musical guest liam payne. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 697. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. oh, my goodness. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to the "tonight show." this is it. come on! [ cheers and applause ] oh, my goodness. welcome, everybody. thank you so much. here's what -- here's what people are talking about. guys, today is the summer solstice. [ cheers and applause ] which is the longest day of the year. or as the white house calls that, every day. [ laughter and applause ] oh boy, oh boy. i saw that today, hundreds of people did yoga in times square, to celebrate the first day of summer. [ light laughter ] at least i think that's why times square elmo was lying face down. but i don't -- [ laughter and applause ] he smelled of -- hooch. let's get to some news here, i read that mitch mcconnell wants to force a senate vote on health care before july 4th. yeah, 'cause if there's one day you

you get it. >> liam: uh, it's "mr.ultitasker," and go on. >> steffy: well, do you know that your dad made himself the winner of the fashion challenge? >> liam: [ gasps ] >> steffy: i know. classic dollar bill spencer. center of attention. >> liam: yeah, what else is new? actually, i did hear about that. i just wanted your take. >> steffy: yeah, actually, he, um, handled it with class. apparently there was no voting whatsoever. he was just trying to gain excitement for the charity event. >> liam: hmm. >> steffy: but we -- we got a lot of money for the children. it means a lot. >> liam: and coincidentally it bolstered his image. imagine that. >> steffy: [ sighs ] of course.

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that people like liam fox and david jones were not co mforta ble liam fox and david jones were not comfortablef there is a transitional deal, is it? ratherthan brexit if there is a transitional deal, is it? rather than saying everything has to end on the 31st of march, this is saying that we can have a period, we can delay some of the impact of this so that we have more time to prepare for the practicalities of implementing, for example, customs controls?” practicalities of implementing, for example, customs controls? i suppose even for people like liam fox the realisation must have set in that a timetable in delivering this by march 2019, was absolutely unachievable, and the only thing that a group —— did would have achieved would be to cripple the uk economy. what we don't know from this letter is exactly what, how this letter is exactly what, how this is going to work. however they going to ensure, for instance, that there are still borders? how will we ensure that people are still going to be able to order goods online? how are we going to ensure that companies can recruit from abroad? tha

sally: i thought you knew. >> liam: nope!fact, i don't even know how that's possible because i just saw her -- i just saw her and she was fine. >> sally: [ sighs ] i can't believe i... >> liam: how did you -- wait. wait. wait. how did you find this out? did you hear it from thomas? thomas told you this? >> sally: yes. that is why he's in new york. he wants to spend as much time as he can with caroline and doug-- >> liam: before she dies. >> sally: [ sighs ] >> liam: oh, my god. >> justin: you told thomas caroline was dying. >> bill: stubborn fool didn't give me a choice! i asked him to step up and be there for his family. sn

and that liam wanted to go along with it. >> steffy: i'm not surprised.specially what happened last time. >> brooke: liam was determined to see spectra get a fair shot today. >> steffy: [ sighs ] that's my husband. he's a good man. he can't stand dishonesty of any kind. >> liam: so, we're printing the review as-is. >> jarrett: i haven't written it yet. >> justin: you might want to check the terms of your contract before you do. >> liam: i was there, too, justin. >> bill: dougy do-gooder here thinks that spectra did enough

liam fox and easy as big big city and philip hammond the voice of caution in cabinet.rent show of unity. reiterating that breaks it will mean leaving the single market that allows free trade and movement of people and leaving the customs union which sets eu wide import tariffs, writing a joint peace in the sunday telegraph the minister said the economy needs to stay strong through brexit. and that means business needs to have confidence, they say, there will not bea confidence, they say, there will not be a cliff edge when we leave the eu injust over 20 months‘ be a cliff edge when we leave the eu in just over 20 months‘ time. be a cliff edge when we leave the eu injust over 20 months‘ time. this is why the ministers continue, they believe a time—limited interim period will be important to further oui’ period will be important to further our national interest and give business greater certainty. it cannot be, they say, indefinite, it cannot be, they say, indefinite, it cannot be, they say, indefinite, it cannot be a back door to staying in the eu. it sounds worryingly

