welcome along, i'm bob harris, i'm with you here on bbc radio two.he programme, i bring you some very sad news, because we've heard from tiggy walker thatjohnnie walker has passed away. i've knownjohnnie since the 1960s, when i first started listening to him on pirate radio. and we know what an incredible, warm, wonderful, superb broadcaster he was. we also know how passionate he was about his music, he went out on a limb many times to defend the music that he loved, and he was passionate about radio. and as the �*60s moved into the �*70s, he and i became increasingly close friends, a friendship that endured right up to the present day. david sillito now takes a look back atjohnnie walker's life. bell rings you're tuned to radio caroline on 199, england's first commercial radio station, and your all day music station. the voice ofjohnnie walker broadcasting from the boat that changed his life — radio caroline. at the age of 21, suddenly from selling cars and being a car mechanic in birmingham, out on the high seas, you know, 20 million listeners — it

i'm bob harris, i'm with you here on bbc radio 2.t the programme, i bring you some very sad news, because... bob harris, announcing the death of his friend and colleaguejohnnie walker, whose long career began as a pirate broadcaster in the �*60s. you're tuned to radio caroline on 199, england's first commercial radio station and your all day music station. on swinging radio england and then radio caroline, he was part of a generation of djs who transformed british radio. at the age of 21, suddenly from selling cars and being a car mechanic in birmingham, out on the high seas, you know, 20 million listeners, it was fantastic. and paying tribute, anotherformer pirate, tony blackburn. people like johnnie and myself, we altered the whole of broadcasting in this country, and i'm really proud of that, because when we were out there, there was only the bbc and we were trying to break the bbc monopoly, which of course we did. a very sad loss because he was such a great broadcaster and a good friend as well. jingle: # johnnie - walker on radi

johnnie walker, who has died today, announced by bob harris a radio two in the last few minutes. 0uross the uk. you are what you bbc news. —— you are watching bbc news. wayne rooney says that plymouth will always hold a special place in his heart, he was sacked earlier today, just seven months into a three—year deal, leaving the club bottom of the championship. the former manchester united and england striker was in charge for 25 games, and managed just five wins in that time and failing to win any of their matches away from home. it was his third stint managing a side in english football's when second—tier following spells with derby and birmingham city. first team coach kevin nancekivill and club captain joe edwards will be in charge for their new year's day game at home to bristol city. it's an almost unthinkable statement from a manchester united manager, but ruben amorim says that there's every posssibilty that they face a battle to stay in the premier league. his gloomy outlook follows their latest defeat. 2—0 at home to newcastle united. they've lost five of their last 6 in th

these are seats the democrats should win by 20 points or more, said bob holes worth, a veteran political analyst. but vice president harrisnce in the presidential election was reflective of ground she lost in other blue areas of the country against president-elect trump. president biden won the county by 26 points in 2020, while harris won by 16 points. joining us is virginia democrat don scott, the speaker of the state's house of delegates. speaker scott, it's an honor to have you on the show. i mean, it's a pretty kind of basic question, right? we're coming out of that november election, we're in the midst of a holiday season. how do you get support up among democrats for a special election that's going to take place within days after the holidays? >> first of all, thank you for having me, and i want to wish everyone season's greetings. we celebrated christmas in my family. happy kwanzaa for those celebrating. recently, i had a trip to israel. i'm praying for the safe return of all the hostages. i want to wish all of my friends there a happy hanukkah. but to answer your question, this is the first election since novembe

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the last person to lay in state in the capitol rotunda was harry reid senate majority leader was in january 2022. proctor that boby leader also december of 2021. the last president george h.w. bush in december of 2018. this is what will happen on capitol hill with the late president jimmy carter laying in state probably in the capitol rotunda at some time in the next week to week and a half. rich: the carter center as i was confirmation of president jimmy carter's death. they have come out with the statement along with the statement from chip carter the president sunsetting my father was a hero not only to me but to everyone who believes in peace, human rights, and unselfish love my brother, sister and i shared with him the rest of the world to these common beliefs. the world is our family because of the way he brought people together we thank you for honoring his memory by continuing to live these shared beliefs pretty also mentions there will be public observances in atlanta and washington d.c. shoot mention followed by a private interment in plains, georgia the final arrangements for carter's state funeral inc

senator bob menendez for sentencing all you know and then now eric adams which is the last thing the harris campaign wants right now is you know the biggest blue city. so the system is is working in that sense and but there were a lot of good republicans sort of are more conservative who. think trump went too far who privately who worked under trump who really felt like that trump had a chance. yeah, that that he like was immediately attacked the media and they saw the mueller investigation as a way to block him from carrying out his agenda and i'm not saying they're right or wrong but it's again this danger of our norms like we won the election. you get chance and it blows off like, you know, your side to run the government for four years. and then maybe the other does. and it's a miracle that we, you know, have the have had the peaceful transfer of power not totally in 2020. and i'll leave just with a sort of contradiction. i for this. but it's something involving garland who who's so utterly believes in the need to be nonpartisan and the importance of enforcing the law equally upholding

