedy, but the battle is over , someone remained, someone retreated, someone was lost, they do not see when they will see that number. the scenario we talked about is being realized, that is, victory is forged at the front, on the battlefield, not in istanbul, not in saudi arabia, it will be forged right there, very nice, the military study the results of may, 450 square kilometers of occupied territory were liberated in may, and if military analysts say that if the liberation continues at this rate , yes, then by the end of the year the e

carolina, where are you from, from the country, have you been in monaco for a long time? last year, but you came back this year, do you live here now? just one, what would be the best life advice you would give to those who see this? any life advice, what would you say? i'll just say, take care of your energy. energy is everything, well, this was probably filmed on a mass film, but this is the monaco battalion, this is all not true, there it is a hundred, of course, there we understand everything, today some other famous ukrainian blogger took a photo of himself in a private plane flying away somewhere over the islands, that is, he flew away from ukraine, well, that's all, about the fact that they assemble all sorts of drones and whatever at home, the folkskrunt newspaper, a dutch one , recently published a report from an apartment, somewhere in ukraine, where there is a javelin hanging on the wall in this apartment, here they print all sorts of drones on 3d printers, a bunch of explosives, a bunch of cats, they themselves say: oh, now the cat will touch something there,

enterprise, the territory of which is 500 hectares, which is three times larger than the state of monaco. 60 km pass through it highways and 45. total consumption of natural gas per year is about 1.6 billion cubic meters of gas, and also technical equipment, unique production lines, all this is the open joint-stock company grodnoazot, its scale is impressive, which at that time was also quite unexpected. if in 3 years it was possible to build a huge nitrogen plant in grodno, it was this enterprise that became one of the leading in the soviet union in the production of nitrogen fertilizers, it all began with the adoption in may 1958 resolution of the central committee of the cpsu on accelerating the development of the chemical industry to meet the needs of the population and the needs of the national economy. for the soviet union, this was a fateful decision. in the ussr, the period of general chemicalization. the country acutely. needed not only fundamentally new products, its food security was at stake. the stake on expanding crop areas, developing new lands, including cylindrical ones,

your energy, energy is everything, well, this was probably filmed on a mass film, yeah, this is the monacotalion, this is all not true, there is so much, of course, there we all understand, vladimirovich, today some other famous ukrainian blogger, took a photo of a private plane flying away somewhere over the islands, that is, he flew away from ukraine, well, that's it, about what they collect in houses, in houses. all sorts of drones and whatever, the dutch newspaper the folkskrunt recently published a report from an apartment somewhere in ukraine, where there is a javelin hanging on the wall in this apartment, here they print all sorts of drones on 3d printers, a bunch of explosives, a bunch of cats, they themselves say: oh, now the cat will touch something there everything will go up in smoke, but... no one cares, please, and for russia, of course, this is a legitimate target, wherever it is, it is clear that they are printing, creating a weapon for killing russian citizens, accordingly they pose a threat to us, as for, by the way, regarding the attitude towards their population, here z

monaco, what are the implications of mr nava keep's win for the relationship with the eu? we are ready no that he is a huge unknown. i should start by saying that we don't really know what to accept from him -- expect from him. his party used to run poland until december 2023, and we know very well how the european politics looked like back then but then we expect the same thing from nawrocki, we can expect further further defence security, it's unlikely that he will support the green deal, and it will be a very difficult time to push for more progressive agendas. we should probably be clear that it is right that mr nawrocki is pro-ukraine and anti-russian. i would expect him to continue supporting ukraine, and also to continue supporting increased to defence spending. i don't accept him to change anything on that. at the same time, i would say that he will be anti-russian, but closer to donald trump, so let's see how trump turns on russia now, because we know this is a very dynamic situation now. i would expect nawrocki to follow the russia policy of donald trump, to be h

different floors and echelons of power understands that a wonderful tomorrow will not return with monaco, really. this is the realization that the confrontation with the west is seriously for a long time, and we are only in the first phase of this confrontation, it is very difficult our, i wouldn’t even say political class, but at the level of people who can be called politicians, political managers, this is exactly what i think is most likely appreciated, by managers... but this will be such an ideological totalitarianism, but they will do it, it will be a digital ideological totalitarianism, they are thinking about how to qualitatively outplay us in the next phase, here the most important question is very simple, and we, i hope, understand that we need to run this distance, which the west is already running, don't think that the west is now... once it's getting going, it's already running, you can just feel how it's running, by the way, by the disappearance of many topics from open sources - in the west, but we have to run it twice as fast, or better yet three times, and here, you know

