honorable ben ray lujan senator from the state of new mexico to perform the duties of the chair side patrick leahy president pro tem. >> the senate stands adjourned until 8:30 a.m. on july 1, 2022 . >> a brief session in the senate with lawmakers on a two-week recess. will be back for legislative business on july 11. as always follow the senate live here on c-span2. >> thank you for joining us here tonight. those of you who are your live and also those of you online, there's other talk with igcatherine schley, author of stop the killing. this event is hosted by the

honorable ben ray lujan senator from the state of new mexico to perform the duties of the chair side patrick leahy president pro tem. >> the senate stands adjourned until 8:30 a.m. on july 1, 2022 . >> a brief session in the senate with lawmakers on a two-week recess. ll

and what it happened was that one of hunter's chinese business partners, a man named patrick had been arrested at jfk airport on bribery charges. and now, "the new york times" was looking into the story. hunter was panicking about accusing his friends of having leaked through the times. in this story was a big deal for them. and so they are you in joe biden's own voice is assuring his son hunter that he was all clear. he said i think you are clear that the story was good. that at the very least but then lied to joe biden throughout the campaign that he knew nothing about his son's business dealings. >> just for everyone to be reminded of that. let's play neighbor 2 here. a flash back to 2019. >> have you ever spoken to your son about his overseas business dealings? >> president biden: i have never discussed with my son or my brother or anyone else anything having to do with their businesses, period. >> dana: he might've been the first father in the history of the world to never show an interest in his son's work. and i think that what is interesting as i know "the new york post" cover

the driver has been identified as patrick hall and officers say he will face charges. >> 46 people have been found dead in a tractor trailer in what is presumed to be a migrant smuggling attempt over in san antonio, texas. a u.s. official says 16 others in the truck were taken to hospitals and among them were for children. the fire chief says that the patients were hot to the touch and dehydrated and no water was found in that trailer. >> california voters will decide in november whether to guarantee the right to an abortion in the state constitution. state lawmakers gave final approval today to a measure that would put the issue before the state's voters. it is the latest counter measure aimed at the u.s. supreme court's decision to overturn roe versus wade. governor newsom says he has signed an executive order to further protect abortion rights for women. take a listen. thank you. mistress next. this new action. >> will help ensure women coming from other states are safe here in california. this state, california will not hand over patients who come in to receive abortion or opreprodu

and suddenly patrick , one ofe the executives of that company is arrested at jfk on bribery charges and the new york times is sniffing aroundd and there are text showing that hunter iso panicking about this .ut his lawyer tells him, don't worry, i've hose down the new york times. i've been talking to a reporter and they're not going to m mention joe and then after the story comes out, hunter is very relieved and he tells his lawyer, well, you did an amazing job of turning it into a big fat nothing because of h course, hunter biden had those skills. he was w trading on his father's government job. that's how he got the job of the oil company. exactly. miranda devine, he's done so much great reporting on this. thank you so much m. thanks, tucker . well,, we'll have more tonight from rio de janeiro, brazil. adaptiveness your it is a matter of life with death for a child to wake up in the morning and one day this hurts . one day another hurts. everything hurts. what am i trying to pass? what have i not tried? nothing works. the pain is still there. you know the thing about this cream i star

we're told the driver identified as patrick hall didn't stop investigators say during the chase hall shot at an officer's patrol car a bullet went through the windshield and hit the headrest narrowly missing the officer. according to the department the chase continued into vallejo where officers stopped the car with spike strip officers shot at hall who has taken to the hospital and is expected to recover. no officers were hurt still ahead here coping with everyday stress in a healthy way the new campaign aimed it offering free self-awareness tools as an alternative to using substances like alcohol and marijuana plus a land sale just announced today could mean the end of an era for great america amusement park what we know about the deal. when the part could close abc 7 news at 5 will be right back. tomorrow the santa clara county board of supervisors will vote on a measure to help provide narcan and other fent. prevention resources in schools the plan from supervisor cindy chavez would make funding available for schools to purchase narcan which can reverse the effects of an opioid o

