i manage this to danny blanchflower. understand from our producers that danny can join us in about 20 minutes. tom: they didn't tell me that. jonathan: i usually get first word on these things. coming up in the next hour, david riley of bluebay asset management. from new york city this morning, good morning. really interesting morning. 4320 naomi is in the, -- 4329 on the s&p. yields higher to 1.3411%. alongside tom keene, on jonathan ferro, together with romaine bostick. lisa abramowicz is off this morning. this is bloomberg. ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. president biden is signing a wide-ranging executive order today and get promoting competition in the economy. amongst other things, it calls for supporting programs that would import cheaper prescription drugs from canada, save money on internet bills, and make it easier for people to get refunds from airlines. the president also seeks greater scrutiny of the tech industry. the biden administration will reportedly at least 10 chinese entities to i

danny remembers his own advice when you're in. climbing uphill and it seems really tough. you just gotta keep on pushing and never give up. riders are in oatman, arizona after crossing the california border, you can follow their journey on instagram. the goal is to finish by mid august before school starts. julie true road warriors. what a journey azenith smith! thank you. well a victorian home in west oakland is up for grabs for free. but of course, there is a catch. the buyer has to move it to a new location. the three bedroom home is on chestnut between 24th and 26 streets in. west oakland, and it is vacant. the site has been approved for a 12 unit town home complex. there is a sign out front with the owner's name and phone number, crews continue to search for the remains of more than a dozen people still unaccounted for in that condo collapse and surfside, florida this is another victim was found today in the rubble. the death toll now stands at 95. and of those victims 85 have been identified. 14 people remain unaccounted for

east bay prayer furnace run by danny's mother.e kids really three weeks into the ride with a month to go when it gets tough on the road. danny remembers his own advice when you're in the lows, and you know you're climbing uphill, and it seems really tough. you just got to keep on pushing and never give up. azenith smith ktvu fox two news, ktvu fox two news at five starts now, everyone i'm no, it's not and i'm julie julie haener. we begin tonight with former 49ers player richard sherman. he is under arrest in the seattle suburb of redmond for allegedly trying to break into the home of his in laws early this morning, officials say the 33 year old fought with responding officers who used a police canine to then take him into custody. they say that sherman suffered minor injuries. washington state police say he is also suspected of d u i allegedly crashing and abandoning his car during before that. arrest scuse me. authorities say that sherman will be treated no differently than any other person in his circumstances. this is relativel

, raising funds for two nonprofits close to danny's heart. and east bay prayer furnace run by danny's mother. i'm just proud of him for going for it, and. proud of all the kids really three weeks into the ride with a month to go when it gets tough on the road. danny remembers his own advice when you're in the lows, and you know you're climbing uphill, and it seems really tough. you just got to keep on pushing and never give up. azenith smith ktvu fox two news. good luck, mayor, london breed and other city leaders have officially kicked off new campaign to prove san francisco streets and public spaces, city offices, private businesses, non profit organizations have formed a coalition called shine on sf. one of the things that's doing is placing trees and colourful planners and public spaces. next to the trees are golden cards and. people can fill out to answer the prompt. what makes san francisco shine coalition says it is also improving the ways to report of trash and graffiti. 2311 call center are handled well, one of the most recognizable s

let's start with danny myers' -- danny meyer's empire. >> he has opened a lot of them, including unionfe and gramercy tavern, now open for business. joe: in theory, some would-be customers are may be put off by this, but on the other hand, this probably makes other people feel more safe. >> danny meyer, it was a great result of the delta very intent how dangerous it is. so he announced yesterday that he is requiring employees and diners indoors to show proof of vaccination. romaine: what does it look like? you get people in the door, we talked about supply chain issues. i think you wrote this week that certain types of seafood are really not around. at the restaurant enter -- restaurant owner i interviewed said it wasn't just availability, she says her suppliers are having labor shortages as well. wind delivery doesn't show up when it is supposed to. -- wine delivery doesn't show up when it is supposed to be. kate: you would think it would be boom time as restrictions are lifting but restaurateurs are facing more challenges than ever from the delta very intent supply chain issues. they

