ed smith certainly remains a big fan. you are talking about a guy who is an exceptional talent, one of talent, who is playing with so one of talent, who is playing with so much confidence and flair and belief and skill. his decision—making has evolved so much and he becoming one of the most admired cricketers motherwell. and i think we all felt, the selection

ed smith certainly remains a big fan. you are talking about a guy who is an exceptional talent, one of talent, who is playing with so one of talent, who is playing with so much confidence and flair and belief and skill. his decision—making has evolved so much and he becoming one of the most admired cricketers motherwell. and i think we all felt, the selection panel felt this was the time to introduce jos buttler into the team. well without millenary the position was going to go to jail each until he broke his thumb so now we have dom bess, very inexperienced but ed smith spoke in glowing terms about his character here today. meanwhile james vince has paid the price for not quitting his talent with runs on the test match team. no revolution in the air but there is an optimism which often comes in may in the cricket season. the finishing touches tabloids and withjoss butler at the crease, test cricket will be more exciting than watching paint dry, that is the idea. our correspondentjoe wilson. let's hear from one of the tes

and, the 20—year—old told us he found out he'd been called up by national selector ed smith, whilst shoppinge were in the ikea store, and we were in mid—argument and i got a phone call, but i did not have his number, so i was quite keen to carry on the debate. amazing opportunity for me 110w debate. amazing opportunity for me now to grasp potentially my dream come true. i never played at lords, so we would be my first test match. to get this opportunity, ijust cannot wait, and hopefully if i do get that nod, i will give it my best. some people have said there is a lot of pressure to it butjust from myself, i have always backed myself but more pressure it is an amazing opportunity, hopefully. meanwhile, ireland have been beaten in their first ever test match, losing by five wickets to pakistan in dublin. having been made to follow on after their first innings, the hosts were looking to mount an incredible comeback. pakistan needed 160 for victory but looked in trouble at one stage, when 1a for three. the tourists steadied themselves. opener imam ul—haq made an unbeaten 7a, steering his side t

ed smith is the man leading the selection panel.le today and posed for photos and then spoke about his first test match selection. who are the men or perhaps who will read that enthusiasm onto the playing field. here's how it works. joe root moves to number three, jonny

ed sheeran, taylor swift and sam smith arejust a few of those performing. four uk cities across the four nations will host their own event. let's talk to our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba, who's in swansea. the sun still shining there. tell us more about what fans can expect. right now we have george ezra performing. this is occurring across four different sites, each in partnership with the bbc radio network so yesterday in belfast and todayit network so yesterday in belfast and today it was radio 6 music. in scotla nd today it was radio 6 music. in scotland yesterday and today it is radio 2 scotland yesterday and today it is radio2and scotland yesterday and today it is radio 2 and radio 3. in coventry tomorrow and monday also radio 2 and radio 3 but here in swansea it is

this is the first squad since ed smith became the new national selector.ng to bring them into the test team and playing well in the test team and playing well in the indian premier league and rewarded by this call—up. even though he has been called up and impressed their com he has barely played for his county due to a lack of form in the longer form of the game. he has been back to is best of late leading and he was speaking to the media and responded to those who said he hadn't spent enough time in the longerform of said he hadn't spent enough time in the longer form of the game. said he hadn't spent enough time in the longer form of the gamem shows that people are very open—minded does not necessarily only one way in to the national selection. if anything, that should benefit the guys because you can do it your way, whatever opportunities are afforded to you, you shouldn't be worried about taking them for the risk of saying, if i go and play in a tournament somewhere that is my ambition is finished. changes in by ambition is finished. changes in rugby u

ed sheeran, taylor swift and sam smith arejust a few of those performing.ig david is performing this evening on the main stage in, he told our entertainments correspondent lizo mzimba, how he's feeling about it very, very excited. to be asked to perform main stage here, i mean, that's ungrateful and the first placed and to look at the acts performing already has been amazing. we have had ed sheeran. all going well so far. liam payne at the moment. do you think you can topple that? i don't see it as a competition. we are bringing the variety and we had ed sheeran at the top end and sam smith closing off today. a band who my amd has been with me 18 years. everett would jump on stage with a live band show at the moment to dig in with classic records and putting new stuff as well. looking forward to seeing the crowd and have the respond to it. how exciting is that plane to a younger audience who might well be hearing your music for the first time was blue when i stressed when i performed at glastonbury was being on the stage seeing thousands and thousands of pe