. >> liam: sure. >> steffy: i'll see you after work.t don't know what time that will be. >> liam: i don't think i can go to work today. >> steffy: why not? >> liam: do you think i could, um, maybe hang out here? i'm not gonna get in your way. i just -- i don't know. seeing sally in the hospital last night kind of hit me hard. and then hearing everything that they lost, it just... >> steffy: i know you didn't want to talk about it, but i can tell that you think your father was responsible for the fire at spectra. >> liam: i know he was. 'cause he told me. >> bill: unb

and i'm hopeful this will be a learning experience for liam. >> steffy: liam's not on board with thelan. >> bill: he better get on board. he knows what the consequences will be if he messes with it. >> steffy: i'm just saying, he knows that you're lying about caroline dying. i wonder if it was the best idea to put him on this assignment with sally. >> sally: it's a simple question, liam. is your father up to something? does he have a plan to sabotage me and spectra fashions again? i need to know. >> sheila: eric, this is rather unorthodox. >> eric: because james used to be your husband?

while the chancellor philip hammond wanted britain to stay in the eu, trade secretary liam fox has longn headlines over the summer, their disagreements over what should happen after britain leaves the eu in march 2019 have been clear. today, though, a united front. writing a joint peace in the sunday telegraph, they say there must not be a cliff edge break when britain leaves the eu in march 2019. they will seek a time—limited transition period with the eu, a victory for philip hammond. but, during this period, britain will leave the eu single market and the customs union, a win for mr fox. i think it is actually very encouraging because over the last three or four weeks we have seen conflicting signals sent out by various numbers of the cabinet, and now it does look as though someone has said to mr fox and mr hammond, we need to see unity. the customs union sets eu—wide import tariffs, the single market allows free trade and the movement of people. ministers say the uk can leave both, while still giving business confidence during our departure from the eu. it sounds worryingly to me as

of the cabinet over brexit, the chancellor, philip hammond, and the international trade secretary, liamjoint pledge that any transition period will not be a back door to remaining in the eu. the two have previously put forward opposing views on brexit. earlier, our political correspondent, ben wright, said that some mps would be viewing mr hammond's joint statement as caving in. their hope was that philip hammond would resist and they hoped that britain could still stay in the customs union and remain members of the single market and by signing this letter today, philip hammond is confirming that is not something the government are seeking, so they will wa nt government are seeking, so they will want a new customs arrangements with the eu, even if only a temporary one ahead of a new customs agreement down the line, ditto on the single market, but people who hope that philip hammond would make the case for remain tight priorities will look at this and think he has capitulated to liam fox but liam fox was always nervous about any transition period, he has had to concede that is something

liam: right. asked about that on the call last for now, they are saying they want to go out and raise more equity, and they may not need to. hand, in the past, aboutave played coy sales and then got having done that later. for my part, it is hard to know what will be hit sentiment, but i think the model 3 some of the new vehicle out, will be be more. -- mark. vonnie: obviously, they deliver these after people were expecting them. can they keep going, do you think so? liam: that is a big question here it is an enormous ramp up. they were talking about delivering 200,000 vehicles this year. people who order the amount will , 35,000, 36,000 at best, and must himself has said this is probably the biggest challenge they have faced so far, so i think there is a lot of room over the next six months to a year. combined withen softer cash burn, maybe that is against it, but i do not know. vonnie: amazon obviously also does not care about margins, profits. you can see its plans for the future, it wants to t

liam kissing rebel on the set of their new movie. the kiss in the rain.ery romantic, except for that green screen. rebel who recreptly won a high profile defamation case in aiz said the only thing getting her through was knowing she would be onset with liam in new york getting serious face time. >> i'm just thinking about pasching. >> no hugs and kisses in halle berry's new movie, but what you get is 95 minutes of nonstop scream after scream action as she lives through every parent's worst nightmare. did she have her own real life scare? >> frankie! >> have you ever had that moment? >> yes. in a store. i was busy looking at a tag and nala was very little, and i looked around and she was not there. you have that moment where i was, like, shut the door! shut the door! i went right into, nobody's leaving until i find out where my daughter is, and it's just what happens. it's visceral. luckily she was, like, a foot away from me under the turnst e turnstile, but in that moment, shshe was gone. >> that real life scare is taken to the extreme in "kidnap" for sag

