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harry styles and coldplay.ylor swift is set to be the first woman to receive the coveted global icon award. expected 4000 of them will be there. no face mask, no social distancing. this is part of the government's efforts to research how these events can work and if they have an impact on covid rates. the british phonographic industries organizes these awards. >> everydy taking part is being asked to make sure that they have a test, so that those arriving on the day can demonstrate they have tested negative and then would be admitted in. pcr tests at home, both before and after so the government can then receive that data, to be able to evaluate whether the event has had any impact on the spread of the virus. precautions taking place inside, the amazing team at the o2, to bring everybody in, reassure them, directed, they sure everything is clean and sterile, so that it creates a safe environment for them. once inside, we want them to enjoy themselves. they don't have to worry mask if they don't want to. the who

harry styles won best single and appeared to have a new accent. faint drawl: thank you so much. live highlight was eltonjohn�*s duet with 0lly alexander from the channel 4 aids drama it's a sin. # it's a sin. the brits are part of the government pilot scheme to help live music return. to gain entry, everyone had to provide a negative covid test. both the audience... negative. clear. negative! ..and the stars. stick the swab right down the back of your neck and you're, "0h!" a little bit. more than 4000 mask—free fans were inside, with half the tickets going to covid front—line staff. these gorgeous faces belong to none other than key workers! cheering and, afterwards, it was clear they'd had a great time. once the music started, it was just so much fun and we just danced so much and it did really feel like we were back in 2019. it was very surreal. there people that were very close to us in an entirely almost normal way. and it was great. colin paterson, bbc news, london's o2 arena. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello, it is another of those very mixed a

harry styles. i saw him with my own eyes. life don't get better than that. see ya! in across northern ireland. a lot of showers across england and wales, getting into northern ireland and southern scotland later on, and we've got some rain coming up across the english channel into parts of wales and the south—west later on as well. temperatures up to 16 or 17 degrees. through this evening and overnight, this rain will advance towards the midlands, getting into wales, and more of devon and cornwall and again, still a few showers knocking around but a fair bit of cloud. low cloud and murky conditions across the north and east of scotland and into the north—east of england. tomorrow, that will be slow to clear, and then tomorrow, and in fact into the weekend and next week, we are looking at this unsettled theme continuing with some rain or sunshine and showers, but blustery, as we head into the weekend. he this is bbc news, i'm victoria derbyshire. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. after another night of violence — the united nations warns

harry styles. i see him with my own eyes. life don't get better than that. see ya! again. the forecast once again today is one of sunshine and showers. some of the showers will be slow—moving — there's not much wind to move them along — and they will be heavy in places with some hail and also some thunder. low pressure is continuing dominate our weather. we've also got a system coming up across the english channel which, later on, will bring in some rain across some south—western counties and also the channel islands. and we've got rain moving across scotland, curling round into parts of northern ireland. in between, a fair few showers, some of them heavy, thundery, and slow—moving, with sunshine in between. now, if you are in the sunshine, with light winds, we have temperatures between 9—17 celsius. that won't feel too bad. temperatures roughly where they should be at this stage in may. this evening and overnight, many of the showers will fade, but we will hang on to quite a few in the north and west. we also have the rain advancing northwards, getting into the mid

that's like harry styles >> jimmy: that's a good swoop, yeah i like that. >> steve: you think you canr ] it's what the kids are doing oh, the eddie munster. [ cheers ] oh, it's a flock of seagulls [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i'm not finished making fun of these other people [ laughter ] next is up sebastien bourdais. he was voted "most likely to have worn the same pair of glasses since he was five. [ applause ] oh, that's amazing i've never seen anyone do that >> steve: there you go there you go [ cheers ] ooh. there you go that's got body. [ light laughter ] [ cheers and applause ♪ oh, yeah [ cheers ] it's memorial day. [ air horn ] hey. how's your job with the council going? >> jimmy: let's do this next joke maybe we'll do this next joke. maybe we won't [ laughter ] this next driver is conor daly he was voted "most likely to laugh by saying 'i don't get it.'" [ laughter ] that's pretty cool >> steve: whatev >> jimmy: my truck's pretty cool next up is colton herta. he was voted "most likely to take off his helmet in slow motion and shake out his hair. [ laughter and applause what

