we have got to take mamma mia, haven't we. --| take mamma mia, haven't we. -- have a truck. me. — a truck. i was going to say that! knowing me, knowing - a truck. i was going to say that! knowing me, knowing you? - a truck. i was going to say that! knowing me, knowing you? i i a truck. i was going to say that! i knowing me, knowing you? i think i will say waterloo. thank you for your company. sport and weather coming up next, and then samantha has the midnight hour. hello there. i'm john watson with the latest from the bbc sport centre. the british number one dan evans is into the fourth round of the us open for the first time in his career, coming from two sets down to beat australia's alexei popyrin on a fifth set tie break. popyrin surged into a two—set lead, leaving evans staring at what would have been another third round loss. only once before has he reached the fourth round of a grand slam — that came at the australian open back in 2017 — but belief was restored as evans levelled at two sets all, taking the match to a tie break, which he ran away with, sealed as popry

well, mamma mia, here we go again! knowing _ does that mean? well, mamma mia, here we go again! dream, and that dream is new music. aber of course have been teasing us for a long time saying we were leaving, some new songs, fans have responded with everything from, i do, i do, i do, to gimme, gimme, gimme. it's been going on and on and on but we are due on arrival at around 17:a5pm tonight, a global live stream, announcement, will it be an exhibition, a theatrical experience, an event? if it's not new music fans will be saying i don't know whether to laugh or to cry. if it is new music they will be a dream world, head over heels, but right now the name of the game is speculation. if you were to ask me to take a chance, i would say that we probably will be hearing the two new songs they've been talking about since 2018, two for the price of one if you like, and when all is said and done, fans are very, very hopeful that after that announcement, between say 6:30pm and 7pm tonight they will all be flocking together to say, oh, abba, thank you for the new music. that was the most sp

here we go is your go to karaoke song, "mamma mia" by abba or "you shook me all night long" by ac/dc.be not. no, ready? one, two, three. go >> okay. my writing is so bad >> jimmy: yes, i think we got one. [ ding ] [ cheers and applause ♪ ac÷c >> yes i would have chosen "mamma mia" but i actually prefer "you shook me all night long. >> jimmy: yeah, i -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: i got that and - i knew that you would rock ac÷c >> i love ac÷c >> jimmy: me too me too, i love ac/dc >> i love ac/dc. >> jimmy: i knew it, i knew it, i knew it. we got one right this is big. [ cheers and applause >> but i love ac/dc. >> jimmy: this one is weird. this one is about me - >> you're ignoring me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, i heard you. you said you love ac/dc. >> okay. [ laughter ] i mean like really kind of take that and run with it >> jimmy: no, i did take it and run with it. the whole reason i didn't elaborate is because i know -- >> who cares >> jimmy: no, i -- [ laughter ] i love - i love that you love that. i think people would think "mamma mia" but i know you and i think australia and ac/dc, they're

and, so, it's directed by phyllida lloyd, mamma mia! of course you know was oscar—feted. this feels like a smaller project. but here's the interesting thing — half the film is about the nightmare of domestic abuse and half of it is about the dream of building your own home — which is, you know, almost a fairytale. in fact, at one point, they actually do refer to it as a fairytale home. and i think the thing that the drama does really well for me is that on the one hand, it's got that stuff that you get from something like witness — remember the barn building scene in witness? — which everyone loves, it's everyone�*s favourite scene — of course everyone loves watching a home being built! and it uses that to tell a much darker story about the plight of a woman who is being failed by the system, who is looking everywhere for help and is not receiving it. and i think that what the drama manages to do is to tell that darker story, that more difficult story, but in a way that looks like it's a heart—warming, uplifting movie. i know that you w

have a look. ♪ mamma mia i know my my i could never let you go ♪ >> that of course is the swedish superbba known for such smash hits at mama mia and dancing queen. they described how they got the band members to take a pause from retirement. >> first it was just two songs and then we said maybe we should do, i don't know, a few others, what do you say girls? and they said yeah. and then i asked them, well, why didn't we just do a whole album. >> the first song, "i still have faith in you," i knew when he played the melody, i just knew it had to be about us. ♪ it is about realizing that it is inconceivable to be where we are. no imagination could dream up that. to release a new album after 40 years and still be the best of friends and still be enjoying each other's company. and have total loyalty. >> so along with the album, virtual concerts starting in may at london's olympic park, six nights a week. pop stars won't be there in person, but their younger looking of avatars will perform with a live band. you can almost hear the fans singing thank you for the music which my producers ensur

