and thank goodnessit that presidenthank trump himself called this out and called on congressman chris smithfinally be retireded after. forty two years. you know,n i think even if i were a democrat, i would agree with it because people deserve a choice. you shouldn't have only oneve option, right? it's three hundred fifty million people in the country should have at least two real political parties . ee wels only have one . itpr feels like it is the union party . i mean, you've been talking about this and people are talking about it. it's a union party and thank goodnessss that people are running in this cycle. thank goodness that the america first movement is rising and we're going to retire this . i know people all over the country are running on this c banner to put our country first finally and i think we're winning this race because the sentiment even in a state like new jersey where a lot of o republican are angry they're coming out for the primaries and you know, president trump gets involvedut in this race. it's the death blow to somebody1 who's been in since 1980 and nobody owns a s

applause] a gentleman who's made it his life's mission to protect life and reclaim life in america, chris smiththe gentleman from new jersey. [applause] mr. smith: thank you so much. today, ladies and gentlemen, is a brand new opportunity to defend the weakest and most vulnerable from the violence of abortion and that includes the baby and the mother, the co-victim of every abortion. for decades, right up until this very moment, abortion advocates have gone aggressively fostered a cultural of denial, disrespect, death against babies. back in 1973, the supreme court in roe v. wade, which all know about, they sidestepped it and legalized abortion throughout pregnancy. justice white at the time called that an exercise in raw judicial power. the alooeto opinion -- alito majority opinion issued a couple hours ago at long last recognizes the need for elected representatives at the local and federal level to take the action to -- about abortion. hopefully it will be on the side of protection. as cathy mcmorris rodgers said, there is a law pending that is the threat to the lives of unborn babies. it wi

applause] -- a a gentleman who has madet his life mission to protect life and reclaim life in america, chris smith, , gentleman from nw jersey. [applause] >> today, ladies and gentlemen, is a brand-new opportunity to thin the week is the most vulnerable from the violence of abortion that includes the baby in the mother the co-victim f early abortion. for decades abortion advocates have gone to extraordinary lengths to ignore trivialize and cover up the battered baby victim. they have aggressively fostered a culture of denial, disrespect, a culture of death and the bias against babies. back in 1973 the supreme court in infamous decision called roe v. wade would you all know about say we need not resolve the difficult question of when human life begins. they sidestepped it and legalized abortion throughout pregnancy. justice white at the time call that an exercise in raw judicial power. the alito majority opinion issued today just a couple of hours ago at long last recognizes the need for elected representatives at the local and federal level to take the action about abortion. hopefully i'll be on o

republican congressman chris smith cruising against crispy and congressman jeff van drew who switchedthe gop in 2020 won his rye marry against the two challengesers. those results from a newly drawn electoral map leaving 1.4 million in new districts. >> carley: that's right, jeff van drew on our show later this morning. meanwhile a retired admiral wins the democratic nomination for senate. he'll take on republican senator chuck grassley in november who also won. and in the los angeles mayoral race, congresswoman karen bast and billionaire investor rick caruso head for a runoff after no candidate won more than 50% of the vote. stay tuned when congressman van drew will join us to break down his new jersey primary race. lots to talk about with him. >> todd: so nice he did it twice. secretary jan he will yellen set to face another tough round of questioning on capitol hill today. >> carley: today's testimony comes days after she admitted she was wrong for calling inflation transitory while offering few solutions to cool. luka tomlinson is live in washington this morning. lucas good mornin

chris smith, gentleman from new jersey. >> today the gentleman is a brand new opportunity to defend week. it's the most vulnerable from the violence of abortion. that includes maybe and the money to convict him of every abortion for decades. right of that is very moment. abortion advocates have gone to extraordinary lanes to ignore trivialize and cover the better victim fostered a culture of denial. disrespect a culture of death and a fisa gives babies, you know, back in 1973, the supreme court in into this versus wade, which will know about. so we need that resolve. the difficult question when human life begins, they sidestepped it. and then was the worst threat pregnancy justice byron white of the times called that an exercise in pair of the lido majority opinion issued today. just couple of hours ago at long last recognizes the need for elected representatives at the local and federal level to take the action to about abortion hopefully will be on the side of protection and what is counting represented on the go. there's a bill pending rideout is an existential threat to the lives and

