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tonight: plus, stephen welcomes: kieran culkin and musical guest, run the jewels.ring jon batiste and "stay human," with special guest joe walsh. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hello. good to see you. welcome! >> audience: stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: please, have a seat, everybody. welcome, in here, out there, all around the world. obviously, everyone in canada. welcome. welcome to "the late show." i am your host, stephen colbert. and ladies and gentlemen i am still-- ( cheers and applause ) i'm still all hot and bothered about the f.b.i. raid at mar-a-lago. turns out, my kink is consequences. we're learning more juicy deets about the raid. it's becoming increasingly clear that the search was tied to an ongoing investigation into whether the former president took classified records from the white house to his florida residence. spoiler: he did. ( laughter ) we already know he did. no matter what it is, it's always what you t

neil and kieran talked with miners underground, swam with fishermen near snake island, visited the track the speedway in chervonohrad and a broken-down motorcycle found rarities in the garages of mykolaiv that were bombarded, they got to know farmers during the harvest near odesa and soldiers undergoing rehabilitation near lviv , they talked with children who found shelter from the war in the monastery and we also visited the patients of the children's hospital, we spent the morning with military veterans who lost their limbs as a result of

father of three, kieran mitchell, jennifer alvey joined me now. great to have you here, jennifer.he expectation of assuming that the district since the kids every year. this is the first year you fine folks there sending this genius list back to the district. how did you come up with it? >> you know, having five kids in school now for almost 20 years, we are used to getting these classroom expectation sheets. frankly, i appreciate them as a parent. i want to know what's going on in the classroom and how to help my kids. so we have had some problems with the district in the last f. some trust has been broken. unfortunately, we started school a month ago and we had our first board meeting. this would be a good time to reestablish some expectations as far as what we parents also expect back from our district. if the district wants us to support our kids, which obviously we want to do, then we obviously want to make sure the district understands what we parents are looking for from our kids school. >> todd: why is something like this necessary? >> because i believe that you have to al

kieran riley came close. in the bmx freestyle, he put on a dazzling display.day for the gb cycling team. has to swing these legs faster. over at the gymnastics arena, alice kinsella, vying for her second medal of the championships, led a strong challenge. but in the end, the team had to settle for silver. and what a performance. as for the dance moves that followed... well, point deductions for not being in sync! this has been the most successful day for the gb team so far and they are top of the medal table. but with eight days of competition left, if they want to stay there, it is hardly time to relax. nestor mcgregor, bbc news, in munich. and there was also british success at the european aquatics championships in rome. the women's 4x100 metres freestyle relay team won gold to retain their title. while luke greenbank and freya colbert claimed bronze medals in the 200 metre backstroke and 400 metre medley respectively. there's more on the bbc sport website including news of british number two, dan evans who is about to play in only his second atp masters sin

excellent, excellent, kieran. i'm well proud of myself for that.g five days a week and i've been working there for two months. so i've got a really good future ahead. i've got a couple of plans for the future as well and what i could potentially do. so, yeah, the future looks promising for me. new this year t—levels, which include work placements. just over 900 students in england passed theirs. as the subjects become more and more, there's more and more different t—levels to do. i think these are the future, they really are. it's a modern qualification for a modern world, finally. oh, oh, oh. they've had a uniquely tough couple of years. for those who are heading into work or apprenticeships, they'll find that employers are really eager for their skills. but students who want to go to university, who've dropped a grade or two this year are going to find much tougher competition in clearing. at barnsley college, more dropped to grade from a to b at a—level than they expected. we're hopeful that that won't have a significant impact on our students g

and in the bmx freestyle, kieran reilly put himself into the gold medal position, but ultimately hadeuropean aquatics championships in italy. they were the defending champions in the women's four by 100 metres freestyle relay. lucy hope, anna hopkin, medi harris and freya anderson came home ahead of sweden and the netherlands. great britain's luke greenbank is a world silver medallist but could only take bronze in the 200 metre backstroke in rome. frenchman yohann brouard taking gold ahead of hungary's benedek kovacs. it has been a hell of a seven weeks. it has been a hell of a seven weeks. it has been a hell of a seven weeks. it has kind of got me to near breaking point, but i'm happy to finish with 56 low and a medal and just to bounce off the disappointment at the commonwealth, to come away with something here, i cannot complain. his to come away with something here, i cannot complain-— cannot complain. his race was followed by — cannot complain. his race was followed by another _ cannot complain. his race was followed by another bronze. i freya colbert in the 400 metres individua

