our eddie was an innocent man. i'm 'ust our eddie was an innocent man.sink— taken so long and the agony isjust hard to sink in. i would also like to thank— hard to sink in. i would also like to thank all— hard to sink in. i would also like to thank all those people, too many to thank all those people, too many to mention. — to thank all those people, too many to mention, along us on ourjourney to mention, along us on ourjourney to the _ to mention, along us on ourjourney to the truth — to mention, along us on ourjourney to the truth. thank you very much. applause — applause i call on behalf of the court. ourfamily has our family has seen and heard what we always knew. the soldiers in the british government. were lying through their teeth. to cover up the cold—blooded murder of our loved ones. now the world knows they're innocent. who are asking for amnesty. we live with the fact that our daddy was murdered in cold blood on the streets of ballymurphy. he was picked up by the ones who shot him. instead of bringing them straight to the hospital, which is on

eddie, i have a certificate if you would come up, to honor you in the community. on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. i've been vaccinated. the president said i could take my mask off for something like this. thank you so much for your work and effort and for caring so much about kids in san francisco and making sure they have this wonderful playground. >> thank you so much. this is wonderful. thank you. >> with that. i wanted to introduce your supervisor rafael mandelman. >> thank you mayor. everywhere we go, there are thousands of people who are alive in san francisco and we kept our hospitals open and our emergency rooms able to serve people and this could have gone very differently. so thank you, madam mayor, for your tremendous leadership. this is an exciting day for district 8. it is a long time coming. i do, you know, i want to acknowledge an elected official who is here and a diamond heights neighbor, jenny lam from the school board. getting the kids back in school. so this was a long project. this was 10 years in the making and it happened b

what does it -- does it get any more normal talking to eddie murphy >> nah, the thing with eddie is, you feel comfortable. eddie is the exact opposite. [ laughter ] the more you meet him the more scared you get [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "oh, he didn't like that anymore." but when he laughs at something that you do it makes you feel great like we got in a whole run and we were both laughing and i made eddie murphy laugh and i go, "that means a lot. i'm like -- when you laugh and i make you laugh that means a lot. does it change your brain when you're like, "dude, i'm just gonna leave right now because i made eddie murphy laugh. >> when i make dick cheney laugh, now that means a lot. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we're going to come back with more dick cheney jokes with chris rock. come on back everybody more "tonight show." [ cheers and applause ♪ limu emu... and doug. so then i said to him, you oughta customize your car insurance with liberty mutual, so you only pay for what you need. oh um, doug can we talk about something other than work, it's the weekend. yeah, yeah. [ squawk ] hot dog or..

alix: eddie, richly appreciate it -- eddie, really appreciate it.oining us for more is alan custis, lazard asset management portfolio manager. alan: i think eddie touched on it, there's been a lack of investment in new mine capacity. we were all talking about a super cycle. mining companies got carried away with what turned out to be pretty marginal projects. so there's been a lack of investment over the last four or five years, which has led to some of the tightness we have seen in the market. let's be very clear, the market does not believe that these commodity prices are sustainable. i quickly calculated that if you really thought $212 iron ore was the number that was going to be sustainable going forward, a stock like rio tinto would be over 200 pounds, so the market is currently taking the cameron -- taking the current commodity prices with us, and hence the pullback, i am inclined to agree that we are not valuing these stocks based on current commodity prices, and therefore i think there is an option play to look at these stocks in a more cons

eddie: there's a lot of cheap money in the system, right?o a lot of yield in the system. so that money is looking for a home, and some of it is going absolutely to things like cryptocurrencies, and gold at the latter end of last year was seeing some of that bid come in. that is definitely part of the story. i don't think it is all of the story. there are people who really believe in this technology, and we are seeing people giving up careers as banks and moving into cryptocurrencies, absolutely. alix: like i said, i know someone who is just trading cryptocurrencies right now as a career choice. eddie, thanks a lot. real quick, if you are at goldman, you're going back to work. goldman sachs saying u.s. staff should prep for a return june 14. u.k. staff, june 21. so your train is going to become more crowded now, guy. guy: absolutely. there were four people in the carriage this morning. alix: picking up. guy: this is my indicator as to people coming back to work. previously, i had my own carriage on the train. now there are four people in it.

