to movie mackie. you just said that, you know why why, because i think i'm one of the people who thought this was just like, i like that you said four months, so now when i see the body it was four months of like a chef preparing the meals and the training program. i like that, thank you. cuz i saw, i would see the pictures and just be like how does he do that, and i go do 20 push-ups and i am like my body doesn't respond accordingly but i understand there is work in it, congratulations, thank you fr the time, thank you for always being amazing, for building those houses for houses, for being you, always a pleasure to you have, congratulations. >> blessed to be in your presence. >> trevor: don't forget, the falcon and winter soldier is streaming right now on disney plus. we'll take a quick break but we'll be right back after this. look...if your wireless carrier was a guy, you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better - xfinity mobile. now, they have unlimited fo

so, it was -- it was an experience >> seth: how did you enjoy working with anthony mackie?so much now [ laughter ] i'm a pretty dope dude >> seth: show up on time, know your lines that's what everybody says >> know your lines, everything i'm not -- i always brought myself something back from craft service. like, it was -- i gave myself notes. it was great man i would do every movie with me >> seth: i hope you know i'm not just blowing smoke you guys have amazing chemistry. [ laughter ] the two anthony mackie's, just absolutely >> hey, man, we had a great time together there's nothing like answering yourself when you're talking to yourself >> seth: you -- i read -- and again, like i said, i know you have a background of theater school background, that you will still go back and read shakespeare for pleasure and relaxation >> yeah, that's my thing i -- you know, with good jobs, you get gifts from your agents and managers so, you know, i got like, the first folio. i got the original edition i got all these different editions so, it's interesting to see, you know, the differenc

macky, okay ? okay, okay, that's fine. okay ?u shouldn't smoke, and alcohol is bad. you shouldn't drink alcohol, and as for drugs, well, drugs are bad, you shouldn't do drugs. okay, now that about wraps up my introduction. now are there any questions ? yes, stan. why do dogs have cold noses ? uh, well, i'm not sure. oh. let's focus our discussion on marijuana. marijuana's bad and it also has a very distinct smell, okay ? i'm gonna pass around just a little tiny bit, and i want you all to take a smell so you know when someone is smoking marijuana near you. okay, just take a smell, pass it on, and when it gets back up to me, we'll finish talking about it. in the meantime, i want to get into alcohol, okay ? alcohol is bad. if you drink alcohol... are you gonna come to ike's party this weekend ? your little brother's having a party ? why, is it his birthday ? no, it's hisbris. what the hell's a bris ? i don't know, there's gonna be food and a band. oh, kick ass, i want to have a bris. ... and so, that's why alcohol is bad. has that m

please welcome back to "a late show," anthony mackie.t before that was when we saw each other last. >> yeah, yeah. i was the one that brought covid in and shut everybody down. >> stephen: thanks very much. much appreciated. how has the last year been for you? have you been hunkered down? have you been just basically going to the grocery store and home? >> not pretty much. i mean, i spend all my time in my backyard anyway, so it was pretty great for me. my family's been safe. we've all been sequestered and isolated so we haven't had any issues. but that's pretty much how i live my life anyway. so, it's been pretty quiet, a lot of gardening. >> stephen: that's good. for a lot of people, there's been a lot of streaming out there. and one of the things i've really enjoyed the last couple months is "the falcon and the winter soldier." it's been a great series. the finale was friday. we knew it was coming. we didn't know how it would happen. you have a new title. why don't you tell the people. >> in the great words of eddie murphy on "saturday

he is home >> so master sargeant drew mackie was deployed to the middle east but the u.s. air force helped him surprise his daughter grace before her high school graduation. big, long hugse those videos >>> early video is back in 2 with the horse racing legend banned from the beon the truth is out there the unidentified flying object caught on camera by the navy pain doesn't care if you live in a small town or in the spotlight. pain has no limits. that means we need care without limits. care like a parent with a newborn. care like we took an oath. care that's strong, fast and safe. that's care without limits. tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? what if your clothes could stay fresh for weeks?d safe. now they can! this towel has already been used and it still smells fresh. pour a cap of downy unstopables into your washing machine before each load and enjoy fresher smelling laundry for up to 12-weeks. the first ingredient in this clif bar is brown rice syrup, which is another name for sugar. in this kind bar, it's heart-healthy almonds... with the taste of da

