the rolling stones threaten president trump with legal action for using their songs at his rallies., and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world — stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. first, the british prime minister, borisjohnson, is to set out plans for a post—lockdown economic recovery, promising there'll be no return to austerity. in a speech on tuesday he'll announce the government is to speed up the building of hospitals, schools and roads. meanwhile the united states has now recorded more than 2.5 million cases of coronavirus, with record numbers of infections in the south and west. several states which were among the first to re—open, including florida and texas, are reimposing restrictions. and at a fundraising summit, world leaders and private investors have pledged more than $7 billion to help find a vaccine for coronavirus. more on those stories in a moment, but first our political correspondent nick eardley gave his analysis on the prime minister's plan to revitalise the economy. that's right, it is one of the b

the rolling stones want to sue president trump.y say their legal team is collaborating with performing right arts rights organization to prevent the use of their music and president trump's reelection events. the president has been using rolling stones popular single you can't always get what you want at his rallies. the statement said president trump has continued to use their song despite previous orders to cease and desist. >>> mississippi voters will have to approve a new design for their state flag in november. lawmakers voted yeto remove the confederate album. mississippi is the last state to have the confederate emblem on its flag and the commission will design a new flag but it must include the words and god we trust. there is a push to change the name of john wayne airport in georgia in orange county. many democrats are pressuring supervisors to remove wayne's name and statue and likeness from the airport. county leaders have passed an emergency resolution condemning quote racist and bigoted statements made by wayne, black

the rolling stones said they have never given the president permission to use any of their music.ead singer mick jagger said the you said you can always get what you want as the presidents walk off song is particularly absurd. jagger says the song is a drowsy ballard about drug abuse. >>> let's get into this forecast, and i want to start to take apart this wind event. this is not like the typical wind you have been experiencing for the last two weeks nonstop. it's going to play ou t's starf or where you live, the red flag warning hasn't started yet, that's a different story, we'll get to that next. but the when you have been living with to the afternoon and up to right now is going to stay just about as strong as it is at your house until the sun goes down. watch what happens on the futurecast, we are going to start here at 5:15, the brighter the color the stronger the wind. as we advance this to 9:00, the sun is down and it starts getting dark. the wind starts to turn off. but then, the second phase of this wind event is going to start to kick in. for that, we've got to get up to

. >> the rolling stones are threatening to sue president trump for using one of their songs during his reelection campaign. in a statement obtained by fox

the rolling stones have warned president trump that the rolling stones have said that donald trump coulding rights organisation the bmi to stop the unauthorised use of their music. the trump campaign used the song you can't always get what you want at last week's rally in tulsa in oklahoma. there's been plenty of gardening going on during the lockdown — and now, the duchess of cambridge has mucked in. she helped with some planting during a visit to a children's hospice in norfolk, as leigh milner reports. the duchess of cambridge wasn't afraid to get her hands or her dress dirty when she helped families create a special garden at this children's hospice in norwich. run by east anglian children's hospices, the nook was opened last year by catherine to support families caring for children with life—threatening illnesses — families like lisa and liam page and their three—month—old son connor. born with severe brain damage, he came to the hospice for end—of—life care. you've got to dig them in now! with the help of some fellow gardeners, the duchess hand—picked the plants during a trip to fa

the rolling stones threaten president trump with legal action for using their songs at his rallies.lo and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. borisjohnson is promising to speed up major building projects to help the economy recover from the coronavirus pandemic. he wants to accelerate the construction of schools, hospitals and roads. the construction of schools, labour says the government's response to the crisis has been too slow and is putting jobs at risk. also, home secretary priti patel has confirmed that new tougher lockdown confirmed that new, tougher lockdown restrictions may have to be imposed again in leicester because of a surge in the number of cases of coronavirus. as coronavirus cases in the us pass 2.5 million, states including florida and texas reimpose restrictions. and across the globe, cases of coronavirus has passed 10 million. more on those stories in a moment, but first, i've been speaking to our political correspondent nick eardley about the prime minister's pla