iban a ser destinados a comprar útiles escolares para los hijos de los voluntarios. pese a eso dice kieranmientos para arrestar al expandirse dones autoridad de los miembros eran de una pandilla que por 50 aÑos aterrorizada las comunidad de los Ángeles esta pandilla tiene vínculos con la mafia mexicana y entre otras actividades utilizaban los servicios postales y de envío porcorreo para decir dar un el fiscal estados unidos acusó a la pandilla los play boss de plug ara los vecindarios por décadas por repetidos actos de violencia tráfico de arma y extorsión presidente de los Ángeles dicen estar más tranquilos arrestar arrestos puede ser parece en los >>> y verbalizada con un madera se 47 armas de fuego hace 530 kg de drogasimpiden la amenaza la cocaína >>> salen de la cárcel y vuelven a hacer lo mismootros es peso de todo nos está sino responsablecampamento de personas sin hogar >>> tras un operativo que de los cinco horas la policía de san rafael confirmó el arresto de (nombre en inglés) 33 aÑos quien presuntamente intentó agredir sexualmente a un excursionista ocurrió enel para el verano

with me are kieran andrews, who's political editor at the times scotland, and the broadcaster and writerjemma's front pages, starting with... the financial times leads on uk inflation being projected to reach 18%. the guardian leads on the track record of one of the conservative leadership contenders — they report that liz truss cut millions from services that kept sewage off uk beaches. the is front page also focusses on the conerservative leadership contender liz truss, but they're looking at whether she would hold an emergency budget. the metro describes people blocking a&e as snowflakes claiming that some patients want treatment for dandruff. the daily telegraph reports that a minister wants people hosting ukrainian refugees to be given more money, as they try and deal with the cost of rising bills. and the daily star's front page is dedicated to taking a nap, they report that snoozing at work makes people more productive. so, let's begin. starting with the financial times, welcome to you both. the uk inflation protected to top 18%, sobering, given how high currently —— inflation currentl

miguel almiron and callum wilson saw them lead by the break and and then a stunning free—kick from kieraned instantly — erling haaland and bernardo silva got them level. they pushed for a winner but newcastle deserved their point, city lie second in the table, two points behind arsenal. we made a properfootball game. i think everybody in the stadium enjoyed it, and to be watching the game, at the end of this is what football is all about. both teams try to win, they gave everything. leeds united are level on points with city in the table after producing one of the more surprising results of the weekend. they beat chelsea 3—0 at elland road. jesse marsch�*s side weathered an early storm but scored twice in the space of five minutes before the break. in possession for his first premier league goal and rodrigo headed a second. jack harrison made it three before chelsea were reduced to 10, kalidou koulibaly sent off in the last 10 minutes. i'm really happy for our team. they work really hard, they have tried to adapt in every way that i have asked them to, they committed to the environment th

britain's kieran riley won silver in the men's bmx.being pipped by antonyjeanjean of france. pfeiffer georgi won track cycling silver in the women's elimination race. at the european aquatics championships in rome, britain won three medals on saturday — two bronzes and a thrilling gold in the women's 1! x 100 metre freestyle relay. at the bottom of your screen, freya anderson, who swam in the 200 semi finals earlier in the evening, brought the gold home, just ahead of sweden and the netherlands. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, joanna gosling with the papers. hello and welcome to our look at what the papers are saying today. with me is shyama perera, who is a journalist and author and anne ashworth, property and personal finance commentator. welcome to both of you. on the front pages... the observer leads on the impacts of severe heat in the uk. the papers call it "britain's long, parched summer." the sunday express says it's backing liz truss to become the next prime minister. her rival rishi sunak is on the front of the

kieran maguire is author of the book the price of football — he does a podcast on football finance andbout it. good to have you with us. these sums of money, re: reaching a peak point the game? i think we have plateaus in some of the income streams that the premier league generates so ticket prices can't really go much higher, the only way that clubs can increase matched a revenues is increasing the size of stadiums and with seen that in places such as liverpool, dispose have moved to their new stadium. broadcast revenue domestically has plateaued. the latest taking us through to 24, 25 is a repeat of the one we are pleased presently on. international rights are still rising but the premier league is a fantastic rod, an increasingly popular product what the broadcasters know is the one thing that stops people cutting the cord. they are always desperate to get a hold of the rights. i always desperate to get a hold of the rights.— of the rights. i was reading the prize — of the rights. i was reading the prize money _ of the rights. i was reading the prize money involved l of the rights.

