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andy swiss, fans will certainly en'oy it. andy swiss. thankh fans will certainly en'oy it. certainly enjoy it. andy swiss, thank you very _ fans will certainly enjoy it. andy swiss, thank you very much - fans will certainly enjoy it. andy swiss, thank you very much indeed. well, what a season it's been for liverpool. in the premier league run—in, they pushed city all the way, and despite beating wolves, they leave empty—handed — meaning hopes for that famous quadruple are over. patrick gearey is at anfield for us. patrick, great to see you. how deflating is this for liverpool given that they have another huge match? i given that they have another huge match? ~ , given that they have another huge match? ~' , ., match? i think it will be deflating to some extent. _ match? i think it will be deflating to some extent. they _ match? i think it will be deflating to some extent. theyjust - match? i think it will be deflating l to some extent. theyjust finished their presentations, and they did really want to win the league. they thought they had a chance to do it, but equally, the

it is the first one for amazon ceo andy jassy. how he addressed growing concerns about worker safety at the company's market cap threatening to dip back below $1 trillion. all of that in a moment but first let's get a look at the markets, stocks climbing after a volatile trading day in the tech heavy nasdaq 100. outperforming. bloomberg has the latest. why the turn from yesterday? >> it is quite interesting that we do see stocks finishing the day in the green. and as you mentioned, nasdaq 100, really outperforming here and a lot of that down to some of the heavyweights, apple and amazon in particular, leading that index higher. i will point out that a lot of the impetus, the momentum really started gaining after the fed minutes. were starting to see traders paring back expectations in how aggressive the pace of rate hikes maybe. that is those growth fears, sue did not see change in a 10 year yield, but the two year yield, which is more sensitive to fed policy changes just taking a little higher. then i do have to touch on nvidia,

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steve poshes and andy puzder -- forbes and andy puzder are here.lus, elon musk putting his twitter buyout deal on hold. meanwhile, a new record number of overdose deaths in america, one happening every five minutes with fears growing that it will soon get a lot worse. plus, families are struggling to find baby formula across the country but not illegal migrants at our southern border facilities. senator marsha blackburn sounds off on that. but first, new numbers show inflation hovering near a 40-year high with average gasoline prices now at the highest level in history. president biden says it's not his fault. >> inflation in this country, do you take any responsibility? your policies? >> i think our policies help, not hurt. maria: but the president just killed more oil production, canceling drilling lease sales in the gulf of mexico and alaska. and on top of everything, now we have a baby formula shortage. here with me now in a fox business exclusive, "forbes" media chairman steve forbes and former cke restaurant ceo andy puzder: gentlemen, great

andy _ what is it they say? you'll never walk alone? andy broke - what is it they say? alone? andy broke his - what is it they say? you'll never. walk alone? andy broke his ankle last niuht walk alone? andy broke his ankle last night but _ walk alone? andy broke his ankle last night but hobbled _ walk alone? andy broke his ankle last night but hobbled here - walk alone? andy broke his ankle last night but hobbled here with l walk alone? andy broke his ankle i last night but hobbled here with the support of stay. last night but hobbled here with the sunport of stay-— last night but hobbled here with the support of stay. unbelievable. i was in a stumble. _ support of stay. unbelievable. i was in a stumble, three _ support of stay. unbelievable. i was in a stumble, three nil— support of stay. unbelievable. i was in a stumble, three nil down - support of stay. unbelievable. i was in a stumble, three nil down at - in a stumble, three nil down at half—time. a game of two halves. this is our half. the sun is shining, the crowd are in great voice, and the atmosphere here is inc

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the digital podium is yours andy and kathy. thank you, sally. and sally andy i'm so happy to be here with you speaking about your new book. i know it you've been working on this for a while. yeah i have and i think he began working on it. you correct me if i'm wrong, but i think you began working on it before the era of social media fake news and then of course trump's use firm fake news. and so, you know, i always love to hear the story of how authors become interested in particular subjects how they turn those subjects into books. and so i'm hoping you can share with me and everyone tuning in this evening what it like how you came to this subject and what about it seem to you to be appropriate for a book? thanks, kathy, and i'm so pleased to be here with you. thank you for being here. i think i've been writing this book all my life it began. i've always been interested in journalism and the conventions that developed that made journalism be true. how journalists persuaded the public that they were telling the truth what the rules and conventio

