all right. >> such as - >> jimmy: so, antoni -- antoni can't hear can you hear? -- when we were doing that -- the cheerleading thing >> oh, yeah. yeah >> oh, yeah. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: tell me about it [ talking over each other >> you were sitting there in your little cheerleading outfit and you laughed. and you -- and you - >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] >> it has to be one of those scenes where he's eating something -- >> no, no, no, no. the scene where shannon -- he gave away shannon. >> the engagement. the engagement >> we had an engagemeneah. episode. [ talking over each other >> he didn't laugh he didn't laugh. >> he was embarrassed. >> he was mortified. >> yeah, i don't know. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: not when dide cry? what -- so laugh, you think when jonathan's snotted at himself. >> yeah, jonathan snotted himself. >> yeah, yeah, that was a pretty -- that was - [ laughter ] >> jimmy: l right, all right okay, take it. all right. >> this is the weirdest song ever [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i know, it's perfect i know, it's so good the questiha was, "when i

antony: you have some did up perfectly.e was very vocal in his support of boris johnson and has been complementary about boris johnson since he won the tory leadership election. i would note that the previous prime minister and the president were committed to negotiating, so there is continuity. the change of tone is something people have remarked on, but again it helps to put this extraordinary relationship together and it is the future. david: extraordinary relationship. what is number one in terms of a challenge of u.k. u.s. relations? antony: i'm not sure i see a challenge. we talk a lot about opportunity, about deepening and strengthening the relationship between our countries. we are already the biggest investors each other countries. i talk in terms of the u.s. been the fundamental source of consumer information. this is a strong platform to build on, but our contention is if we look at the global economy of the future and the challenges we need to address, including some areas where we are not on the same page, mayb

we're joined by antoni. >> antoni. >> when you looked yourself, blueberries, blackberries, you thoughteak. i love it. >> what is the concept of your show? concept is basically, michael and i are the coaches of some barbecue experts who have very heav aillery in that division. so he has a team. i have a team. it all goes down. >> himg, lonong time, but we've never competed against each other on tv. this is the first time we're going at it. >> let's get started. skirt steak two difnt ways. >> exactly right. >> we'll start with michael. >> okay. why do you like skirt steak? >> it is not very expensive cut in the world of beef, but it packs -- beef.e world of >> -- anything. >> how are you doing it? >> simple rub. a little bit of smoked chipotle, cumin, coriander, and sea salt. whisk those together. liberally, put those on the steak. now, if you had the time, you could do this the night before and really let that kind of settle in. it is delicious if you just do it as is, too. little drizzle of olive oil. >> season aggressively. >> the meat does not come seasoned, as everyone knows. you ha

jonathan van ness, tan france, bobby berk, karamo brown, and antoni porowski.ks for having us. >> six more emmy nominations as you enter season four. >> seven. >> he has one of his own. >> seven total for the group >> yeah. >> can you believe how, in a short time, this show has hit such a nerve with the culture? >> the answer is no. >> no. >> how are you handling it just over a year of this. >> day by day. >> together. >> yeah. >> the beauty of it as a group, we have support for each other, which is really nice any time we get overwhelmed or feel we're in a constant state of shock, we can turn to the other and be like, you feel this way, as well, right? great. let's process it >> we did have the, are you coping okay, because it is intense. >> we still do. >> crying. >> holding each other softly. >> yeah. >> who would have thought? of course, we all remember the original show, and you do a reboot of something like this. i mean, most people aren't going to think it is going to be an even bigger hit. you made it your own you made it so special i think it has so mu

and the sagrada familia both designed by architect antony. but now barcelona could also become famous for its green ambitions by 2030 the city council's urban ecologists are looking to create an additional $160.00 hectares of green spaces that's one square meter per resident as well. it's a very ambitious plan that will take a lot of effort but local residents will benefit from these green spaces which will also help absorb pollutants and regulate temperatures. a turning point that is much needed during the. recent decades barcelona's average temperature has risen by more than 2 degrees celsius now the city is looking to tackle the issue with a change in mindset and a range of green projects at the central glorious square that involves digging deep the busiest traffic junction in the city has become a major construction site soon cars will be diverted into underground tunnels and to the surface will be transformed into green parks. we want to move away from the use of private vehicles and create an environment that makes it easy to walk or go

