hilary benn mp, thank ou for is going on? hilary benn mp, thank you for coming _ is going on?going on? hilary benn mp, thank you for coming on the _ is going on? hilary benn mp, thank you for coming on the programme. | is going on? hilary benn mp, thank i you for coming on the programme. we have to leave it there. thank you. the widow of the basketball star kobe bryant, who was killed in a helicopter crash in 2020, has told a los angeles court how she was left devastated after discovering that photos of the accident had been taken and circulated. kobe bryant, his 13—year—old daughter gianna, and six family friends died in the crash. vanessa bryant is suing los angeles county for alleged negligence and invasion of privacy. 0ur correspondent in la, peter bowes, has been following the story. it was a short time afterwards that it emerged the los angeles times did a story about the fact these photographs, particularly gruesome photographs, particularly gruesome photographs, had apparently been taken at the crash scene by members of the sheriffs department and also firefighters, lo

and your kids will think it's hilarious. they thought it was hilarious. it was really gross.sn't a bee, though. it wasn't a bee. it was a little gnat or something. >> oh. so gross. >> all right. another guy generating his own buzz across the pond. >> elite ultra marathon runner robert pope has just done what apparently nobody else has ever done before. run the entire width of ireland in less than one day. >> incredible. that's 134 miles in just 23:39. by the way, he was fueled by just a single pint of guinness. >> it gives you wings? he used the run to raise funds for the world wildlife federation. robert made headlines on this side of the pond back in 2018 by running across the united states 15,000 miles over 422 days. >> incredible. >> i ran a mile last week, and i was very proud of myself. >> i am very proud of you. >> small wins. >> way to go! >>> next, to waking up as a baby when both of your parents are news anchors. >> good morning, bella! it's 9:52. hope you slept well. certainly no one else did, but we're not going to point fingers. >> jeannette reyes and robert burt

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trump acts gang star but the clintons have him beat because if you believe the internet hilary would have taken care of this shit a long time ago, okay. all i'm saying is it would be a lot of slow singing and flower bringing if you know what i mean. okay, let's start the show, i go by the name of charlamagne tha god, it's been a "hell of a week," queen nyla, let's get it. (applause) >> hey. i wanna introduce my panel, the council member for new york city 36th district, make some noise for chi osse. >> he is white but he's all right. will be at caroline comedy club all week in new york city my man gary owen. and last but certainly not least, he, she, we is a hilarious comedian you can catch on the-- flame monroe. now it has been a hell of a week after finding a red spot on his nose a german man went to the doctor and found out that he has monkeypox. syphilis and hiv. who he [bleep]! these are not poke monday card, you don't have to catch them all. topic one, now earlier this week on the pivot podcast two football players had an interesting conversation. but channing crowder told brown

prosecution to decide whether or not to bring this case back to court, but if they choose to, judge hilaryng meadows. ten years, two grand slams, and one metal hip later, the expectations may be a little lower, but he's still box office in the big apple. the former world number one hasjust won on arthure ashe in his second round clash with american emilio nava. nava is ranked 203 in the world, but it's been a grueling encounter — he lost the first set, but then came roaring back to win the match. but harriet dart�*s us open is over. she was unable to follow up her upset of daria kasatkina in the first round, losing to hungary's dalma galfi in straight sets. on saturday, we'll be crowning the second champions of the hundred. but who will be in the final? 0val invincibles sealed their place by beating the manchester 0riginals by 32 runs to finish top — they'll face the winners of friday's eliminator between the trent rockets and southern brave, who lost to the northern superchargers earlier. in the men's hundred, the manchester 0riginals sealed their place in friday's eliminator with a thril