the driver was identified as a patrick hall and he will face charges. >> the oakland police department is investigating a death of a side show yesterday morning. this happened near 54th avenue and international boulevard. police say 4 pedestrians were struck in that area. and when officers got to the scene, they found one man hurt and unresponsive. 3 others suffered minor injuries. one hayward resident was pronounced dead at the scene. >> the pedestrian that was struck in, unfortunately lost his life as a result of this was not involved in any sideshow activity. he was there with peers to be friends or relatives. and unfortunately, this incident affected him. obviously. the collision was a collision that happened at a really high-speed cars into that's been around. unfortunately, he happened to be on the curb where a vehicle and >> officers found a 19 year-old oakland resident behind the wheel of a nissan. he was detained by police and is facing charges of vehicular manslaughter. an administrative investigation is now underway to determine if the 2 officers at the scene were involved i

he has been identified as patrick hall of vallejo. fairfield police officer shot him right near griffin and gateway drive in vallejo last night after officers tried to pull him over during a high speed chase. police say during that pursuit hall repeatedly shot at a patrol vehicle and almost struck an officer. new details now from albany, where police have arrested woman on suspicion of arson in connection to two separate fires. now video from someone at the scene of that arrest, investigators say that 31 year old meghan straw started fire shortly before 3 30 yesterday afternoon. one fire was near pearse street park. the other was reported just a few blocks away. several people were evacuated. firefighters managed to stop the flames before they damaged any homes. everyone was allowed to return to their homes last night cal fire telling people in the south bay not to worry if they see or smell smoke east of san jose. cal fire is conducting a 70 acre prescribed burn and joseph d. grant county park. it's about eight miles east of san jose

the wounded suspect now in custody has been identified as patrick hull. albany police arrested a 31 year old woman on suspicion of arson for two fires that happened in the east bay city yesterday. we have video here of someone at the scene of the arrest. investigators say they believe 31 year old megan nicole straw started both fires shortly before 4 30 yesterday afternoon, one fire was reported near pearse street park in albany. the other was just a few blocks away from there. the fire was across the street. and then i would say approximately 20. minutes later, there was another fire notice up the block on the hill, which has a lot of eucalyptus trees, and it's you know, very dry. firefighters managed to stop the flames before the damaged any homes. crews are still monitoring that scene for possible flare ups. we will be here, making sure that nothing rekindles and there's no hot spots. but yeah, for the most part, the active firefighting is completed. people who evacuated their homes were allowed to return to their homes last night. anyone with informat

the driver was identified as patrick hall and he will be facing charges. not to the latest on the war in ukraine. authorities say that scores of civilians are feared dead after a russian missile struck a crowded shopping mall today. it happened in the city of cream and chuck, in the central part of ukraine, president volodymyr zelenskyy says that more than 1000 people were inside when the missile struck. the latest reports have at least 11 people dead and 50 injured. but those numbers are sadly expected to rise. the war in ukraine is a big focus of the g 7 economic summit happening in germany. president biden is there as world leaders promise unwavering support for ukraine in the face of russian aggression are washed. washington correspondent trevor shirley has more. >> president biden, along with other world leaders held a video conference with ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky as the u.s. is preparing to announce a new round of military aid to ukraine. the summit is taking place in germany. the u.s. is joined by other countries, including canada, fr

patrick henry's letter, someone so snuff box. it was really very much a relic focus. i find it really fascinating, especially in a post civil war contacts. relics became really mainstream. the idea of collecting these things became very important. you see these massive world fairs and exposition start happening all across the globe. there is an interest in collecting, categorizing, figuring out what's important! what do we need to save? telling that from this early day, least hardy sisters who self the mitten, i think this is something worthy of displaying. they would probably put it on display. i imagine they had the impetus to do the. it is not a great answer for your question, but i would definitely advise going down that rabbit hole. >> thanks. all right, another question, there was a letter, matthew, that he put out. stating that the robe would cost $53. any idea how much money that would have been today, or what the equivalent would've been at the time? >> i have not had a chance to sort of figure that out. it seems to me to be a lot of money for one rogue. at t