jenna, did you see him look right in my direct eyes jenna, are you listening harry styles looked at meg to get married. and jenna, you're not coming jenna. you're not coming because you didn't believe me. you didn't believe me, jenna oh, wait oh, hold on. no, he's looking at you, jenna." republicans are obsessed with trump because they have no central ideology other than their hostility toward democracy. the big lie that the election wanted to read my tarot cards, i definitely acted like i was interested in what the page of cups meant but republicans know they can weaponize trump's big lie to make it harder for people to vote, and less easier for the gop to win elections that's why their number one legislative priority is codifying trump's big lie through voter suppression laws so that they could rig the game in their own favor they've calculated that they don't need to appeal to a majority of americans the way a healthy democracy normally works if they can just exploit antidemocratic methods like gerrymandering and electoral college to stay in power, which is why they've decided to st

performed like this little quiet song that was kind of what i based the sketch "joan," that i did with harry stylesing this sweet song about a bird who is my boyfriend and i captured him and truly in the middle of it, one of the policeman stood up and said, "this is horrible. [ laughter ] and he was just looking me right in the eyes. and i was like "uh-huh yes, thank you." and then just, like, kept going in sheer terror. >> seth: those moments -- it's amazing how time slows down. >> i really genuinely was like, "i've survived this, and nothing can stop me. 'cause to look a man in the eye who hates you, and continue to be like -- ♪ beep bop do dee dee do dee do ♪ is like the ultimate like, "[ bleep ] you, bitch. >> seth: well, we are all luckier for the fact that you overcame that moment >> thank you >> seth: and it is such a delight to have you here and you're going to stick around we'll be right back with more from aidy bryant ♪ ♪♪ oooh, that's a low price. ♪♪ ooh, that's a low price. huh. that is a low price. what's a low price? ahh, that's a low price. can you let me shop? hmm, that's a low pric

some of the stars arriving, we know that harry styles and coldplay are among those performing about taylormpact will be. let's go live to the 02 arena, we can speak to speakto —— speak to —— some back let's go live now to the 02 arena and speak to corrado cecere whose to corrado cecere whose company ecg ltd supplies all the personnel for the event including stage hands, lighting crew and riggers. thatis that is a shame, let's hope he's back. i'm told we are back. good news. we conceal. that's fantastic. tell me more of what you are having to do to make this event safe for everyone taking part, including your staff. first of all, let me tell you, this has been an absolute terrible, terrible 14 months for the industry. you know, withjobs and terrible 14 months for the industry. you know, with jobs and schedules completely wiped out from one day to the next. to be able to be here again, even though it's been delayed for a couple of months, to be here and do what we do after so long is and do what we do after so long is an absolute joy. everybody is just happy to be here. of course, the limita

this is the most bizarre experience for us because we were technically going to be after harry stylesu know what to donate to others and to keep for the band >> it's really hard to write for onerepublic, when i write for other people, i was just with john legend writing for him or miley cyrus or lil nas x, whoever i'm working with i know the task at hand is to write a hit. when it's for onerepublic, i can't do that. our songs have to like fall from the sky. secrets is so in my head and so weird, counting stars, the lyric are so weird it makes it easy i work with a lot of female artists too, so i can't -- halo doesn't make sense for me. >> i read that you said this is one of the band's favorite videos ever? >> yeah. we shot this video on the back lot of a -- i think it was -- i forget what the back lot was but it was the old "seinfeld" set. so we got a run around it was absolutely insane there's extras everywhere. you can kind of see everything i had to learn how to do some dancing and some movements i did a front hand spring, so that was fun >> it reminds me of like a summer party son

