other european vogues.o in california has been fitted with orthopaedic shoes. meet lucas, a four—year—old south african penguin with a degenerative foot condition known as bumblefoot. the therapy boots, made from soft rubber and fitted via velcro, stop lucas from limping on his left foot. wildlife specialists at the zoo say he can now climb rocks, nest and swim in comfort. but he'll always need his therapy shoes. another sign that the world is getting back to normal after the covid pandemic. the return of this very messy festival in spain. it's the tomatina event — held in bunyol — and features thousands of people throwing more than 100 tonnes of ripe tomatoes at each other. it was cancelled in 2020 and 2021 due to the coronavirus — the first times it wasn't held since tomatoes started to be thrown in 191t5. the tomatina styles itself as the world's biggest food fight — you can see why. that's all for now.stay with bbc world news. hello. as we turn the weather page from summer to autumn, it looks like natur

yeah, when i read the vogue article, or the essay she i vogue article, or the essay she wrote, that was, three kids, which means my second pregnancy was tween5, and i had my first at a2, and my second and third at a3, and this is what she is looking at, and to read her e55ay this is what she is looking at, and to read her essay and to see how difficult it was to make the decision and realised that she could not be a champion tennis player and have a sibling for her daughter olympia, who wants a sister so badly, part5 olympia, who wants a sister so badly, parts of the essay were really touching on what she is going through to realise that she needs to give up something she needs to give up something she loves, professional tennis in order to really do something she loves even more, which is to expand herfamily. she to expand her family. she certainly _ to expand her family. she certainly wasn't _ to expand her family. she certainly wasn't saying i to expand her family. she certainly wasn't saying that he is looking forward to., it's obviously going to be a very difficult decision for her

other european vogues.r. meteorological speaking, the sun has set on summer at last, and what a summer, exceptionally dry and hot. as we turned the weather pages to alternate looks like nature will take its cue. look at the pressure chart heading into the start of this weekend, with its thundery rain and strong winds, a big area of low pressure on the scene, have not seen that for a while, bands of heavy, plunge with rain. low pressure will spin around the low and could intensify the wind strength. that is one thing to watch out for. fairly quiet across the northern half of the country and in later winds it could be chilly, a feel of alternate the air tomorrow. much

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so thank you. [ cheers ] >> williams told "vogue" that she plans to evolve away from tennis.ts for her next tournament at the u.s. open have been selling out since her announcement. >>> meanwhile, a comedy legend is also hinting that he's ready to step out of the spotlight. steve martin told the "hollywood reporter" when this television show is done, i'm not going to seek others. i'm not going to seek other movies. i don't want to do cameos. this is weirdly it. martin, who is 76, is referring to his show "only murders in the building" which also stars martin short and selena gomez. it was recently renewed for a third season. >>> and forrest gump is coming back to the big screen. a hindi language version of the 1990s hit is being released today in the u.s. bollywood superstar aamir khan has given the classic flick a makeover and has taken to the lead role. he says that this movie was a true labor of love. >> when i saw the film when it first came out in the '90s, and i remember loving it. i remember seeing it a couple of times in a short span, and it had a deep impact on me. i

freedom to appear on the cover of vogue - represents. freedom.pen which starts this month. she can't yet bear to say the word retire. she has 23 client two grand slam singles title, one short of the record. she has transformed the perception and execution of her support and that is a career. we can speak now to the us tennis commentator, nick mccarvel, who joins us live from toronto with his assessment how specially because matches 48, she's an amazing player but no one one goes on forever. h0. she's an amazing player but no one one goes on forever.— one goes on forever. no, no one goes one goes on forever. no, no one goes on forever- _ one goes on forever. no, no one goes on forever. actually _ one goes on forever. no, no one goes on forever. actually listening - one goes on forever. no, no one goes on forever. actually listening to - on forever. actually listening to that packet that makes a career. she's made eight legacy. serena is legendary and ijust she's made eight legacy. serena is legendary and i just think reading that vogue essay, i re