they think this is hilarious. do you know what's really hilarious?t tomorrow if you are not registered tomorrow and doing it that's really hilarious. this is going to get really ugly if you don't vote in 2022. remember the mark the date, folks. it is now 7:40 eastern time on the jesse watters show august the 8th. remember the date i told you this you are not going to recognize your country if you don't fix this and sap. >> >> jesse: joe biden was elected and promised to bring people together and calm things down after the trump's presidency, and he just burned everything to the ground with what his administration did tonight. this is insane. dan bongino, thanks for joining us. >> thanks. >> jesse: now let's go to fox news national correspondent matt finn who had details about what was taken from mar-a-lago by the fbi. >> jesse, the "new york times" reports the search, according to two people familiar with the investigation, appears to be focused on material that mr. trump had brought with him to mar-a-lago, his private club and residence after he lef

many things hilary and i handed in wordperfect.ghter] >> than the other thing they do is they say, they've read so they know how to mamanipulate it, this is genius, it is perfect. except -- [laughter] >> can you work on the plots? >> just work on the plot and the character and maybe the scenes. [laughter] but we like the front. [laughter] i'm trying to remember, obviously the thing that is interesting about writing of course is for the most part it's individual although it hilary and i together in this case which we form one person. then you have to become a team player and open and willing to be open to people who have only the best in mind were much more experienced than either of us and who may or may not have a couple of good ideas. there was a stage i think the line edit, i was in london and we were faced timing and we go what about this? no, keep it exactly the way it was. how about this one? no. we started finally saying to each other like hell. the next day you wrote me to say i've been thinking maybe we should go back over

trump acts gang star but the clintons have him beat because if you believe the internet hilary wouldll i'm saying is it would be a lot of slow singing and flower bringing if you know what i mean. okay, let's start the show, i go by the name of charlamagne tha god, it's been a "hell of a week," queen nyla, let's get it.

by the way, he is a hilarious twitter follow.going to see a trend to the opposite, celebrities not wanting to touch these new industries? >> i don't think so. these companies are trying to bring about mass adoption of cryptocurrencies and a good ways to have celebrities that people no end trust to talk to fans and people that they know about it. if there is money there, the celebrities will go there. the biggest take away is just do your own research. don't trust a pretty face just because they tell you this might be a good investment look into it. emily: you think we will continue to see celebrities putting their likeness in star power behind these? immanual: matt damon has faced a big hit from the public in this, but all those are stepping it -- who are stepping in that space, a soccer star for manchester united, one of the most popular in the world, i don't see this going away soon. as long as there is money in crypto, there will be people who want to advertise it. emily: thank you for showing that bash for sharing that. apple

mr giggs gave no reaction in the dock whenjudge hilary manley dismissed the jury.ard is june of next year. serena williams is an action later for a tricky match. against estonia's number two. it's a decade since andy murray's one and only triumph at flushing meadows. the last 32 for the first time since 2016. the former world number one hasjust won on arthure ashe in his second round clash with american emilio nava. nava is ranked 203 in the world, but it's been a grueling encounter — he lost the first set, but then came roaring back to win the match. but harriet dart�*s us open is over. she was unable to follow up her upset of daria kasatkina in the first round, losing to hungary's dalma galfi in straight sets. on saturday, we'll be crowning the second champions of the hundred. but who will be in the final at lord's? 0val invincibles sealed their place by beating the manchester 0riginals by 32 runs to finish top. they'll face the winners of friday's eliminator between the trent rockets and southern brave, who lost to the northern superchargers earlier. in the men'

i go it's hilarious. it is also engaging. it feels like a sitcom but for grown folk.ing to make a show that's about a life of selling crack, formerly selling crack, and sexual assault, and also struggling as a single mother and it's all going to be funny." i would be like, "that's impossible." but you did it. i would love to know how. how did you think i can make all of this funny? >> the show was in the work for five years with lee daniels and we went through three writers ws and he found somebody who could catch my voice. i'm a comedian. and he said we're going to do a cussing s sitcom. and i'm like a cussing sitcom? i can curse. i curse in my real life. i save on saturdays. because i don't want to go to church on sunday. you have to tithe. but we-- you know, what was great about this show is we took everything that i've been through and threw it in with comedy because that's what i do with my stand-up. i take the darkest things and try to make them funny. i say you can't change the past so why cry about it. i got shot in the back of the head and made it funny. >> t