phil mackie went along for the opening day.he world's first modern factory and now, it has been given a makeover as a museum which will celebrate our manufacturing heritage. this engine, made by one of derby's biggest employers rolls—royce, is so big they put up the rest of the building around it. made in 1721 and remade in 2021. it should have opened last year but everything was put on hold because of the pandemic. cheering and applause. it is an important moment for derby now that the public have finally been allowed in. i feel we are in the vanguard of the recovery of the city. this is a brand new attraction in the centre of the city. we really think it will be that catalyst to get people to come back into the city centre, enjoy what we have got here, enjoy its cultural heritage, maybe go shopping and eat out as well, so city centre recovery is really important, too. and if you like to make things yourself, then you can, here in the workshop, doing anything from carpentry to laser cutting. so it's a really eclectic mix in th

phil mackie, bbc news, derby.nd had to be shot. the female bears climbed into a neighbouring enclosure yesterday, where they attacked a wild boar. the zoo said �*the only option�* was to euthanise the animals to protect human life. jon ironmonger has this report. today, whipsnade zoo is mourning two of their most popular animals, snow white and sleeping beauty. female brown bears who were shot and killed yesterday morning after using a tree to escape from their compound. they're survived by a third sister, cinderella, who was lying low this afternoon. it's been removed now, of course, but the tree had fallen against the bears' perimeterfence allowing them to climb over into the adjacent wild boar enclosure, which is far less secure, and suddenly keepers and customers were at serious risk. the bears injured a boar, which is receiving treatment, but tranquilizer guns weren't used since they can for a time make the animals more aggressive and unpredictable. what do you fear might have happened if the keepers had not

phil mackie, bbc news, gloucester.ghter and a crackdown on puppy smuggling are among new animal welfare measures being published by the government today. the aim is to provide better protection for domesticated and wild creatures in the uk and abroad, and has been welcomed by campaigners. 0ur environment correspondent, claire marshall has the details. ok, i think she's calm enough now. at the bath cats and dogs home, vet nicola prepares to fit a new arrival with a microchip. i know it's a bit noisy. shadow has cat flu, so it has to be done here in isolation. that's in! many of these cats have clearly been well cared for. they may well have owners who are searching for them. but if they're not microchipped, like around 2.6 million pet cats in the uk, it's much harder for them to be reunited. there's a good boy. today's announcement is really welcome here. what do you think about it being made compulsory for cats to have chips? oh, it will be the best thing. i think, as a vet, i have been a vet for seven years, and there

phil mackie, bbc news, derby.beth, as it prepares for its first major deployment. her majesty was in portsmouth this morning to see the the warship which has cost £3 billion. it'll leave the naval base this evening, to begin a seven—and—a—half month deployment in the far east. the tour will involve port stops in places including oman and singapore. ministers hope the mission will strengthen ties with allies and boost trade in the region. tonight's the night of the eurovision song contest, back after its absence last year due to the pandemic. the netherlands is hosting the 65th edition, and there'll be an audience of some 3,5000 fans, all tested beforehand for coronavirus. from rotterdam, anna holligan sent this report. the final sequins are in place. last—minute alterations made. humming and vocal warm-ups. now warming up for the biggest stage of their lives. they've travelled from across the continent, from north to south. so much love. i really appreciate all the days here, and i think from today till the end of

phil mackie reports.nd despite extensive investigations, both then and since, she's never been found. when evidence emerged that the serial killer fred west had murdered up to a dozen women and young girls in and around gloucester, her name came up as part of the investigation. but he wasn't charged in connection with her disappearance. newsreel: three bodies have been found here, i including the daughter and lodger of the accused man, frederick west. now there's a potentially significant development. this is the cafe where mary worked. fred west was a customer and had carried out some building work here. back in 1994, there were suggestions that mary bastholm could have been buried here, and in 2012, there was a petition from her friends alerting gloucestershire police to excavate the site. so, this new breakthrough might finally bring answers for mary's family. gloucestershire police say they're likely to be at the site for several weeks. mary's family's being kept informed and have asked for privacy to