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andy, i will begin this with you. a question from charles doll for is if ross perot had not run for president, how different would the world be today? impossible to answer but what are some thoughts? >> ross perot, the seeds of ross perot came from newt gingrich, if you will. the opportunities there. it was frustrating. remember the challenges in new hampshire where the president was challenged within his own party which gave, oxygen to ross perot. that was a frustrating thing. i think if ross perot had not run, i do think that george h. w. bush would have won reelection. i'm not sure if the united states would be as unified as we think it would be it would not be what it is today would not have been divisive as it is today today would be a lot less trouble i think the challenge of the seeds of our democracy, they were actually sown when ross perot ran from the right and ran at the populist. kind of upset the apple car. i don't think -- they were very few people that george h. w. bush didn't really call friends. ross

because andy really opened the door. what struck me in the book, obviously you and i having served of a administrator of usaid, it's a lack of appreciation for what happened in that bush presidency for humanitarian assistance, humanitarian leadership and crisis response. obviously, you are there at the time and then eventually extended and mobilize these tools when you became administrator. andrew, if you would, talk a little about the innovations that we saw from the bush 41 team with respect to usaid and humanitarian leadership? >> let me tell you an interesting story. ryan crocker was dean of the bush school and a good friend of mine, in fact a friend of all of ours. ryan said george bush was a great president, but he also said we need to make some mistakes. one mistake if he didn't do anything about the reconstruction of afghanistan after the russians left. i was going to write that in the introduction, i said, you know i should check this out to make sure that ryan was correct. and ryan was wrong, he didn't know, th

patrick gearey, thank you, and andy swiss _ anfield. at the etihad, - anfield. patrick gearey, thank you, | and andy swiss at the etihad, thank you. match of the day is on bbc1 at 10:30pm tonight to look back on all the action. prince charles and the duchess of cornwall are to appear in a special platinum jubilee episode of eastenders. they visited the set of the bbc soap in march — it's now emerged while there they were filmed for an episode to be broadcast on the 2nd ofjune. rhaya barton reports. eastenders theme. when tv royalty meets real—life royalty. this was the duke and duchess of cornwall visiting albert square back in march. but it wasn't just a social visit. we now know the royal couple will be starring in a specialjubilee episode of eastenders to celebrate the queen spending 70 years on the throne. cheering. they won't be tangling with the mitchells or setting up on the market, though. they will be dropping in on a street party celebration as themselves. it's one of the best days of my life, honestly. and i mean that. i'm su

our guests today, andy car. andy has served as the national chant for democracy interim chief of the george barbara bush foundation president of franklin pierce university acting dean of the bush school of government of public service at texas a&m university and senior government roles under three u.s. president under george w. bush, secretary of transportation under george h. w. bush. and we have andrew natsios. andrew is executive professor at the bush school at texas a&m university and director of the institute of national affairs. he has been a distinguished professor at the university of georgetown, vice president of--. a veteran who served in the gulf war, u.s. special envoy to sudan during the door for crisis and now, go today they have edited and produced transforming our world. president h. w. bush and foreign policy, a collection of foreign policy essays from well-known foreign policy practitioners who participated in the unfolding of international events as part of that bush administration. now, as we

david: andy, he is not even consistent on that.ers like iran or even worse venezuela in terms of the filth with when i they produce the oil product instead of coming home doing it here. rather than encouraging production, democrats have price gouging bill. they continue to attack on the regulatory front, on this particular front putting price controls in, which create more shortages. again they're doing exactly the opposite of what will help the average american consumer. >> well, the interesting thing is, that when biden sells oil, when the government sells oil from the strategic energy reserve, guess what they sell it for? they sell it for the market price, just like the oil companies they accuse of gouging. then the reason they're bringing in oil from places like venezuela, iran, russia, any place they can bring it in from opposed to united states, they're trying to show they're cutting production in the united states to keep the democrats voting and bring oil in to try to keep gas prices down to get everybody else to vote for t