details coming up. >> rolling stones are threatening president trump with legal action for using their songs at his rallies. in a statement said the legal team is working about mi to stop the use of songs at president trump's campaign. "you can't always get what you want" is popular, it was played at his rally in tulsa last week. >>> starbucks, latest company to stop advertisements on all social media platforms. amid a boycott started with facebook, how it handles posts from politicians. verizon, ben and jerry said won't advertise on facebook. facebook announced will flag all posts from politicians that violate its rules. >>> four man accused of trying to pull down statue last week. authorities are trying to send a message that ruining statues will not be tolerated. last week vandals damaged several statues in san francisco's golden gate park, junipero serra included. >>> algae bloom, similar to discovery bay, now in bodega bay. blue-green algae can make you sick. it's especially harmful to children and pets. >>> baseball is back, will be t to spring training again, going to look very,

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are saying americans must wear masks and socially distance to avoid a deepening crisis. >>> the rolling stonesre threatening president trump with legal action for using their song at his rallies. the stones said their legal team is working with music rights organization bmi to stop the use of their song at president trump's campaigns. "you can't always get what you want" has been popular at his events. it was played in tulsa, oklahoma, last week. >>> we have the day in sports. it wouldn't be long before you are talking about baseball and maybe even a little football, nba and all kinds of stuff. >> that's right. the a's are getting the green light. they released their spring training roster 2.0, i guess you would say. how many players will be working out at oakland? when will it begin? stick around. sports is next. >>> welcome back. the loss of a former head coach. he died at the age of 80. no cause of death was given. he spent two seasons as the offensive coordinator before taking over the head coaching duties in 1997. he went 4-12 and was fired. he spent 32 years as a coach in the national fo

the soundtrack, living in a ghost town, released by the rolling stones in april this year, echoing theallet dancer and partner to mickjagger. she says it's a call to support theatre actors and workers whose professions are being threatened by the pandemic. i was definitely inspired by mick's movements. sympathy for the devil, he loves to dance, so i try to incorporate that feel ofjust the love of dance. arts venues at this time of the year are normally crowded with theatregoers, but in the uk, they will be amongst the last places to reopen after the coronavirus lockdown is lifted. actors and crews make up some of the 290,000 workers in the industry. they are living in fear for their futures. projects like these are one way to help those affected with financial and emotional support. sodaba haidare, bbc news. a reminder of our main news, live to this scene now in portland, oregon right now, the latest protest from many people against the killing of george floyd. in texas, thousands of people have paid their last respects to him. his killing has sparked demonstrations around the world ca

the soundtrack, living in a ghost town, released by the rolling stones in april this year, in line withet dancer and partner to mickjagger. she says it's a call to support their to actors and workers whose professions are being threatened by the pandemic. i was definitely inspired by mick's movements. sympathy for the devil, he loves to dance, so i try to incorporate that field ofjust the love of dance. arts venues at this time of the year are normally crowded with you to growers but in the uk, they will be amongst the last cases to reopen after the coronavirus lockdown is lifted. actors and crews make up lockdown is lifted. actors and crews make up some lockdown is lifted. actors and crews make up some of the 290,000 workers in the industry. they are living in fearfor industry. they are living in fear for their futures. projects like these are one way to help those affected with financial and emotional support. sodaba haidare, bbc news. and in one final sign of life returning to normal: the paris zoo reopened today after a three—month closure with social distancing. at least for the hu

representatives for the group said that "fu rther steps to exclude" mr trump from using rolling stonesrevious "cease and desist directives" had been ignored. in india, there's growing anger over the brutal deaths of a father and son in police custody in the southern state of tamil nadu. the family says the men were beaten and tortured by officers, after they were arrested, accused of violating a coronavirus curfew. police brutality against minorities in india has long been an accepted part of society — but in the wake of the killing of george floyd in the us, some indian activists say it's time to take a stand. this report from our south asia correspondent rajini vaidya nathan contains distressing images from the start. heavy—handed tactics as indian police in force the country's coronavirus curfew. use of force isn't rare that it is rarely challenged even if it claims lives. father and son, p jaya raj claims lives. father and son, p jayaraj and claims lives. father and son, p jaya raj and j claims lives. father and son, p jayaraj andj bennix, died this week. they were arrested after t