>> yes. >> danny ross, guilty on all five counts.back courtroom, hannah's friend tara was visibly shaken. >> it was very intense. >> i remember thinking, thank you god, a sense of relief, in one fell swoop. >> those long years of work for prosecutors, detectives, had paid off. jurors told us that in the end, it all came down to the blood evidence on hannah's clothes. >> well, the dna outweighed a lot of unknowns for us. >> it said that denny ross was their. >> as a result of the hannah hill, case, lieutenant hughes says the akron police department made many changes throughout the years, especially in the communications department, to make sure mistakes like the failure to locate hannah's car never happened again. >> 13 years on, can akron residents be sure that the screw up has been rectified? >> i believe so. there's been a lot of changes. >> denny ross was sentenced to 19 years to life in prison for hanna's death. he will not serve that time for years to come, but the jurors did not know is that he is already serving a 25 year sent

danny hylton we're rroin is biggest compliment.we're going to get that team news i we're going to get that team news about 6:40pm. thank you forjoining us. the most important team selection since sir alf ramsey's 25 -- 55 selection since sir alf ramsey's 25 —— 55 years ago. there is that one song that has come to represent the passion of england fans, slightly self—deprecating, their love of the game, 13, three lines, it is coming home, the soundtrack for euro 96, the creators david baddiel, frank skinner and the lightning seeds, they have been performing the song in central london. it was like coming home, it was my coming _ it was like coming home, it was my coming home, that will's coming home _ coming home, that will's coming home. f . coming home, that will's coming home. j , , , ., coming home, that will's coming home. , , ., ~ ., home. every's seems to know the school. they've _ home. every's seems to know the school. they've seen _ home. every's seems to know the school. they've seen it _ home. every's seems to know the sch

danny _ bradford at the moment. thank you for that, danny savage _ bradford at the moment.ge in bradford. | a woman who suffered life—changing injuries after being hit by a car says her two—year—old daughter was saved by her husband throwing her out of the way. jenna 0'neill was airlifted to hospital after being hit at a festival in north wales at the weekend. she praised her husband stephen's quick reactions for saving ayla and said he was a hero. back to the olympics, and what a night it was for the family of team gb's gold medal winner tom dean. they watched him triumph from the family home in maidenhead in berkshire, and our sports correspondent eleanor roper has been to meet them. it's an all—nighter, but not like any other. tom's family this morning, having still not been to bed. wild cheers this was the scene last night as tom swam his way to olympic gold. hours later, and his family still can't leave it. —— believe it. i can't even put it into words. it's just like the most amazing thing... oh, i'm going to cry, that's not good! ..that�*s ever happened. it's just li

journalist in yanmar a country now controlled by the military after a coup back in february danny is a managing editor of the independent newspaper frontier myanmar in may authorities detained him at myanmar's paairport. the government accused him of inciting violence, charges he de denies he is facing a three year prison sentence his next hearing is day after tomorrow danny's brother is here now. bryan, i know it's tough for you to do this and i can't thank you enough your parents were able to speak with danny how is he holding up >> yeah, last week they were able to talk to thim for the first time at that time it was 46 days after his detainment it was really nice it was very motional i kind of hung back. i got to see them talk to them and the emotion coming out it was all great he sounded well. we had major scare because covid hit the country hard especially the prison he was displaying those symptoms last week. >> is he getting treatment >> no. no treatment, no testing we're very frustrated and concerned. >> the hearing on thursday, do you have any sense that the legal system the

danny is a republican from arizona. good morning to you, danny. go ahead. caller: how are you? host: doing well. your thoughts this morning? caller: yes, ma'am, the so-called select committee is a sham, for one thing. and i want to know if it will come out, who was the person that killed that young lady at the capitol that day. thank you. host: ok, shelley, louisiana, republican line. caller: good morning. the way i feel about this is they have two republicans on their committee and both have been overtly against trump, openly, said very poor things about him. so, it's not surprising they let those two republicans on but that they wouldn't accept the choice of the republican leader, mccarthy. to think that it's anything other than something that would lead dishonest and used for political purposes is just to be fooled. you are having the wool pulled over your eyes if you believe that. host: kevin mccarthy is giving a news conference this morning at 8 a.m., at the top of the hour. we will have coverage of that on c-span two and he will have with him the republican members that h