we haven't seen music outside our window or in the world since harry styles joined us, that was february front line nurses who helped their community during the last year. >> it'll be cool. >> it is all coming back, and it is all part of our week long celebrating service series and of course we'll be working in accordance with the cdc and new york state guidelines as well this week and throughout the summer >> let's talk about the summer we have more concerts. do you want to know who they are? >> yes. we'll talk about it later, we'll have a lineup in the coming days >> i thought you were going to tell the tease >>> let's get to the news at 8:00 americans are beginning to gather in numbers rarely seen since the lockdowns. social distancing began more than a year ago, but health officials are warning there are still too many people who haven't received the game-changing vaccines stephanie gosk joins us with the very latest. good morning >> reporter: savannah, good morning. it is a big day here in new york city we have those municipal workers returning. it is the largest number of municipal

stole the show last night for his eye catching '70s ensemble was one of our favorites, look at harry stylesember when he was here, he was our last concert before onerepublic >> he'll have to come back. >>> next up pink, the razor glass singer released her first look at her new documentary called "all i know so far. in the trailer we get a glimpse at how pink juggles being a globally touring musician and mother to a little one here's a peek. >> there's no way a mother can walk away from her babies and not think about them every single second. a lot of moms stop touring because you can't imagine being able to do both. ♪ >> i want it to be worth it for my family. the concert is a tour, but it's also the story of our life. >> looks good. >> pink's documentary "all i know so far" starting streaming on amazon prime video may 21st, and next week carson will sit down with her right here on "today." so we're looking forward to that >> two old friends. >> i love that >> thank you thank you.ill ahead, we have a special steals and deals for on this wednesday morning. there's jill martin. jill's standin

harry styles. i saw him with my own eyes. life don't get better than that. see ya!eaking to the microphone it was so loud and no one was prepared to hear such a loud noise after a year without concert so everyone got so scared when we heard someone speaking into the microphone because of how loud it was. it speaking into the microphone because of how loud it was.— of how loud it was. it was a funny moment- — of how loud it was. it was a funny moment- the _ of how loud it was. it was a funny moment. the live _ of how loud it was. it was a funny moment. the live performances. of how loud it was. it was a funny - moment. the live performances were fabulous. what was it like seeing them in the room? the fabulous. what was it like seeing them in the room?— them in the room? the live performances _ them in the room? the live performances were - them in the room? the live performances were a - them in the room? the live i performances were a definite highlight. after so long, hearing live music, notjust seeing it, oh, my god, it was an experience, especially after so long.

harry styles won best single come and appear to have a new accent. thank you so much. to covid front—line staff. these gorgeous faces belong to none other than key workers! cheering. and, afterwards, it was clear they'd had a great time. once the music started, it was just so much fun and we just danced so much and it did really feel like we were back in 2019. it was very surreal. there people that were very close to us in an entirely almost normal way. and it was great. colin paterson, bbc news, london's o2 arena. what a fantastic night. plans for a memorial to celebrate the dedication of emergency workers during the pandemic still need substantial funds if they are to go ahead. the series of five statues would be on display in central london — those leading the project are asking the government to help with the cost. daniela relph reports. every detail carefully sculpted. only the eyes visible on the masked face. feet covered in protective footwear. tied into ppe that will soon be discarded. the gloves being wearily peeled off. eight feet high, carved in clay ahead o

harry truman and his leadership style would gather as much information as he could from experts and rely on them and their expertise. there was an eagle associated with it. it have people in the room that he knew or experts that were smarter and him. in various areas, but in the end the buck stops with harry truman. the buck stops here. he always knew that he was the one who made the decisions, so harry truman, the decision to use the autumn -- the atomic bomb was a simple one. as an ex artillery officer, he didn't have complete understanding of it but he saw it as a way to end the war and save american lives. that was his goal. and he successfully accomplished that. we still over the years have gotten thank you from veterans and their families for truman's use of the bombed and the war and save the lives of american serviceman who would have been lost in the invasion. the atomic bomb was successfully tested in july of 1945. it was used in august. twice in august, against hiroshima, august 9th respectively. it brought the war to successful conclusion. we'll talk a lot more about these is