>> liam: hey, so -- oh! >> bill: [ groans ] >> brooke: [ giggles ] >> liam: um, yeah. -- i was just gonna head out. i was gonna say good night. uh, don't forget about the conference call with the new york office first thing tomorrow. >> bill: no, no, no. i'm gonna let you take over that little chat with karen. >> liam: okay. >> brooke: tell her hello, and

introducing lauren conrad's liam james.l blue-eyed baby boy, born july 5th, making his public debut in the new eople" magazine, on stands friday. the former "hills" star embracing being a first-time mom and joking that her post-baby bod comes with perks. quote, ine've ver really had boobs before so i'm g gointo try these out for a little bit. meanwhile, no pauses for her "hills" nemesis heidi montag. due in october. the reality star got in a light morning exercise. opposite of serena williams. still in fitness mode, bump and all. the tennis champion champion snapped her fitness routine. >> on daddy duty -- >> how are you surviving life as a new father? >> it's life man, it's life. y.craz "snl's" bobby moynihan. >> have you been getting any fatherly tips from him? >> of course. me "dancing with the stars." >> again, girlbe numr two. >> another baby girl. >> the pro announcing the birth the morning via a sweet tweet which reads, elena and i are so pleased to welcome our new baby girl, zlata into the world. >> i'm the one who

who has had the best post-one-d career, zayn, liam, harry, nile, that. clearly you have more to say on this topic, so we will get -- >> that was liam, by the way in the streets. we'll get to that in "the skinny." >>> but we'll start this half hour off with north korea now appearing to tone down its threat to guam. >> north korean tv showed kim jong un apparently being briefed on launches for this month. but he walked back the threat saying he will give orders for the tests if the united states continues its dangerous actions. >> a week after president truwa and fury, the joint chiefs of staff says he is ready for a peaceful solution. >> what would you say to americans to reassure them about this situation? >> sure, what i would say to americans today, we have the capability to defend them against the limited attack that north korea is capable of delivering today. >> there's still no change to the threat level on guam. but as a possible at protesters on the island gathered yesterday for a peace rally. >> the governor there says president trump has assured

suggesting philip hammond and liam fox have put an end to inviting —— in fighting with a promise to leave union. it is interesting. it is like all of this, you just wonder the point as it is summer. you just wonder the point as it is summer. this is the news stories if we are not looking towards north korea politics is what we have got left and we know we have liam fox, international trade secretary and philip hammond the chancellor, this joint pledge for a fixed transitional period after leaving the eu and the chancellor has been accused in the past of trying to derail the deal for brexit but we still have so many things to sort out, not least this divorce bill which rears its ugly head, there are little numbers bandied around, 70 to 80 million and some say we do not owe anything and various other shenanigans. then something else comes up. shenanigans. then something else comes up. are we shenanigans. then something else comes up. are we or are we shenanigans. then something else comes up. are we or are we not going to stay in the free trade agreement, then this other idea which is in th

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the chancellor philip hammond and international trade secretary liam fox have said that any brexit transitiond be "time limited" and would not be a "back door" to the uk remaining in the eu. transport secretary chris grayling has said that by next year, learner drivers will be able to have lessons on motorways, in a bid to improve road safety. and you've been sending in your pictures after last night saw hundreds of shooting stars light up the sky, as the perseid meteor shower reached its peak. coming up in a few minutes, our sunday morning edition of the papers — this morning's reviewers are david wooding of the sun on sunday, and the writer and broadcaster shyama perera. before the papers — sport and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. thank you. good morning. it's the final day of action at the world athletics championships in london. it follows a remarkable night on the track with more medals for great britain including an historic gold in the men's four by four—hundred metre relay. but there was no fairytale finish to the career of the great usain bolt. lets cross live to the lond

of the cabinet over brexit, the chancellor, philip hammond, and the international trade secretary, liam that any transition period will not be a back door to remaining in the eu. the two have previously put forward opposing views on brexit. here's our political correspondent, ben wright. not always heading in the same direction. while the chancellor philip hammond wanted britain to stay in the eu, trade secretary liam fox has long believed in brexit, and in headlines over the summer, their disagreements over what should happen after britain leaves the eu in march 2019 have been clear. today, though, a united front, writing a joint piece in the sunday telegraph, they say there must not be a cliff edge break when britain leaves the eu in march 2019. they will seek a time—limited transition period with the eu. a victory for philip hammond. but during this period, britain will leave the eu single market and the customs union. a win for mr fox. i think it is actually very encouraging because over the last three or four weeks we have seen conflicting signals sent out by various numbers of the

liam, where were you when this happened?> i was in -- on the road just next to the rambler when -- and i was halfway down the rambler down the street. i was listening to my music. and from my left, i hear noises, and in the space of like five seconds, and go from hearing that to -- because at this point i am looking forward and straight. and then i see everyone from the bar and to the shops start screaming and running. and then at this point, from the corner of my left eye is where the van stops. and obviously, i continue traveling forward. i was still on my skateboard. and at this point, i jumped off, picked up my skateboard, and ran to the nearest place i could get into. which was, the theater. i think, and at first they saw us all into the gift shop. i tried to get into the theater, the door was locked. so they brought us all into the gift shop next to it. and then at this point, you could watch through the glass part of this was when all the police started to arrive. it was armed police, uniform police, undercover police