later we will see the likes of ed sheeran, and sam smith.et? some new songs, some old songs, lots of music. why was it important for you to do that video in walsall, where you're from? a lot of people i did —— do not know i'm from walsall, soi did —— do not know i'm from walsall, so ijust did —— do not know i'm from walsall, so i just wanted did —— do not know i'm from walsall, so ijust wanted to go home. you need to look at life withoutjudging at. the director got it really well. you have been working with incredible people. drake, how did that happen? i messaged him on instagram and said i really like your music, and he replied to say he wa nted your music, and he replied to say he wanted to work with me. you also helped with the soundtrack of black panther. yes, i worked with kendrick lamar, and we got on really well. you are a classically trained singer. has that kind of training helped you forbid performances like tonight? kind of, iwas helped you forbid performances like tonight? kind of, i was trained from 11, when i started senior sc

yesterday, we had the likes of sam smith and ed sheeran onstage, today will rita 0ra kicked things off to be thunder and lightning, but it has been absolutely glorious, but mostly because of the quality of me is a copout on the stage. now, later, we will see the likes of taylor swift and florence and the machine taking to the stage, and tomorrow, in coventry with radio 3, we will see some of their stars being performed. in swansea, it is a lovely afternoon, the fans are having a lovely time. it is a real family atmosphere, and people of all ages enjoy all the wonderful things that are going on this afternoon. thank you very much, would somebody appreciative in the background, there. england could get more national parks as part of a review of the country's landscape. the environment secretary, michael gove, said the review would also look at whether to increase the number of areas of outstanding natural beauty. ben ando reports. the cpre are now fighting for great tracts of land to be used for national parks. between the wars, the battle raged for britain's open spaces and the right to

ed sheeran, taylor swift and sam smith arejust a few of those performing. our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba, who's in swansea. the sun still shining there. tell us more about what fans can expect. right now we have george ezra performing. this is occurring across four different sites, each in partnership with the bbc radio network so yesterday in belfast and todayit network so yesterday in belfast and today it was radio 6 music. in scotla nd today it was radio 6 music. in scotland yesterday and today it is radio 2 scotland yesterday and today it is radio2and scotland yesterday and today it is radio 2 and radio 3. in coventry tomorrow and monday also radio 2 and radio 3 but here in swansea it is radio 3 but here in swansea it is radio1. so radio 3 but here in swansea it is radio 1. so some of the biggest names in music have been on the stage and we expect more over the next day and a half. it all kicked off earlier with ed sheeran at 12 o'clock plane to tens of thousands of people here and since then we've seen the likes of george ezra lid on stage

ed sheeran, taylor swift and sam smith arejust a few of those performing. correspondent lizo mzimba has been in swansea talking to anne—marie and george ezra about their performances. iamjoined by i am joined by one of the people performing, anna marie. how are you? iam performing, anna marie. how are you? i am great. how much are you looking forward to an event like this? really looking forward to it. it is a good line—up and it is great to be on the same bill as other people here. good. you have been supporting ed sheeran all week and today he is supporting you, he is on first! you could say that. have you decided how it will all fit together?” could say that. have you decided how it will all fit together? i have got half an hour it will all fit together? i have got halfan hourand it will all fit together? i have got half an hour and i thought i would try and cram in all the once people would know. i like it when people think it back, so it is good to get ones that people know. how different is it plain to these big festival audience when people do not ne

ed sheeran, taylor swift and sam smith arejust a few of those performing in swansea this weekend. getting their own huge event. let's have a look at what fans can expect. # i'm in love with the shape of you... # we all have a hunger... # i say, don't you know # you say you don't know... # i'm way too good at goodbyes... # she fell under my spell # and for the way you make me feel # you always keep it real # the players gonna play, play, play, play, play # the haters gonna hate, hate, hate, hate, hate # i'm just gonna shake, shake, shake, shake, shake # shake it off, shake it off...# and in the next hour we'll be hearing from some of the stars who will be performing. now for the weather with tomasz schafernaker. and very quiet day for most of us, but the atmosphere is becoming a bit more electrified and we are in for some thunderstorms, notjust today, but through the rest of the bank holiday weekend. the storms as i speak are holiday weekend. the storms as i speak are across holiday weekend. the storms as i speak are across france at the moment and they will be moving northwards th