andy: i think taiwanese food is absolutely ready for the spotlight. people are already embracing the flavors. it's just time for people sort of to, you know, even explain to you, "you are eating taiwanese food." jon: i grew up in walnut. it's the easternmost city in the san gabriel valley. susie hsiuhan ling: the san gabriel valley is the epicenter of huaqiao. "huaqiao" means "chinese outside of china." what i think a lot of people don't undersnd is los angeles had many chinatowns. the old chinatown was called "calle de s negros" and got destrod when union stationas bui in 1938, '39. so a loof us call what is between broadway and hill "new chinatown" because in the970s, there was an asian-american movement, and a lot of chinese-americans and asian-americans came out to try and improve chinatown, but anyone who was making it and being able to, were moving to the 'burbs, ok, and that included monterey park, alhambra, san gabriel. san gabriel valley is only 10 minutes from chinatown, and it was a bedroom community. chinese today want 3 bedrooms, 2 bathro

from him and flew for sure, what kind of club near semenovskaya andy is called?ll me why hello you're not that as it turned out, our victim victoria lebedeva worked in this club for almost a year, andy the dancer and the staff had to remember her, but for some reason no one said anything. this is how one of the guards identified her, but he did not specify what vika was doing at the club. tolmachev was not at place and we waited. well, yes, and then formally the crime scene is not a club, and you do not formally shield it. i asked you. view all camera footage. was it really difficult so i looked. they didn't see anything there . so you are still with us and a racist, it turns out everything in tolmachevo is clear where you studied and married whom. and with whom does he drink vodka in the country, if he has it alyokhina break through all the calls in the last 6 weeks. lebedev needs to understand in general where she has been all this time, inga let's go to the club with you in interpreter let's dance that's right. to you from the police understood. hello what wil

our friend andy lack. that's andy. that's don in case y'all don't know. andy ran nbc and sony music and and he's now. yeah, go ahead don messing up my introduction. look at that. seriously, i got like 30 seconds. and and andy is now actually who moved down here came down from the northeast decided to get a life. he came he lives in new orleans now. all right, so give him a round of applause. for some reason he was like dancing on the street and mardi gras on like the y'all do that in new york. it was like, i don't think so. and y'all know my dear friend don lemon. i've been i've been he's been having me up on the cnn desk trying to opinionate about stuff. but he and i have gotten to be dear friends. he actually is a homeboy and he's about to leave here and go see his mama. so this is his home. he's been reporting for me. he represents all of us extremely well, and so will you help me welcome andy lack and don lemon? yeah. yeah, how are you? i didn't know that you moved to new orleans. thank you. sure. that's amazing and you're moving from baton rouge hone

hope, the widow of the murdered rapper andy cartwright, whom she suspects of brutal reprisal against her own husband. she asked for a jury trial on what the accused strong word and steel fists are counting on. in ufa, the deputy of the city council could not resolve differences with his ex- wife peacefully, and as a result, he beat the test of a journalist and even a passerby, who is now waiting for the people's choice. our correspondent went to bashkiria and listened to each side of the conflict , the database was leaked, the network was leaked, the personal data of customers, several large companies at once, who trade in addresses, telephones, and even the results of people's analyzes, what it threatens and where to complain to the injured, the coach fell from a tree. a scandal erupted in indonesia. after a yoga instructor from russia posted a nude photo shoot against the backdrop of a sacred 700-year-old tree. how will the russians return the insult to the religious feelings of the inhabitants of the island of bali scandal in bashkiria, where law enforcement officers understand th

thank you for - talking about depeche mode and andy fletcher. hill in martin scorsese's 1990 mafia movie goodfellas. as far back as i can remember, i always wanted to be a gangster. ray liotta was working on a film in the dominican republic when he died. he'll also be remembered for field of dreams and cop land. buckingham palace has released rare images from home movies and items from the queen's private family albums ahead of her platinum jubilee next week. the films have never been seen in public before and show her throughout her childhood and then, later as monarch. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell has been taking a look. balmoral is a place one looks forward to very much. she has been filmed throughout her life but, for the queen, these images have a special place. they are from her private collection of home movies. the queen herself explains why they are so special. cameras have always been a part of our lives. i think there's a difference to watching a home movie when you know who it is on the other side of the lens holding the

