what happened is, i'm sorry bruce. so the soviet union shouldn't have liberated europe from naziism. is that what you're saying? they should have occupied eastern. you're ok, yeah, they should have about what you're looking at each i said in my, in bruce with all due respect, please. with all due respect, i said in my introduction, since the end of the cold war, can we, can we draw the line there? ok, i'm not the one who who talked about brzezinski in a book that was written in 1997. it taught, it was talking about trying to break russia into 3 parts, but i think, well, he got right that he did write that. and if we, as we see today, as we speak today, and you can check hold of alabama this to, you know, as a fact check for me, go to moon of alabama, the website. there is a conference in washington, d. c. exactly about breaking up russia. go check it. ok, this is not of any c, daniel didn't make it up. ok, this is a pass. go has to be after the end of the cold war and at the end of the call, the cold war ended. thank.

okay, let's go back to bruce. obviously the odd man out here, and that's why i want to make sure we hear your opinion here. do you want the you, what united states and russia, the western general, russia to have good relations? is that a goal? do you think is worthy? i think it would be outstanding. and peter, i appreciate your furniture. you know, i always, i always, always, yes, i do. i mean, i'm somebody who lives in this, you know, the soviet in moscow during the soviet period. i've had a law firm in russia since 1998. i've seen the dissolution of the soviet union and everything good. that's half because of that, i'd very much like to see a better relations between united states and russia. so how do we get there? how do we get there? well, you know, it's a very fraud issue. and the number one, i think that russia needs to pull its troops out of ukraine. i mean, it's an invading force. it's gone in the areas crane, which are early sovereign parts of ukraine at temple here occupied all southern strip of ukraine

we have one minute left that i want to give it to bruce. go ahead, bruce. well, actually, i think, you know, daniel was right. i mean, there was, the invasion of ukraine was stopped on the, you know, near. but i also think that both of my colleagues are right, we don't know where this is going, it is only the 1st quarter. and that's a frightening aspect because i do think that russia for now does sort of have an edge in the southern and eastern parts of ukraine. i would like to see cc diplomacy, but i think it's gonna require russia to withdraw from portions of ukraine that it, it's recently embedded. but i'm all for diplomacy. yeah. i wish i wish they went. i was, i wish the, i wish the west we're interested in diplomacy because if they don't gentlemen, there might not be a ukraine at the end of the day at the end of all this. i think that's a growing likelihood. unfortunately, diplomacy is the only way and no one in the west is talking about it. unfortunately, gentlemen, that's all the time we have want to take my guess in washington, new york and philade

we have one minute left that i want to give it to bruce. go ahead, bruce. well, i actually, i think, you know, daniel was right. i mean, there was, the invasion of ukraine was stopped on the near keith. but i also think that both of my colleagues are right, we don't know where this is going, it is only the 1st quarter. and that's a frightening aspect because i do think that russia for now does sort of have an edge in the southern and eastern parts of ukraine. i would like to cc diplomacy, but i think it's gonna require russia to withdraw from portions of ukraine that it, it's recently embedded, but i'm all for diplomacy. yeah. i wish i wish that when i was a west the i wish the west we're interested in diplomacy because if they don't gentlemen, there might not be a ukraine at the end of the day at the end of all this. i think that's a growing likelihood. unfortunately, diplomacy is the only way and no one in the west is talking about it. unfortunately, gentlemen, that's all the time we have want to take my guess in washington, new york and philadelphia. i w

bruce. well, i mean, one obvious answer is, is it the united states and west hadn't helped ukraine. russia would have taken over here, would have taken over the entire country. so as a result of us providing military support to ukraine, that they'd beat off the attempt to take over here. we don't, you know, we don't know that we want to rush. we don't know. i don't know where to say this is one of these western medium means they got they so everybody knows what the general staff of russia it's wargames were. nobody knows that. ok. and so this is, this is a myth that's being built up, you know, a and another myth. and then this fighter, you know, the, the ghost of, of care of another myth, the, even, even it made. it was a myth that just by piece here peter was right. if you have you, have you been, have you been here? i have you seen the bombing there? if i, if the russia general staff want to destroy care, but would have been done in one day, but they don't want to do it. i mean, i mean, i

