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most famously when his friend damon hill won the world title in 1996.exits the chicane and wins the japanese grand prix and i have got to stop because i have got a lump in my throat. spectacular driving, watch this! his frenetic style was not without its gaffes... bernie, it is some 17 years since you bought mclaren. you have had some good times and bad times, what do you remember best? i don't remember buying mclaren. but the mistakes only increased his popularity. looking through a completely clean windscreen and that is the big advantage, of course, of being in front. his energy and enthusiasm endeared him to millions and when he covered his final british grand prix in 2001, the affection was plain to see. one of sport's most imitated voices, but there will only ever be one murray walker. tributes have been pouring in. former formula one world champion damon hill knew murray walker very well and told me he will be hugely missed. i got to know him in the working capacity— i got to know him in the working capacity when i was on the way up, and also _ c

most famously when his friend damon hill won the world title in 1996. prix and i have got to stop because i have got a lump in my throat. for spectacular driving, watch this! his frenetic style was not without its gaffes... bernie, it is some 17 years since you bought mclaren. you have had some good times and bad times, what do you remember best? i don't remember buying mclaren. but the mistakes only increased his popularity. looking through a completely clean windscreen and that is the big advantage, of course, of being in front. his energy and enthusiasm endeared him to millions and when he covered his final british grand prix in 2001, the affection was plain to see. one of sport's most imitated voices, but there will only ever be one murray walker. the headlines on bbc news. the prime minister borisjohnson says he and his partner will light a candle this evening for sarah everard after an official vigil in south london was cancelled. metropolitan police officer, wayne couzens, has appeared in court after being charged with sarah everard's kidnap and

arwa damon has the uighur story from istanbul. >> there's a sorrow.rs over those who are here on their own in a foreign land, whose parents are missing in china. muhammad is 11 years old, brought to turkey by his father when he was just five. with his older brother, who was seven at the time. their father left them with a uighur woman promising he would be back with their mother and younger siblings in a month and he never returned. >> translator: my mother spoke to us and said they took daddy's passport, he tells us. he won't be able to come, but we will see each other again soon. muhammad adds, my mother also told us that daddy was in the camps. that was the last time they heard from her, six years ago. we cannot verify the fate of their parents. they have not heard either of their parents' voices or received news of them since then. this school also doubles as a home for the children who are missing both parents. around 20 out of the 140 or so students here. they share similar stories. those who have passports are brought over by their fathers, who

walker never hid his emotions, most famously when his friend damon hill won the world title in 1996.nese grand prix, and i've got to stop because i've got a lump in my throat! because he really genuinely loved motorsport and was fascinated by formula! and all things with an engine, he communicated that enthusiasm and people were drawn in by that and they recognised that as well. real spectacular driving, watch this. his frenetic style wasn't without its gaffes. looks through a completely clean windscreen, and that's the big advantage of course of being in front. his energy and enthusiasm endeared him to millions, and when he covered his final british grand prix in 2001, the affection was plain to see. one of sport's most imitated voices, but there will only ever be one murray walker. murray walker, who's died at the age of 97. the former boxing world champion marvin hagler has died at his home in new hampshire — aged 66. the american, known to fans as marvellous marvin, became the undisputed middleweight world champion in 1980, and dominated the division through most of the decade. y

damon hill exits the chicane and wins the japanese grand prix!d motorsport and was fascinated by formula 1 and all things with an engine, he communicated that enthusiasm and people were drawn in by that and they recognised that, as well. for real spectacular driving, watch this! his frenetic style wasn't without its gaffes... looks through a completely clean windscreen and that's the big advantage, of course, of being in front. his energy and enthusiasm endeared him to millions and when he covered his final british grand prix in 2001, the affection was plain to see. one of sport's most—imitated voices, but there'll only ever be one murray walker. the motor racing commentator and broadcaster, murray walker, who's died at the age of 97. now, with the rest of the day's sports news, here's 0lly foster, at the bbc sport centre. good evening. wales are still on for the six nations grand slam after running in seven tries against italy for a huge win in rome. england left it late against france at twickenham as they won 23—20. our sports correspondent jo