about the progress of the manhattan project, which would develop the atomic bomb and harry truman as was his leadership style would gather as much information as he could from experts and rely on that their experts, you know their expertise with very little ego, you know associated with it. he was willing to have people in the room that he knew were experts and smarter than than him in in their various areas, but in the end the buck stop with harry truman, you know, the buck stops here is famous sign. so he always knew you know that he was the one who made the decisions. so harry truman the decision to use the atomic bomb or authorize its use was was a simple one, you know as a as an x artillery officer. he saw the bomb probably without complete understanding of it as a weapon to end the war and save american lives and that was his goal that he successfully accomplished and we still you know over the years have gotten thank you from veterans and their families for truman's use of the bomb to end the war and to save the lives of american servicemen who would have been lost in the event of an invasion. the ato

harry truman, as was his leadership style, would gather as much information as he could from experts and rely on their experts, their expertise, with very little ego associated with it. he was willing to have people in the room that he knew were experts and smarter than him in their various areas. but in the end, the buck stopped with harry truman, you know, "the buck stops here," the famous sign. he always knew that he was the one who made the decisions. so for harry truman, the decision to use the atomic bomb, or authorize its use, was a simple one. as an ex-artillery officer, he saw that the bomb, probably without complete understanding of it, as a way to end the war and save american lives and that was his goal, that he successfully accomplished. and we still, you know, over the years have gotten thank-yous from veterans and their families for truman's use of the bomb to end the war and save the american lives that would have been lost in an invasion. the atomic bomb was successfully tested in july of 1945. it was used in august, august twice, actually, against hiroshima and naga

harry may weems. creates this self-portraits and an antebellum dress style with with a quilt and she says i looked and looked to see what's so terrified you she's looking at the history of images of black people that were made that denigrated and and imagine black bodies as subhuman and she created this this peace and response to jt zealy and louis agassiz research on black bodies. also, i just recently discovered this image of a plantation scene is it's it's entitled antebellum tableau by collective by the name of sean nolan and it's a it's a fascinating story as we as i try to place the land place the personal experience place the memory of of the enslavement and also of the civil war here. we see a landowner who's in standing in the front. we see a post the fascinating aspect of this image also is the women the black figures in the image. we see a young woman that's straight in the back. she has a bonnet in her hand and another young girl who was actively posing as if she's sweeping the land the experience of this and we think about dress in these images and the importance of land and and family st

the ground after him near miss from an israeli miss style residence evacuated, and the government has ordered that the building be demolished. harry force it is in gaza. this was the 1st day that we've heard from houses top leader inside garza ya soon was in a news conference that was on the record, but frustratingly for the most part off camera. he was interesting on the issue of reconstruction, saying that the suggestion by the secretary of state of united states as many blinking that any reconstruction efforts coming through the u. s. or its allies should evade hamas and be done through the power soon or 30 in the occupied westbank scene was said that was a trick to try to divide the palestinian people further. the energy giant shell. 6 has been ordered to more than double its carbon emission cuts by the end of the decade. a course in the netherlands has ruled that it must cut emissions by 45 percent by 2030, far above the firms 20 percent target. sho says it will appeal, but the ruling could have the finding impact for companies around the world, greenpeace, and friends of the earth for the case on behalf of $17000.00 dutch ci

style for decades. her new book is "own it: the secret to life." thanks for being here. >> hi. >> hi. i want to look at a quick headline. kamala harris in "vogue." book on political style. what do you think of someone like her breaking barriers as a woman vice president, avoiding some of these traps and dealing with the sexist double standards but also being a woman who presents herself every day? i'm curious what you see there. >> well, first of all, kamala is a very, very smart woman, and she is who she is. so clearly because she is who she is, no matter what she does, she is stylish. and because she owns, you know? she's comfortable with herself. therefore, she's confident, and therefore she's beautiful. >> i like that. looking at the book, which is sort of offers inspiration and guidance for people, i'm just going to read a little part where you talk about being liberated. freeing ourselves from restrictions, bringing an enormous sense of lightness. then you write, women's liberation is the movement i grew up with and i always carry its flame in my heart and in my actions. tell me about that and what you see in this next generation of women.

