that dinner happening on the south lawn.ad table tonight. the speeches, the ceremonial toasts yet to come. we will show you that when they happen when we have those but until then, back to booksellers hall to the guest arrival's, congressman senator joe manchin in this set of arrivals that you will see momentarily. ♪♪ [inaudible conversations] ms. maria kunar and mr. kumar. the honorable reddy and missus reddy. mr. martin luther king the third and ms. this waters king. [inaudible] mr. max kennedy. mr. maxwell kennedy and missus vicki kennedy. mr. michael. mr. simons and mrs. laura baxter simons. mr. josh beckons diane and mrs. anita back and spine. mr. trademark ms. margaret kelly. mr. ombodi and mrs. ombodi. [inaudible] ♪♪ doctor dennis and ms. kaboyi. ms. heather. >> mr. thomas friedman and anna friedman. mr. ken scudder. ms. jeanne ruesch and kevin o'brien. [inaudible] >> that was earlier this evening from booksellers hall, the arrivals at the white house from the sum of 400 guests. they are all in that pavilion on the so

on key moments of black american history during a celebration of juneteenth on the white house south lawn. ♪ >> distinguished guests, the president of the united states. ["hail to the chief" plays] >> good evening, everyone. my name is ashley, and i am the first daughter of the united states of america. [cheers and applause] i am a proud social worker, criminal justice reformer, and an advocate for healing. i have spent the past 20-plus years working with communities most harmed and least protected area this is an historic occasion for our american families. we are so honored to celebrate juneteenth here at the white house. on juneteenth, the united states made a crucial step forward, away from slavery and towards the realization of a more equal, more just, and more healed country. after decades of advocacy from ms. opal lee. [applause] my dad, joe biden, made juneteenth officially a federal holiday. [cheers and applause] my dad has instilled in me a deep commitment to serving and honoring our history and making material changes to the lives of african-americans. through his courage, he l

in the meantime the scene at the south lawn of the white house. the president is welcoming india as prime minister to the white house. this is a very big state visit that is getting underway today. the summit is expected to focus largely on russia's war on ukraine, he will also speak before a joint meeting of congress later today. rich edson is live on the south lawn of the white house as this gets underway with more details about this big moment. hi, rich. >> good morning, martha. the extravagant roll-out is just underway at the south lawn of the white house. president biden will soon be appearing alongside india's prime minister modi expected in a few minutes now. the ceremony throughout the next hour or so will really feature marching bands, honor guard behind me right now also get a multi-gun salute. modi heads to an oval office meeting, press conference, speech to congress and then a state dinner. the u.s. is trying to bring india closer to the west to counter china away from russia. india has been buying more russian oil. hitting an all-time

south lawn was never turned into a strip club, probably a good thing.i saw the pictures, i thought it was development in the story of hunter's laptop. i thought, this will be interesting. great point and i worry sometimes because we talk about it, whether or not it is real or not. whether it is manufactured or whether we talk about it too much in the media, end of the day, people are not in on the joke. just ask riley gaines or any of the women whose sports have been ruined by people who don't think it is a joke and take it too far and they wreck people's -- what people have spent their entire lives devoted to perfecting. i did not know there was a women's fishing team, for example. i also didn't know, until you explained it, there was inherent advantage men have over female. >> greg: i guess like grip strength. >> any time i've taken a woman fishing, she outdoes me, it is humiliating. >> advantage a mans had, you can pee off the boat. >> greg: although i seek -- never mind. the white house later condemned this incident. it is not okay on the south lawn

opaal lee who is the grandmother of juneteenth to commemorate the day on the south lawn. >> to see which vice president -- distinguished guests, the vice president. ♪ >> good evening. happy juneteenth. please have a seat. good evening everyone. when i served in united states senate i was so proud to cosponsor a bill to make juneteenth a federal holiday. as vice president it was my honor to stand beside our president as he signed the legislation that finally made that dream a reality. indeed. [applause] over the past two years, thanks to the leadership of president joe biden and because of the support of all the leaders here. our nation has made incredible progress. we have created more than 13 million jobs and achieved record low unemployment. we have tasks -- cap the price of insulin at $35 a month. people do not have to choose between paying for insulin or being able to buy groceries. with your support, we invested in the story -- historic nearly $7 billion in our hbcus. [applause] and acknowledgment of the fact that they are sectors of academic excellence. [applause] to make sure our

