there is always hope for rory mcilroy, not| always hope for rory mcilroy, not the best for round so farion _ are your hopes for him? the expectation is _ are your hopes for him? the expectation is not _ are your hopes for him? tie: expectation is not high are your hopes for him? tue: expectation is not high going are your hopes for him? tt2 expectation is not high going into the masters this week because of current form and he has been so honest about where his head is set at golf at the moment working with the new swing coach, pete cowan, to have the impact required and such a short space of time at such a demanding venue is going to be a massive challenge and you can see from the front nine so far rory mcilroy is not in his free swinging best i hope he will win this event one day. this year? t best i hope he will win this event one day. this year?— one day. this year? i am not so sure. one day. this year? i am not so sure- fingers — one day. this year? i am not so sure. fingers crossed _ one day. this year? i am not so sure. fingers crossed for - one day. this year? i am not so sure.

let's speak to our correspondent rory cellan—jones. rory, what are they?e they? it's important to stress this is a _ rory, what are they? it's important to stress this is a pretty _ rory, what are they? it's important to stress this is a pretty small i to stress this is a pretty small step into the self driving future. we are talking about driver assistance features, in this case, automated lane keeping where the car is able to keep within a lane and at a safe distance from the car in front. they are available in just a few cars at the moment, but it's not legal to actually take your hands off the wheel, so making them pretty useless. the law change would allow you to do other things, perhaps check your e—mail or watch a video, rather than —— while the system was at work, but only up to a maximum of 37 mph, in other words using it during a trafficjam where you were stopping and starting. so pretty limited use. but the use of the term self driving has raised concerns, especially amongst car insurance. they say it is important not to give drivers an impressi

yet and will will be told more in the coming hours do we know what sort of reaction are we getting rory to this of his the the monarch herself but also the people. well know yes this is still very early need and i don't think this you know it's only been announced in the last 20 minutes or so so this is this is still being digested. i think over. the ensuing hours and days there will be a lot of reaction from people going over his life assessing what sort of man he was does not an uncontroversial figure certainly within british life he was. perhaps. you know it times he could say things that didn't come across as particularly sensitive certainly when it came to race. and culture but he was certainly someone who was viewed is perhaps quite a lively individual. unpredictable you never knew quite what you were going to get from prince philip when he opened his mouth but also someone who was absolutely loyal companion to queen elizabeth they were married in 1947 so very very long history together was always by her side or one step behind according to royal protocol. did lots for charity he

chalons reporting live from buckingham palace in london rory many thanks. the irish british prime minister according to common. violence between pro british loyalists and republican nationalists more than 70 police officers have been injured in clashes and reports. this 1st. another night of violence in belfast with rioters hurling rocks and shooting fireworks at police in turn the police used water cannon on demonstrators for the 1st time in years. loyalist residents feel increasingly cut off from the u.k. as provisions are implemented with the customs border created between northern ireland and the british mainland even though they are one country. but. besides that there are other pressures on the community youth centers have been shut because of code restrictions northern ireland's 1st minister says criminal gangs are whipping up young people to commit violence. people are still angry about this event last year which turned into a political scandal deputy 1st minister michel neil and more than 20 other leaders attended a large funeral allegedly breaking

chalons he joins us from london rory many people paying tribute to the chick of edinburgh and they're emphasizing his long and loyal service to queen and country at this time. yeah i mean marrying the queen in 947 had a long long time ago he lived a great many years and a lot of those years were put in to service as one of the pillars of the royal family one of the most important institutions of the united kingdom and of course the commonwealth around the world as to whether the u.k. is going to be united in its attitudes to prince but it would of course it isn't this is a country which has you know republican leaning is from certain sections of the population i think many young people of the left wing press will perhaps think that it is passing needs no more or less mourning than the death of any 99 year old man but certainly in the right wing press ups more conservative older britons they will be i think treating him with a lot more reverence going into his various quantities and mourning him over the coming days and weeks and of course we will hear the kind of things that well the

but rory let's go back to brussels because what's even more ridiculous such high ranking officials as the president of the european council they were asked to explain themselves why he didn't stand up for his e.u. colleague well here is what the answer was. i was convinced that any reaction among the commons could be perceived as lism there was a risk of provoking an even more serious incident which would reduce the already fragile challenge of having listening to the relations with turkey. well as we just heard the chances of good relations are already fragile so i guess sofa aside what was the actual purpose of this meeting in ankara warry don't giggle because the actual purpose was to mend ties between turkey and the so this is where it all began and how it's gotten even worse i mean. over the last decade or so the relations between turkey and the word difficult but then you see the 2 top sides decide to come together see what they can try and do about it and then come so for gate yes of course there are difficult issues like issues of migration border control customs arrangements