police say a man identified as patrick hall sped away and fired multiple shots. police followed the driver where the suspect's tired were punctured. it ended at fairgrounds pla. the suspect is expected to survive. no officers were ass the h grow crisis. the center where people under the influence of opioids and other substances will be able to stay temporarily to ride out highs and get connected to treatment. this is south of market district. there are 20 beds will people can stay for between four and 12 hours longer than necessary. >> we have lots of drug crisis on the street and it's safer to come inside to a facility like this than to be on the street. >> the summer rise opening comes ahead of the closing of the tenderloin center which will shut its doors in december. >>> home, love, pride. presented by waymo. >> thousands of people took to the streets of san francisco for the first in-person pride parade in two years. the crowds were out early to get a good spot and soak in the atmosphere that's been missing since 2019. lauren toms caught up with people along

the driver has been identified as patrick hall and he will no doubt be facing charges. we also want to bring you an update on this deadly train crash in the east bay. 3 people died and 5 others were hurt after a car crashed into an amtrak train in brentwood. this all taking place on sunday afternoon. this happened around 1 o'clock on or woodrow. now the east contra costa fire district says the 2 adults were taken to the hospital and then a child was airlifted to a hospital as well. also new at noon congress as declared it will hold another hearing on the january 6 insurrection tomorrow. we reported last week that the previous hearing would be the last one for a while. the house panel that's investigating the capitol riot originally postpone further meetings until july to take a closer look at the new evidence that they have now, they've indicated that the evidence has to be shared with the american people as soon as possible. kron 4 will be following all of the latest developments. we'll bring you that hearing live tomorrow. soon as the broadcast begins. well, a federal

they have identified that man this morning is patrick hall hall is expected to survive the shooting. authorities say he was shot after officers tried to pull him over. he then led police on a pursuit, and police say during that pursuit paul repeatedly shot at a patrol car in almost struck an officer. police say they fired back, wounding him. no officers were hurt. new at noon, albany police arrested a 31 year old woman on suspicion of arson for two fires that happened in the east bay city yesterday. this is video from someone at the scene of that arrest. investigators say they believe 31 year old megan nicole straw started both fires shortly before 4 30 yesterday afternoon in albany. one was reported near pearse street park . the other was just a few blocks away in albany. the fire was across the street. and then i would say approximately 20. minutes later, there was another fire notice up the block on the hill, which has a lot of eucalyptus trees, and it's you know very dry. some residents had to be evacuated as a precaution. firefighters managed to stop the flames before they reach

list of those walk lurks are now federal judges, on the circuits -- miller, on the district courts patrick my cell, -- on forces and hearty. according to a 2019 article in the atlanta's justice thomas has more of his former clerks nominate to federal judgeship under president trump than any other justice past or present. and not to be outdone, -- or shall we say, recommended to the white house to be judges by our keynote speaker. all those nominees were confirmed thanks to our keynote speaker, let me pause on that for a minute, 30 years after the confirmation of clarence thomas. these clarence thomas loughlin its wouldn't be federal judges but for our keynote speaker. talk about the long game. [applause] in my lifetime there hasn't been a more consequential senator, in our country's history we'll, his place is already secured. ladies and gentlemen it's my honor and privilege to introduce the senator from kentucky, mitch mcconnell. [applause] >> well, thank you don, i deeply appreciate that overly generous introduction. and i'm thrilled to be here tonight, this is remarkable occasion, it's

