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hayley brownell is here. >> seth: our first guest tonight is the longest-serving late night host in american television history, and the original host of this program, which premiered 40 years ago tonight. please welcome back to his show, the one, the only, david letterman. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> thank you very much [ cheers and applause very kind. very nice. thank you. >> seth: thank you so much for being here, david. >> well, thank you so much for having me. thank you for being so kind to me i loved amber and jenny. i love the band. and you're so lucky, because everybody is excited to see you, and you come out and you tell your jokes and they laugh at your jokes and stuff and if i had that amber and jenny thing, i'd still be on the air. [ laughter ] somewhere. >> seth: somewhere >> what a great idea that is >> seth: yeah, their idea. they came up with it >> and the music, lovely >> seth: yeah, they're really good we got a great band. [ cheers and applause now i do want to make su

hayley— we know more, i will let you know. hayley compton, our reporter in nottingham.re to say. kath burns, our health correspondent, is where the inquiry is this morning. what shape is this taking, how long is it going to last and when will we get anyjudgments from lady hallett? this and when will we get any 'udgments from lady hallett?i from lady hallett? this is the start of hearin: from lady hallett? this is the start of hearing witnesses _ from lady hallett? this is the start of hearing witnesses and _ from lady hallett? this is the start of hearing witnesses and we i from lady hallett? this is the start of hearing witnesses and we are i of hearing witnesses and we are expecting this phase to last three years. they have one aim, which is to ask, what did we get right, what did we get wrong and what can we learn to protect us in future pandemics? there is a massive scope, so they are splitting it into different modules. they have named six of those modules so far. the first one is getting under way today. that is looking at pandemic preparedness. behind me, there a

today, his daughter, the broadcaster hayley mcqueen, said the family were heartbroken, adding, i now dad for the man. he was the ultimate entertainer, the life and soul of every occasion. the greatest storyteller who certainly lived life to the full. she has campaigned for changes to the laws around heading the ball, something she is sure led to her father's condition. the fa and scottish fa have introduced limits to heading in training, and more research is ongoing. for now, those who played with him will take time to remember him. he was very, very funny, very sharp with it. you don't end up playing at a time. playing with leeds united and manchester united and scotland. if you're not a good player, he was an exceptionally good player. a much loved family man and a scottish sporting great who fought for everything on the pitch. gordon mcqueen�*s final battle is over. gordon mcqueen has died at the age of 70. it's almost time for one of the oldest rivalries in sport. england versus australia for the ashes. 140 years after it began the two sides will meet on friday at edgbaston in th

she is one of the few supporters of the continuation of the war, recently hayley completely dispersed. here is her quote during a speech in the state. iowa's support for ukraine is the defense of freedom and the end of tyranny around the world, but no less colorful characters immediately enter the battle. party members do not share the views of the governor of florida. in theory, trump's main competitor in the primaries pretends to be a peacemaker ron desantis calls the ukrainian conflict a territorial dispute that needs to be resolved as soon as possible. they say you can't turn the country into a new verde with years of fighting. in addition, it is possible that the presidential candidate is against the transfer of long -range missiles to the f16. and in general, the country itself has enough problems. with them, we cannot prioritize intervention in the escalation of a foreign war over the defense of our own homeland, especially given that tens of thousands of americans die every year from drugs smuggled into our open borders, and our weapons arsenals critical to our own security ar

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people wanting to spend time in the city centre, and they my my colleague from bbc radio nottingham, hayley compton speaking earlier. we are going to bring you another story. we will come back to events in nottingham shortly. you are watching bbc news. the other story we are following here in the uk today is the first day of a new phase of the covid inquiry. this inquiry is looking into how the government handled the covid pandemic. today marks the first day of public hearings, but they are expected to last for several years. today the inquiry has heard opening statements from counsel for the core participants, and that is what you are seeing on screen right now. let's hear from the bbc�*s ali are seeing on screen right now. let's hearfrom the bbc�*s ali price, and her report starts with some of the video testimonies from bereaved families that were played to the inquiry. families that were played to the in . ui . ~ families that were played to the inuui .~ families that were played to the in.ui _ . ., families that were played to the inuui . ~ ., ., inquiry. when we looked down at work, i