introduce a gentleman who's made it his life's mission to protect life and reclaim life in america, chris smith. gentleman from new jersey. >> today, ladies and gentlemen, is a new opportunity to protect the weakest, most vulnerable from the violence of abortion. that includes the baby and mother, co-victim of every abortion for decades up to this moment, abortion advocates went to extraordinary lengths to cover up they fostered culture of denial, disrespect, a culture of death and bias against babies. back in 1973, the supreme court in a decision called roe v. wade which you know about said we need not resolve when human life begins they sidestepped it and legalized abortions throughout pregnancy. justice byron white called it an exercise in raw judicial power the alito opinion issued a couple hours agate long last recognizes need for elected representatives at local and federal level to take the action about abortion hopefully on the side of protection and as said a moment ago, there's a bill pending that's an existential threat to lives of unborn children would allow abortion until birth, wo

look, at the end of the day, it is a big subject now because we saw the oscars and we saw will smith smack chrisock. can i just tell you, just to speak personally, i saw the video the day after, and i bleary eyed woke up on monday morning, and i just thought that will smith had smacked chris rock for a bad joke, and my first thought was, "my god, if they are slapping chris rock for a bad joke, "my act is going to be like a bavarian dance festival, "it isjust going to be like, slapping all the time." but i think it is an interesting one because to me, funny is funny. i was speaking to eddie izzard about this because we've both done shows in different languages, and he did his shows in french and german and spanish, and i'vejust done one in the persian language. to prove that funny is funny. but the most important thing in comedy is for people to know the comedian, and that is something that we don't realise, because i know that when i... one of my reasons why i did the show in the persian language is because i felt people in iran didn't know me, so when i went on a persian language radio show, th

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virologist chris smith explains why.a poor uptake. the evidence we have seen is that maybe a0% of the elderly people in many countries, in many cities in china are not vaccinated. a chinese study claims that lifting zero—covid policies would cause ed a "tsunami" of up to 112 million cases, five million hospitalisations, and nearly 1.6 million deaths. our china correspondent stephen mcdonell has more. the system is really straining at the edges and yet the government is pushing ahead. there are little indications of it tweaking. for example, i am indications of it tweaking. for example, iam now indications of it tweaking. for example, i am now doing two weeks in the quarantine. a a few weeks ago, it was three weeks. that is a very small reduction. the hope is that next year if vaccines had been rolled out to many more people, especially booster shots to the elderly, and that the party congress is out of the way, there might be some sort of shift taking place. but some sort of shift taking place. but some people here are u

and probably the year's most notorious protest was will smith smacking chris rock in the face over his joke at the oscars. now, the target of that joke, jada pinket smith is finally speaking out on her red table talk show about alopecia and that infamous moment. >> about oscar night, my deepest hope is that these two intelligent capable men have an opportunity to heal, talk this out and reconcile. the state of the world today, we need them both and we all actually need one another more than ever. >> wait a minute. wait a minute. it was jada pinkett smith who was infuriated that her husband and the crowd laughed at chris rock's joke. it was she who had a word with will smith before he stormed the stage. this is like lady mcbeth waiting over duncan's death. this is your fault. you caused this. i hate this kind of justification after the fact trying to wash herself of guilt here. it's a bad look. >> the whole thing is -- i'm so tired of it. but yet we're drawn to it like a really bad -- it's horrible. it's horrible. >> well, it's the need to justify in public to try to wash one's sins. ju

but first she addressed chris rock's joke about her followed by her husband, will smith, slapping his face. >> my deepest hope is that these two intelligent, capable men have an opportunity to heal, talk this out, and reconcile. the state of the world today, we need them both, and we all actually need one another more than ever. until then, will and i are continuing to do what we have done for the last 28 years, and that's keep figuring out this thing called life together. >> it's not clear whether chris rock knew about her alopecia, but pinkett smith says the incident sparked thousands to reach out to her with their own stories. >>> coming up, today's unprecedented celebration for a british monarch. we are live in london. >>> and later, the national spelling bee is now under way. you're watching "world news now." do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $1

