dave guest, bbc news, salford.of the paris games injuly. over 11,000 games injuly. 0ver11,000 torchbearers will take part in the relate which begun a month ago in marseilles, the church with go to church is like new kind in the south pacific before the 19 of the unpick cauldron in paris. this reminder, keeping abreast of events at the un headquarters where there if it�*s in a vote at the united states —— united nations security council, regarding a draft resolution back in a resolution byjoe biden for a cease—fire between israel and hamas it would occur after six days of negotiation between the members of the concert. it is not clear this evening yet whether russia and china will actually veto the resolution, or whether they would abstain, and the resolution that reminds you my needs at least nine votes in its favour. that is all happening by the un -- us favour. that is all happening by the un —— us secretary of state antony blinken is travelling in the middle east in israel at the moment and just said just now ea

dave guest, bbc news, salford.o save the health service in england with a £9 billion spending boost by 2028. and how to spot a new social media scam, where fraudsters pose as airline customer services to try and steal our personal details. we'll have a full forecast in the next half hour, but it's time now for a quick look at the weather. here's elizabeth rizzini. you are probably wondering where our summer has gone. you wouldn't be alone in that. it was a wet start morning and windy in east anglia and it is cold for the time of year. at this point in early to mid june we would expect to see temperatures around 16 to 20 degrees celsius. but we will be lucky today and tomorrow to get much past these numbers. is it going to warm up? i will have the details later. thank you. raise as we've been hearing, the liberal democrats have launched their election manifesto today, with a particular focus on health and social care in england. they're promising a £9 billion package — which would go towards recruiting extra gps and

our reporter dave guest is at an rspca animal hospital in manchester for us this morning.injected into the animal and that contains all of the information. you do have to update the information if you move house or change your phone number. alicejoins me now from the rspca. what are the main benefits of microchipping in your opinion? the rspca are microchipping in your opinion? tue: rspca are so microchipping in your opinion? t'ta: rspca are so pleased microchipping in your opinion? tta: rspca are so pleased that microchipping in your opinion? t'ta: rspca are so pleased that this legislation has come into force. the main benefit is microchipping is the quickest and most effective way of reuniting cat like princess if they are lost or stolen or injured. we owe hope that the west will not happen but accidents do happen. so if it is so good, why do people not have their cats microchipped at present? have their cats microchipped at resent? ., ., , , ., ., present? various reasons, we are at the forefront — present? various reasons, we are at the forefront of _ present? various

dave guest, bbc news, salford. headlines are next after the weather with elizabeth. hello there.s. now, as we head through this evening and overnight, a lot of the showers will tend to fade away. but they do continue for these eastern coasts and down through parts of wales, northern ireland and for parts of the midlands as well. elsewhere it�*s dry, clear spells and feeling rather chilly, temperatures possibly as low as one or two degrees celsius in sheltered spots of scotland. so, lighter winds tomorrow, but still a noticeable northwesterly wind blowing towards these eastern coasts. again, a good scattering of showers, but also some sunny spells and fewer showers across parts of scotland. but temperatures, well, no big improvement here — just 10—17 degrees celsius, again below the average for the time of year. but they will start to improve a little into wednesday. again, it�*s a chilly start to the day, possibly some areas of mist around with those lighter winds. a few showers still for these eastern coasts. but elsewhere, a lot of dry weather, particularly towards the north an

and you can watch dave chatting with john mulaney on his show "my next guest" out on netflix right nowr there in the news workshop, building the most topical 800 cc liquid-cooled 4-stroke story engine with a magneti marelli ignition, dry multi-plate slipper clutch and termignoni exhaust all on a carbon fiber chassis to present to you the spectacular ducati desmosedici motogp superbike that is my monologue. but sometimes, sometimes, folks, i wake up in an abandoned middle school where i snap the wheels off a discarded roller skate and slap them onto a shard of broken chalkboard, then jam the busted handle of a gardener's rake into the top so i can wobble off on the janky outlaw's push scooter of news that is my segment... >> "meanwhile"! >> stephen: it's a magic carpet is what it is. it's a magic carpet ride. meanwhile, in news from down under, a billionaire has called for the removal of an unflattering portrait of her from the national gallery of australia. the woman in question is a controversial australian mining billionaire named gina rinehart. seen here. but i mean, come on. how un

dave and buster's, ticker play, having a terrible day. emily: the prior guest was talking about how experiences are somewhat resilient, but it seems like there's some trouble at some food names, and this is one of those. those shares down as much as 12% . you look at the earnings report, it was a mists on multiple metrics. first quarter revenue 588 million dollars versus estimates over $600 million. all around, true securities saying the results were muted buy stiff macro headwinds. less consumers going to these arcade venues and buying the food there. it is a mixed bag with these experience names. some have done well, but then you have companies like dave and busters that cannot get it together. katie: have and have-nots, down the most since september 2022. emily graffeo, thank you. coming up, tesla surging after elon musk says shareholders are backing his $56 billion pay package for the second time. more on their annual meeting, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ rise up this morning, ♪ ♪ smiled with the rising sun ♪ discover our newest resort, sandals st. vincent

