david smith's reaction: there were also some compliments for the studio revamp, including this from jayagopalr: matt webb had a positive reaction too, but his also came with a request. the new—look studio b looks absolutely brilliant, it certainly brings new dynamics to the news at six and news at ten on bbc one. the surrounding branding hasn't been updated, though, that's been in use since 2008. is there any news as to when the branding will be updated and will be evolved as well? well, plenty of points to put to paul royall, the editor of the bbc�*s news at one, six, and ten. a new set, but the same titles and branding since 2008. why didn't you just do them all together? one of the things we wanted to achieve with a new set is evolution, not revolution, and so, clearly, the branding is the same. we've updated the set and the physical surroundings, but we didn't want to sort of rupture with the past. the branding is known around the world, and so what we've tried to achieve is, as i say, evolution, not revolution, as we update and sort of look more modern going forward. mm, you say you want

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david smith, thank you for joining us.rth, the imf put out its own statement on the fastest economies in 2022 and i told you president biden said it is one of the fastest-growing on earth, nowhere near that, india growing out of 8.2%, saudi arabia 7.5%, spain 4.8%, china 4.4, australia 4.2, united arab emirates 4.2, singapore 4%, canada 3.9%, a few other players, the us 3.7%. we are not the fastest growing. more after this. you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire .. ♪ limu emu ♪ and doug. ♪ harp plays ♪ only two things are forever: love and liberty mutual customizing your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. (emu squawks) if anyone objects to this marriage, speak now or forever hold your peace. (emu squawks) (the crowd gasps) no, kevin, no! not today. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. libe

smith. boy: my name is david ackley. [girl speaking native language] girl: my name is ayakha melithafa.boy: my name is raj tanagi. girl: my name is yur kapadaem. boy: my name is litokne kabua. girlmy name is greta. we are actually saying that yo are violatinchildr's rights ile you have--yohave rectified the un convention of the rights of the child, and therefore, we e suing you. i think that is a very perful thing. alexandra: mgenerati will be the most vulnerable by the climate crisis. carl: my village is built on permafrost, and it's starting to thaw away. ayakha: a lot of people experience climate change, but they don't know that it's climate change. litokne: we want a sustainable planet to live in in the future. [camera shutter clicking] announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by a grant from anne ray foundation, a margaret a. cargill philanthropy; the orange county community foundation; and the farvue foundation. [helicopter blades whirring] [flames crackling] [water rushing] [wind howling] man: every child born today will experience a fundamentally altered world, which wi

four shows are on tap from london this week starting tonight with otherpe guests sam smith, alanis morissette, and davidbour. >> it's going to be fun to watch that one. >>> paul heggen is here. you've been tracking a fire, right? >> it's run into a marsh. this is the one that's been burning in northern marin county. that is the redwood fire. the good news there, it's run into some terrain that is going to help to quell that fire activity. hopefully it's going to get a bit of moisture from the fog spreading out. another day of inland warmth, even heat. there's going to be plenty of 90s on the map tomorrow afternoon for inland parts of the bay area. but mild, even cool weather continues near the water. everybody cools down as we head towards the end of the workweek, the beginning of july on friday, and it looks like fourth of july weekend is going to bring us some below average temperatures. actual pictures of the clouds from space, you can see the fog just hanging out right along the coast. it hasn'teen in ah overf hours e a big push across the bay. that will happen later on tonight. let's take a look at

david smith's reaction: there were also some compliments for the studio revamp, including this from jayagopal so, clearly, the branding is the same. we've updated the set and the physical surrounding, but we didn't want to sort of rupture with the past. the branding is known around the world, and so what we've tried to achieve is, as i say, evolution, not revolution, as we update and sort of look more modern going forward. mm, you say you want to look more modern. could you sum up what was the point of this revamp? we've been in our current studio for nearly ten years, and like anything, whether it's a tv studio, a house, a car, at some point, they need an upgrade and we were going to have to do this whether we stayed in the studio we have been using, or whether we moved to the studio, which, remember, is an existing studio within broadcasting house, and so the big driver was if you think that, a, there isjust the passing of time, but also, so much has changed, technology has changed, we needed new screens, for example, and so whatever happened, we were going to be doing this. the new set isn

