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it is southgate terminal, and james anderson has gone, a1, 704 southgate terminal, and james andersony across the uk, with temperatures for most of us below the seasonal average. some brighter skies — best towards the west — but it's helped to trigger off some showers, and some of those showers heavy and thundery, especially in southwest england. now, as we head through the weekend it's more of the same again tomorrow — it's cloudy, it's cool, some brighter skies, but also some showers, too. it will be feeling warmer on sunday, especially in the south, with more sunshine around. but always cloudier for these eastern coasts, including tonight. some showers across parts of east anglia drifting down towards central, southern england, as well. cloudy towards the east coast, some clearer skies further west — but there will be plenty of mist and some hill fog developing into tomorrow morning. so, it's a cloudy, damp, buta mild start to tomorrow morning. now high pressure remains out in the atlantic — it drifts a little further northwards as we head through saturday. low pressure still spira

anderson. >> anderson. thank you. are the pennsylvania republican senate candidate, david mccormick. was there at this rally in pennsylvania. he's eyewitness to what unfolded. he's joining us right now. david. thank you so much for joining us. give us your eyewitness account of what you saw, what you heard, and what you believe happened yeah. well, thank you i was in the front row, so the president was speaking out to the to the crowd. look like a big crowd. i think i was told to 15,000 or so and i was seated to his right in the front row and he had actually just announced me and invited me up to the stage and then said no, no, i'll have you come up in a few minutes and about a minute or so after that we heard a series of shots. i think seven or eight shots just pop, pop, pop i was a former army guy. they sounded like a small caliber weapon, but obviously i'm not sure about that. and it was like all of a sudden just chaos the secret service immediately covered the president, jumped on top of them and the crowd, obviou

ruth anderson also led the israeli embassy proxy, the jewish labor movement.four months into the gaza genocide, anderson took a trip to occupied palestine to state her support for israel's war, meeting with israeli president isaac hertsof. kierstama has also appointed another israel lobby to key position government. jillian maren has been appointed as health minister in the new regime. she was previously chief executive of the british board of deputies, which stated in its 2020 trustees report that it has a close working relationship with israeli embassy and strengthen links with the israeli military. according to her registry of interest, meron took a trip to occupied palestine in march 2024, at least six months into the gen'. side he met with israeli political figures. the trip was paid for by a private company cedas oak limited. there are two directors of cedas oak, one is stewart pollock, formerly head of the conservative friends of. israel, the other director of seed is oak is jonathan mendelson, formerly head of labor friends of israel. loyalty to zinism

it's anderson cooper okay.. we'll. probably, were having trouble making connection will try to get back in touch with the congressman. very very shortly. a tim naftali presidential historian, is here with me in new york again, i mean, from a again we don't know how this impacts things moving forward no, we don't none of the major players in this story. >> know how it will impact things going forward and how they plan to announce about it or not, what what i i i hope i'm speaking on behalf of many people what i desperately hope for is that we stopped talking about vengeance in any form of any kind by anyone our language his campaign has been the language has been tough and extreme and i think to move the country in a healthy direction, we have to keep talking about how political violence as unacceptable and that we have crossed a line some mad person crossed a line and we want to go back and so that's what i look for when this has happened before in our history. that is the way we have responded as a people. we have we'

coming up: a fitting farewell — jimmy anderson bows out of test cricket doing jimmy anderson things.e build up from the all england club. the countdown is on — just over two days to go until england faces spain in the euro 2024 final. well, they say all good things have to come to an end. good might be slightly underselling jimmy anderson's career as one of the greatest bowlers in history. he has bowled his last delivery in international cricket and was amongst the wickets as england wrapped a comprehensive innings victory over west indies on the third morning at lord's. our sports correspondent joe wilson is there. james anderson took his 704th wicket. sadly, because of the weakness in west indies batting, there was no sense of tension on the outcome of the map, it was whether james anderson could have taken his final wicket with his final ball. he was putting down —— he put down a caught and bowled. atkins is the kind of bowler that england think will help them win back the ashes —— macro atkinson. there is i think almost our unique sense of gratitude here at the house of lords ——

