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stroll about how crucial the car will be for aston martin and his ambitions for formula one. lawrence demand is going to come from our long waiting list aston martin customers. we have a long history of making wonderful engines. this is our newest and latest and greatest made in-house. we have a long following of aston martin customers for rp 12 engines and have for decades. we have shown the car to several customers with great enthusiasm. tom: and the expected demand, i mean, is there any expectation that you will be going above that 1000 a year? why keep the production so limited at this point? lawrence: it is our flagship vehicle. we have history and data from our previous flagship vehicles, so before the vanquish, our last flagship, we were selling approximately that amount, 1000 year for several years. that is the right amount of demand and supply. these cars are made to order and built by hand so we know that's what our demand will look like and we do not want it to be more than that. this is a very, very special car, and 1000 a year is the right number, as history shows. tom: y

me going toe to toe with vin diesel and acting and then being in a car with will smith and martin lawrenceane. >> thank you god. >> oh. so what do you attribute to your success? i mean, going back to where you started, because, i mean, you had a rough life. i mean, your parents were both addicted, you know, struggled with substance abuse there. >> i think that's part of my success, you know, i mean, i lost my mom for so many years. she left when i was eight years old. the house i always wanted to find my mom. and for some reason, i knew, i, i knew i had this talent. and i said, if i, if i be famous enough, probably my mom will catch me somewhere. 20 something years later, i find my mom at a at a concert in the dominican republic, where she was deported at. >> wow. and how was your relationship with your mom toda? >> i'm going to be honest with you. it was good. it could be better because because my mom did. so they deported my mom to the dominican republic. you know, the reality of everything is if you stop seeing somebody when you're eight years old and you see her 20 something years late

then jane fonda, dave bautista george conway, james adomian, joey king and martin lawrence, with music our first guest is a multi-talented writer, producer, performer and now a combative amber sports car in the new movie “transformers one,” it opens in theaters a week from friday, please welcome keegan-michael key. [ cheering and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> there we go. >> jimmy: you seem happier than usual. >> i'm happier than usual. >> jimmy: not that you aren't usually happy. >> yes. >> jimmy: you do seem like a positive person in general. >> i do what i can to be as positive and keep a smile on my face and other people's faces as much as i can. but i am happier today than usual, because after a nail-biter in last night's game, my detroit lions were victorious! [ cheering ] in their scintillating overtime lynn over the los angeles rams. so yes. >> jimmy: that's the funny thing about living in l.a. a lot of towns, if your team back in detroit beat the home team, you would get booed. here, no one cares. >> right! [ laughter ] >> it is ironic, though, because of course matt

joey king, and martin lawrence, with music from khalid, soul coughing, and good neighbours. guest is a very talented man who joins an army of other very talented people, including steve martin and martin short. you can see season four of "only murders in the building" on hulu now. please welcome kumail nanjiani! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> wow. >> jimmy: very good to see you, and i must say, thank you. you filled in for me this summer. you guest hosted the show, and you did a great job. you really did a great job. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, thank you. thank you. thank you. i mean, it really was a dream come true, to be able to do this. >> jimmy: was it? >> yeah, i've wanted to -- you know, i've wanted to host late-night since i was a kid. so coming here to actually get to do it was -- was really wonderful. >> jimmy: you know, a number of members of our staff have asked me if i would ask you if you will do it again next summer. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah, of course. yeah. how much do you have left on your contract? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i got plenty of space for you

music from midland. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, martin lawrence and joey king will join usrom soul coughing. so join us for that. our first guest is a former wrestler with three “guardians of the galaxy,” two “dunes” and a “blade runner” under his championship belt. next, he plays a hitman in "the killer's game." it opens in theaters friday, please say hello to dave bautista. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? you look very trim. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you look trim. how much weight have you lost since your peak? >> since my -- well, a couple of years ago, i put on a lot of weight for a film called "knock of the cap." i went up to 315. >> jimmy: 315. >> i'm about 240 now. >> jimmy: 240 now, hold on, let me get some paper, i'll figure this out. [ laughter ] >> i've been trying to shed that weight since, i've just now kind of got to the point where i feel good now. >> jimmy: do you? [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: you look good. >> thank you. >> jimmy: it's funny. a picture, oh, my god, he lost like a whole person. [ laughte

