Welcome back. I m greg gutfeld. As the police like to call me, recidivist subway flasher. We ve got a great panel today. Kat is still here even after what the cops say was a terrible incident. [laughter] your dad laughing. You have to hand it to kat, the rash i got from the teddy bear i found on the train tracks, she keeps coming back. Former nhl player sean avery is here. That s hockey, right? my fellow sports commentator clay travis is with us. Sean and clay decided to share a ride to the studio today. [bleep] [bleep] [laughter] yes, there is the return of julie banderas which is about as welcome as another leak from the wuhan lab. Boy, did she have a wild afternoon in the park today. Julie: i look so good in those shorts. Greg: i hope you re taking aspirin and your hydrating. I am great, i had an awesome workout before i got my haircut this afternoon. That s all natural. Here s a question, how many media screw ups do you need to hear before you realize it s deliberate? how many time
Other, as part of the relaxation of lockdown rules in england. The government is calling on the rail industry to fix disruption on some of britain s busiest rail lines, after small cracks were found in some high speed trains. Good evening, and welcome to bbc news. The labour leader sir keir starmer is in the process of making changes to his top leadership team in the wake of results from the english local elections sacking angela rayner from her campaigning roles for the party. She remains its deputy leader. Sir keir is expected to announce a reshuffle after a series of disappointing results from english councils and the loss of the hartlepool constituency to the conservatives. But he s been accused of trying to shift the blame for the results. Our political editor laura kuenssberg has the latest. Morning, mr starmer. Tense and tight lipped. Is removing angela rayner as party chair you taking responsibility? no rest this sunday. Is this the first of many changes, mr starmer? after so
Kennedy on fox business, kennedy and steve hilton, host of the next revolution. Prince harry says his family s inability to help fight where megan was one of the main reason he left for california, he says he was afraid he was going to lose her like he lost his mother, princess diana. Harry also sends his family would not discuss his mother s death and he turned to drinking and drugs to cope. He spoke earlier about his loss on good morning america, watch. You were 12 years old at the time, you didn t process it. Others who didn t even know your mother, we were able to show our grief. And you, because of the position that you were in were not able to. So many people of all ages need to heal and also come up for one reason or another aren t able to heal or may be unaware that they need to heal. Emily: kennedy, let s start with you on this. Your boy prince harry is at it again, your thoughts? kennedy: yeah, i mean, i will my time to steve hilton because he lived this life. I am so sick of
Director on mask guidelines violence escalating in the middle east. Explosions in tel aviv after a tower is destroyed in gaza andrew brown jr. Viewing 18 minutes of video shot by police out of two hours of footage. What they say it shows. New developments in the spa shootings, the dea seeking the death penalty and hate crime charges. Five undocumented girls as young as 11 months abandoned at the border the farmer that rescued them. And kentucky derby winner the trainer s explanation after the horse s failed drug test. This is nbc nbc nightly news with lester holt. Good evening, we are seeing how narrow and fragile some of the key supply lines are, the computer hack on a u. S. Fuel pipeline is triggering slowing demand and panic buying for gasoline in parts of the southeast. Reports of at least a thousand gas stations have run out of gas, after russian criminals took the colonial pipeline computers hostage, preventing transport of fuel from texas to new jersey officials getting some fue
bill: total number of children in u.s. custody now more than 20,000 and climbing. good morning, everybody. it s friday. i m bill hemmer live from new york. dana: i m dana perino. this is america s newsroom. that number was 19,000 at the beginning of this week. now we re at nearly 21,000 by monday you could maybe see that go up by 1,000 a day is what they are estimating. bill: no signs of it ending. dana: not if they don t make a policy change. bill: the price tag is staggering. dana: $60 million a week just for the children. that record high in migrant children is coming after a month of heartbreaking images. the toddlers dropped over the border wall left to fend for themselves. abandoned little boy crying in the desert. a border patrol officer comforting a frightened child. the washington post reports the administration is spending $60 million a week to take care of these things and texas governor abbott laying the blame on the president. it wasn t happenin