superestrellas, tras la pausa les ceuento quiens y como (anuncios() (musica) el mundo de la nba odsan antonide buscarÁn moverlo a un equipo que suena como destino como el miami heat los astros visitaron a los t texas, los atleticos de oklakla pendientes, los rangvaldes tr2/y los rangers plantearon blanc o houston i(informacion en pantalla) matias almayda nos habla del plantel y las incorporaciones que llegaron tras la copa oro (musica) el plantel estÁ completo, estan entrenando todos, estamos contentos de que nos reunimos todos nuevamente, llegaron los que faltaban, vienen incorporados algunos poderes a los entrenamientos humanas y que en ese pitido como equipo estamos completos y fÍsicamente estÁn todos en condiciÓn. >> seguimos con tenis en w wimbledon serena williams querÍa llegar a su final nÚmero 11 en londres, simona halep querÍa ser la primera tenista en su paÍs en llegar a la final del gran slam, serena con slikova con su primera semifinal de gslrand sl, la grinestadounidense gano 6 a 6 a 2 y simona jhalep se enfrentoa i(informacion en pantalla) ademas a los 37 aÑos, serena es la fin

antony's melisa nose makes the classic version of this popular greek book where by hand he's the 3rd generation of his family to do so. allow his nanny. customers have included sophia rand the eagles and jackie kennedy onassis. so what makes the greek sandals so special it's because it's stylish practical and of course it's reminiscent of the greek summer is this the love affair as on the. other i want to experience this for myself and i try on a pair. this is my shopping tip for a souvenir sandals as day turns into night i'm starting to get hungry i go to the clean my tidy a tavern for some traditional food. i would love to try everything but i trust maria who puts together a menu of meat fish and vegetables for us. and this is my calling area tip stewed lamb and moussaka. day 2 is all about athens famous monument the acropolis to. the acropolis museum displace treasures from ancient temples the top floor shows a modern replica of the parthenon with the real thing in the distance. museum director dimitrios panda manley's explains to me why the freeze isn't complete. believed inside.

that is antony grainger‘s partner. we will be talking to her.o, one marathon is normally enough for most people, but double amputee david williamson is tackling 30 of them in 30 days to raise money for his favourite charities. he'll take a quick break from his 29th to talk to us live. really, really tough. exhausting. but we got through it and, tomorrow, we go again and that's just...that‘s the way it is. it is what it is. hello. welcome to the programme. we're live until 11 this morning. bbc technology correspondent rory cellanjones has been keeping a video diary of the proton beam therapy he's had to treat an eye tumour. he'll be on later on to talk about it and many of you have been tweeting your support. tim on twitter says "i had that every day for 6 weeks, with the mesh mask, it was like dr crippin‘s horror chamber!" john on twitter says: cancer hits so many of us in so many different and horrible ways, but the care we receive and the manner in which awesome nhs folk deliver it is truly amazing. all the best! alexander on twitter says: all

antonie sree last is no stranger to the nursing home unless. he's got it 4 years ago because he didn't want to accept such inhumane conditions. as the war that this summer when we entered the home what we saw were about 50 the sable people ranging from 4 to 50 years of age in tragic conditions. the hands were tied behind their backs. it was rendered. that made me. they encountered problematic conditions throughout the house was cold as there was no money for heating a lack of staff and the few who were there were unqualified a lack of food and what was served was unsavory people locked into cages to keep them quiet. but in the last 5 years there were 19 deaths among the inhabitants of the nursing home. outside in the courtyard of the you can see the olive tree that in part one for each person who died in this way would have. died from infections of the lungs probably caused by being fed wrong. habitants with pureed food while they were lying in bed to study the consequences of the inhabitants swallow properly and choke to death. after 30 years

illness from exposure to burning plastic a rise of organized crime for example your go north thank you antony's that was largely an agricultural lage filled with rice fields today there are piles of plastic waste he didn't announce most humi years high in the middle of the road and waste figures come in season as whatever they find in the trash whatever foreign currency so we've seen that you know in general malaysia for example plastic is burning through the night and people wake up gasping and coughing from the smoke and are getting skin rashes and other really problematic health and. you know clear arkan from the global alliance for incinerator alternatives claire we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us tonight and for sharing your insights definitely an important story thank you. card to the women's world cup now where the united states are getting ready to compete in sunday's final after beating england in the $21.00 victory alex morgan scored the winner and controversially celebrated with a little taunt at her teeth drinking opponents earlier on our correspondent in leone only m

call on the road with our superheroes my mission is clear blue kushti good antony coast clearly should explore germany. they dive in and take everything out there's a lot going on in. germany tried and tested. tricking you. into w. . with him how to be done it goes on because when the highest high you know if i had known that the boat would be about small i never would have gone on a trip to cuba i would not have put myself and my parents on my danger to the boat of the game of the open a beautifully would. love one function to have that one little to give them i had serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to lose. there but let's i'm going to. want to know their story the migrants terrified and reliable information for migrants. hello and welcome to this new edition of eco our fico the environment magazine brought to you by channels television and dice of allah and question it's even south africa apt analogy if we have the big scoggins in lucky.

