created this tribute to the band on a new york city wall but her legacy isn't the only thing on debbie harrycome an advocate for bees n south dakotaing the alarm about declining bee population and their importance in food production. her latest album is called poll in ator and she often shows up in bee gear on tour and for our interview. >> it's a terrific little head band. >> do you feel you're having some effect. >> yeah i think so. i get a lot of information. a lot of people writing saying my dad or i am a bee keeper there are a lot of bee keepers but there are problems with diseases and you know things in the hives and competing with the problems in the environment, you know, the demise of our precious environment. ♪ >> debbie harry is well aware of her influence on music and culture today. she also knows there are things she can't control. >> is aging something that -- >> -- it's horrible. >> it is kind of horrible. >> your head is the same. i'm still like 25 in my head but i hesitate to dress like a 25-year-old. >> do you still feel 25? >> in my head, yeah. i'm fortunate i've always be

debbie harry and chris steinjoin us later.nk the world has gone completely mad. they're i think we are going to get on mothers with. labour soda wire, so that why. he's the latest comedy star to grace the famous cobbles of coronation street. jim moir, better known as vic reeves, talks to us about his newest alter ego colin callen. all that still to come. but now a summary of this morning's main news. a public inquiry into the grenfell tower fire, which killed at least 80 people opens today. it will examine the cause and spread of the fire, high—rise regulations, and the actions of the local authority. the inquiry chairman is formerjudge sir martin moore—bick and he will give a 45—minute statement which will be watched by residents and victims. and we'll be speaking to a former resident of grenfell tower about his hopes for the inquiry just after seven. president trump will visit florida today to see the destruction caused by hurricane irma. police are investigating the deaths of eight residents at a nursing home in the state.

. >> harris and amanda, your house is good. debbie stubs, linda spencer is fine. fine. >> and that matters here because people want to tell their loved ones that they're okay. >> they've rid den this storm out and they're so happy to be here and they're dealing with so much. now, there are people who left the keys who are coming back to the keys, trying to get a glimpse of whether or not their homes are still here. our team with brian todd up near i'll amore add a. they were there and saw az woman trying to get home and couldn't quite make it. >> what happened when you get to the checkpoint. >> so when we get to the checkpoint, we had the re-entry sticker to get back in in homestead they told us we could come in and once we got here, no, no, no. they looked at the sticker on my car and once we get here, we're told no. >> did they explain that? >> no, they didn't. no residents -- i said even if you're medical personnel. he was like nope, nobody can come in. >> one of the deputies told us that it still may not be safe. if they let you through and something happens t

. >> harris: she should have come out stronger. who she should really be mad at is debbieserman schultz. thus the person who greeted the headwind. >> marie: a look at the people who voted for bernie and the primary and donald trump in michigan, wisconsin, ohio, i agree with kennedy that this is not why she lost and she was a flawed candidate and a lot of other ways, but it did have an impact and it's ludicrous to say it didn't. >> sandra: i want to break in because governor rick scott of florida is coming in right now on the path of irma, he's watching it, he's activated another 900 members of the national guard. let's listen. >> i've directed the remaining 6,000 of aylmer's of the floor to national guard to report for duty no later than friday morning. i positioned 13 helicopters and high water vehicles are on standby. the florida national guard and escorted him with other states and the national guard bureau to ensure approximately 30,000 troops, 4,000 trucks, 100 helicopters, and air evacuation crews are ready to support our state. the wildlife commission has arranged t