today we're headed to scarborough.lace you kind of want to be around your people. when you drive through scarborough, different streets have different specialties when it comes to cuisine. >> yeah. >> first up a street called shwarma row. and it looks awesome. you just know the food's going to be good if the people from that community are eating there. >> exactly. the batting average is way higher when you leave the city. >> suresh shows me street after street until the sun sets. each as exciting as the last. >> my town. >> and finally a hidden gem for an unlikely dinner, le spot, proving ground for toronto's best pool sharks. [ phone ringing ] >> le spot. >> it's owned by marco lu and is famous locally for its amazing fried rice and crispy wings with guyanese hot sauce. >> do you want hot sauce? how many do you want? hello one sec. >> hey guys. >> hey. >> how good of a pool player do you need to be to own a pool hall? >> it depends, want to see the $5 or the $20 game? >> how long have you owned this place? >> 23 years

>> a very scarborough thing.e the hot sauce is not store bought and it's made by the guy down the street's mom. friday rice made by a fill boneo pool hot with a giannes hot dog sitting next to a sri lankan. >> we've been tolerant and inclusive welcoming in cultures even if it's in the form of food. >> it's amazing. >> if someone knows how to make fried rice, but every single rice is separate. >> you actually understand what fried rice is. >> it's horrible, it's horrible. >> i always preface this with something very true because i'm proud to be american. i lost country and because i off it i try to make it better, and i feel like we're in a really difficult to im. it's a struggle where people are struggling with the concept of national identity, and i feel like here in toronto, even in this pool hall, the room sectionceptionly diverse is this like the future of like developed society in the world? >> probably. i mean, like i've been playing here for 25, 26 years. i have never once considered that the table next to

for a time, towards the evening time that kind of collapsed and we had some late date sunshine in scarborough the coastline. those waves were driven along by gusty north to north—westerly winds, and we will continue to see those winds on into sunday as well. now, many of us will start off on a cool note. there will be some spells of sunshine around sunday morning, before cloud tends to bubble up. but to a greater extent. so there is a risk of showers a bit more widely across scotland and england and wales. northern ireland, closer to high pressure to the north—west, should say predominantly dry. but if anything, temperatures down. 13—16 degrees pretty widely. feeling ok with the may sunshine where it comes out, but when it turns cloudier and stays breezy probably feeling a little on the cool side. into monday's forecast, low pressure is going to start to move in from scandinavia. with that area of low pressure, we are dragging in some cool air for the time of year. now, monday is going to be an unsettled day. it's a day of bright spells and widespread showers across northern areas of the coun

in scarborough, that is how we ended the day.s to northern and eastern scotland, into north—east england. 0therwise, northern and eastern scotland, into north—east england. otherwise, a largely dry evening. temperatures across northern areas at sixes and sevens. tomorrow, a similar kind of day. start off with some morning sunshine. a slightly cooler start. cloud will develop and this time it will develop to such an extent we will develop to such an extent we will see some showers for scotland, england and wales. northern ireland should stay dry with sunny spells throughout. top temperatures down in recent days but still feeling 0k where they may sunshine comes through. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the champions league final between liverpool and real madrid gets underway, but the kick off was delayed by more than half an hour as fans struggled to get into the stadium. we'll get the latest from paris. president biden renews his appeal for tighter gun control following a the

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the weather did brighten up in scarborough, pretty big waves hitting the coastline.as well. 0therwise, eastern scotland into eastern areas of england as well. otherwise, it is a dry night, but a chilly night for the time of year, temperatures dropping to sixes and sevens to the northern half of the country. the second half of the weekend still dominated by this area of high pressure to our west, it is dragging in north de northwesterly winds and those winds are increasingly bringing cooler air southwards across the british isles. sunday morning starting on a chilly note, for many of you, dry with spells of sunshine around. cloud will develop enough to bring scattered showers from scotland to parts of england and wales, northern ireland closer to the area of high pressure should stay dry with further sunshine. temperatures will be down on recent days, down to 13 degrees, whether sunshine breaks through it won't feel too bad but where it is cloudy with a breeze, not too warm for the time of year. next week, low pressure will move in from scandinavia and it will bring s

up through the day but showers as temperatures dropped the cloud started to break apart and in scarboroughount of the brisk winds coming down the north sea and the continued overnight, bringing some scattered showers to northern and eastern scotland and one end to into north—east england. 0therwise scotland and one end to into north—east england. otherwise a largely drying out. however it will be pretty chilly for the time of year with temperatures across northern areas at six and seven. tomorrow, a similar day in some respects. we start off with morning sunshine, a slightly cooler start, cloud will develop and this time it will develop to such an extent that we will see showers for scotland, england and wales. northern ireland should stay dry with sunny spells. top temperatures down in recent days but still feeling 0k top temperatures down in recent days but still feeling ok with the may sunshine comes through. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. the pull and real madrid fans

the clouds started to break apart and in scarborough that is how we ended the day.

