please welcome back to the show our friend bowen yang. how are you, bowen >> hi, seth.h: that's right. you were -- you spent time in colorado, and of course, peyton manning lives there now i did not realize how rocky mountain high tonight was. >> i get altitude sickness whenever i go back, so i've lost my powers. >> seth: did you really? so just -- you've just been gone for a little amount of time, and you can't go back. >> i can't go back, no >> seth: wow, and that probably explains why you're in georgia now. >> exactly, i'm in georgia, i'm fulfilling my uncle duties in georgia for the first time since the pandemic it's wonderful >> seth: do you have nieces and nephews, one of each what do you got? >> i got two nieces. the older one is three she's just starting to talk and express herself and set her own boundaries or defy others. and it's interesting right now, we're teaching her how to cough properly. >> seth: oh, got you >> it's really -- it's really strange to do it in public to teach your child how to cough properly in public but i'm doing more than the cdc is in

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jeremy bowen, bbc news.livered a ruling on the supply of the astrazeneca covid—i9 vaccine to the european union. the eu brought the case, saying that the pharmaceutical company had broken its contract, by not supplying enough doses to the bloc. the court in brussels ruled that the firm must send 80 million doses by the end of september in line with a strict timetable, with the first 15 million due onjuly the 26th. it will be fined ten euros for every dose short. both sides claimed victory, with the president of the european commission ursula von der leyen tweeting "the court judgement ordering astrazeneca to deliver to us rapidly 50 million doses is good news for our vaccination campaign. it is also a clear recognition that our advance purchase agreements have a sound legal basis." we don't know why she says 50 million and not 80 million. astrazeneca has too claimed victory, welcoming the court's decision and saying it would easily meet the target, having already supplied 70 million doses. our europe regiona

jeremy bowen, bbc news.spoke to barbara slavin, director of the future of iran initiative at the atlantic council. i said even though there aren't any results yet, it seems ebrahim raisi will be the winner. the most likely rivals all eliminated, but what we're waiting to see is the figure from the turnout.- waiting to see is the figure from the turnout. hello is it, does the _ from the turnout. hello is it, does the regime _ from the turnout. hello is it, does the regime play - from the turnout. hello is it, does the regime play games| from the turnout. hello is it, - does the regime play games with it to make it reach least 50% which i think is the bare minimum we would be seeing to be required to give this individual any sense of legitimacy as iran's next president.— legitimacy as iran's next resident. , ., ., legitimacy as iran's next resident. ~ , ., ., ., president. we should have a note of caution _ president. we should have a note of caution as _ president. we should have a note of caution as and - pr

jeremy bowen, bbc news. a former liberian rebel commander to 20 years in prison for numerous war crimes including rape and murder committed during the 1990's. the judges upheld 21 of the 25 charges against alieu kosiah. he's the first liberian to be tried for crimes carried out during the country's civil wars dangerously hot temperatures across the us south—west continue to climb this week. an excessive heat warning is now in place for much of arizona and california, and southern areas of nevada and utah. people are being told to stay in air—conditioned areas and out of the sun. many areas have seen temperatures topped 43 celsius for much of this week. the palestinian authority has cancelled a deal under which israel was to give it at least a million coronavirus vaccines. the palestinians said the jabs were too close to their expiry date. there's been international criticism of israel's failure to fully extend its world—beating vaccination programme to the occupied territories. a court in belgium has deliver

our middle east editor jeremy bowen reports.n iran are not free or fair, but they're a window into an opaque country with a repressive regime. any resemblance to democracy is coincidental — candidates are vetted in advance. millions of frustrated iranians have stopped hoping that voting will improve their lives. in the city of shiraz, he was pulling down every election poster he could find. man yells. "well done!" shouts the man in the car. this man posted a plea to boycott the election, next to portraits of his son, amir hussain, who was killed with hundreds of others in protests in 2019. "my vote," he says, "is for the downfall of the dictator and the criminals who sold out the country". a hardliner, ebrahim raisi, the head of thejudiciary, seems to have a clear path to the presidency. his strongest rivals were not allowed to stand. get set... gunshot. a viral video compared raisi to the murderous middle eastern tyrant in the sacha baron cohen film the dictator, partly because of the way that voters were denied a real choice.