danny, is he right? >> let's take a look at the spectrum here. if he's actually charged and convicted of a crime, well that's not going to help him one iota. but on the other hand, take a look at the last six years. it seems like it's been a never-ending process of folks like me going on here and saying, the walls are closing in. oh, that guy they just arrested he, knows where the bodies are buried. trump's gonna be a indicted any day now. here we are, six years later, no indictments. no arrests. no nothing. by now, he truly must feel like the teflon don. he is somebody who has not been arrested or indicted, despite many different investigations. weather similar investigation. whether it's the attorney general in manhattan da's investigation. he still has not been indicted yet. now if that means that there is some maga opus of an investigation leading to an indictment on the way, that could be possible. but, with every passing day statue some limitations close. so, if there is some big arrest coming up, it better be. soon coming up, it better b>>

i don't, danny can't be one at the moment. can their parliament is frozen for 30 days and they can be no democratic process. let's say the 30 days pass parliament is done for president then was it depends on what the president has been mind. in so few days i knew things would be another way when visually with the old political fighting. you know, there is a problem that, that everybody should be well, which is the fact that we need to go very, very harsh. so sure. that didn't year now we, we really read comic i mean in now and i don't think we can really for the coming days and are not the thing because you always directories that quite often in the situations. the 1st thing people say is all we need fresh elections? that's not always the answer is it. and in fact with, with the way that to new, the in politics and society seems to be so splintered that could actually end up solving nothing. notice that it worked, and i mean it might work for this very special, which i didn't know really cry out in 2011. and i mean has been do

and for a closer look now at the court's ruling, i'm joined by nbc news legal analyst danny cevallos danny, the court said cosby was treated unfairly in their opinion, exactly how so >> the court said when former district attorney bruce castor made an unconditional promise that he would not prosecute cosby, cosby reasonably relied on that promise to his detriment by forgoing his fifth amendment privilege against self-incrimination he sat for depositions. those depositions led to his prosecution >> and the court closed the door on a retrial in this case so would that leave cosby completely off the hook >> off the hook on this particular case, but it is always possible that there are other victims out there who's cases could fall within a statute of limitations. but with every passing day, another window on a statute of limitations closes >> danny cevallos, thank you. in just 60 seconds, more records broken as brutal heatwaves still have tens of millions in their grip. >>> and a major change just announced on compensating college athletes >>> dangerous, deadly and unprecedented, anothe

danny savage, bbc news.lashes were sparked by the jailing of the former president, jacob zuma, who had refused to appear at a corruption inquiry. at least 117 people have died and more than 2,000 have been arrested in the country's worst unrest in years. the prime minister has set out some more details of the government's plan to level up the uk — insisting it would be a win—win for everyone. in a speech in coventry boris johnson promised more powers outside london and the south east of england and said deprived areas would benefit from more investment in education, infrastructure and regeneration. but labour described his speech as gibberish. with more, here's our political correspondent alex forsyth. the prime minister's long—promised a drive to tackle inequality across the country. it's a pledge he can't afford to break, and at this battery centre in coventry today, he tried to spell out his vision. we don't want to level down, we don't want to decapitate the tall poppies. we don't think you can make the

danny, you banned smoking, i remember. i'm sadly old enough to remember when did you this. you banned smoking at union square cafe in 1990. more than a decade before new york city banned indoor smoking at restaurants and establishments. what is going to be harder? that or this? >> you know, think so often, poppy, you get presented with choices and problems to solve and the key thing is to try to understand is this the kind of problem where you know the answer but it is too unpleasant to try to advance it, or is this a problem where you just don't know the answer. in the case of smoking, i knew that it was just every single night in the restaurants we were breaking up fights between the last row of smoking and the first row of nonsmoking and i just said enough is enough. and we made the choice and, look, in a city with 26,000 restaurants, if you really want to smoke, you're welcome to do that somewhere else. and i would say the exact same thing here. if you really want to go unvaccinated, you could dine somewhere else and you could also go work somewhere else. really hope th