andy: for the first time in a while it is.o, what you see in yields today is yields still well below the headline rate of inflation. let's look outside of treasuries, just investment grade corporate bonds. you are pushing for .5% on investment grade credit if you are buying intermediate. that is a really attractive rate. actually, that is one of the highest since the global financial crisis. and it is one that will pay off as long as inflation is contained. right now investors don't have a lot of visibility to that, but it creates a real hedge in the event you experience deflation and an economy that corrects much smoother than anyone expects. think of this -- it is not made base case, but my base case is no longer that over the next 12 months bonds will lose money. what we saw over the past 12 months is really a once in 100 year flood. what is likely to go forward is a much more normal bond market. haidi: so is that your preference, then, to be more cash on the sidelines? andy: it is my preference. cash is still a very expens

and why this one of a kind, andy warhol painting to be the most expensive artwork ever so. ah. the journey has begun. the fee for world cup is on its way to catch your travel package. today. rain is gathering and a consequence about his temperatures are dropping throughout china and japan looking pretty visible for tokyo, 90 degrees and not much wind, bas persistence of rain, beijing's down to 20 rain proper is a bit further south. as you can see, and it will effect rather humid hong kong at $29.00 degrees, but it's more like to be in land. the orange suggest with a heavy rain is there's an improvement in tokyo by tuesday. rain like to come in towards beijing. this rain that stretches up into siberia is not going to be very much too damped down the fires that are burning in this part of the world. they did the same last year's result of dry winds and early heat. for the south, seasonal showers are everywhere, which is not a big surprise. little bit further west, and this rather more than seasonal showers, particularly in the bay of bang goal, where it's the season to see cyclin

tt let's get the build-up from andy swiss. a . , , let's get the build-up from andy swiss. . , , , ., a ., swiss. if manchester city beat aston villa, they will _ swiss. if manchester city beat aston villa, they will be _ swiss. if manchester city beat aston villa, they will be the _ swiss. if manchester city beat aston villa, they will be the champions - villa, they will be the champions because they have a slender one—point advantage going into the final round of matches. the manchester city fans are arriving at the stadium and there is less than two hours than kicker. they are in confident mood they can do this. city have been confident in the league this season. there was a wobble last week against west ham where they had to come back from 2—0 down but they come back to draw in the end. firstly, this week they are at home, and against aston villa in 14th place on the premier league. and they don't have a huge amount to play for today. aston villa are managed by steven gerard, a former liverpool legend. how you would suspect you would like to get the result that will give his forme

andy verity, bbc news. going down politically? well, it�*s a bigger package than some people expected it to be and has been widely welcomed at westminster, both by conservative mps who desperately wanted the government to come up with an answer to the cost of living questions they were being asked, and by opposition mps. 0ne were being asked, and by opposition mps. one of the things in particular that we have heard from economists who have looked at this is that it is going to help the poorest the most, the people who are struggling most, the people who are struggling most with the cost of living crisis will get the most support from the government. so when it comes to the spending, that has gone down pretty well. when it comes to where the money has coming from, as you just heard in andy�*s piece there, the windfall tax is a bit more controversial. some conservatives are uncomfortable with it. that goes right up to cabinet level. the business secretary, kwasi kwarteng, for example, is nervous about the fac

it is andy jassy's first one at the helm.were you takeaways from a we heard there, and whether amazon can turn it around? mark: i'm sure amazon can turnaround. i look at amazon as a dislocated high-quality stock. it is the most successfully diversified tech asset i follow in terms of advertising clout, retail, and a couple other targets they can go after, including logistics and business supplies. groceries i think falls into retail. that is a big area for them. i'm not worried about the long-term outlook for amazon. i think they have good growth initiatives. the norms i picked up today, at least from the headlines, is the focus on cost efficiencies. i think the company -- somebody did something -- i don't recall amazon ever saying we overbuild, but that is what they said on the march earnings call, that they over extrapolated when they were making their distribution center buildup plans at the end of 2021. i don't blame them for doing that. i think the market did that too, but amazon now has excess capacity both on the labor

