norman teague is the founder of norman teague design studio. designer and educator focused on projects and pedagogy that address the systematic complexity of urbanism in the culture of communities. he specializes in custom furniture that the liver is a personal touch to a pacific -- specific user with unique aesthetic detail. his past projects included performance -- and specially designed spaces. working with local fabricators, he creates objects and spaces that explore simplicity, honesty, cleverness that relate to the culture and community. he's the founder of a chicago-based design studio founded in 2016 and dedicated to using design as an agent of change to uplift and transform marginal communities. he will be joining in just a few minutes. for now, let's welcome glenn adamson. glenn: thank you. it's great to be hosted by fan. let's hear for local bookstores. let's here for book stall. i am especially grateful to my friend norman for serving as the interviewer for this event. i got to interview norman myself last july, so we are turning th

he is, norman reedus.ow we love you here. an extended version of season ten of "walking dead" is airing now. and it was just announced that season 11, which you're currently filming, will be last season >> crazy >> jimmy: also, this sunday's episode will be the 150th episode of the show? what do you think of when you hear those numbers >> i think i try to count how many advil i've taken in 150 episodes, you know [ laughter ] it's nuts. you know, we were filming -- i mean, we're filming right now, but, you know, we did these six sort of mini episodes, intimate episodes, because of covid and just to figure out a work program. and now we're doing these big giant ones again but, i'm sitting on this man-made structure, and there's a big hole in it, and it's drizzling rain it's like 3:00 in the morning, and i'm looking out over this field, and i'm like, "wow, this is where the prison was. >> jimmy: wow. >> you know? i blew up a tank over there, and hershel's head got chopped off right down there, and i'm startin

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the pilot makes a pit stop on norman's cay.aine smuggling hub for carlos lehder, an associate of pablo escobar. today, norman's cay has just a single airstrip to serve a few dozen residents. despite these obvious limitations, mcfarland sees this tiny island as the perfect spot to stage a huge music festival as a way to promote his new celebrity booking app. jackson: i'm like, "billy, a music festival on norman's cay? you'll have to spend, like, a lot of cash just to get that to work." narrator: delroy jackson is a bartender on the island. billy is like, "i'll see you in two weeks." i'm like, "yeah, what the [bleep] ever, dude. exactly two weeks, and i saw billy exiting the plane, right? he said, "delroy, told you i'd be back." narrator: mcfarland is back with his fyre media team in tow, including partner ja rule. mcfarland doesn't have any experience planning a music festival, but he does have a vision of the ultimate fantasy experience. he knew instinctively that, if you want to make this app hot, then you must create some adv

the mayor of norman also weighing in. i just couldn't believe it. >> i'm worried about the chilling effect of our children of color who want to play in sports now contracts with the national federation of state high school associations to broadcast gates both organizations say they are sickened by the comments. they're investigating and whoever made the racist remarks will not be with the network in the future. according to dealing go forth with the frontier, a man named metro and admitted to making the comments saying in a statement. >> well, not excusing my remarks. it is not unusual when my sugar spikes that i become disoriented. it off and say things that are not appropriate as well as hurtful. >> he says he apologizes to everyone involved. >> it was angela shen reporting for us from oklahoma. the attorney for george floyd's family says a settlement of a federal lawsuit by the city of minneapolis is the largest pre trial civil rights settlement ever. 27 million dollars. 500,000 of that will go to the neighborhood wher

[ bleep ] >> reporter: the national anthem was playing before norman high took on midwest city when asays belongs to video streamer matt rowen was overheard commenting about the norman girls taking a knee. >> oh, norman [ bleep ] >> reporter: a statement later attributed to rowen admitted to "inappropriate and racist comments for which there was no excuse," but the statement adds, i suffer type 1 diabetes. i do not believe that i would have made such horrible statements absent my sugar spiking. slurred and incoherent speech can be a symptom of sugar spikes, but that's not what viewers say they heard. abc news tried to reach rowen multiple times without success. >> this is completely outrageous and completely disgusting, what was said. to layer on top of that it was about kids. >> reporter: the live stream's broadcaster apologized. they cut ties with the announcer's company and say they're investigating. whit? >> zohreen, thank you. >>> when we come back, the international outrage after a police officer was charged in the murder of a young woman. s yt big investment. worth is a partner