british peace campaigner bruce kent has died at the age i bruce kent has died at the age of 92.perts say the bones show it was an immense creature. duncan kennedy reports. this dinosaur is a colossus from the cross stations period. its remains are now at the dinosaur museum at the isle of wight, where experts say it was a fearsome creature. you wouldn't _ a fearsome creature. you wouldn't want _ a fearsome creature. you wouldn't want to - a fearsome creature. you wouldn't want to go i a fearsome creature. you wouldn't want to go near| a fearsome creature. you i wouldn't want to go near it, large teeth and a long skull. big fishing hooks on the thumbnails and not the sort of thing you want to bump into! it isa thing you want to bump into! it is a years old, twice the age of a t.rex. is a years old, twice the age of a t- rex— of a t. rex. the bones were found on — of a t. rex. the bones were found on the _ of a t. rex. the bones were found on the west - of a t. rex. the bones were found on the west side i of a t. rex. the bones were found on the west side of i of a t. rex. the bon

she reminded me ever bruce's birthday. -- of bruce's birthday. you look around and think about that young man lost, gone, gone. at least six individuals in the matsui sally who were killed by -- in the mat-su valley who were killed by fentanyl, all in just one story, so, so many others killed, gone -- gone. in the wake of bruce's death, san subsidy has said that she was in shock for several months, which is entirely understandable. but since then, since then, she's decided to tell her story, share her heartache in hopes that other moms won't lose their sons. and so she is an advocate. she is an advocate with every ounce of her being, and it's thanks to her that we are introducing bruce's law. bruce's law starts with education and awareness, requiring the federal government to create a nationwide campaign against fentanyl for school-aged children, young adults, parents, first responders, and care providers. the campaign will help illustrate the extreme dangers of pills and street drugs that could be laced with fentanyl, help prevent drug abuse, in

we are returning property. >> reporter: in 1912 the bruce's bought the land for more than $1,200.ly they owned two parcels and started a business, offering a place for black people in southern california to enjoy the scenic vistas with friends and family. >> the bruce's establishment from day one was very successful. they started with just a pop up tent where people could change their clothes, and they were selling refreshments. then they later built a two story building that included a cafe, area to dance. by 1922 some white folks were up in arms that the black folks had become -- had such a successful operation here. >> reporter: then in 1924 the city of manhattan beach snatched the property under imminent domain to create a park. eventually the county took control of the estimated 7,000 square feet of land, which is currently home to a park and lifeguard training facility. the county says it has a two-year agreement to lease the land from the bruce family for $413,000 a year. now surrounded by million dollar homes this is the property that is getting returned to the bruce famil

it's great. eightieth year of birth to bruce bruce and vladislavtsevich.ome strange apartment, not inhabited. i can leave altogether. i wonder what it is his? think, probably this one. by this this yes is so weighty. i wonder with whom he quarreled, so and because of what? what was he doing? how do you think? i think, computer scientist, although it is strange, of course, that you are strange. well, somehow computer scientists usually they are peaceful people on the head to each other. today i met such two-dimensional ones, the girls broke their heads for the sake of a mobile phone and hundreds of little things. well , where are you? nikolai well, what are you holding on to, are you completely stunned? yes, sash, well, i can wait, i’m finishing the walk, we found some lucky ones here. come on 5 minutes let's. well, why are you trampling around here, like semyon’s elephants, would you move away, or something, you still don’t understand anything about this, comrade? well wait come on. true, i don’t know either, now it will be possible at work. understandably

bruce: yeah.nteresting is we have relatively good diversification across the customer base. we do a lot of work with sponsors and corporate. we invested in building up verticals around some growth areas, like health care, which are pretty resilient and also data and digital infrastructure companies through the dh capital acquisition. we have enough diversification our revenue outlook should stay reasonably stable. it will not be at the highs we had last year, but right now, there are good levels of activity in m&a, in the loan markets. not as much of the public debt markets and the equity market, that has fallen off. but that is relatively small of the overall business we do. kriti: where is the pain points? there has to be some. you are hearing this across banks. they are concerned about this undeniable slow down in the economy. where is it hurting for you? bruce: i think the thing to watch is the inflation and the impact that has across the economy and across the customer base. particularly the