that's what i thought when "mama -- "mamma mia" came out, but there is certainly enough room in thisat abbis doing with their voyage and this whole new avatar stadium thing, which is incredible. i think it will be wonderful. i certainly will go and see that. i think it will be wonderful. ros: and you don't have any coerns about the fact that it won't be people up on stage? you don't think it will undermine the experience? it will just be something different? >> a few years back, i thought the whole avatar thing was going to be their downfall. seeing this abba voyage on youtube before, i think they are going to be stronger than ever. ros: i don't mean to be a little melancholic on a date that is very exciting to have new music, but i was listening to some of that music, thinking this is so good, it's up to the standard they used to do, it's a shame they have not been doing it in the last 40 years. >> i think so. i have spoken to benny and bjorn many years back, and they just really thought that abba were finished many years ago when they stopped recording. then they just thought it mi

. ♪ mamma mia ♪ ♪ here i go again ♪ >>> time to check the pulse beginning with new music from abba.super group is about to drop its first studio'll abun in 40 years. >> and it features a single called "i still have faith in you." take a listen. ♪ that ten-track album called "voyage" comes out in november. >>> next a new role for tom hanks. >> he's joining a podcast to mark the 20th anniversary of "band of brothers." hanks, the other stars of the world war ii miniseries join the 12-part podcast. >> they discuss each episode along with the "band of brothers" legacy. it debuts next thursday. >>> next a reminder how important it is to be on time. >> an athlete at the paralympics in tokyo was stripped of his gold medal all because he showed up three minutes late to an event before the competition. the athlete from malaysia thought he'd won gold in the shot put, until the ukrainian team protested. >> officials then agreed, saying rules are rules. so the silver medalist from ukraine got the gold. >> some rules are meant to be broken, right? and finally, a sweet treat for lovers of reese's

the cortez famous for number one hits, including dancing queen and mamma mia will release a new album voyage in november and the recorded a holographic live show to accompany it. is one of the most successful pop groups of all time selling more than 400000000 records since its breakout of the 1970 for your vision phone contest. ah. time now for reminder of our top stories, the taliban is expected to announce the formation of a new government in galveston soon. what forms that administration takes could define the way the country's new rulers engage with the world. the taliban is also focused on reopening to cobble airport as soon as possible capital. foreign minister says his officials are talking to the group and working with turkey to help. we are working very hard and also engaging with autobahn to identify what are the gaps and the risks for having therefore to back up and running. but we would remain hopeful that we wouldn't be able to operate it as soon as possible with the flow of international aid, trickling to a stop. 38000000 afghans are now facing food shortages. the u. n.

and — mamma mia!se new music, nearly a0 years after they last performed together? a public inquiry has found shocking failings and "blatant hypocrisy" in the way major religious groups have handled allegations of child abuse. the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse says a number of religions, including thejehovah�*s witnesses, orthodoxjudaism and islam, are morally failing children; it found that in some cases religious leaders discouraged the reporting of abuse, in order to protect the reputation of their organisations. the report has been produced at the end of weeks of public hearings in which survivors of abuse gave evidence. richard galpin reports. i did not fully recognise what was going on at the time was wrong or had a label for it. and these were my parents. sarah, not her real name, was very young when she says her father, a jehovah witness, started abusing her. her mother, a particularly devout member of the jehovah's witness, also abused her, she says. it was very abusive and very

abbott's music has remained the generations, 65 million people worldwide have seen the abba musical mamma mia which launched 20 years ago. >> the music is still great, whenever you hear abba you have to start dancing. you have to, there's no choice. >> even you? >> no. >> you're a dancing queen, don't even. >> the exception that proves the rule. i will keep my feet planted on the ground. >> we will get you going. >> i know my lame. let's look at the smoke that is out there right now, toward downtown that hayes on the horizon, trapped in place i want to talk about why it strapped in place, it has to do with the marine layer which we take for granted that it is just with this whenever the breeze is off of the pacific that remains trapped in place because of warm air above it. the warm air in the upper levels of the atmosphere isn't usually the way the atmosphere is structured, usually temperatures go down as you go up, but with the marine layer underneath temperatures go up, it's called an inversion, it's the reverse of most other places around the world. usually we root for the marine layer to

the quartet famous for number one hits, including dancing queen and mamma mia will release a new album voyage in november. and they recorded a home, a graphic live show to a company. it is one of the most successful pop groups of all time selling more than 400000000 records since it's breakout of the 1970 for your vision phone contest. ah time. now for reminder of our top stories, the taliban is expected to announce.

