reporter: artists hilary powell and dan edelstyn came up with the idea.ally they'd hoped to get the entire street linked into a grid. but some of the roofs aren't suited to solar panels, and some neighbors haven't yet warmed up to the idea. 25 households on lynmouth road are on board, however. dan: i think across britain there are millions and millions of people who want to solve and put money into the climate crisis. if you can offer a direct-action solution for it, which is what we have created here, then kind of it floats quite well with the general public. reporter: given the economic crisis in the country, not everyone could afford to sign up. that's why the two artists launched a fundraising campaign that raised over 100,000 pounds. they even spent several weeks during the winter living on their roof, and filmed it, as a crowdfunder. hilary: we wanted to make the street as the locus of the story but also as a kind of experiment prototype test pilot, the thing that could help other streets move quickly to act. and that has taken a lot of ideas and fa

reporter: artists hilary powell and dan edelstyn came up with the idea.ally they'd hoped to get the entire street linked into a grid. but some of the roofs aren't suited to solar panels, and some neighbors haven't yet warmed up to the idea. 25 households on lynmouth road are on board, however. dan: i think across britain there are millions and millions of people who want to solve and put money into the climate crisis. if you can offer a direct-action solution for it, which is what we have created here, then kind of it floats quite well with the general public. reporter: given the economic crisis in the country, not everyone could afford to sign up. that's why the two artists launched a fundraising campaign that raised over 100,000 pounds. they even spent several weeks during the winter living on their roof, and filmed it, as a crowdfunder. hilary: we wanted to make the street as the locus of the story but also as a kind of experiment prototype test pilot, the thing that could help other streets move quickly to act. and that has taken a lot of ideas and fa

there sir hilary, front page of the mail . shocking. there sir hilary, front page of the mail. rishi had a diagnosis for cancer. his brother now has it and we all know someone affected by the disease. >> well , disease. >> well, yeah, i think it used to be 1 in 3, but now it's1 >> well, yeah, i think it used to be 1 in 3, but now it's 1 in 2 people that are affected by cancen 2 people that are affected by cancer. so so pretty much everybody is going to is going to know somebody or be affected themselves. yeah. and you know, we don't really know why that is. why it's on the increase so much. the holy grail, adrian, is a cure, isn't it? >> well , and i a cure, isn't it? >> well, and i know we've had doctor carol sikora on the show many times , top oncologist, many times, top oncologist, cancer expert . cancer expert. >> he speaks a lot. and he he bemoans how we manage to spend. i would say plunder for 120 billion on covid and yet a fraction of that on cancer. if we'd only put one tenth the money we put on covid into cancer , perhaps we'd bit closer. >> and cancer, a disease which

there sir hilary, front page of the mail . shocking. there sir hilary, front page of the mail.ishi had a diagnosis for cancer. his brother now has it and we all know someone affected by the disease. >> well , disease. >> well, yeah, i think it used to be 1 in 3, but now it's1 >> well, yeah, i think it used to be 1 in 3, but now it's 1 in 2 people that are affected by cancen 2 people that are affected by cancer. so so pretty much everybody is going to is going to know somebody or be affected themselves. yeah. and you know, we don't really know why that is. why it's on the increase so much. the holy grail, adrian, is a cure, isn't it? >> well , and i a cure, isn't it? >> well, and i know we've had doctor carol sikora on the show many times , top oncologist, many times, top oncologist, cancer expert . cancer expert. >> he speaks a lot. and he he bemoans how we manage to spend. i would say plunder for 120 billion on covid and yet a fraction of that on cancer. if we'd only put one tenth the money we put on covid into cancer , perhaps we'd bit closer. >> and cancer, a disease which i

hilary: yes, especially cvs. cvs we know as a pharmacy but has made so many acquisitions, including into insurance. cvs is another example of what we should be buying is not into this massive strength in these hot areas, but something like cvs where there is so much concerned that their acquisitions will be hard to integrate in, or that there's so many different procedures that were elective that were put off for three years and now we are going to take place and it will cost more money. cvs is stronger than ever before and will do just fine. we think opportunity -- health care is an opportunity and we are looking at the reads that have long care -- long-term health care. physically, the baby boomer stocks, that is really really want to be looking, until we see ai really start to have applications that work. shery: a big weaken earnings for alphabet, microsoft, meta. are there any other names being overlooked given these big giants? hilary: to me, the big name is apple. that is not until august 1, but apple is th