ed sheeran, taylor swift and sam smith arejust a few of those performing in swansea this weekend.t's have a look at what fans can expect. # i'm in love with the shape of you... # we all have a hunger... # i say, don't you know # you say... # i'm way too good at goodbyes... # she fell under my spell # and for the way you make me feel # you always keep it real # the players gonna play, play, play # the haters gonna hate, hate, hate... let's talk to our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba, who's in swansea. good morning. what the atmosphere, starting to build up? it is starting to build up. the gates opened here about ten minutes ago and you saw people rushing to get those prime spots at the front of the stage because of course this is one of the biggest music events of the year. it's a four—day festival happening infour it's a four—day festival happening in four locations across the four nations. each of those places hosting something tied into a bbc radio network. here it's bbc radio one. lots of acts we've just been hearing people, taylor swift, people like that. also people l

ed sheeran, taylor swift and sam smith arejust a few of those performing in swansea this weekend.ent with perth, coventry and belfast also hosting. earlier, i spoke to our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba, who's in swansea, about what we can expect over the weekend. this is one of the biggest music events of the year. it is a four—day festival happening in four locations across the four nations. each of those places hosting something tied into a bbc radio network. here, it is bbc radio1 so lots of acts like we have just been hearing taylor swift, people like that, and also people like george ezra. i spoke to him a bit earlier about his amazingly successful year and also how much he enjoyed and what it was like playing at festivals like this where people are not necessarily fans who know the music inside out. there is an excitement to that because you always have to give your best show but there is an element of, let's, like... keep them! and there's also, of course, people who are at festivals to forget, it's like an antidote to everything else going on, i think. it's like

in belfast we had a an event and here in swansea at radio 1 event, yesterday the likes of sam smith and edeen a glorious day of music since then, partly because the weather has been not what was expected. it was predicted to be thunder and lightning, but instead it's been absolutely glorious, but mostly because of the quality of music up there on stage. now, later we will see the likes of taylor swift and florence and the machine taking to the stage and tomorrow an eventin taking to the stage and tomorrow an event in coventry with radio 3 will see some of their stars being performed, but right here in swansea it isa performed, but right here in swansea it is a lovely afternoon, the fans are having a fabulous time. it's a realfamily atmosphere are having a fabulous time. it's a real family atmosphere of people of all ages enjoying all the wonderful things going on here this afternoon. let's ta ke let's take a look at the weather forecast with tomasz shafernaker. there has been a lot of talk of these thunderstorms but of course many of us have missed it altogether, beautiful across common in

ed sheeran, taylor swift and sam smith arejust a few of those performing. let's talk to our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba, who's in swansea. andi and i guess with no glastonbury this year there's a huge appetite for this of event? absolutely. what to swa nsea. this of event? absolutely. what to swansea. a beautiful, sunny afternoon. people were expecting rain with thunder and lightning, but the fact that the weather has held out has made this afternoon even more enjoyable for so many people. the band years and years are behind me on stage performing right now. we saw the likes of ed sheerin who opened up the stage at 12 o'clock andi opened up the stage at 12 o'clock and i we will see people like sam smith, clean bandit and craig david. as you say the fact that this is a fellow to glastonbury and they take a year off to have a rest, it was a great opportunity and the bbc that they could take advantage of it. underline their commitment to live music in its different forms. this four—day festival across four sites infour four—day festival across four

ed sheeran, taylor swift and sam smith arejust a few of those performing in swansea this weekend.y... # i'm not too good at goodbyes... # she fell under my spell # and for the way you make me feel # you always keep it real # the players going to play, play, play # the haters going to hate, hate, hate... # i'm just going to shake, sheikh, shake... #. we can speak to our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba who is in swansea this morning for day two of the festival. iamjoined by i am joined by ollie alexanders. however excited i? i'm a little nervous. it's our first proper show in about six months. a brand-new show. i am looking forward to it. and this is the first time fans will be able to see this world you have created from one of your latest releases. yes. all new, all singing, all dancing show. it is based on this world called palo santo, this fictional universe, and we want to create that on stage with people. it is again be the first time we roll that out. how challenging has that been? choreography, all the concepts into it... our choreographer has created this very conce