anderson. but as they move closer and closer to the convention, it's gonna get harder and harder to find any new candidate to replace joe biden someone i just wanted to confirm. jim himes, a statement, congressman himes is statement that was released after the press conference, after the press count seconds, there's a posted 8:29 p.m. eastern anderson. this was ready to come out pretty much when this is done, and he made it very clear. he says he says, accomplishments are amens. his legacy is a great president is secure. he must not risk that legacy urging him to step aside. anderson congressman kinzinger, what did you see tonight? what do you think happens now yeah. >> look, i think it was fine. but, you know, we wouldn't even i mean, we'd be looking at the next, you know, cat video on the internet if it wasn't for what happened at the debate. and so i think everybody was kind of looking at this press conference saying this is going to be the magical thing that changes the discussion. it's not

ruth anderson also led the israeli embassy proxy, the jewish labor movement.four months into the gaza genocide, anderson took a trip to occupied palestine to state. her support for israel's war, meeting with israeli president isaac hertsof. kerstama has also appointed another israel lobby to key position in government. jillian maron has been appointed as health minister in the new regime. she was previously chief executive at the british board of deputies, which stated in a 2020 trustes report that it has a close working relationship with the israeli embassy and strengthen links with the israeli military. a. according to her registry of interest, maron took a trip to occupied palestine in march 2024, at least six months into the genicide, she met with israeli political figures. the trip was paid for. by a private company cedas oak limited. there are two directors of cedas oak, one is stewart pollock, form head of the conservative friends of israel. the other director of ceeders oak is jonathan mendelson, formerly head of labor friends of israel. loyalty design

that was reform mp lee anderson there. clearly a lot for l anderson there.rities to look into here, to figure out exactly what has gone on, but to emphasise the majority of politicians who have been responding to this so far have been saying that they are pretty shocked by what they have seen in the footage and that they want to know a lot more about how it came to happen. that they want to know a lot more about how it came to happen.— they want to know a lot more about how it came to happen. that was nick eardle at how it came to happen. that was nick eardley at westminster, _ how it came to happen. that was nick eardley at westminster, and - how it came to happen. that was nick eardley at westminster, and if - how it came to happen. that was nick eardley at westminster, and if there l eardley at westminster, and if there are more developments we will return to that story. joe biden has told the american people he quit the us presidential race to save democracy. he said it's time to pass the torch to a new generation. the president was speaking in a televis

ruth anderson also led the israeli embassy proxy, the jewish labor movement.four months into the gaz genocide, anderson took a trip to occupied palestine to state her support for israel's war, meeting with israeli president isaac hertsof. kerstama has also appointed another israel lobbyist to key position in government. jillian marron has been appointed as health minister in the new regime. she was previously chief executive at the british board of deputies, which stated in a 2020 trustees report that it has a close working relationship with the israeli embassy and strengthened links with the israeli military. according to her registry of interest, meron took a trip to occupied palestine in march 2024, at least six. months into the genocide, she met with israeli political figures. the trip was paid for by a private company cedas oak limited. there are two directors of cedas oak, one is stewart pock, formerly. the conservative friends of israel, the other director of seed is oak is jonathan mendelson, formerly head of labor friends of israel. loyalty designism

anthony anderson. >> anthony anderson?he plays on a big show starring tracee ellis ross called "blackish". >> "blackish"? >> thought out to kia. kia, his niece. shout out to anthony anderson, he is a gentleman and a scholar and treated us lovely. i got to play chess with him and drink some of his hennessey. >> that's great. [ applause ] [ cheering ] >> anthony: look, my super fan is here in the audience right there. [ cheering and applause ] and correction. kia is not my niece. she is my cousin. true story, he was [ bleep ] her. my mama right behind you. we have a very good show for you tonight. meagan good is here. we've got music from pepe aguilar. and we'll be right back with gina rodriguez. [ cheering and applause ] ♪ >> lou: "jimmy kimmel live!" brought to you by target. ♪ >> anthony: welcome back to "jimmy kimmel live!" i'm anthony anderson. tonight, a very talented actress. her new movie is called "tyler perry's: divorce in the black." meagan good is with us. [ cheering ] . >> anthony: yes! then later, a grammy-winn