at one point during that chase, the driver has now been identified as patrick hall actually started shooting at officers in pursuit. one of those shots struck the driver's side headrest of one of the police cars narrowly missing the officer. police use spike strips to bring this chase to an end in vallejo. but they say that's when hall started shooting at them once again and in response, officers opened fire striking hall. he was taken to the hospital with non life-threatening injuries. well, 3 people are dead and 5 others injured after a car crashed into an amtrak train in brentwood yesterday afternoon. it happened right around 1 o'clock on or would road the east contra costa fire district says 2 adults were taken to the hospital and a child was airlifted. the condition of those that didn't die in that crash is still unknown this morning. we're trying to track that down. breaking news overnight. one person is dead after a car crash on westbound 80 at the bay bridge toll plaza. it was about 9 o'clock last night that the chp says a car crashed into a barrier, then rolled over and struck anoth

instead, he led officers on a chase and it was during that chase that the driver who we now know is patrick hall start shooting at officers. fact, one of those shots struck the driver's side headrest following a police car narrowly missing the officer. police used a spike strip to bring that chase to an end in vallejo. but police say that's when all started shooting at them again. and that's when officers returned fire hall was hit and taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. no officers were injured. meanwhile, 3 people are dead and 5 others injured after a car crashed into an amtrak train in brentwood yesterday afternoon. this was right around 1 o'clock on norwood road a difficult situation for all those people involved. >> the east contra costa fire district says 2 adults were taken to the hospital and a child even had to be airlifted to get emergency help. >> also breaking news this morning. one person is dead after a car crash on westbound 80 at the bay bridge toll plaza. it happened about 9 o'clock last night. according to chp, the car crashed into a barrier and rolle

patrick hall. so rs. pened fire at offi one of those shots actually hit the driver's side. headrest. one of the police cars narrowly missing the officer. police used a spike strip to ultimately bring that car to a stop in vallejo. but they say that's when he started shooting at them again. and that's when officers returned fire hall was hit and taken to hospital. we're told he has non life-threatening injuries and no officers were hurt. meanwhile, 3 people are dead and 5 others injured. now after a car crashed into an amtrak train. this was in brentwood yesterday afternoon right around 1 o'clock on or would road. yes, such a tragic incident there. the east contra costa fire district says 2 adults. >> were taken to the hospital and a child was even airlifted for medical treatment. all of their conditions are unknown at this time. but we are working to get more information for you. >> also breaking news overnight. one person is dead after a car crash on westbound 80 at the bay bridge. here's video from the scene. the accident happened about 9 o'clock last night. chp says a ca

and has been identified as patrick hall. the investigation continues into a deadly crash between an amtrak train in a car that happened in eastern contra costa county. authorities say the crash killed three people and injured three others. a train bound for oakland slammed into a honda civic that was crossing the tracks. it happened shortly after one o'clock yesterday afternoon near or wood road in brentwood. we do have three deceased that were in the vehicle. we did transport one child by medical helicopter to children's hospital, and two adult males went to john muir in walnut creek. there's no word yet on the condition of the injured victims in the car, including the child. investigators say none of the 81 passengers or five crew members, writing that amtrak was hurt in the crash. time now is 83 masks and no longer required indoors in alameda county. the county health department made the announcement last friday was rescinding the mask mandate. it was the only bay area county during state the mask policy earlier this mont

police say that during that chase, the driver now identified as patrick paul started shooting at officers. one of those shots actually hit the driver-side headrest of the police car narrowly missing the officer. police used a spike strip in the end to stop that car in vallejo. and that is when police say hall started shooting at officers again. and that is when officers returned, fire hall was hit. he's been taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. no officers were injured. we'll keep you updated on any sort of motive behind this chase. well, 3 people are dead. 5 others injured. now after a car crashed into an amtrak train in brentwood yesterday afternoon. >> apparently happened right around. 1 o'clock on norwood road. yeah. some terrifying moments there. the east cost contra costa fire district says 2 adults. >> were taken to the hospital and child was airlifted to get medical support as well. we're working to understand the condition of those victims at this time. also, some breaking news overnight to we had one person dead after a car crash on westbound 80 at the bay b