arwa damon has the story. >> reporter: a sorrow far beyond their years at this uighur school.vers over those here on their own. in a foreign land. whose parents are missing in china. mohamed is 11 years old, brought to turkey by his father when he was just 5. with his older brother who was 7 at the time. their father left them with a uighur woman promising he would be back with their mother and younger siblings in a month. he never returned. my mother spoke to us and said they took daddy's passport. she told us he won't be able to come but that we would see each other again. soon. his brother adds, "my mother told us that daddy was in the camps." that was the last time they heard from her. six years ago. we cannot verify the feat of their parents. they haven't heard their parents' voices or seen news of them since then. this school also doubles as a home for children missing both parents. around 20 of the 140 or so students here. they share similar stories. those who have passports are brought over by their fathers who leave them to return to china to get the rest of the famil

cnn's arwa damon reports from idlib, syria. >> translator: what do i do? use a bucket of water? a blanket? i tried using my hands like this to put out the flames. i couldn't. on my son's body was a ball of fire. sultan was playing on his bike when a rocket blew up fuel canisters nearby. an ambulance brought sultan to turkey. he and his mother have been there ever since. this is the last photo of sultan before the airstrike. no, you are not ugly. you are beautiful, amar constantly tells him. sultan has an utterly disarming smile with eyes that fluctuate between sparkling like a 10-year-old's should but at times darken as his past sets in. he has these nightmares where he's on fire, his whole body's on fire, even his eyes are on fire and he wakes up screaming, screaming for his mother to put out the flames. sultan is as old as syria's war itself, a life that carries the emotional and physical scars of a nation. when he was 5, his baby brother was killed in a bombing. when sultan was 6, his father died in a strike on the market. this is where sultan was born into unimaginable viole

damon hill exits the chicane and wins the japanese grand prix!y clean windscreen and that's the big advantage, of course, of being in front. his energy and enthusiasm endeared him to millions and when he covered his final british grand prix in 2001, the affection was plain to see. one of sport's most—imitated voices, but there'll only ever be one murray walker. murray walker, who's died, at the age of 97. a reminder of our top story. the metropolitan police has responded to criticism on how it handled and unauthorised visual for sarah everard. images showed one woman being appended to the ground and another handcuffed. the home secretary has ordered a full report from police. that's it from me for the sour. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones. i'm lewis vaughanjones and this is bbc news. goodbye. hello. well, the weather on sunday morning isn't looking too bad for most of us — bright, even sunny skies on the way but it's not going to last. clouds are expected to increase and rain is in the forecast. in fact quite early in the morning

most famously, when his friend damon hill won the world title in 1986.'ve had some bad times, what do you remember best? i don't remember buying mclaren. but the mistakes only increased his popularity. a, but the mistakes only increased his --oulari .�* , , but the mistakes only increased his --oulari .~ , ,~ ., popularity. a completely clean windscreen, _ popularity. a completely clean windscreen, that's _ popularity. a completely clean windscreen, that's the - popularity. a completely clean i windscreen, that's the advantage of being in front. his energy and enthusiasm endeared him to millions. and when he covered his final british grand prix in 2001, the affection was plain to see. one of sport's most imitated voices, but there will only ever be one murray walker. an incredible career. there's a warning that the full impact of the pandemic on high from the accountancy firm pwc. it found that more than 17,500 chain stores closed last year across britain. the figures, which include hospitality and leisure outlets, reveal the worst decline in more than a

cnn's arwa damon returned to syria and she talked to some of the youngest victims in this war in a cnnt of water, a blanket? i tried use my hands like this to put out the flames. i couldn't. on my son's body was a ball of fire. he was playing on his bike when a rocket blew up fuel canisters nearby. an ambulance brought sultan to turkey. he and his mother have been there ever since. this is the last photo of sultan before the air strike. no, you are not ugly. you are beautiful his mother constantly tells him. the sultan has an utterly disarming smile with eyes that sparkle between sfarkling as a 10-year-old should and darkened as his past sets in. he has these nightmares where he's on fire, his whole body is on fire, even his eyes are on fire and he wakes up screaming, screaming for his mother to -- to put out the flames. >> reporter: sultan is as old as syria's war itself, a life that carries the emotional and physical scars of a nation. when he was 5, his baby brother was killed in a bombing. when sult an was 6, his father died in a strike on the market. this is where sultan was born

