matt smith, thank ou ve have some focus. matt smith, thank you very much _ have some focus.you very much forjoining _ have some focus. matt smith, thank you very much forjoining us - have some focus. matt smith, thank you very much forjoining us here i have some focus. matt smith, thank you very much forjoining us here on j you very much forjoining us here on bbc news. hello. it's a day of scattered clouds with a few showers and relatively cool compared to what the mediterranean experienced yesterday. in some spots we had extreme temperatures, the highest of which was recorded in sardinia — 48.2 degrees celsius. not a record, but close to it. i want to show you what's going to be happening over the next 24 hours. the jet stream will take a bit of a dive across europe and into the mediterranean. that essentially means that the heat will be pushed away towards more eastern parts of the med, so a huge drop for this central mediterranean region. in palermo it was 47 degrees on monday. by wednesday we're talking about 29. so a huge, huge drop in those values. let's have a look at

that's how you do it matt smith, everyone matt smith new episodes of "house of the dragon" airs sundaysgeget's up & up susunscreen lets you save e on momore fun in n the sun, when selelf-care comomes wih savingngs for the e whole fam, and whwhen always s being ready isis possible e for le. ththat's totalally target.. (vo) crababfest is baback at red d l. when y you can chohoose your c, and d one of thrhree new flals lilike honey s sriracha..... ...this s is not youour grand's crcrabfest.... ...unlesess grandpa'a's got flf. dayumm!! crabfestst is here f for a limd timeme. wewelcome to f fun dining.. i'm yourur overly compmpetitive brbrother. check. psych! and i'm ababout to steal thisis game fromom you just likike i stole e kelly cr in h high schoolol. you u got no gamame dude, thatat's a foul!l! and now w you're reaeady to settle e the score.e. gagame over. and now w you're reaeady to settle e the score.e. anand if you d don't have e e right hohome insuranance cove, wellll, you coululd end up payiying for allll this yourur. anand if you d don't have e e right hohome insuranance cove, so

the motorcycle final turned out to be a disaster for matt smith. smith set to race against gage herrera but couldn't get his bike started. that allowed herrera to take a non contested victory ride. he came. here's the funny car final. that's j.r. todd and the yellow car. he'll get a little sideways, but hang on to edge. chad green todd tops out at 322 miles an hour for his first win in a drought that spanned 53 races. and then the top dealers, justin ashley against antron brown. that's ashley in the far lane. you can see on the photo finish how close it was. the margin was 1/1000 of a second. it's the fifth win this year for ashley and 12 events. he takes over the overall top fuel points league, nascar on the short track at richmond on a restart with three laps to go. chris buescher on the inside gets a jump on denny hamlin and takes the lead busch held on to win by a half second over hamlin with four races left to establish the field, butcher clinches a spot in the 16 driver playoffs. it's busch's first win of the year. william byron, who was 21st

matt: molly smith talking us through what to expect. are looking for 3% in the headline. 5% in the core in terms of cpi. we are also going to get a bank of canada decision. jon: there is a next lactation we will see another rate hike in canada. the bank of canada perhaps following the fed. we will see what happens on the next rate decision. full coverage into tomorrow. they're looking at the s&p higher for this hour. for matt miller, i'm jon erlichman. this is bloomberg. ♪ okay. i'll work on that. save $1200 on our most popular sleep number 360 smart bed. plus, save up to an additional $500 when you add select adjustable bases. it's an amazing thing when you show generosity of spirit to someone. and you want people to be saved and to have a better life, then you don't stop. we have been able to reach over 100 million people impacted and affected, and at risk of hiv. the rocket fund takes all of the work that we're doing, all over the world, and looks at the most effective ways, to get resources to them, to get services to them. the idea

so airport administrator matt smith says pilots tend to fly in the morning to stay safe and on the grounderts warn drivers should be checking on their car fluids, preventing serious damage to batteries and more >> is what really destroys things and that that the fluids job, the food is like whether the engine and transmission and differential. if that fluid is good condition, those moving parts inside the transmission engine and different. start to get warm. start to. >> can cause failures and be sure your tire pressure is where it needs to be. it will cause problems like this. you'll have the tire will completely separate. burn. surgeon doctor kevin foster says he expects more patients than usual this weekend coming in with injuries from simply touching every day items in this heat, he warns that even sidewalks could heat up to 180 degrees. we get really, really extreme heat like we're going to have this weekend. >> even just a little minor things like, you know, open up a medal or, you know, touching the handle and mentor. can believe that burned nearly 100 million americans are under h