here's a quote from the rolling stone piece.r how much you love olivia benson, you have to be willing to grapple with the fact that she plays a major role in perpetuating the idea that cops are inherently trustworthy and heroic, and that many viewers are unable to distinguish between the gossamer fantasy of how justice should be handled and how it actually is. mollie, there are some interesting things in there. first of all, they basically say that viewers are stupid, that if we watch that we are unable to distinguish and that we think all cops are good cops. so you can't watch good cops on tv, because you will be misled to think that cops are good. what are your thoughts? >> mollie: well, this does show how radical some people in the movement are, despite what some will say. you can also tell how seriously to take a movement by what demands that movement has. this started as, "we must reform the police so men who aren't a threat won't be killed by out-of-control cops." now it's that we can't have these keyword pretenders who we

the legendary british rock group, the rolling stones, have warned president trump that he could face band's best—known songs at his campaign rallies. the trump campaign used the song you can't always get what you want at last week's rally in tulsa, 0klahoma. representatives for the group said that "further steps to exclude" mr trump from using rolling stones material in future presidential campaigning was necessary after previous "cease and desist directives" had been ignored. india now has half a million cases of coronavirus and the rate of infection appears to be rising. health experts have expressed concern over the rapid increase with more than 18,000 new cases declared yesterday, the highest number so far. zubair ahmed reports from delhi. a waiting hall in delhi being turned into a coronavirus care centre. the improvisation is the need of the hour, as india struggles to cope with a massive surge in covid—19 cases. but even this 100—bed facility is for treating only mild cases. big cities such as mumbai and delhi are facing acute shortages of beds and critical facilities in icus.

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and artists like billy eilish the rolling stones and green days but it joe armstrong lifestream performances from their own homes for the one will together at home charity event to on the health care workers. in addition to their live streaming. published a music video made from 60 fan videos filmed at home in the clip has around 50000 hits on you tube. i don't want to feel. the i think a military only way to stay in touch with fans these days is by live streaming concert life. after thinking footage of past gigs available online and you know come. to will now take place in all with him this year provided not down. if not they'll just keep performing on 9. ok so digital platforms are great for musicians to connect with fans and for fans to stream as much music as they want whenever they want but there's a catch companies are collecting vast quantities of personal data professor in the cauldron of the london school of economics explains moore. the way we sat or jumped in front of our record player was unknown to the record companies they were blind to that now they're not the vision the marke

the rolling stones have said that donald trump could face legal action if he continues to use their songs at his campaign rallies. the band is working with the performing rights organisation, the bmi, to stop the unauthorised use of their music. the trump campaign used the song you can't always get what you want at last week's rally in tulsa in oklahoma. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz schafernaker. well, the weather was a real mixed bag across the uk today. heavy rain for some of us, gusty winds, but some sunshine around too, and this mixture of weather was brought by low pressure, which is going to be here through tonight and also into tomorrow. and it's a very slow—moving low, meaning that the weather pattern is not going to change very quickly. in fact, we keep getting the heavy rain in the same places, so northern ireland, south—western scotland, the north—west of england into yorkshire too whereas, further south, always drier and clearer, and that's what we are going to have through tomorrow as well. now, eventually, some of that rain will clear away as this low

there was this story that ran in "rolling stone" called "looking for mr. good body." it was about a club in los angeles called the sports connection. almost everybody i have interviewed for this project about who was in fitness in the 1980's mentions the sports connection. it was the place to be seen. it was a singles bar environment, they called it the sports erection. it was a new place. the idea that a gym was not a sweaty dungeon but where the beautiful people hung out. it was a new idea, sort of a california idea. guy goes to california, new york gentleman, writes a story about it in "rolling stone." phenomenon, popular they make a movie about it called "perfect." it has a full-length actual aerobics series in it. and john travolta and jamie lee curtis star in it. these are the stars. it is really something. it gets kind of hand at the bottom -- kind of panned at the box office, but in the 1980's there is in a fascination with the gym at the sports connection that there is a major feature film about it. there was a major regional aspect. the whole narrative is th