this is new jersey for the reason why we're watching this is because chris smith, a republican, voted for the january 6 commission. he was an easy winner, although some members of the trump team were campaigning for people like others. wasn't even a contest. in a district that's 2-1 republicans on the jersey shore and in toward trenton. let's go to montana. zinke served in the trump administration. too close to call now. adding up votes with 22% of the projected vote still out. zinke wants to get the newly-appointed congressional district in the western half of the state of montana. we'll see whether or not he can succeed. in iowa cindy axne, a democrat will have a battle on her hands. state legislature, air force pilot, easy winner in the republican primary. he will take on axne and what the gop will tell you, congressional district 3 in iowa is one of their big 25 targets in areas where donald trump did well and joe biden did okay. we'll watch that. quick recap now. >> every one of these parents wanted and asked us for? they want their children's dreams to live on. that they want th

tonight, join jimmy and his guests - evan rachel wood harry smith, a special appearance by chris hemsworthmusical guest, conan gray. and featuring the legendary rootcrew >> questlove: 1677 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. welcome. that's a crowd right there thank you very much, everyone. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show," everyone you're here. [ cheers and applause you made it. thank you for being here thank you for watching guys, let's get to some really, really important news. yeah i read that due to a seed shortage, mustard could be in short supply this summer [ light laughter ] yeah luckily, every parent still has a barrel in the fridge that they bought from costco in 1997 [ laughter ] so that's -- we're gonna be alright. that's right, a mustard shortage is happening. apparently, all supermarkets are down to only 5,000 options that's interesting [ laughter ] you can tell things are bad. today, president biden called emmanuel macron like, "pardon me, would you have any grey poupo

applause] >> a gentleman whose made it his life mission to protect life and reclaim life in america, chris smith, gentleman from new jersey. >> [applause] >> thank you so much. today, ladies and gentlemen, is a brand new opportunity to defend tstlnerable from the viof abortion and that includes the baby and the mother, the co- victim of every abortion. for decades, right up to this very moment abortion advocates have gone to extraordinary lengths to ignore trivial and cover up the battered baby victim. they have aggressively fostered a culture of denial, disrespect, a culture of death and a bias against babies. back in 1973 the supreme court in an infamies decision called roe v. wade said we need not resolve the difficult question when human life begins. they side stepped it and legalized abortion throughout presidency. justice byron white at the time, called it an exercise, and the alito majority opinion issued today just a couple hours ago, at long last recognizes the need for elected representatives at the local and federal level, to take the action about abortion. hopefully it'll be on the s

slap heard a.ound the world saying that she hopes her husband will smith and comedian chris rock canle. my deepest hope is that these 2 intelligent capable men have an opportunity to heal. talk this out and reconcile the state of the world today. we need them both. and we all actually need one another more than ever. until then one night continuing to do what we have done for the last 28 years. and that's keep fading out. this thing called life together. she made the comments on the latest episode of red table talk. pinkett smith devoted the entire episode to alan p shed. that is a medical condition that she has. it causes people to lose their hair. >> the motion picture academy suspended will smith for 10 years following his onstage slap of chris rock. >> the number 2 executive at facebook owner meta sheryl sandberg is stepping down. sandberg has not given a specific reason for leaving the company. she's served as chief operating officer at the social media giant for 14 years. in a facebook post, mark zuckerberg's thanks and bergen added that he does not intend to replace her. >> ma

itet was jada pinkett smith who was infuriated that hergh husband and the crowd laugheded at chris rock'ske. it was she who had a word with will smith before he stormed the stage. stage. med the stage. this is i mean, this is like lady macbeth weeping over duncan's death or meghan markle complaining that she was cutr out of the jubilee events. this is your fault. you caused this .e i hate this kind of justification after the fact trying to wash yourself a bit of guilt here. the whole thing is i'm so tired of it, but yet we're drawn to it like a really bad car crash. >> it's a horrible, horrible it's the need to justify in public to try to wash one sins. just confess it's easier. and laura, the most important protest perhaps of the century was brilliantly executed. seventy eight years go today. i'm speaking of the d-day invasion. the allies not only attacked naziism and liberated europe but showed the power of a united free people fighting bravely and for the common good . you and i were in normandy for that seventy fifth anniversary of d-day and it was incredible emotional standing on tha