cruising - dismantling the field and cruising to gold in the 1500 metres with northern ireland boss mick kieransilver. this has meant a lot _ mcgeary and picking up silver. ti 3 has meant a lot to me. missing gold coast as well. it's so nice to come here and notjust get one but two in such a competitive field. these girls are fast.— such a competitive field. these uirls are fast. . ., �* , girls are fast. having won the men's 400 metres — girls are fast. having won the men's 400 metres four _ girls are fast. having won the men's 400 metres four years _ girls are fast. having won the men's 400 metres four years ago - girls are fast. having won the men's| 400 metres four years ago england's sites were set firmly on defending their title. they clinched in some style well clear ahead of trinidad and tobago. here at the nec it's finals day in the boxing and 16 commonwealth titles are up for grabs so it could be a bumper day for the home nations with northern ireland alone going for six gold medals. five of them delivered to break northern ireland �*s record four gold medals in the commonwealth games

bitcoin kieran lee at 21340. let's get into more at what is driving the market. the speak from -- the speech from jay powell on friday. joining us is esty dwek. and phil --the catalyst for the stock markets as we look toward the speech on friday, are we expecting more clarity from jay powell? >> the market is in a holding pattern. you have had a big rally from the bottom in mid june. now, investors need to see some evidence of whether the optimism is well-placed. the conventional wisdom is earnings are holding up pretty well. no sign the economy is in a recession. will the fed keep ratcheting rates up so much that it risks a recession down the road? investors are optimistic but they want to hear from the fed at the jackson hole meeting and in september there will be key economic data on jobs and inflation and that is what will drive the market. francine: what are you expecting from jay powell this week? esty: i think there is a little too much expectation he might sound more dovish than he has recently. the minutes of the last meeting were interpreted as a little

and kieran dewsbury hall doubled it after half time. the scottish premiership, it finished 1—1 between hearts and hibs. hearts had taken the lead through lawrence shankland and looked set to hold on for a win — but a late goal from the returning martin boyle grabbed a point for hibernian. boyle's move to easter road was only finalised at 11pm on saturday and boss leejohnson said it was a risk to play him for so long in the game, but they got their reward late on. francesco bagnaia has won the british motogp at silverstone to move up to fourth in the riders' standings. french riderjohann zarco lead from pole, but crashed out on just the fifth lap as he chased his first victory in the top category. italian rider bagnaia moved up from fifth on the grid to take the chequered flag for the second race in a row. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. then, thank you very much. the penultimate day of the commonwealth games so we will be expecting more news on that in sportsday later. a leading charity is warning that mil

in winning the women's| 1500 metres, great britain's lamia defended her title but ilan's kieran mcgearyared for the worst. however, the storms never came. but tom pidcock�*s reign as king of the hills continued after 78 minutes over the varying terrain, he added european gold to his world and olympic titles. the european gold to his world and olympic titles.— european gold to his world and ol mic titles. ., ., . olympic titles. the tour de france this summer _ olympic titles. the tour de france this summer and _ olympic titles. the tour de france this summer and now— olympic titles. the tour de france this summer and now mountain i olympic titles. the tour de france - this summer and now mountain biking in munich! the this summer and now mountain biking in munich! , �* ., , in munich! the gb team helped themselves _ in munich! the gb team helped themselves to _ in munich! the gb team helped themselves to three _ in munich! the gb team helped themselves to three golds - in munich! the gb team helped themselves to three golds and | in munich! the gb team helped i themselves to three golds

britain's kieran riley won silver in the men's bmx.rate european aquatics championships in rome, britain won three medals on saturday, two bronzes, and a thrilling gold in the women's 4x100 metre freestyle relay. at the bottom of your screen, freya anderson, who swam in the 200 semi finals earlier in the evening, brought the gold home, just ahead of sweden and the netherlands. salford red devils beat huddersfield 33—16 to keep themselves in the hunt for the super league play—offs. joe burgess ran almost the full length of the field for one of their six tries. salford stay seventh, huddersfield remain in third. new zealand returned to winning ways in impressive fashion after a titanic struggle against south africa in the rugby championship david havilli was one of four try scorers for the all blacks injohannesburg as they ended a run of three straight defeats with a handsome 35—23 win. there were two double—headers in the hundred. trent rockets women easily beat manchester originals, thanks in part to this, australian spinner alana king