what the trump campaign is doing that's got the rolling stones started up and why they're now exploring, no social distancing, the swift backlash for chase rice after performing a packed concert. ♪music) >>> online support is growing for a san diego starbucks worker after a confrontation with a customer over a mask. a woman who was not wearing a mask posted a picture of the barista, lennon gutierrez, and complained about him on facebook. a gofundme page for gutierrez has now raised nearly $90,000. >>> following and not following social distancing guidelines is taking a toll not only on retail establishments but also on entertainment venues. >> over the weekend we saw a tale of two concerts. a contrast in compliance. our own will ganss is here now with more. good morning, will. >> a tale of two concerts indeed. garth brooks and trisha yearwood put on a show at drive-in movie theaters like we've never seen. it's another country crooner taking heat for putting on his show the old-fashioned way. this morning, singer chase rice is under fire after playing a packed concert in tennessee. ♪ vid

celebrated its 40th anniversary this year and the words that show marked its 20th anniversary. >>> the rolling stones are threatening to sue president trump for using one of their songs during his reelection campaign. in a statement the stones say their legal team is collaborating with the performing arts rights organization to prevent the use of their music aapi trump's rate reelection events. the president has pleasing the bands popular single, you can always get what you want, at his rallies. president trump has continued to use the song despite previous cease and desist >>> mississippi voters will have to approve a new design for the state flag this november. lawmakers voted yesterday to remove the confederate emblem from the state flag. the states republican governor says he plans to sign that bill. mississippi is the last state to still have the confederate emblem on its flag. a commission will design a new flag. the bill says the flag must include the words in god we trust. >>> there's no push to change the name of john wayne airport in orange county. many democrats in the county are pressurin

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. >>> and the rolling stones threatening legal action against president trump for using their songs at his rallies the rolling stones 1969 song "you can't always get what you want" has been a popular song at president trump's events you are up to date that's the news update this hour, kelly. i'll see you next hour. >> all right, sue, thank you very much. >>> now, as we continue to track the rise of covid cases across the country, arizona just reported its highest daily virus case count, nearly 4,000 on sunday it's seen cases surge 9fold. my next guests own a massage spa in arizona and decided to close their business only three days after opening at the start of the month. i'm joined by seth and j.c. boyack they own citrus massage in chandler, arizona. >> thank you for having us. >> we are so interested to hear about this story seth, i'll start with you. you reopened you actually had full appointments booked for the first two or three days, is that right, but it was your workers who revoellted what happened? >> yeah. and so we took a lot of precautions to actually reopen our doors. it t

the royal ballet have made a short film performing in the deserted streets to the sounds of the rolling stonesare reports. no spotlight, no stage and no audience but that's not stopping these dancers from showing off their moves on deserted streets of london. # living in a ghost town #. in trainers and ballet shoes, they danced on sunlit pavements and cobblestones outside the shuttered entrances of some of the capital's biggest theatres. # search for me, i have to go underground # the soundtrack, living in a ghost town, released by the rolling stones in april this year, echoing the lockdown mood. the video is cocreated by melanie hamrick, a ballet dancer and partner to mickjagger. she says it's a call to support theatre actors and workers whose professions are being threatened by the pandemic. i was definitely inspired by mick's movements. sympathy for the devil, he loves to dance, so i try to incorporate that feel ofjust the love of dance. arts venues at this time of the year are normally crowded with theatregoers, but in the uk, they will be amongst the last places to reopen after the corona

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movement of blacks and whites took to the street in protest until she was 3 years issues like the rolling stones and john lennon and yoko ono wrote songs about her and all that was before she was 30 years old this year time magazine chose her is one of the women of the century. and even nowadays a t. shirt with her image on it made by prada goes for $300.00 she is the one and only angela davis scholar activist and author of several books most recently freedom is a constant struggle ferguson palestine and the foundations of a movement and she joins us today from her home in oakland california dr davis thank you so much for joining us here i want to start with we right now we have almost back to the future we have protests in the street we have we had a killing of black men and women in the country that have yet again raised this question of police brutality and really the social contract that we have across race and class in this country you've been through all of this before what are your views of how this is shaping out now. well 1st of all thank you very much for inviting me. and let me say th