eddie: i think that argument is little bit more complex.onship with inflation is more complex. when we see hyperinflation, sure. no one is talking about hyperinflation because the fed has a lot of ammunition. if they see inflation picking up they can react to it. we are not there yet. what gold is reacting to now is more phenomenal rate side of the equation. i think gold is reacting more to the nominal yield side of the equation. if we see inflation pick up, then perhaps the fed can raise rates. alix: it sounds not that bad for us, do not worry about that. i wonder where this leaves bitcoin? if bitcoin trades like gold that is complicated, if it trades like tech that is complicated. eddie: the bitcoin story is taking on a life of its own. across the board, there is a lot more happening in the crypto space. on the one hand you are seeing cryptocurrency getting a lot more investor attention. things like elon musk going on television and telling investors about things like dogecoin but did not know how to invested. you are seeing this front an

after we made this train ride, eddie engrossed ops, and eddie said i think we should go to talk';k toern and put this off until the rain stops. general groves said i think that is a good idea, so we went over to army headquarters which was in nancy, got there about 5:00, just before supper. general coffee and general gay were there things, general paton was upstairs and they said we are doing here? general lady told him and he said we came to see if general paton would put the attack off until the rain stops. kathy said, i don't really think he will do it, you can ask, and he'll be down in a minute. about that time he came down the stairs with old willie paton his pitbull a. soon as he saw grow in 80, he says, what the hell are you and bob doing here? a general lady started telling him, he says general bob and i've just driven over this front and it is a mass of mud and water. we think it would be desirable to postpone the attack tomorrow morning until after the rain stops. a pageant says a, well a boys i tell you what. this is not the way it reads in the history books, nor in war as

eddie glaude is still here.oting fraud in america when they made it the central issue when the lie led to a deadly insurrection and now is on the precipice of leading to a purge of liz cheney from leadership. it's worth everybody understanding the truth of voting fraud in this country. "the washington post" writes about 16 cases this year of illegal voting. this story, though, about the disparities of how a white man in pennsylvania and a black woman in texas were treated tells another even darker layer to this story. >> that's right, nicole. look, for 15 years, activists on the right, inside and outside the accomplishment, have been trying to promote the idea that there is widespread fraud in the voting, especially in communities of color. and they have wanted to perpetuate that narrative to justify a crackdown on voting rights to make it harder to vote. here's the problem. for years and years, they have failed to find that evidence. they've looked for it. they've had sympathetic prosecutors trying to find it.

eddie, david, we covered a lot. two of the best. we'll talk real soon. want to bring in economics professor of kings college brian brenberg. brian, i want to pick up on the housing story. we had big news out this morning. turns out first-time, folks with over 100,000 or more income, wealthier americans are actually moving more than people that earn less than 50,000. this is such a rare occurrence. they're all going down south. even though there was a 12 1/2% monthly decline in housing starts in the south you have to take a look how much it dwarfs the rest of the nation. take the rest of the country and housing starts in the south still more than that. i'm thinking, what is driving this? it has to be more than covid. more than taxes. what is this big move all about? >> yeah. definitely not just covid, charles. covid certainly opened up the possibility that people could move. that was more after reaction and a retreat. what we're seeing now especially wealthier households, these are not the top, top tier, above the median level of income, they have a lot t

it quickly capsized, killing 429 sailors and marines onboard, including eddie.. the others, nearly 400 of them, were buried at a military cemetery in honolulu. but in 2015, the agency charged with finding and identifying missing service members disinterred the remains. >> we sorted through, doing analysis. today, we're up to 336 sailors and marines that are now back with their families. >> reporter: using dna samples from relatives and comparing dental records, they can spend years identifying one sailor from the oklahoma. >> it just depends on the type of dna we need to use. >> reporter: now, the 80th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor may mark the end of the uss oklahoma project. >> by the end of the summer, we will have done as much as we can. >> reporter: but the dpaa mission is far from over. >> we estimate 38,000 americans to be recoverable, predominantly from world war ii. >> reporter: men and women gone, but not forgotten. on this memorial day, eddie's sister hopes the country remembers his sacrifice. >> he always said that if the flag is not what

