and now, martin short! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> martin: thank you! thank you! cheers and applause ] stop loving me! [ laughter ] stop laughing me. thank you, thank you, and welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." i'm your guest host, martin short. [ cheers and applause ] and i know what you're all thinking. martin short is way too famous to be doing this. [ laughter ] and i am. so good night, everybody! [ cheers ] no, i got such rave reviews from last night's show, i can't stop now. isn't that right? i'm sorry, what was your name again? >> guillermo: guillermo. [ laughter ] >> martin: exactly. this is my second night here, and i have to say, it's even harder than jimmy makes it look. [ laughter ] ever since i agreed to host the show, i've been trying to get covid. [ laughter ] but i didn't, so here i am. achoo! mom? can you believe, truthfully that covid is still a thing? covid is one of those words we all hoped we'd never hear again. like scaramucci and mclemore. [ laughter ] we have so mitch to get to here, starting with the heartbreaking news that everyone is talkin

and now, martin short! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> martin: oh my god! cheers and applause ] hello! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] thank you! [ cheers and applause ] i love you like family! thank you. thank you. thank you, you're very kind and very right. [ laughter ] welcome to "jimmy kimmel live!" i'm your guest host for the week, martin short. [ cheers and applause ] [ rim shot ] jimmy isn't here. but was he ever really? [ laughter ] you know what i mean? there was always something missing behind his eyes. [ laughter ] but jimmy needs the break. if there's anyone who deserves the summer off after working so hard all year, it's talk show hosts and teachers. in that order. [ cheering ] i do love this show, watch it every night. i'm sorry sir, can i help you? [ laughter ] >> guillermo: you're doing a great job. >> martin: we're talking. we're doing a talk show here. you can't have random people wandering off the street. [ laughter ] especially if they look like a toy that you'd find under your christmas tree in the 1950s. [ laughter ] >> marty, marty, marty.

and now, martin short! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> martin: thank you!hank you! [ cheers and applause ] thank you. thank you so much. just because i say thank you doesn't mean you have to stop applauding. [ cheers and applause ] >> martin: whoo! welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." i'm your guest host, martin short. [ cheers and applause ] this is my third night hosting the show. and i now have a much better understanding of this job. especially the part where jimmy doesn't want to do it. [ laughter ] hey, how many of you in our studio audience are visiting from out of town? [ cheers ] well, according to tsa, last sunday set the record for the most travelers ever screened in a single day. there was chaos at airports all around the country. passengers were even more unhinged than the doors on a boeing 737. thank you! [ rim shot ] [ laughter ] thank you so much! [ applause ] yep. we're finally nailing the bowing issue. hey -- speaking of unhinged, tomorrow is the first presidential debate. rrrr! [ laughter ] the big controversy is which drugs may be used tomorr

♪ ♪ >> martin: steve martin is with us!ific actress who stars in kevin costner's supersized western "horizon: an american saga." >> get him out of here! >> go, go! >> come on, come on! now! >> it's all right. [ applause ] >> martin: "horizon: an american saga - chapter 1" opens in theaters friday, and chapter 2 is out on august 16th. please welcome sienna miller. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ >> hello. hoping for a doll face from steve. >> that looks like a great movie. i'm excited about that. lovely to meet you. >> it's funny that you say lovely to me me. actually, we've met. >> good! good one! good start, huh? >> i met you as well. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> of course i remember. it was at the emmy luncheon. >> nope, no. >> i met you both. i had this horrible experience. do you remember dimitri at the sunset tower? the sweetest man, the greatest man in the world who i think has a really fancy place. and i think he had a tactic i learned afterwards there is a somewhat person and two very famous people and i want them to meet. so he came up t

martin. going to regret it. martin. >> okay. peter.h for joining us. and we'll be sure to come back to you in the next couple of weeks. sounds like bedlam over there. now, here is the full list of candidates standing in the constituency of islington nonh the constituency of islington north at next week's general election. jeremy corbyn is the independent paul joslin, also independent. vikas agarwal, who's the liberal democrats ? who's the liberal democrats? karen harris, who's conservative? profound nargund, who's labour. and sheridan cates green. and also we have martin nelson, reform uk now. there's lots more still to come between now and 6:00. and i'll discuss reports that prince william has taken on the disciplinary duties that prince philip once enforced on the family. that prince philip once enforced on the family . does the future on the family. does the future king rule the royal family with an iron rod that's coming next? but first, it's your headlines with polly middlehurst . with polly middlehurst. >> the headlines this hour

