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musician and author lucinda williams an all-new "closer look.ring the 8g band with anup sastry. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. now, if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news when asked yesterday about his age as he runs for re-election, president biden said that it doesn't register with him. okay [ laughter ] i know you're trying to play it cool, but you made it sound like a symptom. [ laughter ] "my age? i never remember." [ laughter ] that's right when asked about his age, president biden said, quote, "i took a hard look at it before i decided to run, and i feel good." listen, we don't care how you feel now did you see what eight years did to obama if you - [ laughter ] if you get re-elected, this is what you're going to look like by the end of 2028 [ laughter ] president biden greeted kids today on the white house south lawn as part of take your child to work day. unfortunately, it was a trap set up by congress to arrest hunter biden

fox taking corach rambler to victory, trained in scotland by lucinda russell. for scotland, a third national victory for them, and a second national victory for derek fox. a sensational day for him. yes, he proudly went into the winning enclosure. tell us about this aintree festival. dominated by the irish. a scottish horse going and winning it, scottish connections. yes, the irish did have about three quarters of the runners in the national. it's been a very high standard of racing through the festival. but an emotional victory for scotland. and an interesting story in corach rambler. it's owned by a syndicate, one of whose members is a 21—year—old student who paid £3,000 for their share. so it will be some evening for them and a great story, at what is the end of a very eventful day here at aintree racecourse. let's stay with the grant national. in the last half an hour, patrick caught up with the winning jockey, derek fox. i can't believe it, corach rambler has been the most terrific course of my career. i have been very lucky with him since i paired up with

we have the trainer lucinda russell coming up. it is coming up to 25 minutes to seven.ney from edinburgh castle to westminster abbey for the coronation of king charles iii. the exact details of when and how are a closely guarded secret but new techniques are being used to find out more about the stone's history. here's our scotland correspondent alexandra mackenzie. the stone of destiny, or stone of scone, was legally transported from westminster abbey to edinburgh castle on st andrew's day in 1996. intricate preparations, including digital scans and a 3d print out, are now in the final stages for its return to london for the coronation of king charles iii. it's going to be a really momentous occasion. it is a once in a generation event, really, and it's really significant that it will continue its historic role in the coronation of monarchs of britain. until it was seen by king edward i amendment in 1926 and enclosed in the coronation chair, the stone was used in the of scottish monarchs. at westminster abbey, the chair is being prepared for the new king and the stone

corach rambler is trained by lucinda russel and partner peter scudamore — who rides the horse every daym/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. it was a drier weekend for many. still quite a bit of cloud around, but in the sunshine we saw temperatures reached just about 19 celsius in northern ireland. that's the warmest day of the year so far. and we could see the high teens again during the day on monday, the start of the week, certainly a little warmer with some sunshine. and on the whole, it's a drier week ahead, but there will be some showers around. and as this high pressure just drifts a little bit further northwards, we introduce more isobars, tightly packed lines here, stronger winds and one or two showers as well. and that keen easterly wind coming off the chilly north sea will be noticeable, particularly across the eastern half of the country. but as we go through the remainder of the night, it's low cloud, mist and fog with generally light winds and a few showers here and there. so largely frost free, just a little bit chilly where we

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i want to thank my guests, amy poehler, lucinda williams! [ cheers and applause i want to thank anup sastry and the 8g band. there's a new "corrections" over on youtube right now see you there. stay safe. get vaccinated, get boosted. we love you. [ cheers and applause ♪ >>> investigators are trying to piece together what happened. shots ring about 6:30 this evening at the height of the evening commute. >> this happened at the walgreens right at the westfield, san francisco center. nbc's gia vang has the details for us. >> while people are still out and walk around this caution tape for us, customers are inside of that walgreens to figure out what all went down. but tonight, customers are telling us what they heard and saw. hours later, investigators were still at this walgreens at the 800 block of market. it happened at 6:30 p.m. investigator say she was from sacramento. she was walking out of the store when she was shot. >> out of nowhere she turns around walking out of the store and all you hear is two gunshots, we turnaround she's on the

lucinda davis enslaved by tuskegee toscaya, heniha a full blood creek indian offers one of the few existing accounts of the battle of honey springs in late july of 1863. she describes seeing native troops approach carrying the confederate battle flag the changing weather conditions and the arrival of white confederate troops. her account goes on to explain the roar of gunfire that sounded like horses lopeman cross a plank bridge way off somewhere. davis offers compelling testimony about the far-reaching and destructive power of battle on the civilian population and on the landscape, but what i am most interested in tonight is the experience of native soldiers. what do we know of those soldiers on horseback who's writing style was so distinctive that davis and her fellow spectators identified them as indians from a distance. what can we say about their experiences in the confederate army? to answer these questions. i will turn to the service records from national archives compiled service records of confederate soldiers who served and organizations raised directly by the confederate governme