they commemorate the federal holiday and a celebration of the white house on the -- south lawn . >> distinguisheduests, the vice president. ♪ >> happy juneteenth. [applause] pres. biden: we -- vice. pres. harris: please have a seat. [laughter] [applause] vice. pres. harris: and to my divine nine family. good evening, everyone. tonight, with joy, we gather with friends and generations of family members. we gather here at the white house just from where the emancipation proclamation was cited to celebrate americans newest national holiday. we are joined by so many incredible leaders including members of congress, members of the congressional black caucus and cbc cares. we are here with so many leaders who brought us to this day. including the one and only miss opal lee. [laughter] -- [applause] the mother of juneteenth. when i served in the u.s. senate, i was proud to cosponsor a bill to make juneteenth of federal holiday. as vice president, it was my honor to stand beside our president joe biden as he signed the legislation that finally made that dream a reality. indeed. [applause] over the past t

tomorrow night, guests will walk across the south lawn into a pavilion draped in rich greens with saffron colored flowers at every table. the colors of the indian flag. on the transparent sides, these colors and the strength of the heritage they represent frame the iconic scenery and symbols of our nation, our democracy, and our history. the white house and the washington monument. inside, each table arrangement is warm and unique. we hope guests feel as if someone has set the table just for them because we have. after dinner, we will have the opportunity to hear one of our nations incredible talent grammy award winner josh labelle. his performance will be followed by an capella group from the university of pennsylvania who are bringing a little piece of my hometown to the white house, along with songs inspired by the sounds of india. finally, after the last-place are cleared, with new connections forged and old ones strengthened, this will end their evening walking across a moonlit lawn. there, they will be greeted by hundreds of glowing lanterns guiding them home, alluding to pathway --

other nations in the indo pacific region during unofficial arrival ceremony on the white house south lawn. >> president joe biden welcomes indian prime minister in a rend rah -- narendra modi. the two delivered remarks on their shared democratic values, both remarking that their constitutions begin with "we the people." ♪ ♪ >> honor guard. attention. ♪ ♪ >> attention. honor guard. attention. ♪ ♪ >> attention. >> present, arms. >> distinguished guests, the president of the united states and dr. biden. ["hail to the chief"] ♪ >> distinguished guests, the national anthem of the republic of india followed by the national anthem of the united states. ♪ ♪ ["star spangled banner" plays] ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mr. president, this concludes the honor. distinguished guests, the president of the united states. [cheers and applause] president biden: welcome, mr. prime minister. welcome back to the white house. i've long believed that the relationship between the united states and india is one will be one of the defining relationships of the 21st century. two proud nations. two proud nations

soh he if they think what happened on the south lawn of the white house was indecent can you imagineoks or read some of the texts in those books they're incorporating into middle school libraries? that's crazy. one last point everyone talks about culture and policy, policy is always downstream from culture. look what's happening in california. this passed through their state house, going to the senate, i don't know what's going to happen to it after that, but that's the bill that they want to go after parents if they don't affirm how their children, their minors want to see themselves. this creates a problem with parental sovereignty and now you're dealing with an issue that is now a policy issue that is a cultural one. >> brian: shows how different the country is on the west coast they're trying to take kids away from parents who don't want their kids to transition still in single digits or early teens and on the other side of the country they want to bring parents in. >> yeah. >> brian: you spick your state and a lot of people are and they're getting the hell out of there. dana loe

. >>> welcome back, the president speaking now on the south lawn.'s listen in. [ speaking non-english ] >> i'm honored to be the first to have you here in 15 years. the united states is honoring and hosting an official visit of the republic of india. prime minister modi, welcome back to the white house. [ cheers and applause ] [ speaking non-english ] >> we spent a lot of time together going back to when i was vice president and you had just become prime minister, and since -- and since i've become president, we've continued a relationship built on mutual trust, candor, and respect. the challenges and opportunities facing the world in this century require that india and the united states work and lead together, and we are. >> with your partnership, we've invigorated and elevated the quad between the united states, india, australia, and japan. to advance our vision of a free, open, secure, and prosperous indo-pacific. decades from now, decades from now, people will look back and say the quad bent the arc of history toward global good, as the prime mi