martin. >> ah, yeah. when?sidered. >> yeah, it's like looking at a a different human being. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, you look exactly the same. >> i wish. >> jimmy: what was he like? >> lovely, affable, very charming. i met him on a boat, actually, as you do. >> jimmy: at comicon. >> yeah, and he was like, "oh, you're doctor who." and i was like, "you're george r.r. martin." and actually, funny enough, i then went on to do a panel with one kit harington. and it was for "entertainment weekly." and it was about young aspiring new actors. and he was in a very small show called "game of thrones." [ light laughter ] and i was in "doctor who." it's funny how the world works, isn't it? >> jimmy: wow. and we love kit harington too. >> lovely, yeah. lovely guy. >> jimmy: there's a big internet thing. maybe you can settle this too. >> go on. >> jimmy: people are saying jon snow versus daemon targaryen. they'll never see each other. but who would win in a fight? >> wow, come on man, jimmy. who would win in a fight betwe

martin. to. martin. >> thank you tatiana. his party was now the opposition to labour after a yougov survey puts mr farage's party yougov survey puts mr farage's party ahead at 19 points and the conservatives trading behind by one point on 18. in voting intention. in a crossover moment intention. in a crossover moment in the latest blow to tories hopes of returning to government . so why don't we hear what nigel farage had to say a little earlier on today? >> and i'm putting it to you that i believe i can be that voice of opposition. i'm pretty clear and consistent in what i stand and what i for. stand up i'm not afraid of a fight. i don't bow to twitter pressure or the mob on the streets. i've taken on the european union , taken on the european union, i've taken on the big banks, and i'm pretty certain i can take on a labour government headed by keir starmer that will have almost no honeymoon period whatsoever, will inherit some very, very deep problems . and i very, very deep problems. and i don't think has the radical solut

martin. back to. martin. >> thank you aaron.ig conversation today is this have the conservatives already thrown in the towel? well in a rather extraordinary circumstances defence secretary grant shapps has warned the electorate over handung has warned the electorate over handling starmers labour party a super majority at the general election, saying that it would put the uk in a dangerous place. and there he is in a front row seat at rishi sunak manifesto launch at just yesterday . is launch at just yesterday. is this the most extraordinary act of political surrender in british history? well, back on the campaign trail today, however, the prime minister insisted that he is absolutely not given up on winning the election . and let's speak now election. and let's speak now with gb news political editor chris hope, who has been with the prime minister today. chris, welcome to the show. an astonishing set of circumstances talking about supermajority , it talking about supermajority, it seems they've all but given up. now they're jus

martin: it is.y and tourism is one of the biggest, people coming in on holiday, it's a bit of an annoyance that the picture postcard village coastline masks the reality of life in somewhere , you know, cornwall, devon, among the poorest parts of the country that have come back to hospitality -- pubs, restaurants, hotels. ere is a sense that they had a rough time over the past few years now that covid has played a big art in that. also, brexit. one of the big concerns is being able to access the labor that they see -- say they need domestically. there was a horrified reaction earlier this year when the government increased the salary threshold for immigrants. one of them to gain visas. they would very much le to see a cut on hospitality. that was brought in briefly during covid. the present government is resolutely resisting those calls for that to return and as far as i can see, there is no offer on that from other parties. yeah, it's an important sector and feels, not the only sector that feels bel

martin. i've been , texted by martin.. why do they have to declare who they are, who they're going to for , stand by they're going to for, stand by 4:00 pm friday, when nominations close , wouldn't it close, wouldn't it discombobulate the tory party if they join the reform party after that date? and that would be too late to allow the tory party to replace them with another candidate . it gets more and more candidate. it gets more and more complicated and more and more murky. but this is the business end of a general election campaign. chris can i ask you about the milkshaking of nigel farage this afternoon? >> a woman, 25 year old has been arrested. not the first time. of course, this happened to nigel farage. and in 2019, of course, dunng farage. and in 2019, of course, during that eu election when he was milkshaked. chris, you were there for that moment, weren't you? you were part of that campaign. you were reporting on it. tell us. nigel was pretty shook up by it, wasn't he ? shook up by it, wasn't he? >> yeah, that's