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joining us, nbc legal analyst danny cevallos. thanks for being here. defendant who got a special version of justice. what do you mean by that and what do you think it means to the dozens of women who came forward and said that this man assaulted them? >> i mean that i have had plenty of cases in that montgomery county courthouse and exactly 0.0 of them has a prosecutor call me into the office or offered to say, oh, have your client go sit for a civil deposition and then i'll make a public announcement that we will never charge your client. that has been offered to me never. i don't know of it being offered to anyone else. and because of this unusual arrangement because, kasie, plea agreements do exist, they do happen, but they're written out explicitly in many cases. like when you close on a house, that much paperwork, and it goes on the record before a judge. >> very helpful comparison. >> it doesn't happen in this way. very strange. >> how can they prove this agreement had been made if it was simply a verbal agreement? they just used testimony from b

still to come, danny meyer will be with us to talk about how the restaurant reopening is going so far why he's having so much trouble hiring new employers. >>> plus kristalina. a new check on bonds, yields are moving higher, 10 year yielding around 147 so still sub 150 the action is in currencies where we've seen the dollar index rise to april levels we'll be right back. >>> welcome back let's check in on some individual market movers, shares of curevac getting crushed today after news broke that their covid vaccine is only 40% effective. only slightly better from the 47% efficacy rate from the trial read out two weeks ago and didi, the ride sharing company went public yesterday here, it opened at $15.74 and is now at $16.37 or so, so regaining 16%. close to its highs from yesterday. >> it's like a delayed one day p. >>> time for a news update >> hello, everyone here's what's happening at this hour bessemer trust the company set to become the co-conservator for britney spears backed you on out of that deal they no longer want it after she wants the con ver orservator to. ant ant in ea

great to see you, danny. thanks for coming on. >> it's great to be here.ntry maying in a band. that's not typical. why do you think so many people connected with the part ridges? >> i don't really know at first because it's outside landish. the theme song is one of the things snoend and danny not rubin to sing our song ♪ >>> really, what is improved with your mother in it? it's just a good time all the way around. >> they felt a special connection to you. the part trij family was so quintessentially 70s. do you think the characters and stories are still relevant today? oh, i think the story lines, anyway, for sure, are still relevant today. i'll dpoe by a couple that you couldn't get away with unless it was a situation economy can di, because you have the magic words "just kidding." i remember talking to richard pryor about an episode with lou gossett jr. and me in 1971 walking down street in step with the black panthers. why is that ok? still you watch that today and it's funny. >> say just kidding. there you go. what would a 2021 version of the partridge

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instead of cookies, biscuits. >> reporter: danny isn't the only kid peppering peppa into conversation british accent. >> how dlclever. >> daddy, are you okay? >> parents talking about the peppa effect. >> for christmas, i had to put out a mince pie for father christmas, or as we call him in the states, santa. kids spending more time on the tely during the pandemic, binge watching peppa pig, episodes free on youtube. >> that was my lifesaver for the first two months while my wife was out working and i was working from home with the daughter. >> from february 2020 to 2021, peppa big remained the world's second most in demand children's cartoon. only after sponge bob square pants. >> oh, daddy, i think i might be a chatter box. >> the company behind peppa said young fans see her as a friends, and as we do with friends we admire, pick up characteristics. >> cheerio. >>> right now on "america this morning" -- a surge in coronavirus cases. health officials sounding the alarm as new infections rise in nearly every state. some areas now putting mask mandates back into place. plus, one of the