>> not very well. ( laughter ) he gave the job to matt damon, and i guess matt damon eye saw the film stephen: i want to talk about jarvis and vision, when you first, like saw what vision needed to look like, were you saying to yourself, "god, god, please let me have a good bald head?" because you have to have a really good-shaped head, like a really nice, symmetrical head. did you have any doubts that you could pull off the uniform? >> yes, i did. i thought they might help me out with c.g., but it turned out my balt head is my best feature. i'm looking to my dotage with, you know, a little-- a liteopti. >> stephen: whatut bers? 'ri hate people touching my ear. how do you feel about the cups? >> that's sweet of you-- i was saying this to your producer. i was saying that's so thoughtful of him because it was really, really painful. it's fun. they're clhsed off and it's fine. and then after day two, it begins to really hurt. so then they made-- and you can't hear anybody, which is great if you've got, like, a terrible director or whatever, and you just -- >> stephen: sure sure, yeah. >>

joining me right now for more on this is damon huett, the acting director of the lawyers's committeer coming in. what's your response to georgia's governor signing this massive bill into law last night? what does it mean for voters in that state? >> well, thanks for having me. look, it's not just a response to the governor or to state legislators who voted for this retro aggressive legislation that would turn back the clock, but for others who have -- with such fervor, pursued these agendas throughout the country, we're not going to let you roll back the clock. this is really, as so many have said, jim crow under a different name, under a different guise, and we should be making it easier for people to vote, especially amidst the continuing pandemic, especially amidst such -- we had a record turnout of millions of people who voted in the 2020 election cycle. why should we be going backwards? we need to go in the other direction and go forwards. this is a blatant attempt to try to rush power, grab power and stop democracy in its tracks. >> i want to ask you about at least one piece of

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apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next. >> holy cow! >> deadly twisters tearing through five states. ginger zee on the ground tracking it all. >> thesere thoseaw moments wh swp anth rnado just went thh >> now the s o surviv debris st coming down. i said dear god, ple

arwa damon, cnn, idlib, syria. >> thank you to arwa for that powerful story.children are now in the custody of the u.s. border patrol. that's higher than last week's record, and it comes as a growing number of migrants are arriving at the u.s. border each day. authorities so far struggled to keep up with the influx. often they've been forced to leave the kids inside border facilities instead of moving them to safer shelters as required. the secretary of homeland security says he's sending federal teams to help with the process. >>> and coming up on cnn, outrage from london protesters after a vigil for a murder ends in mayhem. that plus what british leaders are doing to address violence against women. that story after the break. >>> also, clinging to power. new york governor andrew cuomo is under increasing pressure to resign including from members of his own party. coming up, president joe biden weighs in. at jackson hewitt, we offer safe and easy ways to file with a skilled tax pro. securely drop off your documents, have them picked up, or upload them, and wo

. >> we're going to dive into that last part with damon hewitt and nsay ufod.r kemp defended the bill saying it isn't racist but actually beneficial to georgia voters. what do you say to him and gabriel sterling who say, look, there are good parts of this bill. >> i'd say i don't think it's good to add little lies on top of the big lie. there is literally nothing redeemable in this bill as it relates to voting and voting rights. we believe that it is the role of the state, particularly the secretary of state, to remove hurdles to participation and this bill does not do that at all, a. b, i also find it odd that gabe sterling is now being very vocal about the bill and basically how it strips georgia's secretary of state away -- strips the bulk of his responsibilities for managing elections away from the secretary of state and puts it in the hands of the legislature. how is it that you couldn't say that before this bill was passed? i don't understand. >> david, along those lines, now there are calls in the aftermath here for businesses to boycott georgia. there w