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joining me is work of commissioner of public lands hilary franz. about the 4th of july celebrations with fireworks tomorrow? >> extremely worried. right now, our landscape is extremely hot. it's extremely dry. we have winds down in those conditions. you can see on the screen there and all it takes is literally one spark in these areas and we have 100,000 -- it could be a thousand acre fires 100,000 acres in a little day >> what are you telling people? everybody wants to celebrate the 4th of july. they want to be safe. what's the balance? >> i mean, the 4th of july represents truly the best of america. no one person sees american values more than our firefighters. if you think about it our firefighters are people of service. dedication and courage. they put their lives on line every single day. fighting to protect the lives of strangers they will never meet. they're the best of the best. our role models, heros. honestly, this is a time we need to celebrate them and protect them. that means across washington state, across our country. we need to take

it is a hilarious store. in the middle of the most secure building of the world. if it can be brought in like that, it is like getting into fort knox. how did he get in there and who brought it in there and why is it crawling with secret service, fbi, the best security people in the world, how have they not found out who it was? >> they do know who it was and they are trying to figure out a way to navigate this crisis. we don't know for sure. hunter biden and cocaine have had a long, intimate relationship. hunter biden got thrown out of the navy for cocaine possession. we don't know who it belongs to but the white house is a fortress. we have been through that entrance many times. the cubicles where you have to store your devices. the marines are right there in the second you enter the campus, you are being watched, surveillance cameras, secret service watching you. they know who did this and if it were not hunter or anyone in the biden family or a senior biden administration official, we would know the name

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shoutout to philadelphia, her hometown. >> janai: that is hilarious. this season? >> one of the things you'll really enjoy for season 2 is all of the co-stars. we have all these special guest stars. patti labelle, malcolm-jamal warner, all these amazing guest stars playing our family and friends and the show really gets to expand. it's awesome. >> janai: so you are a busy woman here at essence fest speaking on panels later. what are you most excited about? have you been to essence fest before? >> i've been before. we came last year just not - self before. i'm looking forward to the leading ladies panel. i was at the concert last night with chandra wilson and so excited to be around sheryl lee ralph. all these amazing, strong, beautiful women that represent the culture so well. >> janai: i don't know if you realize it but i'm moderating that panel so go ahead and set me up. yes. >> they're great. they're great. we'll have a good time. >> janai: i'm excited. the cast of "the wonder years," are there show tunes between takes? i hear you like to not only s

and 4 is invited dana carvey to the white house because he thought it was so hilarious.thy society. you can't do this kind of thing in other countries. >> no question. all right, harold, fauci got a gig in georgetown. he said given what i've been through, i think what i have to offer is experience and inspiration to the younger students. given that he can't admit he made a mistake, should he will teaching anybody? >> i think he should, and i think the students should ask him tough questions and even poke fun. i agree with everything that's been said. in society, i think of achievement when you're made fun of by dana carvey. two, the fox us i think in our politics, in our culture, the toxicity in the kind of way we speak to one another, you've got to have a sense of humor, and i thought dana carvey, i thought he did e a -- i hope he imitates me one day. maybe he should have a bag of potato chips, and he could imitate me. >> fauci said to the new york time, show me a school or a fakely that i shut down, never, never -- factory. >> well, i mean, he was the key to shutting e

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meaning that we're really under represented and comedy, even though we're hilarious to things that i love about what most show does is not shy away from the incredibly important to address his stomach issues that muslims in aerospace every day in the united states. while still acknowledging that we as marginalize, people deserve fidelity to that our laughter and our love. and our humanity is what allows us to survive and thrive under really difficult situations, surviving and thriving. well, as someone who is driving a lot of people asking me, ask him about the season too. is it happening and what are you excited about quickly? well, i'm moving confidently like you. well, i have not gotten confirmation yet, but waiting on the waiting on the news, but yeah, i'm already building it out of my mind and it's so much more story to tell them. excited. incredible. and, and just quickly, before we wrap um black adam, how are you feeling about that? i mean, i forget that i'm in a super hear a movie with the right here and assume pretty sure a movie with the rocks. amazing. yeah. it's, it's, it