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i don't know if i ever told you this, bruce springsteen, i love bruce springsteen.gym on, like, 60th street in eastside i used to work out, i used to go, "i'm not as funny as everybody on the show, but i'm gonna look better. [ laughter ] right, so anyways, i work out, i go to this gym, and i'm working out at this real crappy gym. i forget the name of it. but anyways, i keep seeing this guy i'm like, "that guy looks like bruce springsteen. so i go, "oh, this can't be bruce springsteen. anyway, i'm going, "from that angle, it looks like bruce springsteen. we're working out at the same gym there're no way he'd be at this crap gym," blah, blah, blah. anyways, i know i'm talking a lot, but here we go. so - [laughs] so anyways, bruce springsteen walks by, i'm on the thing that, this one, i'm doing this he stops right on me, i'm looking right at springsteen i'm like, "that is bruce springsteen. he goes, "hey. i go, "hey." and he goes, "i know you," and i go, "you do? and he goes, "you're, uh, allan stanley. [ laughter ] and i go, "yeah, yeah, yeah. so, anyways, i come back

city of manhattan beach to the bruce family. the county will rent the land from the family, but the bruces can eventually sell it for $20 million. >>> for the first time, a former major league soccer player has been diagnosed with the degenerative brain disease cte. scott vermillion died in late 2020 after an accidental drug overdose. he had played soccer for half of the 44 years that he was alive. specialists say vermillion's case proves soccer players are at risk of cte, which is more commonly associated with football players. >>> this morning blink-182 drummer travis barker is hospitalized in los angeles. barker married reality star kourtney kardashian last month. he was hospitalized yesterday morning for an undisclosed medical issue, then rushed to cedars-sinai medical center for additional care. he has survived several serious health issues, including blood clots and a staph infection four years ago. yesterday he tweeted three words, "god, save me." >>> ariana grande's stalker is again under arrest. authorities near santa b

joy to me now to talk about this fox news contribute host on fox nation tammy bruce.nal journal columnist josh, thank you so much for joining us for templates are with you for the democrats put out a big show on television on thursday night. kind of suggests i think what everyone thanks about what happened on january 6 we all condemn it. they do seem to think the suggestion is this is a political opportunity for them to divert attention from everything else break. >> of course also fundraising opportunities as well. letters got the fundraising happens. the american people notice this. every day at the kitchen table or wherever they are in the family meets, what is on their mind is what is not in the pantry. no baby food, the price of gas if the car has gas, who is going to be able to get to work? if there is a job but how much everything will cost the next day. not even next month or next year. the next day. these are the things it impacted each day. to have this show, the only thing missing is the rockettes at this point, was a reminder of the insult to the american

there was just time for dave grohl and bruce springsteen to return.together. thank you, glasto! cheering. wonderful. a whole baby woolly mammoth has been found frozen in the permafrost of north—western canada. the infant, thought to be female, is more than 30,000 years old and is only the second near—pristine example ever found worldwide. but look at these pictures, quite amazing. measuring just under a metre and a half long, the ice age creature has been named nun cho ga, meaning "big baby animal". the mammoth was unearthed after a gold miner called his boss over to examine something that was hit by his bulldozer in the mud. now it's time for a look at the weather with owain wyn evans. hello, everyone, i hope you are doing all right. plentiful supply of heavy, blustery showers yesterday and more to come for many of us today. we are seeing some brightness, not a complete right off as far as the unsettled weather is concerned. the reason we are seeing this is down to what we are having here on the pressure chart, an area of low pressure, nearby not goi

the great, great grandchildren of charles and willa bruce.ediate future, the county will lease back the property because there's a lifeguard training facility there on the property for now, they'll lease it back for $413,000 a year. but this is the first time that you have seen something like this where the property is going back to the rightful owners. >> and that property is now worth $20 million. stephanie elam, thank you very much for that important story. >> more fallout from the stunning testimony from cassidy hutchinson. we're live on capitol hill just ahead. my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. (♪ ♪) in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybe

there was just time for dave grohl and bruce springsteen to return.together. thank you, glasto! cheering. the uk prime minister borisjohnson says he's planning to be in downing street well into the next decade. when asked about his leadership ahead of the g7 summit in germany, he has said his government is getting on with delivering for the people. what i am saying is this getting on for delivering four people and for the immediate future we have to get people through the current global inflationary pressures and post covid ukraine exacerbated inflationary measures people have got in the price spike we have got but at the same time we have got a massive agenda of reform and improvement, plan for a stronger economy whereby we have two reform our energy markets, our housing markets, the way our transport works, public sector course and way of government and the show we help our economy by reducing the burden of taxation on business and on families and a better regulation, thatis families and a better regulation, that is a huge agenda of work. plus, i am