is in london we'll talk about the link to the script things a little bit in a little bit with you rory i want to start there with bernard smith in moscow bernard what more can you tell us about the apparent plot of 2014 in the russian reaction. well this is the biggest dispute between the czech republic and russia since the end of the communist era in 1989 the czech prime minister says the circumstances are unprecedented and scandalous it goes back to an explosion of that ammunition store in 2014 about 330 kilometers to the south of prague in which 2 people were killed and the czech government says that these 2 men traveling on the names of alexander touch of a russian ambassador off of were in the area of this explosion 6 days running up to it including on the day of the explosion it says they are members of the russian security services and it wants to speak to them it's very unlikely to get the opportunity to speak to them russia does not extradite citizens who are charged with crimes on foreign soil the. first deputy head of the opera house here in russia international affairs comm

host: here's rory with us from california. caller: my name is rory. two things. one, federal money is being stolen from the stimulus in california. $16 billion in the deal, and $11 billion has been hacked and stolen. the state has lousy computers. the other thing is more serious. now that everybody is talking about the federal --, on the republican side, they are about to do the same. we have 400 million californians, and womb billion fraud votes -- and 1 billion fraud votes. the votes would be fraud for everybody. host: a little off topic. let's go to tim. caller: i appreciate your time. is there a vehicle -- the f35 has been a failure project. i was going to talk about a lot of other things, but do we have to be in for a trillion? i want to hear your response. host: did you understand the question? guest: in terms of, i think you are asking about, do we have to take action to rein in the deficit? host: yep. i wasn't clear, but on that line, let me ask about the potential in terms of what the senate might do with the question from mike in cleveland. budget recon

still a crucial adjustment was needed to win over for rory to the idea. over ferrari and all that takes him a spot and so she won and that was good for us. to me the most of it was even an aston martin doesn't overtake the ferrari. in this formula one season sebastian special is determined to break that convention . confident we can overtake more than one ferrari next this season so yes let's see how we get on but you know i'm not too bothered about ferrari or not i think much more i'm looking on our side that we are able to extract the maximum potential so working together closely with a team trying to improve the car looking you know being obsessed about trying to find a detail that helps us to improve. on into one cars are changing all the time to keep up with technological developments. these modern racing cars are at the cutting edge so james bond's cars ian fleming who created the character made sure that. learning how condemning had a thing for cars and technology and he was happy to get expert advice you know what's possible today and what might b

rory chalons joins us now from outside buckingham palace. as military man at heart so it would seem perhaps very fitting that he gets this lengthy gun salutes but as we're talking to sports remember the u.k. is still locked day which makes it rather difficult for the people there to pay their own personal tributes to see prince philip. yeah the recommendation or at least the request from buckingham palace has been for people to stay away from the royal residences not to come down here not to turn places like buckingham palace into the focus of public mourning but i have to say that we've been down there looking at the growing mound of flowers and the queues of people who have either not heard that request or of disregarded it and wanted to come down anyway. and expressed their respects we were talking to some of them they were talking about how they felt that prince philip embodied things like traditional british values and that his steadfast devotion to his queen and wife elizabeth and also to the country was something that they wanted to h

and rory challenge is with us now live from outside buckingham palace in london rory many people today paying tribute to the emphasizing as you were his long and loyal service to queen and country. yeah that the messages coming in to the u.k. from important people from around the world older ones the late sister coming from barack obama and the new president of the united states joe biden expressing. him and barack obama expressing their sadness and their respect for the benefit for all for prince philip as to what the united kingdom as a country feels about this what of course it's a country with very different views in different parts of it different generations thinking different things i think many young people. on the left wing of the political spectrum certainly a left wing media anti-royalist will be thinking well this man was nothing to me it doesn't really matter to my life whether he has died i would give this no more thought than i would to the death or of any other 99 year old man i think if you are a bit older perhaps or more conservative more right leaning then you're goi

. >> rory in california is with us. good morning. >> caller: yes. my name is rory. two things. one, there is federal money being stolen from the stimulus in california. they had a $16 billion deal. >> okay. i got to get in better shape running up the stairs here. i miss john mccain a lot. but probably no more than today, because if john were with us, i'd be speaking second. and he would be telling you a story about how unwise this decision is. to withdraw all of our forces from afghanistan so you can say on september, 9/11 of 2021, we're out. the conditions on the ground, and the military advice runs counter to that decision. but the one thing i want to say is that president biden, i respect him. but i completely disagree. i've tried to work with presidents of both parties when it comes to the war on terror. i stood up to president trump when he announced our unilateral withdrawal from syria. and to his credit, he listened and adjusted his policies. i've been pushing the trump administration, if you want to do a deal with the taliban, make sure the conditions are met before the