mamma mia, here we go again with the weather forecast, pretty similar to recent days, no great changesquite cloudy skies, this is boscastle, cornwall, but things are starting to brighten up but things are starting to brighten up a bit as we head through the rest of the afternoon and into the evening. forthe of the afternoon and into the evening. for the next couple of days we have high pressure with us so no great changes, things are looking mainly dry and once again rather cloudy. the best of any sunshine today will be across parts of scotland, particularly the west highlands, where temperatures are getting up to about 23, possibly 2a degrees. some spells of brightness breaking through for northern ireland, north—west england, and for parts of southern england and south wales. a little bit of brightness here. we have the breeze coming in from the north sea so east coasts, lincolnshire, east anglia and the south—east, still quite breezy. a little bit cooler along the east coast but furthering land about 2! degrees, the top temperature. a few spots getting a little bit higher than that.

stay with us on bbc news, still to come: mamma mia, here they go again: swedish pop group abba announceyears. she received the nobel peace prize for her work with the poor and the dying in india slums. the head of the catholic church had said mother teresa was a wonderful example of how to help people in need. we have to identify the bodies, then round the coffins and take them back home. parents are waiting and wives are waiting. hostages appeared, some carried, some running, trying to escape the nightmare behind them. britain lost a princess today, | described by all to whom she reached out as irreplaceable. an early—morning car crash in a paris underpass ended | a life with more than its share of pain and courage, - warmth and compassion. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: at least 45 people are dead, after record rainfall causes flash flooding across the north—east of america. a british—born member of the islamic state group pleads guilty to charges of conspiring to murder american hostages in syria. in canada, the first televised election debate between party leaders is

to say i do not think i was yet alive when abba released their first album but i am a huge fan of mamma miafore i know all of the songs. you can believe dancing queen was playing at my wedding because i do love to dance. i'm glad i will be alive for this one. guy: i think it will be fantastic. i know many in different generations are looking forward to it. let, look pretty good as well. -- lake cuomo looked pre-good as well. i do not know how to translate from that to the jobs market. president biden says we are still not where we need to be. he spoke an hour ago on the jobs numbers. president biden: there's no question the delta variant is why today's jobs report is not stronger. i know people were looking for a higher number. next week i will lay out the next steps needed to combat the delta variant to address some of those fears and concerns. guy: greg valliere, ags investment chief policy strategist. does that number help or hurt the president? greg: it does not help him. he has bid in kind of a funk, and i think he and the markets were expecting 500,000 or 600,000 at a minimum. it does

. >> abba's music has remained popular. 65 million people have seen the musical, mamma mia , that debutedlet's focus on one camera view in the inland valleys of the east bay. a couple of things here. there is still a lot of smoke out there. the air-quality is in the moderate category. air-quality has been in the moderate category and will continue to be in the moderate category. if it is prolonged moderate, think about limiting your time, even though it doesn't sound that daunting or dangerous. a long period of time with moderate air-quality is not a great thing for us. we will notice to warm up. the temperature in the tri- valley is 55. 57, san jose. 50, santa rosa. the warm up started yesterday. it will peak tomorrow. for the holiday weekend, sunday and monday will be noticeably hot. if you take the next few days, temperatures will climb. the days in the bottom did not matchup correctly. on sunday and monday we will go to 199 for inland locations. the air-quality does not change. it never really gets better. is not like the air-quality will get much worse than this. it doesn't really lo

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. >>> coming up, "mamma mia!." abba is coming back, everybody.a better bay area. this is abc 7 news. >> good morning morning. and vaccine mandate is now effect in berkeley. the health order requires customers to show proof of covid-19 vaccination at indoor businesses. >> we have a look at your friday light traffic at the bay bridge although they did turn the metering lights on. they are still on. very minor backup. overall, we have pretty green conditions which means good conditions. an earlier accident cleared you still have some slow and go traffic all the way. towards >> pressure pushing the marine layer closer to the ground. you can see some reduction in visibility through the morning commute. it has been pretty dry out there. air-quality alert again today. the hazel stick around during the weekend. temperatures today one back to average. at brady's inland. you can see the mini heatwave. the reason we are not under any advisories because overnight lows will be comfortable in the 50's and 60's through the holiday weekend. >> another abc 7 upda