those comments from serena williams are for vogue on tuesday.t she's going to enjoy these last few weeks. if this was a farewell tour, it starts of the canadian opened in toronto where despite some headaches, williams showcased some vintage ball striking in a straight sets victory. her first since the french opened in 2021. ~ ., , �* 2021. mentally, i'm getting there, i'm not 2021. mentally, i'm getting there, i'm not where _ 2021. mentally, i'm getting there, i'm not where i _ 2021. mentally, i'm getting there, i'm not where i normally - 2021. mentally, i'm getting there, i'm not where i normally am - 2021. mentally, i'm getting there, i'm not where i normally am now. 2021. mentally, i'm getting there, i'm not where i normally am now i want to be. but i think the match whether a play, win or lose, helps me get them mentally. i haven't played a lot in the last two years. a second round clash is the immediate concerned by the us open looms large. williams first grand slam success could be where her illustrious career comes full circle. ,, . , ill

it is amazing amazing but i can't do it forever. >> reporter: in "vogue" magazine, i am not looking fornial, encore moment. i will miss that version of me, that girl who played tennis. i am going to miss you. michael george, cbs news, new york. >> on social media today, wimbledon tweeted, some change the game. we hope the next chapter brings you joy. she was called the greatest of all time. time. i think they are right. > >> this season, the 49ers will have a mix of experienced veterans and fresh young talent mixing and playing on the field. field. in today's reading gold report, charlie walter introduces you to a name you might not know yet but we promise you will. [ music ] [ c ] >> reporter: the 49ers already had a potanin -- competitive aggressive dry. their first pick pick in the 2022 draft helped. >> hello. this is on. what's up? up? how are you guys doing today? >> jackson is doing just fine in in his first training camp at the former ufc star quickly pretty l-ari amnot co tight,st arndwith. >> reporter: trench williams has has the highest madden rating in in the entire nfl. he h

she's had a long-standing rhythm at vogue. shirk really speak from her heart.alks about mother hood, the challenges with olympia, the pressure she faced on the irrelevant co. that gives her the space and also allows for the celebrations here in front at another wta1000 and at the u.s. open in new york. >> and finally, could serena win the u.s. open? could she get that 24th title? >> i am never one to doubt serena williams. it is going to be a steep, steep climb. yes, it's going to be a tough one but yes, she can win the u.s. open. >> nick, i really hope she can do it. thank you so much for joining us there from toronto. siena williams, the giant of the women's game. she is moving on from tennis after the u.s. open having dominated the sport for 25 years. she has inspired a whole generation of new players and i should say of amateur players like myself and i cannot wait to see her play at the u.s. open. i'll be there as will so many others. thank you so much for watching bbc world news narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... nar

this is likely her last tournament announced in vogue magazine. duo with her sister venus. she's earned 73 singles titles including 23 grand slams. president biden will deliver a prime time speech thursday from philadelphia on democracy and the nation's standing in the world. it come two months before the mid-term elections. zombie ice will raise the sea level by ten inches. it is now taxed to thicker areas that is no longer getting replenished. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. cbs news, new york. >>> tonight top officials are beginning to assess whether intelligence was compromised as they review the materials seized from former president donald trump's mar-a-lago resort. the justice department believes that some of those documents include intelligence gathering and information derive from clandestine human sources. those are among america's most closely held secrets. it come as a federal judge is indicating she is open to appointing what is called a special master. that's a neutral party to examine the

the 40-year-old announcing what many interpreted as her retirement earlier this month in "vogue" magazine, saying she will be evolving away from tennis. telling the magazine, "i've been reluctant to admit that i have to move on from playing tennis. it's like a taboo topic. it comes up and i start to cry." you've said that this is the perfect time for serena to retire. what did you mean by that? >> as much passion as she has, the commitment to the game hasn't been 100% because she's with her daughter or she has gotten injured and he she hasn't been able to train as hard with injuries. she's not in her prime anymore. so i don't like to see her getting beaten by players that she's handled very easily. so that's why i think it's the right time for her. >> reporter: serena williams was born in compton, california to richard williams and orasine price. from a very young age she and her sister venus were pushed to succeed in tennis. >> serena's the total package. i can see the athleticism at 10 years old. >> reporter: rick macy famously coached the williams sisters as they worked to break into t

williams tells "vogue" magazine that this month's u.s. open will likely be her last. here's cbs's jamie yuccas. >> phenomenal! >> incredible. >> reporter: she's one of the greatest tennis players ever. but yesterday's win was serena williams' first in over a year. post-match, williams seemed playful. >> i guess there's just a light at the end of the tunnel. >> i know you're joking, but can you -- >> i'm not joking. >> reporter: then, just hours later, came this bombshell essay in "vogue," where williams writes, "i've been reluctant to admit that i have to move on from playing tennis. it comes up and i start to cry." next month williams will turn 41. >> her mind and spirit would love to keep playing, but she realizes her body is just saying i'm done. i don't think the benevolence was like first and foremost in her mind, oh, let's let the younger generation -- she would love to crush them. >> reporter: having grown up before our eyes, williams has won 23 grand slams, including six u.s. open titles and seven wimbledon championships. on the court williams is a superstar.

