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can kind of take this from here. and i thine i k we want to hear about hope. so i mean, is sports what are sportse we doing?s th this is the one safe haven. and this guy intentionally went after a little kid. shame. get a life. really. ? a >> that's not that's a negative, right? what? i'm telling him to get away from there. we go back dowlifen. ere we there we go. g the yeah. we hope he's bankrupt and the company has to sell itself>> pt and t t. n >> but we reallyan we love, we love hold and we love you. >> sage, thank you so much for coming on and telling the trut:, . thanks, jesse. he's a notorious mobster, but he say b hs joe biden makesa look like a choirboy hit man. e. sammy the bull is next. >> the virus that causes shingles is sleeping in 99%es a of people over 50. it's lying dormant, waitina gouw and could reactivate. and could reactivate. shingles, strikeake. blistering rash that can last for weeks. >> and it could wake at any
look visibly moved yourself. i am. the enormity _ look visibly moved yourself. i am. the enormity of— look visibly moved yourself. i am. the enormity of what _ look visibly moved yourself. i am. the enormity of what has - look visibly moved yourself. t —n the enormity of what has happened is hard to take in. i think for everyone, including myself, we are just processing not only what this has meant for our city, but i think today we are really focused on our players, our concern, our hearts going out to those who are grieving today, the family, the friends, —— focused on our prayers, our concern. to all those who knew grace 0'malley—kumar and barnaby webber and the person yet to be named. as a parent of three student aged young people, i can't help but be affected by personally imagining the extraordinary... i can't imagine the grief they are going through, but knowing just how much it affects their future, knowing just how much it affects theirfuture, their knowing just how much it affects their future, their whole lives knowing just how much it affects theirfuture, their whole lives have been devastated by this. so, yes, we
are you — great songs. i absolutely love it. are you enjoying yourself? i am are you en'oying yourself? i am havin: are you enjoying yourself? i am having such _ are you enjoying yourself? i am having such an _ are you enjoying yourself? i am having such an amazing - are you enjoying yourself? t —.n having such an amazing time. if anything i'm worried i'm peaking too soon. how often do we get this not often. i'mjust soon. how often do we get this not often. i'm just as happy running. that is a good point. the warnings of impending industrial action haven't the courage to arrive early. —— met the carriage had to arrive. but what on arrival it was. the party has well and truly started. time for a look at the weather. here's susan powell. from the glorious brightness of eurovision to this. yes, it is the severn bridge about an hour or so ago. the cloud is down, the rain is hammering and for many this afternoon has looked a bit like it is turning into light, thunderstorms have brewed across england and wales. in monmouthshire nearly 30
effectively as you have the commonwealth of 66 countries, different from the realms, and he has to make sure that the commonwealth remains strong, or else the monarchy and the royal family lose that. they need empire lite to stay relevant and the commonwealth is that, it is all of these countries with head of state, the monarchy at the top, it is supposed to be about friendship and trade but for the royal family, it is also about power. irate for the royal family, it is also about power-— for the royal family, it is also about power. we will be across everything _ about power. we will be across everything that _ about power. we will be across everything that is _ about power. we will be across everything that is happening i about power. we will be across i everything that is happening here this evening. the concert getting under way, all of the crowds, but for now, back to the studio. t am for now, back to the studio. i am lovin: for now, back to the studio. i am loving the _ for now, back to the studio. i am loving the matching _ for now, back to the studio. i am loving the matching colour - for now, back to the studio. t —n loving the matching colour scheme from you and your guest, afua hagan. thank you. the head of an anti—monarchy group