eddie subsequent career testified to the potency of this liberal internationalist vision. as a higher consultant for the chevron texaco owned ram co-, and in arabic and political sympathy, he promoted peace between western and saudi interests by way of mutual ambition and shared respect for the divine. through aggressive proliferation of corporate promotion, as well as practical and -- destruction in how to live and elaborate in a land saturated with god and black gold, and eat not only wrapped the myth of capitalism and corporate benevolence. he also animated ground level operations on cultural sites and in the oil camps with a tenor of intercultural and [inaudible] exchange. one of the more i think fascinating lines of work that my research took me into was looking at the kind of interior lives, the internal workings of ram co-, especially in the 19 forties, 19 fifties and 19 1960s. there, william eddie and several other managers, many of them coming from missionary backgrounds, devised a whole kind of institutional structure by which product is theism and islam could ki

charles: eddie what are you looking at?so we're not as bullish on big tech here in the short term. we think one of the catalysts why we've seen the bounce in big tech here recently because of the 10-year treasury. i think we're at one six right now. as we accelerate into the end of this quarter, i think we're going to see a huge surge in cyclicals and energy plays. we think 10-year treasury goes back up to the highs of the one seven that will be challenging for qs in the near term. we're continuing to go underweight there. we're overweight the cyclicals and energy as you know continues to be the favorite play. those stocks have not yet caught up to the underlying commodity prices. today is a great example. look how oil is ripping and some equities are lagging. we think that we see acceleration in gdp going into this quarter will be some of the largest growth numbers we've seen. that will bode very well for the cyclicals and energy and lastly i think we're going to hit peak inflation as we go to july. at that point in time w

princeton's eddie glaude jr.ditor at large for the nonprofit newsroom, the 19th, erin haynes. she is an msnbc contributor. good to have you with us. let's get right to the news. president biden drew on his own experience to comfort those in grief while honoring america's war dead at a ceremony in his home state of delaware yesterday, which was six years to the day that he lost his son, bo, an iraq war veteran, to brain cancer. >> beau didn't die in the line of duty, but he did serve in the delaware national guard for a year, that was one of the proudest things he did in his life. thank you for allowing to us grieve together today. i know how much the loss hurts. i know the black hole that it leaves in the middle of your chest that feels like you may get sucked into it and won't come out. greetings like this and gatherings help. and while i know nothing, i can say to ease the pain, i know each year it gets a little bit better. i promise the day will come when the mention of the name of your son or daughter or husb

a decade ago, jamie dornan and eddie redmayne were roommates

eddie murphy in "raw" can use it in jolly fashion and barely anybody says a thing.am now could get away with that. as we move along, i imagine we will get to class. in a way, i hope so. i think we need to be more careful about things like that. which aspect of being human is going to become profane in 500 years? i just am too rooted in my time to imagine. it will be something different from what we have now. it depends on what society is hung up about. you can be hung up about something for good reason. it used to be our big hangup was god. then it was the fact that we had private parts and we have sex. now our hangup is that we don't want to slur groups. that is an intellectual and moral advance. we will advance to something else. >> the new book is "nine nasty words, english in the gutter, then now and forever." it's all tomorrow. >> i don't know if you know this. the books are behind him. >> yes, they are. thank you very much for being on this morning. >>> okay. coming up, donald trump is still pushing the big lie telling his followers to watch the states he lost

it's got eddie murphy as a donkey. what's the best animal? a donkey. what's the best eddie murphy? eddie murphy. put them together and you've got shrek. not to mention the story: it's about an ogre who thinks he's falling for a beautiful princess, but she actually turns out to be an ogre. which is a good lesson for kids because it's never too early for them to learn about catfishing. anyway, on tonight's show: a new giuliani just dropped, another cp time with roy wood jr., and we'll tell you why the waiter hasn't shown up with the menus yet. so let's do this, people! welcome to the daily social distancing show. >> from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily social distancing show" with trevor noah. ♪♪♪ >> trevor: let's dick things off with the police. the answer to the question, whatever happened to that bully from high school? ever since the black lives matter movement began, there has been a debate over the best way to stop police abuse. should the police be reformed, defunded, abolished? and police have consistently replied, nah,