harris won. she lost pennsylvania but they had to go a couple of weeks before figuring out whether bob casey hadut the thinnest of margins. this is one of those things where we said, two things can be true at once. democrats need to examine what they've done but at the same time let's not pretend that this was like a 1984 landslide. this was an election within the margin of errors and with those three swing states, are you going to blow everything up for 1.5%? in my opinion, you are not. >> you're going to settle down and step back from the ledge and you are going to look at the loss because you did lose the election. but you are not going to blow everything up. the country is very evenly divided. these elections are close one way or the other. if i were advising the democratic party i would say, one thing you really need to look at is your declining share among latino voters. i don't think the democratic party understands the latino community or latino voters because there are a number of different communities. they don't understand that portion of the electorate well enough. it is a growing po

my mentor was bob morales brought me up in a place in labor it it is tough to be a woman in labor and the sisters that grown their gray harris there is brothers that are feminists they don't vice president to wear a shirt this they show you what it looks like and bob moralez what that to me i'm proust his grandson and my brother from 350 and brarths like josh and jim from 5 i want to thank all of them. there are many brother and sisters held mow up and this i can be human it i being cry at 2 in the morning dooring the pandemic how i do tell my members we will be already? and to all of you supervisors that i have helped get elect third degree my members walked for you, right? this got dark and sweat in the funky places to get you elected. you know i want to let you know thank you for your courage and for your service and please know that we have only yet to see what cells to come in your futures and we at this room and this chamber several you have walked a day in our shoes and the reason we startd that program 20 years ago because we did not want to be a photo opfor any elected i wanted to you <.> the work my members do so t

harris faulkner puts america's news in focus. we begin here demanding answers. don't miss the es. because every day is like black friday when you dare to compare and bob's. all right, we have a big announcement. i have a new show on fox nation. the first episode will drop tomorrow morning. it's called sean the show. very heavy politics. no, in this on this show, i sit down with newsmakers, celebrities, long extended interviews like you've never seen before. jillian michaels, stephen a smith, many more. i spoke with sylvester stallone, his wife jennifer flavin stallone. here's a sneak peek. take a look. joining us, sly, do you want sly? sylvester? what do you think? that sly's a lot easier on the vow than sylvester. it's like, that's a lot of syllables. so sly works great. and, jennifer, great to see you. nice to see you. first i got to say, all my friends are like, oh, oh, can i come? because everyone loves you. everyone relates to you. everyone identifies with rocky. rambo. i never knew you'd be such a good mobster, right? isn't he a year in tulsa king? that's interesting, sean, because rocky is his idealism and his morality is something you know, i asp

harris barely lost michigan. and yet elisa slotkin won. she lost pennsylvania but she had to go a couple of weeks before figuring out if bob casey had won or one of those things we say all the time, two things can be true at once. i believe democrats need to examine what they've done. at the same time, let's not pretend that this was like a 1984 style landslide. this was an election within the margin of errors. and in those three swing states up north, if harris wins -- gets an extra 1, 1.5, 2%, she's president. so, are you going to blow everything up for 1.5%? >> yeah, you're not. i mean, in my opinion, you're not. you're going to settle down, you're going to get back -- step back from the ledge, and you're going to -- yes, you're going to look at a loss because you did lose the election. but, no, you're not going to blow everything up. the country is very evenly divided. and these elections are close one way or the other. if i -- if i were advising the democratic party, i would say one thing you really need to look at is your declining share among latino voters. i don't think the democratic party understands the latino community or latin

bob dockendorf. on behalf of supervisor melgar for the late honorable judge raymond joseph arata, on behalf of supervisor preston for the late miss pia harrisnd mr. joseph kreitz. peace out. we're adjourned. >> we serve. we are consumed daily. raw rice and [indiscernible] plus one appetizer and desert at the end. we want people to try a lot of thai local just as much as we can do. we decided to open the restaurant in san francisco because this is a foody city. it is a city people love to eat. people love food. we believe that where we open, people can find us if we have good food. . that is why we open the restaurant in the middle of the financial district after the pandemic. it is super casual. something i consume when i was young. i bring it here. the same in my country. i want people to keep exciting with our food, with our menu and our >>> good afternoon. it's 1:21. i'm the chair of the oci commission. it's tuesday, october 15, 2024. i'd like to welcome everyone joining us in person today. our meeting is held bottle at city hall and remotely. members of the public may provide public comment in-perso at the noticed location or

bob dockendorf. on behalf of supervisor melgar for the late honorable judge raymond joseph arata, on behalf of supervisor preston for the late miss pia harrisnd mr. joseph kreitz. peace out. we're adjourned. i'm anthony i'm owner of scoop ice cream in the bayview. >> the environment sit down environment to enjoy a bananasplit. root beer floot. shake, et cetera . just creating that environment for people to come and enjoy. they can experience this is cultural driven. we pretty much replicate what our culture means in the bayview. >> a back story me and my siplings my aunt took us out for ice cream all the time. spend hours eating ice cream and talking and catching up with friends and family of came with an idea. why don't you bring the ice cream shop back has not been one here in a time since the 90's. i thought it would be good to bring something back to a community where i grew up and something with me in business community. my fate is the apple pie flavor made from french cashew milk it is vegan. homemade cashew milk and cocoa nut milk. apples upon cinnamon and nutmeg and create a great desert. my great grand mother made it from scratch.