george, i mean, i guess it's kind of an interesting juxtaposition, you know, being on the cover of vogue magazine and amnesty international. i guess you kind of get your pick as it were here. but that's just the point. you know, isn't it? i mean, it's not, you know, the, the suffering of the people. all people suffer on the ground. very wars. ok, let's be honest about that. ok. but i mean, this western media, propaganda pits, you know, i mean, how many times, you know, we've seen situations like this that they make it on the cover of vogue magazine. i mean, they're really scraping the bottom of the barrel, aren't and of course, i didn't do the lensky any good at all because that was even too much for the biggest fan. but they're going to go back to the sea into these international humanitarian organizations. they are part of the western propaganda machine because they are there to demonize the foe of the day. you know, whether it's that i was saying in the ninety's it was loss of age a. it's only right. yes. the russians each actually that, that, that they, right, these are both of these

detailed her plans to step off the court for good with a personal essay in the september issue of voguee grand slam champione in part i've never liked the word retirement, adding maybe the best way to describe what i'm up to is evolution. williams evolution. williams broke barris as a young black star rising to the top of tennis and the sports sports world. she and her sister her sister venus transformed the the game, together winning 14 grand slam doubles championships. serena has 23 grand slam singles titles, more than any man or woman in the professional era. but now she says she's evolving away from ts into things like growing her vee capital firm and expanding her family. she said i need to be two feet into tennis or two feet two feet out. she'll play this year's final grand slam event, the u.s. open here in flushing meadows later this month. she signaled the tournament she's won six times before will be her be her last. some tennis fans say they're sad to see her go, t support her decision. >> she actually came to the court, a single court next to or house and i was like six and i

george, i mean, i guess it's kind of an interesting juxtaposition, you know, being on the cover of vogue magazine and amnesty international. i guess you kind of get your pick as it were here. but that's just the point. you know, isn't it? i mean, it's not, you know, the, the suffering of the people. it, all people suffer on the ground. very wars. ok, let's be honest about that. ok. but i mean, this western media, propaganda pits, you know, i mean, how many times, you know, we've seen situations like this that they make it on the cover of vogue magazine. i mean, they're really scraping the bottom of the barrel, aren't and of course, i didn't do the lensky any good at all because that was even too much for the biggest fan. but they're going to go back to the sea into these international humanitarian organizations. they are part of the western propaganda machine because they are there to demonize the foe of the day. you know, whether it's that i was saying in the ninety's, it was loss of age a. the russians in chechnya that they right, these are both of these people are actually months is l

i think they're still in the doubling down and denial stage that the, the vogue photo shoot especially was, was a, to me, an act of desperation to try to get some attention back to the issue. but nothing is going to change the fact that ukraine is money peer to the more bottomless than gamma stand for was. and you know, say on the verse re of that is coming up. and we all know how that ended. even though the same media who are flogging some sort of miss of ukrainian victory, would love us to forget. and that was only a year ago. no, i mean the reality is that the war is going very, the conflict is going very badly for ukraine and the west, and they're just not just refusing to admit it and try to play word games and pretend to talk to kids. well daniel ok just dump, telling us what we just heard from the boys. i mean, am i being too cynical to say that this is just a griffin just they want to keep it going on as long as they possibly can because they're not having any meaningful impact on the battlefield. so keep taking the money, keep making demands, keep getting attention because it