there's a hilarious, absurd scene where she makes them bring their awards in and then destroys them innt of them while they're completely immobilized. and you think, gosh, i wonder if that actually ever happened over the power. our producer this week of the film review is paloma and she's from madrid. so i'm sure she approves of this choice. next, another foreign language film, french again and ace in love, which is the best out. is it deliberate that you've chosen all of these? and so well, actually at the moment, as has been widely publicised recently, there's not a lot of popcorn blockbusters in cinemas because it's the summer and also pandemic related. but also i like to choose some of the best films and quite frankly, some of the best films out this week are foreign language. and we've got a lovely french film called an ace in love. it's a very engaging, romantic comedy about a young woman who has an affair with a man and then actually transfers her attentions to his female partner. so it all gets very interesting. but again, really well scripted, great characters, a lot of fun, t

hilarious. anna, thank you so much. look forward to seeing you next week. that's it for this week.atever it is you decide to watch. thanks for being with us. see you next time. bye— bye. hello, there. for many this weekend, it shaped up to be a tale of two halves. the north of england on saturday was cloudy, grey, and wet with a couple of inches of rain falling but on sunday, just take a look at leeds, just shy of 13 hours of sunshine here. i suspect there is going to be more rain in the forecast, however, today, with this area of low pressure and the front pushing in from the west. now, some of that rain is going to push its way steadily eastwards so some heavy rain clearing to showers, the best of the dry weather through monday is likely to be across scotland. so we start off then with heavy rain moving out of northern ireland through the irish sea into the north west of england and parts of wales, but you can see central and southern england is quite showery in nature so not everywhere will see wetter weather. there will be heavier bursts, the best of the dry, sunny weather look

hilarious. anna, thank you so much. look forward to seeing you next week. that's it for this week., whatever it is you decide to watch. thanks for being with us. see you next time. bye—bye. hello there. rather unsettled as we head into the start of next week, low pressure dominates, and it's a rather messy picture of weather for most of us with a bit of everything in the forecast. there will be some outbreaks of rain at times, also some sunny spells, and it's set to feel rather humid, particularly towards southern areas, that humidity swept away with some fresh air replacing it by the time we get to the end of the working week. overnight, our weather front that we have seen so far today set to push northwards and eastwards, introducing plenty of cloud, it's rather muggy underneath all that cloud, certainly mild, some coastal and hill fog down towards south—western areas in particular. towards north—east scotland and north—east england the temperatures could drop into mid to high single figures, so it will feel cooler here. on monday, this is the position of our weather front, that'

hilarious. anna, thank you so much. look forward to seeing you next week. that's it for this week.whatever it is you decide to watch. thanks for being with us. see you next time. bye—bye. hello there. we ended the week with some warm sunshine, but some showers, mainly in the north, close to an area of low pressure. and that same area of low pressure is sitting in the same place for the start of the weekend. but around the base of it, we've got this weather front thickening, the cloud bringing some rain and some stronger winds as well. ahead of that, with some clear skies in england and wales, it'll be a cooler start on saturday morning, significantly cooler than the previous night in south—eastern parts of england. some sunshine for england and wales, one or two showers pushing across in the morning, ahead of this main band of rain that's heavy for a while, accompanied by some strong and gusty winds, sweeping away from scotland and northern ireland followed by sunshine and a few showers. that rain band is quite narrow, but it could be quite heavy rain as it gets stuck in northern e

mr giggs gave no reaction in the dock whenjudge hilary manley dismissed the jury.later, his head dropped when he heard how long it could take for the case to conclude. and this is because for the next seven days, it will be up to the prosecution to decide whether or not to bring this case back to court, but if they choose to, judge hilary manley said the earliest that it may be heard is june of next year. friends and family are gathering for a vigil in liverpool to remember 0livia pratt—korbell. a book of remembrance is being signed for the nine—year—old, who was shot dead in her home last week by a masked gunman. hundreds of people are expected to pay their respects this evening at saint margaret mary's catholic church. two men have been arrested and bailed in connecting with her killing. in what is his last week as prime minister borisjohnson has been defending his government's record on crime — but it comes on the day a new report — commisioned by the centre—right policy exchange think—tank — says police forces�* ability to solve crimes is woefully low. it follo