nbc's janice mackie frayer reports from beijing. >> reporter: for well over a year, the questions have lingered, did the virus originate in nature or could it have leaked from a chinese lab? joe biden this week ordered the intelligence community to find something about the origins of the virus has refocused attention here, on the wuhan institute of virology. it's the absence of proof of any scenario that might explain the pandemic. >> i believe we do need the kind of investigation where there's open transparency. >> reporter: from the outset, wuhan has china's only super laboratory t world's most deadly pathogens to include the coronavirus. >> reporter: the trump administration -- >> we have people looking at it very strongly. >> reporter: though must have of the scientific community dismissed it. but expers questioned the world health organization. in a joint letter in the journal "science" leading experts called for a broader investigation, say nothing possibility should be ruled out until we have sufficient data. nbc news was granted the only independent media access to the wuhan la

it will include looking into the possibility that the virus came from a lab in wuhan, china janice mackie frayer joins us from beijing there is information they have not been transparent about this outbreak. >> reporter: there are always questions swirling around the lab. it houses china's only top security facility that is studying some of the world's most dangerous pathogens and that includes that coronavirus. when this theory first came up years ago, most scientists said it was a natural virus, there was not a spillover from animal to human they don't know where and how. now president biden is urging the intelligence community to come up with something that might help explain covid's possible origins he's saying look at both avenues, that is natural and that there might have been a lab accident now what the evidence is is not yet clear. this is less about going and looking for the smoking gun, phillip. it's more of an issue around raising questions about china's transparency much of the international community believes that china has been lacking that necessary transparency in the glob

athletes and others at risk while others are calling for the games to be canceled we're joined by janice mackiehings are coming down to the wire for the organizers and the government as they decide whether they can go ahead. the stakes are so high covid cases continue to rise the vaccine strategy isn't where it should be japan has the lowest vaccination rate of g8 countries around 5% the vast majority of people in japan do not want the games to go ahead around 80% reporting from the polls. now a newspaper which is an official olympic sponsor has called for the games to be canceled this is significant. the paper is arguing public health should be the consideration while the coronavirus is still spreading >> there's a lot of sponsors here who have ponied up a lot of money. the japanese government has spent something like $28 billion in getting ready for the party so there's a lot of reasons why certain people in japan want to go forward, but i have to say that's a very small minority >> reporter: the covid risks are obvious. people don't want thousands of athletes, officials and journalists possi

best villain, starring some of the mother, characters and of course the new captain america, anthony mackieher mumble star, scarlett johansson was named the mtv generation award winner and sasha baron cohen picked up the comedic genius award.— comedic genius award. above all other things. _ comedic genius award. above all other things, the _ comedic genius award. above all other things, the rat. _ comedic genius award. above all other things, the rat. good - comedic genius award. above all other things, the rat. good to i other things, the rat. good to see you, david. —— barat. what have i got to show you now, a little bit of a rare living job opportunity. it is in a castle accessible only by vote or low tide. someone has to look after it and is other 30 residents. many people use to visit it but that number has been reduced by the pandemic. people who suffer from seasickness need not apply as well as those who cannot leave without fast food being delivered to your door. that is bbc news, thank you for being with us. hello. it may come as a shock to those of you who sat under sunny skies on

phil mackie, bbc news, gloucester. we can talk to phil mackie in gloucester now. be? no, they are remainin: company might be? no, they are remaining quite _ company might be? no, they are remaining quite tight-lipped - company might be? no, they are remaining quite tight-lipped at i company might be? no, they are i remaining quite tight-lipped at the remaining quite tight—lipped at the moment, victoria. but there has always been speculation that because fred west was a customer in the cafe which was known as the drop inn in 1968 and mary bastholm was a waitress and he carried out building work in the basement, he could have kidnapped her and buried her in the site possibly. in the statement released by gloucestershire police yesterday, they refer to the fact that excavations are likely to take place. depending on evidence gathered in the meantime. they will have to bring in specialist equipment. it is clear from the statement that we heard from mary's family, they talked about grieving and they think this is a major breakthrough. she has been missing for 53 years.

