hill in handcuffs, joining me now, stephen a. smith the host of first take on espn is also the host of the stephen a. smith show on youtube. stephen a i have to know what your reaction was when you saw the body camera video, not just what we heard about it. and when you actually saw it and i remember a phrase you used earlier today and it stuck with me. >> the ease of dehumanization. what was your reaction? >> well, i still feel that way from the standpoint that it was excessive. it was completely unnecessary on a part of the officers, particularly as specifically when he was handcuffed. and so i stand by everything that i said earlier this morning on espn's first taken of course my youtube shows stephen a. smith show. i've met what i said when i said it was just unnecessary and it just speaks to the ease with which black man can be dehumanized because you've seen situations where people who happen to not be black have had issues with the police and yes, they may end up in handcuffs and they be taken away. similar to what what happened

. >> it's stephen a. smith here. clarkson is performing on the roof of 30 rock. if you're just hearing about it now, where have you been? watch kelly clarkson kill it. ♪♪ >> we need a party on this rooftop right now! it's the great kelly clarkson, new york city, let's go. ♪ lights of london, lights of spain ♪ ♪ lights of new york, lights of l.a. ♪ ♪ and when the music starts ♪ ♪ and when the lights go down ♪ ♪ we will all be found ♪ ♪ no one's fighting anyone ♪ ♪ we're all dancing on the ground ♪ ♪ come on and dance with me ♪ ♪ come on and dance with me ♪ ♪ feel the music like a love's kiss ♪ ♪ feel the rhythm like a warm embrace ♪ ♪ come on and dance with me ♪ ♪ come on and dance with me ♪ ♪ come on and dance with me ♪ ♪ i'm wide awake, yeah ♪ ♪ you're my favorite kind of high ♪ ♪ rushin' through me like a fire ♪ ♪ and i need you to know ♪ ♪ i say i won't but i do ♪ ♪ when it comes to lovin' you ♪ ♪ i don't have no control ♪ ♪ you're my favorite kind of high ♪ ♪ you're my favorite kind of high ♪ ♪ what doesn't kill

ohio mayor, you've been dying to hear from addresses the eating rumors live with chris plus stephen, a smith takes your calls. cuomo tonight at 8, 7, central. >> check it out. 2 of the 4 polaris, dawn crew members completed the world's first commercial space walk. crew members also tested out newly designed. >> evie a space suits. >> billionaire entrepreneur jared isaacman and spacex engineer sarah gillis exeter, the capsule to perform the space walk for at least 10 minutes. each. the other 2 crew members include retired air force lieutenant colonel scott petite and spacex engineer and a man in who also tested out the new suits they launched into space tuesday for the 5 day flight. so it's pretty sleek. >> barry residents are going to get a chance to dance the night away in san francisco because artist dua lipa is going to be stopping by with her newly announced world tour. the radical optimism tour kicks off next year in australia. she's going to be touring from march through october with tonight in the city, october dates the 11th october and the 12th you can sign up for presale tickets on

she has stephen a smith. so they're the announcer at the beginning. so boom, she's got everybody in. yeah, exactly. all she needs is the four of us. we're available. kelly, for a. you had a pretty good lineup, right? yeah. they take a while before she cools down a little bit. i know, let's talk about this heat. yeah. that's not cooling down yet. we are going to have some hot temperatures today. and it's mainly this afternoon and away from the coast in the bay. so as we take a look at san francisco, you can see just how shallow the fog is right over the bay. it is so low. and this is going to clear out quickly over the next few hours. heat advisory in effect for the santa cruz mountains. parts of the south bay into the south county, and pretty much all of the east bay away from parts of the inner bay. so you're going to see those temperatures cranking up today, but also it will look hazy outside as our air quality turns moderate, which we do typically see on these hotter days. the air isn't mixing out as much. we don't have as much of a breeze, and all

