have huge american artists, but i was lucky enough to catch a band korn boot mack called the lottery winners, they are from my home town but they have recently had a uk number one album. there are more than 2000 acts performing here and everybody is clearly enjoying themselves. everybody is clearly en oying themselves. everybody is clearly en oying themselves. ., . ., themselves. thank you so much for oinin: themselves. thank you so much for joining us- themselves. thank you so much for joining us. always themselves. thank you so much for joining us. always a themselves. thank you so much for joining us. always a bit themselves. thank you so much for joining us. always a bit of - themselves. thank you so much for joining us. always a bit of a - themselves. thank you so much for joining us. always a bit of a risky i joining us. always a bit of a risky business, going live to glastonbury. well done to daniel and apologies for some bad language there. security staff on the doors
did it to try to thwart the russians. and there s a third one which is essentially that there s been a lot of fighting in the area. both sides have bombed the area. the ukrainians and russians and some of that bombing has affected parts of the dam and maybe itjust collapsed because it hasn t been properly maintained. you know, dams don tjust stand there forever without being. so i honestly don t know. adam was saying at the beginning that, you know, from those who are sort of watching this from our position, obviously this has been the really dominant story of the week because it s obviously a military consequence potentially in terms of access around the area. but there s also the humanitarian and the ecological consequences. i mean, it s a it s a really significant event across the board. right. well, i ve seen this reservoir that s emptying now into the river. it s 150 miles long. that s the distance it takes. that s the distance between where we re sitting in london and my home tow
thinking of his buddies that he didn t bring back. congresswoman mikie sherrill thinks about her grandfather who was a b-24 bomber pilot in world war ii. i think about what life would have been like if my grandfather hadn t come home, like so many people on the wall that didn t come home. how that impacts their family. there are only three vietnam veterans left in the house. jack burgman, jim baird, and mike tompson. i have kids that i grew up with and people that i served with on that wall. i think about the people that i grew up with, gary rodriguez, dan long, and doug zebra, all from my home town and close to it. i think about it every day almost. you don t ever forget it. this weekend john james is thinking no the just about those left behind but those who came back but whose anguish and pain
martha: look at her. she hit the ball very well off the tee. i love this. i love this video because nice swing, first of all. greg: yeah. martha: she goes like halfway and look at all the silly she, she goes look at all these idiots they re all choicing the ball all at the same time and 11 little kids. she goes not only that i m going to do a cartwheel. greg: that s good. martha: and then make it to first -gbase base. that happened mine home town. greg: i don t know, but i was born before there was tee ball. we played real sports with, you know, you had a swing and a ball that was coming at you. martha: she s six years old. greg: you gotta learn young martha. martha: they start with tee ball. nick: i don t like the show boating and the hot dogging. greg: all right, raw. rob: my home town is baltimore maryland. it s a great american city and they have a problem with people doing drag racing and fast racing on the city streets kind