chris cobb smith is a security expert and director of car on resources. he joins us by skype from devon . thanks very much for being with us. what sort of things would you be looking at if you were looking at this one as part of an investigation? well, let's go back to the book initially. i think one of the most important things now we have no reason to believe this. but for any credible investigation 1st, there must be a definitive chain of evidence admissible to a court. this is actually the book that did kill us right there. we got no reason to believe it's not. the 1st thing is we're going to absolutely show that it is. but also i think it's important that we don't get too fixated on this book. on this green chapel, everyone keeps referring to. then the numerous other factors we talk to me a far more important than investigating this case. i think the other factors include, why are all the adversaries? well, the time where streams that katie, where there's really defense, full of security forces relocated. and those are already been audio analysis don

cheryl: good morning to you, maria, 7 states held primaries first new jersey, republican congressman chris smithing to commander victory with challenger mark crispy and van drew switch to go gop winning against two challengers. meanwhile in iowa retired navy vice admiral frank win it is democratic nomination for senate. he will take on republican senator chuck grassley in november. now to the los angeles mayoral race, congresswoman bass and rick carusso head to runoff after no candidate received 50% of the vote. he's a real estate developer by the way. the people in san francisco ousting progressive boudin after ramping homelessness and crime major reasons he got the boot. all right, a group of private equity firms have hit the paused on elon musk twitter takeover. the news coming after musk threat to back out of the 44 billion-dollar deal. musk says the social media giant is refusing outside of analysis of spam account. suing the company to hand over internal files about the bots. once filed about discussions between twitter execs and disparaging some of employees, there's twitter in the premar

in new jersey mike christie was creamed by chris smith by comfortable margin.tie had been endorsed by michael flynn former new york mayor rudy giuliani and roger stone. in southern knowledge trump endorsed jeff van drew easily won. he was first elected as a democrat in 2018 but switched parties year later. in iowa democrat mike franken will take on republican chuck grassley in november. grassley, of course, has held his senate seat since 1981. over 40 years, guys. franken retired navy admiral to ho outspent 5 to 1 on tv and digital ad, upset victory over franken hour. clearly last night the biggest news. they wants a new d.a. because of the surge in crime. guys? >> >> steve: lucas, thank you very much. surge in crime. people don't like the shoplifting and carjacking and don't like people stealing your cars. they don't like getting robbed. they don't like getting murdered because there is just a feeling across san francisco as we have here in new york city that you are simply unsafe today. >> ainsley: they have to leave their cars open, unlocked and their trunks

the motion picture academy suspended will smith for 10 years after his slap chris rock. is june 1st, which means it's pride month and a kick things off. there are several celebrations happening across the bay area. of course, there are earlier today members of the san francisco sheriff's department gathered to raise the pride flag at the county jail. >> this event happens every year. this is the first year it was held alongside the senate, cisco police and fire departments. the move was actually to show solidarity against this year's a law enforcement uniform ban which was issued for the san francisco pride parade. san francisco's pink triangle is now lit up. the pink triangle project was started in 1996 as a canvas work on twin peaks. now it features 2700 pink led lights and new this year, sparkling pink streamers will be added to give the >> daytime look, and we hope you'll join us on june 23rd for our bay area special. our pride special called love will keep us together. our 30 minute special airs thursday. the twenty-third at 06:30pm. >> history was made today during

will smith murdered chris rock. that's what happened there. and now in the grave! in the grave!heers and applause ) and i love how they say rudy declined medical attention. for what? for what? that's the kind of injury where the only thing you could do is kiss it and make it feel better. that's it. is it better, rudy? is it better? if anyone needs medical attention, guy who touched rudy giuliani. hand probably looks like dumbdorf after he touched a horcrux. the guy sounded aggressive but what's up scumbag is how people say hello on staten island. normal conversation -- what's up, scumbag? nothing much. pleep your mother. well, nice to see you, grandma! ( laughter ) to me, the best part of this story is the more rudy told it, the more the slap seemed to hurt! >> he hit me hard enough to knock me forward about like this. you know elderly people die mostly from falls? this guy could have killed me. >> i got hit on the back as if a boulder hit me. it knocked me forward a step or two. >> all of a sudden, i feel a shot on my back like somebody shot me. >> you know, that -- that was --

smith. i am pro chris rock. i thought it was a compliment. p, slaps chris rock in the middle of the oscars and it has been more than two months and she finally addressed it. >> my deepest hope is these two intelligent capable men have an opportunity to heal, talk this out and reconcile. the state of the world today, we all actually need one another more than ever. >> clean honest statement. stuart: what do you say? >> there's much more to it than that. they have been very vocal about their marital entanglements and they talked about that. not just people gossiping. they have discussed these things. they have a nontraditional, for will smith to act like he is aggrieved and being so chivalrous was a bunch of malarkey, never okay to assault someone and words and assault are two different things but he tried to conflate them and just trying to weasel out of respond to billy here. stuart: it we discussed that particular slap at the oscar. >> let's have some crumpets. stuart: netflix tried to rein in this password sharing? >> a pilot program. in per