spit yeah chiefs quarterback, patrick mahomes thomas telling the world about a new addition coming to his team. take a look. >> his wife is excited. >> cannot tell what they would have. but he and his wife over the weekend, okay it is a boy, they told her close friends and families as you see, and then telling the world, they are having a baby boy and late fall or winter. this will be their second child is c and holding their daughter, sterling, who is now 16 months. >> now they have a little boy who can play football. >> we will see. >>> that is something to celebrate. >> yes we can still, good weather. >> and i'm looking forward to cooler temperatures, and the inland valley that is been so hot the past few days dublin one of those hot spots, and we do have a couple more days of this. temperatures start in the mid- 50s, it is cloudy and we are in the mid-50s now. we will be at 66 as the sky clears at 9:00, and lunchtime temperatures show 79 as we had it for 88 this afternoon. air conditioners back on for the inland valley. fairfield will reach 97. a high of 95 morgan hills, mid- 80s

no officers were hurt the wounded suspect again now in custody has been identified as patrick hall. our time is now 602 inflation relief checks could be in your bank by the end of this year. this is a tentative plan has been worked out by governor newsom and by state lawmakers. ktvu is james torres is here this morning with the details of this and what has to happen first. to get these checks into the hands of the people of california. good morning, jane. i'm gonna prove it. good morning to you, david. most californians could see a check ranging from $200 to $350 . based on how much money you make. it's all part of the states agreed. $17 billion inflation relief package. going out to 23 million californians meant to help offer relief for rising inflation. and of course, those gas prices. here's the plan if you are single and making less than $75,000, you will get that $350 check. you'll get the $250 check for making less than 125,000. and a $200 check if you make less than 250,000 each of those values double if you are married with joint salaries, that means a family can receive up

bruce springsteen's sidekick, john patrick mcenroe jr. >> i remember wondering how arthur and the volatile younger generation of tennis would get along. >> what did i say? tell me. please tell me. please tell me. >> you could see sam smith, rod laver, and arthur, they were perfect gentlemen. and then these young shouting hoodlums acting wild kids come along. i think it was quite a challenge. >> i like to stick to protocol. i like to stick to the rules. there are a lot of little incidents with john. if a match was supposed to start at 1:00, john would always wait until three minutes past 1:00, always. things like that. >> i remember a match where arthur didn't say a word to me at all. he's looking at these stats, and i'm like, this is a bunch of baloney. but i would say the only time there was real friction, i believe it was the final match against argentina. >> basically, i guess that had been building up a little bit. >> john mcenroe, besides playing his usual brilliant tennis, got into his usual antics on the court. >> you shouldn't be in the chair, all right. you're junk. >> you were ve

there was an acting director el patrick gray. felt was number two. he wanted to become number one. so he was leaking information to undercut. his rivals inside the fbi. inside the fbi this is a an interpretation that is persuasive in my view and it's the subject of of a book length treatment called leak mark felt self-disclosed is deep throat in the year 2005 when he was in his 90s. encouraged by his family to do so leighton his life. so, you know if you look closely at the hairline here. there is some so maybe there was a hint or clue in the movie the 1976 movie. that the deepthroat character played by how holbert played exquisitely well by how holbrook it's actually kind of mark felt mark felt's name surfaced frequently in the speculation about who is deep throat. he always denied it. he said i want occasion. if i had been deepthroat, i i would have done it better. he threw people off the trail and woodward helped too. there was a little bit of circumvention on woodward's part he said at one point that deep throat was not in the intelligence community in washington. the fbi most