and in his first round, rory mcilroy hit a ball wide to the right and hit a fan. just any fan watch this >> from the left - [ shouting ] >> oh, it's hit some poor -- >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: sadly, rory couldn't play today because he's grounded [ laughter ] yeah, hitting his dad with the ball seemed like an accident it was after he hit him with the golf cart when people started asking him questions [ laughter ] hey, this is cool. i saw that the mars rover just sent back its first full body selfie take a look at this. [ audience oohs and already the rover is being accused of air brushing its parts. [ laughter ] just to be extra obnoxious, the rover sent another selfie holding up a vaccine card. [ laughter ] well, a lot of people are talking about this elon musk is working on new technology that would allow to you play video games with your mind and they've been testing it on a monkey take a look at this. >> he's a nine-year-old macaque who had a neuralink placed in each side of his brain about six weeks ago. to control his paddle on the right side of the scr

the bbc news channel: the masters is underway at augusta, but it's been frustrating first round for roryished with a 4 over par 76. good evening. police in northern ireland have used water cannon tonight as more petrol bombs and fireworks were thrown on the seventh night of violence on the streets of belfast. the renewed unrest comes despite a plea for calm from the british and irish prime ministers, who issued a joint statement this evening. police say the clashes between catholic and protestant communities last night were some of the worst violence they have seen in recent years. during an emergency session of the northern ireland assembly today, politicians on all sides lined up to condemn the attacks. our ireland correspondent emma vardy has the latest. on an already febrile situation, now more fuel on the fire. at one of belfast�*s peace lines last night the peace was broken. in the hands of teenagers, petrol bombs, thrown in both directions over the wall. each night these gates are locked to keep the mainly catholic and protestant communities apart. now forced open, rammed by cars

jillian: pro golfer rory mcelroy with a rough shot in the masters. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪♪ why don't you hit me with your best shot ♪♪ hit me with your best shot ♪♪ fire away ♪♪ as a golfer i'm not a pro golfer i have come close many times, i have hit the golf cart michael was sitting in. is payb his shot, going to get your bag. lawrence: thanks for starting your day with us. let's begin with those shocking numbers showing 569,000 border encounters just this year alone. lawrence: unaccompanied minors costing taxpayers $60 million a week. griff jenkins joins us to break the numbers down. >> reporter: those numbers just job dropping. more than 172,000 migrants encountered, the most seen in 15 years. the highest ever recorded. >> there is no doubt about about it. it is unsustainable to the agency. >> they excelled 100,000 migrants. under title 42, it comes as alejandro mayorkas visited the border. and a listening tour, with senator ted cruz, close press. he tried to hide his egregious failures. and and and and for sexual abuse alleg

our second prize high school central winners are rory johnson and jolie abdo, 11th graders from jenksigh school in jenks, oklahoma.

thank you bernard smith in moscow and as promised we go to reach chalons now in london barrios hi rory so the link is the 2 men or at least the names isn't it. yeah obviously the names of and bashir of are not the real names now western intelligence agencies believe these 2 men their real identities are alexander. chip eager and mission alexander mission and anatoly to peak and they are to g q agents operatives etc d.g. are you being the russian military intelligence and that they come from a particular unit to 9155 and this unit is the kind of guys know the russian action man units that are prepared to go and carry out various dirty deeds around the place including an up to what the russians call work with which is killing and these western intelligence intelligence agencies have now have now kind of pieced together some sort of picture of this unit's activities which are extensive in europe over most of the last decade and they include destabilization campaign in moldova and attempted coup in montenegro you've got the script poll poisonings in the united kingdom and you've now got th

. >>> rory mcilroy hits a spectator. but that spectator was his own dad. he was okay.ot from tommy fleetwood. as far more impressive. on a par three, it bounces and falls through the 32nd hole in one in masters history. player of the day, justin rose. nine under on his final 11 hole. nearly gets this one on 17 to bounce in. round two is tomorrow. >> thank you so much for watching. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time. i was actually messaging with jonathan earlier last night. and he says, believe it or not, he doesn't drink coffee at all, to this day. i'm like, you were delivered in a starbucks. you should ask them for a lifetime supply or something. not a coffee guy. >> these stories remind me of these soldiers coming back and seing their families. you can never get enough of them. >> and 18 years later to never have seen each other and now reconnected. >>> coming up, the history set to be made on mars this weekend. >>> but first, a pilot who crashed in the amazon tells his story. forced to walk for a month through the jungle. >>> plus, the scramble to evacu