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, but it's nott actu actually hilarious.t's not remotely funny. ally hilarthe most powerful mann the world is in this kind of condition. >> well, it's really extraordinary, especially wheny you think about how far he has fallen in the last six months or even two years. it's it's kind of shockingo go to go back to even when heack to began his term in the white house, he was a lot more lucid. but but it raises the more important question, as you point out, piers, you know, wher raie is he going to be six months from now? where is he going to be a year from now? and this is not something where nhile this decline has bee precipitous in the last six months, prior to that, we f see this slow devolution of his mental capacity and his physical capacities. but the press went all out. they did everything they could to cover for him, and theyhing d a fairly good job of it. the problem is, as you're out here with the with this footage, you can't hide this from the publie, youc anymore. american voters see this? you can't li e to them an

there's so much joy and it's hilarious. very clever to say it's a crazy ride. easily spectacular, a really unique. i cannot think of another movie that bobby's up against christopher nolan's doc, historical drama, often times about the development of the atomic bomb fans have been turning out in droves to see the 2 diametrically opposed films. yeah. so we just came out as being the part of the movie and the leader, regardless, the oppenheimer today and both of those movies have come out and it's been a really fun time so far it's going to be that will feature a very different movies. but obviously, i'm pretty excited about the bar b movie. bobby does appear to be the crowd favorites with estimates that could take in $150000000.00 over the weekend, exceeding the same as opening of advertising the way of water. i'm excited to say um isa ray in the black barbies because a lot of times when they've done out of our base stuff in the past, we haven't been included and to see i can, i think it's kind of cool and that ryan gosling, i think a lot of guys can get excited

like a dream, but for others, a recent episode of the netflix show, black mirror, demonstrated the hilariouslso terrifying consequences of signing your image rights away. from a legal perspective, it is an absolute minefield. we are in uncharted territory, when it comes to ai and deep fake technology, that is for sure. the existing laws do not provide a robust and apt regulatory framework in order to guard against all the issues that can arise. so what does the talent make of all this? i can understand the concern, but the thing is, the technology is here to stay, so even if you don't embrace it, because you are scared of it, and apprehensive about it, other people will. if you want to still be in the game, then you've got to learn how to be in it. yes, this really is me, but not really. the possibilities are endless, but with artificial intelligence, so are the risks. nick marsh, bbc news, singapore. for more bbc coverage on artificial intelligence, go to the bbc news website. over to australia, where the state of victoria has pulled the plug on a plan to host the 2026 commonwealth games. o

i went to listen to hilary in beijing. i was standing, someone gave me an on barela. -- someone gave me an umbrella. i was trekking in nepal, i came across rows of villages with missing girls. i couldn't understand where all the girls were. i decided to ask the men sitting there. he said all the girls are in bombay. i followed the trail and found a little girls locked up in the little rooms for years, being exploited by multiple men. as a journalist, as someone who had been in beijing, and seen the unity in action, i couldn't believe how this could exist. i wanted to do something. i ended up making a documentary. that documentary one and emmy. i came to new york and was looking at the bright lights, all i could see were the eyes of the mothers who had told their story because they wanted to save their daughters. i had contact with misses clinton, they put me in touch with others, there was a women's circle who said they would help. they took me to speak in front of the u.n. and show the documentary there and to u.s. congre

>> greg: i find it hilarious they consider the wilderness a safe space. "turned up in the bottom of a ravine, half eaten by wolves." "so-and-so went missing, still haven't found him, oh, no, the helicopter has spotted a cadaver." >> jesse: its bears. >> greg: it's funny, part of the article if i read it correctly was talking about leaving the city after certain political things like january 6th and all of that stuff and i'm thinking, most people are leaving the city because of a crime. they are not leaving it because of republicans and they are not leaving the woods because of republicans. it's funny. you notice that with every facet in this race-based identity cult. the solution is always going to be segregation. that is the solution. who thought that the left would find common ground with the kkk and it is a campground. >> jessica: i'm just noting my objection. >> greg: i would say this is summer news but this came out maybe a month ago, technically this is spring news. >> jeanine: june 21st. >> sandra: retired school teacher says this is an asinine ide