have mugs, bowls, everything. i am uuite have mugs, bowls, everything. i am quite literally _ have mugs, bowls, everything. i am quite literally living _ have mugs, bowls, everything. t —n quite literally living my best have mugs, bowls, everything. t5.t1 quite literally living my best life this morning. i am giddy as a kipper to be in the potteries, where else would we come ahead of a correlation? i want you to meet steve. you are busy, what are you crafting? i steve. you are busy, what are you craftin: ? . ., ~ steve. you are busy, what are you craftin. ? ., ., ~' .., , ., crafting? i am making covers to the candle holders. _ crafting? i am making covers to the candle holders. this _ crafting? i am making covers to the candle holders. this is _ crafting? i am making covers to the candle holders. this is not - crafting? i am making covers to the candle holders. this is not your- candle holders. this is not your first royal— candle holders. this is not your first royal event _ candle holders. this is not your first royal event working - candle holders. this is not your first royal event working here. | candle holders. this is not your| first royal event working here. i have done quite a few. i have done the silver_ have done quite a few. i have done the silverjubilee, the gold and you believe. _ the silverjubilee, the gold and you believe, 70th anniversary. all the royal— believe, 70th anniversary. all the royal weddings. believe, 70th anniversary. all the royalweddings. been believe, 70th anniversary. all the royal weddings. been doing believe, 70th anniversary. all the royalweddings. been doing it believe, 70th anniversary. all the royal weddings. been doing it for quite _ royal weddings. been doing it for quite a _ royal weddings. been doing it for quite a while. is it royal weddings. been doing it for quite a while-— quite a while. is it lovely to know ou are quite a while. is it lovely to know you are part _ quite a while. is it lovely to know you are part of— quite a while. is it lovely to know you are part of this _ quite a while. is it lovely to know you are part of this history, - quite a while. is it lovely to know you are part of this history, that| you are part of this history, that people will have these in their homes for years to come? it is a wonderful— homes for years to come? it is a wonderful feeling _ homes for years to come? it is a wonderful feeling and _ homes for years to come? it is a wonderful feeling and the - homes for years to come? it is a wonderful feeling and the end i wonderful feeling and the end product — wonderful feeling and the end product is fantastic. doesn't look much _ product is fantastic. doesn't look much here — product is fantastic. doesn't look much here but when it is finished it is brilliant — much here but when it is finished it is brilliant. a much here but when it is finished it is brilliant. w , is brilliant. good luck, he is retirin: is brilliant. good luck, he is retiring after _ is brilliant. good luck, he is retiring after 53 _ is brilliant. good luck, he is retiring after 53 years - is brilliant. good luck, he is retiring after 53 years this l is brilliant. good luck, he is - retiring after 53 years this summer. enjoy the holidays. how much is this
compromise and so, politically, if seen progress today with kyiv and what difference it will make, we will not knowjust yet. 0ne what difference it will make, we will not knowjust yet. one more story we are keeping an eye on because the producer ed has been appearing in court and a child to decide whether his hit thinking out loud was a copy of let's get it on. co—writing the hit with marvin gaye, they are seeking millions of dollars in damages from ed sheeran. t am in damages from ed sheeran. i am here forjustice, _ in damages from ed sheeran. t —n here forjustice, protecting my father's intellectual properties and all i am expecting is his name to be honoured and his work and his legacy and the fact that i want all artists intellectual property protected. ed sheeran denies his song was little copy of that hit and the trend is
to say if he used a private gp. but as he faced the commons for the first time this year he said he did use the nhs after all. t am use the nhs after all. i am registered _ use the nhs after all. i am registered with _ use the nhs after all. i am registered with an - use the nhs after all. i am registered with an nhs - use the nhs after all. i am | registered with an nhs gp, use the nhs after all. i am i registered with an nhs gp, i use the nhs after all. t —n registered with an nhs gp, i have used independent health care in the past and i'm also grateful to my hospital for the fantastic care they've given my family over the years. they've given my family over the ears. ~ ., , ., . they've given my family over the ears. ., , .. they've given my family over the ears. ., , ~ years. with ambulance staff striking toda , net years. with ambulance staff striking today. net is — years. with ambulance staff striking today, net is planning _ years. with ambulance staff striking today, net is planning a _ years. with ambulance staff striking today, net is planning a walk-out i today, net is planning a walk—out next week, the labour leader tried to pin the blame on the prime minister stopping in the 13 years of the last labour government there were no national nhs strikes. if the prime minister had negotiated with the nurses before christmas, they wouldn't be on strike. if he had negotiated with the ambulance workers, they wouldn't be on strike either. so, why is he choosing to prolong the misery rather than end the strikes? mr prolong the misery rather than end the strikes?— the strikes? mr speaker, we've alwa s the strikes? mr speaker, we've always been — the strikes? mr speaker, we've always been clear _ the strikes? mr speaker, we've always been clear that - the strikes? mr speaker, we've always been clear that we - the strikes? mr speaker, we've always been clear that we want| always been clear that we want constructive dialogue with the unions. that is also why when it