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>> that's norman. >> well, we still have a lot of work to do.n high school basketball player chantae embry, and her mom. the lady tigers. good evening. >> hi. >> good evening. >> ythank you for doing this. chantae, congratulations for winning the championship. you and your team learned about what the announcer said when someone watched a recording of the game. what did you think? how did you react? >> yes. one of our teammates, their parents, they caught it on recording, and we learned out from our high school coach, coach neal. as soon as he told us, like t was kind of like it wasn't surprising, but also it was crazy how this is still happening in this day and age, in 2021. and it goes to show we still have so much more to accomplish as a country and as a community, and especially as our state. and my heart, it was just -- it broke basically because that word, it doesn't define us. it doesn't define me. it doesn't define my teammates. it doesn't define any of us. so just to hear how much hatred he spread with that word was awful. >> do you want

i want to support them in their decisions in everything they do >> reporter: norman teachers took a knee in support. the city's mayor tweeting her outrage and from a state lawmaker -- >> reporter: were you surprised when you heard that language >> i was angry and frustrated particularly on the issue of kneeling >> reporter: the norman tigers are back on the court, this time both teams taking a knee one player summed up the event saying this is why we kneel. blayne alexander nbc news >>> the airforce is detailing a security of failure that allowed a man wandering off airfield last month >> reporter: the home base of airforce one security failure allowed a man to wander around for about five hours before he was caught inspector general says the man's credentials did not checked at the entrance and the gate was shot properly closed, he was able to walk in. it was part for a training mission with two crew members aboard the man identified by local police as 36-years-old joseph armstrong should have stood out. he was wearing a cap that had distinctive balls on top that looked like mouse ears

the norman players started kneeling during the national anthem. announcer, matt rowen hurled horrifying racist insults at the norman team that were caught on mic is that we will right back here live after the national anthem, ladies and gentlemen. ♪ >> they are green and and black. >> oh, [ bleep ]. they are kneeling. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. norman deserves [ bleep ]. >> rowen later apologized saying in part, and i quote, i suffer type one diabetes and during the game my sugar was spiking. while not excusing my remarks it is not unusual when my sugar spikes that i become disoriented and often say thing that are not appropriate as well as hurtful. he goes on the say while the comments i made would certainly seem to indicate that i am racist, imnot. i have never considered myself to be racist and in short cannot explain why i made those comments. rowen was part of a crew under contract to broadcast this tournament that contract has now been terminated by the school district. >>> couple up, as president biden hits the road to sell americans on the stim

i hope norman gets their ass kicked. >> are you serious? midwest city. >> well, we still have a lot of work to do. joining me now, norman high school basketball player, and her mom, rhonda embry. the lady tigers. good evening. >> hi. >> hi. >> good evening. >> thank you for doing this. first off, congratulations, to you, for winning the oklahoma state championship. i'm sorry, that this story was part of your experience. but you and your team learned about the -- what the announcer said, when someone watched a recording of the game. what did you think? how'd you react? >> yes. one of our teammates. their parents, they caught it on recording. and we learned from our high school coach, coach neil. and as soon as he told us, like, it was kind of like, it wasn't surprising. but also, it was crazy how this is still happening, in this day and age, in 2021. and it's -- goes to show, we still have so much more to accomplish as a country and as a community. and especially, as our state. and my heart. it was just -- it -- it broke, basically, because

julie norman coming up from ucl on a monster plan down in dc. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. the oecd says a u.s. recovery turbocharged by the new stimulus package will help power a faster than expect a global upswing, and europe could be left behind. the paris-based organization says it now expects global output to rise above pre-pandemic levels by the middle of this year. the biden adminstration is now looking ahead to its next stimulus package, and it will face more obstacles than the one on the verge of getting through congress without a single republican vote. it will address infrastructure, climate, health care, and libby, or more, but republican opposition will make it harder to pay for it all. a measure will be unveiled after the president signs the coronavirus relief bill. a highly contagious variant of the coronavirus is circulating in florida, raising turn that a resurgence of the virus is possible in the state and beyond. the per capita rate of patients in florida hospitals as above the natio