there was just time for dave grohl and bruce springsteen to return.a final bow together. thank you, glasto! cheering. a whole baby woolly mammoth has been found frozen in the permafrost of north—western canada. the infant, thought to be female, is more than 30,000 years old and is only the second near—pristine example ever found worldwide. measuring just under a metre and a half long, the ice age creature has been named nun cho ga, meaning "big baby animal". the mammoth was unearthed after a gold miner called his boss over to examine something that was hit by his bulldozer in the mud. a reminder of our top story. several russian cruise missiles have struck the ukrainian capital, kyiv, causing large explosions. several apartment blocks have been hit — with debris falling onto cars parked below. it's the first assault on ukraine's capital since earlyjune. another explosion has hit the central city of cherkasy — which has largely been untouched in the war so far. the attacks come as the g7 leaders of industrialised nations meet in the bavarian alps, to d

bruce: our goal was to assess every single species known at the time.h over 900 scientists from around the world that did know these species. geoff: young says the research took 17 years to complete and found that at least 21 percent of the world's reptiles, more than 1800 species in all, face extinction. why are so many reptiles in danger of extinction? bruce: there's a few reasons why most reptiles that are endangered are, in fact, endangered. loss of habitat, especially forest habitat from logging. also, the expansion of the agricultural frontier has caused many habitats for reptiles to become destroyed and they have nowhere left to live. geoff: the study also found that if all threatened reptiles were to disappear, the world would lose a combined 15 billion years of evolutionary history. bruce: it'll take a big contrition by governments to to kind of change the trajectory we're on. geoff: one of the reptiles most at risk -- turtles, with nearly 60 percent of the species facing extinction and in need of targeted conservation efforts. scott: we are su

thanks girl, none of your business. with bruce's money at the helm. our coastal waters, and there we're waiting for the money. there we do not reach we for the russians. if we list the loot at all, the specialists have already shown that they will not give us anything just like that. enumerate, don't worry about the threat of sinking a cargo ship with their toxic fuel even on our coast, this is still a serious argument for such a scandal. i think no one wants your words to god in the ears. uh, it won't be long, less than two hours, anyway. and there let's see which one of us is right. so, bruce, stay at the helm of the rest in case of a second attack by the special forces, everyone to take comfortable positions for defense. all earned for work, there is. how was the meeting with the sailors' relatives? well, how, how do uncles worry about their loved ones? you'd better tell me if you found out anything about these pirates. as my guess, all these people have serious combat experience, each of them has many military awards. well , what did they get into

let's get to mary bruce live on the hill. and the committee now in talks with former white house counsel pat cipollone. what are you hearing from your sources about whether he'll testify? >> reporter: well, david, sources tell us that scipollones team and the committee have been talking. the committee has now issued a subpoena, compelling cipollone c to come in. >> mary bruce live on the hill for us. mary, thank you. >>> we turn to the war in ukraine. and major news tonight, that russian invasion now prompting historic moves at a nato summit in madrid. president biden and other leaders formally inviting finland and sweden now to join the alliance. and president biden increasing u.s. military commitments in europe, including a permanent presence in poland. vladimir putin responding tonight. and abc's chief white house correspondent cecilia vega traveling with the president in spain tonight. >> reporter: with russia's brutal campaign in ukraine grinding into its fifth month, nato today formally inviting sweden and finland to jo

willa and charles bruce purchased the property in the hatton beach back in 1912 and turned it into a resort for black families who were barred from many beaches. after repeated racist threats and harassment from white neighbors shall the city sized it in 1929 under the guys of imminent domain. the count voted unanimously to return bruce's beach to the couple's descendants. >> it's like being on top of the world, honestly. but it is also a great reminder of the horrible past that we have as a family, and i don't want anybody to overlook that. >> as part of the agreement, the county will lease the land bang from the bruce heirs. >>> tesla has reportedly gutted an autopilot team, closing the san mateo office where they were. bloomberg reports that many were data specialists, tasked with taking data from customers' cars and using it to improve tesla's autopilot technology. it comes as they pull bang from a hiring surge. it's unclear if this was related to the auto pilot or something broader of the >>> a fourth person has died following an am pietrangelo crash in missouri. now federal saf

it is called bruce's beach and it is located in manhattan beach. in a unanimous vote, the county approved the motion to transfer the land to the heirs of willa and charles bruce. the couple purchased the land in 1912. they turned it into a resort for black families as they were banned from many beaches. it would soon become the target of racist threats and harassment from white neighbors. the city seized the land from the family nearly a century ago. >> it's like being on top of the world, honestly. it is also a great reminder of the horrible past that we have as a family. and i don't want anybody to overlook that. >> as part of the new agreement, the county will lease the land back from the bruce heirs. they will have an option to sell it back down the road. >>> parties are now permanently banned in air bnb rentals. they had a temporary ban that went into effect two years ago after people moved parties from bars to rented homes. air bnb said it has worked so far. it is down by 44% from last area. >>> your coffee to go could soon cost you more in s

