daisy, most peeple _ this particular side effect.isy, most people seem to be - this particular side effect. daisy, most people seem to be not - this particular side effect. daisy, most people seem to be not too| most people seem to be not too worried about the negative publicity that has surrounded the astrazeneca, with the link with the clots, and people are still very much for taking the vaccine and the roll—out is continuing and people are keen to get it. is continuing and people are keen to net it. , , , ., is continuing and people are keen to iet it, , , y., is continuing and people are keen to retit. , , . get it. yes, but when you look at the breakdown _ get it. yes, but when you look at the breakdown of _ get it. yes, but when you look at the breakdown of some - get it. yes, but when you look at the breakdown of some of- get it. yes, but when you look at the breakdown of some of that i get it. yes, but when you look at i the breakdown of some of that data of vaccine reticence or had a 70, actually the younger cohorts are more

daisy, are you dreaming of a summer holiday? _ about. daisy, are you dreaming of a summer holiday? you dreaming of a| summer holiday? i booked a holiday two ears summer holiday? i booked a holiday two years ago _ summer holiday? i booked a holiday two years ago to _ summer holiday? i booked a holiday two years ago to go _ summer holiday? i booked a holiday two years ago to go last _ summer holiday? i booked a holiday two years ago to go last summer i summer holiday? i booked a holiday two years ago to go last summer to | two years ago to go last summer to spain, then of course didn't make it. it looked like we were going to make it with all the kerfuffle of quarantine or no quarantine. so, we postponed it and couldn't get our money back. who knows whether we will have to postpone again? the vaccine passports and that is really interesting. clearly, a huge amount of work has been done already on the technology for that. i downloaded the nhs out yesterday, not the one we all use for track and trace that you have to login to, but this is the ordinary nhs one. you have to put your numb

let's bring in daisy mcandrew, a journalist and royal commentator. daisy, unfortunately this had been somewhat expected as prince philip was in failing health for some time now. >> yes, that's true. as you were just saying a few minutes ago, he had been in hospital for a number of weeks. he had been from one hospital t sighting when he was seen in the back of that car going home. and of course, yes, it's not a huge surprise that he has passed away, but also as you were saying, his 100th birthday was coming up very, very soon, just in a few weeks' time, and he would have been the first consort and the first partner of a reigning monarch to have reached such an extremely old age, an impressive milestone. so there will be sadness about that, but of course much more celebration, i think, of his life. >> would you put this in context a little bit for us, daisy, if you wouldn't mind because i think a lot of people at least on this side of the pond, we know of the queen, we know of all the princes. but when you hear about prince philip, you wonder what will

and from windsor castle, daisy. i want to pick up with where katty was leaving off, daisy.l us about who prince philip was. >> i think katty's point there about how we learned so much more about him in the last week than we knew before and it was very deliberate. he always said that he shouldn't be the story. he was impossible to interview. if you or i were interviewing him, he would turn the question around on us and say, that's not interesting if you asked him anything personal about himself because he didn't think that he should be the story. he thought the monarchy should be the story, his wife, the queen, should be the story, but he should be behind the scenes. as you were saying, incredibly well-read. he had a personal library of more than 13,000 books and he was interested in so many different things. he was one of the first environmentalists this country had ever seen. he was one of the first proponents of organic food and farming at this country had seen at a time when most people thought it was quite nutty and sort of avant garde. he was a military man to his core

martin and daisy, many thanks indeed _ clever. martin and daisy, many thanks indeed for _ clever. them at least. that's it for the papers this hour. daisy mcandrew and martin lipton will be back in just over half an hour to look at more of the stories being covered by newspapers and websites here. goodbye for now. good evening, i'm tulsen tollett and this is your sports news, where we start with football — and it was a night of differing fortunes for manchester united and arsenal in the europa league. united came from behind at home to win 6—2 against roma, while arsenal lost 2—1 to villarreal in spain. andy swiss was watching. it might be europe's second—best competition, but for manchester united, the pressure was on. after four semifinal defeats and barely a year, this time roma stood in their way, although not in fernandez�*s. a perfect start for united, but didn't last. a handful against paul pogba, allowing lorenzo pellegrini to level things up. come the break, roma were ahead. former manchester city striker certainly enjoyed that one. united certainly didn't. but in the sec