with me are kieran andrews, political editor at the times scotland, and the broadcaster and writerjemmatomorrow's front pages. the times leads on uk inflation being projected to reach 18% — they report that it would be the highest level in five decades. the daily express has the same story on the front page but they pose the question, "how will millions cope?" the daily mail's top story is thejustice secretary's response to criminal barristers voting to strike — dominic raab is quoted as saying "justice is being held to ransom". the guardian leads on the track record of one of the conservative leadership contenders — they report that liz truss "cut millions from services that kept sewage off uk beaches". the is front page also focuses on liz truss, but they're looking at whether she would hold an emergency budget. the daily telegraph reports that a minister wants people hosting ukrainian refugees to be given more money, as hosts try and deal with rising energy bills. and the daily star's front page is dedicated to taking a nap! they report that snoozing at work makes people more product

earlier, i chatted to football finance expert kieran maguire, who'd crunched the numbers with the new0, swabs, you could buy a complete set atjust over £120, but clearly the chances of that are highly remote, so when you crunch the numbers into a probability calculation, or run lots of simulations, on average, it is going to cost you around about 860 pounds, and there's a 15% chance it would possibly cause you more than £1000. that is assuming there is no swabs, and clearly swabs are a great way of reducing the cost, but still going to be high.— still going to be high. when i was ttrowin still going to be high. when i was growing up. _ still going to be high. when i was growing up. used _ still going to be high. when i was growing up, used to get - still going to be high. when i was growing up, used to get a - still going to be high. when i was growing up, used to get a packet| still going to be high. when i was l growing up, used to get a packet of stickers for 20—35p, but that is not the case any more, is it? ida. stickers for 20-35p, but that is not the case any more, is it?— the c

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as a 2018 to 2022 honda accord. 22 year old brandon cheese from san mateo county and 20 year old kieranarlson from san francisco were both shot and killed. police today also announced a $50,000 reward for tips leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspect or suspects in that shooting. a man is under arrest in connection with a different double homicide, this one in san francisco's bay view neighborhood. this is video now from citizen app. police responded to a report of shots fired early saturday morning at a home run in gerson avenue, officers found a 47 year old man and a 41 year old woman inside the house suffering from gunshot wounds. they were taken to the hospital but did not survive. police arrested a 23 year old relative, irvin flores, at the scene. investigators say he has been booked on two counts of homicide, burglary and child endangerment. oakland one person was killed in a hit and run crash that happened on interstate 80 80. this happened just before three o'clock this morning in the south end lanes of 8 80 near 66th avenue. police tell us someone got out of their ca

city trailed at half—time, and this stunning free kick from kieran tripper put newcastle 3—1 ahead with after beating chelsea 3—0 at elland road. rodrigo is the premier league's top scorer, with four from three matches so far this season. brighton also won today, 2—0 at west ham. celtic have moved back to the top of the scottish premiership. they maintained their 100% record with a 2—0 win at home to hearts. hearts had two men sent off very late in the game. the european championships are drawing to a close. the last athletics session is just getting under way but the british team have already had plenty of success on the final day in munich. there were five more medals in the gymnastics, joe fraser leaves germany with three golds. he's already won the all—around and team titles and this afternoon he also triumphed on the parrallel bars. and there were six british medals on the water. emma wiggs won her second para—canoe gold in two days, this one coming in the 200 metres kayak in a european best time. she now has eight european titles, as well as two paralympic and 10 world crowns. tod

tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are kieran editor of the times scotland, and the broadcaster and writer, jemma forte. criminal barristers in england and wales have voted for an all out strike next month — joining a wave of industrial action as workers seek pay rises to keep up with high inflation. some barristers say they earn less than the minumum wage — the government claims strike action will simply delay justice for victims of crime. railway workers, dockers, postal workers and refuse collectors are among those who've already gone on strike in what's been called a summer of discontent — while nurses are to be balloted on industrial action. 0ur legal affairs correspondent dominic casciani reports. it's a dispute that has been a decade in the making. criminal barristers saying they can't make a living any more and the government saying it has made a fair and generous offer. this morning the criminal bar association announced 80% of members have voted for a complete walk—out, an unprecedented escalation of a summer of legal d