style on the spot for the in-studio audience tonight. >>> happening now, history tonight independent the justy department. vice president harriswearing in kristen clark to lead the civil rights department. the first women and black women to hold the post. the senate confirmed here in a 50-49 vote. we're back in a moment. why? a deadly party bus shooting in oakland. tonight, a motive. 19-year-old aleasha thurston. and one of them was the apparent target. a motive, retaliation for a street shooting in east oakland just too days earlier. two 17-year-old boys were killed in that shooting notch far no arrests have been made. >>> tonight, a passenger attacked a southwest airlines flight attendant from sacramento to san diego. this is video of the suspect being walked off the plane. the union president said the woman ignored flight rules. she is accused of hitting the flight attendant so hard, it knocked her teeth out. >>> state lawmakers have battled the uc system to let more local students very out of state. but a surplus is giving them leverage in the negotiation. they want to lower the number of freshman, and capping 10% by the 2

. >> yeah, that word style is so typical of the nonsense we've heard from kamala harris over the yearseaningless. i don't think one has anything to do with the other. what we should be doing is transforming how we protect our country against foreign enemies and how we sort of have some advance intelligence of what is happening. we don't lie to our people. i think the -- so i'm a descendant of many generations of physicians. i think it is tragic through the bungling of public health policy and frankly doctors like fauci lying to americans, americans are going to come to respect medical advice less. that's dangerous, because there'll be future instances in which we need to believe our government and that we're being told the truth and it's like the boy who cried wolf. a lot of people, including myself, aren't going to believe anything that dr. fauci ever says again. we deserve better as americans than that. >> shannon: so texas took a lot of criticism from the white house and others when they decided to completely open things up and unmask. president biden said it was neanderthal thinkin

kamala harris, the first woman and person of asian descent to hold the office, opened the signing ceremony by thanking lawmakers. the house has passed a bipartisan plan yeserday to create a 9/11-styleission to investigate the january 6-th insurrection at the u.s. capitol. the decision came despite significant opposition from republican lawmakers. the final vote was 252-175, with 35 republicans joining all democrats ... bay area congress woman and advocate of the commision ázoe lofgrená spoke with us earlier today and said that it is imperative to holding up the values of the u.s. constitution. <...> the bill now heads to the senate where democrats need 10 republican lawmakers to join democrats and spend the next several months diving further into the events that shook the capitol four months ago. switching gears to talk about the weather.here's a live look at the golden gate bridge ... kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast, hi mabrisa! coming up next on kron4 news at three- we will tell you how firefighters in berkeley helped save a young girl from an attacker. plus, later governor newsom was in san jose today where he signed a bill aimed at fast tracking affordab

on twitter you said harry through his father, the queen and late prince philip under the bus for their parenting style i do. i thviously we h erusly, of cou while. parenting is difficult enough. i've got a 20-year-old. it's not easy. i don't actually think he's been fair to the queen and philip. philip certainly just -- he's only just -- we had that funeral and now he's attacking his father who is actually grieving himself, so i do believe that he should have been a little bit more circumspect in what he's saying. i have some sympathy for him but at this moment in time i think he should be more sympathetic to his father who has just lost his dad as well. >> omid, how much does it mean to harry to be able to express himself like this? >> i think for harry we've always seen him act his best when he's able to speak openly and candidly. we're reaching the end of mental health awareness week here in the uk and prince harry has always been a big advocate for that and played a huge role in de-stigmatizing some of the issues surrounding mental health. so for him to be able to speak now candidly and openly abo

harry reid said that donald trump was the republican party's frankenstein. it is time to disable the monster. >> interesting. absolutely. i want to take a look at what the last campaign-styleth, which of course, hours after he spoke to angela's point, we have his supporters who stormed the capitol, some of them. subsequently leading to five deaths. when you think about donald trump rallies, what do you envision as being potentially possible? >> i see it as nothing more than a gathering of domestic terrorists intent on imposing their will through means of violence of intimidation and fear with those who don't align with their agenda. that is what we saw on january 6th and we cannot allow that, and there is a photo of him barricading it and he's out there announcing, it was just like a tour. a capitol tour. it was, like, give me a freakin' break here, folks. if we allow the events of january 6th to be so casually re-written it will invite more violent types of rallies and events and gatherings that will escalate. it sends the message to these people that it's okay to do it. the republican party and the way that they're acting and the way that they dispensed liz cheney for te