. >> rory in california is with us. good morning. >> calr

. >>> rory mcilroy hits a spectator. but that spectator was his own dad. he was okay. this shot from tommy fleetwood. as far more impressive. on a par three, it bounces and falls through the 32nd hole in one in masters history. player of the day, justin rose. nine under on his final 11 hole. nearly gets this one on 17 to bounce in. round two is tomorrow. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. come experience the grand opening of floor and decor's newest location in pleasant hill! our expansive store is fully equipped with safe distancing guides, so you can browse our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. or easily order online, and pick up all the products you need for your flooring project curbside! so come discover the perfect floor at the perfect price in whatever way is perfect for you. floor and decor, now open in pleasant hill for safe in-store shopp

it was another disappointing opening round for rory mcilroy as well.westwood is a shot further back on five over par. he had seven bogeys in a round of 68. but while so many struggled, england'sjustin rose has had the round of the day. you can keep up to date with all the latest scores from augusta on the bbc sport website. now to football and it's been a busy night in the europa league with the first leg matches of all four quarterfinals. manchester united took a big step towards the final four with a 2—0 win over granada in spain. but in london, arsenal could only manage a draw after conceding a dramatic late equaliser against slavia prague. stuart pollitt watched the action. this was granada's first european quarter final. it was manchester united's 27th. enthusiasm versus experience in southern spain. the europa league may be a long and convoluted competition so united tried the direct route. a long ball forward finding marcus rashford. one wonderfulfirst touch later and 1—0. granada were no pushovers until late on when bruno fernandes was pushed o

elsewhere, rory mcilroy will play alongside ryder cup team—mate and world number three jon rahm of spaint all across the bbc. they will be updates on abc five live, sports —— radio five live, sports extra, from thursday. now, she is one of england's most successful cricketers. sarah taylor won two 50 over world cups, a t20 world cup as well, in a 13—year career but retired from the sport two years ago because of anxiety issues. after taking up coaching, she's set to return to the crease, playing in the hundred with welsh fire this summer. and she joins us tonight. sarah, great to speak to you, great to see you, and endo for many people who love your cricket, myself included, it is going to be great seeing you back this summer. was this offer from welsh fire just too good an opportunity to turn down? yeah, as i said before, they asked me last year, and i was not in a position personally to take it up. bearing in mind the year after, and what they did, they literally asked what they did, they literally asked what i was up to, if i was thinking about playing again, and i thought, do you kno

rory mcilroy's data was at a whole. it is head. rory was having a horrible day. his shots were way off until one. when exactly where he was aiming problem is it was a little too perfect. >> your 7. did you a bigger target there. that's a in fairness. it was i was i was trying to turn it off perfect shot. it was that strip. >> but i i think he was okay. don't think he didn't like the way walked away pretty swiftly. so that was all right. >> they jolted. he would autograph a bag of frozen peas for his dad's. when good ices the thing is, as i think about it, i would let my kid bank a shot off of my leg if it helped their game. the more pressing question this morning, however, is skinny or wide-leg. apparently jay kings are out. baggies are in the ceo of levi's says all signs point to wider legs. higher wastes. >> james and google has seen the same searches for wide legs are up. sales are up. yeah, you do like that. does that is jets flatter you. i can't pull those off. i don't have >> but that's like going all the way back to those 70's. those are big in the 70. wel

. >> reporter: rori little says the number of arrests are problematic. >> i would say the cases that charged are very rare. that number 143 given how many incidents there are that's a pretty low number. there should be more charges filed. >> reporter: as for chauvin little does expect the defense to appeal his three guilty verdicts. kate larsson, abc 7 news. >>> riio e co to marijust a short week ago the marin district approved use restrictions and mandatory conversation rules. the board still needs to agree on the specifics for now though people are asked to voluntarily reduce their water use by 20% starting next month. cynthia koler says this this th driest season. >> every little drop helps. maybe just by planting more drought tolerant plants. >> the board removed restrictions on refilling pools and push back water limits on golf courses until may 20th. >>> today johnson & johnson has said it's rerolling out the vaccine in europe. this after the company warning had to be possible blood clots. we'll of course keep you posted on everything happening with that. first though, time to

rory mcilroy's data was at a whole. it is head. rory was having a horrible day.hots were way off until one. when exactly where he was aiming problem is it was a little too perfect. >> your 7. did you a bigger target there. that's a in fairness. it was i was i was trying to turn it off perfect shot. it was that strip. >> but i i think he was okay. don't think he didn't lenawee walked away pretty swiftly. so that was all right. >> they he would autograph a bag of frozen peas for his dad's. when good ices the thing is, as i think about it, i would let my kid banked a shot off of my leg if it helped their game. the more pressing question this morning, however, is skinny or wide-leg. apparently jay kings are out. baggies are in the ceo of levi's says all signs point to wider legs. higher wastes. >> james and google has seen the same searches for wide legs are up. >> sales are up. yeah, you do like that. does that is jets flatter you. i can't pull those off. i don't have >> but that's like going all the way back to those 70's. those are big in the 70. well, they were c