supervisor a former francisco supervisor norman yee, thanks so much for joining us here too. talk a little bit about this issue and hopefully something. good will come as a result of everything that has happened. thank you to >> thank you very much. appreciate >> still ahead here tonight. investigators are looking to see what caused tiger woods to crash his car and they have new evidence that shows what ♪ there's never a bad time to enjoy my newest sauced & loaded curly fries. try triple cheddar or spicy pepper jack, both topped with slow-smoked bacon. only at jack in the box. ♪ there's never a bad time to enjoy my newest sauced & loaded curly fries. try triple cheddar or spicy pepper jack, both topped with slow-smoked bacon. ♪ get both, only at jack in the box. tonight. we're learning more details about the horrific car crash that severely injured golf legend tiger woods in february. investigators are now saying that there were no signs that woods tried to break. >> before he drove his suv off the road. they also say it appeared that he never took his foot off the gas and in

part of the school district employed by an outside group, which announced an investigation friday normanntendent met with the players. >> what was your first reaction when you saw that video? >> disgust and outrage, and that hit me hard. we're going to support them in their decisions and everything they do. >> reporter: friday norman teachers took a knee in support. the city's mayor tweeting her outrage, and from a state lawmaker -- >> when you surprised when you heard that language? >> i wasn't. i was angry, i was frustrated. it's very frustrated that some of it has been so normalized, and particularly on the issue of kneeling . >> reporter: friday n norman tigers were back on the court this time both teams taking a knee. one team summed up the events saying simply this is why we neil. for "today," blayne alexander, nbc news. >>> that announcer got himself in a little bit of trouble there. >> yeah. something that i think is going to be a big talker in the coming days. >>> let's check in with dylan right now. another look at the forecast. we spring ahead. places. >> good reminder. don't

it means basil norman gets to see both his daughters., very high. those that had lost weight have now gained that weight. i can say that iceni house at one point was a really stressful, unhappy place to work, and now it's full of life again. there are a few care homes which have already started allowing close family visits, but the majority are waiting until monday to cautiously reopen. and many remain extremely concerned about the threat of covid coming in. back in barnsley, at michael's care home, they are nervous but ready for visitors. if we stick to the guidelines and do everything we can, we will be as safe as we can be, but there will always be a concern. and wider families will want monday to be the first step towards being properly reunited. alison holt, bbc news, barnsley. around 200,000 women could be in line for payouts worth thousands of pounds to top—up the underpayment of their state pension for up to two decades. the errors focus on automatic cash increases for certain married women, widows and over—80s dating back to 199

. >> reporter: on thursday the norman high school girls basketball team was set to play midwest cityeo of the game was live streamed and shows the players from norman high school kneeling during the national anthem. it's then that the announcer begins hurling racist insults at the players. >> i hope norman gets their [ bleep ] kicked. >> reporter: apparently not realizing his mic is on, he continues to berate them while members of the community watched from home stunned. >> c'mon, midwest city. they're gonna kneel like that. hell no. >> reporter: speaking with "gma" overnight the school district superintendent calling the incident disgusting. >> to hear this during the national anthem, it just created then a lot of anger. >> reporter: according to local media reports, the announcer later apologized blaming his type 1 diabetes for using the racial slur, saying that when his sugar spikes, he says things that are inappropriate and hurtful. in a statement the broadcaster of the live stream says they're investigating and that they've cut ties with the announcer and deeply apologized to th

norman school superintendent met with the players. >> what was your first reaction when you saw thatthey do. >> reporter: today, norman teachers took a knee in support. the city's mayor tweeting her outrage. and from a state lawmaker. >> were you surprised when you heard that language? >> i wasn't. i was -- i was -- i was angry. i was frustrated. very frustrating that some of that's been so normalized. particularly, the issue of kneeling. >> reporter: tonight, the tigers are back on the court. this time, both teams taking a knee. saying simply, this is with he kneel. >> our thanks to blayne for that report. >>> meghan markle and prince harry called out alleged-royal racism. how their bombshell interview with oprah is putting a spotlight on racial divide in the uk. a spotlight on racial divide in the uk (man) i'm a verizon engineer, part of the team that built 5g right, the only one from america's most reliable network. we designed our 5g to make the things you do every day better. with 5g nationwide, millions of people can now work, listen, and stream in verizon 5g quality. and in pa