they have time for vogue magazine, a shooting something that who is a akin to war porn. zalinski wants, as the european union is cutting back dramatically on energy usage them, ukraine wants it free now. and we can go on and on. i've lost count how many billions of dollars and arms have been sent there. but it's not working. okay. the propaganda is there, but the reality is forcing people slowly but surely that this is a lost cause in a voice or go ahead. i don't think the west is quite there yet. i think they're still in the doubling down and denial stage that did the vogue photo shoot especially was, was a to me an act of desperation to, to try to get some attention back to the issue. but nothing is going to change the fact that ukraine is money peer to the more bottomless than gamma stand for was. and you know, say on the bursary of that is coming up. and we all know how that ended. even though the same media who are flogging some sort of miss of ukrainian victory, would love us to forget. and that was only a year ago. no, i mean the reality is that the war is going very, the confli

williams tells "vogue" magazine that this month's u.s. open will likely be her last. here's cbs's jamie yuccas. >> phenomenal! >> incredible! >> reporter: she's one of the greatest tennis players ever, but yesterday's win was serena williams' first in over a year. post-match, williams seemed playful. >> well, i guess there's just a light at the end of the tunnel. ( laughs ) >> i know you're joking, but can you-- >> i'm not joking. >> reporter: then, just hours later, came this bombshell essay in "vogue," where williams writes, "i have been reluctant to admit that i have to move on from playing tennis. it comes up and i start to cry." next month, williams will turn 41. >> her mind and spirit would love to keep playing, but she realizes her body is just saying, i'm done. i don't think the benevolence was like, first and foremost in her mind-- "oh, let's let the younger generation"-- because she would love to crush them. >> reporter: having grown up before our eyes, williams has won 23 grand slams, including six u.s. open titles and seven wimbledon championships. on the

i mean, you know, we have a president zalinski and his wife, they have time for vogue magazine, shooting something that is akin to war porn. lensky wants, as the european union is cutting back dramatically on energy usage. ukraine wanted free now. and we can go on and on. i've lost count how many billions of dollars and arms have been sent there. but it's not working. okay. the propaganda is there, but the reality is forcing people slowly but surely that this is a lost cause. and the boy should go ahead. i don't think the west is quite there yet. i think they're still in the doubling down and denial stage that these the vogue photo shoot especially was, was a, to me an act of desperation to, to try to get some attention back to the issue. but nothing is going to change the fact that ukraine is money peer to the more bottomless enough gamma stand ever was . and you know, say on the bursary of that is coming up. and we all know how that ended. even though the same media who are flogging some sort of miss of ukrainian victory, would love us to forget. and that was only a year ago. no, i mea

in an article for vogue magazine, the american, 23 time grand slam champion, said, she didn't like thehich starts later his month. in an instagram post she said: "there comes a time in life, when we have to decide to move in a different direction." she also went on to say: "now, the countdown has begun. i have to focus on being a mum, my spiritual goals and finally discovering a different, butjust exciting serena. i'm gonna relish these next few weeks." earlier i spoke to pam shriver, a former professional tennis player, a 22 time major doubles champion, and olympic gold medalist. i asked her if she thought serena made the right decision. she is in the sunset of her career and has been there for a while. it was great to see her play at wimbledon, a three hour and 11 minute match, but clearly showing the signs of not playing for a year, but what she has done in the sport since managing herfirst major in 1999 — winning herfirst major is truly remarkable, a 25 year professional career, and there are so many things that are off the charts with what she has done and her legacy off the court

in an article for vogue magazine, the american 23—time grand slam champion said she didn't like the wordtennis" after the us open, which starts later his month. in an instagram post, she said: "there comes a time in life when we have to decide to move "in a different direction." she also went on to say: "now, the countdown has begun. "i have to focus on being a mum, my spiritual goals "and finally discovering a different, "butjust exciting serena. "i'm gonna relish these next few weeks." i don't know, i guess there isjust a light at the end of the tunnel. laughs what is that light? i don't know, i'm getting closer to the light. laughs yeah, lately that's been it for me — can't wait to get to that light. i know you are joking... i'm notjoking. ok then, so explain what the light is to you, what the light represents. freedom...yeah. i love playing, though, it's amazing, but i can't do this for ever, so it's just like sometimes you just want to try your best to enjoy the moments and do the best that you can. that and do the best that you can. was serena williams earlier, i spoke to pam shriv