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phil mackie reports. alive. she disappeared 53 years ago and despite extensive investigations, both then and since, she's never been found. when evidence emerged that the serial killer fred west had murdered up to a dozen women and young girls in and around gloucester, her name came up as part of the investigation. but he wasn't charged in connection with her disappearance. newsreel: three bodies have been found here, i including the daughter and lodger of the accused man, frederick west. now there's a potentially significant development. this is the cafe where mary worked. fred west was a customer and had carried out some building work here. newsreel: three bodies have been found here, i fred west was a customer and had carried out some building work here. back in 1994, there were suggestions that mary bastholm could have been buried here, and in 2012, there was a petition from her friends alerting gloucestershire police to excavate the site. so, this new breakthrough might finally bring answers for mary

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our correspondent phil mackie is at birmingham crown court.ll with a long and successful career, not least here in birmingham with aston villa. he retired in aylesham, and by the time of his death in 216 he had high blood pressure, heart disease and was on dialysis. it was on the eve of a hospital appointment that his behaviour became to become quite agitated and erratic, in the early hours of the morning he left his girlfriend and flatmate to drive to his father ernest's house in telford, appeared outside, shouting, ranting and bashing on the door. neighbours said they reported back to the police, who arrived soon after. pc benjamin monk and his colleague arrived. during the confrontation material atkinson, pc monk twice fired his taser unsuccessfully, the prosecution says that dalian atkinson died as a result of a third deployment of the taser during which mr atkinson was incapacitated. the prosecution alleges that the police then acted beyond reasonable force in that he was kicked in the head by pc monk, they allege that that left an imprin

defence, the trial itself is due to last between six weeks and eight weeks. 0ur correspondent phil mackiet. the mayor of mexico city has promised an urgent investigation into a disaster on the metro system, when a bridge collapsed as a train was travelling on it. several carriages plunged onto a busy road below, at 10pm local time. at least 23 people are known to have died, and dozens more have been injured. we will be at the scene shortly. but first we'll be seeing this report. a warning that you may find some of the images in the report upsetting. residents of mexico city are all too accustomed to these scenes. emergency services working through the night, attempting to reach injured victims, trapped beneath the rubble. but this was not another earthquake in the mexican capital, rather it was an overpass in the city's busy subway system. it collapsed as a train travelled over it, bringing a tangle of wreckage, concrete and metal crashing onto the cars below. at that hour, the train will most likely have been taking workers home after a late shift, a quiet night turning into tragedy in a

marvel characters won four awards tonight including best show and the new captain america, anthony mackiejohansson picked up the mtv generation award. sasha baron cohen picked up the committee genius award. it was a sign again of how to similar the awards are for the —— from the awards are for the —— from the oscars. the fact that the best film at last month's 0scars nomadland didn't receive a single nomination at the awards and there was also a award for the late chadwick boseman who too many surprise lost out last month. there is also a category for most frightened performance. it went to victoria pedrotti for her role in the netflix series the haunting of bly manor. she is known as a scream queen stop and she won this award two years ago. there is something you wouldn't normally see at the oscars or the golden globes. ., ., �* the oscars or the golden globes-— the oscars or the golden globes. ., ., �* , ., globes. you don't see that often on — globes. you don't see that often on the _ globes. you don't see that often on the cv. _ globes. you don't see that often on the (v. the - globes

phil mackie, bbc news, gloucester. the headlines on bbc news...israel and the palestinians is escalating towards full—scale war. a nine—year—old boy has died after being struck by lightning in blackpool while taking part in football training. social media firms will have to remove harmful content quickly or potentially face multi—billion—pound fines under new legislation. the compulsory microchipping of cats, a ban on the export of live animals for slaughter, and a crackdown on puppy smuggling are among new animal welfare measures being published by the government today. the aim is to provide better protection for domesticated and wild creatures in the uk and abroad, and has been welcomed by campaigners. our environment correspondent, claire marshall, has the details. ok, i think she is calm enough now. at the bath cats and dogs home, vet nicola prepares to fit a new arrival with a microchip. shadow has cat flu, so it has to be done here in isolation. that's in! many of these cats have clearly been well cared for. they may well have owners who are