. >> i'm patrick shaw. please introduce and pass the motion to continue today's hearing to the call of the chair of the ps and s committee to the board and members of the public who continue to receive updates on the potential laguna honda closure. dph informed me that reporting discharges will to these locations would violate hipaa patient privacy protections. this board will need to do in your toes to continue to obtain that level of detail as of today there have been at least six reporteddischarges . the task for dph is apparently going to quote some line with data about the laguna honda closure plan that doesn't provide a url of wearable where it will be posted online and whether it will report the number of discharges to the community and to out of county facilities. the dashboard must be expanded. spending 5.6 million on the two contracts with hsa t and hma to obtain laguna honda's cms recertification is essential. why is the hma contract through june 23 when this recertification application is to be

message helps people realize that we're just one more in the minority that have been discriminated patrick carney, the founder of the project, says nowadays the brightly colored symbol is born with wine. what about 80 years ago, the downward pink triangle was used as a symbol of hate against men that has this horrible, tragic history that we have to remember during the holocaust. the nazis used colored triangles to categorize selected groups of people blue for immigrants. >> yellow for jews, etcetera, and pink for. >> for the. but years later, the meaning behind the pink triangle started to change in the 80's. activists used the to call attention to the hiv aids crisis, killing thousands a day meant by the 90's. it was used more than just a protest to move and took on a more representative, meaning for the in 1996 party and many supporters want to bring the message of triangle to the bay area. started out as a wild are with not got here at 04:00am. every 10 or 12 of it turns into a vibrant work art that has grown in size over the years and is now almost 8 per wine. it's here to commemorate

at a gathering of delegates to the national rural patrick cooperative associations youth conference you have your obligation to your parents to your teachers to your principles but you also have a very strong compelling obligation to your country. if we are going to survive as a free nation if we're going to have the liberty and independence in the freedom that we want if we're going to have the opportunity. the prosperity the jobs and the housing and the beautification all the things that we like and that we want we're going to have to have first. qualified leaders and you can't find better talent to work on. than you young people who come from rural? this month the president followed through on a promise. he made to the nation's young people. in june, he sent to congress a message asking that the vote to 18 year olds. as part of her beautification campaign the first lady paid tribute to local projects that have improved the face of the nation's capital. yesterday i drove around the town. about two or three hours because i wanted to see the accomplishments at first hand and i was delig

thomas brady edward patrick. being an new england myself, i don't blame them one bit. so my point here sir, this country simply can't afford critically a preventable one. i'm surprised in reviewing the league rules to prepare for this hearing, the schuylkill hearing we uncovered that the nfl requires footballs today. >> the rules apply to everyone and if there applied equally. >> commissioner are you currently in new york city? >> sim. >> so you are at sea level, and were at washington, d.c. at sea level. so what do we do in denver at mile high stadium with thousand 280 feet high above sea level and how do we account for the variances that do occur with their differing atmosphere pressures vis-À-vis the psi intervals? >> congressman it's one of the reasons why this editor of your colleagues have mentioned that we had a lengthy report following the plate gate. we had several studies that went with 50 pages or more talking about lisa's exact issues. i can't recite exactly what they were at this point in time but they considered altitude, they consider temperature, they

message helps people realize that we're just one more in the minority that have been discriminated patrick carney, the founder of the project, says nowadays the brightly colored symbol is born with wine. what about 80 years ago? the downward pink triangle was used as a symbol of hate against men that has this horrible, tragic history that we have to remember during the holocaust. the nazis used colored triangles to categorize selected groups of people blue for immigrants. >> yellow for jews, etcetera, and pink for. >> for the. but years later, the meaning behind the pink triangle started to change in the 80's. activists used the to call attention to the hiv aids crisis, killing thousands game at by the 90's. it was used more than just a protest to move and took on a more representative, meaning for the in 1996. pardon. many supporters want to bring the message of triangle to the bay area. what started out as a wild are with not got here at 04:00am. every 10 or 12 it turns into a vibrant work art that has grown in over the years. >> and is now almost 8 per wine. it's here to commemorate the

host: all right, patrick in georgia on the republican line. caller: thank you. i was calling about the rights of the father. i was wondering if the father has a right to stop an abortion, if they're willing to take the child. i was wondering what the constitution can be interpreted for the father's rights. host: elizabeth. guest: the right at issue here has to do with the reproductive autonomy and bodily integrity of the parent of the child. theory are the one whose body is going to be carrying the child, and we are talking about the right to abortion or whether someone has a decision to carry a pregnancy to term. that right lies with the person carrying the pregnancy. host: lee is on the independent line in california. good morning. caller: i just wanted to say, as a country it seems we have become so divided that we make everything a political issue, and i would like to see us come together and agree as a country and have our congresspeople held accountable for making these laws, rather than debating and using the media to fight over these things. i guess that