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outside the stadium in new york city, here's cnbc's valerie castro. >> reporter: this month's "vogue" cover featuring tennis superstar serena williams and her farewell to the sport, saying i'm terrible at good-byes. her 4-year-old daughter olympia also on the cover. williams says one reason she's stepping away from the game is the desire to expand her family, pointing out she can't do both if i were a guy, i wouldn't be writing this because i'd be out there playing and winning while my wife was doing the physical labor of expanding our family, adding, i definitely don't want to be pregnant again as an athlete. besides being a mother, her attention also turning to her growing venture capital company, serena ventures, raising millions for companies founded by women and people of color >> she's an epitome and role model for women. >> reporter: danette layton is ceo of the women sports foundation >> i give her a lot of credit for talking about the importance of family and trying to strike that balance as well as being the competitive elite athlete that she's been for so long. now she want

freedom to appear on the cover of vogue, for example, where serena williams says she will be evolvingaying days one behind the the all—time record of margaret court. but serena williams has transformed the perception and execution of her sport and that is a career. joe wilson, bbc news. we were talking of the conditions in france and the drought and the heat from europe was coming up and affecting us in the uk. time for a look at the weather. here�*s sarah keith—lucas. we have some of that heat heading our way, we have some of that heat heading ourway, it we have some of that heat heading our way, it is an unusually dry and hot summer. conditions are quite static, with a big area of high pressure controlling things. this was a beautiful picture as we ended the day in the vale of glamorgan. we have had some fair weather cloud, but none thick enough to produce any showers. it isjust but none thick enough to produce any showers. it is just the far north—west of scotland that is the lucky enough to be receiving the rain. but the front there is slow—moving so a fair bit of rain for the wes

the 23—time grand slam winner's comments in vogue magazine and on social media said she was evolvingny tan celebrated, it was the clearest evidence yet that serena williams can't go on forever. in her own way she is now reaching that conclusion, with her own words and her own sense of humour. i don't know, i'm getting closer to the light. laughter yeah, so that's like lately that's been... ..that�*s been it for me. i can't wait to get to that light. reporter: i know you're joking... . i'm notjoking! ok, so explain to me what the light is to you, what the light represents. freedom. freedom to appear on the cover of vogue, for example, where serena williams says she will be evolving away from tennis after the us open, which starts this month. she can't yet bear to use the word "retire". well, she's been with us for so long. serena williams secured her first grand slam singles title in the 1990s, she's won 23 in total, she may now end her playing days one behind the the all—time record of margaret court. but serena williams has transformed the perception and execution of her sport and t

writing in vogue magazine, she said was �*evolving away from the sport�*, but added she did not serenaorts correspondent, joe wilson. do you remember wimbledon, late—night, late first round? as harmony tan celebrated, it was the clearest evidence yet that serena can�*t go on forever. in her own way, she is now reaching that conclusion, with her own words and her own sense of humour. i don�*t know, i�*m getting closer to the light. laughter yeah, so lately that�*s been it for me, can�*t wait to get to that light. i know you're joking. i�*m notjoking. ok, so explain what the light is to you, what the light represents. freedom. freedom to appear on the cover of vogue, where serena williams says she will be evolving away from tennis after the us open which starts this month. she can�*t yet bear to say the word retire. she has 23 grand slam singles titles, one short of the record. she has transformed the perception and execution of her sport, and that is a career. joe wilson, bbc news. the actorjohn travolta has led the tributes to dame olivia newton—john — who starred with him in the 1970s

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reggie: vogue is my number one favorite song of all time.e beyonce quiz, it's my song. kumasi: mine is virgos group. -- virgos group - groove. maybe i need a break. kumasi: i will text you the quiz. lisa: alrighty, monday morning and we are looking at live doppler 7 marie we had the monsoonal moisture which is usually happens in the summertime in the area of low pressure to the west of his outside and that's kept is locked in this pattern so very little change into monday and a low cloud deck is back but more diffuse meaning it's not really as widespread. we have around the bay. the sun is coming up at 6:18 a.m. and 62 in oakland. santa clara is in the mid-50's. the marine layer looks kind of depressed they are. looking at upper 50's in fairfield and napa. the fog has been pervasive in the north bay. eory st of fog at the coast and we will be looking at sunny and mild conditions to day stuff or warmer pattern begins later in the week. you see the low clouds across the bay and then they peel back. monsoon action in the sierra but for us is th