. >> this will smith and martin lawrence.y grow up, they can say, "daddy was in the 'bad boys,' 3 and 4." >> jimmy: yeah. or how about daddy gets his own spin-off movie, "manny's movie"? >> you never know. you know what i'm sayin'? you never know. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. >> on the way here, i don't know -- i might be saying this too soon. but on the way here, mark wahlberg facetimed me. and he's -- mark, i'm sorry. i gotta -- listen, i gotta go next level. this is the jimmy fallon show. he just told me, "hey, khaled, this movie we doing together just got greenlit." >> jimmy: what? >> "and you gonna be one of the main parts." i'm just telling you. >> jimmy: come on, bud. [ cheers and applause ] that's so exciting. >> you got to understand -- you got to understand the reason i'm -- first of all, this is the fallon show. the reason why i got to speak this to you, because i want the kids and everybody to know out there that you can do this too. you know what i'm sayin'? like, this is all dreams of mine, and livin

david waddell has been speaking to aston martin's executive chairman, billionaire businessman lawrencef a trio of our front engine sports cars, the dna, the core, the heart of this business. we came in a little over a year ago with our db12, our super—g t tour. a few months ago, we launched our vantage, oursports months ago, we launched our vantage, our sports car. months ago, we launched our vantage, oursports car. now we're launching the vanquish v12 flagship, we have built hand made v12 engines. it takes it over 800 horsepower. we're very proud of all the new performance and all the new technology. earlier this year, you directed the business in your words to invest very heavily in plugin hybrid evs. who is your customers in 2030? it's the same as our customers today. they're car aficionados, automotive lovers. we have a long history of our customer lists, being in business and a very great following, very loyal enthusiasts. we've seen — we brought in new customers to our fold, we brought in new customers to ourfold, with we brought in new customers to our fold, with our we brought

and lawrence leakey, well, on the third sunday which is a martin luther king sunday, we will have eric williams who is with the smithsonian institute african-american museum and i will be presenting to him that howard thurman robe. i've had it the whole time. one other person worried, but it has been there and it is a little fragile and thought it might be an inspiration. i was contacted about a photo of him and i said, well, what about his robe? and we also have the robe of dr. fisk. we will be giving both photos of each one of them and the robe of dr. thurman and the robe of dr. albert fisk. >> we can't go without venturing the 139th psalms. why did he love that so much? >> because it is so intimate. thou knows my down sitting in my uprising by understanding the accomplishments of my path. it sets kind of the walk with the presence. he talks about the light and the darkness. they are both alike unto the. so we don't have these dichotomies, and that is what happens too much in life. he says, no, even with the darkness and the light, there is unity. >> you have to come back. thank you.

martin's headquarters. let's have a look and hear what adrian had to say. >> well, lawrence and martin have built here, thesecilities are just stunning. it's not an easy thing to do to build a brand new factory in a greenfield site. and and have it have a really nice , warm, have a really nice, warm, creative feel to it. because after all, that's what we're here for, to try to be creative and to come up with good solutions . solutions. >> his career as a stand up comic never worked out, so he decided that he was going to be an aerodynamicist and assist. >> yeah, well , what he lacks in >> yeah, well, what he lacks in dynamism on screen, he projects into the cars. >> very good. that's exactly what i mean. three drivers championship, two constructors championships, and he is the best there is. they called it project pencil aston aston martin to actually get him . and martin to actually get him. and the reason they did that because he is old school. i mean your parents are architects. yeah. so do they. what they use pencils , do they. what they use pencils, drawing boards, drawing boards. and that's what he wou

license plate reared just as they left palm beach county, clicked in martin county, next thing you know they got pulled over. >> lawrencehing has to changed real fast. i'm not sure we get a third chance. >> ainsley: nine minutes after the top of the hour. vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump are hitting the campaign trail today. >> brian: harris will be addressing the national association of black journalists in philadelphia: trump will be rallying in michigan in first in person event since the second assassination attempt. she will be with sarah huckabee sanders. >> lawrence: wonder if she gets the same reception trump got. >> michigan today for the trump ticket. got senator j.d. vance the vice presidential nominee. is he out west in sparta, michigan, that's kent county, a key swing county in a key swing state. former president trump hosts a town hall in flint this evening. his former press secretary and arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders is moderating. trump is focusing on auto workers while the united auto workers union has already endorsed vice president harris, there is a group of ua