one of the racers and biggest competition for herrera, matt smith, set the current speed record in sonoma two years ago after a 205 mile per hour blast. there is still about an hour left to buy a ticket for tonight's mega millions. the drawing is set for 8:00 at the estimated jackpot at $940 million. we need our tickets. i have a couple. oh, i didn't tell you. that's. wow. could we see back to back big winners in california. fox's kristina coleman has more from la. hope it's not you with the mega millions lottery prize inching toward $1 billion. many across the country will be checking their numbers tonight. we've been busy. we have spurts like right now it's slow, but once it kicks in, we're be nonstop with the big prize at stake. lottery clerks say even younger people have been buying tickets with some customers spending up to $100. but experts say more tickets doesn't dramatically help your chances, especially when the odds of winning the mega prize are about 1 in 300,000,000. while some play using their own strategy, i play certain numbers, my parents numbers. also, i like to get a qu

so airport administrator matt smith says pilots tend to fly in the morning to stay safe and on the ground, experts warn drivers should be checking on their car fluids, preventing serious damage to batteries and more heat. >> is what really destroys thanks that the fluids job, the food is like whether the engine and transmission and the differential. and if that fluid is good condition, those moving parts inside the transmission engine and different for for to get warm. start to. >> can cause failures and be sure your tire pressure is where it needs to be. it will cause problems like this. you'll have the tire will completely separate. burn. surgeon doctor kevin foster says he expects more patients than usual this weekend coming in with injuries from simply touching every day items in this heat, he warns that even sidewalks could heat up to 180 degrees. we get really, really extreme heat like we're going to have this weekend. >> even just a little minor things like, you know, open up a metal door, you know, touching the handle and mentor. can believe that burned nearly 100 million american

[ cheers and applause >> jimmy: my thanks to cameron diaz, matt smith the one and only, sheryl crow. ladies and gentlemen [ cheers and applause and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennslvania. [ cheers and applause thank you for watching stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers. goodnight, everybody buh-bye! [ cheers and applause ♪ [ [ cheers andnd applause e ♪♪ >> annououncer: fromom 30 rorockefeller r plaza in new yo, it's's late nighght with sethth meyers. tonight, j johnny knoxoxville, ststar of "a friend ofof the famimily," actoror jake lacycy music from pusha t featuring the 8g band with elena bonomo ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news the house january 6th committee voted unanimously today to subpoena former president trump. i would say this is big news, but it's really more like putting one more parking ticket on that van that's been on your block for a year that ticket ain't getting paid [ laughter ]

katie: joining us is will smith and matt tom's. i want to start with the director.t looks like rick is saying anything exciting. william: nice to be here. rick is pointing out there is lot of high-yield pricing in an optimistic outcome. those are names you would anticipate have some sort of investment great potential in the near term. we think that is reasonable and not a ton of value there. when you go out the curve and looking at stress credits, that is where you need to do your digging. we don't think over all that space is a good place to be. there is significant pockets of bonds trading significantly white yields. it is good environment to be a credit picker. katie: you have to be selective and i am hearing that in the bond market. when you are thinking about that, where are you on the risk spectrum? matt: there is still yield to be had. you don't need to stretch as much. you go from triple b's to double b;s. the outcomes look like you probably have malaise or a crack. you want to be biased in quality . loans offer more value to take the same economic risk. kat

so airport administrator matt smith says pilots tend to fly in the morning to stay safe and on the groundwarn drivers should be checking on their car fluids, preventing serious damage to batteries and more heat is what really destroys things. and if the fluids job, the fluid is the lifeblood of the engine and the transmission and the differential and if that fluid is in a good condition, those moving parts inside the transmission engine and differentials start to get warm and start to it could cause failures. and be sure your tire pressure is where it needs to be. it'll cause problems like this. you'll have the tire will completely separate. burn surgeon dr. kevin foster says he expects more patients than usual this weekend coming in with injuries from simply touching everyday items in this heat. he warns that even sidewalks could heat up to 180 degrees. when we get really, really extreme heat like we're going to have this weekend, even just little minor things like opening up a metal door, you know, touching the handle of a metal door can give you a really bad burn. nearly 100 million am