martin.sofia. now there's only one place to start today and that's with the events to mark tomorrow's 80th anniversary of d—day. early today, british paratroopers parachuted into normandy . paratroopers parachuted into normandy. back in 1944, paratroopers parachuted into normandy . back in 1944, airborne normandy. back in 1944, airborne landings played a crucial role in making d—day a huge success. and that's cross live now to normandy and joined by gb news colleague , sophie reaper sophie, colleague, sophie reaper sophie, absolutely incredible scenes. we saw the king and queen in britain. the king gave a hugely emotional speech. those paratroopers coming down looks glorious behind you. now, please tell us more . tell us more. >> well, it's absolutely wonderful. the sheer number of events that have been put on in memory of those of the veterans and those people who gave their lives on d—day is just absolutely immense. you're joining us here in the bay cemetery where there are. i'll just step

martin. is a surprise. and that's why you hold that backif and that's why you hold that back if you're the pm, because then you can surprise your opponents. and it did alarm nigel farage, who said, i can't stand this too quick. and it spooked the opponents. but gabriel pogrund, who's a well regarded journalist at sunday times, he's saying that he that morgan mcsweeney, who's this official driving the strategy for keir starmer, noticed a jump in the betting markets in for a july poll and that tipped labour off that the election announcement was coming . so it's announcement was coming. so it's not only a bad look, but it actually damaged the advantage the tories had at the beginning by tipping off labour. >> so, so , sean, when we look at >> so, so, sean, when we look at it in that context, it's not just a few quid being fluttered on election day if it's tipping off your opponent. so you lose the element of surprise, and if it's even bigger , it hands your it's even bigger, it hands your media

martin. to. martin. >> thank you tatiana.you want to get in touch, simply go to gb news. com forward slash. you're saying i'll read out some the best comments before the end of the show. i'm martin daubney on gb welcome back. it's approaching 437. i'm martin daubney. this is gb news. now. later in the show , gb news. now. later in the show, i'll tell you why. england's most patriotic estate is feeling the pinch ahead of euro 2024, which kicks off, of course, tomorrow . now, to what is which kicks off, of course, tomorrow. now, to what is an incredibly emotional day in my home city of nottingham. it's the first anniversary today of the first anniversary today of the killings of the students, barnaby webber and grace o'malley kumar and the school caretaker, ian coates. earlier today. families and friends of the victims laid roses where the two students were killed. gb news had exclusive footage of the moment when valdo calocane was arrested a year ago today. the families have issued a statement this week saying they still belie

martin. >> now it's back to. martin. >> now it's back to. martin. >> thank you sophia.ing scandal. but the labour leader is also under fire himself today after saying that jeremy corbyn would have been a better prime minister than boris johnson . and these are all our johnson. and these are all our things that our political edhon things that our political editor, chris hope, will be sure to ask sir keir starmer about later in his interview here on gb news. and i'm joined by that man, chris hope. now, chris, welcome to the show. so yeah, we're counting down the hours until you sit down with sir keir starmer. lots and lots of questions, no doubt on the tip of your tongue, chris, let's start with this betting scandal once again. another golden opportunity handed to the labour party by the conservatives. no analysis of labour policy, no analysis of labour policy, no analysis of labour policy, no analysis of the numbers. once again , just talking about an again, just talking about an internal conservative problem . internal conservative problem. >> yeah. day three of this. w

got a category here, martin? yeah, because it gives him the on the head between the any other countries, i mean, the rpm. so, you know, we looked up bill clinton's messing around with the, with the modem when it was the sentence key in the, in the white house. and the french were just, just sort of as well, you know, what's the big deal? i mean, you know, every brand, the french president has oral sex with it in terms you know, i think is a similar thing going on here, right across the world and particularly europe, you know, we look at this case against trump, them we think for goodness sake you know, he's a wealthy guy who go to his lawyers to pay off people who are black community. i mean, it happens all the time. i mean, i've done so many investigations with will see people over my career. you know, they use s, y u and pointless. and there's no sense suit. it happens all the time. yeah, i mean, it's really not a big deal. this particular case isn't really a big deal, but it could be this end of the wedge. it