philip hammond and liam fox say the government will seek a transition period to help businesses adjust after brexit. learner drivers will be allowed to have lessons on motorways for the first time from next year. also in this hour: agony for two of the track was my biggest hours as usain bolt pulls up in his final race and mo farah settles for silver. great britain have won the gold medal! it was elation for great britain's relay team, who clinched gold. a treat for stargazers as the perseid meteor shower lights up the night sky with hundreds of shooting stars. and our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9:35am. welcome to bbc news. police have charged a 20—year—old man with murder after a crowd was —— car was driven into a crowd of people in charlottesville, virginia. three people were killed and 30 people injured ina people were killed and 30 people injured in a day of violence. this is what you represent! hate on the streets of this southern american city. chaos and violence erupted after a planned protest by white nationalists. there were figures from the ku klux klan and ne

the chancellor, philip hammond, and international trade secretary liam fox have said that any brexitition deal would be "time limited", and would not be a "back door" to the uk remaining in the eu. 49 people have died after three days of torrential rain in nepal. the red cross says 100,000 people have been affected, with communications and electricity cut off in many areas. transport secretary chris grayling has said that by next year, learner drivers will be able to have lessons on motorways, to try to improve road safety. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are henry mance, political correspondent for the ft, and public affairs consultant jacqui francis. nice to have you both here. welcome. tomorrow's front pages. the i leads with theresa may's battle to remain tory leader after the party lost its majority in the election. the telegraph reports a call from the conservative mp, jacob rees—mogg, to cut stamp duty and income tax. in an article, mr rees—mogg denies speculation that he is considering a bid for the party leader

. ♪ >> liam: how are you even hesitating?ou know this is the right thing to do. >> steffy: i'm still trying to wrap my head around what bill did. >> liam: what my dad did is what my dad always does, which is whatever it takes to get his way. he told your brother that the mother of his child is dying when she's not. that is...beyond cruel. and we can't let him do that. you agree with that. >> steffy: no. >> bill: were you or were you not the one who came to me and asked for my help? >> caroline: i didn't think that whayou call extreme i extreme. call effective. >> caroline: i don't want to be with thomas this way. not because of some horrible

liam, what did you see? >> i was coming down the road next to la rambla, i was skateboarding and listening to music. i heard banging noises and screams. in front of me, i saw everyone from the bars and restaurants start running, looking absolutely terrified, to which i did the same. we all ran into a theater next to where the van had stopped, and shortly after we realized that, i kind of -- it hit me. it was quite a shock to be that close to what had happened. >> obviously the intention of the driver of that van was to hit as many people as possible. what was it like inside that theater with the unknown and the fear of what was happening outsi outside? >> first, i don't think anyone really knew what happened because it was like mass panic. all we knew is there was a van that had gone down la rambla. i originally thought it had come on the curb earlier than it had, then i learned from the news it had gone halfway down la rambla. inside the theater, everyone was scared and crying, people were upset of course.

>> liam: yeah, i'm just... thinking. >> steffy: you seem troubled.

>> liam: someone with compassion, maybe? >> bill: someone who's a moron. >> liam: i'm just saying.. and sally are family. i mean, you of all people should understand protecting family. >> bill: that clown is passing up the offer of a lifetime. c.j. will find that i won't be so generous again. with thomas out of the picture, spectra's showing will bomb. sally's days are numbered. ♪ >> coco: are you sure you don't want me to leave? i can see you're busy. >> sally: we don't spend enough time together as it is. as long as you don't mind me

. ♪ >> liam: it's nauseating i even have to ask you this. >> bill: then don't. >> liam: dad, did you spectra fashions to be torched tonight? ♪

>> bill: that's what the man said. >> liam: the man? oh, so it's a man. it's a male doctor.ell, why don't we call him? why don't we call him right now and get the specifics? dad, is caroline really dying?