. >> jimmy: you -- hey, did you see will smith and chris rock at the oscars? this way, i was -- that shock was the ear thing you with and evander. and i was curious whether you were also watching it and if you were shocked by it. >> i don't know. he felt it was necessary to do it. if he's not shocked, i'm not shocked. >> jimmy: okay, all right. well, i would think you wouldn't be shocked. you ever call evander and just say, i'm thinking about you, sorry about biting your ears? >> i will consider that now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there was a guy -- a very annoying guy on a flight with you and -- >> which flight? which plane? >> jimmy: it happens a lot? >> yeah. >> jimmy: this one, i'll refresh your memory here. >> i do not know what's happening. i do not know that guy. >> talking to mike tyson, bro. it's crazy, bro. mike tyson. mike tyson trying to give him some tshrooms. he doesn't know how to act. >> jimmy: this guy kept going and going and going and so you did this. >> i -- oh that's not me! >> jimmy: that's not you? >> that's not me! >> jimmy: that's not you

chris smith of the times newspaper.s exposed to two particular types of issue. we have got very low unemployment, which means we have, by comparison with a lot of other countries around the table, we have got a tight labour market, which has an inflationary pressure. in the balance of our energy mix is also difficult at the moment. we have to deal with those issues. we have got to deal with a lot of the underlying causes of cost pressures for people, for businesses, for the whole country. we have got to help people with the costs, with the £1200 country. we have got to help people with the costs, with the e1200 and all the other help that we are giving to people to help get through this price spike, but you've also got to try to look at the root causes. i think there are things going on in the uk economy, whether it is in the housing market or the energy market, our transport systems, which are driving the way government spends money, which are driving unnecessary cost pressures for people in our country. those are the

but i ended this evening, the night of the oscars, so will smith slapped chris rock and then i forgotl about it. but i ended the twitter discussion by saying, this is the first and last time i will engage in a twitter discussion because it is completely pointless. but thankfully, someone said i want to send you more information and she sent it to me in my dm which was great. my point is you have to give people an opportunity to say, oh i don't know, how i feel about that, i want to learn a little more. then you have to learn a little more and ask questions without trying to chop the heads off too. not just on twitter, but in general. >> lets go here and then i have a wrap up question. >> hello, i am a freshman in the school foreign service. i was raised in the bay area. not very rural. coming to georgetown adjoining the bipartisan coalition was the first time i was friends with someone who was pro-life, first time i was friends with someone who was conservative, first time i made a friend from someone from a rural area. but i understood that it is a privilege i get my coming to school

the healing she is hoping can happen between her hustle smith and chris rock.ther-daughter trip. >> from wisconsin. >> and from arkansas. >> from portland, oregon. >> to meet al roker. >> wishing my stepdad a happy birthday. >> in charlotte, north carolina. >> celebrating mom's 80th birthday. st. >> happy day to my brother. from colorado. >> shoutout to speedwater junior high in tennessee. >> here for make a wish. >> from virginia. >> today -- >> it is my 17th birthday! >> gosh, love dreams coming true on our plaza this morning. good to have you along. the world is celebrating one woman today, the queen. >> it is a big, big day. with the summer season under way, if you're starting your day late ir, set your dvr for 7:00. we're always here any time you want to watch us. we're available to you. the. >> don't miss a moment. >> let's get to your news at 8:00. more on this morning's start to the queen plat jubilee celebration. celebrating 7 0e years on the throne. the royal family watching the pomp and circumstance from the famous balcony. kelly is at the palace wit