we spoke to bloomberg after aston martin revealed the deal with -- which includes making him a shareholder in the team. >> lawrencevery realistic. he knows it's a big ask. formula one is incredibly competitive. it's very difficult to do that as quickly as that. i think everybody concentrates on it because it's an opportunity in terms of the regulation changes. it's also quite soon for a team that is still kind of establishing itself. >> getting adrian to join as a partner is great. he was wanted by many other teams. was all over the news. everybody knows which teams they were. he was on the team with formula one. i think this is a revolution every moment for us. transitional moment for a company to get adrian to join. tom: that was aston martin f1 team owner and the teams incoming managing technical partner. coming up, bank stops -- stocks condo. j.p. morgan pushing back its outlook. we take a closer look at the banking sector, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ i can't believe you corporate types are still at it. just stop calling each other rock stars. and using workday to put finance and h.r. on one platform. tim, you

martin, the luxury british carmaker, has been struggling in recent years despite the fame that might come from being featured injames bond movies. it's just unveiled a new flagship model called vanquish and executive chairman, lawrenceavid waddell about what the latest launch means for the business. the vanquish is our flagship, the last of a trio of our front engined sports car, the dna, the heart of this business. a little over one year ago our db 12 aston martin and a few months ago we launched our vantage, our sports car and now we launch the vanquish v12 flagship. we've always built handmade v12 engines. this is a brand—new engine for this car. we are very proud of all the new performance and all the new technology. and all the new technology. earlier this year you directed the business to invest heavily in the plug—in hybrid ev but it is still a mark of the petrol heads. who are your customers in 2030? the same as our customers today. they are car aficionados, automotive lovers. we have a very long history of customer lists. 111 years now of being in business with a great following of loyal enthusiasts. we have also seen, we brought a new customer into our fold with our db xrs with over 3000 of those a year. s

martin, the luxury british carmaker, has been struggling in recent years despite the fame that might come from being featured injames bond movies. it's just unveiled a new flagship model called vanquish and executive chairman, lawrencer, david waddell about what the latest launch means for the business. the vanquish is our flagship, the last of a trio of our front engined sports car, the dna, the heart of this business. a little over one year ago our db 12 aston martin and a few months ago we launched our vantage, oursports months ago we launched our vantage, our sports car and now we launch the vanquish the 12 flagship. we've always built handmade b12 engine. this is a brand—new engine for this car. we are very proud of all the new performance and all the new technology. new performance and all the new technology-— technology. earlier this year ou technology. earlier this year you directed _ technology. earlier this year you directed the _ technology. earlier this year you directed the business i technology. earlier this year you directed the business to invest heavily in the plug—in hybrid av but it is still a mark of the petrol heads. who are your company —— customers in 2030? are your company -- customers in 203

martin, the luxury british car—maker, has been struggling in recent years, despite the fame that might come from being featured injames bond movies. it's just unveiled a new flagship model called vanquish and executive chairman lawrenceabout what the latest launch means for the business. the vanquish is our flagship, the last of a trio of our front engine sports cars. the dna, the core, the heart of this business. we came in a little over a year ago with our db12, our super gt tour. a few months ago in the fall, we launched our vantage, our sports car, and now we're launching our vanquish v12 flagship. we've always built handmade v12 engines. this is a brand new engine just built for this car. takes it up to over 800 horsepower. and we're very proud of all the new performance and all the new technology. earlier this year, you directed the business in your words to invest very heavily in plug in hybrid evs, but it's still a mark for petrolheads, isn't it? who are your customers in 2030? our customers in 2030 are the same as who our customers are today. they're car aficionados. they're automotive lovers. we have a very long history of customer lists. you know, in our 110 years now, 111 this year of being in business in