anderson. want to get perspection now from democratic strategists, maria cardona, also former trump white house communications director anthony scaramucci co-host of the rest is politics us podcast. maria, i know you want prison beye, and to stay in the race and morning what you make of what congressman doggett had to say look, he has a right to his opinion, and there are others who might feel the same and the campaign and people at the white house should absolutely listen to that and they are having those conversations, anderson, you know, that that is being reported. >> those are important conversations for the campaign to be having with their allies, with their supporters, with members of congress, with other elected officials, with their donors. those are happening right now, but it seems like the conversation this is really happening is they're just publicly saying it was a bad night. and how dare you even raised these concerns? >> no, i don't think that's fair. they have not say said, how

ruth anderson also led the israeli embassy proxy, the jewish labor movement.four months into the gaza genocide, anderson took a trip to occupied palestine to state her support for israel's war, meeting with israeli president isaac hertsof. kerstama has also appointed another israel lobby. to key position in government. jillian maron has been appointed as health minister in the new regime. she was previously chief executive at the british board of deputies, which stated in its 2020. trustees report that it has a close working relationship with the israeli embassy and strengthen links with the israeli military. according to her registry of interest, maron took a trip to occupied palestine in march 2024, at least six months into the genocide. she met with israeli political figures. the trip was paid for by a private company seeder's oak limited. there are two directors of cedis oak, one is stuart pollock, formerly head of the conservative friends of israel. the other director of seed is oak is jonathan mendelson, formerly head of labor friends of israel. loyalty

anderson did make a contribution to the final innings in the 700 and the crowd enjoyed that.ern english tradition to keep the test match moving we did see a glimpse of west indies bowling potential and lovely delivery to get rid of crawley but when you're bowled out for 121 in any test match, it is indeed a long way back. rory mcilroy is returning as defending champion at the genesis scottish open — it will be the first time we will see the world number two back in tournament play since his final—round heartbreak at the us open. where he seemed destined for another major until three bogeys in his final four holes prolonged his 10—year major drought and allowed bryson dechambeau to snatch the title. it was a tough few days after that obviously i look back on the day as i look back on some tough moments of my career and i learned a lot and i will be put to good use, it's a great opportunity pass me by and when i get that next opportunity, it will not pass me by. just enough time to recap out top story. england are through to the euros final, sparking wild scenes of celebration,

ruth anderson also led the israeli embassy proxy, the jewish labor movement.ur months into the gaza genocide, anderson took a trip to occupied palestine, the state her. support for israel's war, meeting with israeli president isaac. kerstama has also appointed another israel lobbyist to key position in government. jillian maron has been appointed as health minister in the new regime. she was previously chief executive at the british board of deputies, which stated in its 2020 trustees report that it has a close working relationship with the israeli embassy and strengthen links with the israeli military. according to... her registry of interest, maren took a trip to occupied palestine in march 2024, at least six months into the genocide, she met with israeli political figures. the trip was paid for by private company seedas oak limited. there are two directors of cedas oak, one is stewart pollock, formerly head of the conservative frens of israel. the other director of ceder's oak is jonathan mendelson, formerly head of labor friends of israel. loyalty designis

anderson. want to get perspective and from democratic strategists, maria cardona, also former trump white house communications director anthony scaramucci, co-host of the rest as politics, us podcast maria, i know you want present bind to stay in the race and morning what you make of what congressman doggett a. had to say look, he has a right to his opinion and there are others who might feel the same and the campaign and people at the white house should absolutely listen to that and they are having those conversations, anderson, you know, that that is being reported. >> those are important conversations for the campaign to be having with their allies, with their supporters, with members of congress, with other elected officials, with their donors. those are happening right now, but it seems like the conversation that's really happening is they're just publicly saying it was a bad night. and how dare you even raised these concerns? >> no, i don't think that's fair. they have not say said, how d

cnn's coverage continues with anderson cooper 360 and good evening we are minutes away from president biden's oval office address the nation and day and night since the near murder of donald trump. >> the most serious attempted presidential assassinations since ronald reagan was shot in less than a day from the republican convention in milwaukee, where cnn's jake tapper is tonight anderson, former president trump, arrived here in milwaukee this evening to lingering concerns about safety and security here at the convention. later today, the secret service said it will not tighten security here specifically, they say they will not bar firearms for the so-called soft perimeter which lies just beyond the heartsick purities own. it controls around the venue here, even though yesterday's would be assassin, thomas crooks managed to setup rooftop snipers position in just such a zone with a clear shot at the former president, just about 150 yards away. and jake, we're learning more in the wake of the shooting, of course, at the trump rally in butler, pennsylvania well, dana and just north of p