. >> and cynthia erivo is finding it to be a natural fit, as she told our friend janai norman on "soul." >> when you're playing aretha franklin "genius aretha." ♪ come on, baby ♪ >> there are parallels between your story and hers. both strong black women raised by a single parent, both women of faith and talented. were there parts of her story that you could identify with or found yourselfn. >> the strangest thing is that i learned a lot of what it's like to tell story through song from watching aretha, from listening to aretha. so having to sort of use that skill that i learned from her to play her is like a cyclical metaphysical thing that happens. ♪ ain't no way, babe ♪ ♪ ain't no way ♪ ♪ it ain't no way for me to love you ♪ >> when you were a kid, what kind of things did you watch? what kind of characters were you drawn to? >> you want to dance, sister? >> why, you don't have any rhythm. >> i was watching a lot of american tv, "sister act", was one of my favorites, whoopi goldberg was like the pinnacle, she could do it all. >> you've played delores. >> i have. >> you've played in "

then the arabs and the normans arrived or conquered.s. you look down, it's like the french quarter parts of it. but palermo's beauty has come at a cost. this magnificent architecture is the legacy of wealthy land owners who built grand palazzos on the profits of their estates while their workers lived in poverty. when this system collapsed in the 19th century, workers moved out of the countryside and into the city where poor and rich now live side by side. stanley. grazie. hidden behind this 400-year-old door is a world i've never encountered. i have been invited to dinner by a real life princess. >> stanley. >> princess stephania is one of the last surviving members of a sicilian royal family. >> nice to see you. >> thank you very much. >> i'm very happy to be here. the princess became a royal through marriage through direct descendant of the norman conquest. this palace has been in her husband's family. >> how long were you married? >> we were married in '57. >> when did he pass away? >> ten years ago. he loved this house very much so

are you keeping well have you seen tommy or norman?the mom in her just could not walk away asking about his hair. and one of his high school buddies who was on the football team writes a letter to to the evans family to tell them about his last hours. the letter has not arrived yet. she writes a letter to him not knowing he is already passed. jean told me she sent you a big picture of herself and you did not even acknowledge it. why? celine says she writes you regularly. how are you and dottie getting along? your daddy's superintendent downtown but he is a very enthusiastic about the job because he rankles all day with his supervisors. otherwise we are all well. and probably be back tomorrow we don't know what the year will bring for your baby brother he will be 18 in september and will have to register. he's trying to negotiate a deferment so he can graduate. please write soon and tell us all about you and norman and all your buddies. we miss you so much, love mother. >> so tell them a little bit about mail. >> mail is something marin

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norman will vote no on h. res. 179. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. roybal-allard pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that ms. roybal-allard will vote yes on h. res. 179. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? as the member designated by mr. grijalva of arizona, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. grijalva will vote yes on h. res. 179. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by congress member vargas, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that congress member vargas will vote yes on h. res. 179. as the member designated by by congress member napolitano, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that congress member will vote yes on h. res. 179. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from washington seek recognition? >> mr. spe

gene norman joins us now. what can you tell us?k-to-back tornadoes. there's never a good time to have severe weather but certainly in the evening hours is worse because you can't see what's going on. we can show a steady stream of these storms that's moving across a good part of sections of arkansas and western tennessee and these purple boxes you see here, those are active tornado warnings. we've had a couple of tornadoes on the ground. this one, i believe, is still tagged by the weather service to have potential for considerable damage. lot of states are under a tornado watch. strechgs from middle tennessee all the way back into portions of texas. a lot of those won't expire until midnight and some of them could be extended further east as the storms kond to ramp up. our computer model shows the storms matching across, yes, sections of mississippi and alabama and georgia still trying to clean up from thursday's storm. to make things worse, these storms are going to push their way into the lineas tomorrow and southern virginia. th