i, eddie micah junior. units 5 the one the most. why didn't you get a better job and that's what it's so much fun for your money. run over to the me the news . the news the the the drive is very total was $700.00. 18. no, just the fees for that. number. 80 marashi is behind the wheel. he customize isn't that strange how the cars in his garage? because sometimes he might have something can be quite wonderful. read in 30 minutes on d w. ah ah me oh oh, i can because you know, isn't in this? oh no. no. i the who's been ongoing quest for the spring began in 2011 people stood up against corrupt rules and dictatorship. all these moments have left the boston my memory. the me they had hoped for more security, more freedom and more dignity have their hopes in for 10 years after the arab spring. rebellion starts june 7th on d, w. the. the news . the news lies from berlin. india faces a new health threats. the country starts eating restrictions and the devastating 2nd wave of the panoramic decline, but it's not sounding the all clear just as

eddie minsky is following the story. she covers it for the post. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. steve: that may begin with the statement yesterday. has significant was that from the president? >> there was a significant statement on a number of different fronts. the first piece of it was that biden was really reversing a position that his white house has been quite in on, which had been that the world health organization should take the lead in investigating the origins of the coronavirus. a problem with that has been the who had sales in the past to do that. and it's seen as being quite deferential to china. it was a little bit like having them in -- the foxes investigating the henhouse. there were other parts of the statement that were remarkable. one is a debate that is unsettled. typically, presidents don't reveal those discussions. which the intelligence is categorized as. that was odd, too. politically, the president took a veiled dig at president trump in his statement, sort of saying that biden, as a candidate, has been urging m

i'm eddie micah junior. units on. i'm gonna live right down the bottom of the building up on that up when your money in the news, the news, the news the the the the show i told the issue is shaping the continents and the news africa, the were gone. men the what's making the headlines and what's behind the way on the street to give you in the report and insight all of the trends that my to use in 30 minutes on the w. ah luxury hotel thing over at dazzling history to add me in 75 on d w. oh, you mean? yes we german talk. we bring you on going to mac or never right, just so what is what it was? who is medical really what i'm wanting to people is along the way. myers and critic join us for mattel. last the hi jacking. the news where i go from the news is being hijacked. journalism itself has become a scripted reality show. it's not just good versus evil, versus them black and white in countries like russia and china, turkey, people are told this test. and if you're a journalist there and you're trying to get me on that, y

jaku was born eddie jakubowitz in germany.d to be german >> very proud. i thought i live in the most civilized, most cultured, and certainly the most educated country in europe. i was german first and german second and jewish at home. >> reporter: none of which mattered to a nation, a people gone mad. >> people, society should not forget what happened i don't hate no one, not even the german but i despised them. >> reporter: 6 million jews worked to death, starved to death, tortured and murdered. >> what i have seen, it is incredible to do this to people they don't want to believe it. i was finally transported to what became my hell on earth auschwitz. my parents and sister were also transported to auschwitz, and i was never to see my parents again. >> reporter: in his book "the happiest man on earth," eddie jaku recounts his survival and then misery after the war, until he and his wife started a family. >> through all my years, i learned this life can be beautiful if you make it beautiful. 80 years ago, i didn't think i would

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upon moving to lubbock in 1996, eddie immersed himself into our community. served on numerous boards including the texas association of business, work force solutions for the south plains, and convenant hospital. for decades eddie has served with excellence and integrity, always putting our communities -- community's interest above his own. congratulations on an outstanding career and thank you for the bottom of our hearts for your service and contribution to lubbock and to west texas. we wish you the very best and for your wife, your children, and the entire mcbride family, god bless you and go west texas. madam speaker, i rise today to recognize sergeant jared burn net, a true west texas hero. on december 27, 2019, vast fog surrounded him as he investigated a series of crashes due to zero visibility in lubbock county. after checking on a bystander along the side of the road, a fast moving tractor-trailer lost control, hitting a number of vehicles, as well as sargent burnett causing him serious injury. he won the purple heart for his actions that day and hi