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she is one of the few supporters of the continuation of the war, recently hayley completely dispersedre is her quote during a speech in the state. iowa support for ukraine is the defense of freedom and the end of tyranny around the world, but no less colorful characters immediately enter the battle. party members do not share the views of the governor of florida. in theory, trump’s main competitor in the primaries is pretending to be a peacemaker . ron desantis calls the ukrainian conflict a territorial dispute that needs to be resolved as soon as possible . they say you can’t turn the country into a new verde with many years of fighting. in addition , it is possible that the presidential candidate is against the transfer of long-range missiles to the f16. and in general, the country itself has enough problems. with them, we cannot prioritize intervention in the escalation of a foreign war, and not the defense of our own homeland. own security is rapidly depleted, and after all pravda santis in the united states the situation is not easy ended the first wave of the banking crisis. ana

hayley brownell and the 8g band! stay safe. get vaccinated get boosted. we love you. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> right now, breaking news out of san francisco. multiple people shot in the mission district. the suspects are on the loose right now. the shooting happened at 24th and treat. >> tom jensen is there. time you spoke to someone who was in the area. what have you learned? >> reporter: a couple of people. i just got done talking to a woman who grew up in the mission. she was of down for of block party. shortly after 9:00, gunfire rang out. several people were shot. officers responded and found numerous people with gunshot wounds who were rushed to city hospitals. i was able to talk to hillary known in. her legislative aide was here. he was down just feet from where this happened about one hour before the shooting. this is what he had to say about what he heard happen. >> i did hear the gunshots earlier in the day. i heard the sirens and 10 minutes later i got a phone call from my colleagues informing me there had been an incident here. i called

hayley: your best bet is departing on a saturday of a long weekend and coming back monday or tuesday,wer people are flying, right? travel experts say you should expect long airport security lines, so plan accordingly. ama: all right. let's check on weather and find out when it is going to warm up. dan: it was nice, but it was cool in the morning until it burned off, sandhya. sandhya: i know. sweater weather. people are complaining about when is summer coming here they are talking about this, asking about it. summer finally arrives by friday. we will get some heat in here. let's talk about the temperatures for tomorrow, and let's talk about how hot it is going to get on friday could santa rosa, 81 degrees on friday. we are talking about 90 degrees, so 11 degrees warmer. oakland will go from 68 to 76. san francisco a little warmer pit you know san francisco is never hot in the months of june or july. concord 79 to 94, 50 have a degree warm up, and antioch is going to go from 81to 98 by friday, 17 degrees warmer. so, summer is coming, but we just have to wait a few more days pit on live

interrupting is a, is ready for move into the city of jennings, video footage of some area sorta hayley felt the gun ship striking target. now luckily by some militant group, the jeanine brigade claims it is by his shots at one of his shoppers forcing it to retreat. they also said they looked various military vehicles. well, it's going to be more detail. harris, of course. further in the morning on monday, the idea of entered the city of jeanine in the north, although to find westbank to arrest several ones, the militants reported that belonging to these london g had, per military, palestinian grove, fighting against israel, that israel 1st and the seas as a terrorist organization, these really military met a strong resistance on the ground from locals. people, we've guns and stones rushed through these railing military. the idea of responded with fire. and this is how the classes started on the ground later israel was trying to pull its armored vehicles out of the town, but palestinians were apparently knew the route of the forces withdrawal. designated explosives damaging the vehicles

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hayley, there was a witness called wayne who spoke to one of our colleagues, and he said he didn't hear you surprised? what type of area is it? of a lot of crimes reported there? in my experience of reporting live into the city, you might see the odd police cordoned, but not like this. there are several locations within the city centre and just outside. this is an extremely busy part of the city, and you can hear the tram notifications saying they have been halted into the city centre. i am surprised because the level of police presence, the amount of areas cordoned off, and because of the amount of worry i've been speaking to people about. they are reassured about the police presence, but they are obviously quite frightened about what they are hearing, the reports they heard about what has happened in the early hours of the morning. what are people you have been speaking to told you?— what are people you have been speaking to told you? they've been sa in: speaking to told you? they've been saying they've _ speaking to told you? they've been saying they've had _ speaking to told you? th