jeremy bowen, bbc news.vin is director of the future of iran initiative and a non—resident senior fellow at the atlantic council. she's in washington. thank you so much for coming on the programme. thank you so much for coming on the programme-— the programme. thank you for askin: the programme. thank you for asking me- — the programme. thank you for asking me. we _ the programme. thank you for asking me. we don't _ the programme. thank you for asking me. we don't have - the programme. thank you for asking me. we don't have any| asking me. we don't have any results yet — asking me. we don't have any results yet but _ asking me. we don't have any results yet but we _ asking me. we don't have any results yet but we know - asking me. we don't have any results yet but we know who i asking me. we don't have any| results yet but we know who is most likely to win, at least. if, as your corresponding pointed out it will take a miracle, i think, for ebrahim raisi not to win, everything has been put in his favour — th

jeremy bowen, bbc news.9, has released a statement denying the allegation in the strongest terms. he will appear at the central criminal court on 15thjuly. the conservatives say he has been suspended from the party. an nhs trust has been fined more than £730,000 for failing to provide safe care and treatment following the death of a baby boy. east kent hospitals admitted failures in the case of harry richford, who died seven days after his emergency delivery in november 2017. 0ur social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. they didn't want to be here. they shouldn't have been here. but today, sarah and tom richford came to court to hear the nhs trust that failed them receive a record fine. their son harry died in 2017 after a catastrophic series of errors in maternity care. at folkestone magistrates' court, the east kent hospitals trust was fined a record £733,000 forfailing to provide safe care and treatment to both harry and sarah. sadly, both individual and systemic errors are pushed aside for

special correspondent jared bowen of gbh boston reports that gauthier-- who will release a new book injuly, "saved by a song: the art and healing power of songwriting"-- says the effort to make these caregivers whole couldn't be more important. the story is part of our ongoing arts and culture coverage, "canvas." >> it was a tough year. >> reporter: this is a moment to heal the healers. five members of the emergency department at boston's brigham and women's hospital gather on zoom to write a song. >> and what my goal with you today is, to do, is to kind of get what's going on, and find a common thread that you all share. >> reporter: in a two-hour session, they'll revisit what they ultimately describe as the darkest, most uncertain year of their lives... >> it just keeps going. >> reporter: ...contending with the virus that ripped through their e.r. walking them back through it is nashville-based singer/songwriter mary gauthier. >> what's it been like? and, and, just kind of throw some words out, or experience out. >> it was a year of a lot of dualities. it's like, we were close, but

for instance, the idea was the, the concussion of people like not coming into bowens, what will be to show a kind of discontent to the system rather than anything else, not the middle, right? the coming into office with no turn out. it's not going to change much because a narrative was still, he did get the ball that was required. the guardian council had previously said during the race that a candidate having the most does not just so this doesn't up into the case. it will be business as, but of course, maybe these government would feed to the people demand in essence because of a lot better mystery seeing. well, of course, there was also no election where a lot of candidates were barred from a standing because of their views. what is the status and the energy level of the reformers opposition now? of comical problem with a situation like that. well, not all of them, not the main names came forward to support 100 slash radio from the scanner. part of performance can fit, came forward to put their names on and when that when that little bit of effort and the fact that the headboard wa

like the babies have report to germany po, and who talks about a war between israel and her mouth. bowen knows by wrong, it's an attack on unoccupied people by the occupier. israel, back by great powers. do you think lees journalists? you mentioned jeremy bo in the middle east, editor of the state mandated b, b. c. who had to apologize previously being pro palestine in his reporting. do you think they understand that firing stung grenades into the alex and mosque on the equivalent of christmas eve is like doing that to the vatican on christmas eve. i mean, it was in the fall to it's a bit like that, bombing the vatican, or sending the soldiers into the vatican. well, if they don't know, what are they doing out there? i mean, you don't actually have to be in the holy land to understand that the provocation, the attack on palestinians, and the, the attack on, on, on the holy a small skin in, in, in islam was entirely unprovoked. and the, the fact that, and hum off a warn israelis stop these attacks on our people in jerusalem. stop them now or we will resist. and so they resisted as every p

dr. blending bowen from the university of lester. it was a pleasure talking to you. thank you so much. thank you for having me. the role in the 2nd wave of corona virus infections appears to be waning. the focus now is on facts, anything as many people as possible to prevent a 3rd. the government wants to vaccinate all adults by the end of the year. however, there may not be enough vaccines for some 900000000 people. and if that weren't challenging enough, vaccine hesitancy among parts of the population. i'm making matters difficult. d, w. d. michelle just file reports from the northern state of hardy or not if they're trying to get back to the native and these young residents of roads are in the not indian state of hud yano have been eagerly waiting for it. after the month of lo, vaccine availability supply is finally catching up with the demand. you should see online slots in the small city booked quickly and allowing us flame that distributions in june has improved access to the jap. even further, doctors believe in the us massive 2nd we have good have it is to ro