please present and tell us all about you and tommy and norman and all your buddies.i miss you so much. love, mother. joe, can you tell them a little bit. joseph: the mail was something that the marines disperse intermittently because they can control it. last thing they wanted was a distracted marine. they did not wanting that interfering with the job and if they were going into combat, the last letter they might write would be week prior to the ship leaving hawaii and they might not get an e-mail and tell the battle had ended bremen have an opportunity to post a letter until the battle has ended. so it could be three weeks in between getting letters and receiving letters. and i just wanted to share with you when he talks about his - he drew this little picture of himself and send it off to his mother. this is what she is commenting on both haggling his hair up in such an awful fashion. there is quite a character, he would have it in referring to anyone who outranked him his boss. which a lot of people didn't like but to those who knew don, found it a charming cork o

her shoes and letting the music guide her mind letting the music guide her mind here's abc's janai normanen aretha -- ♪ there are parallels between your story and hers. both strong black women raised by a single parent. both women of faith. immensely talented. were there parts of her story you could identify with our find yourself in? >> the strangest thing is i learnt a lot of what it is to tell story through song watching aretha, listening to aretha. having to sort of use that skill i learnt from her to play her, it's like a al, ic metaclphyscyical thing that hap. >> how about i give you my version? >>gandrlou sand.ke s >> not? >> the idea that she was able to channel emotions andáa ■ feelind her pain, love, through the thrilling to be able to do that, because that's what i love to do anyway. >> what is your favorite aretha song? >> "ain't no way. ♪ ain't no way baby ain't no way ♪ ♪ it ain't no way ♪ ♪ for me to love you ♪ >> when you were a kid, what what kind of characters were you drawn to? >> i was watching a lot of american tv. "sister act." whoopi goldberg, she was like the pinna

well i'm out of the area sawing and i said somebody needed to move all norman and i said in full kit he says the time we had to kill the he said and oh my goodness that achilles g.d. deployable list as in him and he said one day when it went up about a guy in a bed of the he said. to me out of a new monarch on a russian down accompts at the west god jean les god fame and his own are essential in my mind it needed to come pacific a message i didn't want to push was civilized that venison and moon tool and most impact that. was. only latah if we just thought they wouldn't know we would just sit those of us of fish but as it you need to damage that i meant them benefits of balls and body is all of which a body is mocha plus omitted to say that it. fullest . going to stump will cut those article up that will say you know scott volume down to the floor before he saw his store then put him down. to the loo you know p.g. . you have put a. stone on a movie feasible. to. do. is to leave. to. wouldn't. it. this is not true it is. the percentage which bought. the pared back to g.d.p. . but is a

in california, norman. >> caller: hi, jim, boo-yah. >> boo-yah. >> caller: there is a company disruptingo insurance industry charging by the mile saving a bunch of money. it metro mile. just went public. >> i know it just went public and that's why we want john butler on because we don't know enough about this. look, we like the lemonade when it was much, much lower and a nice chunk of change from people there so we have to have metro mile on the show metro mile you're invited. let's go to robert in massachusetts, robert? >> caller: hey, jim. it an honor and pleasure and great big boston boo-yah to all of the nation. >> there you go. >> caller: i'd like to ask you about a stock recent fly high back to earth. >> you have to buy the stocks when they are in a spac and only if you want a spac and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade >> announcer: coming up, what do you get when you combine a super star ceo, an army of retail investment revolutionaries and the one-woman wrecking crew? you get a cr