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already in the running is nikki hayley. cnn hosts a primetime town hall with her and jeff zeleny, it's a lot to keep track of already. it's starting to feel like a real campaign out there in iowa, isn't it? >> it definitely is, jim. certainly republicans are eager to win back the white house. the question is with which candidate. so we are in the beginning of the season where activists and voters who are really paying attention to this process are sizing up this big field of candidates. this field is getting bigger and bigger as the weeks go on here. by the middle of this coming week, ten candidates will be in the race, including former president donald trump. he was the only candidate not in iowa yesterday but he was here early in the week so we're getting a sense of the divide in the republican party between those supporting trump and those looking for an alternative. after joanie ernst hosted all of these candidates, we had a conversation with her about the party, should they look forward or backward? senator, you said t

listen as nikki hayley was urging republican voters to look forward, not back. >> we've got to start doing this in which we can win a national election. don't complain about what you get in the general if you don't play in this caucus because it matters. >> so saying leave the baggage and the negative behind, again, not mentioning anyone specifically by name but certainly her point was former president donald trump. she served in his administration as the u.n. ambassador. again, she has not really spent much time criticizing him or distinguishing him. these republicans candidates, paula, are all trying to walk a very fine line here into firing up voters and inspiring voters without turning off trump supporters. many republican voters are looking for a new choice. some of course are staying with the former president. but that's what the challenge and burden is for some of these candidates. and nikki haley will be here at grand view university can jake tapper taking questions from iowa voters as this campaign intensifies as the summer begins. >> paula? >> jeff zeleny, thank you. >>> an

as these rivals open their campaigns, former governor nikki hayley is sharpening her differences, sayingnt donald trump and florida ron desantis have not been straight with voters about the viability of social security. >> trump and desantis says they're not going to deal with reform and all they're doing is leaving it for the next person. >> he went and basically gave the highest corporate subsidies in florida history to disney. but because they went and criticized him, now he's going to spend taxpayer dollars on a lawsuit. >> reporter: haley's competition is multiplying. while pence and christie are familiar faces, nor caanother candidate introduced himself. >> let's get things done. >> today new hampshire governor chris state of chris sununu telling dana bash he will not seek the presidential nomination. >> every candidate needs to understand getting out quickly if it's not working. >> reporter: the former president lives large overs race as the contenders work to distinguish themselves in homes of a one-on-one contest with him. south carolina senator tim scott stopped by "the view" t

and that will be headlined by hayley kiyoko. we're very excited to have these queer young luminaries and just celebrating the fact that our theme this year, as you know, there's my cheerleaders love you cheer sf our theme this year is looking back and moving forward. we have 53 years of lived experience, knowledge, insights that we're drawing from to inform the next generation of our movementse excited to realle moving things forward when i have to just say i love your hair. last time we talked it was not multi rainbow colored, but i did want to ask you a littlrand marshals you selected as dr. nasser muhammad, considered the first openly gay to be out be sg publicly. can you talk about this international reach that sf, pri had and what it means to have him as part of the event and the parade? that's exactly right. so dr. mohammed, a very special human being. he at very tremendous risk to himself, came out as the first openly lgbtq person from qatar. and he is still currently the only person . so what he has done is he is elevate

she is one of the few supporters of the continuation of the war, recently hayley completely dispersedng a speech in the iowa state , support for ukraine is the defense of freedom and the end of tyranny around the world, but no less colorful characters immediately enter the battle. party members do not share the views of the governor of florida. in theory, trump's main competitor in the primaries is pretending to be a peacemaker ron desantis calls the ukrainian conflict a territorial dispute that needs to be resolved as soon as possible . they say it is impossible to turn the country into a new verde with many years of fighting. in addition , it is possible that the presidential candidate is against the transfer of long-range missiles to the apu f-16. and in general, the country itself has enough problems. with them, we cannot prioritize intervening in an escalating foreign war over defending our own homeland, especially given that tens of thousands of americans die each year from drug smuggling in imported through our open border, and our weapons arsenals critical to our own security

on the red carpet appeared all the stars who are involved in this movie about tom cruise hayley atwell greek. tarzan davis saimorales and simon tag many critics who have naturally seen the picture already describe it as a phenomenal, inspiring best in the entire franchise. but everything that concerns the technical side is performed at the highest level. but the opinion about the plot diverged. like this? in fact, it often happens that someone called the decision to make artificial intelligence the villain instructive but somewhat boring director of the tape, christopher mccauley, confirmed that the mission: impossible franchise will not end with the eighth part, which will be released next year and will be a continuation of the death of reckoning . let me remind you that the first part will be released in wide release on july 12th. oh, now this legendary soundtrack from the movie mission impossible has sounded and immediately goosebumps, i think that in any case it is so nostalgic. among the journey, but already completely in modern cinema, that's right now super breathtaking footage