that were put here by biden or the auto pen, the auto pen really did it, the people whether lisa monacon these are criminals people are criminals they allow these criminals intercountry. i don't think biden knew what the hell he was doing. many of those people that you saw on television last night are criminals allowed intercountry by biden and they want to stay and we don't want them they come from jails and mental institutions and all over the world, not just south america. >> it's quite extraordinary the house oversight is investigating the cover about biden's cognitive decline is for former biden aides agreed to transcribe interviews joining me now the man overseen her kentucky congressman and the chairman of the house oversight committee. good to see you i want to get your take on what the president said this week were looking into who is in control of the auto pen whether lisa monaco or somebody else she was a deputy attorney general, would you know about this. >> we know sources that say she do big impact on making decisions in which documents placed into the auto pen and what we

one of the cult italian operas rigaletto staged by valery gergiev and giancarlo del monaco, now on the the bolshoi theater. this opera provokes us to the boldest directorial decisions. it can appear sharp psychological. saw his interpretation of the plot in a brilliant performance of soloists, choir and orchestra under the direction of maestro valery gergiev. opera of the year, verdi, rigoletta - the bolshoi theatre of russia and we invite the stage director of the performance signor giancarlo del monaco. the award is presented by the owner and ceo of the mayer company, konstantin mayer. dear friends, good evening to all. i congratulate the winner, mr. director. today the bolshoi theatre confirmed several important theses, a practical axiom. big is always a sign of quality, it is a benchmark for other directors and artists, a peak to which to strive, and it is also a flagship in the promotion of academic art of high genres of opera and ballet. russia, the founder and director of prestigious international festivals. the best periods of the london, munich, rotterdam symphony orchestras a

however, there are countries in europe smaller: andorra, luxembourg, monaco.untries are not even among the ten smallest. moreover, the size of the country does not affect its diplomatic relations with russia. let us recall the warm friendship of the kremlin with nauru, an island country in the pacific ocean with a population of one. in 2004, all three countries were accepted into nato, their defense spending significantly exceeds 2% of the annual budget required by the alliance, so it is possible to say that the armies of the baltic countries are small, but it is definitely not that they are weak. no. the baltics were needed exclusively by russia. than to the troibalts. since 2004, the baltic countries have been members of the european union. they were among the first among the central and eastern european countries to be accepted into the eu. the region creates more than 1% of the eurozone gdp. lithuania, latvia and estonia are active participants in all eu meetings. despite all the statements of state propaganda about such an unimportant and uninteresting re

pleasant, beneficial for ukraine in all respects, you understand, that elite, which is now somewhere in monaco, yes, look, zelensky calls the delegation idiots, he in every way he's being sarcastic, mocking, his wife, what reason to call them idiots, after all, the russian federation proposed a short-term truce for a few days to collect the bodies from the battlefield, this is the disdain you have for even the bodies of your own soldiers, when will the soldiers go to collect thousands of their dead bodies from... everyone understands perfectly well, therefore, the longer the war goes on, the more viable they will remain, this is exactly what dmitry evgenievich said, dmitry anatolyevich said too. medvedev, that regardless of the statute of limitations , all those involved in terrorist acts, war criminals, will all be liquidated, but in fact , the scenario we talked about is now being implemented, that is, victory is forged at the front, on the battlefield, not in istanbul, not in saudi arabia, it will be forged there, and it is very pleasant, the military results of may. to study - in may , 450

twenty-fourth year, only one country in europe, well, replenishes the natural population, this is monacohen we still need to figure out at the expense of what it is replenished there, that is, this is also a problem. the next thing, against this background, if we talk today about export, import of labor, there is another component that we are not discussing now, this is emigration. yes, so to speak, at the end of last year, the beginning of this year, the figure of ukrainians, yes, ukrainians today are largely fleeing from the war, but they are not outliving the state, they are working, they have attracted their capital. russia, today we have a single labor market, remember, there was the supreme state council, the president held it somewhere in december together with vladimir putin, well , as you understand, the two presidents raise topics, well, significant ones, i would say, which are at the level of national security and alexander grigorich said: "vladimir vladimirovich, we are concerned that the workforce is qualified belarusian." looked at where he comes, to what workplace in what

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. >> will: who is lisa monaco? biden, before that obama's homeland security advisor. with more information, will beget the truth? joining me now chairman of the house oversight committee, james comer. thank you for being with as, tell us the significance, 87% of the documents signed by auto pen was done while joe biden was present in washington, d.c. what is signified? >> it signifies for some reason he was not able to find the documents, physical or mental, there was some reason not to sign the documents. most have signing ceremonies and they make a big deal out of it,, like donald trump obama, bush, every other president beforehand. you want to find out from these staffers, what was the process involved, having an auto pen and somebody press the button and sign joe biden signature, and secondly, what kind of mental and physical condition was joe biden and? did he know what was going on? , to instruct employees to use the auto pen? that is coming into question. >> will: it's important to note all presidents have u

