ok, come and have a seat there, monty.o school with glasses next term. pop those on and keep them out, any that you try on. but, in the meantime, his mum says he will be spending much of the summer outdoors. fiona lamdin, bbc news. box office takings at uk cinemas are half the amount they were before the pandemic. audience tracker comscore says cinemas have taken around £65 million since they were allowed to reopen last month. in the same weeks for 2019, that figure was £129 million. many major movies that were delayed by covid have finally been released in cinemas this summer, but have not enticed the numbers they would have previously expected. the headlines on bbc news... an inquest finds sudesh amman, who was shot dead by armed police after stabbing two people in streatham last february, was lawfully killed. the taliban continues to tighten its grip on afghanistan. amnesty international says nine members of a minority group were tortured and murdered by theirforces. long—term youth unemployment hits a five—year high —

ok, come and have a seat there, monty.vel of covid restrictions, after recording 11 new cases. on tuesday, new zealand was plunged into a national lockdown when it announced one local case of the delta variant. the total number of cases in the outbreak has now hit 31. our correspondent shaimaa khalil gave us this update. the whole of new zealand is going to remain under the strictest lockdown — that's level four lockdown until tuesday. this is the first time in more than a year that a level four lockdown has been imposed in new zealand. of course, this is a country that's been hailed as a success story in eliminating covid—19 and controlling outbreaks by snap lockdowns. the real concern, of course, is this is the delta variant and they're really, really concerned about the spread of the outbreak. now it's concentrated in auckland. there are indications that new zealand's largest city is going to remain under strict lockdown even beyond tuesday, but now there are cases that have travelled into wellington — into the country'

monty.ee my son. monty. she was taken into custody for causing a disturbance she tells the viewers not to believe a damn thing cpd says that her boys were afraid and she doesn't trust police officerdo french was the first from a gunshot on the job in threes years. >> she wasle courageous, spontaneous a good person to be around. >> a third man is in custody to illegally by the gun used in the shooting death. >>laura: heartbreaking up next newt gingrich andg. s congressman is here telling us congressman is here telling us why biden's approval numbers are slipping and after the last school board meeting ended into arrest parents are back at the public meeting tonight that is still ongoing alive report ahead. >> i think we can get a significant portion if not all of the reconciliation bill i think we would get enough democrats to vote for t it. and i think that the house will eventually put two bills on myy desk one on infrastructure and one on reconciliation. >>laura: despite the angles warning

ok, come and have a seat there, monty.x should _ your advice? any child over the age of five or six should be _ your advice? any child over the age of five or six should be going - your advice? any child over the age of five or six should be going for. your advice? any child over the age of five or six should be going for a i of five or six should be going for a yearly site to test anyway, regardless of if you are having any —— site test. regardless if you are having problems with vision. but there have been less routine tests during lockdown so this is the time to book them in, especially before the school starts again. i to book them in, especially before the school starts again.— the school starts again. i guess that is part _ the school starts again. i guess that is part of _ the school starts again. i guess that is part of the _ the school starts again. i guess that is part of the increase, - the school starts again. i guess l that is part of the increase, there is a backlog of people to see so the numbers go up? it i

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thompson, monty python, sex pistols and a ghost busters reference into such a serious topic. thank you so much for being with us. >> now, did that come from my wife or daughter? thank you again. it's always an honor and privilege to speak here. i'm glad that members of the audience enjoyed it. thank you.

if you've ever seen that old movie, "the life of ryan," it reminds me of those monty python skits. we the judean people's liberation front or the people's liberation front of judea. you get the left wing that is now fighting amongst themselves. none of this is necessarily evident to that guy in peoria, because a lot of these radical organizations are claiming to have a hell of a lot more members than they actually do. just as an aside, this guy here from the communist party of america, big bill heywood, have the unique standing in american history of being the only three americans to be given the high communist order of being buried in the walls of the kremlin. now, it's one thing to talk about radicalism. it's another thing to act upon it. things start to get really sketchy when we start going from words to you start going to bombs. you see that here. in new england, in the winter of 1919, posters start showing up that says, we will dynamite you, if you stand in our way we will dynamite you. this turns into reality on the 28th of april, 1919, when a bomb is sent to hanson's office

and as with so many children, monty will need a pair of glasses.creens all day. and probably a huge decrease in outdoor time, as well, because, for a time, we were very limited with the amount of time we could be outdoors. so the combination of the two could have a huge impact on the rate of myopia. and so, this summer, the college of optometrists is encouraging children to spend at least two hours a day outside. there's good evidence that shows that the more time you spend outside, particularly between the ages of five and 12, the less likely you are to become short—sighted. and that's because that when you're outside, your eyes are more relaxed, you're focusing on objects further away. we also think that the sunlight might affect the way that the eye grows. so actually spending time, not using a device outside, the sunlight's actually encouraging a child's eye to grow into the right shape for adulthood. 0k, come and have a seat there, monty. an increasing number of pupils like monty will be heading back to school with glasses next term. pop those

we're also to monty on says to claim that afghan stands out to president, fled the country with suitcases stuffed with a $160000000.00. the politicians say that it's true that money could have been stolen from us taxpayers. the ex president denies the claims they saying he fled with nothing but the clothes on his back on his caleb open reports. while 2 decades of occupation has wrought nothing but misery to most afghans, there is a layer that have collaborated with the united states who have done pretty well, but at mildly to congressman want an investigation of osh rob ghani, the president who just fled. apparently he took $169000000.00 with him. he's now got asylum in the united arab emirates, a country known for its shall we say hospitality. it's too easy for officials to buy properties to buy anonymously. there is no information available to help identify violations. more transparencies needed afghanistan, former vice president achmed, via masoud allegedly fluted by in 2009 with over $52000000.00 in cash. he was eventually released without having to explain where the money came from.