the new epicenter of the pandemic we'll speak to tony change shortly and bank top bangkok but 1st rory chalons who's in london a 3rd of the global covert 19 deaths are there in europe rory you're still dealing with this 3rd wave the various preventative restrictions that are in place and a slow vaccine rollout. yeah and as you would imagine with a continent that is large and complex as europe the picture is different depending on where you're looking it goes from the grim to the much more positive we can start with a grim in france it became the 3rd country in europe to pass the 100000 death mark earlier this week it follows italy and the united kingdom and push it through that market it's now got the 8th highest death toll in the world so things are as we can see there are pretty bad with the country it's 3rd machinable lock down the death toll is effectively doubled since it came out of the 2nd national lockdown back in november president macron is saying we will not forget a name we will not forget a face just popped across the channel those of the u.k. which. as i just said is have

of edinburgh as well highness passed away peacefully this morning at windsor castle al-jazeera as rory challen the reports. he was by his side throughout the longest reign of a monarch in british history prince philip you could read into it wasn't only a marriage but the life of service to his wife queen elizabeth the 2nd born into greek cannes danish royalty philip had a lonely childhood he was taken under the wing of the british aristocracy when he married her then princess elizabeth in 1947 he was a promising young naval officer. it was a fairytale wedding for a country emerging from war and hardship. it's all change for the young couple when elizabeth sparta king george the 6th died at only 56 years of age she became queen and philip in the words of his private secretary looked as if the world had fallen down on him his naval career ended along with his independence prince philip was sort of forced into making huge sacrifices he was very much a man's man not someone who was going to naturally fall into the position of playing 2nd fiddle and walking 2 paces behind his wife and calli

professor rori little says the prosecution put together a quote perfect case. >>> san francisco mayor london breed announced on getting answers. he she hopes it's a turning point. >> it felt like a weight had been lifted and also very emotional. almost unbelievable that i was hearing what i was hearing because in light of the fact that we've seen these tragedies play themselves out, all over this country for so many years. one of the first times i really felt there was accountability and there was justice. i'm hopeful that what we have seen happen here today is a wake up call. for us as a country to get right. there should not be one more person, not one more black man who dies at the hands of law enforcement in this country. it has sadly been a pattern. and it's time for real change. >> okay land mayor libby schaff said this in a tweet, today's verdict a just one and also an indictment. the deep racism that leads to the state sponsored murder of black men like george floyd and too many others must end. >>> in the east bay, oakland officials are prepared for reaction to this verdict.

did you see rory mcilroy accidently. it is that other. with the ball in his drive. so yeah, you know, that's when they'll talk about during the dinner tables and he was okay. yeah. >> it's lot of sun. yeah. >> coming up san francisco firefighters. they will soon be in a floating fire station will have details on a first of san francisco is getting a boost to its firefighting efforts. with a floating fire station. this is being. >> built off the city's embarcadero behind engine 35 at pier 22 the station is in a building more than a century old firefighters say they've just outgrown it. the new station will be able to move with the tide. hold up to an earthquake and house more modern equipment. >> we love to be trendsetters in san francisco. with proactive and positive items. this is definitely an example of proactive miss. it's a positive for not only our community but for the entire bay area and potentially the state of california. >> they'll keep the old building. it's going to house the fire truck. but crews of the boats they use. they will be moving to that new f

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. >> reporter: rori little says the number of arrests are problematic. >> i would say the cases thatre charged are very rare. that number 143 given how many incidents there are that's a pretty low number. there should be more charges filed. >> reporter: as for chauvin little does expect the defense to appeal his three guilty verdicts. kate larsson, abc 7 news. >>> water restrictions are coming to marin county just a short week ago the marin district approved use restrictions and mandatory conversation rules. the board still needs to agree on the specifics for now though people are asked to voluntarily reduce their water use by 20% starting next month. cynthia koler says this this th driest season. >> every little drop helps. maybe just by planting more drought tolerant plants. >> the board removed restrictions on refilling pools and push back water limits on golf courses until may 20th. >>> today johnson & johnson has said it's rerolling out the vaccine in europe. this after the company warning had to be possible blood clots. we'll of course keep you posted on everything happening wi