his strokes make you think and you should see another comedienne, comedienne joe mackie!od and they give it back. fox news contributor! kat timpf! before i get to the guests i'm surprised that neither of you showed up at national greg gutfeld day. i'd reserved seating and everything. >> yeah... be when were you invited? >> i was distraught i need to talk to my husband after a period of >> where was she? >> greg: let me go to you, you helmed the incredibly successful babylon b. i don't do good bx successful if it were not for the mentality that drives for example the thoughts on crime. >> it's absurd. a look at kamala harris, raising funds to bail out rioters. excuse me, peaceful protesters in minnesota. all these instances where you have all of the violent crime rising up in the streets there prodding and encouraging it. see people turn around and act like this rise in crime is something that is going to help our opponents. well, what were you doing this whole time? you created this problem, not crime hurting left, it's leftists who are hurting them. >> greg: emily, we kn

phil mackie, bbc news, birmingham.y stars of the silver screen, they were the sultry stars of the silverscreen, french they were the sultry stars of the silver screen, french actors appear of glamour, almost always with a cigarette in hand. we have come any way since the new wave movement, and while smoking habits might have changed in france, a new study shows it is still prominent when it comes to film. french league against cancer finds that smoking gets around to to have minutes of screen time perfilm. —— around 2.5 minutes of screen time. translation: the film industry _ of screen time. translation: ii2 film industry is an industry of leisure, health and pleasure, it must be freed from the marketing of an industry which kills a quarter of consumers. aha, an industry which kills a quarter of consumers— an industry which kills a quarter of consumers. a poll of young people found close — consumers. a poll of young people found close to _ consumers. a poll of young people found close to 6096 _ consumers. a poll of you

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have formed by an a list ensemble of aduba called the hari morgan freeman, anne hathaway, anthony mackie, helen mirren. >> dan stevens constance wu the series explores the human connection all the time. ice memory transplants. scheming smart homes and much more. >> each episode a shot like a one act, one person play the episodes that are almost exclusively monologues are about humanity but also about isolation. there's also the global premiere of the multi-part documentary the me you can see from co-creators and executive producers oprah winfrey and prince harry's will apparently you through honest discussions about mental health and emotional well-being also opening up about their own mental health journeys. >> featured guests in the series include lady gaga and glenn close final 5 episodes debut this weekend on apple tv. plus. in one of the most spectacular scenes of the music documentary pink. all i know so far is this sequence which she shows her high wire entrance into the massive wembley stadium in london back in 2000, 19. she's dazzled us with acrobatics in the past but never anyt

phil mackie, bbc news, gloucester.front of a live audience. the show was part of a government trial to test the impact of large events on the spread of coronavirus. little mix became the first ever girl group to win best british band and dua lipa took home two awards for best solo artist and best album. the singer used her acceptance speech to call for pay rises for nhs staff. we should all give a massive, massive round of applause and give boris a message that we all support a fair pay rise for our front line. i was iwas up i was up very late. you watched the whole thing- _ i was up very late. you watched the whole thing. yes, _ i was up very late. you watched the whole thing. yes, it _ i was up very late. you watched the whole thing. yes, it was _ i was up very late. you watched thej whole thing. yes, it was wonderful, seeing the live performances, people enjoying it in the audience. did it feel, where you taken back or do you think, this is how it is going to be in the future? i think, this is how it is going to be

our correspondent phil mackie is at birmingham crown court. i should say i that there is another police officer in the dock here as well and that is pc mary ellen bettley—smith, who denies a charge of assault. the trial is expected to last between six and eight weeks. we learned that dalian atkinson, who was a former aston villa footballer, retired and when he died, he was suffering from very serious health conditions. you had high pressure, heart disease and he was also on dialysis. it was on the eve of the hospital appointment in august that year, that he became very agitated and he drove to his father's house in telford. the neighbours thought there was disturbance and they called the police and this is what they are now discussing in court at the moment, what happened next. those two officers that but we talked about arrived on the scene. pc munk deployed his taser twice unsuccessfully on mr atkinson... the trigger was pressed for 30 seconds and it should normally be a single pressure on the... and after mr atkinson had fallen onto the gro