the outstanding work of the planning department's team includes elena and liz wait, chris kaern and justin. maggie smith. sally morgan and the city survey teamch also the community equity team with mia mall and shelly. and then the environmental consultant team. planning department distributed copies including electronic copies to this commission and hard copy to the preservation officer. [inaudible] public review period begone on april 20. i like to correct the record that they will continue until 5 p.m. on june 21, 22. that is because june 20th is juneteenth and comment period am close on the following business day. the final is that this document is an eir used in the future to stream line environmental reviews for implementation measures such as revocabularying actions and establishment of housing sustainability districts and consistent with the housing element. with that i will turn it over to allison principal planner with plany for the presentation for the historic analysis. thank you. >> good afternoon. allison, planning department staff. environmental review officer lisa noted the item is revie

but i ended this evening, this is the night of the oscars, so will smith slapped chris rock and they -- forgot all about it. [laughter] but i ended, i ended the twitter discussion by saying, this is the first and last time i will engage in a twitter discussion, because it is completely pointless. but thankfully, someone said, i want to see send you more information, and she said it to me and my dm, which was great. so my point is you've got to give people an opportunity to say, oh, i don't know how i feel about that i, want to learn a little more. and then you've got to let them learn a little more and ask questions without trying to chop their heads off too. not just on twitter but, in general. >> all right. let's go here, and then i've got to wrap up question. >> hi, my name is, i'm in the school of voice overs i was way to the bay area -- i have friends with the withdrawal of, i had friends with friends with who is conservative, first time i made a friend from a rural area. but i understand that b being able to do that in half by perspective faced is a provision that i get by comi

smith addressed the oscars slap. her husband took to the stage and slapped presenter chris rock after he made a joke about pinkett smith'shaved head. here's what she had to say about it. >> my deepest hope is that these two intelligent, capable men have an opportunity to heal, talk this out, and reconcile. the state of the world today, we need 'em both and we all actually need one another more than ever. until then, will and i are continuing to do what we have a. thank you for listening. >> the actress suffers from alopecia, which causes hair loss. she dedicated the episode of her talk show to talk about the condition and bringing awareness to it. i think we've all sort of been curious and interested to see what she had to say about what happened at the oscars. >> yes. so much time has gone by, you've been wondering what everybody's thought process has been but i agree with what she said. i do hope that the two gentlemen can come together, have a conversation and maybe find some common ground but i don't know how you can come back from that and even be friends, but maybe find some common ground. >> i think what's interes

we can speak now to dr chris smith and professor linda bauld — who answered our questions on covid throughoutw from my own research actually over many years is that not having enough money, not having enough food, not being able to heat your home properly has direct health implications and they range from the immediate, so someone who has arthritis or ulcers in a cold home, someone who has asthma living in a damp house they can't heat, or not having enough money to use transport to get prescriptions, etc. those are the immediate effects and then there are the longer term effects. for example, mums who don't have an adequate diet, that has an effect on their kids, we know that can carry through life and then people experiencing stress and worry and over time that has direct physical effects on the body. it effects our heartrate, puts us at greater risk of heart attacks or stroke. we really have to try and support people but we need a big effort to try and get through this cost of living crisis because i think it's a health inequalities issue and that's a big challenge notjust for the uk but fo

strong reaction, as we saw at this year's oscars when a joke earned comedian chris rock a slap in the face from the actor will smith

we can speak now to dr chris smith and professor linda bauld — who answered our questions on covid throughoutumbers, up by i50%. as linda says, not ideal for this time of year— linda says, not ideal for this time of year but — linda says, not ideal for this time of year but there are factors which would _ of year but there are factors which would explain why this is. we've the escalated _ would explain why this is. we've the escalated with less control measures and we've _ escalated with less control measures and we've had mass gatherings with the jubilee and that was great and everybody enjoyed getting out of about _ everybody enjoyed getting out of about but it afforded a virus and opportunity to spread. we've got these _ opportunity to spread. we've got these variants which are variants and do _ these variants which are variants and do have a transmissibility advantage. they spread better they would _ advantage. they spread better they would appear. so when you add that to the _ would appear. so when you add that to the fact _ would appear. so when you add that to the fact that it's now qu