we wanted to really dig deep and have come and hilary talked about we wanted to bring down that wall so the reader will be not simply but walking beside ellen and nancy and feeling that love and friendship and the fear that goes with perhaps losing it. >> i was thinking as we were talking about how you told me among the very first conversations that we had about the group of women riders, artists, academics that you became part of as you are beginning your writing career that you bonded with and you begin to trust and learned to listen to and they learned to listen to you and you would share your work which is a hugely vulnerable thing to do. >> i learned that in sharing my work and getting out there that i wasn't going to die. it was not risking it that was going to kill me. >> and i think that not risking is something we hope, obviously all readers but particularly women will take from this because i've been blessed to have really good, close, loving, smart supportive friends my entire life and i needed them. i've needed to them through the ups and downs of my life and my career. o

. >> so fierce fears, hilarious, and committed to liberation and uplifting her people.man who has in various points manage members of the klan, she defines what people are bauder the most. >> another comedian who i followed four years on twitter. okay we got a boost in 2020 when she engaged on social media's newest grazes, dunking on agile yang. >> the coronavirus has a lot of narratives scared of asians, so as andrew says we can't make somebody less races we just have to be american. >> they went off hilariously. >> i'm really good at saying, i like to ask for it stressing, for iraq. why are you not hate crime-ing me? >> i felt like it was within my right to criticize a fellow yang. >> not normally a cold block of -- but growing up, didn't really have japanese food until high school. we definitely had thai food and chinese food. >> asian food is definitely the greatest presence of representation for asians in america. >> i want to get into that words, representation. what has it meant to you? and as far as the buzzword that gets tossed around? >> i feel like representa

hilarious. anna, thank you so much. look forward to seeing you next week. that's it for this week.ever it is you decide to watch. thanks for being with us. see you next time. bye bye. fears services could be even more overloaded. this woman struggled to get an ambulance, after a heart attack. and then they said, "oh, yes, we are sending an ambulance, we just can't tell you when." so, it shocked me a little bit. also on the programme... el shafee elsheikh, one of four islamic state militants known as beatles, gets life in prison over the death of four us citizens. sir alex ferguson testifies in defence of ryan giggs at the former footballer�*s trial, on assault and coercive

hilarious. anna, thank you so much. look forward to seeing you next week. that's it for this week.ide to watch. thanks for being with us. see you next time. bye—bye. hello, thank you forjoining me, the weather is looking mixed for most of us, but as far as this evening and overnight is concerned, it's going to be generally drive with a few showers here and there. it has been a very blustery day here, perhaps a few showers, but on the whole for most of us it is a dry night. temperatures first thing around 10 degrees in aberdeen, ia in liverpool, and about that in london as well. here's the forecast for sunday, it starts off quite sunny in many parts of the uk, lighter winds they are in scotland, still a few showers, that it will cloud over later in the afternoon across south—western parts of the country, wales, perhaps even a little bit of rain there, in northern mid—wales, perhaps reaching the north west later on in the day. highs of up to about 25 degrees. this is bbc news, i'm david willis with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. unconfirmed reports s

let's check out some of the hilarious photos you worked on did you ever get feedback from the stars likekim kardashian about these photos? >> i got a retweet from chrissy teigen. that is what i was excited about. >> tell us about mona lisa. the inspiration for that one. >> i was just being silly. just having fun. that when i thout that picture, i wanted to be in that picture. >> you are based between nigeria, where you were born and raised, and l.a.. have you picked up any inspiration by spending time in the u.s.? >> i listen to a lot of people. listening to post-malone -- recently. in nigeria. one of mine was fluid e. amazing singer, songwriter. music om difrent parts of the world. >> what is comg in 2022? >> t album is out now. i'm excited about getting on the road again. touring different places. the videos, the partnerships, a lot of things lined up for me this year that i'm excited to get into. adekunle gold, i know you are sitting in a car stopped in the middle of traffic in rainy london. is there any chance you might sing us out of the show? >> definitely. ♪ ♪ love you forever, th