but daisy was very moved by the president's death.ery warm relationship and if you ever go to warren springs, georgia, in the kitchen area where she could she actually wrote on the wall, d.c. wrote -- it is encased in plastic. you can see how move she was there. she always wanted to be considered the first lady of presidential cooking. and actually had plans to open up a museum entirely dedicated to mute food and president roosevelt but she died before she could put it together but daisy is another interesting character in the book. i also want to talk to you about drinks. as i mentioned, there's a cat and mouse game about trends in the white house. fdr embraced drinking culture. i talked about several drinks in my book. wine, eggnog, i will read you a little bit about eggnog. this is from lillian rogers park, a longtime made in the white house. she gives us some insight into why eggnog played a role in the roosevelt white house. speaking of liquids i'm going to give once more the recipe of one of the other drinks that is under my dep

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♪♪♪ oigan, ya podemos comer. ♪♪♪ no es lo mismo sin crema daisy. ♪♪♪ ♪ todo mejora con daisy ♪ ¡ustedesense por su salud, por el amor a los suyos por estar juntos otra vez. hola, soy yo. tu piel seca. necesito algo que nos falta: las ceramidas de cerave. me ayudan a restaurar mi barrera natural, para que pueda conservar la tersura. y mantenernos protegidas. asi que debemos cuidarnos las espaldas— y torsos— cerave. lo que tu piel necesita. ♪ (voz) cinnamon toast crunch. ¡cuadritos cargados con cinna-dust! atención, california. ahora hay un nuevo fondo federal de 3 mil millones de dólares para ayudar a más personas a pagar su seguro médico - sin importar sus ingresos. eso significa que andrés y teresa ahora pagan $700 menos cada mes. sara obtuvo cobertura integral por solo $1 al mes. y la familia navarro está pagando menos de $100 al mes. revisa ahora para ver tu nuevo precio más bajo. cuanto antes te inscribas, más ahorrarás. solo en covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> la actualidad se puede contar de muchas maneras nosotros por ejemplo los hacemos con imÁ

. >> daisy. daisy. [ laughter ] >> daisy said, let me be. the little girl and the 2-year- old dog, daisy, were exchanging kisses. this was daisy's way of saying, congratulations. >> [ laughter ] adorable. you don't get that with a cat. most of the time. i will hand it to dogs. i love that aspect of them. >> if you do with a cat, their tongues are so sandpaper like. yeah. it almost hurts at times. yeah. very go. probably more than you needed to go. >>> 48 in boulder creek. a light salsa wind and a little bit of haze. slightly milder today because it won't be as breezy as it was yesterday with the winds coming off that ocean water. temperatures below average. today, a little bit about. more fob tonight as high pressure starts to take over. a summer surge that will put us near record warmth on sunday. 71 in the south bay was san jose at 7 degrees. 64 to 70 on the peninsula. most areas upper 60s to near 70. not only not as breezy but a little milder than yesterday. low to mid 60s downtown. northbay coast, upper 50s. into the valleys, low to mid

and daisy - for us. lovely. it's been a pleasure. and daisy will. for us. lovely.bbish were left in parks and on beaches. millions set for a pay rise as the national living and minimum wage go up. but some council tax and energy bills are set to rise. how are you set for the new tax year? making a difference for motor neurone disease. after raising more than £2 million, rugby league legend kevin sinfield finds out how the money will help families. good morning from osterley park in london. a lovely start to the day but it is chilly. for many, cloudless night but it will brighten across the south and north and we have a keen easterly breeze. all the details in about ten minutes. it's thursday the 1st of april. our top story. a new nspcc helpline, offering advice and support to those who have been sexually abused or harassed in schools, launches this morning. it comes after thousands of current and former pupils went online to share their experiences. an immediate review of safeguarding policies, in both state and private schools in england, is to be carried out by o