. >> reporter: the abba musical, mamma mia, launched in london 20 years ago, and worldwide safety 5 millionll fans lining up to see the show, which goes to prove that the appetite for all things abba remains pretty much insatiable. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >> thanks for watching, we (crowd chatting) (bell ringing) (crowd cheering) (funky music) ♪ oh ♪ ♪ come on ♪ (funky music) ♪ hey, hey ♪ ♪ ah, ah, ah ♪ (funky music) (crowd cheering) hello, good evening and welcome to best of the fest stern grove festival 2021.

a-find you and i'm will-a kill you. [ laughter ] >> yes, it's me mario. [ mumbling ] >> oh, yeah, mamma mia[ cheers and applause >> jimmy: they didn't get it >> steve: they didn't get it >> jimmy: they didn't get the part some more entertainment news i read that "tiger king 2" is coming to netflix later this year more "tiger king"? i don't know whether to call it a sequel or a variant. [ laughter ] [ applause ] some business news, uber eats just introduced a new feature that lets customers use emojis to search for the food they want the only time you can text an eggplant, and actually wind up with an eggplant [ laughter and applause >> steve: oh egg plant. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: those betches. [ laughter ] that's right you don't have to call, you don't have to pick it up, and now you don't even have to type actual words pretty soon they're just going to show up at your house, and baby bird the food into your mouth. [ laughter ] finally, on sunday night the green bay packers face off against the san francisco 49ers. [ cheers and applause now as you know, at the end of every season they give

anyway mamma mia! concerts and music performed on stage by avatars of the band members, so holograms or avatars. let's bring in someone who knows all about record producing. joining me now is record producer and legend of the english music world, peter waterman. lovely to see you. thank you for coming out tonight.— coming out tonight. pleasure, leasure coming out tonight. pleasure, pleasure great _ coming out tonight. pleasure, pleasure great to _ coming out tonight. pleasure, pleasure great to have - coming out tonight. pleasure, pleasure great to have abba l coming out tonight. pleasure, - pleasure great to have abba back. brings _ pleasure great to have abba back. brings back memories, lots of good memories. we have a in here because i was a great band of the 1980s when they were a great band of the 70s as well. what is it that resonates so much with us and resonates with new generations as well?— generations as well? publishing son . s, generations as well? publishing sonas, i generations as well?

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and — mamma mia....doxjudaism and islam, are morally failing children; it found that in some cases religious leaders discouraged the reporting of abuse, in order to protect the reputation of their organisations. the report has been produced at the end of weeks of public hearings in which survivors of abuse gave evidence. richard galpin reports. i did not fully recognise i what was going on at the time is wrong or had a label for it. and these were my patients. sarah, not her real name, was very young when she says her father, a jehovah�*s witness, started abusing her. her mother, a particularly devoutjehovah�*s witness, also abused her, she says. it was very abusive and controlling. although i feel like my mother�*s mental health issues were her own mental health issues, i feel like the witness religion gave her a framework to hang that abuse on, to justify it. and, ultimately, to get away with it. the allegations were eventually reported by a member of the organisation when she was 13. and yet, she says

and, so, it's directed by phyllida lloyd, mamma mia!e of domestic abuse and half of it is about the dream of building your own home — which is, you know, almost a fairytale. in fact, at one point, they actually do refer to it as a fairytale home. and i think the thing that the drama does really well for me is that on the one hand, it's got that stuff that you get from something like witness — remember the barn building scene in witness? — which — which everyone loves, it's everyone's favourite scene — of course everyone loves watching a home being built! and it uses that to tell a much darker story about the plight of a woman who is being failed by the system, who is looking everywhere for help and is not receiving it. and i think that what the drama manages to do is to tell that darker story, that more difficult story, but in a way that looks like it's a heart—warming, uplifting movie. i know that you were quite surprised by how tough some of it was. i felt — for me, i felt it was more a film about the domestic violence than the house