yeah so bad on grant avenue, the owner of bowen restaurant literally had to pick up the pieces of his shattered window. it was broken early monday morning. my bar, you know what in cantonese, sherman wong tells me he'll do everything he can to keep his business afloat. it's been his livelihood for nearly 25 years. police say so far it appears 10 businesses in chinatown alone have been vandalized with a slingshot and similar attacks have taken place in other commercial corridors, including ocean avenues. we have a lot of cases put together and, uh, we're again actively searching for the suspect. police say. not all the businesses vandalized with the slingshot or asian owned, but one restaurant owner says she suspects the attacks are racially motivated. i'm really, really disappointed the owner of dim sum cornered. tells me her windows were struck by a slingshot last thursday and again saturday. this is the worst that i've ever seen the city and i sent the email to the mayor and the board of soups evenly with the china town merchants association says she roland letter to city leaders tu

now, it's my pleasure to welcome the rev thomas bowen to the stage. he is the director of the office of religious affairs in the executive office of the mayor and the interim director of the mayor's office of african-american affairs and the commission on father's men and boys. he serves as a liaison to the faith community in the district of columbia, and he also provides support to the mayor's interfaith council, please welcome the reverend rick bowen. well, thank you, mr. ferrero and good evening, everyone. is a pleasure on behalf a mayor mural bowser who perhaps should come back for that book discussion. you'll get that later. for she is the second. um two-term mayor and washington dc and quite some time and the first woman to term mayor here in dc. i be greetings because it's a pleasure to join with natural archives for for this occasion. the emancipation proclamation and the compensated emancipation act of 1862. president lincoln signed that document although he did not author it. on april the 16th. because of that we have since 2005 a claimed ap

our l middle east editor, now our middle east editor, jeremy bowen.shford, kent. wayne couzens also accepted responsibility for killing sarah everard, but he was not asked to enter a plea to her murder, as the court is awaiting medical reports. members of sarah everard's family were in court to witness couzens enter his plea. here's our correspondent helena wilkinson. sarah everard had been walking home one night last march when she vanished from the street in clapham. she'd spent the evening at a friend's house. extensive searches were carried out. a week later, her body was found in woodland near ashford in kent. today, met police officer wayne couzens admitted kidnapping the 33—year—old, unlawfully and by force or fraud. he also admitted raping miss everard. "guilty, sir," he said when asked to enter pleas on the two charges. the police officer also accepted responsibility for killing the marketing executive, but wasn't asked to enter a plea to a charge of murder, pending medical reports. members of miss everard's family were in court today to hear

dr. blood and bowen from the university of lester was a pleasure talking to you. thank you so much. thank you for having me. the whole in the 2nd wave, of course, no virus infections appears to be waning. the focus now is on vaccine the thing as many people as possible to prevent a 3rd. the government wants to vaccinate all adults by the end of the year. however, there may not be enough vaccines for some 900000000 people. and if that weren't challenging enough, vaccine hesitancy among parts of the population, i'm making matters difficult. the doubles michelle dress, while reports from the northern state of hardy, are now if they are going to get back to native and be young residents of wrote up in the not indian state of her yano have been eagerly reading for it after the month of low vaccine availability supply is finally catching up with the demand. you should see online slots in the small city booked quickly and allowing us flame that distributions in june has improved access to the jap even further. dr. believe in that massive 2nd wave. good have it is to roxanne hesitancy. peop

mark bowen is a former wales international defender — capped 41 for his country — and has managed a number think i'm right in saying your assistant manager at the last time wales beat italy in cardiff 20 years ago? wales beat italy in cardiff 20 years auo? , wales beat italy in cardiff 20 years am? , , , wales beat italy in cardiff 20 years auo? , , , ., wales beat italy in cardiff 20 years ao? , , , ., ., wales beat italy in cardiff 20 years am? , , , ., ., ., ., ago? yes, it seems a long time ago now but that _ ago? yes, it seems a long time ago now but that was _ ago? yes, it seems a long time ago now but that was a _ ago? yes, it seems a long time ago now but that was a special - ago? yes, it seems a long time ago now but that was a special night - now but that was a special night indeed. we beat italy in cardiff and craig and simon scored on the night and full house in the stadium and it puts us into a play—off situation with russia going ahead, which we did not progress in it, but special memories, yes. find did not progress in it, but special memories. yes-— did not progress in it, b