for some time gas has l been 600 or 500 bruce, it has been 600 or 500 bruce, it has been occasionallynd industry. the spanish government has estimated this gas price will cut energy bills by 20 to 40%. for millions of people in spain and portugal, it couldn't come soon enough. guy h co, bbc news, madrid. how do you attract talent to work in your country? since it launched in 2014, estonia's e—residency programme has attracted over 93,000 e—residents from 179 countries, resulting in over 21,000 new estonian companies with more than 10 billion euros in cumulative turnover to date. and yesterday, at london tech week, dominik panosch, an austria—based digital marketing specialist, set a new world record, you recorded the fastest time ever to set up a business with a little help from the government of estonia. actually it was quite simple to walk through that process because we didn't have a lot of tech and nine minutes onstage i filled in the form and then we were waiting for another five or six minutes until it was confirmed, so after about 15 minutes we had established a company. 50 min

dani: bruce, thank you. let's get to juliette saly in singapore, monitoring the latest mous -- moves out of asia. drama in the tech sector. looks like it is giving back the gains through the month. juliette: absolutely, struggling for direction, dragged down high-tech players in hong kong. the regional benchmark index in the red for the first time in four sessions. a stronger yen. we are seeing weakness in tencent, dropping the most in six weeks after the dutch e-commerce giant said it would upload more of its stake in tencent. a bit of a backflip from april 2021 when it said it wouldn't offload tencent shares for three years. not that surprising we are seeing weakness in the hang seng tech index, up 11% in june but a 5% drop in the regional benchmark index. liquidity in tokyo's bond market, we are seeing futures and volumes at their lowest this year, down about 60% on the 12 month average. the bank of japan continues to crackdown on speculators betting it will tweak its yield curve control program. liquidit

there was just time for dave grohl and bruce springsteen to return.thank you, glasto! cheering. now it's time for a look at the weather with owain. i bet it was absolutely amazing and still people watching it on tv on twitter were complaining about it! now it's time for a look at the weather with owain. hello, everyone, i hope you're doing all right. we had a plentiful supply of heavy, blustery showers yesterday and more of that to come for many of us today. but we are seeing some brightness, so it's not a complete right off as far as the unsettled weather is concerned. the reason we're seeing this is down to what we're having here on the pressure chart, an area of low pressure, this is nearby, it's not going anywhere in a hurry. you can see the winds swirling around it and they are introducing those heavy, blustery downpours. showery spells of rain moving in from western part and you can see the weather front trailing from parts of scotland, northern ireland and north—west england and western wales. eventually creeping into the south—west of england.

oh, finally brucely is speaking out. he's been sharing videos and photos of the war on social media. i. his aim to confront his russian sans with the reality of violence in ukraine. ah, death and destruction. images that aren't shown on russian state media. lou, although his fans and russia have seen his posts, many are still not convinced learners problems. it's a paradox. the biggest fans who wrote the most loving comments i have turned in to my biggest enemies. so managing, they have gone crazy and they are attacking me as god, not out as my kids, gob. it's a potentially dangerous situation for the sunni's. hooton's propaganda has also played a role in his home country. every 4th person living in latvia is of russian descent. recently, he was verbally assaulted by a passer by in his hometown, interminable soliz wants to change the perspective of his fan swollen some day he hopes to return to russia and perform again. oh, maybe even bring his kids as well. but only if it's a new russia one without who to ah, european c

bruce einhorn joins me on the reaction to the decision on the roe v.e case, overturning of protected abortion rights enshrined in 1973. the reaction domestically, we have seen scenes of protest on both sides. the reactions at home and abroad, give us a sense. bruce: we've heard from the biden administration department of health and human services will protect the availability of abortion pills. that is something some states are likely to restrict. attorney general garland said the department of justice would protect people who travel out of state to get abortions versus anticipating an attempt by some red states to criminalize or prosecute people who go to other states to get abortions they can no longer get home. --at home. there'll already 00 there -- there are already states that have laws going into effect now that roe v. wade is gone. about half of states will have laws that restrict abortion. manus: a great number of people are extrapolating from this ruling as something which will embolden the right and embolden a trump run. what do you make of