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their points than any people who do more with damon do nothing else i'll be certain they weren't that. they need us and i enter that out and then i hear them say at lucas alia he lives in a nudge i said to them when they moved because he had. enough and i said that because he had to say imo he had a software. yet you know they put a lot of mazes i think i mean back in the scene he would get these if he knew that yes he took the really see the but i mean look and it doesn't really mean i know when our minority mean we're going to protect your beauty so you don't talk with me in. 'd ny and you. know into. no injury. come with a cost on. wash post. it all is that what they're going through this is see this is not. a solo effort of the list so. you've got academics. you know on a bit of a good guy watergate when you put all that up with no no we just we are you know i don't know mundo personally want to hear a lot of money so what will they give out on the you know you say somebody feel a pin so you say look i'm at the bottom let me know give it up oh so you want to me a. toyota. but if y

there points down in the people who are the most damon down at the office i'll be so maybe they weren't that. they need us and i mean that and then i hear them say at lucas alia he lives in a nutshell i said to them when they moved because he had. nothing to say he had to say imo he had a software. yet here they put her in a completely oh and he says i think i mean back in this in a way that if he knew that. she took the role you see the young but i mean the planet doesn't really mean. when our minority mean british your point is you don't work without me in. ny and. no injuries. no injuries. come with a cost on board. for squash posting. it all is that what they'll get out of this is see this you know. it's all over for the listener. you've got akademi you got. in on a bit of a good guy what a good when you pull out the big no no we are. all oh no man no personally want to hear a lot of money no trouble there you know them but you know you say somebody feel a pin so you should give them a couple some let me know give it up oh so you want to me a. toyota. but if you did you. you'll see

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that they've been unconscious been in combat coaches in a 1st thing i wanted to do was to fight in damon in the locker room the tone of the fight was. no regulations though that moment ok great. now you testified that one of the things that you do and have done in your career is to work as a security guard. and you worked as a security guard in a variety of contacts right that career so you've done some personal security for people. and you've done some like kind of doorman stuff right this curve balancing i guess you could call it and you said that you have worked alongside the minneapolis police department in those club type situations with off duty officers on duty officers career ok the. in that capacity have you ever had to deal with a crowd of people. have you ever had to deal with a crowd of people that was upset. is it easier or harder to deal with a crowd that has. each person given me i'm able to do it i bet. actions given these boys to be able to be professional. and. have you ever been involved in a situation where there's a crowd that's upset and you were. afraid of them. i'

political instability in hong kong which along with america they have succeeded in doing yes you know damon the big thing is if you look at the other main broadsheets in the u.k. the united states and cable t.v. they talk about democracy in hong kong way and i can actually could see during the disturbances about a year ago with the union jack to be waved around here. oh i'm sorry but the british imperialism brought no democracy done congo it was never ever there so i don't know what they're talking about when it comes to democracy it was an empire and there was no legacy of british democracy for hong kong whatsoever again they think this meddling it as if hong kong is somehow separate from china it is not it's an integral part of china which when diplomatic relations i go back to when the diplomatic relations were established with with communist china it was a recognition of its sovereignty that included hong kong that included taiwan but nobody seems to know that in media these days ok go ahead well you are right not only in diplomatic trips and couple international law bako so when dig in

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what matt damon say in we bought a zune which was the best moment in we bought a zoo unfortunately we said sometimes all you need is 20 seconds of outrageous courage yes. through that step through that stargate we're talking an acting coach motivational speaker stuart k. robinson i want to hit the motivational speaker thing on the other end of this but whenever i'm talking acting with somebody i like to pick their brain i always loved the brando at some point meets up with follows the method stuff and i don't know if you know. i don't know to what theory you prescribe we'll talk about that but i love that at some point even brando is bold enough the 20 seconds. to say stratford might be sitting up in the room cheering us on new but i don't know if he knows every day because he's teach it and i want to do it so he takes the next step if i still adler and out of all the admonitions i've heard from acting coaches to actors or please i love her things they use your imagination that i mean at some point you can have all the system you want you get a sense that mollett run it through your p