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for three days and three nights because the person who was supposed to be out there raising the bail monty got locked up with us. [laughter] oh my. >> went rose got confused we stayed in jail too long. i come to you and share with you what it is but i know and why we think we can get things done we had that kind of communication we can solve our problems. seems to be in the country soundbites ruling the world. to sit down and think on things. that makes the headline tomorrow morning we make some headway by tomorrow evening. >> thank you mr. webb. when you make the comment about the person getting locked up with you i am reminded ambassador young eight former member of the congressional black caucus before going on to become the head of the un ambassador during the carter administration he used to say during the years he was working with doctor king part of his job was to stay out of jail so he could help raise the money for those who were in jail. so it is a point well taken. let's ask about this message of the caucus that is being promoted now. our power our message. i think you're gettin

thompson, monty python, sex pistols and a ghost busters reference into such a serious topic. thank you so much for being with us. >> now, did that come from my wife or daughter? thank you again. it's always an honor and privilege to speak here. i'm glad that members of the audience enjoyed it. thank you. and we're standing here next to the statue of general john j pershing. at >> we are standing here next to the statue of general john j -- at the site that was originally known as hyde park, dedicated in 1991. general -- was of course the commander of the american exhibition airy forces in world war i, or atf. they were those american soldiers who fought on the western front, and elsewhere in europe during the great war. he was their commander. and in 1956, about eight years after he died, congress authorized the american monument direct a memorial to general pershing, founding chairman of the abs see. the commission was created by congress after world war i to design and maintain american military cemeteries in monuments in europe after the great war. its mission has expanded

this would be hilarious as a saturday night live skit, as a monty python skit but people who believeked the capitol, who for some reason think donald trump is going to be ein stated but don't trust anything. i say, anything the current president of the united states said, just about anything that comes out of any big institution because there undermined faith in everything. >> there are real world consequences to what we're seeing here to people who continue to push those conspiracies, these completely unproven theories. and it is dangerous to our democracy. i think it puts the burden on us as fact based journalists to put out ways to present the facts in compelling ways, to keep not just rolling our eyes at this, to find ways to make sure that we are committed to being transparent and show all of the information that is available. because there is so much information that is available to prove that there was not widespread fraud in this election and there is no actual evidence to become up the idea that there was. and closing that gap, which really exists, one of our great challenge

and monty. it is charlie here. now, i'm looking _ got. and monty. it is charlie here.ing up this morning. i just saw the weather but the sun is definitely shining in manchester. and it is good. it is going great for manchester, great for the clubs, great for the perfect, players, great for the perfect, players, great for the premier league. but you said, it is fantastic for those people who are going to watch that superstar, because that is what he has become. he has done tremendously well wherever he has been and hopefully that can continue at manchester but hopefully that can continue at mancheste— hopefully that can continue at mancheste , ., , ., ~' , hopefully that can continue at mancheste , ., ~ , , manchester but do you think she is ttoin to manchester but do you think she is going to bring _ manchester but do you think she is going to bring that _ manchester but do you think she is going to bring that magic- manchester but do you think she is going to bring that magic and i manchester but do you think she is going to bring that magic and spat| going to bring t

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democrat monty or joan says today is a very, very sad day for new york, new york republican elise stefanik> sandra: as she told us right here on this program last hour. thank you. john, a lot to take in. at the conference from letitia james happened at 11:00 eastern time this morning when she clearly laid out the findings of that report and then andrew cuomo teed up his response, he taped a response a speech he delivered at 1:00 eastern time, now looking live at the white house briefing room where the briefing was pushed back again 15 minutes, now expected at 2:15 eastern time less than a minute away. and likely jen psaki will receive a lot of questions on what we learned today about the governor. >> john: we will see if the president breaks with the andrew cuomo in the way that he suggested a few months ago that he would. andrew cuomo as others have pointed out, no intention of going anywhere. and the question is, canning weather the storm and wait it out? let's bring in joe concha, one of the reasons why andrew cuomo may be able to weather the storm is if the mainstream media gives him a

lawrence: senator, i want to bring in one of those young athletes, monty leon, margaret.nd that when i had to race against a transgender athlete, my teammates were super discouraged and disheartened, and i could see the impacts on everyone around me. they didn't want to continue to do track. they were disappointed that this is happening, and i'm using this position to be able to speak up for other athletes that may be going through this. lawrence: lawrence, i've got to -- margaret, i've got to ask you, do you feel heard? >> this is happening. this has happened to me, to my mom, to other people i know, and i'm just really honored to be able to speak up on your network. lawrence: senator, i want to go back to you. do you feel like this bill is going to get bipartisan support? i mean, it's simple science, right? >> yes, we we absolutely have to have bipartisan support: this is a woman's issue. certainly, title ix is very important. these athletes fought long and hard to be able to have their own sports. but now those sports are being taken over and dominated by those transge