i watched your interview this morning with danny myers. understand what many of these companies are doing. for us, it is complicated. we're in many jurisdictions. we have had a tremendous success over the last 90 days that we'd like to keep going. so we're hoping and believing with encouragement because our employee population base is well ahead of the clark county number. so we'd like to demonstrate leadership here and continue to push them to do the same for the safety of themselves, their family, the community and ultimately our company. it's essential. we're starting to see it really work. >> i listened to that danny myer interview also with great interest. i got a lot of information out of that. are you requiring your customers as well like danny myer is? >> no. it's just a mask mandate. we have 36,000 hotel rooms. we have 100,000 customers on board at any given moment just here on las vegas, never mind our other eight regional properties. anyone of these environments has 14 or 15 ingresses and egresses. >> so you're saying you're too

i'm currently working from danny danny. i think this is the only 2 newspaper that allowed me to, to cartoon. but there are a lot of father young cotton news where it's not that job and they were quite afraid of the new national security law. they don't want to draw the national flag or the hong kong slack, and they won't play with the national anthem. they used to make fun of seeing thing. so right right now they are afraid of doing as trying to cotton their right life everywhere. and that we won't know where the red line moved on one side from rock direction. and it's actually the case and right now in hong kong, me. so it's important for us to, to keep on turing cartoon. and to one day, this is a, b, i. e, think that they're, they're not going to do something i'm asked. but to me as a constant is of cause we have to use this opportunity to, to, to continue to express ourselves instead of laying down our pan and surrender in 2020 june. i'm sorry to leave the hong kong. now it's definitely worried about my personal safety.

danny savage, bbc news, leeds.n bbc news, the travel show you've gotta love it, proper british coastline. we're on an adventure across the uk as it opens up for travel again. yes! we're open! from rugged coastlines to breathtaking landscapes and natural habitats. see that?! 0urjourney will take us to the four nations that make up the united kingdom. and with an eye on our carbon footprint, we're in an all—electric revamp of an iconic british motor. on this week's show, lucy's behind the wheels in wales, where she'll be trying to take it down a notch... oh, god. i'm going a bit too fast. that's right. it's quite a discipline. ..making some new mates in the countryside... do you want more food? oh, that feels really weird on my hand! cackles. ..and throwing herself right in the deep end. whoo! hello and croeso i gymru, or welcome to wales, and the next leg of our travel showjourney across the uk. i don't know about you but i'm pretty excited! we're in cardiff, the capital of wales, a country that usually attracts 1 m

danny savage, bbc news, leeds. into contact with someone who later tested positive for coronavirus. kensington palace says she's not experiencing any symptoms. but it meant she missed a service of thanksgiving at st paul's cathedral in london this morning which marked the founding of the nhs and the contributions made by its staff during the pandemic. the queen has awarded the nhs the george cross for bravery on behalf of what she called "a grateful nation". the government has introduced legislation that it says will make homes safer in the wake of the grenfell tower fire. the building safety bill will mean a new buildings regulator to oversee all new developments — especially tower blocks. if it becomes law in england and wales, it will give leaseholders the right to sue developers for faults and safety defects up to 15 years after construction. our business correspondent sarah corker is in salford for us. sarah. these are major changes. this new regulator will have powers to prosecute developers who do not meet s

. >>> let's bring in danny a vallow. we don't know what's in the indictments we may learn later this afternoon when they're unsealed. what are you expecting to see? >> based on reporting, if this was a case this was taxable fringe benefits that went unreported and gave rise to criminal liability to the cfo and cooperation. two things to be gleaned, one that would be clumsy for the chief financial officer to not realize his apartment and car could be taxable. you would need a car if it was free with the advertisement on the side it's only used for business and occasionally for personal use and then it might be a fringe benefit. if it's a late model cadillac that you drive whenever you want, that's definitely taxable fringe benefit. looking at tax prosecution, looking at the statistics of the many thousands of cases brought, a tiny fraction of those are tax fraud cases. within that, i'm not sure there were any taxable fringe benefit cases brought in federal court last year, still looking, the data just came out recently, b