is that the man who discussed the wnba, specifically shannon sharpe and stephen a smith, just don't know about women's basketball and when you have that layer of anti-intellectual debate that manifest itself within this discussion. it, but it makes it a cancer. and so yeah, we're having these debates and so it's not just scott talking about that she got scratched in the eye or what did you >> what you're having now? >> you're having aggression is about who was the best player in the wnba or wnba nba mvp voting, or who should be in the wnba finals. and you had these people who just don't know about it, but or inserting themselves in the conversation. it provides for more cancerous narrative than we deserve to add on to that. because we also shouldn't mentioned that angel reese has had to be subjected to an incredible amount abuse of this right? >> now. >> i got to defend >> i think both of the camps have been especially nasty to both of these young players. and what they're doing is co-opting their own issues in their beliefs and they're putting them on these young ladies. and that's when

stephen: i don't know about the okay part, but i understand what you're saying. do you have a favorite action movie? >> rupaul: yes, okay, i love "mr. and mrs. smithe original, but i can sit down and watch a james bond movie any time of the day. because i am of a certain age. if it is on right now i would watch it. >> stephen: favorite bond? >> rupaul: come on. -- >> stephen: come on. >> rupaul: i love roger because of the humor. >> stephen: window or aisle? >> rupaul: in theater, on the plane, the window. >> stephen: because you don't care about going to the bat bathroom? >> rupaul: i don't want anybody rubbing up against me? >> stephen: favorite smell? >> rupaul: i have so many. my favorite one today and i have ordered like, something called midnight rose -- moonlit rose. i am in love with it. >> stephen: is that a cologne? >> rupaul: it is a fragrance. by van cleave. >> stephen: are they sponsor? i don't think they are a sponsor. earliest memory? i bet it is pretty young. >> rupaul: my sister is a year younger than me. my earliest memory is me in the kitchen watching my mother gave her a bath in the sink. and i am looking up my mother is there

smith sons', chris larkin and toby stephens, issued this statement via their publicist. celebrities have been paying tribute to dame maggie smith. whoopi goldberg says, "maggie smith was aelieve i was lucky enough to work with the one—of—a—kind. my heartfelt condolences go out to the family." actress kristin scott thomas has also paid tribute on instagram and says, "she was a true inspiration. the last time i saw her she was very cross about being old. �*maddening,’ i think she said. much loved, much admired and irreplaceable. rest in peace, dearest maggie." and in a statement on social media, the british academy film awards said, "we're saddened to hear that actor dame maggie smith, best known for the harry potter films and downton abbey, has died at the age of 89. dame maggie was a legend of british stage and screen". broadcaster gyles brandreth posted on x and says "the saddest news: the death of dame maggie smith marks the end of a golden era & a quite extraordinary life." what is interesting about maggie smith is that she was a globalfigure. britain is known for its acting talent. theatre is one of our great experts and someone like maggie smith was one—of—a—kind.

he is happily being a part as well as stephen colbert and jason alexander and kevin smith. . >> it is a huge shindig. it captures up things we have seen this cycle that we do not see every cycle. which is happiness, joy, culture -- something that you created in punishing way around here. let us show a little bit of the crate episode, which is one of the classics and you can tell us why you picked this episode and what people might glean from it this weekend. let us take a look. >> [ laughter ] [ whispering ] >> as weird as it seems we are still running a campaign. someone has to be here. obviously, i have to go with you. we will talk to the staff. >> you have to come with me, ben. >> that is what all the chicks say. >> mike, i need you. we met alyssa, i need to come with you. >> i actually have no soul. >> [ laughter ] >> i need you to stay. >> tell us about this choice and what a table read is. >> sure. we chose this particular episode because once president biden, very heroically, decided to step down as a candidate and a kamala harris became the candid for the democrats,

and he is happily being a part, as well as stephen colbert and jason alexander and kevin smith. res a thing we've seen this cycle that we don't see every cycle. happiness, joy, culture, something that you create and we're interested in around here, so let's show a little bit of the crate episode, one of the classics, and then you can tell us why you picked this episode and what people might glean from it this weekend. let's take a look. >> okay. so, so, as weird as this may seem, we're still running a campaign. >> oh may god, right. >> so somebody has to be here. obviously, i have to go with you because i'm -- >> apply campaign manager. >> i want to talk to you. and you have to come with me. >> that's what all the chicks say. >> and mike, i need you. >> yes, you do. >> and obviously, i need to come with you. i have no soul. and gary? i need you to stay. >> tell us about this choice and what a table read is. >> oh, okay, sure. well, we chose this particular episode because once president biden very heroically decided to step down as candidate and kamala harris became the candidate