operation hidden treasure and according to be agencies director of the office of fraud enforcement damon rowe it will train i.r.s. agents to look at block chains to root out tax evasion among cryptocurrency users so. what does this mean for the future of crypto and how will this crackdown take place i mean out of the gases boom bust co-host and investigative journalist ben swan and jeffrey tucker editorial director of the american institute for economic research all right ben i'll start with you here i know you probably have a lot to say about the name of this program in and of itself so what do you know about operation hidden treasure and how will it run yeah it's kind of an interesting name is it operation hidden treasure as if it's something that is being hidden from the i.r.s. in some cases i guess it is but the problem of course is going to be the fact that suddenly after years of not really caring about crypto the i.r.s. is obsessed with it and they want to make sure that they're getting their share so here's what we know parents the agents are going to be trained to look at block

university joins us via skype from melbourne to tell us a bit more about what these sanctions mean damon great to have you with us here on al-jazeera so look these are the 1st targeted sanctions by the e.u. on china from a 30 years but are they just symbolic or will they have any real impact on how china is treating the way goes. we won't have any impact on how china is treating the way or its crimes to control change and as part of its. sovereign territory it goes no send a message whether or not that message is going to have an impact i doubt very much but it's very much a case of the european union and western countries if they don't do something let's say something now now we seem to be at. $218.00 rights abuses and allowing china to continue without any regard for all concerned behavior and then in the timing of all of this is very interesting because it comes just as both sides are about to sign a landmark trade deal could china's retaliation sound the death knell for this deal the i think it's possible it's certainly not going to china does not preserve its trade arrangements wher

against military companies that enjoy it enjoy and control large swathes of the economy so target damon restrict them in terms of the trading activity globally and also tying to the steps humanity in the. government but actually through their civilian and injure you parties on the ground i think that would be much more effective over the long run i guess you would be careful with sanctions in the sense that you don't want to deprive the people of myanmar without having that straight yeah that is why the military companies and this very large number of them that are integrated into the economy those are the ones that should be targeted many of the generals some become main street at shore with the ears or with a kids and a huge shortenings in my car when cheney known singer this is all relatively well known and and those are the ones that we should be targeting those people have been rich them so. you look through this. road as i'm pretty sure that thanks very much for the as him speak to us from chicago. now tributes are being paid to south africa's zulu king who's died at the age of 72

earlier, we spoke to former world champion damon hill, who remembered murray walker getting very emotionalo lots of fans and himself. in the back of my mind we always thought murray was going to go on for ever but he will be there for ever because his record in broadcasting is so huge and his achievements so fantastic. and lovable. that's the biggest thing, that people felt love for him and he loved asked back. murray walker has died at the age of 97. that's all the sport for now. we have a lovely story for you now, a birth announcement of sorts. keepers at chester zoo here in the uk are celebrating the birth of a rare kind of giraffe. let's ta ke let's take a look. the calf, who doesn't yet have a name, was born to mum 0rla on the 3rd of march. he's already nearly two metres tall. the rothschild's giraffes are highly threatened in the wild and their numbers have halved in recent years. it's one of the busiest times of the year for british florists — mother's day in the uk takes place tomorrow, this sunday. demand for bouquets has surged over the past year, but producers have struggled to

cnn's arwa damon reported from the church in the immediate aftermath. >> reporter: when the attackers stormed in, half of the congregation came back here in this room trying to keep themselves safe. they had barricaded the door, but the attackers were throwing grenades in. there's blood on the walls here. people have been leaving candles throughout the evening. here we were told the residue of when one of the grenades exploded and all over the ceiling and the walls, splatter, splattered with blood. >> reporter: the deacon shows us exactly where he was cowering on the floor with his son and dozens of others taking cover during the attack. shrapnel fliepd his head. >> translator: we stayed here for four hours in terror and fear, he recalls. we had surrendered to fate and put our lives in the hands of the virgin mary. grainy amateur video shows the panic and trauma moments after iraqi terrorism troops stormed the church. the massacre was the final straw for many of baghdad's christians. since the attack, almost no one is left said the survivor. before mass was held four times in the morn