martin? yeah, the risk freezing is very, very worried when you hear people like david cameron, who is off by telling us, well, what happens i'm off. so we strike into or into the russia, into the, into the real russian territory. you know, and his response was nate and russian just have to put another ukraine. that's really the only solution to the fact that this bigoted view of this, this is incredibly blink of, you know, so there are no other options for russia. and the west has the up behind is really dangerous and really stupid. and now we're beginning to see, you know, how close now we are edging towards the abyss. we keep talking about this on the show. you know how it plays. we're going into world war 3 scenario. we've talked about it largely as a see a rascal subject. i think perhaps at some point it's gonna be beyond that because you say there's no difference between um the russian side of the border and in ukraine, i think there is be. so i really do think there is, i think, i think

martin. to. martin. >> thank you tatiana.now it's a very busy show today, so let's get stuck straight into it and reform uk have unveiled what it says is the party's contract with the voters. it includes a promise to stop the boats in 100 days, a freeze on immigration, big tax cuts and a major reform on the nhs. now we're about to cross over to chris hope, who is with in merthyr tydfil with nigel farage. we're just waiting to get a link ahead of that. i've already had hundreds and hundreds of your essays on this very topic . let's kick off with very topic. let's kick off with tina, who says this bravery, strength , conviction for the strength, conviction for the people and not for big corporations. reform will make the uk great again. linda says this what i like about reforms approach is that it is clear and businesslike. i think most people couldn't care less about ideology. we want a competent government and ministers who care about us, the citizens first, and about traditional british values like truth, honour and duty. ma

martin >> yes. good afternoon. martin from lincoln.sed tooth brushing. that's part of their child health action action plan. and also announcing another 100,000 urgent dental appointments for children to take place if necessary, at evenings and weekends. because labour says that half a million fewer children saw a dentist last year compared to just back in 2018. the other thing they're announcing today is that if they get into government in, what, three and a half weeks, as seems very likely at the moment according to the polls, they will ban those very highly caffeinated energy drinks for under 16 seconds. so, you know, the red bulls, those types of thing that quite often kids are quite partial to in their teens, they're saying they will bring in a ban on those. and keir starmer was asked by broadcasters whether this wasn't all a bit nanny state. let's see what he had to say. >> the, sort of state of the nafion >> the, sort of state of the nation can be measured in many respects by the health of our children. it's in a terrible place,

it's 425 i'm martin daubney on gb news now . martin daubney on gb news now.ntry is charging farmers up to £80 for every single cow they own in their drive for net zero. now, if you can't get enough of big election rivals going toe to toe live on television in britain, well then you're in luck, because after rishi sunak and sir keir starmer clashed yesterday across the pond, the first us presidential debate takes place tonight. now joe biden, who remember, is 81 and 78 year old donald trump, are the two oldest candidates ever to try to become us president. now, the 90 minute televised debate will start at 2 am. uk time. i'm now joined by a.m. uk time. i'm now joined by thomas gift, who's the founder and director of the ucl centre on us politics. thomas, welcome to the show. so it's four years since they last met. last time they wouldn't even shake hands and joe biden told donald trump to shut up man. since then, it's fair to say they're even less friendly. what can we expect tonight? >> well, i think that we can expect a shouting match, or at least a shouting

martin. it's back to. martin. >> thank you sophia. start today's show with the extraordinary war of words between boris johnson and nigel farage and the former prime minister branded mr farage morally repugnant for claiming that the west had provoked vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine. but today, the reform uk leader has hit back with gusto, pointing out that mr johnson blamed the european union himself for the war of words back in 20 1618. it's fair to say there have been absolutely no punches pulled and to discuss that now i'm joined in the studio by ben habib, the deputy leader of reform uk. ben habib. an extraordinary war of words has broken out . boris words has broken out. boris kicked off by calling nigel farage morally repugnant, nauseating, accusing him of a historical drivel. kremlin propaganda today in maidstone, kent, nigel farage steamed in, calling boris johnson the worst prime minister in modern british history. benhabib surely that's a touch too much. it's a step too far. >> it's a very crowded field, identifying who