they are a family-owned business founded by ed and maggie mcgovern and their neighbor ozzie smith.was purchase outright by them in 191 1969. then in 1996, the business was transferred to their son and daughter. this 2004, the daughter, maureen and her husband, bought the business and are currently the sole owners. so the business continues to be a family-owned business. knights began as knights restaurant in 1963 at 234 mcalester street. this was a popular eatery in the civic center area. in 1978, the knights moved the restaurant and catering business to a larger location on golden gate avenue. then in 1989, the business was again moved to 550 alabama street. in 2001, the business was moved temporarily down to south san francisco. that move lasted several years, but by 2004, they were back in the city at their current location. knights catering qualifies for the business registry in staff's opinion. we wanted to note the roots are in the irish community and they traditionally have served irish cuisine and participate in parades and events. staff is recommending that the physical fe

it was opened up by ed sheerin, but he saw the likes of craig david, and sam smith, and cleaner bandit, just on the stage behind me, britos torah will be on injust the stage behind me, britos torah will be on in just over half an hour's time, and she will be kicking off an afternoon evening of music. we will see the likes of some huge names. just look at the list, james bay, and of course taylor swift followed by florence and the machine. there are other events going on around the country, in coventry, and that will see the likes of stereophonics, and liam gallagher, so people really hoping that this will be another great day of music, finishing off here in swa nsea, of music, finishing off here in swansea, two days of radio one's biggest weekend. let's find out what the weather will be like everybody. there has been a lot of talk of thunderstorms, but many of us have mist them all together. it has been beautiful across opening and that scotland, and it will stay that way. that thunderstorm risk will continue, sadly through this evening, there could be some rumbling through a little bi

ed sheeran. but there was also the likes of craig david, sam smith, and clean bandit.orld two. rita 0ra will be on the stage behind me injust rita 0ra will be on the stage behind me in just under rita 0ra will be on the stage behind me injust under half rita 0ra will be on the stage behind me in just under half an rita 0ra will be on the stage behind me injust under half an hour. she will kick off an afternoon of music that will see some huge names with shawn mendes is, 30 seconds to mars, james bay, taylor swift, florence and the machine. at other venues around the uk, there is a radio to event happening in coventry, where there will be the likes of paloma faith, stereophonics, ub40 and liam gallagher. the blogger to another —— people will hope it will be another great day of music to finish off the biggest weekend. hope you have your wellington boots, like the festivalgoers behind you. thunderstorms and torrential rain swept thunderstorms and torrential rain swe pt a cross thunderstorms and torrential rain swept across parts of southern britain overnight with frequen

smith, bbc south east today, brighton. a clip of a daring skier performing a mountain top stunt is gaining popularity on social media after he descended a mountain — and ski—eda lake. benjamin forthun performed his stunt at a ski resort in norway. his friend filmed the stunt known as "pond skimming". it involves skiing from snow and on to water before finally ending up again on snow. with the speed from his descent of the hill, the skier skimmed the water for about 180 feet, topping it all off with a backflip. don't try this at home. time for a look at the weather with chris. in the south, thundery rain. you can see a whole raft of thunderstorms developing across belgium, the netherlands, swinging west over the next few hours. there is a high chance of seeing heavy downpours overnight. affecting parts of east anglia, maybe the south midlands and southern counties of england. torrential falls of rain, as southern counties of england. torrentialfalls of rain, as much southern counties of england. torrential falls of rain, as much as 50 millimetres of rain in the wettest areas where there are storms. 0ne wettest areas where there are storms. one of those nights

ed sheeran. but there was also the likes of clean bandit, the likes of clean bandit, craig david, sam smith playingny venues across the uk. noel gallagher went down very well, and underworld too. what can we look forward to today? 0n the stage behind me, rita 0ra will be on in about half an hour. she will kick off an afternoon of music that will see some huge names with shawn mendes, 30 seconds to mars, james bay, taylor swift, florence and the machine. at other venues around the uk, there is a radio 2 event happening in coventry, where there will be the likes of paloma faith, stereophonics, ub40 and liam gallagher. people will hope it will be another great day of music to finish off the radio1 biggest weekend. thunderstorms and torrential rain swept across parts of southern britain overnight, with frequent lightning flashing across the sky. around 15,000 lightning strikes were recorded in four hours on saturday night. the thunderstorms swept northwards across the south of england, the midlands and wales and are expected to continue throughout today. many people got out their cameras to photograph