and stand trial alexander mostovaya vladimir sudets alexey koshlakov ivan zuev and andrey netreba andyto believes that the woman cynically dealt with her husband. she injected her husband with an insulin drug, which eventually killed the musician, and then also abused his body. why did marina kokhal do this ? at the astrologer marina kohal, the planet will soon finally converge into a single cosmogram, accused of the brutal murder of the husband of rapper andy cartwright. may soon hear the verdict on the eve of the criminal case transferred to the smolninsky district court. petersburg, she is charged with two articles of murder and desecration of the bodies of the dead, the remains of the rapper. andy cartwright was found in the apartment in the summer of 2020, as investigators believe, marina kohal. first , she injected her husband with a lethal dose of an analogue of insulin, and then cut the body into pieces of packages, which she kept in the refrigerator next to the products. candy cartwright released several studio albums, participating in the so-called rap battles by the age of 2

andy cartwright was found in the apartment in the summer of 2020, according to investigators, marina kokhal. first , she injected her husband with a lethal dose of an analogue of insulin, and then cut the body into pieces of packages, which she kept in the refrigerator next to the products. andy cartwright released several studio albums, participating in the so-called rap battles, by the age of 29, he had already managed to gain fans and the corporate identity of his common-law spouse. and now the defendant marina kokhal was doing odd jobs, and at some point she discovered an esoteric gift in herself; she was engaged in compiling horoscopes; stream on the internet in one of them, for example, gave advice on how to behave and if a husband has love on the side, even if you know it not only in person, but also by name, middle name, last name, address and astrological data, this is nothing to you, but does not give, except for the ability to order a forecast and compatibility and see what the prospect of this situation is. how to behave with your husband according to the investigation, r

answers as is the mayor of liverpool but most of the supporters i spoke to said they want answers, andywant it to overshadow what is happening tonight, and if fans wondering what they are celebrating, jurgen klopp said it was a disappointing end to the season but not a disappointing season, a double is something they want to celebrate and thousands of people have turned up on the strand, we have been waiting a while here but we are told in the next 20 minutes that open top bus you'd finally be arriving here, the women also are celebrating their championship title and promotion to the women's super league. the songs continue to be sung, we have had drums as well, they'll waiting patiently and hopefully in the next 20 or so minutes they will catch sight ofjurgen klopp and the and women's players on those top buses. —— men's and women's players. to wembley next, where nottingham forest will be playing premier league football after beating huddersfield 1—0 at wembley. adam wild is there for us, the game has literallyjust finished. what a huge moment for forest. yes, 1999 was the year that f

andy, thanks so much for joining us. my guy always a fun convo with andy. all right.omorrow as well. we see that opening highlight by andrew wiggins. then a nice move by jordan poole, jordan poole, by the way, i should be used to this, but the level of difficulty of the shots that he makes consistently is just mind blown. every time he goes to put up a shot like there's no way want to make that. just does. i should be shocked anymore. but really, my player of the game is that one of lucas, that was luke a second to last bucket of the game, actually. believe it or not, because andrew wiggins put him rikers island. you know what i should say. you should be a rikers island. we're here in the bay put luka on he was that good defensively. and then like andy said, that motion offense in the 2nd half came alive, klay thompson came alive. he play all that great in the 1st half. steph curry's making his usual circus shots. having fun with the crowd. at that point, i knew this game was over, but you know what one of those crazy looks by jordan poole. tomorrow's a new day. and y

this bid for the andy _ christies. $170 million.christies. $170 million. this bid - for the andy warhol marilyn here at christies. i am selling it. all done. last chance. last chance at $170 million. here it is. $170 million, selling to you, sir. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powel. hello. it has been stubbornly dry across england and wales of late and we will keep that slightly unsettled weather picture as we look toward the end of the week. it is all thanks to low pressure. that pulls away to the south—east. showers getting into northern england before midnight. showers will continue across western scotland and it looks like a weather system that develops out in the atlantic running across england and wales through wednesday. it looks like maine will be in the south—west of england and wales around dawn on wednesday. just exactly where the northern limits of this rain are as objectives in question at the moment and exactly how much rain will get into the south—east. it looks like the rain could brush as far no

and i begin to wonder if maybe andy was right.be my classmates were right and that my pants we alien and abnmal. and my father's not helping here, because he too is distant and silent this whole time, and all he does is jot down these numbers on a notepad, and i keep thinking it's because he's worried about the money we've lost because that's what he really cares about. and we carry on like this until thanksgiving. that's wn my father wakes up early, and he gathers us up and takes us to the hardware store on a day where it's usually supposed to be closed. and he ushers us inside, l, and flips on the lights. and there, leaning against one of the side walls, are six long countertop slabs wrapped in brown craft paper. and he goes up to the first one and he rips a corner off, revealing a one-inch-thick piece of glass. and he taps on it, and he says, "bullet not go through. "each piece, $1,000." now the math is not hard here. and i'm amazed at where my father was able to find $6,000. and i'm even more amazed about where he was able to