the south lawn put the pride flag, front and center, flanked between two star-spangled banners.r activity took the opportunity to flash their synthetic breasts just bought. you can see the price tags. moments after posing for photos with the president of the united states. classless. even the white house called the act quite inappropriate and disrespectful. you think? vince, how did we get here? >> it is unbelievable, isn't it? this is a guy who said he was going to restore the soul of america, and here he is both debasing and defacing the country. i like how the white house is trying to distance themselves from this person who showed their fake breasts outside on the south lawn. it wasn't just her/him, by the way, but the two women next to him who had their breasts removed, showing the scars from that procedure, performing on the south lawn of the white house. most people go there with a sense of reverence, wearing a tie and suit. people are showing up and defacing that great house. and joe biden, he invited all of this. the idea they would distance themselves is preposterous.

there were children on the south lawn at the time. >> in a quick moment of fleeting and overwhelming trans joint i decided to do something unbecoming of the guest of a president on the white house lawn and celebration. it was never my intention to create a situation that would lead to harassment and harm of myself and others. nor for trans joy with my moment of trans joy to be weapon eyes by viable people of the opposition. >> the lunacy did not end there. the white house press secretary was asked about concerns over biological men competing in women's sports but as usual she pushed the lefts talking points i called the question itself dangerous. when is a question dangerous? >> there are some who are worried your daughter may have to compete against a person born a male and there could be direct physical athletic competition they worry about their daughter safety. >> what you are alluding to is basically saying that transgender kids are dangerous. it sounds like that's what you are saying. you are saying there safety is at risk. you are laying out a broad example or explanation of wh

and in addition to this, you know, all of the pomp and circumstance that you can see here on the south lawnfficial welcome ceremony and they have had a private dinner at the white house, two leaders did, and the indian prime minister is going to address congress, and this is not afforded to every world leader, and we will see biden and modi in a joint press conference and this is clearly a key demand on the white house side, because as arlette was explaining, you know, joe biden finds himself in a position that many u.s. presidents have found themselves in which is that you are the champion for democracy on the world stage, and joe biden has talked about this battle between autocracy and democracy and because of the strategic necessary reasons, you need this relationship with somebody who is under great criticism for not leaning into the democratic principles, but leaning a little bit more to the autocratic side in termsf how they are dealing with the opoints in india, and dealing with the muslim indians and the press, and while joe biden portrays himself as this champion of democracy and a

it was on the south lawn of the white house.he removed her top with the white house behind her. filming alongside two other individuals who were shirt lest, and posted that video to social media. an uproar ensued. and the white house press secretary condemning that behavior as unacceptable. >> that type of behavior, unacceptable. it's not appropriate. it's disrespectful. it does not reflect the event we hosted, to celebrate the lgbtq-plus families. the hundreds of families here to celebrate their community and here in aattendance. individuals in the video will not be invited to future events. >> reporter: allison montoya met the president and posted her interaction on social media, as well. she did not intend to be vulgar or profane, calling it, instead, an act of joy. >> i'm back with lee, joe, jessica and jay. anybody here think it's not inappropriate to take off your shirt at the white house? do we agree with the white house's stance or no? >> i'm going to go on the limb you expect me to go out on and say, this was clearly in

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the leaders spoke during an official arrival ceremony on the white house south lawn. ♪ >> attention.> present, arms. >> distinguished guests, the president of the united states and dr. biden. ["hail to the chief"] ♪ >> distinguished guests, the national anthem of the republic of india followed by the national anthem of the united states. ♪ ♪ ["star spangled banner" plays] ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mr. president, this concludes the honor. distinguished guests, the president of the united states. [cheers and applause] president biden: welcome, mr. prime minister. welcome back to the white house. i've long believed that the relationship between the united states and india is one will be one of the defining relationships of the 21st century. two proud nations. two proud nations whose love of freedom, secured our independence, bound by the same words in our constitution. first three words "we the people." enduring tides and shared values between our people and the shared responsibility as global leaders tackle the great issues of our time together. [interpreter] president biden: i'