corach rambler — the 8—1 favourite, was a popular winner for scottish trainer lucinda russel and jockeyy'd teamed up to win the national with one for arthur. fox was only passed fit to ride this morning after a shoulder injury had kept him out for several weeks. second was vanillier, ahead of gaillard du mesnil in third and last year's winner noble yeats was fourth. i was always in a prominent position. i was iwas up i was up towards the front of the field. i did not run into too much trouble, corach is a very clever horse, he was able to navigate his way around easily. he was always the best horse in the race. ijust had to bide my time. over the moon. manchester city are nowjust three points behind leaders arsenal in the premier league after easing past leicester 3—1 at the etihad — their sixth league win in a row. two more from erling haaland means he has 32 league goals and equals mo salah's scoring record for a 38—game season. leicester remain second bottom. arsenal play tomorrow. this normally happens when you make a lot of substitutions. you should avoid it but sometimes it happen

lucinda adam reports. what do we want? fair pay! the bma, has been asking for a 35% pay increase to make up for 15 years of below—inflation wage awards. the job's been getting more complicated. we've been getting sicker and frailer and older people coming to our hospitals, and we just want to be valued the same way we were in 2008. and that's the message that we're pushing forward and we want the government to listen to and talk to us about. the government says that pay demand is unaffordable. it emerged today that the doctors' union has now asked the conciliation service acas to look into ways of breaking the deadlock. what do we want? meanwhile, the bma released a statement, amid reports that one of the leaders of its junior doctors' committee is on holiday during the strikes. it said dr rob lawrenson has taken the week off to attend the wedding of a family friend. so far, nhs trusts say a&e departments do appear to be quieter than normal. the main knock—on effect, though, could be felt in the coming days. many trusts are worried

apparently, lucinda russell asked corach rambler whether he would like derek fox to be on board and corachghbred horses apparently let her know. yes, please, i will have derek. that is where we will end all communication this morning... laughter this is a new low. thank you. now, the chief executive of nhs confederation, which represents health service trusts, has warned two leading health unions not to coordinate strike action. the british medical association says combined walkouts involving doctors and nurses in england isn't being ruled out, as its pay dispute with the government continues. well, that would be an unprecedented move and as well as the effects we've seen from strikes, which is greater pressure on the service, greater risks, and, particularly last week with the junior doctors' strike, thousands of procedures, outpatient appointments being cancelled. were we to have coordinated action from junior doctors and nurses, i think the risks would be much greater. it would be extremely difficult to maintain even the most kind of basic services, particularly because the rcn are sugg

the favourite — corach rambler was the winner for scottish trainer lucinda russel and jockey derek foxrthur. fox was only passed fit to ride this morning after a shoulder injury had kept him out for several weeks. but he kept corach rambler on track to win at 8—1. second was vanillier ahead of gaillard du mesnil in third and last year's winner noble yeats was fourth. rachel blackmore fiished last on ain't that a shame. but the race will also be remembered for a protest by animal rights activists which delayed the start by nearly a quater of an hour after some of the protesters got onto the course. 118 people were arrested at aintree. i was always in a prominent position. i did not run into too much trouble, corach is a very clever horse, he was able to navigate his way around easily. i just thought i'd bide my time. over the moon. manchester city are nowjust three points behind leaders arsenal in the premier league after easing past leicester 3—1 at the etihad — their sixth league win in a row. two more from erling haaland means he has 32 league goals and equals mo salah's scoring reco

box taking corach rambler to victory, trained in scotland by lucinda russell. —— fox.tory for them and a second national victory for derek fox, sensational day for him. he was proudly going into the winning enclosure. tells about this aintree festival. dominated by the irish. scottish horse going and winning it, the scottish connections.— winning it, the scottish connections. , , ., connections. yes, the irish did have about three — connections. yes, the irish did have about three quarters _ connections. yes, the irish did have about three quarters of _ connections. yes, the irish did have about three quarters of the - connections. yes, the irish did have about three quarters of the runners| about three quarters of the runners in the national. it has been a very high standard of racing through the festival. but an emotional victory for scotland and interesting story in corach rambler, it is owned by a syndicate, one of whose members is a 21—year—old student to pay £3000 for their share, so it will be some evening for them and a great story. and what is the end of a ver