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making her big debut in the movie is londoner hayley atwell. us and learn how to do it. since the first mission: impossible movie was released in 1996, the franchise has grossed nearly $4 billion worldwide. now in its seventh movie, it's hoped that this action—packed film will draw people back into cinemas. it opens in uk cinemas from the 10th ofjuly. time now to get the news, travel, and weather where you are. hello, good morning from bbc london. i'm victoria hollins. parents, whose children have died as a consequence of online harms have won an important step in getting tech companies to give them access to their children's data. the government has agreed to support the amendments designed to force tech firms to hand over information around the circumstances of a child s death, such as what they had been viewing online. the rmt rail union has announced another three days of strike action next month in its ongoing dispute about pay and conditions. thousands of workers from 14 train companies will walk out on the 20th, 22nd and 29th ofjuly. a p

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it is like a hayley mills movie coming out. remember "the parent trap?" you are blistering in your note about the cash trap. how grim, how wrong, is it to be in cash right now? iain: i think you have to dig about what happened. cash looks greatest -- looks great today, but will it look good in six months time, nine months time? if the central banks do need to do a bit of fun about term, ultimately, buying fixed income assets, buying core bonds and 4% or 5%, they give you that attractive yield. maybe not quite as much as cash, but you get capital gain over the course of the year. there is a real benefit of having that. and of course, what we have seen since silicon valley bank, is that correlation has returned, and the good news is that bonds can become the diversifier in your portfolio. we have seen over the past few months, that bonds are performing like they should perform. lisa: our clients growing disenchanted with cash or is the cash trap interesting? iain: i think the clients i speak to our interesting cash because they don't understand what's going

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well, we hayley have already announced us, a diplomat , they sent sanctions, they led them to somethingave at first, here are some papers, like a bill. yes, they launched that russia blew up, then they backpedaled and did it, but in general, here, uh, basically. what stories today, do not turn on western tv channels or what newspapers do not open like in the headlines so basically. uh, well, here, ukraine accuses russia yes. well, that is, they lead, as it were, to the idea that it’s more like a high-like or russia yes, but it seems to be some kind of mini media itself, such a statement is direct no, with rare exceptions, but at the same time they launch further commentators their staff. this is the bbc from today's horse hay and so on, who are not personally. i'm sure it's russia. that's the way and sort of, as you know, and you can't dig. yes, b-heavenly declared them that the food in kiev stands there against the backdrop of the kiev-pechersk lavra. no, personally. i don't even doubt or sky new with a military columnist. no, personally. i understand that this is russia and so on. tha

he is a certain hayley american investors have ceased to trust their banks, published statistics showt quarter of this year , customers withdrew deposits of almost half a trillion dollars. this is the first such large outflow of funds from accounts in the last 40 years of the financial authorities. the us reported that the process of withdrawing money from banks. it has been going on for about a year, it has become especially intense in the last 3 months. the situation was affected by the recent series of bankruptcy of large credit organizations. the largest reservoir of real catalonia is experiencing a severe shortage of moisture, its reserves are only 8% of the norm, april was the driest and hottest in 50 years. instead of water. now huge patches of cracked earth , the regional government has already announced a water cut. further news of the regions, do not switch residents of moscow region see you in a few seconds. now the news of the capital region until 22:00. tomorrow afternoon the weather will start to deteriorate again. it will rain in places heavy, it will continue until sat

his daughter, who i work with, the wonderful hayley, i worked with for ten years in worked with her forire. and look . thank you both. and look. thank you both. stephanie catch stephanie arade dam. we'll catch up both tomorrow. look up with you both tomorrow. look forward but that is it forward to that. but that is it from for today . well, forward to that. but that is it from for today. well, stay from us for today. well, stay tuned because _ from us for today. well, stay tuned because esther- c.3 : well, stay tuned because esther and phil tete— tuned because esther and phil nete wttt— tuned because esther and phil here with friday— tuned because esther and phil here with friday morning and wet— here with friday morning and wet te— here with friday morning and we'll be back— here with friday morning and we'll be back with you the we'll be back with you in the notntng— we'll be back with you in the morning welcome to your morning at six. welcome to your gb morning at six. welcome to your tt wewe— morning at six. welcome to your gb news weather— morning at six. welcome to your gb news we