>> we were listening to president biden as he was on the south lawn talking to reporters, you may havesome people did, he had visible marks on his face this morning on the south lawn before that speech in chicago. he was talking to reporters. we now know those were from a cpap machine, white house deputy press secretary andrew bates telling fox, since 2008, the president has disclosed his history with sleep apnea and thorough medical reports, he used a cpap machine last night, common for people with that history, so again, those marks are the straps from the cpap machine to help him sleep, and since the white house put that out, we thought we would tell you. sandra. >> sandra: thank you, bret. meanwhile, suspected serial rapist already charged in a string of sexual assaults from more than a decade ago is now facing a new indictment on seven more charges, including rape. mercedes colwin will be joining us in a moment, c.b. cotton, the assaults happened close together. >> police say the attacks happened during the same time frame in two boston neighborhoods, ten minutes apart. matthew ni

when he went out to the south lawn you could see where the strap was the night before.n you think about it, apparently he suffered from it since like 2008 or something like that. how many times have we seen the president do gaffes and get irritable and stuff like that because he is exhausted. daytime fatigue. i had a family member who had it, it's a rotten thing to have. >> he should call the guy that i see on the commercials all of the time. >> chris, you okay? he is fine. >> do you take that medicine that mike huckabee says is good? if chris nods off during the show we'll know. meanwhile, a shocking new report shows the shot down chinese spy balloon used american technology. >> first, a fox weather alert. canadian wildfire smoke is pouring into the united states. janice dean is tracking it. somedays, i cover up because of my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now i feel free to bare my skin, thanks to skyrizi. ♪(uplifting music)♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ i'm celebrating my clearer skin... my way. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months.

this weekend joe biden let it all hang out on the south lawn.rew a big gay pride party at the white house and they freed the nip. >> welcome to the white house. >> thank you. >> happy pride month. >> happy pride year. happy pride life. >> can we take a little video? hi, mr. president. >> hi, how are you. >> it is a honor trans rights and human rights. [laughter] >> are we topless at the white house? >> jesse: oh, so they basically opened hunter's laptop on the south lawn. but that wasn't one of hunter's friends. the flasher is joe's friend. rose montoya and the flasher shatters. that's right. the flasher is trans. if you are trans you can do whatever you want. if you shatter, you can do whatever you want. no shoes, no shirt, no problem. now, if this was going to happen on any white house, i mean, my money would have been on the trump white house but, no. the trans flasher happened on biden's watch. who put together the guest list? was the same people we flew out of afghanistan? now everybody knows there are certain places you just don't fmla chu

hit his head while exiting a helicopter on the south lawn of the white house.erican journalist seymour hirsch was published in an article stating evidence of how hillary clinton, with the help of special services , tried in the sixteenth year to prevent donald trump from winning the election. also in publications, the author points out highly pastoral employees of the fbi who openly cooperated with the headquarters. further, the news of the regions do not switch with the residents of moscow and the region, see you in a few seconds. now the news of the capital region partly cloudy today in moscow the air will warm up to 23 degrees by the evening a new atmospheric front will approach. it will start to rain. it will last until saturday morning with gusts of precipitation. winds can reach 20 m/s. tomorrow is another cold spell. during the day no higher than plus 13 warming is expected next week. in construction south direction this section of the moscow high-speed ​​diameter will be completed this year is the best transport service for residents of 22 districts of

tomorrow, president biden's granddaughter is getting married on the south lawn of the white house., it's interesting. to rsvp, you have to check yes or ivanka. [ laughter ] not gonna -- not gonna show up, no biden's already emotional. it's the first time an 80-year-old has ever said, "get on my lawn [ light laughter ] the south lawn." it's different getting married when your grandfather's president, though. you get cards that say, "enjoy the panini maker, love kim jong-un. [ laughter ] yep, the biden family has a lot to celebrate this weekend, 'cause on sunday, the president turns 80 [ applause ] just to give you the sense of how old that is, consider this he's 80. [ laughter ] democrats don't want to take any chances, so there are going to be no surprise parties. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause don't clap too loud. he might be watching [ laughter ] hey, this is big - today the justice department named a special counsel to investigate whether former president trump should be charged for january 6th or taking classified documents. as we speak, trump is squeezing into a turkey cos