so anderson. >> yeah, no, but anderson where he said i was wrong, i made a mistake and here's why and he explained it went until the vice president comes out and says, i was wrong. i was wrong about fracking i was wrong about the green new deal. i was wrong about gun buyback, mandatory gun buybacks. i was wrong about single-payer health care. there's a long list of things she's gonna have to say she was wrong about. and i still want to hear the answer, anderson, andrew ross sorkin asked her a question at dealbook and new york times deal book interview, where he said madam vice president who or to become aware that the president was somehow incapacitated. would you tell the american people? and she said, sure, i'd tell the american people. it's my ethical obligation to tell the american people. so what was she just not in the loop on that, was she not in the loop that joe biden was kind of out of it for a long time. now that we're reading about it, and so many publications or she just a part of complicit in covering up for the former president. that's a question i'd like to hear answer

anthony anderson. >> anthony anderson?he plays on a big show starring tracee ellis ross called "black-ish." >> "black-ish"? >> shout-out to kia. kia, his niece. shout-out to anthony anderson. he is a gentleman and a scholar and treated us lovely. i got to play chess with him and drink some of his hennessey. >> that's great. [ applause ] [ cheering ] >> anthony: look, my superfan is here in the audience right there. [ cheering and applause ] and correction. kia is not my niece. she is my cousin. true story, he was [ bleep ] her. [ cheers ] [ rim shot ] my mama right behind you. we have a very good show for you tonight. meagan good is here. [ cheers ] we've got music from pepe aguilar. and we'll be right back with gina rodriguez. (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) the thrill of finding your path with the nissan pathfinder rock creek. (♪) which looks better — this? or this? seems clear to me. if you love to save, check out the wise buys sales event going on right now at america's best — get two pairs of progressives for just $129.95. offer incl

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a couple of still want to watch it play out, but anderson has a flip side. remember we also had some nikki haley voters in the pennsylvania suburbs here who don't want to vote for donald trump, but weren't sure they could. some said they'd never it could vote for joe biden. we're getting a lot of hoof about kamala harris when we talked to them so that they don't think she's up to the job. so we'll watch how this shakes out. democrats do seem to be happy. but the middle, if you will, still has questions it's about the profile of the identity, the issues perspective of the vice president. >> so pennsylvania's governor josh shapiro has been discussed as one of harrison potential running mates. he also endorsed her tonight. in your view, what are the pros and cons from? putting him on the ticket well, he certainly under consideration. >> i know that from key harris allies, he's a first-term governor. he's jewish. there could be some risks and putting him on the ticket, but certainly some of our voters here in pennsylvania said, hey, we'd like governor shapiro, i

with guest host anthony anderson! tonight -- ken jeong, chef kevin bludso, and music from remi wolf. with cleto and the cletones. and now, anthony anderson! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> anthony: all right! all right, baby. all right! [ cheers and applause ] yes! keep it going! [ cheers and applause ] all right. all right, everybody. let's calm down. we've got a show to do tonight. welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." i'm your guest host, anthony anderson. [ cheers and applause ] i'm sad to say that this is my final night guest-hosting. [ audience: disappointed moans ] yeah. i always love being here, but you know what i love even more? not doing [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] i'm ready to sit the hell down, drink myself silly, and fall asleep wherever i want. [ cheers and applause ] all right? i basically get to do what guillermo does every night here. >> guillermo: yeah, every day. >> anthony: you know what, baby? i'm going to miss that moustache. >> guillermo: i'm going to miss you too. i love you. >> anthony: i'm going to miss

with guest host anthony anderson!hef kevin bludso, and music from remi wolf. with cleto and the cletones. and now, anthony anderson! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> anthony: all right! all right, baby. all right! [ cheers and applause ] yes! keep it going! [ cheers and applause ] all right. all right, everybody. let's calm down. we've got a show to do tonight. welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." i'm your guest host, anthony anderson. [ cheers and applause ] i'm sad to say, this is my final night guest-hosting. [ audience: disappointed moans ] yeah. i always love being here. but you know what i love even more? not doing [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] i'm ready to sit the hell down, drink myself silly and fall asleep wherever i want. [ cheers and applause ] all right? i basically get to do what guillermo does every night here. >> guillermo: yeah, every day. >> anthony: you know what, baby? i'm going to miss that moust moustache. >> guillermo: i'm going to miss you too, i love you. >> anthony: i'm going to miss the way it tickles my c