. >>> and later, a favorite sunday sitdown with the talented and hilarious jane krakowski on a careerm playing cousin vickie in "vacation" to stealing scenes in "30 rock" and the job that changed her life. >> we flew out coach and flew out first class. warm fresh cookies and all, which was a first for me. >> a sunday sit down with jane krakowski. >>> but let's beginning this morning in ukraine, where that country's military is trying now to gain control of russian held crimea, among concerns about a crisis that europe's largest nuclear power plant. josh letterman is in central ukraine with the latest. josh, good morning. >> reporter: willie, good morning. president putin has called crimea a sacred place. russia annexed crimea in 2014 and used it to attack ukraine. but now ukraine is putting russia on the defensive. explosions rocking the skies over russian occupied crimea, the local governor says crimea's air defenses were activated again overnight after a drone targeted the naval headquarters. president zelenskyy predicting crimea will be liberated. he says, you can literally feel it

[laughter] okay, so hilarious. i have words but i will get kicked off of set for this man.ics of a broadway show, i have a lot of friends invested in him and actually hard to get your money back to recoup it so i get the idea of trying to put a big, bold name to get people into. i hope it doesn't work. i hope he and his big spanish wife go away. >> brett: it is too early to come back. i do think alec baldwin has not addressed the severity of the shooting and personal responsibility. if you kill somebody, you know, you should be remorseful. we heard is he wasn't the one who pulled the trigger. the gun just went off which is virtually impossible for that to even happen. we can't whistle past this issue with what he has done there. the other thing, why is he not doing gun safety? why is he not out there trying to help people after this series? >> that would be personal responsibility, bread. >> instead of sitting down and doing these interviews and saying, "i didn't pull the trigger," you should say i'm sorry and you should be repeating it over and over again and saying nothin

although i agree to do this, these 2 french guys are hilarious. they're amazing. trust more. i got a mike on hey, i got a mike on the 1st turn, the thing off we returned to the car from someone who is the police seems put out my questions on him. right, right. he redefines the rules governing or interviews. is there a link between his crimes comes at richard i'm sure the schools with all due respect, gentlemen, we've known each other for a couple hours in the way that there's so much negativity given on to the police that i don't especially the front of a police i just don't feel comfortable giving those types of answers that could be chopped and put back together. do you know what i'm saying? i see. yeah. ah, there are 3 boys on here. the tour of crime scenes continues carefulness. no gentlemen. oh, we carry on along the river of tears, a canal with a sinister reputation. oh, in recent years, several indigenous corpses had been fish out of these waters. some of these cases are part of the new investigation. careful where you walk guys, because there's a lot of empty packages

okay. >> that's hilarious. i run a production company with my mom, a seed in wings.ther people. give other people opportunities. we just sold a movie called "becoming noble" to paramount pics. >> lamorne: what? oh my gosh. [ applause ] >> excited about that. >> lamorne: repeat the name of that movie. >> "becoming noble." it's a really beautiful story about a young girl who finds out that she's royalty. she has to come of age and figure out what she's going to do with that information. we're so excited. >> o >>. >> lamorne: you work with your mom? >> yes. >> lamorne: so my question to you is, she is your mom. who's the boss in the situation? >> oh, always my mama. >> lamorne: your mom's the boss? >> mom is mom first. which i appreciate. >> lamorne: that's right, mom. >> but my mom is the boss. she's always been the boss, always going to be the boss. >> lamorne: okay. >> but she also respects my opinion and the things that i bring to the table. and not only is she my mom, she's my business partner, and we work perfectly together. >> lamorne: that makes perfect sense, o