and last december, we felt such pride here in the south lawn. when i signed this historic respect for marriage act. well, the president also announced a new partnership with the department of homeland security designed to protect pride related events and for the latest information on pride events happening right here in the bay area. just go to our website. we have a special section dedicated to pride month at ktvb.com slash pride. a california man is suing safeway for allegedly overcharging customers. caleb haley says he was charged nearly twice as much as usual for a pint of ice cream in a safe way. buy one, get one free promotion. but as soon as that sale was over, he says, the ice cream and other grocery items dropped back to their original price. according to haley, the bogo price hikes have harmed nearly a million california consumers. now, earlier this year, safeway paid $107 million to settle a lawsuit in oregon with similar claims, as well as oakland's struggles with gun violence. there was a big push today to get guns off the streets,

the south lawn was never turned into a strip club which was probably a good thing. when i first saw the pictures, i thought it was a development in the story of hunter's laptop. and so i was like, oh, this will be interesting. you know you raise obviously a great point, and i worry about this sometimes because we talk so much about it, whether or not it's real or it's not. but whether it's manufactured or whether we talk about it too much in the media, at the end of the day a lot of people aren't in on the joke. and, you know, just ask riley gaines, ask any of these women whose sports have been ruined by people who are, you know, who don't think it's a joke and they take it too far and they remembering what people have spent their entire lives devoted to perfecting. i did not know that there was a women's fishing team, for example. >> greg: i know. >> charlie: but i also didn't know until you explained it right there that there was an inherent advantage that men have over females. >> greg: i guess it's like grip strength or something like? >> charlie: i just know th

it was happening on the south lawn of the white house. top at one moment, with the white house behind, her filming a video of her standing alongside to other individuals who are also shirtless, and then posted that video to social media. an uproar ensued, and the white house press secretary just yesterday condemning that behavior, and simply unacceptable. >> that type of behavior is, as i, said unacceptable, it is not appropriate, it is disrespectful, and it really does not reflect the event that we hosted to celebrate the lgbtq+ families, and again hundreds of families who were here to celebrate they are community and who were here in attendance. so, look, the individuals in the video certainly will not be invited to future events. >> and, alison montoya actually met president biden at that very event that the white house. she posted their interaction on social media as well. now she has since said, she did not intend to be vulgar, or profane, calling instead an act of joy. alison? >> okay, jeremy diamond, thank you very much. i am back

college athletes from championship teams gathered today at the white house south lawn.hington correspondent reshad hudson has more. from the soccer field to the white house when the president calls to find a way right monday, the white house welcomed hundreds of ncaa men's and women's national championship teams to college athlete day newest single men. a syracuse university soccer player called it honor to join other champions. >> best of the very, very fun way to wrap up our experience with the championship. >> the nca holds 90 championships in 24 sports across 3 divisions. the association's president charlie baker told the athletes they represent the best of america who are part of a very >> important community to this country. >> well, the vice president and second gentleman attended the ceremony. president biden was unable to join them because of a root canal. vice president kamala harris's praise the athletes dedication. >> training through injuries. birthdays, vacations, and even a pandemic. >> athletes from a wide range of sports participated monday, including w

first, d.c., more than 1000 people on the south lawn of the white house. check it out. president and first lady hope to kick things off. musician and singer betty who gave her performance. here in the bay area this is a look at the pride festival at the central part in san mateo. the last 11 years, the county is thrown a pie television. this is the first time the festivities also included a parade. >>> a first for visits go, the city held an early juneteenth celebration this morning. juneteenth is actually june 19th at it marks the end of slavery in america. became a federal holiday in 2021. today's main events, a parade through the fillmore district. was also life music, carnival rides, and a showcase of black chefs and business owners. >>> rob, a lot of fog behind you right there outside of the physical. >> we are keeping with the san francisco cemented a sneak preview of what you will wake up to tomorrow morning. low clouds, hazy skies. they find their way in the morning. temperatures aren't going to change a whole lot overnight. mid-50s right now. in visits go to sa

the white house postponed its pride house celebration on the south lawn due to poor air quality flowing in from canadian wildfires, but the president made a few remarks inside. >> our fight is far, far from over because we have some hysterical and i would argue prejudice people who are engaged in all that you see going on around the country. it's an appeal to fear and it's an appeal that's totally unjustified and ugly. >> the president said that fight against canadian wildfires, additional american firefighters have been deployed to help battle those flames. >>> a new amendment guaranteeing the right to housing for all californians would amend the state's constitution to say it recognizes the fundamental human right for housing everyone in the state and make it the shared obligation of state and local jurisdictions to fulfill that right. san francisco representative matt haney is the author of that amendment. it must pass both houses of legislature in order to go before voters. >>> still ahead, a surprise decision for the u.s. supreme court, the ruling that could change the makeup of co