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. >> tucker: joe scarborough set a naughty word on tv, this must be serious. in fact it is very serious. in fact, it's too serious retired partisan platitudes from the reagan era. update your profile. politicians offering solutions to the tragedy that in the end serve only to make a political party more powerful should be excluded from this conversation. it is too important, they are speaking in bad faith, obviously. and so is anyone whose body guards to carry extended magazines or other so-called weapons of war. they are hypocrites, they have no standing. get back to us when you follow your own demand. if anyone on tv has been accused for a crime should also take this opportunity to be very quiet, no one wants a moral lecture for you. but unfortunately that's essentially all we are getting, more wind at a time when we need more than that. beto o'rourke, who is running for office again because he has no marketable skills just stormed a press conference to berate texas officials. he did this in front of the families of some of yesterday's victims. watch. >> exc

i'm with joe scarborough on this. >> mitch mcconnell suggested everything was open or he left that door open to having a vote if they retake the senate. then just yesterday he said he would not do that if they retake the senate. would not mess around with the filibuster. but they messed around with the fiibuster on supreme court justices. what do you think would happen if they retook the senate? >> both parties have messed around with the filibuster. >> started with harry reid. >> yeah. it started with lower court judges under harry reid. the question is, will the filibuster finally go away? obviously, there's a great amount of support in the democratic party for that to happen. mitch mcconnell has been an institutionalist. he has had the support of his caucus. let's just say, for example, that these extreme candidates win. if the republican nominee in missouri wins, they are going to be all about blowing up the filibuster to make abortion illegal everywhere in the country, including, no exceptions for rape and insist. how does mitch mcconnell manage that caucus if he doesn't just have

joe scarborough is with us. and i'm looking at a line, the archbishop spoke outside of his church last week when he said we're supposed to promote life, the life of people. it is people's lives. we have to be consistent in our ethics talking about the measures that need to be taken to protect the lives of children like the ones who died in that school. joe. >> right. and we, again, unfortunately, we see the numbers and we see how many children die every year. it is shocking the conscience. i'm wondering, mr. archbishop, what words do you have for the elected leaders of the people of uvalde, the people of texas, the people of this country who right now are so discouraged and they're so down trodden and so distressed that tragedies like the one that we saw a week ago continue in this country it seems endlessly. >> well, i think our leaders, they need to be in touch with reality. and not they're reality, the way they see it. the reality of the people. people are not being heard. people are not being touched. in the

. >> and joe scarborough here. and thank you for being here. and my god, you have so much on you right now. but as we look forward would it help you as a da or law enforcement to look for this in a more wholistic way moving down the road because we're hearing more and more stories of young americans with mental health issues, explosion of hate speech on social media. isn't this something that we need to invest in more in america. so whether it is a police officers, whether it is d.a.'s, whether it is investigators, whether it is gun shop owners. we have a better understanding of who the threats are out there day and day out. >> sure. absolutely. one way to do that is to have increased funding in our intelligence centers. so here in buffalo, we have an entity called the erie crime analysis center. and we have crime analysts at the buffalo police department who every day are just searching social media. they are all over every outlet you could imagine on social media. we're mainly looking for people, you know, gang members, who are out there on s

even label this opportunism on the part of china in your book you you make mention the case of scarborough shoal where after chinese vessels crowded around a philippine control to disputed shoal that created a dangerous standoff and and the with the us allies the philippines navy over the show in the united states negotiated a withdrawal the philippines navy dutifully with drew in china remained others might point to hong kong and in an assessment that china failed to uphold the terms of its return to china china's governance from britain and then there are many other examples that raise concerns. among western policymakers in particular about negotiated agreements with beijing. so what do you say to those concerns? that leninists ultimately respect what you do not what you say. and in responding to lennelists, we should be deeply conscious of what we do and frankly. make sure that what we say is reflected in that which we do. furthermore what i'd say is chinese leninists deeply respectful of strength and our institutionally and culturally contemptuous of weakness. both domestically and in