re it's real.it. i would just i would just sayat, becaus thannd not report on it. i'm going to read that because it's a great idea. >> true! thank you. thank you. all right. thank by that book. you, ju and if you don't, you're probably a homophobe. sure.as thank you. julie banderas will chat. shadowfax if our studio audience watches and david gergen, 60%, i love you. oh, everybody. >> i'm jesse watters along jud with judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., katie pavlik and jimmy failure. failure. it's five o'clock in new york city. this is th e five presidenttrying biden trying to midterm's pivot to save his part m y from a red wave wipe out. of americans ar a majority of americans are in t. n what the joe doesn't have a clue on what they care about. 63% wish you would pays
as well, not least because it is designed to undermine environmental regulations, avoid fair taxation and bypass local democracy. in the past, he has said he is a green tory. i have to put it to him that is an endangered species right now. if he is serious about being a green tory, will he take steps to demonstrated by ruling out any policies that will undermine nature protection and restoration, and will he accept that there is no financial capital that is not entirely dependent on a thriving natural capital? t am thriving natural capital? i am absolutely — thriving natural capital? i am absolutely committed - thriving natural capital? i am absolutely committed to i thriving natural capital? t —n absolutely committed to protecting our green spaces and boosting biodiversity. but i also think it's important to look at environmental regulations, to see if they can be streamlined in a way that is consistent with allowing the natural world to flourish as well as the economy. world to flourish as well as the economy-— world to flourish as well as the econom . ., _, ., ., ~ economy. can i welcome and thank the chancellor for — economy. can i welcome and thank the chancellor for bringing _ economy. can i welcome and thank the chancellor for bringing so _ economy. can i welcome and thank the chancellor for bringing so quickly i economy. can i welcome and thank the chancellor for bringing so quickly a i chancellor for bringing so quickly a cool calm reassurance to the markets
right. absolutely, i think all do. this is an _ right. absolutely, i think all do. this is an crude _ right. absolutely, i think all do. this is an crude but _ right. absolutely, i think all do. this is an crude but the - right. absolutely, i think all do. this is an crude but the next - right. absolutely, i think all do. i this is an crude but the next flight will carry— this is an crude but the next flight will carry four crew members to the moon_ will carry four crew members to the moon and _ will carry four crew members to the moon and back.— will carry four crew members to the moon and back. how much time do we have? you can't _ moon and back. how much time do we have? you can't launch _ moon and back. how much time do we have? you can't launch this _ moon and back. how much time do we have? you can't launch this locket - have? you can't launch this locket at everyday, can you? there is a certain amount of work that goes into prepping the rocket, every few days to get you there? that into prepping the rocket, every few days to get you there?— days to get you there? that is ri . ht. days to get you there? that is right- the _ days to get you there? that is right. the reason _ days to get you there? that is right. the reason for - days to get you there? that is right. the reason for the - days to get you there? that is| right. the reason for the scrap days to get you there? that is i right. the reason for the scrap is really— right. the reason for the scrap is really what — right. the reason for the scrap is really what determines the turnaround time for us but no matter what, _ turnaround time for us but no matter what. there — turnaround time for us but no matter what, there are some consumables we need to— what, there are some consumables we need to re—feel. it takes a little bit to— need to re—feel. it takes a little bit to get— need to re—feel. it takes a little bit to get the rocket ready to go again. _ bit to get the rocket ready to go again. of— bit to get the rocket ready to go again, of course if it isjust weather, _ again, of course if it isjust weather, maybe we can turn around realty _ weather, maybe we can turn around really quickly but it we need to troubleshoot more technical issues or if we _ troubleshoot more technical issues or if we need to actually get in and replace _ or if we need to actually get in and replace or— or if we need to actually get in and replace or repair something, we may even need _ replace or repair something, we may even need to roll back to the va —— the vehicle — even need to roll back to the va —— the vehicle assembly building. i am told they have _ the vehicle assembly building. i am told they have to _ the vehicle assembly building. t —n told they have to take the rocket back into the vehicle assembly building here, it will introduce a few weeks of delay. charlie