and a few more overs and out, an emotionaljames anderson prepares for his final england test. hello there, we'll start with tennis becasue the quarterfinal line up is complete at wimbledon, the last spot in the men's draw taken by a clearly agitated novak djokovic who rounded on some sections of the crowd after his staright sets win over holger rune. the seven time champion beat the danish fifteenth seed 6—3 6—4 6—2. after his win, djokovic had a strong word for the fans who had he claimed had been booing him, saying it was disrespectful, and he wouldn't accept that they were simply chanting rune�*s name to all of those people that have chosen to disrespect the player, me, have a good night. good night. good night. very good night. yeah. i'm hoping that they would just comment on my opponent and that they were not disrespecting you. they were, they were. i do not accept it. no, no, no. i know they're cheering for him but that's also an excuse to boot. i have been on the tour for more than 20 years. trust me i know the tricks and i know how it works, it is fine, it is fine, it'

so anderson. >> yeah, no, but anderson where he said i was wrong, i made a mistake and here's why. >> and he explained it went until the vice president comes out and says, i was wrong i was wrong about fracking. i was wrong about the green new deal. i was wrong about gun buyback, mandatory gun buybacks. i was wrong about single-payer health care. there's a long list of things she's gonna have to say she was wrong about. and i still want to hear the answer. anderson, andrew ross sorkin asked you a question and at dealbook and new york times deal book interview, where he said, madam vice president, if you were to become aware that the president was somehow incapacitated, would you tell the american people? and she said, sure, i'd tell the american people. it's my ethical obligation to tell the american people so what was she just not in the loop on that, was she not in the loop that joe biden was kinda out of it for a long time. now that we're reading about it, and so many publications or she just a part of complicit in covering up for the former president that's a question i like to he

and coming up on bbc news — it's farewelljames anderson.fter 188 test matches, he bows out after helping england ease past the west indies at lord's. good evening. a man has beenjailed for life, and must serve at least 15 years, for planning to kidnap, rape and murder the television presenter holly willoughby. the judge at chelmsford crown court described gavin plumb�*s crimes as "depraved and vile," while the jury were told his actions had a catastrophic impact on her. charlotte gallagher's report contains details you may find distressing. police! stay where you are! the moment gavin plumb was arrested. he's an obsessive loner. you are under arrest for conspiracy to kidnap. who? holly willoughby. she is a fantasy of mine, a fantasy of a lot of guys. he plotted to turn his depraved fantasies into reality. caller number four. the target of his obsession, one of the uk's best—known tv personalities. just hours earlier, holly willoughby had presented what would be her last episode of this morning. see you tomorrow. as later that day police tol

let's go back to you. >> anderson. we've just learned that president biden has changed his plans in the wake of what happened in butler, pennsylvania for more on that, let's go to cnn's priscilla alvarez, who's running us from the white house right now. so what's going out, priscilla? >> yeah. well, if the president had been scheduled to leave rehoboth, delaware, that's where he has a residence to texas on monday for events that has now changed. we are learning only minutes ago that the president will now be returning to the white house tonight. now, i have been talking to sources over the course of the evening who have told me that the mood at the white house is just utter shock. one senior administration official telling me, quote, it is just really horrible when i asked about this security incident that unfolded at the former president's rally. now, the president, of course, did address the nation in which he condemned political violence and told reporters that he has been trying to get in touch with the former pres

>> well, anderson, he's blaming her for everything from inflation to immigration to crime. he said that she is responsible for the terrible affair, affordability crisis in america, saying the price of gas, the price of groceries that these are all things that harris is behind. i do want to remind you of one thing, donald trump and his team believed that trump was strongest on three issues. when it came to running against president joe biden. those issues were immigration, crime, and inflation. you are going to continue to hear trump's team hammer that harris is part of the biden administration, meaning harris is part of those policies. they have seen the polling that shows that donald trump is stronger on those issues. they want to beat harris it's the same way they were trying to beat president joe biden. the big question, of course, remains whether or not that is going to be possible. there's obviously a lot more enthusiasm around kamala harris than what we saw around president joe biden. now we have seen a very confident j.d. vance out there today talking about harris hi