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the piece today in vogue, i was reading it at commercial break. i love it. she's so human and that is so relatable. she said, i hate it. i hate i have to be at this cross roads. i'm torn, i don't want it to be over but i'm ready for what is next and saying know that this is it, the end of a story that started in compton, california, with a little black girl who just wanted to play tennis. i love to win. i love to battle. so you hear it all there from her and i can't wait to see what she does next. >> absolutely. up next, andrew warren joins us on why he thinks florida governor ron desantis is trying to overthrow democracy. that is next when "morning joe" returns. welcome to allstate where the safer you drive, the more you save like rachel here how am i looking? looking good! the most cautious driver we got am i there? no keep going how's that? i'll say when now? is that good? lots of cars have backup cameras now you know those are for amateurs there we go like a glove, girl (phone chimes) safe driving and drivewise can save you 40% with allstate click or cal

the 40-year-old super star announced her tennis career is winding down in vogue magazine.stating that she would be moving on to other things. williams has been ranked the world's number one for 319 weeks over her career. little legal little league moment now, scary moment. jarvis got hit by the pitch. the pitcher clearly shaken by the incident. jarvis comes over to console him. gave him a hug. told him it's okay after he got hit in the head just a great show of sportsmanship right there. start them young. that's all i havetosay. >> there's so much iofielwith lg so neat. >> itscary moment. i got out of the game of baseball because a 40-mile an hour heater got me in the ribs so i can't imagine one at that age hitting you in the head. >> you felt for the pitcher because it was an accident. he felt for the batter. >> it was a good moment. >> good to see good sportsmanship no question. >>> and dogs in the bay area found wandering through a >>> a dog from has been reunited from his owner after found wandering the streets of germany. police pieced together about how that happened

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incredibly, she wrote a part of >> thing in vogue she wrote, i'd like to think that thanks to the womans can be themselves. they can wear what they want, say what they want. >> and kick. but i'm proud of. think absolutely right. i have to so. no, i won't produce the show. yeah. that was at the u.s. open and i got to go. i would run on my brakes to go. the tennis. right. and i got to see both of the williams sisters playoff. you can make you know what 100 plus miles per hour slice. sounds like until you're standing and next to it. and then it is just shocking. how the aston furious those tennis, why she's amazing. and you know what? i think she's going to do more amazing things want your tire. so i have no doubt. so have all the time to do it for sure. we're ready for it. you know, i don't think the williams sisters story and any time soon. i think those ladies are going to stay just kind of really the world for a long time. they're pretty incredible. and yes, can you imagine the doors they've open for? exactly. if anyone's heading out to play tennis this afternoon, they've got a nice af

in an instagram post highlighting a vogue cover article serena williams doesn't use the word retirement but says, quote, there comes a time in life when you have to decide to move in a different direction. she plans to focus on her family and business interests williams is scheduled to play in the u.s. open later this month and it appears that will be her last tournament. ag again, quoting, the countdown has begun. i am going to relish the next few weeks. won't we all today nancy pelosi defended her visit to taiwan that prompted chinese military maneuvers in the area >> we cannot allow the chinese government to isolate taiwan they may say to them you can't go to the world health organization but they're not going to say who can go to taiwan and, yes it was worth it. and what the chinese are doing is what they usually do. >> and nbc news reporting mike pompeo president trump's secretary of state as the former president tried to avoid leaving office will meet remotely today with the house's january 6th committee. i just can't imagine tennis without serena >> i'm so focused on that "vogue"

and others calling it her vogue moment.once teamed up with the queen of pop, that would be madonna, of course, for a mashup of "break my soul" and "vogue." now, that single is called "break my soul," queen's remix and it has a who's who of honorable mentions. including solange, including destiny's child's band mate kelly rowland and lizzo. who shared her reaction on twitter, writing, quote, i always believed in me. now beyonce believed in me too. beyonce is always keeping us on our toes. i am listening to this album nonstop.azing. >>> now let's move on to comedy legend -- to a comedy legend. he's been the jerk and the father of the bride, and now steve martin is hinting at his retirement. after 60 years in show business, the funny man tells "the hollywood reporter" after his hit show "only murders in the building" comes to an end, he's going to try and slow down, saying, quote, when this television show is done, i'm not going to seek others. i'm not going to seek other movies. i don't want to do cameos. this is weirdly it.