ed the tvpra. >> thank you for having us here today. thank you, congressman smith, for your years of devotion and passion on this issue. tha i also want to recognize other champions we've worked with that pushed through legislation on the hill. senator blumenthal, representatives wagner, walters, bass and many others who have worked on this. to step back for a moment, i joined the american hotel and lodging association just over four years ago after working on scli capitol hill. i got a phone call from a senate office asking what our industry was doing on human trafficking. i was honestly taken aback and confused. i didn't know why they were calling us even though i had worked on trafficking on capitol hill, i hadn't come across the connection to hotels. i told him i'd look into it and get back to them. i started asking around the office, asking our members. i was incredibly pleased to find out we had indeed been very engaged on this issue. perhaps the most significant single action was in 2014, the year before i joined the association, we worked with carol and her

smith and our own ainsley earhardt. pete: every angle covered of this royal occasion. ed: when you said i do.to do a whole lot else. stretch this out for a couple hours. abby: spent a lot of money doing it ♪ ♪ >> i good morning from windsor england west of london. this is fox news special coverage of the royal wedding. i'm sandra smith. good morning, everyone. >> shepard: good morning, i'm shepard smith. no relation. we are just downtown road from windsor castle in saint george's castle where prince harry is set to mary the american actress meghan markle. meghan's father as you no doubt heard is not here to walk her down the aisle. he is dealing with heart problems. markle will walk herself down the aisle.

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course eating a taco bowl. ( band playing ) kevin smith and musical guest paramore featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: wooo! hey, how are you? >> stephen: lovely! hey, how are you! wow! oh, my gosh. thank you, thank you for chanting my name. you know what i wanted for my birthday. thank you so much. welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. folks, i don't know about you, but i've got a lot of things i'd ask donald trump, and now i know robert mueller does, too. because the succeedin' "new york times" got their hands on all the questions that robert mueller wants to ask president trump. oh, come on! don't print them. if trump sees the questions in advance, he'll cheat! "did i collude with the russians? well, obviously, i... did not." ( laughter ) is that what we're looking for?" apparently, in the beginning of march, mueller's team called trump's lawyers to give them a preview of the questions. the lawyers took notes, and then somehow those notes wound up at "the new york times." trump wants t

because i was riding that horse and even mike smith said i was doing a great job, abby, pete, and ed.e: you could do both. your form is good enough i could see you on the track at some point. janice: like a part-time job. pete: like a side gig. janice: you know what will help the pain is next hour going to be sampling some mint julep, of course the official drink of the kentucky derby. abby: best part of the derby. ed: love it see you next hour. janice: it was an hour. i have to tell you mike smith doesn't do that very often. that's very fortunate. we are very fortunate to have "fox & friends" back in the saddle. pete: might be good luck. abby: thank you, janice, see you soon. pete: free speech report from the university of california, berkeley blames conservatives for those anti-free speech riots. we're serious about that. coming up. we have the executive vice president of the u.k. berkeley college republicans here to respond. ed: plus, unemployment just plummeted to 18-year low. good news doesn't stop there. charles payne joins us with what this means and whether or not he is tired

name is ed and i'm the professor only computer science and public affairs and the director of the center for next technology at princeton and i have the honor of introducing the speaker, brad smith. i want to thank everyone who helped make this possible and thank thursday dean emily carter and the professor jennifer, and everyone else who has helped me make this event possible. i you've have not heard brad spieth speak before, glory for a real treat. brad is one of my favorite speakers. brad is a princeton alum from the class of 1981 and has send the university in many way is am wonderful advise examiner supporter of the itp. his counsel i have most valued. a trustee of the university and able to provide that same counsel to the university. right now the tech industry is at a crossroads. because public attitudeses and the attitudes and he political system towards technology and the tech industry has shifted. in a couple of ways. first, with the rise of artificial intelligence, machine learning and big data, people have realized that it's not just a one-time small change with this internet thing but that technology is having a big and long-term effect on many speaks of people's l