winner was a very good runner, and it is a winnerl very good runner, and it is a winner for scotland, lucindag jumper, peterscrewed partner is former record—breaking jumper, peter screwed more. they won again it by diminishing margin but it was corach rambler, and above all it was corach rambler, and above all it was corach rambler, and above all it was the favourite, and you could see some long payout cues surrounding the friendly bookmakers in the aftermath of the race. aha, big in the aftermath of the race. a big win for some. _ in the aftermath of the race. a big win for some, then. _ in the aftermath of the race. a big win for some, then. thank - in the aftermath of the race. a big win for some, then. thank you - in the aftermath of the race. a big win for some, then. thank you very much, racecourse presenter speaking to is there who was at aintree. emma slawinski is the director of campaigns at the rspca and joins us now from horsham, west sussex. we do hear about concerns surrounding the horses. what are the main concerns for the rspca when horses are taking part in huge races like thi

through serenely in the final stages to claim a second winner for both jockey derek fox and trainer lucindar they'd teamed up to win the national with one for arthur. fox was only passed fit to ride on the morning of the race, doing press—ups to prove he could ride after a shoulder injury. arsenal lead the premier league byjust three points going into their game at west ham today. manchester city kept the pressure up by beating leicester 3—1 last night and it was erling haaland who stepped up once more. dan 0gunshakin reports. dean smith was all smiles on his return to premier league management and, fortunately for him and leicester, manchester city's smiling assassin stole the show again. it took city less than five minutes to break the deadlock and they did it in style. commentator: stones has a go, and stones finds the net! a 13th minute penalty took erling haaland's lead tally to 31 and goal number 32 would arrive 12 minutes later. two for erling haaland, three for manchester city. a consolation would be netted, but city closed the gap on arsenal. erling haaland scored more goals than o

the real jonathan norton is a drummer currently touring with lucinda williams saga is still ongoing sagawhen a traffic ticket showed up in his mailbox in the san fernando valley. he presented my driver's license as me at a traffic stop for a blown out headlight. september 2022. it didn't take much to prove this man captured on the officer's body worn camera was not norton. so the officer who is handling the traffic thing says hey, send me a picture back of you. so i take a selfie send it to him and he goes. holy #### hmm in 2020. norton's wallet was stolen from his car. he canceled his credit cards and replaced his driver's license, but he's original license still existed. it took a couple of years for the bad guys to put the license to use the start getting notices in the mail from woodland hills , costco and van nuys, costco. norton's driver's license was all the crooks needed to go on three shopping sprees at costco and with the temporary card and my driver's license. is able to write a check that he had fabricated in my name with my name on the checks with a false company, my driver'

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lucinda adam reports. what do we want? fair pay! when do we want it? now!the next four days. so junior doctors make up almost half of our doctor workforce in the university hospital of sussex trust. that's about a thousand doctors that we won't have available to work over the next four days. so i'm sure that people can understand the seriousness of that situation. the consequences of this will be that — and there is no sugaring the pill — many appointments will be cancelled and the backlog of care programmes will be added to. outside the william harvey hospital in ashford, doctors say they feel they have to strike to make themselves heard. we've done it very reluctantly, you know. none of us got into this job wanting to do this kind of thing. we got into the job to try and do something positive and to treat patients. our hand has been forced that we have to even stand here in the first place. we don't really want to be here. but because the governmentjust seems hell—bent on not talking to us and not even entering into negotiations, we feel our only option i

but lucinda russell, the trainer of the race's winning horse told five live that "the safest place for horse to be is on the racecourse." your thoughts on this please — do the protesters have a point or were they wrong? we're on five live, bbc news, bbc two, iplayer and bbc sounds. and here is the news. the trainer of a horse that died during the grand national has blamed the incident on delays caused by protesters. the start of the race was held back for m minutes after activists got on the track. the campaign group, animal rising, says their actions were aimed at preventing horses dying. rishi sunak will criticise negative attitudes to maths in a speech later. he's setting up a panel of experts to look at how to make it compulsory for all students in england to study the subject in some form until they're 18. labour says the plan won't work without more teachers. research has found that air pollution causes harm to people at all stages of life. scientists at imperial college london looked at more than 35,000 studies over the past decade. they suggest certain particles can cause misca

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