this is sir mark jones, within reason. this is sir mark jones. the _ within reason.otentially pay £20 as an entrance fee in order to contribute to the upkeep which is currently funded mostly through private philanthropy. and i think it's a really interesting one because it divides opinion — of course you have the logistical challenges of how you would make overseas visitors pay, we don't have id cards here in the uk, so how could british citizens prove they are entitled to free admission? but we do pay typically to visit museums and galleries in historic sites when we travel overseas, and we also through our taxes pay to the tune of eight and a half billion pounds each year —— eight 5p. and often when british citizens go to museums currently, they will see special exhibitions because they've probably visited the gallery in the museum previously. so it does feel that we are often paying 2—3 times for something visitors might be getting forfree, and perhaps for something visitors might be getting for free, and perhaps that's something that ought to be addressed. but it

mark i, when jones associate professor mentally studies at home. i've been kennedy for university the us president joe biden address donation from the oval office explaining his decisions and his re election bid an official house. the story after ending his presidential campaign, joe biden faced the american public for the 1st time from the oval office on primetime tv. he explained why he was, i took a race that he claimed just days ago. he could, when, you know, a racial weeks has become clear to me. i need your 9 my party in this critical endeavor. it was the terrible debate performance in atlanta 4 weeks ago that undermined his campaign. people in his party wondered if he was capable of winning the poles, said he would lose heavily. and well, donald trump watched on his plane, he won the republican candidate, was not the answer i ran for president 4 years ago. because i believe and still doing that, the sole america was the state very nature of who we are with the state. that's still the case. the president said it was his job to hand over to a

so this is sir mark jones and he believes that institutions should refrain, from charging british visitorsdo i feel about this? it feels like two things are being conflated here as well. you've got the british museum issue, and we had this scandal last year where there was a lot of theft going on. >> this was stuff being stolen from the back rooms and being sold on ebay. i mean, why don't they just put a tax on the stuff that's being sold on ebay? nick and then they could cover it. i didn't think about that. it's a good idea, leo, i recommend whatever you just said, but my thing is, museums are boring, right? i mean, who wants to go to them anyway ? they've got a to them anyway? they've got a nice atmosphere i like. i find them boring , but foreigners, them boring, but foreigners, dinosaurs, foreigners should definitely pay, though. that's that's my view. so that's my considered. beyond that, you just saw an opportunity to be mean to foreigners. anyway, just the final section to go with a dad who's been eating the same block of cheese for ten years. it's not me. and we'll explain how peopl

being a bit dashy working out of doughty street chambers in london, there are rumours that mark darcy , of bridget joneser has more emotional intelligence . more emotional intelligence. >> anyway, coming up, we've got football fever as england head into the euros final on sunday against spain. we're going to be bringing you all the latest straight from berlin. stay with . us. all right. good afternoon. britain. it's 248. now to the football. ollie watkins fired england into a second successive euros final as his 90th minute strike secured a dramatic two one win over the netherlands in dortmund last night. >> well , gareth dortmund last night. >> well, gareth southgate's team were one nil down early on against the dutch before harry kane equalised with a penalty . kane equalised with a penalty. it all looked as if it was headed to extra time before the aston villa striker struck home to send to us berlin and face spain on sunday evening. i think you'd get a job as a football pundit, tom, with that nevada anyway. >> well, how are the residents of england's most patriotic estate feeling after last night's

include 3 outside the alex, the hospital there in central garza, i'm joining the student out by mark owens in jones, who is an associate professor of mentally studies at how many been, cuz he felt university thanks for joining us. so. so that seems to be a kind of new sense of urgency coming from this way. the size, they convened the security council meeting on the sabbath on the saturday, which was highly unusual to authorize the strikes on yemen. they seem to, you also single tenuously tackling has blah and the knolls. at the same time, it seems that this attack by the who t's was not detected by a pipe the is riley satellite system. so whatever they used to detect these kind of things. but what does that say to you? well, i mean, i think there is a design that has been in the design now, right as well to expand the war in the region. and this was probably it, it's a cute, just point where they bond and killed is it raining and officials. now we've seen them respond in yemen and killing a number of people. and i think i had of nothing. yeah. who's tripped to to the us on monday and tuesday to me