smith. the scandal rocked the prosecutor's office and would lead to serious questions about david dooley's convictionwlwt. >> all the information about the personal conversations between the prosecutor, linda tally-smith and the lead detective, bruce mcvay -- all of their correspondence, all of that comes out. >> the jaw-dropping headline said the affair between the prosecutor and the lead detective began weeks after the trial. at a hearing in march of 2017, the prosecutor and the detective, both instrumental in putting dooley behind bars, found themselves on the hot seat, being grilled by dooley's new attorney, deanna dennison. >> are you telling me you didn't have a sexual relationship with her? >> we were friends. >> you are under oath. >> we were friends. >> did you have a sexual relationship with her? are you denying that. >> i don't think it is any of your business. >> i am asking you to -- you are under oath. she will testify. she'll say. tell me what it is your answer is. >> i just said, yes. >> okay. thanks. simple. let's talk about this letter. >> it was a sensational courtroom drama. but t

smith, bbc news, washington. let's get more from our north america correspondent david willis. happened with this vote? the just explain what happened with this vote? ., , ., this vote? the house of representatives - this vote? the house of representatives voted l this vote? the house of- representatives voted more or less along party lines with five republicansjoining less along party lines with five republicans joining the democrats in approving these measures, which would ban so—called ghost guns, guns without serial numbers, and would also raise the age at which hit was legal to buy a semiautomatic weapon from 18, which is the current age, to 21. that passed in the house, but there is a long way to go for such legislation to pass into law, hence that is very, very unlikely to happen. democrats control the house, this unit is divided equally, 50-50, this unit is divided equally, 50—50, and there are a lot of republicans there who oppose any amendment to this country's gun laws. so, what is likely to happen, as the best gun—control advocates can hope for is some sort of move

smith berg, maryland. not too far from camp david where presidents go on their weekends. three people killed, at least one or two winded, reminding us -- wounded, reminding us of a problem -- of what a problem this is. what are you seeing in the public polling of what the public wants done about gun violence? lisa: i think public opinion is affecting the debate in the u.s. senate. we are seeing that in polling we have gotten today from our npr mayors polling, which says that almost 60% of americans believe that protecting against gun violence is more important than gun rights. i want to drill down on what people think and how that might affect politics in the capitol. one way asked, would you vote for someone who voted for stricter at -- stricter gun laws? five party, huge difference. . 93% of democrats would support someone with stricter gun laws. independents, by a slim majority, want stricker -- stricter gun laws. look at this. look at when you look at these numbers by generation. i found this so fascinating. we are divided by our politics but not by our age. there you

david bend. the son of actor will smith, musician jayden, the list is far from complete it seemed a wave would overwhelmure, it turns out, has nothing to do with angelina jolie's daughter that from the age of three she wanted to be a boy dressed only in men's and imagined john at 14 wanted to return to a girl shilo already dresses differently grow their hair and tie it into a wife, a bun. now there are 16 boys, by the way, i didn’t want to. anomaly no according to a large number of studies cited by american conservative magazine from 60 to 90% of children and adolescents, those who considered themselves transgender older, provided that their body was not changed with the help of operations, having passed into a conscious age, they no longer want to change their sex, but in california, hormone therapy is allowed from the age of 12. and that then transgender people will feel crippled for life. so you never know what whims teenagers have and what to go on about the american comedian and columnist billmar clearly feels lucky that his childhood dreams have not come true. for example, i wanted to be a pirate,

and david, fox business anchor joining us. >> and sandra smith who used to be in the commodity businesse trader. you know, the incredible thing about president biden is he's not even meeting with these oil executives. he's sending a flunky to meet with the oil executives. he doesn't have the facts. he could talk to you for five minutes and inform him a lot of stuff. >> sandra: i would enjoy that. i brought up that study, and dug into it and looked at the states who imposed a gas tax holiday. it just doesn't work. >> it's a drop in the bucket compared to how much the biden tax, gas tax has cost us all. he keeps talking about -- went back to the russia invasion thing, gas prices went up a buck 50 between the time he was elected and the time russia invaded ukraine. it's gone up 200 -- 2.50 since the time biden was elected. so more before the russian invasion than it has after the russian invasion. so, that's really what's hang here. we have a supply crisis, at least he says we have a supply crisis but then he beats up on the only factor that could increase supplies in a dramatic fashion, t

david mccormick and the celebrity dr. oz, backed by former president trump tune in to the news with shepherd smith tonight >> see you soon. much. >>> still ahead, gamestop's turn around plans and can pure storage beat earnings for the sixth quarter in a row but all my employees need something different. oh, we can help with that. okay, imagine this. your mover, rob, he's on the scene and needs a plan with a mobile hotspot. we cut to downtown, your sales rep lisa has to send some files, like asap! so basically i can pick the right plan for each employee. yeah i should've just led with that. with at&t business. you can pick the best plan for each employee and get the best deals on every smart phone. >>> welcome back everybody the first trading day of june. what better time to check in on some of the under the radar names and meme stocks in particular today let's get to this edition of earnings exchange on these three names. start with chewy the online pet shop is more than 3% down and 50% down year to date analysts predicting a loss per share and beat on revenue. our local pet house lover is here on chewy and joining us the

smith, follow us on instagram and twitter. and stayed with cnbc, exxonmobil at the crossroads, with david faber, premiering now.ontinue around >> more than a thousand feet long and anchored off the coast of south america, this is is the latest entrance in the global race to secure oil >> hope you enjoyed the flight >> it is a monstrous beast of equipment.

