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mainly, jonny was about entertainment. you can tell.for america, not just for television. it shows you how vitally important it was. if you were in show business you had to get on "the tonight show." if you were a comic, you had to get on "the tonight show" and suc succeed, and it terrified them. >> he wielded a lot of nunes by virtue of all the things that you just said. did he know he was going to be this hugely influential and make this kind of a mark? >> not at all. in fact, when he started, he was extremely nervous about replacing jack pear because jack pear had become a national phenomenon. and a lot of people thought he was irreplaceable. but jonny replaced him so well, people forgot about pear. he had a 30 year run, naj all that hamd from the early '60s until the '90s. it was extraordinary. his ratings were spectacular. he made the most money in television. avenues dominant dominant figure. >> carson in his own rite laid the groundwork. there were other big-name km comedians to watched him and tried to follow in his footsteps. >

i called every hospital because you never know. >> the calls led nowhere, and jonni felt helpless inand drove the four hours down to plano. straight to the parking garage where christina's car had been found. >> you came straight here. >> yes. >> even though this was the one place in dallas where you can pretty much guarantee police had searched pretty thoroughly. >> yes. >> but you're searching. you're walking all over the place. >> yes. as a mom, i just couldn't believe that there's no way that -- there's no evidence that she didn't come out of this parking garage, that she had to still be here. >> jonni didn't find anything but she hoped maybe someone in the neighboring apartments heard or saw something. >> how many doors you knock on total do you think? >> oh gosh. 50, 100. >> christina's friends were searching the shopping center too. we walked the path that she possibly could've walked that night. >> and plano police were also hitting the streets. >> they began to contact all of the -- the friends who were at the party that night, who had been at the bars and drinking with chri

jonny brownlee has already made the teamgb squad for the triathlon at this summer's 0lympics — but theworld series race, injapan at yokohama — he's one of three britons chasing just one spot — among them tom bishop — brownlee let him go past, to give him valuable ranking points. and brownlee can still make tokyo — he'll try to qualify next month in leeds. norway's kristian blummen—felt was the winner in yokohama. and finally, a nice story from the world golf as england's richard bland won the british masters — to become to oldest first—time winner on the european tour. the 48 year—old had gone a77 events without a victory, but this putt, in a play—off with italy's guido migliozzi at the belfry. finally got him over the line. that's all from sportsday. you can keep up to date on the bbc website. leicester are still a 1—0 up. 20 minutes or so catch that on bbc one. we will see you later. welcome to click. we're outside again. great to see you in the flesh again. and you. i can't believe it. no matter how long it is since i've seen people, as soon as i see friends and family again, it's l

wales's jonny clayton had to avoid defeat against dimitry van den burgh, and he did, winning by eighther semi, portugal'sjose de souza will face nathan aspinall. the winner will take home the 250,000 pounds prize money. and that's all the sport for now. for me and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello there. we saw plenty of sunshine today, and it felt much warmer across the board than what we've been used to this month so far. there are some subtle changes overnight. we've got a weak weather front pushing into western areas. that's going to bring the thicker cloud to many, but also outbreaks of rain across the west, initially for northern ireland, and then that rain will spill its way eastwards through the night across western scotland in towards western england and also western wales. there'll some mistiness and murkiness around, too. but the further east you are, although there will be more cloud around, it should tend to stay dry here. those temperatures no lower than around 8—11 degrees for most, so milder than last night. so, here we go — here's the pressure chart for friday, the

jonny dymond at kensington palace, thank you. our media editor amol is with us now.. it's true this concerns events from about 25 years ago but the fact is martin bashir was rehired by the bbc in 2016 and in today's environment the fact these are historic environment might be overlooked. lord dyson's report is blistering on the attack the integrity of martin bashir, it's extremely hard on lord hall of the bbc saying not only his investigation was woeful but that the justifications given for its woeful dust were completely inadequate. that is an indictment not of his integrity but of his judgment. and fundamentally the bbc is an organisation that is found to have withheld information from the public which funds it and which it was set up to serve and that's an appalling betrayal of the principles on which it was founded. the current director —— the current director general has written individually to the dukes of and prince charles and earl spencer apologising unreservedly but you've got cabinet ministers, you've got pretty much every front page, you've got talk radio