. >> reporter: sophia is fierce, hilarious and committed to uplifting her people.nd for a woman at various points has managed members of the wu tang clan, she describes the people who brought her most. jenny yang is a stand-up comic i followed for years on twitter. her career got a boost when she engaged in dunking on andrew yang. >> the coronavirus has a lot of americans scared of americans. so andrew yang says we can't make them be less racist. we just have to be more american. >> it was after andrew wrote this op-ed, and jenny went off, hilariously. >> i'm really good at saying woo. i like to ask for ranch dressing where every i go. will you not hate crime me? >> i'm a yang, and i felt like it was within my right to criticize a fellow yang. >> yes, yes. >> you want a block of cold tofu? >> not normally a block of cold tofu person type, but growing up, we definitely had chinese and thai food. >> asian food is definitely the greatest presence of representation for asian america. >> 245 word representation, what has it meant to you? >> i feel like representation ju

and i'm grateful to have shared a desk with two highly skilled and hilarious co-anchors.hat for some reason are up at this ungodly hour. now, i am not leaving abc. i'm simply aligning with my circadian rhythm, so you will see me report for our later shows. but just know that i am still an insomniac at heart, y'all. >> before you say hello to the sun for me, now that you will be sleeping at night, this is the moment that every "world news now" anchor dreams of, the final crowning glory, the portrait placed on the "world news now" wall of fame. >> drum roll. >> here it is. every "world news now" anchor from lisa mccree to -- i can't read some of these names. juju chang. anderson cooper. a lot of big names there. a guy by the name of david -- david -- david muir, of course. then joining that list is our very own mona kosar abdi, a famous alum of the insomniac "orld news now" team. >> yay. >> and just like that, it has come to an end. >> before we send you off, i want to say not only have you been an awesome co-worker and a consummate professional, i think that you have helpe

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there is a hilarious youtube video that has every picture of the court put in order.ou have looked at 150 years of white guys staring at you. i am very, very happy to have that change, that is great. that is more reflective of the country. that being said, having broader diversity matters. having these folks having had the same educational background, similar geographic background, similar professional background is lawyers, all of them coming from court of appeals, is a significant loss. susan: david leonhardt has a column on this topic in the new york times this week. the headline is ketanji brown jackson is so similar and different to the judges she is joining. that is because of her time serving as a public defender. does she bring different experience than what your studies have shown? >> for sure. she would be the first full-time federal public defender, not the first criminal defense lawyer who is going to be on the court. thurgood marshall famously was america's leading civil rights lawyer. but was also a decorated criminal defense lawyer. he barn stormed acro

hiary deleted -- hilary deleted her emails, and nothing has been done about that. the news people, they hid the information on hunter biden. that was not even brought up during the campaign, but now they still have not rated his house or put him in leg irons -- raided his house or put him in leg irons. we are controlled by the communists. host: paul, that color brought up that it seems that -- caller brought up that it seems that there is not enough acknowledgment of the good things that president trump did. what is your take on that? susan: you hear -- paul: you hear that a lot. i was just down in texas covering cpac. that is what you hear from any on the right, many who are devoted supporters of the former president, and they feel he has been wronged and is continuing to be wronged by this fbi raid on mar-a-lago. the likelihood that the president will make another stab at the white house in 2024. that color is not a lone voice. there are many on the right who feel like he does. you can take issue with many of the things he said and the factual islet he of them, -

now it's her son who is making that change and the film comes out today and it's supposed to be hilarious. >> mad respect for jo koy. also for daly city br it's based at. you've got to love it. so many filipinos live in daly city. >> a great town, great city, great people that work and live there. it's nice to see something that bridges joy. it's flying to go to the movie theaters and laugh and feel something great. it's just wonderful. >> i think that one guy is still trying to hold his smile, too. >> yeah. >> thanks. appreciate it. >>> some tenants in san francisco's fill more district say they are being targeted and getting support as they face eviction. the issue is with five units at the martin luther king marcus garvey square cooperative apartments. it was built in the 1960s after black residents were pushed out by redevelopment. because -- >> it's just hurtful to know that these people who watched you grow is the same ones who are going behind your back trying to evict you. betty hammond, she been here my entire life. when she passed away, they try to evict her son. >> tenants who