he was found about two hours later on the 600 block of eddy street.ey're waiting for charges against the individual suspected in the stabbings and keeping tabs on any updates on the two women, 85 and 65 years old, both stabbed there at the intersection of fourth and market. we're live in san francisco, cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >> thanks, cierra. 6:57. >>> police in san jose looking for the driver involved in a deadly hit-and-run, happened last night in south san jose near princeton plaza mall. video shows appears to be a mangled segway device. >>> now to san francisco and happening tomorrow, the city will officially move into the least restrictive yellow covid tier. this means nearly every business there will be able to open indoors to some capacity including bars. >>> marin county still stuck in the orange, though it has been flirting with the move to the yellow tier for weeks. recent covid cases linked to travel and social gathering are keeping the county from moving into that less restrictive tier. >>> 6:58, and taking a live look out

so i think, eddie and dan, as i hand it off to my colleague, liz claman.ry day, charles. us too. the individual and the big ceos. but you know what? wall street encompasses all of them these days. wall street is celebrating cinco de mayo with an old-fashioned rally that has the dow the jones industrials headed for its 22nd record close of the year. it needs just 67 points to get there. we're up 164. i any gain means a third straight record for the dow transports as well, so that one up 110 points. we're in the color for a record there unless something not good happens in the next 59 minutes. of. [laughter] we're not l

us relief for coach eddie tears each he'll be hoping hollands can return in time for thursday when de mint meet but he's a game in the german cup final hopefully he's there for the cup final because i know unless the school goes and you know he's a big player for us. would help soften the blow of yet another fight. of course. i know that. i couldn't care less what else should i say congratulations they deserved it because they consistently played well and yeah you can't say much else. yeah. come on. champions league qualification that might just help them keep hold of their stock. of the. saved. and is deservedly. joined in such he's been in irrepressible form in 2021 with both of his goals this season coming season stupid as of right. exact piece to the development that could well prove to be. god i think it's time to see that seek not to do that but. i'm happy to give it to goes on for the team showed today. that we have great spirit i mean we did on the defensive. it wasn't just to win the fans digging his breaks on saturday to do his silky skills also of course ensured by and what

eddie, i have a certificate if you would come up, to honor you in the community.. i've been vaccinated. the president said i could take my mask off for something like this. thank you so much for your work and effort and for caring so much about kids in san francisco and making sure they have this wonderful playground. >> thank you so much. this is wonderful. thank you. >> with that. i wanted to introduce your supervisor rafael mandelman. >> thank you mayor. everywhere we go, there are thousands of people who are alive in san francisco and we kept our hospitals open and our emergency rooms able to serve people and this could have gone very differently. so thank you, madam mayor, for your tremendous leadership. this is an exciting day for district 8. it is a long time coming. i do, you know, i want to acknowledge an elected official who is here and a diamond heights neighbor, jenny lam from the school board. getting the kids back in school. so this was a long project. this was 10 years in the making and it happened because, i mean, lots of great folks made it happen

able to bring eddie home courtney kube, nbc news, arlington national cemetery. >> wow. >> incredible.wow. >>> still ahead, the tributes that are pouring in for beloved actor and "love boat" captain gavin macleod. >>> coming up on "pop start," the routine part 2 how music star ed sheeran is jumping on board the renewed friends frenzy, because we're all on board, right? >> it happens. >> right after your local news i love that click. this is the ipad keyboard. it's a lot heavier. with the surface, you have all kinds of ports. ipad has one. you want to be this guy? ipad pro is just a tablet. surface is a full computer and a tablet. and now, the price. mm-hmm. more protection, more sun, more joy. beach defense® from neutrogena® the suncare brand used most by dermatologists and their families, neutrogena® for people with skin. introducing aleve x. neutrogena® it's fast, powerful long-lasting relief with a revolutionary, rollerball design. because with the right pain reliever... life opens up. aleve it, and see what's possible. when we really, really want something, (whispers) come on greg.

i am eddie michael jr welcome to the program families in the afghan capital kabul have got buried in the victims of saturday's explosions at least 50 people you know of them young girls were killed in the bomb blast at a school in a largely shiite muslim neighborhood no group has yet claimed responsibility but afghanistan's president is blaming the taliban a group. point in the finger so called i. got me all those. at a remote hillside cemetery fathers of those killed in saturday's attack outside of kabul school are burying their daughters. in a country to a background hum of bombings and death this attack has been met with shock and in a comprehension. she was 15 years old and in the 8th grade. she was very intelligent and didn't miss a single day of school. yesterday her mother told her not to go to school but she said no mother i will go today but not tomorrow. that's what she did and today we're burying her here. multiple blasts had gone off outside the siad our shocked our school and western couple as it lessons ended for the day many of the children killed were on their way hom