liz: edward lawrence thank you so much, edward appreciate it. let's get to wall street pro scott martin real good expert on the economy from kings view wealth management. scott this is a really bizarre rate cut. i want to dig into it. are we in a downturn because these size rate cuts are usually reserved for recessions. we're in a slowing job market. how do you read this? >> i read it as confusing. i agree e-mac. i think you said well. the economy is so great. we're doing so well. yet, the economy needs a 50 basis point rate cut? and maybe e-mac another 50 by the end of the year so we have two more meetings left we will put two more cuts in the barrel hear so i don't get it. i think this is totally political. it's a turn from the fed because jay powell has been one to go to his own drum or his own beat, one to take in the data and kind of really take a more proactive but maybe prolonged approach, and this one seems highly reactive to me to a economy that yes is maybe a little bit slower than the beginning of the year but a stock market my goodness steer near all-time highs and one doing

mounting losses but aston martin hopes its fastest ever production car can get it back on track with a little help from james bond. we speak to aston's billionaire boss lawrence

lawrence francis. vincent junior. >> allen bondarenko. >>: arthur bonnett. yvonne. >> susan booker. mary jane booth. sherry boudreau. >> jerry j borg. >> martin michael borsch sk. >> my uncle, kenneth joseph marino who is a firefighter with fdny in manhattan. he was one of the first responders on that day. i am 12 years old so i never met my uncle kenny but i feel like i know him from my parents, grandparents, and family members. one thing i learned is that my uncle kenny and i share a love of baseball. our favorite player is and i'm very happy and proud that we have the same interest. most important is that my uncle kenny was a true hero. he saved many lives on that day. our family misses them every day and we will never forget his memory or his bravery. >> my cousin matthew carmen toledo. matthew neither you nor the thousands who perished on 9/11 will ever be forgotten. what is being forgotten as the 9/11 experience by every other american. i ask you today to speak your children and your grandchildren who were not born on 9/11. tell them what you went through. tell them to never forget what your family went through on 9/11. >> carol marie b

martin county sheriff's department, deputies and whatnot. thanked everybody. apparently the handcuffs that they used to detain the suspect in the assassination attempt they autographed them. >> lawrencebig news also is that ron desantis is conducting through the state police his own investigation. so, if they don't do it in the right way, fbi, department of justice, just know there is going to be a second hand that's going to have their own investigation as well. >> brian: i cannot wait to find out if she wants her anonymity kept. i guess we will never find out. who actually had the state of mind to take the picture and then they pushed her right over and they brought her over to the assailant, the suspect and they said is this the person you saw? absolutely. that's great thinking. great cooperation. and she followed all the way through. >> ainsley: jesse had soundbites of the lady who went over to ukraine with the suspect. >> lawrence: the nurse. >> ainsley: the nurse. she was very brave to go on jesse's show. we will show soundbites throughout the morning. you just saw the one with brooke. she was saying -- i watched the full interview. she had crazy things to say about this guy th

lawrence. >> did the rhetoric lead to this environment? >> harris: he didn't say anything, he just walked away. in "focus" now alveda king, fox news contributor, niece of dr. martinior. i wish it was under different circumstances today. it is dire for our country. something near and dear to your heart, that is faith and where you have been for the country, the entire country for some period. what did yesterday do for you in terms of that mission, that faith mission? >> first, harris, my grandfather were here he would say thank god. i say that, too. i join the many who say thank god for sparing president donald trump's life. there is also a scripture where there is when there is strife and confusion in every evil work. we have to pray. we have to stop the fighting and the strife and actually pray and get guidance from god. harris, you know three of my family members were assassinated. my father, my grandmother, and my famous uncle. our family in birmingham, albuquerque in 1963 survived the bombing of our home. another assassination attempt. there is terror, there is fear. my mom, doctor naomi king passed on march 7th said heal on your feet. pray, forgive. seek god

doctor lawrence buckland, thank you very, very much for joining us. now. martinve more on that. shocking news from lebanon next. but first here's your weather with aidan mcgivern . with aidan mcgivern. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, sponsors of weather on gb news >> hi there. staying dry virtually everywhere for the next 24 hours with widespread sunny skies. although some clouds will arrive overnight and that will stick around for some time through tomorrow. high pressure though firmly in charge of the weather at the moment, and that's keeping things settled. weather fronts staying at bay in the atlantic and cloud free skies as we end the afternoon and go into the evening. the cloud across northern scotland finally disappearing as well. the rain in shetland easing off, but another area of cloud will head into east anglia and then into parts of the midlands, southern and southeastern england, as well as east wales. a few mist patches under that cloud. a milder night, though, where that cloud persists. colder to the north and west, with temperatures