. >> daisy.daisy. >> so the little girl and 2- year-old daisy exchanged some kisses and cuddles as they played together in the living room. her daughter recently started to pull herself up to the edge of the couch and daisy was giving her a big congratulations on her accomplishment. they are cute. >> that is a great reward. >> does wood stock lick you in the face? >> he does. i let him. >> okay. >> i know. i actually kind of asked for it. phil does not get involved in that business. >> okay. i think i'm team phil. >> you are? i can't help it. it's gross, it's kind of unsanitary. that mouth has been in very unusual places. and, yeah. >> there you are. there you are. ready. >> i am. >> and yet a dog's mouth is cleaner than a human's mouth. >> it doesn't smell like it. >> fair point. very good point. >>> let's take a look at what is going on weather wise. i hope we show that video again. it was so nice. 47 degrees. it will be slightly milder everywhere today as the breezes will back off and we will

and royal expert, daisy mcandrew.ome to both of you but, andrew, what type of legacy does prince philip heavy behind? >> a massive legacy. he touched every aspect of british life, really as well as his political life in a sense because he was the first to embrace environmentalism as -- as a subject to talk about. and long before politicians ever got round to it. literally, 30 years before, he was talking about these issues. and so, to have him gone now, and, of course, part of the genius of a monarchy is that it is a family. and so, the chapters, always, do move on. but he will leave an enormous gap for us. >> kendis kind of touched on it. but prince philip, also, has said some offensive comments in his lifetime that could be seen as racist or sexist. to a female sea cadet, he said do you work in a strip club? so, we want to take a look at the entire legacy, here. did -- does that complicate things? >> no. nobody thought that he was woke. he was born in 19 -- >> no -- >> -- attitude than they -- than lots of people do

then we've got daisy. and this is willow. i - got daisy.ave _ old the moment. they are lovable, faithful and have a _ old the moment. they are lovable, faithful and have a reputation - old the moment. they are lovable, faithful and have a reputation for i faithful and have a reputation for being incredibly trustworthy but they aren't for everyone, are they? they're not for everyone but there is a large — they're not for everyone but there is a large old english community. we organised _ is a large old english community. we organised a _ is a large old english community. we organised a walk and we had 75 at the walk — organised a walk and we had 75 at the walk. grooming is important, but many— the walk. grooming is important, but many of— the walk. grooming is important, but many of our— the walk. grooming is important, but many of our friends and owners keep them _ many of our friends and owners keep them in _ many of our friends and owners keep them in short coats, it is up to personal— them in short coats, it is up to personal choice.— th

i am assuming not daisy, you know, this sort of stuff is planned for years in advance. prince philip's program for his funeral after his death i believe called the far bridge program. queen elizabeth's is called london bridge. things have changed a little bit because of covid. how do we assume things will play out? >> you are absolutely right. every senior royal has their own funeral plans in hand. and most of them have a big say in how they want their funeral to be conducted. of course, some of the rules are set down by precedent. if you are in a junior role you don't have the amount of say than a senior. prince philip could have had a bigger, more full of pomp and ceremony occasion, but that really wasn't his style. he wasn't somebody that was sort of big on all of that. he didn't want to be bowed and scraped to. in his death he carried on the tradition that he held during his life. so he had made it clear before the pandemic that he wanted quite a low-key funeral. he didn't want a state funeral, didn't want to lie in state, which he could have done to push tradition-

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onto this planet falls viola, played by star wars heroine daisy ridley, who teams up with tom holland'snegade todd. it was strange for me too not knowing what's going on in your head. legend has it that all the women in todd's tribe were killed during a war with the indigenous spackle — and, yes, they really are called the spackle, stop laughing at the back. but one look at mads mikkelsen�*s sinister mayor tells you that foul deeds are afoot, which is fitting since watching this is rather like stepping in a big pile of poo. get in the boat! todd, i can't swim! you won't have to! get in! originally scripted by a now uncredited charlie kaufman, chaos walking was a chaotic production from the outset, beset by endless re—writes, reshoots, dismal test screenings and disastrous word—of—mouth. the result, which cost around $100 million, is simply one of the stupidest and most boringly inept sci—fi fantasies i have ever seen. a movie that makes the dystopian maze runner and divergent films look every bit as ground—breaking as blade runner. i'd rather stay with you, todd. i'd rather be with you.