dave added a ton of fans to be missing people. they've have 38,000 water bottles were told for guests. and really all of this comes after on thursday, donald trump spoke in phoenix, arizona, 11 people were translated to the hospital for heat-related illness. and i'll tell you, fred, that event was indoors. those were just people who were waiting outside to get it. and as you can see behind me, this event is going to be outdoors the entire time. now we are a little lucky. there are some cloud coverage here today, but it's going to be very hot and i know we're all paying very close attention to the potentially dangerous conditions that could come with this all right and reducer. okay. thank you, elaine and my producer whispered to me, it's 94 degrees fahrenheit, but sometimes it's not always the actual temperature, but it's the fields like temperature that sometimes this can be pretty threatening. all right, during to stay cool. who alayna treene. thank you so much. >> all right. up next southern baptist church leader is poised to ban churches with any women pastors hundreds of congregat

dave! let's be more than our allergies. zeize the day with zyrtec. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome back. music from wallows is on the way. our next guestspecial "hannah einbinder: everything must go" is on max now. please welcome hannah einbinder. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i like this dress that you're wearing. >> thank you. >> jimmy: it's impressive. >> thank you. >> jimmy: yeah, how you doing? >> i appreciate that. i'm doing well. >> jimmy: it's great to have you here. congratulations on your special, that's a big deal, right? [ cheers and applause ] having your own comedy special is one of those things every comedian dreams of having. >> it is. it is the only dream i have ever had, besides the one where i am in the blender section of a recognition dress for less, and i'm calling out for someone who looks like my mom from the back, then she turns around and she's alley yen from "alien prerss predator." [ laughter ] then a hole in the floor opens up and i'm sucked into the pits of hell. besides that dream, i've been dreaming about this. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: a much better dream. i think the scariest part of that

dave! let's be more than our allergies. zeize the day with zyrtec. >> jimmy: hi, there, welcome back. music from doechii and jt is on the way. our next guestomedian to sell out six shows there. he has a new comedy special called "live from brooklyn" on netflix now. please welcome jo koy! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: very good to see you. we're both from las vegas. you started -- you grew up in seattle. >> yes. >> jimmy: then moved to vegas when? >> i moved right after you left. >> jimmy: right after i left. >> you got there i think '71 to '89? >> jimmy: '76 to '87, yeah. >> i got there '89 until 2001. >> jimmy: to keep watch, we took shifts is really what happened. >> yeah. jimmy left, "i'm right there." >> jimmy: there needs to be a "jk" watching over the city at all times. [ laughter ] you rooted for what basketball team, the sonics? >> sonics and then the rebels. >> jimmy: then the rebels. yeah, those were the great college basketball years, yeah. >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: you were there for all that. >> all of it. >> jimmy: where did you work? >> the gambling, all of it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: di

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guest. his books make me regret learning how to read. oh,. bre nation in kosovo looks at brad bride kill me. he has a beard but didn't one.er go to the river report? dave brubeckve rubin. he performed said hospices. so patients look forward to death. comedian adam hunterand she actually believes in the right to bear arms. ivery skinny arms. "new york times" best selling author fox is here to brian, you are wrong on everything. so can you give us your opinion on trump's chances after, this verdict? >> and i'll assume the opposite to be true. okayle b. his first off, i met with his writers before and they told me they were very y told to me. >> he rewrote all their questions. so he go back the same format.ue but i'll answer your question. ufstc. first off, there's not one place in america and i mean meds that joe biden could get thousand people cheering for him. there's not one place is n perso that he couldrm. get hundred thousand people to stand up in 40 degree weather and nail the beach as hele t u in wildwood, new jersey. and that's got to be intimidating. you can' yout keep putting down people that show up for trump and bill moore, who sat in thip u

dave in washington, pennsylvania. to what extent are young voters concerned about their futures being affected by the $35 trillion in national debt? guestmostly from young republicans. i don't hear debt come up too much in conversation with young people across the country. i did hear it when i was in iowa ahead of the iowa caucuses. that was something that the folks at drake university were very concerned about. in general, the idea of a livable future is something that comes up in many different conversations. that takes a variety of forms. most recently when i was in arizona, there was so much talk about the cost of living and fear of themselves going into debt. or that they would go into debt because of health care bills. health care is another top issue for young people. there is a little worry about federal debt, but more so the concerns are about personal finances and life affordability. host: we have about 10 minutes left with our guest, rachel janfaza, talking about gen zers and politics. if you would like to call, you can do so on our lines. republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. w