some are talking about going after jack smith's budget that's what hard right members, like mei matt others are suggesting they do. anderson, that's what the house judiciary committee is ie eyeing, they asked for records from jack smith as part of the probe so the justice department does not want to provide that as part of an ongoing investigation but that will be a point of contention in the weeks ahead. >> thank you, manu. >>> i want to bring in michael f fanone a former d.c. metro police officer badly injured responding to the january 6th attack. what's your reaction to the news that trump is now officially a target of this criminal investigation surrounding what happened on january 6th? >> i think the letter just brings to light what we all -- or at least more americans who are grounded in reality saw as the inev inevitable outcome of investigation or what we hoped for. my first reaction was better late than never. >> trump is heading to a campaign event later today in iowa, how concerned are you potentially about his rhetoric that's going to be emerging? >> i mean, i'm not in the

chairman jason smith joins us with the latest. plus brett tolman and matttaker when we return. >> jason: welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." last week one of hunter biden's attorneys wrote to the chairman of the house ways and means committee to slam the irs whistle-blower who has exposed apparent government misconduct in the hunter biden tax case. the lawyer called the whistle-blower a disgruntled person, pushing a misinformation campaign. but the whistle-blower's attorney is now firing back. here's what he told our own trace gallagher yesterday. >> these attacks are really nothing more than just character assassination. special agent tapley has gone through the process, the legal process of disclosing and becoming a whistle-blower. he went to capitol hill. he sat for hours of testimony, questioned by democrats and republicans, taking their turns, whatever topics they wanted to get into. they could ask them. he was under the penalties of being prosecuted for false statements. if he gave a full statement. these attacks are meritless, baseless,

chairmano jason smith joins us with the latest. plus, brad tolman and matt whitaker when we return. 85 million surveillance cams, 2000000000 hours of footage every day and you won't believe what we found. welcome, crime cam 24 seven, the host of live pd, shawn sticks larkin is back, bringing you some of the wildest footage across the country. stupidest thing you could do. as if we're not going to find you, dude, from every angle. me share the down the road body cams, vehicle cams, phone cams ,security chaos. every one helps tell a story. what you just saw right here was an up close view of just how fast things go down and every angle helps serve justice. criminals. you're being watched, shawn sticks. larkin hosts crime cam 24 seven. the exclusive new series premieres tonight. an lawsoonly on fox natio. premieres tonight. sign up today. >> i'm jonathan lawson. >> i'm jonathan lawson. here to tell you about lif through the colonial pen program. eeif you're aged 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed p's? >>e can affo what are the three? >> the t

we already have a congressman matt gaetz who plans to introduce legislation to defund jack smith's witch-huntseveral aligned with donald trump rushing to defend him. >> i don't think there's any way in hell that trump will get a fair trial in washington, d.c. >> it's further evidence that we have a politicized department of justice. >> the american people want to move forward and they're trying to go backward. >> that last comment is from chip roy who backs ron desantis but also defending donald trump. we've seen this happen time and again. house republicans try to use their power to muddy the waters on the investigation. >> first on the presidential candidates i do want to say that no one is going to outtrump trump so the fact that they are trying to defend or at least not completely attack trump over this issue is just, you know, we will see if it works. as far as on capitol hill is concerned, manu, we spend a lot of time up there, we could have predicted exactly what every single republican lawmaker was going to say before this latest news came out and they have made a decision of where th

coletta smith has been finding out more. this is matt. daddy daycare.e road for the next village. hiya. he's a kind of postman, pat of the chippie world, trundling along his round to the delight of his customers. and he knows lots of them by name. usually two or three stops a night. people's spending habits change. two fish and chips and two mushy peas, and that's down to two fish, one chips and one mushy peas. profits are going down for matt, but he's not putting his prices up again. i don't think they can go up any more. i don't think people would pay it. next up for us, north carlton. well, the husband's having fish and chips, i'm having chips, and the dog's having a sausage. but treats like this are becoming rarer for lots of customers. does it feel like things have got any easier over the last six months? worse, if anything. i think obviously when you've got the threat of your mortgage needing to be renewed and that sort of thing, it's worrying about what that's going to mean. thank you. we're hitting the road again, because every sale is important