i was horrified, but i still am horrified by martin. and you know, when, when such things happen, you have to wonder how we going over how we post the article. sorry about the debate now. you know, we, we'd be on that now. i mean, i, as well as some people say, the british m. p said, i'll just say now we all know. and what was russia? you know, we all the following rockets, the russian civilians and soldiers. the question is, you know, when, what does it take? what does it take for putin to send the message? the fact that you're going to have a line i'm, i'm sure he will be very careful. i mean dos is i'm sure he will exercise extremely amount of caution. but at some point, he has to do something. and if you look at some of the realistic proposal targets that he could hit, if he gets any more of this ordinance thrown over the border and russian people, russian civilians have been killed. you know, perhaps the nato installation in germany, the main headquarters would be exactly the target. well, i mean, what we have for right now, george

good afternoon martin.right there. and we need these constituency betting markets because let's be honest, the general election is ovenisnt honest, the general election is over, isn't it? it's a one horse race. sir keir starmer is going to end up the prime minister. they'll want a 50 labour to pick up the seats, 1 to 20 to get a majority. so, you know , these majority. so, you know, these markets are really interesting. and, some of the big guns are in trouble. grant shapps. he's now 5 to 1 to retain his seat. labour look on course for that one. 1 to 8, as you mentioned, £8 gets you just one back with regards to that one. penny morton, who you know, i've been quite impressed with during some of these, leadership debates, you know, she's really got her teeth cut in at the portsmouth nonh teeth cut in at the portsmouth north mp , but she's 2 to 1 to north mp, but she's 2 to 1 to retain a seat and that's going to have a massive impact on her chances of becoming the next conservative leader, because she was rig

i'm martin approaching 440. i'm martin daubney.ea of a good friday night in in is watching politicians talk over each other , then you're in for a treat because penny mord and angela rainer will join the leaders of a liberal democrats reform uk, the green party the snp and plaid camry in a televised debate later on this evening, a g debate later on this evening, a 6 bs debate later on this evening, a g bs political editor , g bs political editor, christopher hope joins me now, and i believe chris, you're at the scene of the crime as it were. you're outside tv centre there or getting chris ahead of this debate. of course , all of this debate. of course, all of the conversation is about rishi soaks. the conversation is about rishi soaks . d day blunder yesterday soaks. d day blunder yesterday we just had a conservative mp on face and the music . it's been face and the music. it's been called their gerald ratner moment . are you expecting that moment. are you expecting that topic to dominate tonight's debate? martin welcome to the hom

martin? yeah, the risk freezing is very, very worrying. when you hear people like david cameron, who is off by a journalist, well, what happens after we strike into or into the russia, into the, into real russian territory. you know? and his response was neat and russian just have to put out of your crime. that's really the only solution to the fact that this bigoted view of this, this, this incredibly blanket view. you know, so there are no other options for russia and the west has the up behind is really dangerous and really stupid. and now we're beginning to see, you know, how close now we are edging towards the abyss. we keep talking about this on the show. you know, how close we are going into world war 3 scenario. we've talked about it largely as a see a radical subject. i think perhaps at some point it's going to be beyond that because you say there's no difference between um the inside of the boulder and a new crane. i think there is be. so i really do think there is, i think i think for the rest of the people's or is i think for p

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thank you martin. >> thank you. thank you martin. >> that's ellie reeves there.s a key figure. the labour labour's election campaign coordinator. >> yeah. and chris she sounds identical to her sister rachel reeves. in fact if you close your eyes could be the same person. now chris, can you give us a little walkabout in the spin room? this is the action centre, the hq where the action is. it gives a little stroll about me. okay paul, i want to thank you, rachel. >> thank you . ellie. thank you. >> thank you. ellie. thank you. ellie. okay, well, if you follow me this way , martin. you'll see me this way, martin. you'll see the spin room here. this is where the bbc are getting ready to. to. this is christian fraser, a great man about to broadcast the bbc. we'll go around this way, shall we? and this is where the. you're seeing lots of journalists here getting ready , to brief. there's ready, to brief. there's jonathan. jonathan from the labour party talking with laura trott. are you guys getting on? very well behind the scenes, the labour and tory mps are very, very