it remains to be seen what if any role they may have in this case. >> danny, to you, what do you think about that? do you think they're going to possibly flip on him easier? >> for five years now, people including me have used phrases like the walls are closing in or this guy, insert name of indicted person, knows where the bodies are buried. for four or five, six years now, donald trump has never been indicted. his kids have never been indicted. we've seen many in the trump orbit indicted. some have turned like michael cohen, other have not, look at roger store, for example. i don't want to be the one to say it again because i feel like the charlie brown and the lucy with the football relationship at this point. but with a wide-ranging investigation like it, anything is possible. but we just haven't seen the indictments of trump or the family yet. and i got to believe that cy vance and leticia james, if they had had those trophies ready by thursday, they would have indicted them, too, rather than rely on just the cooperating witness in the form of allyn weisselberg who may not flip at

. >> was it danny? >> yeah. y jealous? >> no, i got my danny. >> did i have nerves about it? 1998?aracter in the theater and on television. >> you and grace should get married. >> grace and me? >> when i saw in the page was charming leading man but unapologetically gay man. >> honey, i am having an affair, his name is donald. >> i didn't get to be matt lablanc but i knew i can be it with dignity. >> did you know i was gay when you met me? >> the answer was you could not go gay enough. >> ladies and gentlemen, i give you -- >> there was two openly gay men who were different. being gay is not just one thing. >> not as long as you think. >> i think it is a great way for anyone to connect. >> i just can't believe we love it. >> a lot of people out there was like a big fat thank you. >> the network found out, yes, there is an audience for this. >> i think that really changed things for people because they fell in love with these characters and they realized well, what's the prejudice. >> i think will and grace did more educating the american public than anything anybody have done. >> ca

sharon sexton ending that report from danny savage.ouse. the winner of numerous grammy and brit awards, she was just 27 when she died, and had struggled with addiction to alcohol and drugs. now in a new bbc documentary, her parents, janis and mitch, want to show a different side of their daughter, and they've been speaking to our music reporter, mark savage. 0nly scared of myself. # love is a losing game... it's ten years since amy winehouse died of alcohol poisoning at the age of 27. i will always remember our last words. i said, "i love you, amy." she said, "i love you, mummy." and i can always remember the love she had for me. her story has been told countless times but, looking back, her family say the media's treatment of the singer was unacceptable. it was disgusting. and it wasn't just amy, it was - the way that they treated people. you know, they called her wino, they called herjunkie, - they called her drug addict. they couldn't do that today. it's got better, marginally. there she is. hello, darling! in a new documentary abou

danny savage.t government figures show covid infections have fallen for the seventh day in a row. there were just over 23 and a half thousand new cases in the latest 24—hour period, which means on average, there were 32,833 per day in the last week. 131 deaths were recorded in the last 2a hours, meaning on average, 69 deaths were recorded per day in the last week. there are now more than 5,900 patients in hospital with covid—19. more than 88% of uk adults have now had theirfirstjab and nearly 71% are now fully vaccinated. our health correspondent, catherine burns, has been giving us some background to the latest figures. starting with the positive news, a week of those case numbers falling. actually, that 23,000 you talked about for case numbers today, that's less than half of numbers ten days ago, so we can see that things, in terms of case numbers, are absolutely moving in the right direction. but there's always a lag between people getting sick and then going on to go to hospital, and then event

danny wind, but 2 days ago we had 800 kilometers an hour which tries the wind chill factor down to minus 20 degrees celsius. had only lopez and his team study the continent geology, which they say is of essential importance to the rest of the planet. and article affects the whole world climate. doesn't it? public other 3 on the planet cold factory, you'll see on a lot of it's really cold in the arctic to but not to the same again. and a lot of there's a lot more ice in that article in the architect that the water reaches as far as the syrian and insulin and continues to circulate around the northern hemisphere. these waters sometimes flow all the way up to the arctic getting where they cool back down again. motor driving the circulation is that article one of the most important projects at the one carlos the 1st station? is it study of the heard and johnson glaciers? and this would be really valuing the space, the mass balance advantage, because she found the gains of us have been granted that and if it's senior director opposite is the though, is it getting colder in antarctica? and she