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and the moment i heard that it evoked memories of norman burke it evoked memories of what the not nazis were doing experiments. to say they started with the sleep deprivation regime. and then a massive guy disease. it was very dog except close to the bloods. and then he stopped playing these music the bodies on the floor all day long. you know. i cannot explain once someone is but doing. the floor. was. a no war has a moral imperative. america after $911.00 was in shock. and i think we have been deeply frightened and i think that fear how was it exploited certainly in the years after that and has continued to be exploited. but i understand things you more nato entities and. i you know i've met a number of them you know so many probably more than anyone else on earth can you tell me about them. i can't specifically talk about what i have. my meetings with them or what i've learned about these men. the good i've met colleagues shaikh mohammad. ali bin a. ramzi bin al s'shibh amar al believe she. and. these banned were subjected to all these tactics and there is absolutely no evidence. abs

but the norman high school girl's basketball team didn't let it stop them.ship yesterday! defeating their opponents 48-37. look at the celebration! and they ended their season undefeated. we're happy to have a member of the team with us this morning. kelby washington, good morning! how are you? >> good morning. i'm good. how are you? >> good. how do you feel? how does it feel that you and your team won this championship? >> you know, it's an awesome feeling, especially being with these group of girls. we shared a lot of memories during preseason and everything. just to finish off with a win it's an amazing feeling. >> when did you guys find out what had happened during that kneeling process in the national anthem? >> so, we played and, of course, we didn't hear it because it was on, like, the network thing, but we just heard it i was with shante and aliyah and getting treatment and coach showed us and, like, what he was saying and we were kind of, like, in shock. it was, like, wow, someone can really just think that way and just say that. so we were just kin

norman: as the member designated by mr. brian babin of texas, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. babin will vote nay on h.r. 8. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. norman: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. brian babin of texas, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. babin will vote nay on h.r. 8. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. aguilar: madam speaker, mb meb mr. ruiz -- as the member designated by mr. ruiz, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. ruiz will vote yes on h.r. 8. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. correa: madam speaker, as the member designated by congress member napolitano, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that congress member napolitano will vote yes on h.r. 8. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason does the gentlewoman from connecticut seek recognit

and norman holmes teen his the residents voice to these elections and the u.s. congress. his books include one nation after trump, a guide for the complex disillusion the, desperate and the not yet departed. i love his book titles because the next one, we did in the constitution center and it depressed as even before we began the program. it's even worse than it looks how the constitutional politics and very relevant for tonight. the broken branch, how congress is filling america and how to get it back. contract he's a friend of the center and appears it's wonderful to have dropped the violence that consume the nation in general and in congress leading up to the civil war between 1813 1860, there were more than 70 violent incidents between congressman and the house and senate chambers, or on nearby streets and dueling grounds, and you know that it wasn't confined to congress between july and october 1835 alone, there were 109 riots nationwide. so much more -- let me ask it this way, is it true that there was more violence then and congress in particular but also in the na

clampdown on denmark contrails controversial plans to reduce the number of norman western residents and neighborhoods by 30 percent over the next 10 years. and police in england and wales are told to classify violence against women as i hate crime if the victims thinks it was motivated by. the softer the government caves of pressure in the wake of a woman's murder.

it happened when the team from norman high school knelt during the national anthem thursday night. the announcer, matt rowan, later blamed his remarks on his diabetes and a blood sugar spike. the local school system has severed ties with him. straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," how our covid spending spree is leaving ships and cargo stuck at sea. plus, he grew up in california's farm fields. how this soccer star is now cultivating hope. and later, after covid nearly took his life, this motorcycle cop shares his survival skills. >> diaz: one side effect of this pandemic year has been a buying boom that's backed up the nation's biggest port in los angeles. dozens of ships are stuck offshore, which they might have eur >> reporter: it's a standstill at sea-- dozens of cargo ships waiting for weeks off the c cal. >> this is the biggest surge that we've seen of imports to the united states ever. >> reporter: port of los angeles director gene seroka says the number of ships arriving here is up 50% during the pandemic. >> we've been buying more retail goods, home improvement products