. >> reporter: the song that played at the end of the rally was the rolling stones "you can't always what you want" and the president certainly didn't. there was not a full arena there in tulsa for him. inybe it's covid, maybe it is this alleged prank pulled by thousands of teenagers across the country to register but not show up. either way, saturday night in tulsa a big embarrassment for the president and his team and one that republicans close to the white house tell me they now expect to lead to repercussions in the coming days. and speaking of music, even the family of the late tom petty now upset with the president calling on him to not play his hit "i won't back down" at his rallies. so even more trouble there perhaps for the white house. >> garrett: to what degree did former vice president joe biden campaign pivot off the president's rally and when if ever will we see biden at a full scale crowd event. >> reporter: they're seizing on what the president said about slowing down testing for covid- 19 saying that that is just rther gn of how unserious the president is about addre

. >>> 1981 and this song is waiting on a friend by the rolling stones and requested by shelley.ou, shelley. i don't know what it is but the people in the way back machine are taking hold of the program once again. send me a song. ♪ i'm not waiting on the lady ♪ ♪i'm just waiting on a friend look ♪. >>> and bay area rv business owners are seeing a big jump in rentals and sales ahead of summertime and the del monte rv in dublin have increased five times compared to last year. and families want a safe way to travel during the pandemic and many are not comfortable flying yet. >> it makes for a perfect cocoon for self isolation. your entire family could stay in here. >> right now we have a huge number of people calling and trying to make reservations. families are anxious to go somewhere. >> before the pandemic 70% of the customers were european families visiting san francisco and they had vehicles to travel to other places. the summer he says 100% are domestic customers. the airline industry, as you know, has taken a big hit. demand for air travel has dropped since mid march. 85% dr

. >> the rolling stones are threatening to sue president trump for using one of their songs during his reelection campaign. in a statement obtained by fox news they said their legal team is collaborating with bmi to prevent the use of their music at president trump's reelection events. he's been using you can't always get what you want at his rallies. the statement said that president trump has continued to use their song despite previous cease and desist orders.>>> that red flag warning is in effect and i will highlight those areas. this is the forecast wind for tomorrow morning. the area of the red flag warnings are mainly in the north bay hills and in that area you can look at the contours, that's where the winds will be and it looks like they will peak. then they build in right about 3, four, 6 am, so that is what spawned that red flag warning, and that is how quickly it will go away. by tomorrow afternoon the situation should be remedied in terms of strong wind. we have a low-pressure pattern breaking up and the high will be building back in so there's a warming trend in store. th

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russell was trained, but a fledgling "rolling stone magazine" from his home town in san francisco needed some photographs. his first assignment, mick jagger. the second, john lennon. >> i was really nervous for that one, you kno because, because it was a beatle, because it was john lennon. and-- but then, ce the camera goes up in front of my eye, the nerves gaway. >> reporter: lennon liked the image rusell captured that day-- so much so, that later invited him to photogrhim and yoko ono in the hospital shortly after ono had miscarried. >> i think the secret was they could see the mmselves photographs. and i think that it was easier for them to recognize themselves in the picture, recognized what here i am, you know, they're musicians, they're making music. and when you see them through my lens, it looks like that because i don't change stuff. >> reporter: while luck may have played a roll in untrained photographer got his start, rusell's ability took control frld there. he wo on to capture some of the most iconic moments in music during the end of one of the osth century's mt influential

the rolling stones threaten president trump with legal action for using their songs at his rallies.bbc news. swedish environmental activist greta thunberg speaks to the bbc‘s justin rowlatt about the future of the climate protest movement, the coronavirus pandemic and her life. this is greta thunberg as you've never seen her before. at home in her stockholm flat and in reflective mood. the world's leaving climate activist has agreed to her first major interview since lockdown began three months ago. she is on the sofa with her dog roxie. come on. i am in a greenhouse in the middle of beautiful kew gardens, wired up to the internet for one of the most in—depth interviews greta thunberg has ever given. greta, how are you? hi. i am fine, how are you? i am very well indeed, it is good to speak to you. thank you very much for talking to us. first of all, let me ask you a bit about lockdown. obviously, sweden has had a different experience than other countries, but what has the coronavirus experience been like for you? what have you been doing with your days? i am really the last one to c

