Coast of alaska. Putting anyones Cosmic Bulls Eye On Iconic ice cream man. They want to get rid of mr. Softee trucks because they are gas. Should be electric or solar. Today looking at dead heat. One democratic lawmaker admitting that the threat is that trump could come back. Elon musk revealing his upcoming fight with Mark Zuckerberg. Zuckerberg says is he consuming 4,000 calories towed per day. Computer geek turning into zuckerberg 2. 0. Brian all right. Its raining outside. I will bring you this from the inside. We begin with this. Trumps legal team facing a 5 00 p. M. Deadline today to respond to federal prosecutors request for a protective order in his latest criminal case, not security wise, towards evidence wise. Meanwhile, the former president has some requests of his own. A Judge Recusal and he wants a new venue. Can you blame him . Peter doocy joins us with more. Brian, good morning. President trump has until the close of Business Today to explain a truth social post he made
Thank you. And thats bbc news at ten. Theres more analysis of the days main stories on newsnight, with kirsty wark, which isjust getting under way on bbc two. The news continues here on bbc one, as now its time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the almost a year since the start of the Women Life Freedom Protests in iran, we have a Special Report with defiant voices inside the country as the Morality Police double down on the repression of women. So how should the uk calibrate relations with iran . Well be joined by a Iranian American Human Rights researcher whose father was a political prisoner who died under house arrest and the former uk ambassador to iran. Also tonight, to raise or not to raise should the Bank Of England hike the Interest Rate tomorrow, or can the economy do its own work now . Two senior economists argue it out. The upcoming ruthergen and Hamilton West by election expected to be a major Snp Labour Battle could be a bellwether for the general
ainsley: everyone has been asking. peter: i was with my daughter brigitte. steve: gee, do you have any pictures? peter: we do have pictures. scrolling back with the phone. couple for hold up my phone there is about 1,000. so there is brigitte. striking resemblance to her father. [sighs] steve: indeed in the backyard. ainsley: oh. look at the little ruffles on the bottom. we were dipping her in a baby pool. so that s her swimsuit. the next one, there she is in a future president onesie. so, keep an eye out for that for the fox news democracy 2016 coverage. brian: peter, what was the routine for you when you were off. give me an idea. wake up at noon? peter: she is a good sleeper. wake up 11:30 and go for brunch. no, every day at 7:00 a.m. she got up. i got up with her. give her a bottle. we would go for a walk.
coast today, suitably attired. it s august and it s pouring down a cruel, cruel summer, with july set to be the wettest since 2009 in the uk. for many parts of the country, it s wet and gray. but despite the rain, here in this holiday park in hampshire, most families are enjoying their downtime and are in good spirits. more recently, we ve stayed at home more often, partly. i guess we got in the habit of it with covid and we ve stuck to that. we were at the beach yesterday and it was wet. it s wet on the beach anyway. it doesn t put the kids off, anyway. there s lots of fun things to do. we went to the beach yesterday and i quite enjoyed that. and i went in the baby pool. the inside was cooler than the outside. - what s your favourite one the outside or the inside? both: outside. since the pandemic, the british have been encouraged to holiday at home rather than abroad. and despite the wash out weather last month, people still seemed