about 1000 people gathered on the south lawn for a pride month television with decision and singer body. the biden administration's is it is the largest private event ever held at the white house be the president called for the nation to pushback against what he called callous and cynical bills and laws that target transgender children. >> i want to send a message to the entire community, especially to transgender children. you are loved. you are heard. you are understood. and you belong. >> the president also called on congress to pass the equality act to codify protections for the lgbtq plus community. >>> a lot of qaeda solutions going on across the country and in the bay area as well. >> thanks for watching. nightly news is >>> tonight, former president trump speaking out publicly for the first time since the federal indictment mr. trump railing against the special counsel and laying the groundwork for his defense. what he told our reporter today about the charges. >> it's a disgrace should never happen. >> plus, new insights into just how st t

the white house is even postponing events on the south lawn.ngton nationals postponed their afternoon game against the arizona diamondbacks. the low visibility also caused hundreds of flight delays at east coast airports. with cbs's christina ruffini >> on diplomatic start nbc tonight shuttering stadiums and even forcing the pandas at the national zoo inside. >> the air quality is bad inside indoors and well-ventilated places is beneficial. >> reporter: with air quality in d.c. at hazardous, outdoor dining was taken off the menu, and it was indoor recess for area schools. about 17,000 children in the district suffer from asthma, which dr. shilpa patel says makes them particularly vulnerable. >> this particulate matter and re lownd deep into ther lungs, causing that inflammation, irritation, and airway reactivity that results in an asthma exacerbation. over much of the east coast. philadelph worst air quality in 24 years, and state workers in new jersey were told to come in late. >> the scale of this is extraordinary. >> reporter: the sky over m

on the south lawn. march with trumpets and drums and lined up the entire administration. even the anthem with the indian american president. it seems he was ready to give up without looking, well, or simply did not guess the melody. still taking my hand off my heart. biden, returned to cordial greetings already in words welcome mr. prime minister welcome to the white house. i have long believed that the relationship between the united states and india will be one of the defining ones for the 21st century. biden, who offered to look into the bright future of fashion, probably recalled how 18 years ago he was not only not allowed into the white house in the united states in 2005, the state department denied him a diplomatic visa, but canceled the tourist visa here is the very document in which the american authorities cited the oppression of religious freedoms in the state of gujarad, who led the then future premier of india when moody took over indian government. the ban was lifted. well, the first state

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the white house postpone today's pride event on the south lawn while the washington nationals postponede arizona diamo diamondbacks. the low visibility also caused hundreds of flight delays at east coast airports. we have team coverage tonight with cbs's christina ruffini starting us off from arlington, virginia. good evening, christina. >> reporter: good evening, norah. on a hillside just north of arlington national cemetery, normally on a clear day, this ie and bring the family because you get huge expansive view of the city. tonight, what you see behind me is a pretty fuzzy lincoln memorial and almost invisible washington monument, at a capital dome almost completely obscured by smoke. smoke from the canadian wildfires made an undiplomatic stop in d.c. today, masking monuments, shuttering stadiums, and even forcing the pandas at the national zoo inside. >> the air quality is bad outside, you know, staying indoors and well ventilated places is benef d.cao dining was taken off the menu, and it was indoor recess for area schools. about 17,000 children in the district suffer from asthma,

thousands of guests picnicked on the south lawn, listening to biden urge congress to pass the equalityer identity in a similar manner to race, religion, sex and national origin. the entire community, especially to transgender children. you are loved. you are heard. you are understood. and you belong. attendees at the celebration included transportation secretary pete buttigieg, the first openly lgbtq person to hold a cabinet position, as well as survivors of deadly shootings at lgbtq clubs in colorado and orlando, florida. if you're familiar with the ballet scene, you've probably heard of world—renowned dancer carlos acosta. he's spent decades centre stage, but he's now focused on getting young dancers ready for the spotlight. it's part of a new company designed to give new dancers a substantial leg—up in their career, while bringing new audiences to the art. jo black has more. on stage and in the spotlight, brb2 is a brand—newjunior ballet company giving them the newest dancers from home and abroad starring roles in their own productions, something which normally takes years to achiev