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parents also spend a lot of time looking after her they took her to a beautiful little island and andy walked on the beach for the first time she is blooming she is very nice she comes to me when i have to go somewhere, she misses me a lot. i think it's because she was already left without owners once, and when i go to work, she doesn't know if she 'll be abandoned again, but when i come home she is very, very happy. andriivka also helps to talk about the war in ukraine. she goes to work with her owner. and the story of the four-legged friend was published in the british edition of telegraph. she was also recently talked about in cannes thanks to the famous kharkiv cat of bloggers, stepan. because of the war, he is from the hostess was forced to flee to france because their house on saltivka was hit by an enemy projectile in cannes, you received one of the most important awards for influencers, it's like an oscar for bloggers at the award ceremony, stepan appeared in a patriotic blue and yellow butterfly on his neck. and before that, in march, he collected $10,000 in aid for animal wel

and if you look at the likes i of andy robertson who gave his best mate a _ of andy robertson who gaveticket, you're not going to tell me that he's given his mate a fake ticket from the club and he's turned _ fake ticket from the club and he's turned round and said, no, it's fake _ turned round and said, no, it's fake so— turned round and said, no, it's fake. so you've just got to really question. — fake. so you've just got to really question, like, how they were for this game? — question, like, how they were for this game? and if this game really should _ this game? and if this game really should have gone ahead in that city? talk should have gone ahead in that city? taik me _ should have gone ahead in that city? talk me through leaving the hotel or the train station up to get inside the train station up to get inside the stadium. tote the train station up to get inside the stadium-— the train station up to get inside the stadium. ~ ., , the stadium. we left about ten past five, went straight _ the stadium. we left about ten past five, went straight to _ the stadium. we left about ten

callahan, welcome back to "mad money." >> always good to be here. >> andy, look, i'm from a tastycakeily in philadelphia 2% growth would be a very big deal how are you putting up these numbers? 25% year over year growth. what is happening? this brand is old. a lot of people thought it was tired. it had been footballed you've reignited it. what the heck have you done here >> jim, we're growing. we are growing, we're focused on growth and have a portfolio to grow we've transformed our portfolio into segments that are growing at a greater rate. we've invested in capabilities in innovation that drive that growth we're launching our first advertising campaign we've invested in product quality so our repeat rate of new users is twice that of the category in total. so consumers are reimagining hostess and the brand portfolio with innovation, talking to the consumers about it and they're coming back for more that will drive growth. >> i think it's important to note that to me the most compelling way to get people would be to try to go after people who are 13 and under. but that may not be the

and it's andy warhol's most expensive painting ever — his iconic portrait of marilyn monroe is sold atuction. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the russian leader, vladimir putin, has addressed the huge victory day military parade in moscow, saying the invasion of ukraine had been provoked by the west, and that russian troops fighting there, were "defending the motherland". what he didn't say was anything about the progress of that invasion, let alone how or when the war might end. our russia editor, steve rosenberg, reports now from moscow. it is the annual pomp to showcase russian power. across red square they marched, thousands of soldiers, in a parade marking a glorious victory — the defeat of nazi germany. upbeat marching band music. but today there is no peace. vladimir putin has invaded ukraine. back from there, parading too, paratroopers — who moscow says took part in the russian offensive. a war of conquest, says the west. the kremlin disagrees. translation: the defence of our motherland, when its destiny - was at stake, has always been sacred. as

going, going almost gone, a rare painting by andy warhol is up for grabs on auction and could become the most expensive 20th century painting. eversole ukraine's president has confirmed 60 people had been killed at a school that's been hit by russian bombs. at least 90 civilians were sheltering in the building in lou hans when it was hit. in mario paul, the last of the civilians in the besieged as old style plant have now been moved to safety. laura burton manley reports this is what's left to the school in east ukraine's land. greeting smoldering debris and utter destruction. russian forces targeted the building which reportedly had nearly all of the people from the village of belloc rifka, hiding in fight richard. they should. so taking into account that it was an air strike and not a simple artillery shalayna. when the explosion happened, the temperature was extreme. certainly our emergency workers would be clearing the debris with maximum speed, but there is only a very slim chance that anyone survived. not break, like my old wall marking victory day in europe, ukraine's presiden