let's speak to our reporter pierre-antoine denis, who is in monaco for us. talk us through some of the messages we have been hearing today. we have been hearing from prince william and from president macron of france, the president of the cell and costa rica as well who is hosting the conference and share the same message, we need to act now, we need funding to implement those promises to every person on the planet. then we need to find compromise and to act very quickly, that is basically the tone that will be repeated tomorrow. when the conference gets under way early in the morning. top of the agenda is trying to get their credit number to get a life the treaty that was signed a few years ago to protect diversity in the open ocean and the ocean bed below, that is outside the exhaust -- exclusives on their countries control. 30 nations have ratified it and 60 are needed to see this treaty come to life. what are some of the problems and some of the key issues that they will be hoping to get a grip? the analysts that we are speaking to see the same thing, th

the people, whether it's lisa monaco or whoever operated the autopen, these are criminals and people are criminals that allowed them into our country and we're not going to let them stay and this is the first, perhaps of many or perhaps, you know, if we didn't attack this one very strongly you'd have them all over the country but i can inform the rest of the country that when they do it if they do it, they are going to be met with equal or greater force than we met right here. stuart: that's the president. now listen to congresswoman maxine waters. she claims there was no violence in los angeles. >> even those who were out of step with what we are advocating, peaceful protests, did not create any violence. nobody was shot. nobody was killed. get it in your head, and so, when martial law is called, what are you going to say? don't miss the point, you all. don't think that somehow, because they called out the national guard there was violence. there was no violence. i was on the street. i know. so first of all, get it straight and don't just rely on what you are being told or the few i

how about valerie and robert at the monaco grand prix last weekend. very cool.ng anniversary at an overlook of half dome in yosemite national park in california, the same place where they got married. congrats to you guys. big congratulations to julia, sophia, lilly, mia and megan after their graduation from fordham university in new york. great school and a great shot. check out siemian and loose with some guy in the middle there, they traveled to our "sunday sitdown" live event with ina garten from st. petersburg, florida. they say they originally took a "sunday today" mug all the way to italy but forgot to take the photo so they got another chance to do it in person. great to meet you both. you know ina and i had to take a mugshot to close out that sunday sit-down live at city winery. we absolutely loved being with about 500 of you the viewers and we will see you at the next one. send us a photo of you and your mug with the #sundaytoday you may see yourself next week. and, remember, you can get that big old "sunday today" mug on line at today.com/shop. a prog

the auto pen, whether lisa monaco, or whatever operated the auto pen, these are criminals. don't think biden knew what the hell he was doing. i don't think he knew about it. they opened up our borders for the world to come in. we are going to get them out. we are getting them out. we are getting acknowledgement from the court as a system. they come in without court and want trials and everything else, that is starting to work out, judges are starting to see what a terrible situation it is. many of those people that you saw on television last night are criminals allowed into our country by biden and they want to stay and we don't want them. they come from jails and mental institutions and they come from all over the world, not just south america. we're not going to let them stay. this is the first perhaps of many or perhaps if we didn't attack this one very strongly, you would have them all over the country. i can inform the rest of the country, when they do it, if they do it, they will be met with equal or greater force than we met here. we did a great job. the people, kris

wouldn't no one would be really shocked if he posthumously put robin leach as like the ambassador to monacosomething like, it feels like in a lot of ways, he's stuck in this time, though. i also think it goes beyond just trump, right? like in an age where, you know, we are there was a time where people talked about cable news. you need all these new things to talk about and all these new things to repeat. now we live in a social media world where eventually we're going to run out of like new things to fight with each other about. so we've got to bring up old stuff to get back fighting about. it's funny to be writing about this, all this stuff for 20, 25 years and have like the young kids be like, you know what? i'm really mad about barry bonds and steroids. i'm like, oh, my gosh, i've been writing about this for so long. but it's true because the more information and the more kind of constant input that we need, we end up relitigating all these old fights because we need something to fight with each other about. >> and we need something new. and you have this beautiful part of your piece wh

is this your revenge for monaco?ou think i brought you in to make my other driver quit? >> listen, h he's cock he's arrogant. he's got a lot to learn. >> you were cocky, you were arrogant, and you had a lot to learn. >> i'm not here to hold anyone's hand. i'm here to race. >> no, you're not, sonny. you're here to give me a heart attack. i have to decide whether to continue this fiasco or pull the plug now. >> you have till the end of the season. >> but at which time, apex will be worth less than my shoes! >> jimmy: yeah, come on! [ cheers and applause ] "we don't have time!" >> exactly! >> jimmy: yes! >> "get out of the tub!" >> jimmy: "get out of the tub! let's go!" javier bardem, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] "f1: the movie" opens june 27th everywhere in theaters and imax. carrie coon joins us after the break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> okay, thanks. >> jimmy: all right, here we go. we've got to get this one. >> okay, ready. >> jimmy: yes. >> mute. >> jimmy: slam dunk! [ cheers and a