we have the second leg of the championship player. jonny brownlee has made the team gb squad for theoin him. alex yee has improved his chances with fourth place at the world series race at yokohama. he is one of three britons chasing one spot. among them, tom beshe's. brownlee let him go past to give him a valuable ranking points. alistair brownlee can still make tokyo. he will try to qualify next month in leeds. no way�*s kristian blummenfelt was the winner in yokohama. liam heath had already qualified and has added canoeing world cup goal to his collection. he won the 200 metres in hungary, which will give him a boost as he prepares to defend his 0lympic title injuly. he qualified for the games two years ago. novak djokovic return to the clay in rome a different play after his quarterfinal against stefan to to patch —— tsitsipas. he was a set and a breakdown. he said it was his toughest match so far and he will be backin toughest match so far and he will be back in court this evening against home favourite, who came from a set down to knock out andre rubel. the italian is through t

jonny brownlee has already made the team gb squad for the triathlon at this summer's olympics, but the place at the world series race, in japan at yokohama. he's one of three britons chasing just one spot — among them tom bishop. brownlee let him go past, to give him valuable ranking points. and alistair brownlee can still make tokyo — he'll try to qualify next month in leeds. norway's kristian blummenfelt was the winner in yokohama. great britain's liam heath had already qualified for tokyo — and he's now added canoeing world cup gold to his collection. he won the k1200m in hungary, which will give him a real boost as he prepares to defend his olympic title injuly. he qualified for the games two years ago, when he regained the world title over the same distance. world number one novak djokovic returned to the clay in rome a different player, after his quarter—final against stefanos tsitsipas was held up overnight, due to rain at the italian open. he was a set and a break of serve down, but he turned it around to win in three sets. he said it was his toughest match of the year so far.

that was jonny dymond. west that wasjonny dymond.potted by a passer—by in rough wood country park. at around 1pm and has been declared dead. anyone who has information is being urged to contact the force as soon as possible. failures in the national test and trace system are partly responsible for the surge in the indian variant in one of the worst affected parts of the country — that's according to a document seen by bbc news. it's understood a technical problem left several councils unable to identify cases of the variant for three weeks. the number of people who have tested postive for the variant has risen to just under 3,500 this week. our political editor laura kuenssberg has more. to track the disease, you need to test. to manage the spread, you need to monitor the map. as the virus has started to surge again, just yesterday, ministers sounded sure of that. this surveillance system spotted the cases in bolton and in blackburn early, and through surge testing and increased vaccinations, we're throwing everything at it there. ho

wales's jonny clayton had to avoid defeat against dimitry van den burgh, and he did, winning by eightl bring much of the country find, subtle day today, a slim chance of a shower here, temperatures reaching 21 degrees in the south of the country, something we haven't seen for quite a while. as we head onto this evening overnight, this new weather front pushing into western areas will bring some cloud and patchy range in northern ireland, then into western parts of england, scotland and wales by the end of the night. are there more than these, it should tend to be dry, but there will be more cloud around generally comes on my other night to come. a bit of a disappointing day for friday because of this weather front, there will be more cloud around generally, patchy rain across some western areas, which will tend to ease down from a misty murky conditions as well, best of sunny spells will be across the north and east of the country, but where you get sunny spells that could set off the odd heavy shower. because of more cloud around the temperatures want to be quite as high as what we h

when she died two years later, she was without any form of real protection. 0ur royal correspondent jonnyerview leads to divorce, the divorce is really the end of her formal relationship with the royal family. it means that protection that you get by being part of the family, whether it's physical protection, bodyguards, which she herself said she no longer desired or whether it's the sort of organisational protection you get of being part of the royal family. organisational protection you get of being part of the royalfamily. that was then stripped of her. it's also saying that essentially she no longer trusts anybody because of the stories that he says martin bashir spun. this leads her into a very different life with a very different set of people. it leads her into friendships and relationships, in the end, a relationship with someone, she ends up spending the summer with him and she ends up in paris ina summer with him and she ends up in paris in a speeding car, the car which led directly to her death as a drunk driver sped away from pursuing photographers. that is the line that he d

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