martin.thank you. tatiana. now let's head straight over to devon. where prime minister rishi sunak is talking to farmers . is talking to farmers. >> a labour manifesto there were just 87 words about farming , no just 87 words about farming, no commitment to food production and food security, no commitment at all about the farming budget in the next parliament. forget about increasing it like we're going to do. they won't even say that they're going to protect it, right? like that is the choice for you at this election, which is why it's so important that you come out and vote and you talk to your colleagues . you talk to your colleagues. now, beyond farming, i also want to make sure that you have financial security. as david said, we've been through a tough few years as a country, covid ukraine. and my primary job when itook ukraine. and my primary job when i took on this role was to make sure i could deliver financial security to you and your families, and we have made progress. but there's

martin. yes more bad headunes afternoon. martin.r the reform party and nigel farage. and this, of course, comes only a week since he really set the cat among the pigeons with his comments about the war in ukraine, saying that the war in ukraine, saying that the west had provoked putin in that which went down very badly with many and that that story, again, is on the front page of the telegraph today . and because the telegraph today. and because the telegraph today. and because the prime minister has called nigel farage a putin apologist. so, forgive me, just losing my earpiece. so today, i mean, this story broke last night about this campaigner in clacton, these very, very offensive comments. and i think it's quite shocking, actually, isn't it, to see a clip of the prime minister speaking and using words which are so offensive that they have to be beeped out. but, you know, he said he'd sent the said them because he wants to call this out. and you know , totally out. and you know, totally offensive. of course also factually incorre

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first will be great, but good point martin. i mean charge to me. you know that this was of the liberation of europe. ok. mean this is, this is a european, a commemorative event. and where are the europeans? i mean, we, we've seen over the last few months, they, those wanting to get as close to biden in his position as possible to be even more aggressive than the biding administration. and then by ministrations pretty aggressive right now. i mean it's me would be, this was the source to be about to say to bureau, but they seem to advocate their responsibility for europe. i mean, what good is your ability experience with this complet? go ahead, george. no, none whatsoever. i mean, way, when you look at uh, in terms of security, in terms of, uh, economic well being in every way your of has done disaster sleep out of the world. and, you know, we've got, unfortunately, you know, the number of states. so that'd be inducted into one of these european instructors the you and they, so cruise one goal seems to be to start conflict with russian white. why tha

championship leaderjorge martin followed with four laps to go. claiming his first sprint race win of the season to cut martin's advantage to 27 points. you're watching sportsday. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. world rally championship points leader thierry new—ville blamed a lapse in concentration after crashing out on the eighth stage of rally italy sardinia. he was third overall at the time. britain's elfyn evans is second in the championship but he's struggling to take advantage — he's fourth with four stages to go. great britain's men returned to pro league hockey action with a 5—1win over ireland, with sam ward scoring twice. the side hadn't played competitively since qualifying for the paris 0lympics injanuary. great britain's men returned to pro league hockey action with a 5—1win over ireland, with sam ward scoring twice. the side hadn't played competitively since qualifying for the paris 0lympics injanuary. and great britain's women claimed their first win of the season, beating the united

it's inspired by st martin. of a lost horseshoe and was inspired to bake croissants for the whole town, honouring st martin's spirit of helping those in need. now, every st martin's day, the town unites for a parade and devours an astounding 700,000 croissants, baked for the celebration. so, now let's get to rolling. it should be four, maybe five millimetres thick. poznan�*s food scene might be evolving, but since 2008, its croissants have claimed the world's first legal protection, ensuring they're baked this way forever. it's kind of like, i don't know, champagne in france, for example. yeah. that's certified as well like that. now, we need to get layers in our dough, so repeat it until we get 81 layers. it can now take anywhere up to three hours to create 81 layers of pastry. we're using one maciej made earlier. i'm going to show you what shapes now we need to cut out of it. now for the filling, which can only be made out of these ingredients to be called a st martin's croissant. poppy seeds, dried candied or

first will be great, but good point martin. i mean charge to me. you know that this was the, the liberation of europe. okay. me this is, this is a european commemorative event and where are the europeans, i mean, we, we've seen over the last few months, they, those wanting to get as close to biden is position as possible to be even more aggressive than the biding administration. and then by miss reasons, pretty aggressive right now. i mean, it's the would be, this was supposed to be about the say to bureau, but they seem to advocate their responsibility for europe. i mean, what good is your ability experience with this complex go ahead george. no, none whatsoever. i mean, way, when you look at uh, in terms of security, in terms of, uh, economic well being in every way your of has done disaster sleep out of the world. and, you know, we've got, unfortunately, you know, there's been a number of states, so they've been inducted into one of these european instructors, the, you and they, so cruise one goal seems to be to start conflict with russian white