we have preston and daisy bring you the dog walking up forecast. 80s, not normal for the first day of april and your pets are not used to this warmth either yet. so just take it easy on them, it may be a slower pace. temperatures will reach up well into the 80s, low to mid 70s along the coast in the early afternoon. the onshore breeze will kick in in the late afternoon and temperatures will drop off. further inland, the onshore breeze will not make its way very far inland at all. looking at record territory for concord, san jose, oakland gets close but probably falling a little short. and these above average days are becoming more and more frequent. spring is actually the fastest warming season across all of california. over the last 50 years, 26 more days of above average temperatures in the springtime. and that even factors in the fact that the national weather service updates the temperatures every >>> dennis is here now with the sports and the sharks are still thinking about the postseason. >> yes, opening day for baseball is tomorrow and nhl getting down to crunch time, the shark

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victoria howard, the editor and founder of "the crown chronicles" and commentator and journalist, daisyu say >> i think to many people philip is going to be the man who kind of helped modernize the monarchy and additionally someone who often put his foot in it he would often be light hearted in situations. people are quite tense when they meet the queen or members of the royal family and those comments and those gaffes that he made were almost deliberate to a point so i think the two things that people will remember the duke of edinburgh for. >> daisy, he had a reputation for not being shall we say pc. he was apparently dashingly good-looking what don't we know about prince philip what was he like in private behind closed doors? >> i think victoria made a really good point there. he's often characterized as being gaffe prone as if it was entirely accidental but i think it was a lot of the time cleverer than that, as victoria hinted at. he was somebody that understood people as your correspondents were explaining earlier, he had a very, very troubled upbringing as a young child he unders

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, you gave her a bb gun. >> a daisy bb gun?> it just seemed to be the right gift. >> jimmy: do you think she will ever give it to her daughter? or will that go right in the garbage? >> no, it will go -- yes, that will never see the light of day. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that will never see the light of day. so -- >> maybe under lock and key. >> jimmy: by the way, lionel was here too. you guys have all been here. he was here like two weeks ago. i asked, have you ever made love to one of your own songs? [ laughter ] he dodged the question a little bit. >> no way he hasn't. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he said he doesn't remember. i know, even i have made love to his songs. [ laughter ] >> everybody has. >> jimmy: i guess -- yeah. what i wanted to ask you is, do you think lionel has made love to one of his songs? >> 1 million percent. [ laughter ] that may be a low percentage. >> jimmy: have you made hoff to one of your songs? >> well -- [ laughter ] just let me get back home, you know. >> jimmy: okay, all right. what song are you going t

raf sanchez, thank you. >> joining us is daisy mcandrew.you make of the video message from prince charles? >> it was very important for prince charles to make that statement. some people might have thought it would have been the queen. most of us who put ourselves in her position with some sort of empathy, no, fair enough, it should be charles, but there was a message there. charles is now the future of the monarchy. obviously, the queen will not give up the throne any time soon and now that her husband has died and we will see a natural progression with him taking on a few more responsibilities if not in an official capacity and that's what we saw in the beginning of today. i thought it was very touching and i thought it was nice and precise, not too long, as you mentioned and as he called his father papa. he calls his mother the queen. we are used to that, the formality and the informality of him calling prince philip papa i thought was very touching and there was a tradition within the royal family that they don't just call each other mo

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daisy edgar jones is with us, she's an actress on "normal people", which is what "world news now" lacksf. to present the first award, please welcome laura dern. >> it is an honor to be here and present the first award of the night. >> the nominees for best singing anchor are kenneth moton in the ultimate cringe. ♪ because i've been dyin' for you girl ♪ ♪ to make to me ♪ >> mm-hm. >> mona kosar abdi in number one but sounds like number two. ♪ i am number one ♪ ♪ because two is not a winner and three nobody remembers ♪ >> shirleen allicot in "baby got vocals." ♪ baby it's cold outside ♪ >> and the golden globe goes to kenneth moton, the ultimate cringe. >> oh, my god, this is such a big deal. i just want to take this opportunity to say -- >> as you can see, we unfortunately have a bad connection. >> great job, laura. i'll take it over from here. thank you. and now, for the most coveted award, best acting anchor. will ganss in ew, david. >> like beyonce, i excel as a solo artist. good-bye. >> mona kosar abdi in "nightmare on "world news now." >> i got you covered. oh, now that's killer. yo