an emotionaljames anderson prepares for his final england test. hello there. we'll start with tennis because the quarterfinal line up is complete at wimbledon, the last spot in the men's draw taken by a clearly agitated novak djokovic who rounded on some sections of the crowd after his staright sets win over holger rune. the seven time champion beat the danish fifteenth seed 6-3, 6-4, 6-2. after his win, djokovic had a strong word for the fans who had he claimed had been booing him, saying it was disrespectful, and he wouldn't accept that they were simply chanting rune�*s name to all of those people that have chosen to disrespect the player, me, have a good night. good night. very good night. yeah. i'm hoping that they would just comment on my opponent and that they were not disrespecting you. they were, they were. i do not accept it. no, no, no. i know they're cheering for him but that's also an excuse to boot. i have been on the tour for more than 20 years. trust me i know the tricks and i know how it works, it is fine, it's ok. i focus on people that have r

the ideally i spoke to one of those mps, lee anderson-— lee anderson. lee anderson. the message i'm getting loud _ lee anderson. the message i'm getting loud and _ lee anderson. the message i'm getting loud and clear— lee anderson. the message i'm getting loud and clear from - lee anderson. the message i'm getting loud and clear from myl getting loud and clear from my constituents is that they are fed up with seeing police dancing around rainbows — with seeing police dancing around rainbows and being nice to people and running off from writers. they want _ and running off from writers. they want police — and running off from writers. they want police to do theirjob, and i think— want police to do theirjob, and i think these — want police to do theirjob, and i think these police should be commended, i would give them a medal, _ commended, i would give them a medal, because from what we are being _ medal, because from what we are being told. — medal, because from what we are being told, a female officer had her nose broken, other officers dragged to the _

and a few more overs and out, an emotionaljames anderson prepares for his final england test.ello there. we'll start with tennis because the quarterfinal line up is complete at wimbledon, the last spot in the men's draw taken by a clearly agitated novak djokovic, who rounded on some sections of the crowd after his staright—sets win over holger rune. the seven—time champion beat the danish fifteenth seed 6-3, 6-4, 6-2. after his win, djokovic had a strong word for the fans who he claimed had been booing him, saying it was disrespectful, and he wouldn't accept that they were simply chanting rune�*s name. to all of those people that have chosen to disrespect the player, me, have a good night. gooooooood night. very good night. yeah. i'm hoping that they would just comment on my opponent and that they were not disrespecting you. they were, they were. i do not accept it. no, no, no. i know they're cheering for him but that's also an excuse to boo. i have been on the tour for more than 20 years. trust me i know the tricks and i know how it works, it is fine, it's ok. i focus on peop

the and given medals, have a listen to lee anderson-— lee anderson.erson. the message i am getting loud and clear from - lee anderson. the message i am getting loud and clear from my i getting loud and clear from my constituents is that they are fed up with seeing police dancing around rainbows — with seeing police dancing around rainbows and being nice to people and running off from rioters, they want _ and running off from rioters, they want the — and running off from rioters, they want the police to do theirjob, and ithink— want the police to do theirjob, and i think these bodies should be commended, i'd give them a medal, because _ commended, i'd give them a medal, because look what we have been told, a female _ because look what we have been told, a female officer had her nose broken. — a female officer had her nose broken, others were dragged to the ground, _ broken, others were dragged to the ground, they tried to take a gun, offices _ ground, they tried to take a gun, offices in — ground, they tried to take a gun, offices in hospital, in an ai

they want to see it fast anderson. and that's hard to do.he president this morning said, it's just the elites in the democratic party trying to push him out. but i'm just back from another trip on the road, anderson, i want to take you to wisconsin. right. and i want to show you here's milwaukee down here. this is blue. the president has to win here. then you go just north of milwaukee, you get to those ocoee county just over the line down here is a little towne called cedarburg. this used to be reliably red country. if you see in the county, trump got 55% last time by trump struggled, struggled in the suburbs, cedarburg is right down here. we spent some time with voters. they are not elite sanderson. many of them democrats, many loyal biden voters, many of them say mr. president, please think about it now cedarburg, wisconsin fourth of july, the city's legendary parade runs two hours as the middle america, as it gets any locals call cedarburg a living hallmark movie picture as polite. genus olinto was parade grand marshal this year in carri