the rolling stones threaten president trump with legal action for using their songs at his rallies.bbc news — it's time for dateline london. hello, and welcome to the programme which brings together some of the uk's leading commentators with the foreign correspondents who file their stories with the dateline "london." boris johnson prepares england to emerge from hibernation in hope that the coronavirus is in retreat. not in the americas, though. north and south, nearly half of the world's cases are there. the united states, which donald trump wants back to work, has a "serious problem" with covid—19, according the top official fighting infectious disease. brazil, where bolsonaro has opposed a lockdown, now has the second—highest number of deaths in the world. with me to discuss that, and some of the week's stories that have received less attention, are polly toynbee of the guardian, a liberal newspaper, and jef mcallister, us—born lawyer and broadcaster. and here with me — still a safe two metres distant — one of canada's finest exports, lyce doucet, the bbc‘s chief international c

the rolling stones have said that donald trump could face legal action if he continues to use their songsto stop the unauthorised use of their music. the trump campaign used the song you can't always get what you want at last week's rally in tulsa in oklahoma. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz shafernaker. well, the weather was a real mixed bag across the uk today. heavy rain for some of us, gusty winds, but some sunshine around too, and this mixture of weather was brought by low pressure, which is going to be here through tonight and also into tomorrow. and it's a very slow—moving low, meaning that the weather pattern is not going to change very quickly. in fact, we keep getting the heavy rain in the same places, so northern ireland, south—western scotland, the north—west of england into yorkshire too whereas, further south, always drier and clearer, and that's what we are going to have through tomorrow as well. now, eventually, some of that rain will clear away as this low starts to blow itself out, but there will still be plenty of showers around, perhaps thundery one

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movement of blacks and whites took to the street in protest until she was free musicians like the rolling stones and john lennon and yoko ono wrote songs about her and all that was before she was 30 years old this year time magazine chose her is one of the women of the century and even nowadays a t. shirt with her image on it.

the rolling stones have said that donald trump could face legal action if he continues to use their songstion, the bmi, to stop the unauthorised use of their music. the trump campaign used the song you can't always get what you want

the rolling stones threaten president trump with legal action for using their songs at his rallies.nd for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here'sjohn watson. a close run thing for manchester united, john. a close run thing for manchester united, john. yes it was indeed. they left it late, certainly. it has been a week in which we have sought liverpool when the premier league title, the etiquette returned yesterday. title, the fa cup returned yesterday. manchester united the first team into the semi finals after beating norwich 2—1. harry maguire with the crucial goal in extra time. adam wild was watching. amidst the precautions and delays, the fa cup, like so much else, has been made to wait. norwich against manchester united was scheduled for the end of march. instead, this was the first ever fa cup tie to be played injune. the wait for some real excitement, though, went on a little longer. it was the second half before finally an opportunity presented itself. odion ighalo improvising a finish, 1—0 united. but despite their troubles in the premier league, norwich here fo

mckibben writes in rolling stone on that issue and says that yes you are right he did endorse it but then he changed his position and you did note that how would you respond because the double messaging of the environmental movement is noted in the file that they say one thing and they do another if you really. they offer very biomass plant your door to be closed if you're a guest pole you're going to copper topass to be coal close you're not just going to write an op ed so that there's kind of agreement there were $100.00 something models about how that was going to be affected $100.00 of them contained biomass and biofuels you know just this last few months the democratic bills before congress for clean energy contained bio mass abuse so biomass this at all this you know there's no visible opposition to this so to me it was just a cia thing to write these op eds in the syrup of the same thing so that's it was noted that there is a mixed. message about biomass and i thought that was sufficient because if you the mckibben right now if you want to actually be against biomass join us i