smith calling him deranged. this as he waits yet another potential criminal indictment. former acting attorney general matt whitaker joins me next. order with code fox news. veteran homeowners, need to save money every month? call newday. pay off your high rate credit cards and car loan with an affordable va home loan from newday. you can save $500 every month. rates on credit cards have gone up to 22%. for late payments, as much as 30%, more than three times higher than a newday va loan. pay off your credit cards and car with a newday100 va loan and save. i suffer with psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis. i was on a journey for a really long time to find some relief. cosentyx works for me. cosentyx helps real people get real relief from the symptoms of psoriatic arthritis or psoriasis. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to or if ibd symptoms develop or worsen. i move so much better because of cosentyx. ask your rheumatologist about cosentyx. we moved out of the

matt whitaker is with us. thank you. we now have the preformed, john solomon. you have written on this. we have a trusted fbi informant. hunter is hired by marie smith to use his father to help protect this company from the investigation that was ongoing. they thought he was dumb and stupid and dumb as a dog. >> it is known as unverified intelligence from a reliable source. we later learned that was a bad piece of information. the fbi started to look into it. the first thing is did money change hands? yes. at a pace it would be consistent with a $5 million payment. was joe biden referred to in any other documents? they found that in the china deal. did he ever say his father did something for marie's mother? they found him in the documents. they had begun corroborating this information. it moves from unverified to a point where it justifies investigation. at that point, the fbi stood down on the evidence and the 2020 election occurred. what we do know is there is a significant trail of evidence. >> marie small holdings hired hunter to have his father protect the company. they feared the probe would stop its efforts to get publicly traded in the u.s.

hundred matt tells his lawyer name's stanley word word including department of justice counterintelligence chief who has been quoted in the media who is now a part of the special counsel jack smith'sm of prosecutors, according to news reports, he claimed in a sealed letter to the d.c. district judge appointed by obama that they had a meeting to discuss the case indicated that woodward's application to be a d.c. superior court judge, this is the lawyer for the dependent could be impacted if they could not get his client to testify against trump. that should blow the whole case completely out of the water. now, if we do not push back against this tyranny, it will devour us. it will consume us. i am not overstating the case, i am speaking as somebody that has over 40 years of experience in the wall. at the department of justice and the private sector there that landmarked legal foundation. i know tyranny when i see it and i see it. i will be right back. ♪ i'm a big advocate of recommending things that i know work. welcome back, america. one of the attorneys who i respect most was a president trump lawyer during one of the impeachments also civil rights criminal defense attorney. i th

smith himself as part of the classified records probe. now, there's calls from some on the hard right to de-fund the special counsel's investigations all together. that includes coming from congressman matttz, who said he was going to go after the special counsel. another indicated it may be time to go after the justice department's funding when it comes time to fund the government. >> this is outrageous and jack smith is out of control. what we are looking at, while we're dealing with appropriations, is some of the dollars that are going to be relevant agencies. the department of justice is going to have a two-tier system about how they choose to investigate and prosecute, maybe they don't need that much money. >> reporter: now, all of this is seen by democrats as a blatant way to interfere with an ongoing criminal investigation, trying to go after this wroeb without even knowing any of the allegations or evidence, as outlined by this potential indictment. all we know is what donald trump said, that he is the target of this investigation. even as his most prominent allies are rushing to his defense, many republicans on capitol hill still staying silent, including the senate republican l

matt damon. we'll bring you that conversation. >>> plus, what we're learning this morning about the new and potentially serious charges former president trump could face in the wake of that target letter from special counsel jack smithe continued defense of trump by republican leaders. of trump by republican leaders >> the president bears responsibility for wednesday's attack on congress by mob rioters. he should have immediately denounced the mob when he saw what was unfolding and make no mistake. those who are responsible for wednesday's chaos will be praugt to justice. >> after january 6th, you said donald trump bears some responsibility for the attack on the capitol. if he's found criminally responsible, will you respect the results? >> i don't see how he would be found criminally responsible. what criminal activity did he do? he told people to be peaceful. >> so willie, it's like telling the people, hey. first savings and loan on main street. be there on january the 6th, like, overrun the guards. beat everybody up inside. if you have to go to the bathroom, go ahead and wipe it on the walls. take their money, beat people up. cause the death -- be seen as the proximate cause of the death of four guards there, and