city scored first, but it was the home side who looked the most comfortable, kieran trippier�*s freeple enjoy in the stadium. and to be watching the game. and at the end, this is why football is so nice. so i think both teams, they tried to win, they gave everything. leeds were dominant over chelsea, with a 3—0 victory. keeper eduoard mendy doesn�*t usually make mistakes like this, caught in possession by brendan aaronson. rodrigo and jack harrison scored leeds�* other goals — a great performance at elland road from jesse marsch�*s team. west ham slipped to the bottom of the premier league, after losing 2—0 at home to brighton. leandro trossard added to alexis mac allister�*s first—half penalty, as brighton maintained their unbeaten start. west ham are without a point or a goal after three games. in scotland, celtic have moved two points clear at the top of the premiership, after they won 2—0 at home to hearts. the defending champions dominated a weakened hearts side, who might have had half an eye on their europa league playoff this week. kyogo furuhashi and giorgos giakoumakis scor

kieran trippier�*s free kick putting newcastle 3—1 up. however, city dug deep to get the point.the bottom of the premier league after losing 2—0 at home to brighton. leandro trossard added to alexis mac allister�*s first half penalty as brighton maintained their unbeaten start. west ham are without a point or a goal after three games. manchester united take on liverpool tonight with both clubs still in search of their first win of the season. but build—up to the match has been overshadowed by the threat of protests. jurgen klopp says his liverpool side should be given the points if — as happened in may last year — the match is postponed because of fan disruption. joe lynskey reports. manchester united start the day in the premier league's bottom three. most fans say the cause is at the top of the club. last year when they played liverpool, they made that clear. two police officers are injured after a major security breach at old trafford with hundreds of fans invading the pitch. it was the first premier league match called off due to protests and since then it's got worse. liver

kieran algerjoins us now from germany. good morning.urney so far. you make it sound... you say easier than you thought, but it is 1700 miles. you have done a marathon a day for 67 days! you have done a marathon a day for 67 da s! . . you have done a marathon a day for 67da s! . . ., , , 67 days! yeah, and i honestly went out to do this _ 67 days! yeah, and i honestly went out to do this having _ 67 days! yeah, and i honestly went out to do this having no _ 67 days! yeah, and i honestly went out to do this having no idea - 67 days! yeah, and i honestly went out to do this having no idea really| out to do this having no idea really what would happen after day four. i told a lot of people i would do it, i had this fear that i would be on a plane home afterfour i had this fear that i would be on a plane home after four days with my tail between my legs. but after four days everything settled a bit and, touch wood, it has been 0k. days everything settled a bit and, touch wood, it has been ok. i think the mental challenge and the physical cha

it is on hill street in belfast and it was painted by the local born artist kieran gallagher.rce critic of donald trump — has been beaten in a primary by a candidate who supports the former us president's unsupported claims of election fraud. she told her supporters in the state of wyoming that she had conceded to her rival harriet hageman. liz cheney said she was horrified by the violence and chaos of january sixth and insisted that those responsible must be brought to account. never in our nation's 246 years have we seen what we saw on january 6th. like so many americans, i assumed that the violence and the chaos of that date would have prompted a united response, a recognition that this was a line that must never be crossed, a tragic chapter in our nation's history to be studied by historians to ensure that it can never happen again, but instead, major elements of my party still vehemently defend those who caused it. at the heart of the attack onjanuary 6th is a willingness to accept dangerous conspiracies that attack the very core premise of our nation, that lawful electio

we'll be joined by kieran mcculloch and mike newton from the halo trust, the charity involved in the precision involved. that is just after 9am. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. hello, good morning, welcome to bbc london. i'm frankie mccamley. there are only about 5,000 monkeypox vaccination doses left in the country, according to the uk health security agency. it said it had secured one of the highest number of doses in the world, but that global issues means one—hundred—thousand doses won't be made available until september. over 2,000 londoners have had monkeypox so far. heathrow airport has announced its going to extend the cap on passenger numbers to the end of october. the measure was introduced last month to try to reduce flight delays and cancellations. the airport says it wants to provide passengers with confidence ahead of the half term holidays. a boy from woodford has made history by being the first with a patka, which is sikh religious headwear, to model for burberry. a photo of four—year—old sahib wearing the iconic brand's clothes for their c