jimmy: that's hilarious brenberg as a prohot dog guy we love to barbecue. but is the hot dog hat disqualifying? >> well if you don't have the right fashion for hot dogs you can't do the thing. the problem is he was all out of his camo hat so he has to wear a branded hot dog it was on his hat which looks like a single of like other swingers in the area like no that guy you can approach him at the bar he's got a hat on. it just can looks no matter what it is it definitely looks like a tale to people you're up to something wouldn't the funniest thing in the world to have been we would never advocate for any type of political violence or rest or depouch rei but running through capitol and he took the hot dog that day. wait a minute -- there it goes. greatest thing. mcbee if you happen to do a do-over would you steal him a hot dog and do him a favor by stealing that hot dog? >> i don't to go anywhere near mitt romney's hot dog. >> morning it and we go awuga. and we play in the bun. out the bun. >> what's the difference between and difference between 80s today we

they were just as important and they were hilarious. hey studmuffins want to make bouncy , bouncy. they had three female performers and three female writers, which if you look at the comedy landscape at that time, is unheard of. what made saturday night live different from those other shows was our show was the first one to really have a voice for a younger generation then the man. that's disgusting. and then you scream and then he screams and then it's over. the early days of snl were a tale of two worlds, because you had these great female writers like anne beats and marilyn miller and rosie shuster. but then you had like john belushi didn't want to do sketches that were written by a woman. i like serling's steak. i like american food. don't push me curtain. i mean, john used to regularly ask for the women to be fired from the show because chicks just weren't funny, awful , awful, awful. couldn't be worse. really enough to make you want to puke your guts out. it was uphill battle. lorne used to come round to me and rosie and go like, so what have you got for the girls? we felt an

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wouldn't it be hilarious if i went into work for you and i remember instantly thinking, "oh, no, this>> jimmy: don't you biff the first day -- >> and i was like -- how do you tell robin williams no and he was 100% serious. and then i was terrified he gave me his number. i was like, "oh, no, this is going to happen. and he never called and i was really happy [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, he probably thought about you and just said, "i'm going to let the kid become a star first. >> yeah, i think he thought it was a fun idea and maybe he saw the complete and total panic in my face. >> jimmy: yeah, i want to talk about this, by the way look at this "not all sheep are boring! congratulations, buddy you wrote this book. what inspired you to write this >> i have a daughter, five-year-old daughter, and a lot of bedtime reading and started talking about counting sheep. and i was like, why do people do that? why do we count sheep? specificall to fall asleep are they all boring? and i wanted to get to the bottom of it >> jimmy: yeah wow. [ laughter ] you really solved the case >> i tried to. turn

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hilarious, this is all hilarious, all of it.ws, who was trump's chief of staff, and a key figure in trump's orbit in the aftermath of the election, also testified to the grand jury. the special counsel's team reportedly has hundreds, hundreds of text messages and emails. there's also new reporting today that federal prosecutors are asking former governor officials about a february 2020 meeting in the oval office. in that meeting, trump reportedly, quote, touted his administration's work to expand the use of paper ballots and support security audits of vote tallies. so, all of this could play into what jack smith's team is looking at, especially when it comes to trump's mindset in the days after the election and leading up to the insurrection. we are going to dig into all of this tonight. there's a lot to cover. this case is commonly shorthanded, and this is important, and i want to talk through this a bit before we go into the details. and this is often shorthanded as the january 6th investigation. but it is not a case about tha

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the next time when he loses, he lost to hilary in the general election and 8 million to biden and this time it will be worse. you keep on voting for trump. host: this is from the hill, the reaction from other presidential candidates. haley slams trump drama after the january 6 pro. this is what nikki haley had to say on fox news. [video clip] >> how does this indictment affect his candidacy? >> it is going to keep on going. the rest of this primary election every reference will be about lawsuits and legal fees and it will continue to be of further distraction and that is why i am running. we needed new generational leader. we can't keep dealing with the drama and negativity. we have china trying to be at war with us you have the wrong building a bomb you have north korea detaining a soldier. we need to focus on depth and the lack of transparency in schools. we can't be focused on lawsuits over and over again. host: on twitter, jack smith the special counsel investigating americans need to step back and do his job. if he ends up being indicted he can defend himself. our justice departme