. >> daisy, i want to start with you.ave been modified because of the pandemic, but many aspects of the ceremony are still in line with the prince's wishes. how so? walk us through. >> reporter: very much so, the covid related design of the funeral i think would have been very much to his wishes because he wanted something as small as possible and that's what he's got. but where he's been laying in the private chapel, he designed that private chapel in windsor castle behind me when it was burnt down in a huge fire. he designed that chapel where he's been lying next to the queen's private apartment. then his coffin earlier this morning was moved to a land rover that he, himself, designed back in 2013. he didn't like the green color, so it got painted a more military green in line with his wishes. the hymns being sung, very much a naval theme upholding his military background. and of course the guest list, we have these three slightly surprising additions to the 30 guests who are going to be there representing the german si

. >> reporter: including mountain view high school senior daisy camp. i am really grateful to the woman who took a video of it. i just was very saddened by it. it was pretty evident that if these posters are triggering him, it is likely he is not in support of what we are moving towards, and what we are fighting for. >> reporter: she got involved in the rally in light of the recent rise in attacks against the aapi community. several days ago, a bullet pierced this asian owned hair salon in san jose overnight. just a day apart, the spot next door was also hit. >> i said oh my god. >> >> reporter: the driver tells kpix she had no idea what her passenger had done, and that he had told her he was just going for a walk, but that he learned his lesson. >> it until this goes viral. >> reporter: casey says she is glad she caught him. >> i hope you take some time to look deep inside of himself and think about, like, where he could promote love. pocase mountain view police actually reached out to her regarding this incident, but no word on where it this case stan

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india daisy. there are reservations coming thanks comments that we can delete the town to important to the department def t.v. to some impulse couple they did but i have to wait folks that don't want it does soon as there's a message i process it but. on a day more then today we have model says that you just have to personalize a little bit there so not change the 1st name or adapted to bat. according to the clients request more and to clean your concert and i work 6 days a week for this work and a monthly flat rate of $200.00 euros so it's $200.00 euros for 48 hours a week. bus to me. apart from that i found a job on another platform that took lots of this election procedures were very tough silex saw in the process it was difficult and very long. and old. that in platform a key difference that platform says it wants to help young women from africa and asia earn a stable income to help them achieve their goals. but they didn't pay what they promised you after a while some of us decided to boycott

fighting robotic dog to the teeth with high tech cameras and microphones the police department untalented daisy dog as a way to keep offices out of harm's way there was a recruit though doesn't seem to have gone down too well with new yorkers. a song to. listen to. my guess is to stand up to me. oh. never seen nothing like that in my life. all routes are to be to hold on. i think they're creepy i think it's a waste of money but i think it's ridiculous that i can't spend money on proper officer training and things like. you know i'm going to rehab stuff like that i mean this summer you know the things that are. somewhat it's going to really do something is not going to be a casualty to just be a robot even more a robot is expensive it's not a human why they are you getting no money from where is this money coming from how much is it just how much is a cost to spend a weekend training officers are weekend on better protocols or you're having a tough time just them in a pandemic there are a lot of families that need that money. neighborhoods we need it here in new york city shouldn't be spent on l

daisy edgar—jones and paul mescal. was also a posthumous nomination for friday night dinner�*s paul ritter. he died earlier this month, before his nomination for best male comedy actor was announced. lizo mzimba, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. good afternoon to you. we have a lot more cloud around them recent days, especially in the south, with patchy, light rain around. some sunshine over scotland and northern ireland, but here there are some servers. this weather front over the south of the countries producing thicker cloud and longer spells of rain. it will slowly sip its way southwards and eastwards through the rest of the afternoon and evening. you can see with the thickest of the cloud has been on the radar satellite picture. some patchy, mainly light rain. some sunshine for eastern england and parts of southern scotland and northern ireland. there will be showers for northern and eastern scotland. some turning wintry over the higher grounds. furthersouth, turning wintry over the higher grounds. furthe