barcelona will take on chelsea in a pre season friendly in tokyo in the coming hours with new signing antonie moved to camp nou earlier this month for more than $130 million having spent five seasons with atletico madrid. ireland take on england in the first ever test match between the countries on wednesday. the venue is the home of cricket, lords and, while for england it‘s a warm—up for the ashes which start next week, it has much more significance for the visitors there hasn‘t been a lot of hard work over the last ten years to try and get to this stage and i think we all wa nted get to this stage and i think we all wanted to get to that point and play test cricket. i suppose it is really good to get that opportunity and actually play here. after winning the open championship at royal portrush on sunday, irish golfer shane lowry was celebrating in dublin well into the early hours of monday with a well know song, see if you can pick it? yes you guessed it, the fields of athenry with some backing vocals as well.... you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that‘s bbc.com/sport.

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we have an inverted superman character played by antony star and she came on set during one of his most by how into it she was. there's a lot of blood and guts, and i'm digging it. >> jimmy: speaking of your mother digging it, the movie "when harry met sally." >> yes. >> jimmy: i think it's adversary anniversary of that movie. >> yes. >> jimmy: have you seen that scene where your mom and billy crystal are eating? >> yes. that's a great way to put it. i saw it for the first time last year. i had never seen it only because when you're a kid and your mom has one of the most famous orgasm scenes of all time. >> jimmy: we can all relate to that. >> yeah, of course, who hasn't been through that very specific situation. and i was doing a rom-com called "plus one". i'm doing a rom-com, i have to watch "the" rom-com. i watched it. i was home alone. i started crying because i was so proud. i called her immediately. i'm so sorry i haven't seen it until now. she's like, it's okay, i've seen it one time. i'm like, you've seen that movie one time? if i was in that movie it would be an hour and a half

and these types of comments that are so divisive in nature are going to do that and i noticed that antony scaramucci who was briefly head of communications at the white house on a trump and he was he was actually fired by trump up until now had stayed entirely loyal to him. this time he's now said he called the language racist and unacceptable he said would donald trump ever tell a white immigrant were the 1st 2nd 3rd or 4th generation to go back to your country no that's why the comments were racist and unacceptable and tetra do you think that people like him who don't have a sort of an electorate as such he's a kind of a a republican but not elected can can afford not to speak out and you think that actually it's a tipping point for republicans that more moderate republicans will draw a line after this. you know i would have thought that the tipping point would have been charlottesville when he basically said that neo nazis were on the same level as people protesting. the neo nazis he didn't condemn the neo nazis very forcefully at all in fact he seemed to tacitly support them that i th

we are devastated by the death of antony and have gone through hell. mother of anthony grainger who was shot dead with that single short when he sat on a car in warrington in 2012. before marina schofield we heard from the qc who was representing the family. obviously extremely shocked and angry and determined, talking about criminal proceedings against some of the officers, senior officers, involved. we will return to that. we have a reporter at liverpool court. time now for a look at the weather. hello there, most places dry this afternoon, and of sun and showers. then pause today, especially across scotla nd then pause today, especially across scotland and a chance as well for north—east england. it could deliver 23 millimetres and an error. the chance of a few thunderstorms for the east midlands. outside of these areas, you could catch a shower although many places will remain dry. these disruptive thundery downpours will gradually fade as we go into tonight. still a few showers in northern scotland, elsewhere clear skies. humid today as it will be

lets about skills and talent because i got antony sheriff who is the chairman of the chief executive plymouth. we fired 1200 fired 1200 people in the last three years —— everything we produce is here in plymouth. the desire to enter the boat—building business is very important ina boat—building business is very important in a relatively small city, we are not in london, we employ a significant portion of the working force in plymouth. do you think this kind of system can provide that expertise? absolutely, we are trying to support businesses like princess by rebalancing the economy to identify what they need over what period of time and working together with the and council local economic partnerships and universities to plug that gap in a strategic and planned way. thank you all very much indeed. that‘s all from plymouth. talking about the coastal powerhouse, we‘ll be talking about it all afternoon and looking at other industries which are excited about this down here in the south west. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with lucy martin. thanks rebecca. wind is picking up over