they want to see a fast anderson. and that's hard to do. the president this morning said, it's just the elites in the democratic party trying to push him out. but i'm just back from another trip on the road, anderson, i want to take you to wisconsin, right. and i want to show you here's milwaukee, down here. this is blue, the president has to win here. then you go just north of milwaukee, you get to ozakin county just over the line down here is a little town called cedarburg. this used to be reliably red country. if you see in the county trump got 55% last time by trump struggled, struggled in the suburbs cedarburg is right down here. we spent some time with voters. they are not elite sanderson many of them democrats, many loyal biden voters, many of them say mr. president, please think about getting out cedarburg, wisconsin fourth of july the city's legendary parade runs two hours. as a middle america, as it gets locals call cedarburg a living hallmark movie picture as polite. genus lando was parade grand marshal this year and carries to k

anderson. i cannot tell you how many americans and you know this, you've been reporting for how many years? americans are dying for generational change. we've been having the same stupid fights since the vietnam war. and it's time we look at those double-haters in the polling. they don't want biden, they don't want trump. as democrats, we have an opportunity to give them somebody different. let go of this negativity let's get a message that has elevated that's aspirational, that can really tap into what's best in america, whether it's ai or blockchain or chip manufacturing how do we like this country up? and we can't do it if we, if we don't have generational change and that's my concern. and you put a general variational candidate in for the democrats right now, someone like kamala harris, who has the kind of skills and chops and experience that she has against donald trump. we will blow him out. we will win the house, and we will have a good chance at hanging onto the senate are base be juice

anderson i completely heretical view. the map doesn't matter for spit nothing. >> it doesn't deliver anything. >> it never has i was working for president obama's reelection pac and mitt romney picked paul ryan. paul ryan is beloved in wisconsin. wisconsin is a swing state romney not only didn't win wisconsin, he didn't win. paul ryan's congressional district. the map, it is a myth she needs to picks. i loved zeleny's report. in her aides are saying she can pick someone she's comfortable with, somebody could step in on day one, somebody who could take the fight and the campaign. that's what she needs to do. >> this whole no, i'm serious. >> my test is does my mana look at this and say, oh, well, they would be a good president. they could step in nothing else matters. >> i'm telling you the map is bologna and anybody who buys into the map is blowing smoke up your jamal td set cover bit. >> i ever disagree with paul begala i don't agree. i don't disagree with him about the map being bad, but it can't hurt, right? it can't h

marian anderson and performance. i can't watch it. know how many times i've watched it without tears in my eyes. and there are several versions of it. it was just a phenomenal thing. and and it showed a lot about eleanor and the way she approached things as first lady, because her first idea was, we'll just invite her to the white house and then she said to herself, that wasn't enough. so she went behind the scenes with secretary of interior ickes and created this whole incredible event at the lincoln memorial. but, you know, she kept her self out of the public eye with that and was behind the scenes. so now we have a question from chandler in virginia. chandler writes, ellen wilson and woodrow wilson had very different views on racial equality. do we know if that caused any friction between them? could you repeat that? there was something that popped up and i took a look at it. no, absolutely. so ellen wilson and woodrow wilson had very different views on racial equality. do we know if that caused any friction between them? i don't k

that's why james anderson's career is so exceptional.gus atkinson. seven wickets and counting. joe wilson, bbc news at lord's. in 2007, argentina's star footballer lionel messi posed for photos with a baby as part of a charity photoshoot. but little did anyone know that that baby would also become a footballer. the baby is now 16 years old — he's called lamine yamal, and last night he made history when he scored for spain in the euros semi final. from madrid, guy hedgecoe has more. spain is dreaming again. 12 years after last lifting the european championship trophy, the men's team has reached the final. and the player everyone is talking about is 16—year—old lamine yamal. his 21st minute wonder goal levelled the result against france and made him the youngest goal scorer in the tournament's history. the 16—year—old! the barcelona winger�*s electric performance helped spain then take the lead. we started screaming. we were really happy and, yes, very excited. that's crazy that he's16 years old and i'm like, uh, - trying to remember, _ "w

they are further anderson, there are major questions about the security perimeter. so what i can tell you is this building where the shooter had shot former president trump it was outside the security perimeter. so the question in that moment becomes, was it checked and was a local law enforcement officer assigned to the building anderson? when i went through this incident with several members of law enforcement, they looked at the proximity of that building, just 150 yards from the podium and where the former president was speaking. and were alarmed at how close that building was and that it was outside the security perimeter. so those are the big questions anderson and moving forward, what we continue to press are forces on is in what way this building factored into the security plans. so for example, did they look at it and decide for whatever reason? and it did not present a vulnerability, for example, was it locked, was an impossible for someone to get inside. and in what way that factored into the overall security plan. so certainly many more questions on that