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on the one hand, there's rock doing his post—eddie murphy procedural shtick, and on the other, there'sred by ridiculously complicated machinery while a puppet explains the plot on a tape. when's the last time| you saw your father? the saw franchise may be predicated upon these set pieces, but it would help if they actually made sense and didn't leave you wondering a, how the killer designed, built and then set up all this machinery without anyone noticing, and b, what exactly the point of the trap is, particularly one that seems to offer the victim the choice between death and, er, death, without even the possibility of cake. most importantly, for all its grotesquery, nothing in spiral is scary, with its plot twists provoking not shocks, but groans. it's in cinemas now. meanwhile over on netflix, we have army of the dead, the latest from zack snyder, who recently scored an online hit with his director's cut ofjustice league. is there anybody else here who hasn't killed a zombie? well, we all know the basics. zombies, shamblers, the undead — whatever you want to call them — when it come

police arrested a san francisco man two hours after the attack less than a mile from the scene on eddy street. the attack happened on market street. witnesses said that the man walked onto the platform and stabbed two asian women. one woman in her 80s and the other in her 60s. people saw the man walk by with a knife in his hand. >> it could have been me. >> it was a pretty big knife. it was like a military knife with a big blade. he walked away like nothing happened, like sunday morning. >> reporter: how does that make you feel? >> unsafe and like we need more officers patrolling. >> the victims went through surgery last night and are now in icu in stable condition with their families by their side. >> the super of the eye area said this was not a robbery and that the man just walked up and stabbed these women and walked away. live in san francisco, abc7 news . >>> someone said a woman 's's hair on fire when she was on a san francisco muni bus. police are looking for her and the person who did it. police want a statement from the victim. this happened at the 5 fulton bus. police say a

this is the show for africa, so you'd like you and i wherever you're watching from your host, eddie mike, a junior so this will show will focus on education. how do you get students and children in school? yes. what's coming up.

eddie bauer version of the ford explorer, do you remember that?of a plaid, right? >> but it just speaks to the sort of the value of brands, and how those brand values have changed over the years. >> exactly yeah, you don't -- what would i buy now if i were to buy eddie bauer something or other do you have anything i don't have anything. >> i haven't been to an eddie bauer in quite some time, which may speak to -- not -- >> i hear you. if you haven't been there, then yeah -- that's how i gauge it. let's move on. moving on. our next guest is seeing signs of the covid economic recovery in her business. let's welcome deborah kafaro, ceo chairman of health care real estate investment trust ventas which owns or has investment in 1,200 properties -- largest senior housing owners in the u.s., 739 senior communities thanks for joining us. it's a great sector to monitor given the pandemic and there are some differences, deborah, that we want to point out you're not necessarily a skilled nursing home seniors live in your facilities, which you own, but they'r

eddie, i have a certificate if you would come up, to honor you in the community. on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. i've been vaccinated. the president said i could take my mask off for something like this. thank you so much for your work and effort and for caring so much about kids in san francisco and making sure they have this wonderful playground. >> thank you so much. this is wonderful. thank you. >> with that. i wanted to introduce your supervisor rafael mandelman. >> thank you mayor. everywhere we go, there are thousands of people who are alive in san francisco and we kept our hospitals open and our emergency rooms able to serve people and this could have gone very differently. so thank you, madam mayor, for your tremendous leadership. this is an exciting day for district 8. it is a long time coming. i do, you know, i want to acknowledge an elected official who is here and a diamond heights neighbor, jenny lam from the school board. getting the kids back in school. so this was a long project. this was 10 years in the making and it happened b