from running, almost all those in contention are seen as hardliners. 0ur middle east editor, jeremy bowenner? yes, all but one, but the whole landscape seems to be tilted in favour of a man who is head of the judiciary, a hardliner and someone who was implicated in a campaign that resulted in the executions of thousands of political prisoners and rebels back in the 805, so it is a pretty unsavoury past. the question is, whether this is going to change a great deal in iran. there are some suggestions that he is groom to be the next supreme leader, because the president is not the number one guy there. that may or may not be the case. there is also the question about the big foreign policy issue, which is the iran nuclear deal. will that be revived? there are suggestions that it might be and the candidate has said if he does when he would support that. both the us would like it to be revived, i think, because the us would like the middle east to calm down a bit. and iran needs it to be revived because its economy has been absolutely battered by american sanctions. qm. battered by american s

jared: for the pbs newshour i am jared bowen in boston, massachusetts.. we will be back shortly with exciting stories to engage with online. but first, take a moment to hear from your local pbs judy: and join us online to explore and engage with a few of this week's top stories. scientists are hunting for life on mars. read more about how perseverance, is on a mission to answer questions about the past and the future of the red planet. you can find that on our website, pbs.org/news hour. on instagram today, there are 21 lesbian bars across the country, a dramatic drop from a decade ago. owners across the country tell us about the significance of protecting these spaces. and tomorrow at noon, join our correspondent for an instagram live with the founders of a lesbian bar project who are tracking these issues and directing owners towards resources. finally, with one in five teens living with a severe mental disorder, that pandemic is highlighting emotional challenges facing adolescents. a new podcast, "on our minds, offers a unique opportunity to show what

kennedy: florida man arrested after trying to pop the good year blimp by shouting a bowen arrow into fake, robbie is on the board of three way tie, i love it when it's like this. kevin this is for you know connect and beckon florida man arrested for fighting with mcdonald's workers after trying to use the restaurant grill to cook a steak he brought from home, fake news or florida. >> that is totally florida. >> kevin you lose that is fake news. >> wishful thinking. kennedy: another 13 people on our staff when they go there for summer break their gonna try to cook a steak at mcdonald's. i bet they would let you. >> i'm so stressed out, this must be how people feel before they go to work. kennedy: a very brave pick. florida man for stealing $300 in march from kmart days after buying an 8 million-dollar private island, fake news or florida. >> fake news. >> florida 59-year-old andrew lippi, he stole $300 at kmart coffeemakers, linens, light bulbs and return the boxes with other junk swapped in his place he bought a $165. coffee maker and return the box with the baseball inside, days aft

flames but apparently the envelope of it floated off and landed on someone's roof predict a hunter bowens be difficult to manage, in certain conditions it was unclear what caused this one to crash into the power line. here's albuquerque police. >> it was a very tragic situation and her officers who arrived percent same, when the sum of the saw, it was horrible. by the time it happened, we know from experience here in albuquerque, but the winds kicked up or things happening that makes it difficult for balloons to navigate. we're not sure the cause of it at this point. reporter: , cookie is a hotspot for hot air balloons and the residents are used to it and only one person saw the crash sd the crash later died in the for the past with the mayor tweeting that our thoughts are with the families who lost loved ones today and we pray that the injured individual will recover at the scene of learned that there were many people who ran and try to help. we are grateful for them and they albuquerque and fire personnel who responded. the fda is investigating the victims painting in age between 40 and

now is bowen reporting for us tonight.cinating thing about what they can grow. >> that wraps up kron news at night. thanks for being with us. keep it here. prime time coverage continues at the top of the hour. hello. can hello, pam. hello, grand. hello, vicki. that happy and here is what we are working over 00:00pm tonight. >> the skies above san francisco will once again light up for the 4th of july. what we know about the return of the fireworks show and california reopening in just 4 days. the state is getting ready to drop most of his coronavirus restrictions. details on the executive order. governor newsom signed today. those stories and more coming up on kron 4 news at 10. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment

including wanda sykes, nick kroll, david spade, anthony mackie, sarah silverman, arsenio hall, julie bowenall horan, and some surprise names too. guillermo, i am -- but i don't want to say who, but i think you and o.j. are really going to hit it off. >> guillermo: okay. >> jimmy: and on top of that our annual nba finals game night specials will be hosted this year by our dear friend anthony anderson. his guests will include dwayne johnson, chance the rapper, jason momoa, johnny knoxville, kevin garnett, and more. so thank you to anthony. for filling my pants. and no crazy parties while i am gone this year. >> guillermo: no, never. i promise you. >> jimmy: thank you. our first guest tonight is a hugely successful movie star, starlord and tamer of dinosaurs. next he travels to the future to punch aliens in their version of a face in "the tomorrow war." it premieres a week from tomorrow op amazon prime video. please welcome chris pratt! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> wow! jimmy, thank you so much for letting me be a part of this incredible night. >> jimmy: you know, i always love having you her