. >> hey mark jones has been in touch. morning, mark, who says why should he be knighted? getting well paid for it. five doing 5 million a year. he says, i have a job. i'm doing it well. sadly, i'm not getting the best of pay. but do i get a knighthood also? i guess it's because the sort of weight of the country is on his shoulders . that sort of, it's shoulders. that sort of, it's that sort of thing. i mean, i get, i totally get your point, though. i do get your point, yeah. >> but i don't know. i think sometimes we have to be taken into consideration. it would make us feel good as a country. you think that's really good? we should, you know. why not knight our heroes and he is being a bit of a hero at the moment, isn't he? well, it'd be, he'd be more of a hero. >> an easier discussion on monday. >> yes, or late tomorrow evening. well, what is amazing is that, what, 2 or 3 weeks ago, certainly we were talking about whether he was going to still keep his job. >> well, yeah, i think that's another story. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> well, yeah, i think the fact if he wins tomorrow,

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mark darcy from bridget jones or christian grey with 50 shades of grey? arcy sorry. matthew matthew laza winner. how could he do that? it was england. >> it was nice and it was b, but she got him first. i'm better on the buzzer on today's show. >> i've been asking, is it time for electoral reform? and who should lead the tories? according to our twitter poll, 90% of you say yes, we need electoral reform and 50% of you think suella braverman would lead the tories. interesting. yeah. who do you think, lizzie? quickly >> i think kemi, i think it's 1 >> i think kemi, i think it's! think it could be suella versus victoria atkins. >> right. >> right. >> well, i've got to say thank you so much to my panel, lizzie cundy and also matthew laza. and thank you to you at home for your company. i will see you same time, same place tomorrow, 3:00. up next, it's the saturday five. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello. welcome to your gb news. weather update from the met office. this weekend is sunny spells for some of u

. >> senator jones, one source is telling nbc news that senator mark kelly and veteran, former astronautuote, liked a lot by the harris team. kentucky governor andy beshear is another on the list. tim walz from minnesota. josh shapiro from pennsylvania. a number of others, kentucky. so, let's talk about what you think, you know, all of these people, what you think the vice president should be looking for, and is there someone you think is particularly strong as a candidate? >> well, i think those names you rattled off there, andrea, are amazing. it shows the strength of the democratic party and a bench that's been building for a number of years, the vice president has got to look at a number of things. there's a short-term issue they've got to look at, and that is current record and what they bring to the ticket in terms of trying to get her across the finish line in november but there's also the long term. who best can step in the shoes of the president should they be needed? who best is compatible? who can she get along with. who will not be someone to nod their head and look adoringly

opinion on who is the best person to run with kamala harris some who've said mark kelly is so easy, i think but might have been van jones last last night. he was saying, you know astronaut, former fighter pilot, i think it was easy to define, easy to put up there. then you have governor shapiro, pennsylvania, so maybe some built-in votes in a very important state. that last one, how important would that be? do you think in the calculus of who she should pick? >> i think having a relationship with someone is always the most important, particularly when she's basically jumping into a moving car here she did not go through the primary process getting her her advisors around her. she'll need someone she can trust, i think has a relationship but north carolina is also a swing state so that's sort of a twofer. but again, this is her big first big presidential level decision. she has never made one like this at this point. so we're being told that to lawyers now are beginning to look through all the backgrounds of these people. the reason that we might hear some other names, that perhaps a business person or it's hard military