now that's something i hadn't thought of. >> liam: [ clears th ]

that was an article jointly written by philip hammond and liam fox. different spin in the observerfront page subject, different spin in the observer front page this morning, david miliband, ed's brother, it says he makes a dramatic entry into the debate about britain's exit from the debate about britain's exit from the eu, calling for a second vote on the eu, calling for a second vote on the detail of the brexit deal. lots to talk about there i'm sure. the mail on sunday is leading on theresa may, saying she's going to head off a threat to sack her as prime minister by making a public plea to tory supporters to give her another chance, she will make a grovelling apology, they say, the conservative party conference will show her apologising for the loss at the general election. she will be apologising. a frantic week of ripping open envelopes and going into schools and colleges and checking online with exa m colleges and checking online with exam results coming up. the sunday times goes with the story schools fear chaos over tough a—levels. it's the fi

fox ina whole new system just to keep liam fox in a job.oned on the sunday jointly signed from that article you mentioned on the sundayjointly signed by philip hammond liam fox that they both accept the need for a transitional arrangement, they both accept the need for something that could run forup to need for something that could run for up to three years to help smooth the path for business so we do not suddenly have two direct customs barriers overnight. that is rather pragmatic and sensible? that is not by the chancellor has argued all summer by the chancellor has argued all summerand i'm not the by the chancellor has argued all summer and i'm not the only one baffled to see him sign up to an article on sunday that said that far from having a transition period that would guarantee our position in the single market of customs union, actually we would leave both of those things in march 200019. that blows a torpedo in the very point of having a transition period. because the point of a transition period is to avoid a cliff edge and give

liam fox is speaking and saying the u.k. championed -- is champion of free trade. 1000 companies employ 140,000 people in the united kingdom's. -- the united kingdom. brexit talks may fail citing german parliament to reports. also it wants members of the european union to resist u.k. lobbying. warnings from europe. coming up, bank of america's ceo warning on tax reform that we needed. -- reform. we need it. we will bring you our interview with brian moynihan. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: tokyo, the emperor's palace has gone to: 20 in the afternoon. theresa may is visiting the prime minister of japan on a trade mission. breaking news coming from the prime minister of japan. the bilateral relationship between the united kingdom and japan and it is the most important base for japanese businesses in europe. the chinese prime minister speaking in tokyo. desk that are 1000 japanese companies here in the united kingdom which higher e40,000 -- which hir 140,000 workers. the prime minister japan goes on to say they have trusted u.k. e

liam: absolutely. we are going to it on the natural gas side, is a big gas exporter if we have another harvey, five or seven years down the road. what you will see is gas prices will stay flat or go down, but they will rise in asia because people are defending -- depending on u.s. gas. scarlet: if this is the way energy markets react there is an event like this, -- the next time there is an event like this, how will that change market behavior? liam: it is a very different world from what it was 12 years ago. i think you simply have to bank onhat you used to is not going to happen anymore. go back to katrina and rita, when that happened gas prices did not just spike. they spiced in future terms -- terms in future several years out. people saw the production being shut down, don't know what to do, have to find cargo from somewhere else. what we know now is it will not affect market in the same way. scarlet: the bloomberg gadfly columnist, thank you. you can read that at gatt ago on bloomberg. warren buf

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of the cabinet over brexit, the chancellor, philip hammond, and the international trade secretary, liamback door to remaining in the eu. the two have previously put forward opposing views on brexit. here's our political correspondent, ben wright. not always heading in the same direction. while the chancellor philip hammond wanted britain to stay in the eu, trade secretary liam fox has long believed in brexit, and in headlines over the summer, their disagreements over what should happen after britain leaves the eu in march 2019 have been clear. today, though, a united front. writing a joint piece in the sunday telegraph, they say there must not be a cliff edge break when britain leaves the eu in march 2019. they will seek a time—limited transition period with the eu. a victory for philip hammond. but during this period, britain will leave the eu single market and the customs union. a win for mr fox. i think it is actually very encouraging because over the last three or four weeks we have seen conflicting signals sent out by various numbers of the cabinet, and now it does look as though s

writing in the sunday telegraph, philip hammond and liam fox confirm there will be a transition periods adjust — but it will only last for a limited period of time. their comments are being seen as an attempt to show unity between the rival sides on europe in theresa may's cabinet. earlier i spoke to our political correspondent jonathan blake, and i asked him if there was disunity in the cabinet. before the start of the summer break, with briefings from one side and the other, those who want brexit to happen as quickly as possible, like the international trade secretary, liam fox, and those pushing for a more cautious approach, led by philip hammond, so you have those two senior cabinet ministers writing this joint peace in the sunday telegraph this morning, attempting this show of unity, putting differences aside and saying, we agree on these things, at least, for now. and they have put a couple of issues to bed, chiefly, the idea of a transitional period so that when we wake up on the 31st of march 2019, when britain has formally left the european union, there won't be chaos and we w