�* , can't do it, steve jordan's your man. �* . ., y can't do it, steve jordan's your man. �*, ., , .s lovely to hear him on the record. there's only one _ man. it's lovely to hear him on the record. there's only one charlie. i record. there's only one charlie. hackney diamonds adds 12 new tracks to one of rock's greatest song books and ends with a cover of the muddy waters song rolling stone which inspired the band's name 60 years ago. if it turns out to be the last track on their last album, it will be a fitting swan song. a slightly hazy sunset. two to show you. the colours are rather subdued. across eastern england, saharan sand in the atmosphere. that is great at blocking sunlight. spectacular sunsetin blocking sunlight. spectacular sunset in scotland. the skies are a lot clearer. that allows all of the colours from the setting sun to come flooding through. though a spectacular sunlight in the north. a big ridge of high pressure responsible for the heatwave. also this trough which has stalled across the eastern mediterranean, and it is this that has spun up storm daniel which has

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i knew that steve jordan, who is taking overfrom charlie watts is a blessing from charlie and charlieel a bit easierfor taking his place. and it's lovely to hear him on the record? yes, you know, there is only one charlie. # i can't get no, satisfaction... hackney diamond adds 12 new tracks to one of rock's greater song books and it ends with a cover of the muddy waters song, rolling stone, which inspired the band's name 61 years ago. if it turns out to be the last track on their last album, it will be a fitting swan song. as mickjagger sings in the new single, "let's go out in a blaze." mark savage, bbc news. let's get the latest on the hunt for a 21—year—old soldier awaiting terror charges from wandsworth prison. it is thought he got out by clinging on to a food delivery van. daniel sandford is a scotland yard in this manhunt is set to go into the night?— in this manhunt is set to go into theniuht? , , ,., , in this manhunt is set to go into the niuht? , .,, , , ., , ., the night? yes, as the sun starts to set on london. _ the night? yes, as the sun starts to set on london, countert

steve jordan germain. >> he picked steve jordan . >> he picked steve jordan. >> he picked steve jordanbeen a friend of ours. i've worked with steve, so it was a kind of natural progression. you know, it would have been a lot harder without charlie's blessing on that, you know. but at the same time , it's a hard team, you know. >> did you get to do any tracks with him on the album? >> but. charlie yeah, yeah. so there's, there's 12 tracks on there's, there's 12 tracks on the album and so ten actually it's not true because it's not all, but most of them with steve. but two are tracks recorded in 2019 with charlie and so we, we, we use two of the tracks that we recorded with charlie before. >> yeah, man sword and mess it up. yeah. >> those are the two shot. yeah and also i heard a rumour of bill. >> yes bill and we asked bill to come into the studio. >> griffin did he, did he live by the sword? >> and bill came in and did one track. so we had the original rolling stones were in the sessions on track. sessions is on one track. >> wow , that's so funny. >> wow, that's so funny. >> wow, that

album contains two songs recorded with him, the remaining ten are played by the band's new drummer steve jordanass player bill wyman, who left the group 30 years ago, paul macartney plays bass on one of the tracks, stevie wonder played keyboards on another, and lady gaga sings another song with the rolling stones. we've already worked with lady gaga and we toured with stevie wonder in the seventies, so nothing new, we said guys come join us if you have anything to offer, sir paul mccarnia is also with us. although the stones have been on stage for 60 years, they are trying. from the zoomer generation, they invited young bloggers and influencers to the presentation, in the video for the main song from the album they invited sydney swinney, the star of the popular youth series euphory, to appear in the video, she rides in a convertible, trolls from different decades sing to her from billboards, the song is called angry, and the musicians say that almost the entire album turned out to be angry, but they still diluted it with several love ballads. mick and keith were asked how they did it have main

we know jordan poole wanted to start all year today. steve. both use the word connectivity to describe what they are hoping to get out of this group and to have that something that you lack last year. need everybody to buy whether you're starting or not. here's what steve kerr had at have to say. when asked about that topic. >> we're going to try different combinations and take a obviously all 6 guys are going to play. a lot of minutes for but you know, if this is going to work that everybody has to embrace regardless of who starting in, who's not, it only works if the whole team bison i know these guys. well, i know 5 of them really well. and i'm getting to know, chris, and one thing i know about all of them is they want to win more than anything for an incredibly competitive group. and i am very confident that we'll figure it out and and the guys will buy in and find a way. >> best to keep us to the giants, hoping to get back in the win column. logan webb on the bump tonight for sf top of the first to offer manny machado. this it's a flare i