soldiers are allowed to march across the south lawn of the white house, and the entire administrationeverything for the premiere on render-murdi. even the indian anthem, the president of the united states is ready to take for the american, putting his hand to his heart that with the melody didn't guess, biden, didn't understand right away? some redundancy is felt in the very wording of the official state visit, but without at least understanding on the part of serious, powers on one support for all ready-made satellites. weiden will not go further than ukraine. they, by the way, he remembered almost immediately the problem of climate change, the unstable situation with food and energy supplies, caused by nothing provoked by the russian war in ukraine, biden rolled out the red carpet for fashion. he probably remembered about fashion, how 18 years ago he was not allowed to enter the white house in america in 2005 , the state department refused him a diplomatic visa and withdrew his current tourist visa. this document, which referred to the quotation of the oppression of religious freedo

guests will dine by candlelight on the south lawn of the white house and be surrounded by decor honoring the cultures of india and the united states. what's on the menu? a sneak peek. prime minister modi is a vegetarian, so the white house brought in a specialist. the biden administration selected chef nina curtis for her expertise in cooking plant-based meals. the first course will be marinated millet and a salad with grilled corn kernels. the main course, stuffed portobello mushrooms served on top of risotto. for dessert, a strawberry shortcake. >>> making it in the bay will become a little easier for some thanks to a new affordable housing development in san francisco. casa adelante celebrated its grand opening today, on florida street in the mission district. this building has existed as a community space but efforts were made to turn it into liveable space as well. one of the project's main advocates said dreaming big helped make this happen. >> this project would not be here today if collectively we did not have the audacity to dream of what could be and should be. the audacity to

. >> the white house forced to postpone a pride event on the south lawn that some 2,000 people were set to attend and the nationals calling off tonight's baseball game. in newark, new jersey, the largest school district cancelling classes. health officials warning continuing exposure to particulates in the air is especially harmful to young children. >> because they breathe more air relative to their size and are more active than most adults. >> parents now told to watch for signs like chest pain, shortness of breath and wheezing, and the source of the smoke, those wildfires burning in canada. hundreds of them still out of control in multiple parts of the country. the u.s. has sent assets and more than 600 firefighters to canada so far. president biden speaking with prime minister justin trudeau promising to send more air tankers and any additional help they need to put out the fires calling ate stark reminder of the impact of climate change. >> new york's governor says they will be sending forest rangers to canada joining firefighters from other border states like new hampshire and mai

thousands of guests picnicked on the south lawn, listening to biden urge congress to pass the "equalityrientation and gender identity in a similar manner to race, religion, sex and national origin. today i want to send a message to the entire community especially to transgender children. you are loved. you are heard. you are understood. and you belong. attendees at the white house's pride celebration included transportation secretary pete buttigieg, the first openly lgbtq person to hold a cabinet position, as well as survivors of deadly shootings at lgbtq clubs in colorado and orlando, florida. now then, bagpipes aren't for everyone. they can bring a tear to the eye at funerals, or a ringing in the ears elswhere. we'd like to introduce you to the man who holds the record for having the largest collection of bagpipes in the world. his name is daniel fleming, and he hopes to beat his own record by doubling his collection. crispin rolfe has his story. my my first set of bagpipes were bought by my late father and it is actually the set here. the first of many _ is actually the set here. the

and look right there on the south lawn of the white house with the flags hung inappropriatele white y and iml behind them. so it just all it did wa it sdi create an inconvenience for the administration. they have not found any. on.they've not done any moralit. they have not found any decency. it just to indecency to thems, is that it caused problems. >> that's the only issues . e sd dana, a couple of other things. remember he said to that group, gr people. bravest i know. really? have you met a navy seal? yes. ally? methave you seen anyone fg for a living with face paint on on their hands and knees in somaliaca or over in yemen or syria? well, see. and what about the flar g on fla day? the biggest flag was the pride thl, a violation of protoco the white house. >> yeah. i mean, that kind of tellsd of i think, what their priorities are at. there's the white house. and, you know, for all of the talklk and y and you mentiod this, you know, the florida law, which was really about parental rights, s, i mean, in fact, that's literally what it was called. it was parental rights and education.