mark. taking a live look now at the numbers dow jones has crossed 40,000 once again, up 325 points or so.an three quarters of a percent. and as i was saying, the nasdaq is up 200 points now, more than 1. and the s&p 500 at 56, 36, it is up a third of a percent right now. southwest airlines and archer aviation have agreed to develop operational plans for electric air taxi networks at california airports. the companies say they have an agreement in place to team up on a project that will connect integrated electric air taxi networks to surrounding communities. now, the collaboration would involve the san jose based archer's five person air taxi. that's designed for trips of 20 to 50 miles from airports over heavily congested traffic areas. inflation is starting to ease at some of the gains this morning on wall street, according to the latest consumer price index this week, the price of gas is down, but grocery prices are still increasing. now the cpi is giving economists some hope that we are getting closer to an interest rate cut. overall, though, prices are up nearly 20% in the last few y

mark mahaney, thank you so much. wow. [closing bell rings] a huge market day for the bulls. dance party continues. fireworks with the dow jonesds. we'll see you tomorrow. larry: hello, folks welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.

mark mahaney, thank you so much. wow. [closing bell rings] a huge market day for the bulls. dance party continues. fireworks with the dow jones industrials at up 134. nasdaq ad records. we'll see you tomorrow. larry: hello, folks welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. all the energy was with president trump last night at his rally in miami. he is sticking to his growthier america first message. congressman mike waltz, carlos gimenez were both there they join us in a few moments. first mark meredith standing by with all of the details. mark, what is cooking. >> reporter: good afternoon to you, former president trump is daves away from announcing his vice presidential pick. everyone is trying to read the tea leaves if trump's schedule or rally locations will give us an idea who will get the job. last night at doral rally trump gave suggest suggests marco rubio remains contender of the job. he talked about democrats hitting vice president kamala harris who he could face off against in november. >> the radical left democrat party is divided, in chaos and having a full-scale breakdown all because they can't decide which of their c

jones industrial average lost more than 50 points on the day. the nasdaq slipped 10 points, bringing it just below the 18,000 point mark.&p 500 also ended slightly lower. still to come on the news hour, the family of another american journalist held in russia calls for her release. we unpacked the claims that artificial intelligence could help counteract loneliness. >> this is the pbs news hour from w eta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: the department of justice has opened an investigation into the killing of a black woman by an illinois sheriff's deputy who shot her inside her home earlier this month. the probe comes after body camera footage was released, sparking protests and calls for accountability. william brangham has the latest. and a warning, many viewers will find this footage disturbing. william: the community of springfield, illinois, is calling for justice after 36-year-old sonya massey was shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy inside her home on july 6. law enforcement was there because she called 911 to report a prowler

jones hitting record highs this morning. right now steadily above the previous record of 40,051. that was set on may 16th. the dow has never closed above 40,000. that 40,000 markk. will we watch to see it if it hangs on today? we'll watch it for you. some good news happening on the market today. so the republican national convention kicks off on monday. big anticipation over who president trump will be running with on the bottom of this ticket. who will he pick as his vp make? potential nominees making their final argument. >> president trump has the opportunity to establish a leggy. he has the republican party more united than they've ever been. >> julie: we'll talk with kat cammack on what she is expecting at the convention next. if you love to save, check out the wise buys sales event going on right now at america's best — get two pairs of progressives for just $129.95. offer includes a comprehensive eye exam. book an exam online today. all these games on directv— and no satellite on the roof! think about this: blue jays, cardinals, orioles... what's missing? the andean condor? no, walnut-brain! pigeons! they'd rather name a team after socks! to be fair, we

. >> kevin jones always believed the police zeroed in on him as the suspect in nona's death and never considered anyone else. >> you do this. you did it. you killed her. >> kevin sued marktations had passed. frost denied making mistakes and withholding evidence and neither russellville police department or the prosecutor would comment on the investigation. kevin has moved on. reasons you may understand. he became a criminal defense attorney, and get this? decided■ç to practice law in, o all places, russellville. the last time we spoke, kevin told us he made peace with the one person whose opinion really does matter to him. nona's mother. she no longer believes kevin killed her daughter. in fact, she says she loves kevin. as for the others, more cynical, he tries not to dwell on what they think or whisper about him and the girl he once loved. nona dirksmeyer, the songbird, the beauty queen. the girl for whom justice is denied. in 2018, gary dunn found himself in handcuffs again after two incidents that occurred on the same night. both unrelated to nona dirksmeyer. he pleaded no contest■ç to attempted kidnapping and indecent exposure. he was sentenced to 15 years. barring