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steve scalise is going through cancer treatment. elise stefanik, jim jordant the kind who could coalesce the entire conference around them. mccarthy had trouble doing that, too, so i don't know. >> i don't know either. it is going to be -- >> i don't know. >> -- a busy and drama-filled week in the building behind you. i'm sure we'll be talking soon. capitol hill correspondent ali vitali, best of luck. >> thank you. >>> thank you for getting up "way too early" on this tuesday morning. "morning joe" starts now. >>> you have a better chance of being struck by lightning than hitting a w

steve and eydie gorme, lucille ball, michael would be there. >> jimmy: michael jackson? >> jackson. >> jimmy: i don't know, i thought jordan second, then i was like, oh, no, maybe -- michael jackson would be there. he watched "cocoon" there? >> hid behind the door, too many people. [ laughter ] too many people in the room. he was hiding behind the door. "eddie, come." i went behind the door with him. standing behind the door. i was like, what the [ bleep ]? "there's so many people in here." [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: you used to make fun of michael on "saturday night live." when you met him, did you meet him before you would make fun of him? >> you know what, if you look at the stuff i did on michael, it was never mean-spirited. it was always funny stuff because i knew him. >> jimmy: right. >> i never really made fun of him. >> jimmy: but you imitated him. >> yeah, but i wasn't making fun of him, he was michael and i was doing funny michael. >> jimmy: did he always talk like that in private conversations, that high-pitched michael? >> no, his voice wasn't high like that in person. >> jimmy: uh-huh, yeah. did you e

jordan said he was not interested in the job. a number of people have been mentioned as possibilities, steve scalise from louisiana is one person whoas been mentioned. the wip has been mentioned. it is not clear that anyone is interested in the job. it is not clear whether anyone besides mccarthy would be able to get the votes. these rebels as they have been called, these republican rebels, they may oppose mccarthy, some of them, and prefer somebody else, but there are a lot of moderate republicans in the house, they would not necessarily support that choice of the rebels. host: the question often comes up about members of congress continuing to receive paid during a government shutdown. this was brought up by nikki haley during the last gop debate. where does that stand? our members of congress able -- nancy mays has said that she would not accept pay. is that a possibility. guest: i don't know how that would work. several members have said they don't want to collect paid during a shutdown because many government -- most government employees would not be paid. the military would be paid if congress passes the bill to pay the milit

jordan, going before james comer's oversight committee a week from tomorrow. we expect comer to subpoena personal and business records of hunter biden. guys. >> steveand people can see it all right here live on fox two hours from now, thank you. >> brian: do you see some scenario, real quick, where democrats stick up for merrick garland, that old give and take or do you think some democrats have problems with the way he's running things? >> griff: great question, brian, the answer is likely yes. i think you will see a very defiant merrick garland defending his department and defending decisions he made. he was late in appointing weiss as special prosecutor. democrats will come to garland's defense and you will see a defiant garland. >> ainsley: we will find out, the democrats kiss his tale. we know you work hard, can you answer this question and praise him. >> brian: thanks for not wearing a hoody, you did not have to wear a suit today. >> ainsley: he has to. >> brian: really? >> steve: that is -- >> brian: take back the compliment, you did what you are sfoes supposed to do. >> griff: i'm wearing pants. >> brian: i need a second source. >> steve: a

steve bannon case shows as laura said, someone is enforcing that now. >> we turn the corner to the georgia election subversion case. fani willis, the d.a., is dismissing congressman jordan'sst for documents, arguing he lacks jurisdiction. is she on solid ground? >> i think she is on solid ground, wolf. congress has the ability to investigate matters that touch federal law. now, congress can investigate state and local prosecutor if they're taking federal funds as to how they're spending federal tax money. but merely going in an attempting to investigate whether a prosecutor's office is politicized because they don't like an investigation, that's the role of the dwa georgia sta legislature, not congress. in new york, it was the same questions there, that they did not like the nature of the investigation and tried to open a congressional investigation. i worked for congress, congress doesn't have limitless power. i think she really is on solid ground here. >> just think about the racial animus involved here. we are talking similar for alvin bragg who had to answer to congress to tell them to stay in their lanes. the security that has to now be increased, her role is to enfo

steve scalise is going through cancer treatment. elise stefanik, jim jordan, but those people aren't the kind who could coalesce the entire conference around them. mccarthy had trouble doing that, too, so i don't know. >> i don't know either. it is going to be -- >> i don't know. >> -- a busy and drama-filled week in the building behind you. i'm sure we'll be talking soon. capitol hill correspondent ali vitali, best of luck. >> thank you. >>> thank you for getting up "way too early" on this tuesday morning. "morning joe" starts now. >>> you have a better chance of being struck by lightning than hitting a whale with your boat. there has only been, listen to this, one such whale killed off the coast of south carolina in the last 50 year. on the other hand, the windmills are causing whales to die in numbers never seen before. nobody does anything about that. they're washing up on shore. i saw it this weekend, three came up. they wouldn't -- you wouldn't see it once a year. now, they're coming up on a weekly basis. the windmills are driving them crazy. they're dr

jordan said he was not interested in the job. a number of people have been mentioned as possibilities, steve scalise from louisiana is one person whoas been mentioned. the wip has been mentioned. it is not clear that anyone is interested in the job. it is not clear whether anyone besides mccarthy would be able to get the votes. these rebels as they have been called, these republican rebels, they may oppose mccarthy, some of them, and prefer somebody else, but there are a lot of moderate republicans in the house, they would not necessarily support that choice of the rebels. host: the question often comes up about members of congress continuing to receive paid during a government shutdown. this was brought up by nikki haley during the last gop debate. where does that stand? our members of congress able -- nancy mays has said that she would not accept pay. is that a possibility. guest: i don't know how that would work. several members have said they don't want to collect paid during a shutdown because many government -- most government employees would not be paid. the military would be paid if congress passes the bill to pay the milit