patrick baldwin junior. a wing player taking 28th overall. second rounders, ryan rollins is a guard out of toledo and louisa santos is a forward who played last season in the brazilian week. baldwin says that he was thrilled and surprised when the nba champs drafted him in the first round. >> immediately i knew i was coming into a culture and i was stepping into a winning culture. i just knew from that day forward i'm going to put my best foot forward and i'm excited to be in his organization and i want to continue to win. >>> a nice tackle, this was so cool. arizona cardinals tight end stephen anderson coming him to piedmont hills high school to teach the fundamentals of the game. a two-year hiatus because of covid, he held his third annual elevate our youth football camp, the pride of san jose and 2011 alumni, the former wasn't just teaching football, he was also hoping to inspire kids from his old neighborhood. >> i feel like a lot of people thought that being successful in general was an event i want to tell them that no, i want to give t

he met with patrick community meetings and heard the grievance of people and the abuses they suffered from police as well as lack of city services and and litany of things and he was overwhelmed by what he saw and what he heard. in a stormy meeting with city officials the police chief william parker lectured king that violence was to be expected quote when you keep telling people they are unfairly treated and teach them to disrespect the law. a shaken king told reporters after that meeting. to treat this situation as though it was some a result of some criminal element is to lead the community into a potential holocaust. early at 66 again as you read in adam fair class book king took sclc to chicago where he would attempt to employ the tactics of non-violent direct action in a campaign targeting poor segregated housing conditions. and what was called a campaign to end slums. he hope this would enable black americans to channel their anger and frustration into collective action aimed at securing change and improving conditions. so another question from from that particular chapter. so

patrick gearey, bbc news. within the last hour, sir paul mccartney has taken to the pyramid stage for glastonbury�*s headline performance, which you can see after this programme. from worthy farm, our culture editor, katie razzall, has just sent this report and a warning her report does contain some flash photgraphy. # can't buy me love, love. # can't buy me love... 80 years of age and the pyramid stage is his. sir paul mccartney, glastonbury�*s oldest ever solo headliner. # can't buy me love... this morning's sound check took place in front of fans who had already claimed the best spots. some were really dressing for the occasion. i got here nice and early because i thought i'd make the most of it. i beat them all here. brilliant. we've only got nine and a half hours to wait. that's all. i've worked a night shift and i come here, haven't gone back to the tent but i may as welljust sit here and hang in— there. he's the legend, he's just written the soundtrack to our lives. - it's great. we are on the way

ryan fit patrick, fred upton, mike turner and tigers also represents uvalde for the gop senators voted for this measure as well including mitch mcconnell to break the deadlock with forward to the supreme court decision did not happen unless trump had put three conservative justices on the bench 87 note ruth bader ginsburg died just two months for the 2020 election amy coney barrett was nominate confirmed or just 30 days and sworn and just a week before the election. joe biden's views of abortion have evolved over the years. a 30-year-old senator from delaware he said it wrote wet quote too far but yesterday he said it was the correct decision. this is what he said in 2006. >> i do not view abortion as a choice and a right think it's always a tragedy. and i think it should be rare and safe. think it should be focusing how to limit the number of abortions. >> aboard air force one this after the white house press secretary said the president is not in favor of expanding the court and thanks he supreme court is legitimate, eric. so far it looks thanks a much arthel. if i present biden's on