thousands of guests picnicked on the south lawn, listening to biden urge congress to pass the "equalitynner to race, religion, sex and national origin. today i want to send a message to the entire community, especially to transgender children. you are loved. you are heard. you are understood. and you belong! let's head back to egypt i would take a look at the latest pictures after three britons are reported missing after a boat carrying tourists burst into flames in the red sea of egypt. 12 others have been rescued. stay with us here on bbc news. it has been a largely fine and sunny start to your sunday but like yesterday we will seek heavy and thundery showers developing across many parts of the uk. this was the scene earlier this morning. lovely blue skies. plenty of sunshine and the heat really building across england and wales. some showers across scotland drifting their way northward but as we going to lunch time and this afternoon that chavez will get going across parts of wales, the midlands and southern areas of england. torrential downpours —— the showers will get going. maximu

thousands of guests picnicked on the south lawn, listening to biden urge congress to pass the "equalitymanner to race, religion, sex and national origin. so today, i want to send a message to the entire community, especially to transgender children. you are loved. you are heard. you are understood. and you belong. in the northern hemisphere — summer has finally arrived. much of europe is experiencing a heatwave. but those high temperatures can have a dramatic impact on the human body. how can you find out more without endangering lives? scientists in arizona think they've found a way — as tim allman explains. we love the son but the sun doesn't always love us. a sunburn, heatstroke, dehydration, all potential problems when the mercury starts to rise. researching these dangerous consequences is hard to do with real live human beings. so that's where andy comes into his own. a synthetic human called a mannequin who can replicate our body's reaction to the weather. 50 reaction to the weather. so there are — reaction to the weather. sr there are some experiments you want to do with humans a

the white house forced to postpone a pride event on the south lawn that some 2,000 people were set to health officials warning continued exposure to the particulates in the air is especially harmful to young children. in the source of the smoke, the wildfires burning in canada. hundreds of them still out of control in multiple parts of the country. the u.s. has sent assets and more than 600 firefighters to canada so far. david, newark's governor said they'll be sending forest rangers to canada, joining firefighters from other border states like new hampshire and maine and while new york city's air quality is clearly improved, it is still registering in the top five worst major cities in the entire world. >> david: that's incredible. let's get right to senior meteorologist who is timing this out for us tonight. hi, rob. >> hi, david. it will be widespread for several more days. as for yesterday, when you talk about population density was worst air quality our nation's had as a whole since 2006. let's get to those colorful maps we've grown so used to do this we can track where all that

thousands of guests picnicked on the south lawn, listening to biden urge congress to pass the "equalitysite and on the bbc news app. you can find me on twitter: hello there it has been another hot and humid day but we are starting to see the signs of a change for the latter stages of the afternoon, the shower clouds are brewing and the heat is not as widespread as yesterday, we have seen stubborn cloud and showery rain into scotland, sharper showers developing in the south—west over the last few hours and you can see the first signs of those thunderstorms now, starting to break out. i suspect over the next few hours, those thunderstormses are likely once again to become more widespread, particularly across england and wales to close out our sunday evening. probablyjust in time for an evening family barbecue i'm afraid. so, we could see more persistent rain moving out of dorset, across gloucestershire and “p dorset, across gloucestershire and up into south wales, hee we could have a couple of inches of rain. may well lead to localised flooding if places, so that rain clearing away from s

he hosted the largest gathering on the lawn of the white house under an enormous tent on that south lawn. he met each one of the 500 returning pows who were held in vietnam and came to white house with their families. he dared the press to criticize him as he congratulated the thousands of american airmen who carried out his orders to take the fight to the heart of north vietnam to force the communist to say enough. he admitted to those in the audience that had wondered, if anyone in america supported that, that their being there was proof that america had. he knew that the that mattered were the men whose lives were at risk and were now at home. he said, i'll tell you this. after having met each one of our honored guests this evening and having talked to them, i think that all of us would to join in a round of applause for the brave men who took those b-52s to the skies and did the job. the p.o.w. and their families stood and roared for 10 minutes. and nixon concluded if they hadn't done it, you wouldn't be here tonight. then he raised the glass and toasted all the wives and mothers of