words from bruce lee, childhood hero that i grew up admiring.hat fought for bullies and of course, i took marshal arts, don't test me. but it's an honor to be here. i love my city, i love all of these beautiful faces. this is about asian american, pacific island, history of heritage and that means everybody here and everybody in the world really if you do your history and i'm just happy to be a part of it and i thank rose for giving me chance to be here. i've had a chance to work with the beautiful models and dancers and everybody is here. they can't wait to come on stage so make sure when they come on stage you give them lots of love, have a great night and god bless you. >> thank you. [applause] >> and we have a special guest who will be serenading the cultural procession, i would like to welcome kristin adias to come forward. yes. [applause] >> thank you. thank you, rose, thank you charleston. let's go ahead and start our cultural procession. [applause] >> it's a very ancient saying but a true and honest talk when you become a teacher by your

>> mary bruce baa with ust. thank you, mary. >>> overseas to the war in ukraine. 100 days since russia's invasion, and a defiant message from president zelenskyy tonight, telling russia, he's there, his team is there, and the people are there. vowing, quote, victory will be ours. a terrible toll mounting. and the fighting in the east in the donbas where ukrainians are losing ground. tonight, no sign of any possible peace deal. >>> we're going to turn our attention now overseas and to london, celebration of queen elizabeth's 70 years on the throw. a service of thanksgiving at st. paul's cathedral. queen elizabeth taking it as a day of rest, but members of the royal family were there. james longman now in london. >> reporter: tonight, a royal family reunion, giving thanks for the queen's 70-year reign. queen elizabeth not there, choosing to rest up after thursday's celebrations. but this service of thanksgiving, at the majestic st. paul's cathedral, led instead by prince charles and camilla, who processed in with

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i can tell you this started in 1912 when willa and charles bruce bought this one parcel of land rightch in manhattan beach. they ended up getting two parcels, and they started a very vibrant business for black people to come down and enjoy the beach. black people couldn't go to the beach everywhere. they could go here, though, because this is where they owned it. they owned this property, and it was a thriving business known as bruce's beach, and then some of the white neighbors didn't like that, and by 1924 manhattan batch used eminent domain to snatch the property from them. this became a big fight and ended up yesterday with the los angeles county board of supervisors voting unanimously to return the property to the great, great grandsons of the bruces so that they can take back this land. now, for now it is being leased by the los angeles county because there's a lifeguard training facility there, a park, and so they'll lease it for about $413,000 a year, but obviously the lingering effects, take a listen to what one of the family's spokesmen had to say about this legacy. >> you k

>> i heard about him because at my house we had the lenny bruce records, the george carlinn records and mt. rushmore. >> and you're in the documentary. >> stephen: i hope i said fine things. >> you were very eloquent. i was glad you're in it because you talk good. >> stephen: they pay me talk good! ( laughter ) >> we would watch it and edit your interview and say, he's sot >> stephen: i worked for smartce >> why was george carlin meaningful to you? >> stephen: i'll ask the questions. ( laughter ) it was just funny, like, i'm an irish catholic kid and he'd sing about his irish catholic childhood. he opened my eyes to a whole other thing you can make fun of. i didn't realize you could make fun of the church. he'd say, they got rid of limbo. it was hard to understand. welcome -- to limbo. >> he was very against the idea of hell. he didn't like hell was part of religion because he used to say, they tell you if you don't follow these rules, you're going to burn in hell -- but we love you! and we need money! ( laughter ) >> stephen: did you learn anything about george carlin that you didn't k

sir paul mccartney wows glastonbury — and brings on surprise guests bruce springsteen and dave grohl.me to bavaria. russian missiles have struck the ukrainian capital kyiv, just hours after president zelensky warned that the war was entering a difficult phase, and as the g7 group of world leaders gathered in germany. the creation as they put it, progress towards a just world. a nine—storey residential building in one district was damaged during the strike. one person was killed and five injured, including a 7—year—old girl. our correspondent nick beake sent this report from the scene. once again ukraine's capital is under attack. this video claiming to show the horizon this lunchtime as more russian rockets strike. explosion and once again civilians are in the firing line. a residential block in the centre of kyiv ripped apart and smouldering. screams inside rescuers reach a young girl pinned down by debris. they manage to bring her to safety and then take her to hospital. moments later a ukrainian official appears outside brandishing a russian passport, saying that one woman still tr