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so that's that's anderson. the situation know that's when as things are things are slouching toward civil war our guy one guy one major fort sumter who really holds the power of war and peace in it his hands right and eric lays this this this capsule the story that he just told you in a nutshell, he passes it out the course of the book, weaving in with with other very perilous and dramatic things that could happen or might happen and even though we all know what happened to fort sumter, there are remarkably many details that we never heard of. so the second h in your subtitle, hubris, which we all know is extreme pride or even arrogance and that quality is embodied by many, if not too many characters in tale. and one that i would love to to single out is a guy named edmund ruffin. he's a fiery virginia in slave and planter. he went around the south lobbying, secession and rebellion. and eric writes his facial features were sharp and spoke of abstention and judgment as if he were some biblical character sent to

anderson, she has joe biden's record to run on and it is a very good record. he has onshoring manufacturing. he's building bridges, roads, and tunnels around the country. we even have microprocessor factories being built in the country the economy is here healing and growing. and it's the most powerful economy in the world right now she is very bright and very articulate and she can energetically tell that story and all of those swing states okay. >> let seen is learning that the trump campaign, they've been researching dnc rules and bylaws do you know what effect what they were worried that they find themselves in this scenario? i mean, it's a shock to everyone that this actually happened. i think even though you could see that drumbeat building, but they were looking out to be prepared for this. this was something they were watching closely when they were their own convention. we've seen how they've changed their own rules to benefit donald trump. and one thing if you notice, if you and paid attention to the other speeches, they weren't all aired in primetim

i think overall though anderson polls right? but jamal's right to it. the map doesn't really matter because no one has really won or lost a presidential election because of who their vp pick is and so i think the most important thing here is going to be the chemistry that vice president kamala harris has with whoever she picks as her vice president. and for that person to be able to not just step in in the role on day one, but to be able hello, to prosecute the case against trump, against j.d. vance from day one. >> and we just saw like i felt think a mini-trial right. >> for all of those folks who could possibly be debating j.d vance, because i do think that the other focus here is also what i mentioned before. i think there's a lot of buyers remorse on the other side. and so j.d. vance, i think has become a distraction, which is exactly what you don't want your vp pick to be. >> what's interesting, scott, because initially in advance of j.d. vance, there were a lot of the clips that were being played about him were things he had said about donald trum

>> anderson? >> certainly, there has been that anxiety among some corners of the democratic party, but these organizers really have very little appetite for a contested convention because in their view, that would just prolong the case they think vice president harris really is well suited and meets this moment and want to move on with her mckend. >> thanks so much joining me now is longtime ally and friend of president biden, south carolina congressman jim clyburn, has already endorsed vice president harris for the democratic presidential nomination. congressman clyburn. thank you for being with us just this morning. you reiterated indeed your support for president biden's candidacy. you said democrats should look for ways to coalesce around him. obviously, you were instrumental in his victory. the first time around. were you surprised by his decision to drop out? >> well, thank you very much for having me. no, i was not surprised at all this morning when i made that statement i made it and all o

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well, james anderson is such a constant presence around english cricket.re have been eight different test match captains. if you wanted to take any young fast bowler and show what you need to do to have a career, james anderson is the person you would be showing him to. incredible professional, incredible athlete. one of our greatest ever to play the game. well, ben stokes and england told anderson they were finally moving on without him. over — the hardest word to say, for a bowler to hear. his england record — 700 wickets — may well never be broken. and james anderson has a whole test match left to give us more. joe wilson, bbc news, lords. a historic theatre in greater manchester that was closed in march last year when it lost its arts council funding is to reopen. it has just been announced that the oldham coliseum, which is 137 years old, has been saved by campaigners who decided to bring the theatre back to life. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson reports. we have had charlie chaplin here, stan laurel, pat phoenix, anne kirkbride... a lot