this got away from rory mcilroy. hit a stat on the fly. ow. shot a 4 over 76 too. we got tommy fleetwood at 16. now, there had been 22 holes in ones in tournament history. hey tommy, how about a fresca? boom. ace number 23. he's nine shots behind. jordan spieth at the par five 15th. spieth in an up and down round. an eagle three chip in. 1 under 71 today. but whatever mojo justin rose had all over him, come on, share. he carded seven birdies and one eagle. this at 17 as he shot a 7 under 65 opening round and is 4 shots clear of the field. >>> baseball, the giants were off today. blanket kpix coverage of friday's home opener. the a's closer, trevor rosenthal, recovering from shoulder surgery. they didn't need him tonight. while he's out three months, the a's were in houston for the astros home opener. astros scored a lot of runs at oakland last week, added more in the second. carlos correa got ahold of one and seth brown ran out of room. solo homer opened the scaring. 3-0 in the sixth. 5-0. next inning jose altuve turned on one. 426 feet. astros, 6, a's, 2. same two

rough start for rory, watch this. hit his father on-the-fly. to shut a 4/76.eave a mark. former bear pga championship winner, midway of his round. 1/73, eight shots off the lead and then tommy fleetwood at 16. there have been 22 holes in one's in tournament history. he once said make it 23. he is nine shots behind. jordan speed is up next, and adventure on the par five in. he got a short game. and eagle three chip in. one under 71, he is a great shot but whatever justin rose have for breakfast, i want some. he carded seven birdies, one eagle, this at 17, he shot a seven under 65 opening-round and is for shots clear of the field. we have some notable names, born in san francisco, is tied for fourth. last year's winner dustin johnson to over, phil mickelson three over par, and the big whopper, bryson duchenne bow, for over par. over to baseball, the giants are off in the a's, they are in business in houston tonight, moving pictures on the late show and if you are looking for closer, you will have to wait a while. he is in dallas recovering from shoulder shoulder

broken putter on the -- dagen: rory mcilroy hit his da >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: happy weekend, everyone. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. a big, jam-packed program beginning with the robert kaplan on the pace of america's economic recovery. then the ranking member of the house ways and means committee, kevin brady, responding to president biden's invitation for republicans to help with tax and spending plans. and then georgia governor brian kemp is fighting back against corporate hi hypocrisy. but first, take a look at markets, the federal reserve minutes from march showing plans to keep rates at low levels. they are expected to remain near zero through 2023 to help boost the economic recovery. joining me now is the ceo of the dallas federal reserve, robert kaplan. thanks very much for being here. your assess assessment of where we are in this economy. a what's your standpoint in terms of how this recovery is performing in. >> as we get

how does their authority challenge reporting live from buckingham palace in london rory many thanks a span charles manson a former press secretary to her majesty the queen he joins us live via skype from brighton in the u.k. could have you with us former british prime minister john major said the prince philip appear to my eyes to the british spirit what are your force today on the passing of the duke of edinburgh well i think prince philip was a very distinguished. of public service of the of the both in supporting the queen and also earn his own right very energetic man who contributed to the words in the benefits of young people to benefit in the environment in many many other causes that he's he supported so that his contribution. his work queen and rights in way he's combined starlix way to what extent. taught extent was was he the driving force behind the modern british monarchy. i think you jeff prince philip was definitely one of the driving forces behind the evolving british more acute i mean the reason why the british one of his wives or world has adapted to changes in socie

rory, very good to have you. tell us a little bit, i think it's called lyric?me more news. general motors has now stated we will be all electric by 2035, and i'm pleased to report the cadillac lyric will be one of the lead vehicles in that transition. cadillac is going to be the lead brand in terms of leading that transition, and we're really excited to have this. just to give you a few product features, it's an suv. it has -- [audio difficulty] it's got a range that's going to be in excess of 300 miles, and i think you could probably see for yourself, it's absolutely stunning. so towards that path of being all evs by 2035, this is the first ten for cadillac, and it's a very exciting step. neil: you know, it is a beautiful vehicle, and i understand the electric demand. that's an aggressive timetable to be all welcome trick in really, if you think about it, a little more than a decade or so. but i do notice some of your rivals are trying to make sure they can do that themselves by buying, you know, into batteries themselves, making the batteries themselves which

will be speaking to her in just a moment about the rise of infections in germany but 1st let's go to rory chalons he's in brighton for us we're just looking at the same there looks like a very peaceful day in brighton and a people out to celebrate. started off chilly and snowy after say down on brighton sea front this morning it's turned out a bit nice and sunny now so you can see that there are people for the 1st time in months out having a meal in public sitting at tables drinking a glass of wine eating some lunch it's kind of a step back towards normality what this country is miss for a long time now i've been out and about around brighton seeing the different sectors that of gone through the changes today have the restrictions on the lessons we've been outside of one of the main high street chains prime are with q. snaking all the way around the block and down the street people clearly with a lot of perhaps pocket change they've been saving up for months and have been desperate to get out there and do a bit of clothes shopping in a real bricks and mortar store in a way they haven't be