promoter eddie hearn has confirmed that saunders remained in hospital overnight.r so. these next pictures prove that people have moved with the times. how about this for an idea — tokyo olympics, take note — winners receiving their medals via a covid—secure drone at the rhythmic gymnastics world cup in baku on sunday. just a reminder of our top story. manchester united keeping the title reads alive, not losing against aston villa stop from me and the rest of the team, goodbye. —— keeping their title dreams alive. hello. a week of sunshine and showers to come, not as cold as last week, and no frost overnight. but temperatures only close to average for the time of year. overnight, some showers will continue, particularly across western areas, an area of rain pushing further east through england, along which there could well be some heavy and thundery bursts of rain to come. and temperatures, well, holding up in mainly the range of around 7—12 celsius. into tomorrow, it may start with a bit of rain close to the north sea coast of england first thing before that clear

promoter eddie hearn confirming today saunders remained in hospital overight. or so. these next pictures prove that people have moved with the times. how about this for an idea — tokyo olympics, take note — winners receiving medals via a covid—secure drone at the rhythmic gymnastics world cup in baku on sunday. works brilliantly now, doesn't it? until it all goes horribly wrong, but they seem to have a handle on it, don't they? big responsibility if you're on the handles of the drum. that is about it for sportsday. next up on bbc news, it's the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best new movies available for viewing in the home while we look forward to cinemas reopening in the very near future. the mortal kombat video game series first came to the cinema in the mid—�*90s during an early wave of dismal console—to—big screen adaptations that included the live—action super mario bros starring bob hoskins and the ill—fated street fighter, which teamed jean—claude van damme with kylie minogue for reasons no one

eddie murphy, george carlin, they are not complaining that their jokes didn't aid welcome at their jokesdana: what you need, what you need? >> jesse: anything. >> greg: i can't tell if that was a compliment or not. >> dagen: i will just end with this, you mentioned eddie murphy or lenny bruce or joan rivers or paul mooney who just died, this bumbling bag of cowardice that we've been talking about this segment will never be mentioned alongside those greats, ever. ♪ ♪ riders, the lone wolves of the great highway. all they need is a bike and a full tank of gas. their only friend? the open road. i have friends. [ chuckles ] well, he may have friends, but he rides alone. that's jeremy, right there! we're literally riding together. he gets touchy when you talk about his lack of friends. can you help me out here? no matter why you ride, progressive has you covered with protection starting at $79 a year. well, we're new friends. to be fair. eh, still. it's beauty, - [macaw vo] pretty boy. - or the beast. - the beauty, - [macaw vo] pretty boy. has failed. the beast, john cox, will shake up sacram

-- with rena seaman eddie -- with katerina simonetti of morgan stanley.his is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: let's check in on the bloomberg first word news. the fighting between israel and the palestinians has taken a do to her and -- has taken a new turn. ground forces are now firing at militants in the gaza strip. meanwhile, hamas militants are still firing rockets into israel. more than 100 palestinians and seven israelis have been killed. republican senators say they are encouraged about the chances for a deal on infrastructure after meeting with president biden. one of the six republicans who went to the white house, shelley moore capito of west virginia, called the discussions very productive. she said the president told them to come with their own proposal so he can react to it. gasoline shortage in the southeastern u.s. could drag on for a week or so, according to one of north america's biggest distributors. now that the colonial pipeline is back in business, the problem is a lack of trucks and drivers. they are needed to take acellena from distribution hu

. >> meteorologist eddie patella here with heloise wenzel last. >> i know people are tired of these windshink they will ease a bit as we head into tomorrow. and by sunday we are looking at much lighter winds here in the bay area, typical of what we expect to see around this time of year. i want to show you what's bringing the winds into an area of low pressure that is producing thunderstorms, bringing snow to sierra nevada that even what weather down south. you will notice, as we show you the view right now the area of low pressure just spinning in this area, i'm going to get you in a little bit closer, because i want to show you how much this is a very active pattern in the mountains at this hour. and the snow showers will continue. if you have travel plans to tahoe, probably best to hold off until the snow showers are done, which will be a by tomorrow evening. i want to show you live doppler locally, it is quiet. but keeping an eye on what you are seeing here, little bit of moisture just around the upper lake county area. there is a possibility of an isolated shower or thunderstorm unti