i'm martin daubney , and this is gb martin daubney, and this is gb news now. 4:00.n trail desperately hoping people are forgiving him for his d—day debacle . hoping people are forgiving him for his d—day debacle. but before that, it's a massive week for football fans . there are for football fans. there are just four days to go until euro 2024 starts, with scotland taking on the host nation germany in the opening game. and today the prince of wales has been with the england squad. gareth southgate teams are the favourites with the bookmakers to win the tournament. when our reporter jack carson is at england's training ground in burton on trent, jack gaud knows we could do the pick me up after that disastrous debacle against iceland on friday. can the prince give us that pick me up ? prince give us that pick me up? >> well, he certainly tried it today. martin. a rousing team talk as he met the 26 men off to germany today. they've already left. we've seen them leave saint george's park here on the way to the airport, as they head towards the european championships wit

martin. back to. martin. >> thank you aaron.ourse, there's only one place to start today, and that's with nigel farage, the honorary president of reform uk will make what he's called an emergency general election announcement today at 4 pm. and farage said last week that he wouldn't stand at the general election because of the very short notice . well, of the very short notice. well, he's been ukip candidate at five general elections and two by elections, and he lost every single one of them. so what is different this time? well, i'm joined in our studio by our political editor, chris hope. chris welcome back to the studio. you've been out for the last two weeks with the tory party. we'll come to that. >> and the labour party and the labour party will come to that in a bit. >> the rumour mill has gone into overdrive. everyone is saying he's going to stand and most likely in clacton. what are you heanng likely in clacton. what are you hearing ? heanng? >> into a becalmed election, pond has landed a large farage sized rock. that's

martin, thanks. >> ama and julian.onight i'm here, and jimmy's not. >> this has got to be uncomfortable for you. >> your job is to make me look good, which you have never done in your life. in the nhl draft. they are really excited about this. even better, their young star already has a big bay area sports connection. >> abc7 news sports reporter casey pratt takes us inside the packed watch party inside the shark tank. >> for the first time in franchise history, the sharks had the first overall pick and in front of a packed shark tank, everyone gathered ready and excited to hear these very words. >> with the first overall selection in the 2024 nhl draft, the san jose sharks are very proud to select from boston university. macklin celebrini >> i've dreamed about this moment ever since i was a kid. and, for it to come true, it's just it's an amazing feeling. >> you look at it, everything fits. you hear the excitement, right here. he's a dynamic player. when draymond green says, you better draft that guy. >> what we maybe

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but the "martin vs.g it a crime to camp in public places, and 27 states have laws against vague rensy and loitering that can be used to move along those sleeping in public. those kinds of laws have effectively been outlawed in 9th circuit states. >> what the 9th circuit said is that a person can't be punished for being homeless if there aren't adequate shelter beds or places to go. >> reporter: erwin chemerinsky a leading constitutional scholar and teen of the law school at uc berkeley. >> the 8th amendment prohibition on cruel and unusual punishment we think of it as being applied to death-penalty cases, for example. how can it be applied to homelessness? >> in 1962, the united states supreme court said it's cruel and unusual punishment to punish somebody for a status. in that case, they said you can't punish somebody for being a drug addict. you punish them for taking drugs, possessing drugs, but not for the status of being addicted. likewise, the federal court of the appeals here said you can't punish

but it's the city's less scenic corners, dead ends and back alleys, that were robert martin's home one so and had a blanket wrapped up, had it laying down underneath me as a little bit of cushioning between me and the ground and just trying to catch a few winks. >> reporter: on nights when boise's homeless shelters were full, martin got sleep wherever he could. >> there were times i slept in garage stairwells, on cement, slept in rock, you know, up under overpasses in the rocks and dirts. >> reporter: but in boise, sleeping or camping on public property was against the law. martin was one of many ticketed and fined for sleeping in public. >> and robert's case was -- i thought it was actually, it was a vivid portrayal of the situation that homeless people find themselves in. >> reporter: howard bell adove of idaho legal aid services saw a constitutional issue in boise's camping ordinance and made a federal case out of it. >> here's a guy. he has no place to sleep. he's been walking around all night because he's been warned, you can't, quote, unquote, camp, which just means you can't ha