look like iran is willing to compromise ok thank you for giving us that point of view from tehran rory chalons will now join us from london and it sounds like the european officials in vienna have a tough task ahead rory. yeah they do i mean they were dismayed i think when donald trump walked away from the deal and they have been trying very hard since then to basically keep some pulse going you know some taking of the e.c.g. monitor on the j.c. . even though it looks as if it was dead for many many months. the fact that we're now around a kind of negotiating table of some sort again i think is testament to the good work that the europeans did is testament also to the fact that now we have a new administration in the white house. the situation has changed and there's a fresh wind blowing so what the europeans are trying to do is make best use of that this this new attitude within the biden administration and as james was explaining then to make sure that they can do this shuttle diplomacy between the iranians and the united states and make sure that whatever crossover there is whatever

let's let our hair down but this 2nd scenario is maybe exactly like this you know the comeback of rory's trendy attitude and we'll have parties like we never had before in this decade. hope this will be the case. but by the way they are still parties here very secret very for been a promise never been there. but anyway lots of towns will be opening up ahead of us like london and new york and we will see their work in the future will happen and not without their dangers the secret party is also happening in places like paris i have read about it there but it seems to me mike. about berlin's club scene was was changed irreparably one might almost say before the advent of corona. and covert 19 what do you like what are your thoughts on that you're absolutely right because the times of a semi illegal club nights and dahlan are all there anyway although the people insurance was still coming because of the miss of the ninety's party scene but rising rarely complains from new residents and gentrified neighborhoods have destroyed this culture we see here and berlin has no empty spaces and email

international for me rory sushi in the news team here a very warm welcome to me. this week marked another low point in the russian u.s. relations as both countries on leash sanctions on each other moscow expelled 10 u.s. diplomats from russia and the acting american ambassador to go home. the latest attack on a country by dubai didn't ministration cannot. it seems that washington does not want to accept the fact that in the new geo political realities there is no place for unilateral dictatorship and the broken scenarios of containing moscow which the us short sightedly continues to deploy when you risk further degrading russia u.s. relations we knew that this was coming in one form or another it was just a matter of time and on friday russia very demonstrative retaliated against these punitive measures that washington now nst against moscow earlier this week perhaps the most interesting part is that 8 top level washington officials have been banned from entering russian territory we're talking the head of the f.b.i. the director of national intelligence the secre

from holding office at the open arms trial begins in sicily's capital palermo on september the 50 rory chalons al-jazeera. here in the u.k. prince philip de lay has been to of queen elizabeth has been laid to rest in the royal vault at windsor castle died last week at the age of 99 but his funeral was a relatively just 13 in attendance because at 19 restrictions from windsor. it's. a moment of pared back pageantry within the confines of windsor castle prince philip 70 years of royal spanned the globe but his final journey was short on the back of a specially modified land rover the prince him self had a role in designing his naval cap and offices sort placed on top. behind the coffin is for children prince charles princess son prince is andrew and edward together with his grandsons prince william and prince harry with their cousin peter phillips between them. it is the brother's 1st meeting since the dispute about harry and megan models decision to step back from royal juicy and the couple's tell all interview with oprah winfrey. lining the route senior members of britain's armed force

statement john kerry described the russian leaders views as visionary and rational earlier my colleague rory sushi discussed some of the key moments with artie's a kind of like. by this moment was there surrounding who would you think the russian president he was 8th in line to speak which i think was assigned if you believed him slide an administration or 2 the president wanted to keep him waiting for him for a little bit maybe just send some signal but when the time has finally come high he was shown on the screen right in the middle of the president's marker on speech president of france and the funny thing about it was that the term president roh was introduced as a live gassed he was given the floor but into middle of his speech we realized that it was a tape and there was a moment of confusion on the american side and we had a few minutes of. truth in it staring blankly at one another from this greens are just i thought that that was well provided for by me it quite ironic it's only expressed the tension that existed between the 2 sides but at the end of the day you know who's in skoki