. >> plus, prolific tv writer norman lear accepted the carol burnett award for his career >> as i thinklaughter and the joy of our parallel careers, so glad we had this time together >> and i just think this year, there have been so many, you know, reasons to stay home, so many of us sitting and watching more television and films than usual. >> all of those shows, great to see. some of them we've never heard of, some of them we got recommendations right there to add to the list. >> the movie of the year, really great. >>> pop icon lady gaga has been reunited with her beloved french bulldogs after that harrowing ordeal koji and gustav stolen at gunpoint her dog walker was shot, ryan fisher, in the hospital after being shot in the chest. those two dogs were returned by a woman who said the two dogs were tied up in the alley. lady gaga offered >>> we have, uhm -- >> right now, it's 4:30. >> -- 12 in favor. >> right now at 4:30, a new arsenal in the fight against covid-19, a third vaccine is hours away from rolling out across the country. the doses set to arrive in our golden state this wee

i was like all by myself norman ago i had nothing to what i had to do to survive you know if you have the choice of sleeping in the cold or doing what you got to do what are you going to do in the middle of all that. getting back to. one of her very 1st fires was actually a pimp a very prominent in the area that was sending a clear message to her that she couldn't work independent or the way that she was working and that she needed to be under his control and that scared her words or right now. i don't want to talk about him i just i feel like i don't. like i just don't want to talk about. her or. like fresh 18 year old ugly. time that was gone. the light had definitely hit her just people men the post office i mean. just anybody dr is teachers these men that are going out and buying these are all people. and nobody knows because it's such a big secret. and without these guys these buyers this wouldn't be happening. without their. and their biggest selfish desires none of this one. tax rises financial survival guide stacey let's learn a salad fill out let's say i'm not so i get it her

some atmospheric backdrops to the race, but the big attraction in those parts is ely�*s enormous normanresident tour guide dave, who you'll find on the website. you must remember this is a medieval cathedral. it is out to get you. so mind your head. still to come on the travel show: we meet the spanish pioneers of aerial photography. and disaster at the house of wonders — how to fix zanzibar�*s heritage showpiece. it won't be as it used to be. it will be a repaired house of wonder. so don't go away. next this week to spain, and we are with the family who has spent almost 70 years photographing the country from the air. collectively, they have amassed more than a million pictures documenting a period in which the country's landscape has been transformed by mass tourism, so we asked them to open their archives for us and share some of those images. next this week, zanzibar, a short hop from the tanzanian coast. i'm doing a little bit of exploring through the winding streets of its capital. i think i'm lost! but i kind of like it, actually. these alleyways snake through stone town, which i

paul, the author of mutiny on bounty, who had been a reporter for the atlanta monthly, and james norman hall actually makes an account of the guys in this room, and he refers to bullard as quite lengthy, he says he got a couple of princetonians from the south, we can understand bullard better than we can understand them, because they speak southern, so to speak. and then he says, he refers to bullard as our black brother. and then occasionally says, no he's actually whiter than some of the white guys, so you know he's been completely accepted. but what hall notes is that, he says this guy has been decorated for valor numerous times, he speaks french and we don't, and so he can get all kinds of, he can get us all kinds of things that we couldn't do for ourselves so he is actually one of the guy, and he goes on, and the thing is, that every place he goes, every stop he makes, the legion air, he makes friends. this guy's become friends, these guys become friends for life. sort of a bond among them. and he goes off to fly, and will be flying the latest french spare, which is built like a br

. >> plus prolific tv righter norman lear showing his appreciation for the carol burnett award for hisunding career. >> as i think about you and laughter and the joy of our parallels careers so glad we had this time together >> so many moments there to watch, the way they did it differently this year, and again, now for those looking for something else on our watch list got it right there. >> you usually get fomo watching the golden globe you have fun hanging out, drinking and that year they were just as limited as us. >> chilling at home. >> that's right, we're all in the same boat all right. janessa's restfoca up next. >> and space walk to remember 250 miles above the earth's surface. just wet, squeeze and erase tough messes like bathtub soap scum... and caked-on grease from oven doors. now mr. clean magic eraser comes in disposable sheets. they're perfect for icky messes on stovetops... in microwaves... and all over the house. for an amazing clean, try mr. clean magic eraser, and mr. clean magic eraser sheets. this is kansas. and this is country crock. we start with farm-grown ingre

norman rosenstock and his wife are still recovering from the virus and won't be vaccinated for several more weeks after undergoing monoclonal antibody injections. it was quite severe, the worst thing that we have experienced. residents say the music and , but this is not party central and very little will change for seniors here who have grown accustomed to life with masks and social distancing, but now there will be hugs. small gatherings for bridge in ma jong. and communal holiday celebrations. the light at the end of the tunnel is getting brighter. thank god love to touh and hug and that's beenoking forward to that. and to living the rest of our lives. yes normal away as possible. one resident said he experienced a fever and shells 24 hours after getting his second dose of the modern, a vaccine. side effects aside, all the residents i spoke to said they can't wait for the rest of us to get the vaccine next. and my gosh, ktvu fox two news. ah, group of san francisco supervisors is pushing to make summer camp free for all public elementary school studentshis ye. the estimate roughly 2