harris barely lost michigan, and yet elissa slotkin won. she lost pennsylvania, but, man, they had to go a couple of weeks before figuring out whether bob caseys is one of those things we say all the time, two things can be true at once. i believe democrats need to examine what they've done. at the same time, let's not pretend that this was like a 1984 style landslide. this was an election within the margin of errors, and in those three swing states up north. if harris wins, you know, gets an extra 1, 1 1/2, 2%, she's president. are you going to blow everything up for 1 1/2%? >> you're not. i mean, in my opinion, you're not. you're going to settle down. you're going to step back from the ledge, and you are going to -- yes, you're going to look at a loss because you did lose the election, but, no, you're not going to blow everything up. the country is very evenly divided. and these elections are close, one way or the other. if i were advising the democratic party, i would say one thing you really need to look at is your declining share among latino voters. i don't think the democratic party understands the latino community or latino voters bec

bob dockendorf. on behalf of supervisor melgar for the late honorable judge raymond joseph arata, on behalf of supervisor preston for the late miss pia harrisnd mr. joseph kreitz. peace out. we're adjourned. >> we do in a way which is exciting engaging-the idea is bring the stories to life, because they are so relevant to the questions we all are asking today about where we belong, who are we, who do wree want to be. we wanted to be do something about food, because it is such a wonderful entrance. to get people to think what are these cultures, how did they come about and how do i relate to them. we can't live the idea [indiscernible] >> there is hundreds if not thousands of immigrants kitchens and we wanted to show how immigration from 1849 through now the different dishes bought here and how it shaped the culture of the city. . not the thing we have to sit down and read for hours and hours, but you get a 2 and a half minute story and the feeling you can eat those foods and never get a dish the same way again. you have the context. >> we decided to set an journey across the city. the result is [indiscernible] >> san francisco is a place wh

i'm bob harris, here with you on bbc . bob harris, here with you on bbc radio two.start the programme i bring you some very sad news. because we have heard from tiggy walker thatjohnny walker has passed away. i have knownjohnny since the 19605 when i first started listening to him on pirate radio and we know what a superb broadcaster he was and how passionate he was about his music. went out on a limb many times to defend the music he loved and he was passionate about radio. as the 605 moved into the 705, he and i became increasingly close friends, a friendship that endured up until the present day. fill" friendship that endured up until the present day-— friendship that endured up until the resent da . , present day. our correspondent looks back on the life _ present day. our correspondent looks back on the life of _ present day. our correspondent looks back on the life of johnny _ present day. our correspondent looks back on the life of johnny walker. - back on the life ofjohnny walker. you're tuned to radio—caroline. england's first commercial radio station. ., .

dj bob harris, who took over bbc radio two sounds of the 70s show after walker's retirement, announced his former colleagues death live on the station today. helen thomas, head of bbc radio two, described him as a much loved broadcasting legend, while the radio dj's wife tiggy has said she couldn't be more proud of her husband. and as new year celebrations get underway in the uk, police have shared footage of a driver who reportedly fell asleep at the wheel before crashing into a house as a warning about the dangers of drink driving. >> i suspect that you have had too much to drink and you're behind the wheel of this vehicle, so i'm currently going to lock you up for being unfit through drink or drugs, okay? you do not have to say anything at my defence. you do not mention when questioned something which you later rely on in court. anything you do say may be given in evidence. do you understand? >> south yorkshire police said officers in the force area came across a 40 year old man asleep in front of a car, which he had hit the side of a house in rotherham. temporary roads policing ins

dj bob harris, who took over bbc radio two's sound of the 70s show after walker's retirement, announced his former colleagues death live on the station today. tim davie, the bbc's director general, said we are deeply saddened by the news of johnny's passing and our thoughts are with his family and friends, as well as everyone at radio two. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to dawn for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> hello, welcome to dewbs& co with me dawn neesom and a very happy new year's eve to you. hope you're having a lovely evening out there. joining me until seven is my wonderful panel tonight, ben habib, a former reform uk co—leader, and paul richards, former labour adviser. gentlemen, thank you very much for joining adviser. gentlemen, thank you very much forjoining me on a special night and looking so smart as well. good to have your company. now this show is all about you, though it's not about us. so the most important thing to do on this show, remember, is ge