andy murray reflects on last week's american school shooting — the two time wimbledon champion recountses, as a survivor of dunblane in 1996. howdy is this normal for children howdy is this normalfor children be going through this? i don't get it. roland garros gets set for a box office night. headliners rafa nadal and novak djokovic face off. but it's in the quarter finals! also coming up in the programme. they want a sell out. but there's still seats going at lord's. stuart broad calls for more attractive cricket from england, ahead of the series with new zealand. hello there — and welcome along to sportsday. there's a blockbuster match to look forward to at the french open later. the current men's champion novak djokovic. against the 13 time winner, and king of clay rafa nadal. more on that in a moment. but first, let's get some more on what andy murray has been talking about in regards to the tragic school shooting in texas last week. murray was a survivor of the 1996 dunblane school massacre, where a gunman killed 16 pupils and a teacher before killing himself. he also shared thoug

andy broke his ankle _ too many beers at the kop bar.night but hobbled here with steve's support was up it was unbelievable. i was there in istanbul— was up it was unbelievable. i was there in istanbul in _ was up it was unbelievable. i was there in istanbul in 2005. - was up it was unbelievable. i —" there in istanbul in 2005. wrote us off, 3—0 down at half—time because off, 3—0 down at half—time because of a fella said to me, a game of two halves. this is our half. the of a fella said to me, a game of two halves. this is our half.— halves. this is our half. the sun is shinint , halves. this is our half. the sun is shining. the _ halves. this is our half. the sun is shining, the crowd _ halves. this is our half. the sun is shining, the crowd are _ halves. this is our half. the sun is shining, the crowd are in - halves. this is our half. the sun is shining, the crowd are in great - shining, the crowd are in great voice, and the atmosphere here is incredible. europe has always been so important to this club and they know it could be a tou

. >> the "andy griffith show," mayberry, it's just a kinder, gentler place.uld be hard not to want to be in mayberry. >> the core of the "andy griffith show" was this rock at the center of it. calm, wisdom. >> i have taken the best parts of myself and people i've known all my life and put them into andy taylor. ope, there comes a time when you have to stop the play acting and tell the truth. >> don't you believe me, pa? don't you, pa? >> people appreciate emotional honesty. they appreciate it more than laughs. it's great if you can achieve both simultaneously and the "andy griffith show" actually did that very often. for a sitcom, it shows an unexpected depth. >> the second dance number should come before the big sketch. >> gee, i don't know. >> i like it. >> now i like it. >> yeah, me, too. >> yeah, i like it, too. >> what do you know? look at that tie you're wearing. >> i only wrote what i knew about, which was my life. and if you're writing about that, nobody can say that's not true. it is true. i'm living it. >> on the "dick van dyke show" we could believ

one week after the school shooting in texas, sir andy murray, who survived the dunblane massacre as a, calls for changes to america's gun laws. surely at some stage you do something different, like, you can't keep approaching the problem, you know, by buying more guns and having more guns in the country. another senior conservative mp — dame andrea leadsome — blames the prime minister for lockdown parties in downing street. and customers from all over the world flock to a chippy in coventry — that's become a social media sensation. and coming up on the bbc news channel. liverpool have demanded an apology from the french sports minister following comments suggesting fans were to blame for problems at the champions final on saturday. good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one. there's more misery for thousands of travellers with the tour operator tui announcing the cancellation of six holiday flights a day from manchester airport until the end ofjune. like other travel companies, it's blaming staff shortages after the pandemic. but the government says the airline industry has ha

andy warhol's shot, blue maryland is up for auction. the first to be auctioned off in nearly 25 years. warhol created the iconic silkscreen image after the actress died of a sleeping pill overdose in 1952. some 60 years later, the public is still fascinated by her life and death. >> warhol hosting this is because he encapsulated the tragedy and the disaster of marilyn, the suicide after having the most amazing life, being the most beautiful woman. press the piece comes from the private collection here. lo)?■o■o ó