a statement from dalian�*s father, ernest, was read to the court as phil mackie explained. said his son was not behaving in his usual way, arriving in the early hours of the morning and pounding on the door before going in. he told police that dalian atkinson had grabbed him by the throat and threatened to kill him as well as his siblings and even told his father he had already killed two of his brothers, which wasn't true. then ernest atkinson also said he remembered going back into the house as dalian atkinson went out and confronted the two police officers who are on trial here at birmingham crown court. pc benjamin monk, accused of murder, and his colleague, pc mary—ellen ketley—smith, who is accused of assault. the evidence we have heard is that dalian atkinson's behaviour was bizarre and erratic. he had been shouting that he was the messiah and we heard that repeated in ernest atkinson's statement. other witnesses have described similar scenes. they were woken up by the commotion outside the house in telford in the early hours. some of them recognise dalian atkinson a

after he was tasered outside his father's house in telford in august 2016. 0ur correspondent phil mackiea few of the witnesses from the cul—de—sac where dalian atkinson's father lived, but we began by hearing a summary of the statement that ernest atkinson gave in august 2016 to west mercia police. he could not be here in person because he has subsequently died. he said his son was not behaving in his usual way, arriving in the early hours of the morning and pounding on the door before going in. he told police that dalian atkinson had grabbed him by the throat and threatened to kill him as well as his siblings and even the crown's case against them is that benjamin monk kicked dalian atkinson repeatedly in the head when he was which was unlawful, and that pc bettley—smith beat him with her baton while while he was on the ground. we have heard that she lived directly opposite and she said she saw the late—night incident and although her view was partially obscured, she could see both police officers from the waist up and she witnessed was her stomping on atkinson's head after he had been

you formed by an a list ensemble of aduba morgan freeman, anne hathaway, anthony mackie helen mirren.es explores the human connection all the time. ice memory transplants. scheming smart homes and much more. >> each episode a shot like a one act, one person play the episodes that are almost exclusively monologues are about humanity but also about isolation. there's also the global premiere of the multi-part documentary the me you can see from co-creators and executive producers oprah winfrey and prince harry's will apparently you through honest discussions about mental health and emotional well-being also opening up about their own mental health journeys. >> featured guests in the series include lady gaga and glenn close final 5 episodes debut this weekend on apple tv. plus, in one of the most spectacular scenes of the music documentary pink. >> all i know so far is this sequence in which she shows her high wire entrance into the massive wembley stadium in london back in 2000, 19. she's dazzled us with acrobatics in the past but never anything like this. it's just another example of p

joining me from aboyne, in aberdeenshire, is lorraine mackie, who opposes independence for scotland. now at what's at stake in england — where 4,650 council seats are being contested across 143 local authorities. 13 directly elected mayors are being selected, including for london where 25 seats are also up for grabs in the city's assembly. elsewhere, all eyes will be on hartlepool where there's a parliamentary by—election to choose a new mp. voters across england and wales will also have the chance to select a total of 39 new police and crime commissioners. 0ur political correspondent helen catt has a round up of a frantic day of campaign visits around england. it's being called super thursday. tomorrow, voters in england will choose who is in charge of services like policing, social care, recycling and mending the roads. because of covid, it will be a bumper set of elections, unlike any other, but the pressure on the political parties to do well remains the same. i've got five plus one, is that...? there's particular scrutiny on how the numbers add up for labour. keir starmer, at a

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phil mackie, bbc news, birmingham.e, mike. john maguire is down there. he will be chatting to when he finishes. not much doubt that he will finish will stop enjoy that. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning, i'm sonja jessup. london's tourist attractions are hoping for a bank holiday visitor boom this weekend. it's thought the capital's still missing around 11 million of its annual overseas tourists — so it's domestic visitors who are being encouraged to come into town. certainly from last week, i felt a real push again within london as indoor dining opened up again. there's a lot of birthdays, anniversaries, engagements and general celebrations that need to take place right now, so there's a lot of catching up to be done, so we're excited to be part of that. southend airport is restarting passenger flights from today. the airport's been closed for five months because of the pandemic. there'll be twice—weekly flights to portugal. the museum of london — which has been collecting items