mark, thank you. let's bring in the co-host of the everybody settle down podcast, eric messersmith can take a look at the media stuff for us here. >> so van jones kind of inadvertently, i'm not sure if it was on purpose or not, made quite a headline tonight when he said the following on cnn. >> watch. this whole thing is like this and hey, hey, hey, guys. the last time i was at the convention, it felt like this was obama 2008. >> there's something happening, kind of like a campaign poster, right, eric? there is something happening. and it really i guess, tracked on social media, got a lot of attention. and for for good notice when a guy like that is saying something like that about the rnc. yeah think that's true and i think there's several reasons for that. >> first of all, i think the takeover, the party by trump is now complete. that wasn't the case in 2016. even in 2020 with the virtual convention. and now you can tell everyone is behind him that they believe in his movement and the man. >> also, you have to give them credit for a really well-produced convention. a lot of the everyday people, i think, really hit home. then you had some big

with us marco and jones is an associate professor with him and been funded by university. joining us here in the hot to discuss all the latest developments. welcome back to all your 0 mark. look, looking ahead. we know that nothing yahoo is expected to go to the us to address congress on wednesday if he does go ahead with that trip. we also know that he's meeting with president biden. well, whatever happened in washington, i have an impact on the trajectory of the war and particularly on any spar negotiations that seem to be kind of stalled at this point. yeah, i mean, i've had a dime for every time the seats fight. negotiations had been still, i'd be a rich man and i think i said a while back that it seems to me that netanyahu is basically waiting for a trump presidency because he knows that trump will give him cop launch. so i am into minds as to whether and and then, you know, as a visit to congress will actually make a significant difference on what happens in gaza. in fact, i think the very fact netanyahu has been invited to congress is actually indicative of the fact that it's business as usual for the us and the planning to continues to support, as well as not fo

this marks a major turn after tech stocks reached record highs this year, which economists say was largely driven by the ai craze. the s and p 500 slumped nearly one and a half percent. the dow jonesout 0.6 sales force is cutting around 300 jobs. that's according to a new report by bloomberg. so that means the san francisco based company has now made around 1000 job cuts this year. the company did not specify how many of these recent layoffs affect people at the san francisco locations. san mateo county is now saying state budget cuts are forcing it to make some major changes. the county set to cut court services related to civil probate or family cases beginning on august. 5th. this includes public service phone hours, an appointment availability. the court says it will now take 5 to 7 days to process civil family law and probate cases instead of the normal one to 2 days and family court hearings and judgments. we'll also be delayed by up to 6 months. >> coming up 3. a youth football van was stolen and our kron 4, 6, 2 tall, will speak with the team because they're asking the community for some help. now, there was also a terrifying incident caught on camera. pope police are sayi

jones and former strategic communications director for donald trump's 2020 campaign. marc lotter gentlemen, thank you for being here since lane talking about elon musk. i am curious as to the elon musk mark influence. that is, i don't know, growing in the republican party, you have what alayna was just reporting about who he was an advocate of jd vance, he spoke with donald trump before and then also the wall street journal reporting that elon musk has said he is going maybe committing $45 million a month to a new pro-trump super pac i mean, that is a, you know, what ton of money that's a lot of money are you cool with the elon musk impact on the party and that kind of influence. >> well, he's one of the biggest innovators right now and so many areas, whether it's an electric vehicles with tesla space zoning x. now, the former twitter obviously what we saw was how silicon valley put their thumb on the scale in 2020 through there political donations, et cetera. it's nice to see someone's stepping forward and doing it on the other side. >> van. what do you think of? the elon musk possession of this campaigns at right now well, it's a sign of some of the just curdling that's happening in si