play with expectations and just see what does gentlemen bring meanwhile to time at wimbledon champion, patrick a bit of a is looking in good shape ahead of this youth championships. the check the fee that you're in off the panko in the final at eastbourne of it's for doing the job in straight sets for 29th korea title. she faces unseeded italian, jasmine powell, meaning the 1st round in tuesday on to be n h l stanley cup finals with the tampa bay lightning spoiled colorado's chances of changing the title. on friday, they stayed in with a chance of lifting a 3rd straight cup by beating the avalanche 3 to in game 5. andre pallets scored with just over 6 minutes left. the damp and the spirits of the collar friends who'd hope to see we are lost when they 1st job injured in 21 years. a lot of could still do that. so if they win game 6 on sunday, as they lined at the best of 7 series, 32, did her matrices do or die for us. so sometimes you get caught in looking ahead a little bit. and this group did a great job of focusing on the present, and that was to come in here in a very tough place to win and

let's go next to patrick in illinois. caller: i thank you very much. i just had a memory i thought i would share and i was a young kid in 1975. there was a family in parkridge and they were deeply religious and catholic. this just controlled this whole family. they were so upset about it. this is sort of a vindication for them. i haven't talked to them in a long time. i think they can rest in peace now. i hope this is something nobody ever has to go through. thank you for talking to me. host: sander is next in virginia. -- sandra is next in virginia. caller: i don't agree. there are so many babies born. they don't have form. we have a shortage of formula. i think it should be a woman's choice. whether she wants to have a child or not. host: can you mute your tv? just talk on the phone. caller: i just don't agree. it should be a woman's choice. she can be the one to raise it. most fathers don't take care of them anyway. if a woman is made to have a child, take it to the judge's house. host: let's go to denise in virginia. caller: hello there. i'm not fo

they were drafted thursday night, so look at this from brazil, patrick junior from the university of wisconsin milwaukee, and ryan rollins from toledo. he is checking out his new locker. maybe one day these guys will turn into superstars like that that's on the team. we will be cheering you guys on. >>> next, we will look at today's top stories, including protests and celebrations afr the histteor >>> welcome back, before we get to our top story this morning, here is what you can expect on sunday today. >> reporter: good morning ginger, my conversation in los angeles with actor, writer, producer and superstar director john favreau, who made himself a name on screen in the movie swingers, directing huge hits like elf, iron man, the jungle book, the lion king, and amanda laurion, and his most ambitious yet, bringing dinosaurs back to life with stunning realism and is new ducky series, prehistoric planet. >> reporter: when you were working on this, how did you do it? >> we started to collaborate, doing documentaries in the real world. we started to create the photo real artificial world

first-round pick patrick baldwin, junior and second-rounders ryan rollins in greece. santos, they were all on hand at chase center. santos winning the award for distance traveled. he came all the way from brazil to be a chase center. general manager bob myers said thursday after the drop, the ball rollins are players who could earn roster spots. >> this season, but regardless of what happens in their future with the warriors, this moment is a life changing one for these young men was only there for those i mean, i believe it at first. and i think >> a lot of people have the same reaction. you know, immediately i knew coming into a culture stepping into a winning culture and i just knew from, you know, that day forward. i have my best foot forward and excited in this organization. you know, i want to get into when i was very excited. you know, just him. thought it was almost like foot in a relief. you know, does all the hard that you put in over to over the all over the years it does get into does into the position of life is it was amazing server. pleasure be here and

let's go next to patrick in illinois. caller: i thank you very much. i just had a memory i thought i would share and i was a young kid in 1975. there was a family in parkridge and they were deeply religious and catholic. this just controlled this whole family. they were so upset about it. this is sort of a vindication for them. i haven't talked to them in a long time. i think they can rest in peace now. i hope this is something nobody ever has to go through. thank you for talking to me. host: sander is next in virginia. -- sandra is next in virginia. caller: i don't agree. there are so many babies born. they don't have form. we have a shortage of formula. i think it should be a woman's choice. whether she wants to have a child or not. host: can you mute your tv? just talk on the phone. caller: i just don't agree. it should be a woman's choice. she can be the one to raise it. most fathers don't take care of them anyway. if a woman is made to have a child, take it to the judge's house. host: let's go to denise in virginia. caller: hello there. i'm not fo