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danny savage, bbc news, liverpool. it's been a mixed day at the tokyo 0lympics for team gb. biggest rowing stars. helen glover and her partner polly swann came fourth in the women's pair. it meant there was no fairytale comeback for helen glover, who gave birth to twins last year. from tokyo, here's our sports correspondent natalie pirks. is she going to be the first to claim an olympic c1 title? her passion for paddling began atjust five. today it was time for mallory franklin to ride the biggest wave of nerves. this was a cracking run with just one small mistake. and that is a fabulous performance. and back at lea valley, where she trains, her family knew just how good it was. cheering golden girl. here she goes... 0nly her nemesis, the all—conquering jess fox, could now snatch the gold. franklin's wait for her fate was a white knuckle ride in itself. it is going to fox. happy tears from the australian, on the event's 0lympic debut for women. but franklin's great leap for silver was one great leap for women's sport. it can mean so much for people and i hope that people see

there really is challenges to cover this kind of story on friday award winning photo journalist danny should eat, was killed, new spin bull dogs crossing. he was imbedded with special forces when the military attempted to regain control of the crossing. it's an economic lifeline for southern afghanistan, a crucial artery for exporting farm goods. controlling it would be an economical windfall for the taliban. insurgents, recent attack seem tactical, taking advantage of nato and us troop withdraw. us president joe biden had made a clear nation building was not part of the war on terror launch. 20 years ago. he says it's time to leave afghanistan future to which people russia, the foreign minister took a swipe it by calling the mission of failure. we faced the truth as president biden had confirmed americans left because they considered their mission accomplished. obviously he tried to present the situation in the best way possible, but everyone understand their mission failed. even as districts topple to the taliban, afghan leaders look with optimism towards piece talks and they say pi

shale and toyah, to be someone, which takes its name from a song by the jam, stars sam gittens as danny himself in the middle of a zany, leery, drugs and geezers caper, that combines the hackneyed cockney shtick of a naff guy ritchie film with a plot that the creators of scooby doo would have rejected on the grounds that it was a bit implausible. i think i've got a way to get those pills off the island. we're using scooters. are you serious? from the cringily cliched character names — step up mad mike and sharp steve — to the ear—scraping dialogue, pantomime performances and ray burdis' sub—trainspotting directorial tics, not one note of this ill—conceived botch job rings true. told you, mate! it's worth noting that when news of a film version of to be someone first broke a few years ago, quadrophenia producer bill curbishley issued a curt statement dismissing the prospect of some "totally ridiculous karaoke sequel," and declaring that "quadrophenia is a significant and influentialfilm based on the who's music, of the who, not some carry on franchise". clearly the makers of to be someon

like here enough, danny's tons. northwest peace talks between the government and the militants. have so far failed. and many fear the violence will only get worse once the last us soldiers have returned home. of the taliban has claimed they already control 85 percent of afghanistan, including key border districts. earlier we asked elinor say, no of the conrad, i don't our foundation about the likelihood of a complete tolerable and takeover. i don't think we'll be able to get control and easy to the whole country. and currently we see that they have been gaining all the territory and not in the district, but they avoid of attacking capitals, the provincial capitals and the capital capital. so also the ton of nodes. they cannot move the country over themselves, and they need the content of the main power of the country. and what i see, you know, the strategy is they want to weaken and to put the government of president on me and, and then have a new polish sharing agreement with the other brokers and malicious the company. we have the civil war also, we have a better time on come

plus, a simple yet chic wall art with danny seo. all next on live.yo, & carmen deleon] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! man. deja vu! good morning. [crew clapping & cheering] ♪ shake it like that ♪ ♪ baby, just shake it away ♪ hey, happy hump day! it's wednesday, june 30th, 2021. that's it! that's all you get from june, everybody. -that's all june has to offer. -party's over. as you know, once june flies by, it's--ready? july--bing! then it's over. then you know you're on borrowed time. i feel like it's been over for you-- like, in may, you were already thinking it's over.