stephen. >> lovely to see you. but a sad subject sadly. dame maggie smithwas was the wittiest woman ever. i mean, if you had the privilege to meet her. she was hysterical and i was trying to think this morning of some of the witticisms which i'm afraid i couldn't tell you because we'd all be off the air because they were very, very risque. they were very, very risque. they were very, very risque. they were very funny, and they were very true . and she was not only very true. and she was not only that. i mean, i remember seeing her at the old vic many, many , her at the old vic many, many, many years ago when she was married to robert stevens, and she was the most sensational actress, and she maintained that spirit of acting for the whole of her life. and of course, everybody remembers her from downton abbey, which she was very cool about . downton abbey, which she was very cool about. i remember seeing an interview by saying, you know, what do you think of the new series? and she said, i never watched it . and that was never watched it. and that was the joy

smith has more. we need to give it to you before ten o'clock tonight. stephen was diagnosed with bowel cancer in september last year after taking part in a screening programmeains a risk the cancer could return. this new vaccine could change that. the trials are such that because they'll be testing my blood against, um, my treatments, they will, um, i understand, be able _ to use that information as to know where how far we're moving forward. i was told i wouldn't be able to give blood. so this is my way of helping the society and hopefully down the line this will be a case that, um, will be in the same scenario as smallpox, which will be a thing of the past. tests have showed that stephen still had fragments of cancerous dna in his blood, which puts him at increased risk of his cancer coming back. so his dna was studied and sequenced ahead of today, resulting in his own personalised vaccine. this trial is that we are notjust putting in a vaccine against, in this case, bowel cancer. we're putting in the vaccine against a patient�*s own bowel cancer. so the vaccine has been completely tailor made to the patient and it's about as personalised as it gets. ever

a ruse and i think he's going to be fit tomorrow and i think he's going to be well. >> well, stephen pound was happier than a sort of cat with a saucer of milk at emile smith rowe. >>u what, he's a revelation. >> yes, he is, but he's one of those players who, as arsenal got, got some got, you know, more established and ready to go for the title as they have in the last two and a half seasons. he's somebody who got left behind just because of his injuries level, injury level. he couldn't really keep up with him. and so he had to go elsewhere. and i think for £30 million that's a good, good bargain. >> you talk about talk about the nonh >> you talk about talk about the north london derby. i'd like viewers to remember that today is actually the east west london derby. west ham, fulham. >> yes i know, yeah i know dawn neesom that point this neesom made that point this morning forcibly. >> but but she's west ham. >> but yeah but she's west ham. >> but yeah but she's west ham. >> is indeed. >> she is indeed. >> she is indeed. >> may i say i'm not know. >> may i say i'm not know. >> well i hope actually people are watching the weekend on gb news and not watching the west

stephens. she is survived two by five grandchildren. dame maggie smith will be remembered for her quick wit. her comedic timing and being one of britain's most recognisable and much loved actresses . actresses. >> one of ain the studio by the showbiz reporter hayley palmer. hayley, i'm just saying during that package there, the marvellous thing about dame maggie smith is that we all just grew up with her. she's been around. i'm no spnng her. she's been around. i'm no spring chicken. she's been around my entire life, grew up with her, feel like she's been a part of our lives and, you know, a huge, huge talent. 60 year career. >> i mean, she is just one of those faces that you just know. >> and recognise. >> and recognise. >> and recognise. >> and she will be so missed on our screens . our screens. >> and i love her story because i know that she wanted to become an actress, but her family were actually against it. they didn't want her to do it, but she was very focused and she kept going and she made it happen. and she got spotted when she was 18 by laurence olivier , and he invited laurence olivier, and he invited her to join the national theatre . her to join the national theatre. and that's how she got