new home in the us for it but his pregnant wife make unmarketable not on the advice of her doctor rory challenge how to 0 a lot of. this is al jazeera these are the top stories countries across latin america are rushing in restrictions as they battle to contain coronavirus outbreaks but in the regions worst affected country brazil there are moves to ease local lockdowns even though infections and the death rate continue to soar rough eel acapella army is a professor of public safety he says brazil's high death rates is the result of the president's reckless coronavirus policies be over in brazil the seizures are not taking baseline he's decisions every big baby all it in the brazilian president is very against very vocal against lockdowns so he put some pressure on the state or voters and also on this he made years juvies down as many as low as registrars well and as fast as possible and this one of the reasons why we are having so many people being cured by these virals because the way they're dealing with that is a political way is not the same way ireland's prime minister has warned

well let's get more now from rory chalons takes a look back at the life and legacy of prince philip. he was by his side throughout the longest reign of a monarchy in british history prince philip duke of edinburgh it wasn't only a marriage but the life of service to his wife queen elizabeth the 2nd born into greek cannes danish royalty philip had a lonely childhood he was taken under the wing of the british aristocracy when he married her then princess elizabeth in 1947 he was a promising young naval officer. it was a fairytale wedding for a country emerging from war and hardship. it's all change for the young couple when elizabeth sparta king george the 6 died it only 56 years of age she became queen and philip in the words of his private secretary looked as if the world would fall and down on him his naval career ended along with his independence prince philip was sort of forced into making huge sacrifices he was very much a man's man not someone who was going to naturally fall into the position of playing 2nd fiddle and walking 2 paces behind his wife and calling how ma'am in publ

today at the masters, his close friend rory mcilroy said he recently visited woods. >> reporter: do you think he'sns going to be in a hospital bed for six months, but he was doing better than that. >> reporter: and this afternoon, tiger tweeted he's focusing on his recovery and family. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> o'donnell: in minneapolis, another pivotal day at derek chauvin's murder trial. the fired officer's lawyer tried to pin some of the blame for george floyd's death on floyd himself. cbs' jamie yuccas is covering the trial. >> reporter: tonight, prosecutors tried to deflate the defense's argument that george floyd's drug use caused his death. the defense played video of floyd resisting police for james reyerson, the lead investigator in the case. >> did you hear that? >> yes, i did. >> did it appear that mr. floyd said, "i ate too many drug?" >> yes, it did. >> reporter: but prosecutors replayed the video from an earlier point, saying it's open to interpretation. >> having heard it in context, were you able to tell what mr. floyd is saying there? >> yes, i believe mr.

the reins are not in a rush and not in the mood to compromise well with the european perspective his rory chalons in the europeans have always wanted this deal to be pulled back from the brink carrying out through all the trump years they were still working with iran trying to find some way of keeping iran involves they so the european perspective has always been this is the best deal that there is so let's try and save it in some way to was ends they are going to be doing that in today's talks that's basically going to be a kind of into me to reroll as shuttle diplomacy with the iranians and the europeans in one hotel having talks with each other and the united states diplomats in another hotel the europeans are going to be going between those 2 trying to get some kind of common ground they say they're going to be setting up working groups to try and establish what kind of sanctions the u.s. can lift in return for what kind of nuclear restrictions iran is willing to accept it's it's not going to be easy it's going to go on for several days they're going to be working through the kind of

on this now across like donald porter joining us here on the program donald what do you know well rory we just heard from russia's foreign ministry that kiev is creating hysteria around an imaginary russian threat near the conflict zone of don boss it comes after ukraine has built up its own military forces on its line of contact with the self-proclaimed people's republic of done yet scandal guns let's take a listen to the spokeswoman from the russian foreign ministry of and see what she has to say about it. and then yesterday even at the g. if you can even de lucia of the possibility of a military solution to the conflict in the southeast of the country on the troops and equipment being drawn in there and she steered by the mythical russian threat but isn't actively whipped out in the media for much zahar of also mentioned that the military drills that are taking place in russia on its border of near the conflict zone are not being conducted on a scale any larger than what we've seen over the past several years now this is likely a response to accusations by nato of quote large scale

didn't go into as planned the plane was supposed to go to london but instead it ended up in los angeles rory sushi i spoke to brian about his airborne adventure. you know i understand you spent 4 days in that box 'd 56 years ago i mean it's sounds like absolute torture how did you survive to be honest i'd like to know that it was absolute dollar general and in expect it to be and it was really painful. lack of oxygen no oxygen no air pressure in the old. no heating it was absolutely freezing or it was absolutely boiling in between oh it wasn't a very nice experience but as i understand it you you've actually issued now a public call to track down the 2 irishman who helped you get into that crate 56 years ago what would you do when you find. i'll let them buy me a beer. well perhaps i'll buy them one i just want to make sure they're all right i have tried for oh well i tried initially to contact them and i couldn't and i'd like to contact them and yes sam could and i am a drink go have a nice time have a reunion what about what about modern day that if you try to do this today with modern day