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. >>, jenna, i am lieutenant scarborough from uss baton, we are underway headed to new york for fleet helicopter and landing the ship. >> utilized on the uss baton tomorrow. we cannot wait. >> looking forward to it. >> i'll, what have you got for the weather? >> you have great weather coming tomorrow morning. was also show you what's going on for your weather for today. sunshine here in the northeast on the chilly side as you get up into the great lakes. heavy rain into the central plant all the way down to the golf. we could look at flooding conditions over the next 24 to 48 hours. he to build southwest where they could use some of that rain. that is what is going on around the country. here is what is happening in your neck of the woods. >>> i am meteorologist cary hall. we are extremely high in dealing with a wildfire danger or red flag warning continues up until 11:00 tomorrow with gusty winds and low humidity combined with extreme heat. we are headed for 101 degrees there. will be hot in part of the north day. a lot of our interior valleys will be dealing with highs in the 90s an

scarborough thinks it is a conservative who leaked. >> we don't know but to your point i think this is. we are 6 months from election day and americans have short memories. as we go through months of turmoil and rioting in the streets, hopefully it sticks, people will be confronted with paying more for their food, gas, the southern border, a bunch of issues they are reminded of every day and this will dissipate. if you look at california or new york you will have abortion-rights, live in texas, alabama, mississippi, south dakota you may not. a lot of these major liberals are not going to be feeling any difference in abortion laws. stuart: they are hanging their hats on abortion to try to win the midterms but in doing so are undermining the integrity of the supreme court. won't voters recognize that and say not off? >> i don't think the voters care about the integrity of the court, they will not ponder leaks in the court but what they are going to say is you are talking about abortion and i am talking i can't afford my groceries, can't afford the gas in my car and that is the real issue

. >> i've got to say, roger, as you know, my son, joey scarborough, he cheers for chelsea.atever we can. excited to get back there whenever we can. roger, mr. mayor, thank you for being with us. courage. >> courage. >>> it is the top of the hour. just past the top of the hour. the third hour of "morning joe." we're going to begin in ukraine. there is no end to the war in sight as first lady dr. jill biden made a surprise visit to the hard hit country over the weekend. nbc news correspondent erin mclaughlin has the latst from kyiv. first, victory day in russia. keir simmons has the latest from moscow. and russia is cracking down on journalists there, limiting what reporters can say under the threat of imprisonment. here is his report. >> reporter: this morning, russia's military men and women marching through red square, and in victory parades across russia, the message, unmistakable. for donbas, some soldiers chanted, referring to eastern ukraine where fighting is now focused. addressing them, president putin defiant. you are fighting for your motherland, its future, blamin

joe scarborough is against blah, blah, blah.t the force. i will tell you, you can stand up to the nra. en that are members. i saw members who did it. and see, here's the thing. they raise a lot of hell. i know there are a lot of one issue voters on guns. they're the minority. >> yeah. >> you get everything else. i always found out, you know, you get most of the things right. or you're like, for me, i was talking about budget. i always talk about balanced budgets. i know that is very exciting. fiscal joe. but, you know, i kept driving it home. driving it home. if you want to go, you know, off the reservation on one issue or another, for me it was like environmentalism and human rights. after sandy hook, i talked to republican legislators that voted for the most sweeping gun control legislation in america. and they were really could be servetive. i asked them how they did it. one guy said it was great. he said you get in a group of people and they'll shut you down. he said so then i tried to get with ten people. they shot you down

it was a difficult day for us in the scarborough household.up to score. it reminded me so much, i thought it was a replay of a decade ago when city was playing qpr and they needed a goal to win. thought they were going to get it in the end. but city reversed the script, extraordinary run, three goals, five minutes, alas, the quad not to be. >> joe, you said it all. let's take a look after nearly ten months and 370 games, the premier league came to its final day with a title race deadlocked as a pennsylvania senate runoff. the boston red sox own liverpool, just one point behind manchester city. liverpool chasing the quadruple, including the champion leagues final next weekend. they did their part on the last day amidst stirring scenes. they flattened wolferhampton 3-1. but at manchester city, just 36 miles away, the other industrial city of the northwest of england, those footballing terminators, manchester city, they seemed, well, suddenly incredibly human, almost vulnerable. they really fluffed their lines. the title in their grip, but went d