. >> and david jolly, his lawyer, russell smith, points out that there were no confidential sources involvedn access so there was no reason a journalist not to cooperate. he didn't fight that subpoena. he is cooperating. and we don't know precisely at all what's in it. understandably, the committee is interviewing him for the first time today and so they're looking at this. they're looking at the video. and they want to assess with their legal team as to how to proceed. that's why he's not a witness today. and it's one of the reasons why as they've been saying, they're getting people now coming in not out of the woodwork, but people are coming in and creating you know, new possible witnesses. so they're taking a two-week break. congress is in recess in any case, but they're taking a two-week break so it would be two weeks before we hear again in public session from the committee. did they lose anything by losing the interest of the audience, frankly? public opinion by two weeks when people are going to be busy with july fourth and other things and not focused on the development of these seve

smith interview you'll ever see. from universal studios hollywood, welcome to the weekend edition of "access hollywood." i'm scott evans. >> and i am zuri hall. will sat down with davids netflix series, "my next guest needs no introduction," and this was two months before that infamous chris rock oscars slap. >> it's almost unreal, but what we know now makes what will said back then even more fascinating. >> what you see in the club all the time is a dude will be talking, and just -- bang!

and the adopted child of madonna, 16-year-old david barnd, also tries to look girlish. the son of actor will smith a wave overwhelms the states that everyone is born with an erroneous set of chromosomes, however, nature, it turns out, has nothing to do with angelina jolie's daughter that from the age of 3 she wanted to be a boy dressed only in men's clothes and seemed to be john at 14 she wanted to return to a girl shilo already dresses otherwise they grow their hair and tie it into a wife, a bun. now there is 16 she didn’t want to become a boy, anomaly no according to a large number of studies cited by the american canned food magazine against from 60 to 90% of children and adolescents who considered themselves transgender adults, provided that their body was not changed through operations, moving into a conscious age already more they don't want to change their gender, it's like that, but in california, hormone therapy is allowed from the age of 12. and that then transgender people will feel crippled for life. so, you never know what whims teenagers have, and what follow the american comedian an

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smith. follow us on instagram and twitter at the news on cnbc. and stay with cnbc, xoobexnmil at the crossroads with davido after 5,000, accelerate. >> mile and a half out continue around. >> more than 1,000 feet long and anchored off the coast of south america, this is the latest entrant in the global race to secure oil. >> hope you enjoyed the flight. >> it is a monstrous piece of equipment. >> we have now been producing oil and gas for about 78 days. >> it's operated b

david livingston won his reelection outright with 61% of the vote in santa clara county. voters will choose between bob johnson and kevin jensen to replace incumbent sheriff laurie smith stepping down after 24 years. some key district attorney races in the bay area in alameda county, longtime d a. nancy o'malley is retiring. it looks like in november, voters will choose between civil rights attorney pamela price and chief assistant district attorney terry wiley, who was endorsed by o'malley. whoever wins they will be the first african american district attorney and alameda county's history. political observers say all of these local runoff races will be wants to watch closely. we should see a larger turnout in november, and that will make a difference for the two candidates who are advancing to the run offs in the races where you know one candidate didn't win outright. already contra costa county district attorney incumbent dina beckton won by a large margin over her challenger, mary knocks with more than 60% of the vote. and when it comes to turn out, it appears to have been exceptionally low in some bay area counties and contra costa about 17% of registered voters turned in

smith has denied the charges against her. so in contra costa county. let's also talk about what's happening there. current share. davide vote as it stands now. now, benjamin theriot has been a police officer in richmond since 2000 and nine hoping to replace livingston right now he has 39% of the vote in alameda county. the current therapy is trailing and his reelection bid. sheriff greg ahern has, uh 36% of the vote right now in the primary challenger yesenia sanchez, who's the current alameda county sheriff, division commander, is on top with 47% of the vote. greg ahern has been the sheriff with alameda counties in january of 27 just a quick reminder for you. you can use our ktvu website and app to track complete election results from the primary, by the way, is free to download from your appstore. well covid had a big election day impact on precincts across san francisco. we've had about 100. poll workers cancel, uh, their assignments due to covid related issues. and so this morning we were scrambling a bit. we had stand by poll workers ready to go out about that number. so we were scrambling to get people reassigne

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