. >> global leaders were in monaco over the weekend for a meeting meant to promote sustainable ways toeconomy and finance forum gathers lawmakers and business leaders from around the world. french president emmanuel macron, costa rican president rodrigo chavez lopez and britain's prime minister britain's prince william, that is, were among the leaders in attendance. >> we have signed up to an ambitious global commitment to protect 30% of land and sea by 2030. it is our best chance of reversing the damage done to our planet and restoring its well-being. but the clock is ticking. 2030 is fast approaching, and only 17% of land and just 3% of the ocean has been fully protected. if we are to reach our goal, we urgently need to take bold action to protect and restore our planet. >> the forum will be followed by the un ocean conference next week in nice, france. >> all right. our time is 546 bowflex now recalling almost 4 million dumbbell units after more than 100 reports of injuries. these dumbbells are portable. they're adjustable. the consumer product safety commission says the weight plat

están disfrutando de unas románticas vacaciones por las playas de mónaco . >> muy humilde. >> ahí , entrearse a conocer que gabriel soto. e irina baeva ganaron la demanda contra lara bozo, el abogado de los actores, revela detalles y el mensaje que le envía a irina. >> ella viene el doctor juan a mostrarnos cómo luce la nevera. >> de una. >> persona saludable. >> y esta. >> mañana hay conversaciones de hombres y el tema está que arde. los reinados de belleza ayudan a la mujer o la debilitan. el secretario de salud y servicios humanos, robert kennedy jr . ordena revisar los nutrientes y otros ingredientes de la fórmula infantil de . contamos por qué? >> quédate aquí con nosotros que te prometemos que haremos tus mañanas siempre . >> felices . Échate . baila. baila . >> dale como . >> christian . es una bomba a gustar esto. baila bomba! y la mujer es lo ¿conoces capitanes del futuro? es un programa gratuito de liderazgo para jóvenes hispanos presentado por dawn, downy y gain. tu hijo o hija, tendrán acceso a contenido inspiracional y eventos de fútbol. capitanes del futuro es un programa in

. >> is this your revenge for monaco . >> yeah. >> i wanted 30 years and. >> came all. >> this way. >fono. si, >> ok , celebremos. >> la vida . vamos con los cumpleañeros . >> josé . >> calderon de brooklyn. >> new york. >> 15 añazos en carolina del norte. alexa bautista celebra sus siete añitos. happy birthday . princess . eso te felicitamos a ti liam . antonio el vive en . se me fue . bueno te mandamos un besito muy grande . también nos vamos hasta nueva york donde kylie cumple ocho años y tenemos que felicitar. miren, una felicitación muy especial a mi queridísima luz en manhattan, nueva york. esto es importante. cumple 106 años. wow , la. y ahí está su bisnieta , eliana luz díaz, que cumple diez añitos. qué ? felicidades. y fiesta en esta casa . vamos a bailar hoy te vas a levantar? te tienes. >> que lavar . >> brillante. los zapatos . >> para atrás . >> ya la fiesta va a empezar . ay, este ya le años vamos a cantar hoy te vas a levantar, te tienes que lavar , brillar los zapatos , peinarte para atrás . si ya la fiesta va a empezar hoy es tu cumpleaños. te vamos a gritar . felicid

william, who calls attenborough his inspiration, will address world leaders at a marine summit in monacoand optimistic action. the film ocean supports protecting 30% of marine areas by 2030. that is a goal both men say could help the oceans recover. you're up to date just after 1:00. i'll be back with you in about 30 minutes time now, though, it's over to dawn. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/poll. >> thank you very much, sam. okay. and thank you for your company. it's a sunday company. it�*s a sunday afternoon. i love these shows. i really do because the highlight is spending my afternoons with you.so is spending my afternoons with you. so thank you so much, i appreciate it. it's a very busy weekend. so let's get straight into today's story shall we�*ve got huge pack show for you now. just 48 hours after dramatically quitting as reform uk chairman over the party's row about banning the burka, zou yousef is back. his sudden return has sparked fresh questions abo

william, who calls attenborough his inspiration, will address world leaders at a marine summit in monacoand optimistic action. the film supports protecting 30% of marine areas by 2030, a goal that both men say could help the oceans recover. those are the latest headlines just after 11:00, a full round up in an houfs 11:00, a full round up in an hour�*s time. now, though, it's hour's time. now, though, it's back to michael. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com/poll. >> thank you very much, 5am francis. the government that once boasted an iron chancellor is racking up public spending promises. the winter fuel allowance cut is being largely reversed. free school meals will be extended to another half million children. the restriction that child benefit could be paid for only two children per family is likely to go £30 billion. extra is to be given to an unreformed national health service, and the prime minister has opposed the chancellor's attempt to cut the budget for