we learned some about the funeral arrangements, but will daisy mcandrew, an nbc news royal commentatorrned some about the ngeme you explain what's going to be happening, who will be speaking, who will be attending? >> so details are still coming out, and we expect we'll know all the details within the next 24 -- what we know as keir was saying is that the royal family is adamant they will be sticking to the rules which means no more than 30 guests. that doesn't include the members of the church of england who will be officiating the service or the camera men and so on, but 30 is a very small number, if you think that the queen has four children, three of them are married, and then they have eight grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. we know none of the great grandchildren will be attending, so that includes prince george. of course kate and william's son, then we would expect some ladies in waiting, perhaps the private private chaplain and certainly the private secretary of prince philip to be at the funeral. >> it will be in some ways a small family funeral i don't know if we ju

. >> bring in andrew roberts and daisy. good morning to you. we heard from keir, this is following prince philip's own wishes, the way the ceremony will be carried out. there will be changes as a function of covid-19, the pandemic. what in particular, andrew, are you watching for? >> watching for several things, for the tradition of course, for the piety, the way prince philip will be effectively talking about himself in this service because he wrote every word of it 18 years ago. he set it out precisely to say things about himself, his russian background, royal naval background, views on religion, love of tradition. it will all come out in this extraordinary ceremony today. >> we heard keir talk about the powerful optics that are on display. perhaps one that might resonate is the queen sitting alone. that is by protocol, but underscores the fact she's saying good-bye to her husband of 73 years. how is she handling the loss and how do you expect her to handle this moment? >> reporter: you're right, she will have to sit alone. as things stand in

[laughter] greg: for the seventh appearance, you're going to be shirtless with like daisy duke. >> i'lle overalls, one nipple out. [laughter] when you're so lazy with overalls, you can't even do about. greg: stay seated. [laughter] >> even though i find this idiotic, ben & jerry's is an amazing product for one reason, it overrides your own necessity for survival, when you get a tub of ben & jerry's, every kind of message in your brain that says only eat a little, is like 2 pounds of fat, it all goes out the window. you are eating a drug, that's what it is. they are like drug dealers and it's the worst kind because they are already high. [laughter] fever had to go through that experience y, it takes forever. [laughter] now these guys have like opinions on politics, we are going to be here all night. [laughter] bring up there is up in albums, defund the police. [laughter] it's all going to end up with ancient aliens out all really got started, screw these guys and they are triple ripple double vanilla white guilt flavor. [laughter] boycott these losers. greg: i don't know if i'm ready to

anybody who's 0 dollars is not going to get paid those dollars and of course there's a whole sort of daisy chain there of other people get paid once you get paid so those zeros will be wiped off the books much more quickly than the fed could conceivably replace them and i often go back to the why more hyperinflation of 921-2223 as an example it was a completely different kind of inflation in that the german government was literally sending out box cars filled with money so that the employers would not have riots on their hands when payday came and they couldn't pay their workers so so that you can toss out they want more hyper inflation and also the fact that hyperinflation in a local currency rather than in a global reserve such as a dollar or so so the dollar edifice as it were is so huge that it cannot possibly be back up when it reaches that critical threshold of implosion. all right so in a talking about the debts the fall faster than the money can be printed i mean you're talking about debts default me say disappearing zeros they're saying that pension funds well simply default they

anybody who's 0 dollars is not going to get paid those dollars and of course there's a whole sort of daisy chain there of other people get paid once you get paid so those zeros will be wiped off the books much more quickly than the fed could conceivably replace them and i often go back to the why more hyperinflation of 921-2223 as an example it was a completely different kind of inflation in that the german government was literally sending out box cars filled with money so that the employers would not have riots on their hands when payday came and they couldn't pay their workers so so that you can toss out there why more hyperinflation and also the fact that it was hyperinflation in a local currency rather than in a global reserve such as the dollar so so the dollar edifice as it were is so huge that it cannot possibly be back up when it reaches that critical threshold of implosion. all right so in a talking about the debts the fall faster than the money can be printed i mean you're talking about debts default many say disappearing zeros they're saying that pension funds well simply defaul