so sad on grant avenue, the owner of bowen restaurant literally had to pick up the pieces of his shattereddow. it was broken early monday morning. my bar you know what the in cantonese sherman wong tells me he'll do everything he can to keep his business afloat. it's been his livelihood for nearly 25 years. police say so far it appears 10 businesses in chinatown alone have been vandalized with a slingshot and similar attacks have taken place in other commercial corridors, including ocean avenues. we have a lot of cases put together and, uh, we're again actively searching for the suspect. police say. not all the businesses vandalized with the slingshot or asian owned, but one restaurant owner says she suspects the attacks are racially motivated. i'm really, really disappointed. the owner of dim sum corner tells me her windows were struck by a slingshot last thursday and again saturday. i was born raised and educated in san francisco, and this is the worst i've ever seen the city and i sent the email to the mayor and the board of soups evenly with the china town merchants association says sh

so sad on and avenue, the owner of bowen restaurant literally had to pick up the pieces of his shattereddow. it was broken early monday morning. mobile bar you know what in cantonese, sherman wong tells me. he'll do everything he can to keep his business afloat. it's been his livelihood for nearly 25 years, police say. so far, it appears 10 businesses in chinatown alone have been vandalized with a slingshot. and similar attacks have taken place in other commercial corridors, including ocean avenues. we have a lot of cases put together and, uh, we're again actively searching for the suspect. police say. not all the businesses vandalized with the slingshot or asian owned, but one restaurant owner says she suspects the attacks are racially motivated. i'm really, really disappointed. the owner of dim sum corner tells me her windows were struck by a slingshot last thursday and again saturday. this is the worst that i've ever seen the city and i sent the email to the mayor and the board of soups evenly with the china town merchants association, says she roland letter to city leaders tuesday as

and you only had one third of s&p stocks that were above their 50-day average primed for a bowen doesery or we have to shop around a bit more? fully invested you can't really argue much about that. katy, give me your take on today's action >> well, i would say, again, it is a cautionary tale of trying to pull too much information out of the market right now. we talk about the data being noisy, as investors are sort of straddling the reflation trade for sort of the secular growth stories. for us we would continue to give advice that we've been giving for months in and out. you really want to own both value and some of these strong growth stories you're going to have churn like this, and you're always be on the right seed if you have that kind of diversification. we still love the tech stocks. the bloom has come off the rose for some of the big techs, as you know, but we still see strong value there we see that well into next year. that's based on just the eco economic, we sort of side with the fed on this, to be honest. we think the inflationary pressures will be transitory in one area

speak to matthew jones roberts who's the owner of the chemistry nightclub in canterbury and charlotte bowento have this easing of restrictions delayed. tt’s means to you to have this easing of restrictions delayed.— restrictions delayed. it's very disappointing. _ restrictions delayed. it's very disappointing. we _ restrictions delayed. it's very disappointing. we have - restrictions delayed. it's very disappointing. we have been| restrictions delayed. it's very - disappointing. we have been waiting for the 21st ofjune for a long time now, the one thing is we didn't even know what that would look like, we weren't told of people would have to wear masks, if there would be vaccine passports so we didn't have any sort of plan to how that would happen. then having it delayed, still no plans for the easing of restrictions and what it will look like as disappointing. presumably ou had like as disappointing. presumably you had been _ like as disappointing. presumably you had been trying _ like as disappointing. presumably you had been trying to _ like as disappointing. presumably you had been tryi

there was a footballer, jarrod bowen, who apologised for using a racial slur in tweets when he was 15 to make clear their previous actions were wrong, i suppose. previous actions were wrong, i su ose. . ~' previous actions were wrong, i su ose. . ~ y . previous actions were wrong, i su ose. . ~' y . ., suppose. thank you very much for talkin: to suppose. thank you very much for talking to us. _ suppose. thank you very much for talking to us, then _ suppose. thank you very much for talking to us, then gardner, - suppose. thank you very much for talking to us, then gardner, the i talking to us, then gardner, the managing editor of wisden. for the first time in its 157—year history, a woman has been appointed to the top job at the english football association. debbie hewitt will start in january next year. the fa has been looking for a boss since greg clarke resigned in november, after making offensive remarks during an appearance before mps. more now on the changes in uk travel restrictions, with portugal moving to england's amber list. let's talk to samantha williams, who will be flyin