he had his own personal enthusiasms as well and that came through, his support for damon hill, his analysisra and he really generated a whole new audience who hopefully have stayed with the sport ever since. the grand slam is still on for wales after a thumping win over italy. seven tries for them in rome, while england left it late to beat france at twickenham. our sports correspondent joe wilson watched both games. can you stand in rome and be heard in cardiff? well, alun wynjones would try. such is welsh confidence, anything seems possible. scoring tries against italy looked easy. with their opponents missing a man, yellow carded, wales went from one win to the other. 15 points up in 15 minutes. good time to check on italy's coach. right... four tries gets you a bonus point, and wales achieved that inside 30 minutes, when ken owens wrestled and wriggled over. monty ioane is an australian—born italian resident. a lovely bit of a kick and collect from him. a try for italy these days means a lot and they didn't give up. wales made some changes. there is callum sheedy, speedy, in to score. a

instead joel damon gets his first ever win on the tour.elebrate too early. >>> also in golf, a civil rights group is urging the pga tour and masters to move out of georgia and away from the iconic augusta gulf club in the wake of the new voting bill. saying, quote, the pga tour and masters tournament have made efforts to address racial injustice. we not only speak out against the racist voter suppression law but also take action. now that would be a big deal. let's go to janessa webb with a check on the forecast. how are we starting off the week? >> good morning, i wish i could stick with the positive vibes but we have a dire situation happening across nashville and portions of tennessee. they are dealing with about six inches of rain in the last 24 hours. we have half a dozen communities that have been evacuated. the rain and river flooding that will be an issue. before we make its way out of the area. still, we are seeing the high tides in this area. we'll be watching that closely. i'll focus on the northeast. this is the exiting storm s

arwa damon joining us now live.ten years and syria's civil war left physical and emotional scars on so many. you spoke to a young boy and others about the challenges being faced. what did they tell you? >> reporter: well, these are the sort of changes many of us cannot comprehend. w what they have been through is unimaginable. they themselves struggled to put it into words. adults struggle while trying to express the sheer scale of the death that took place. how is a child supposed to even be able to come to terms with that? they can't. >> translator: what do i do? use a bucket of water? a blanket? i tried using my hands like this to put out the flames. i couldn't. our son's body was a ball of fire. he was playing on his bike when a rocket flew up fuel canisters nearby. >> translator: an ambulance brought him to turkey. he and his mother have been there ever since. this is the last photo of him before the air strike. no, you are not ugly. you are beautiful, she con accidently tells him. he has an utterly disarming s

and it helped matt damon get home.ate blood banks by race, and in response, dr. drew resigned in protest. and i applaud him for that. getting blood donations from one race isn't going to change your race. trust me. i received plasma from a white man once. it did not affect my credit score at all. moving on, another black doctor who overcame racism and sexism was dr. alice ball. dr. ball developed the first effective treatment for leperacy by chemically modifying chimugra oil to make it water soluble. i have no idea what any of that means, but it sound smart. makes me wonder if this chimugrra might help me with my skin. this pandemic has my washing my hands so much i'm going through two bottles of lotion a week. you know how much this cost? moving on to dr. daniel hill williams, who in 1893, performed the world's first successful heart surgery. interestingly enough,■ç williams start offside as a barber, which makes sense-- the only thing with higher stakes than performing the first heart surgery is cutting a black man's

and then also necessity mannequin them stuff a hitch in damon. possibly will connect on a new low neck and fish economy was to have that. syria has been ruled by a dictatorship but handed down from father to son since 1917. the regime denies its people basic freedoms it is all controlling and often merciless. clinical. or for. those who have a. visit have a lot of those who are either of the great war that. he could have what. some sort of incentive. is that it. benefits the seller a cut that already washed out of. the regime silenced the revolution and the country was plunged into. fighter jets tanks missiles chemical weapons with. it uses all of its military might to suppress any possible uprising to maintain power it kills its own people who are forced into exile to survive. and those are the 1st come from behind the hype about theobald an emotional. in secret. it's the syrian regime uses another less spectacular weapon all the same fearsome. as far along under the. sun in the uk. in the mud. and then we should be. since the early days of the