well, i would like our good friend to finish for now, please meet again, martin.ndifferent. just like this long, massive, muscular body. shifts to our new friend, guys, this is of course amazing, it’s hard to imagine what will happen if you let them go at the same time, where they will all run, each will remain close to their the owner, this is an absolutely grandiose animal, you can pet a movie star, well, it’s unfair, nothing, nothing, but in relation to the others, well, you were in a movie, but how much does a shooting day cost? well, okay, don’t answer, i have in my hands the performer of the role of the hippopotamus cat, to be honest, this is exactly how i imagined him, hold it, it’s very heavy, friends, i would like no one to leave empty-handed, please, gifts for the studio my guests, and of course, your applause, you left. you don’t need to make an appointment with him, it’s just a joke, he’s doing it himself will come to the house, we will start, will always help, we will train, how to walk on ice correctly, will always tell you how to increase low blood

>> reporter: selena gomez, steve martin, martin short taking a break from the filming.are an approach in general to show business, which is you show up on time. you learn your lines. and you are kind to everyone. >> selena, you recently posted a tribute on instagram praising your cast mates and you said, i want to thank steve martin and marty, who really hates social media, for truly being the most kind, gentle, warm, powerful influences in my life. you've shown me a level of class, intellect and humor that doesn't seem to be easy to find anymore. you guys are truly best friends to me forever. >> aw. thank you. >> that was very sweet. >> it's really great for me because i get to learn from really brilliant people every day. it may take two to tango but takes three to solve a murder. >> reporter: the hit features three neighbors in a new york city apartment building who become sleuths in murder mysteries. the last season centers around a broadway musical. ♪ leading man played by paul rudd winds up dead. >> paul is just -- >> a delight. >> funny. funny off stage. that mat

martin: for sure. the view that all of these central banks are going to be locked and loaded and going in succession is something that will be tested. it's not just the ecb. i personally think a lot of the central banks want to avoid a doj kind of environment where they get too far ahead of the fed. where it seems like the fed is not going to cut or it's questionable if they will cut in the fourth quarter, with sticky inflation they might hold off a little bit. jonathan: martin, great to see you, buddy. breaking on the week ahead, going into the federal reserve. equity futures, positive by 0.1%. on your stories elsewhere, we have dani burger. dani: mexico elected its first female president in its history. claudia shein bomb was the winner --sheinbaum is seen as the continuity candidate who saw the rise of the super peso. it's weaker versus the dollar by as much as 2.2% and the wider victory led analysts to worry about the lack of checks on state control over the economy. the fed faces significant risk

martin, what if the conversation _ leads us. martin, what if the conversation in _ leads us.t and i take the point that we need to see with the result is, but we have gotten nationalists at the head of the polls in france, the afd doing pretty well, so the poles lived in that direction. will be the impact on northern ireland from that? the im act of on northern ireland from that? the impact of the _ on northern ireland from that? the impact of the late would probably flow through _ impact of the late would probably flow through the _ impact of the late would probably flow through the republic - impact of the late would probably flow through the republic of - impact of the late would probably . flow through the republic of ireland as they— flow through the republic of ireland as they are — flow through the republic of ireland as they are having _ flow through the republic of ireland as they are having their— flow through the republic of ireland as they are having their european . as they are having their european elections — as they are having their european elections in — as

martin's public defender told nbc news he was informed of his client's death saying martin had been fighting to defend his innocence. >>> a state of emergency in wyoming near some of the country's most popular tourist spots after a landslide wiped out a key road. that could mean a big set back for workers and headaches for the tourists visiting favorites like yellowstone and the grand tee tans. dana griffin has the details. >> reporter: an emergency declaration after a mountain road near the popular jackson, wyoming, tourist destination catastrophic flee failed. >> starting tuesday it started moving faster. >> reporter: drone video showing the massive chunk of the teton pass that plunged down the mountain. the 8 inch crack started forming thursday, by friday an additional 10 to 12 inches rapidly formed. >> overnight it slid all the way down, complete failure. >> reporter: this road connects jackson to roads in east idaho. 10,000 vehicles pass each day, including families that go to work and school. >> my two hour commute turned into a six-hour commute. >> reporter: david anderson it will imp