boxing promoter eddie hearn says the heavyweight title fight between anthonyjoshua and tyson fury willst the mth, in a specially built stadium. the long awaited bout, set to happen in saudi arabia, is yet to be officially confirmed by both sides. jofra archer took two early wickets for sussex this morning on his return from injury. archer underwent surgery after accidentally hurting his right hand in january. he was already undergoing treatment for a long—term elbow problem, but he looked a lively prospect for the kent batsmen today. scotland's callum hill leads at the halfway stage britain's hugh carthy and simon yates have moved up to sixth and tenth overall after stage six of the giro d'italia. it was another chaotic day with the leader's pink jersey changing hands — as nick parrott reports. the race leader described yesterday's technical finish is a crazy circus. he survived it, but she couldn't cope with today's weather. rain is bad enough, but wind is worse. it's put them in buns, leaving him behind as the british team ineos grenadiers up the tempo. the italian's cops were the on

. >> i'm aware. >> eddie was like cher >> eddie, of course. >> and you can go back to these stocks ande a hard look at them and you can go back to health care, they have nothing to do with these kinds of trades, but you really got to steer clear on what i regard as the woodstock trade because those wro were stocks that she's buying these things all the way down, that's tremendous, as cathie wood, tremendous lack of discipline, tremendous amount of conviction and i think what you have to do is fall back on stories that are really good that have moved up a lot that could difficult. say there is a catalyst, i mean that is kind of interesting. >> i was going to ask you about that i was going to ask you about financials, jim. because ubs does cut wells to neutral today, they go to 47, no longer trading at a discount to peers, it's up, more than double since october, and earlier in the week, we did see firms like value ax try to trim their morgan stanley and their citi, are they too early on that front? >> i think that these are a good place to be, because they can raise their dividend, they

back to the eddie garcia tweet. the nation is watching san jose today. sure, he's 2000 miles away, and still, san jose is home for him. another son of san jose is the current san jose mayor sam accardo. we had him live for a couple times in the past several hours. we've been live with you on this breaking news story in santa clara county, specifically the city of san jose. you heard the mayor say that he is going to unveil something in the next 48 hours. i think with the timeline he set for himself when it comes to gun control legislation, some sort of, you know, wait making sure that the wrong people don't have weapons in their hands. but it was so interesting to see even him acknowledge, in a sense, partly with his body language, but even with a few words that he you know, when i put this in there, quotes just the mayor. it takes state legislation. it takes federal legislation. this is not something that you know, even a big city mayor can fix on his or her own s o interesting to know. perhaps what the mayor of san jose might be unveiling in the next 4

i'm eddie michael jr welcome to the program india has reported a new record daily code a virus that stole more than 4000 people have died from covert 19 in the past 24 and once again over 400000 new infections in recorded critics say these official for guest on the count the full extent of the crisis many fear that village just gatherings causing the virus to spread even faster. in some places in india it is hard to believe the countries and crisis in the southern city of hit are about muslim celebrating the end of ramadan are out shopping some feeling lax about safety rules. before forcing regular citizens to comply with covert $1000.00 guidelines national leaders on lawmakers need to follow health safety measures them selves than the common people will also follow them. i got a public option got to have me. many mosques remain shut over corona bars fears despite the weekend's islamic college days of preparations for the i.e. festival still others ignored official warnings unless people gather for prayer in large numbers. gatherings like these are driving india's 2nd coronavirus wave it

yesterday, the number one target eddie howe turned down the chance to succeed neil lennon.an set a new all time lap record at the moojello ciurcuit after claiming pole for the 4th race in a row. great britain are in first place after the opening day of the european athletics team championships in poland. revee walcott—nolan produced a personal best to win the three thousand metres. the event finishes tomorrow. to rugby union where harlequins have cemented their spot in the premiership playoffs. it's after a 44—33 win over bath in a topsy—turvy game at the stoop. despite scoring 4 first half tries, they had to come from behind to confirm their spot in the top 4 with two games still to play. a losing bonus point takes bath into 8th as they chase a champions cup spot. worcester�*s miserable season continues. they did lead by 17 points to 6 against leicester. but two second half tries from ellis genge saw their opponents fight back to win i8—i7. worcester have now lost 10 matches in a row. to cycling and colombia's egan bernal is on the verge of winning the giro d'italia. it's