her husband, will smith, walked on the stage and slapped chris rock after he made a joke about jada's which is a hair loss condition. >> today, on an episode of her facebook series "red table talk" jada interviewed the mother of a 12-year-old who died by suicide after being bullied for having alopecia. she addressed the slap. she said this about oscar night. my deepest hope is these two intelligent capable men have an opportunity to heal, talk this out, and reconcile. the state of the world today, we need them both and we actually need one another more than ever. until then, will and i are continuiing to do what we have done for the last 28 years, keep figuring out this thing called life together. >> all right, your thoughts? >> i'm so tired of that. and them. and this red table talk splash back and forth. where is will, first of all? he's the man who slapped the man, and she's having the conversation on the show. but come out, apologize to him, last thing will posted was an apology in text online. he's got a great social media team. you can record a video, but he hasn't. >> on that n

chris mason, bbc news at the g7 summit in germany. so what do the talks mean for ukraine so what do the talks mean for i'm joined now by former uk ambassador to ukraine, simon smithel of it in the we were a fly—on—the—wall in these talk, g7 talk, we know ukraine high up talk, g7 talk, we know ukraine high up the agenda what will have been discussed. it up the agenda what will have been discussed. , . ., up the agenda what will have been discussed. , . . , ., up the agenda what will have been discussed. , . ., , ., ., up the agenda what will have been discussed. , . ., ., ., discussed. it very clear you have a lot of representatives _ discussed. it very clear you have a lot of representatives round - discussed. it very clear you have a lot of representatives round the i lot of representatives round the table, let us remember that the european union is represented and thatis european union is represented and that is a whole lot of other countries too, and, everyone of course will be aware as you have mentioned, that there are going to be different domestic pressure, different perspectives that the various people round the table have, but i think all of them will re

smith taking one deep in the triples alley slater running it down for the out. check this out. >> gets it. same inning. dodgers with runners at the corners. and leon gets chrisg in to get out of the jam and you'll see that play here. this case. i love that. we swept the dodgers. i mean, it's amazing. people love it yet. it wasn't enough for me to go to the game is at 4 double. i mean, this is a desirable game giant. that a big the big rivalry. and i was like it takes too long. finds takes too long. too much commitment just wrap it up. then 7 just going to get 3 games with the dodgers giants now 3 and a half games behind la in the nl west. they'll play the royals tonight at 6.45. how of the a's been doing? lets check them out. yeah. they were in ramon lauriano. he went to dugout, did what he did to try fire up the team. look at him. yeah. and it worked for a little bit getting backed up solo home run here in the first inning giving the oakland a's a one. nothing lead. unfortunately they couldn't hold on to it. >> because in the bottom of the was it goes down the left-field line. 2 runs score on that anyway. i just feel bad, you know, because there everybody i

chris rock being considered to host another award show. vanity fair reporting the emmys reached out for him after will smith slapped rock at the oscars but heare your headlines. still ahead, what will happen to each's harvard degree? his message to higher education, plus don't forget tomorrow is father's day, we have the best last-minute gifts. ♪♪ ♪♪ taking care of business ♪♪ that disagreement ends right now. lactaid ice cream is the creamy, real ice cream you love that will never mess with your stomach. lactaid ice cream. nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. that will never mess with your stomach. you get advice like: just stop. go for a run. go for 10 runs! run a marathon. instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette. my name is trisha. i'm 70 and i live in mill valley, california. my biggest passion is gardening. i love to be outdoors. i have jaybirds that come when i call. i know how important it is to feed your body good nutrition. i heard about prevagen and i heard about the research behind it. taking prevagen, i have noticed that i can think clearly. my memory is

smith — who is riding passchendaele. harry and ed ridden by lance corporal of horse chris diggle and musician dominic buswell.sykes from harrogate is their commanding officer. she is riding lord firebrand. saluting the lead gun of the king's troop. glistening and gleaming in the sunshine here on horse guards parade at this platinum jubilee celebration. music: the life guards. such a majestic sight. people come from all over the world just to see this part of the parade. these horses, trained to perfection. and then, of course, the life guards in their dazzling scarlet tunics. the royal colonel saluting. the field officer of the sovereign's escort is major russell bond of the life guards. the standard is lowered by the standard bearer — wo2 chris liburd of the life guards. he is riding kilimanjaro. the music changes to the slow march of the blues and royals, two divisions trot past later, under jamie, because this again will be interesting for lots of viewers, the role of the household cavalry is a reconnaissance regiment. yes. role of the household cavalry is a reconnaissance regiment. yes, and . reat reconna