. >> sam has been the manager of the lake norman high school football team since he was a freshman. >> i like helping them out and just being there for them i spent four years with these cats and they're really awesome. >> but on senior night he suited up, cleats and all. >> if they're going to do it, they got to do it completely, do it all out. >> the video has bee viewed over 2 million times, sam hoping this will inspire others. >> it's worth it you're not a disappointment just be who you are. >> a victory for sam, and a win for everyone >>> and that's "nightly news" for this monday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night ♪♪ i was like peace in a groove ♪ ♪ on a sunday afternoon ♪ ♪ you were there so was i ♪ ♪ in the park 4th of july ♪ ♪ i was chillin' with my kool-aid ♪ ♪ when miss chilli came to relay ♪ ♪ that you had a thing for me ♪ ♪ finest thing you'd ever seen ♪ ♪ i must admit to you ♪ ♪ i've heard them lines a time or two ♪ ♪ although for some apparent reason ♪ ♪ all those lines are now in season ♪ ♪ lights o

in norman's issues with the environment. i make it there in my backyard. [laughter] but then to protect the resources and wildlife i learned growing up with my father as the outdoorsman. this is important especially. >> may be because you are younger but how did you survive? >> i was actually sick with covid-19. is very six when i was in quarantine but it took me three months to physically recover even now i'm eight monthsig past sometimes i find myself catching my breath. sometimes i get out of breath going up two flights off stairs been doing this job two months and i'm still out of breath if i talk too much or talk really fast to get out of breath. i haven't been able to get back to the german gym to do heavy physical exertion and exercise i'm just walking right now. for some people to be more than a few days or weeks but months on end. >> best of luck with that congresswoman. so the issue of immigration is a most intractable issue that congress is facing let's build a wall republican types and then build the wall types do you ever see the possibility o

. >> sam has been the manager of the lake norman high school football team since he was a freshman. >like helping them out and just being there for them i spent four years with these cats and they're really awesome. >> but on senior night he suited up, cleats and all. >> if they're going to do it, they got to do it completely, do it all out. >> the video has bee viewed over 2 million times, sam hoping this inspires other. >> it's worth it you're not a disappointment just be who you are. >> a victory for sam, and a win for everyone >>> and that's "nightly news" for this monday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> can't leave your home? let the vaccine come to you. >> such a relief. it feels great. like the light at the end of the tunnel. >> the new way vaccines are going into the arms in the south bay. and an update on the bay area supply. >> is and while other counties wait for more vaccines, one county has too many. in a matter of hours, an east bay county could open up appointments to anyone 16 and over. >> an

it means basil norman gets to see both his daughters.een our resident�* wellbeing go from very low to very high, those that had lost weight have now gained that weight. i can say that it was a stressful, unhappy place to work, and now it is full of life again. there are a few care homes which have already started allowing close family visits but the majority are waiting until monday to cautiously reopen. and many remain extremely concerned about the threat of covid coming in. back in barnsley at michael's care home, they are nervous but ready for visitors. if we stick to the guidelines and do everything we can, we will be as safe as we can be, but there will always be a concern. and why do families will want monday to be the first step towards being properly reunited. alison holt, bbc news, barnsley. now on bbc news... the travel show this week on the show: vaccinations are something we are all very excited about, notjust in the cruise industry but within the travel industry more broadly, and we are excited to see the rollout happening i

norman could have no complaints form a bye and man mats hummels was left ball watching as a former dortmund man did what he does best. eager for an equaliser 11 dusky certainly got stuck in the. past in the dorman defense in their efforts to stop kingsley come on yet. but we're not made to who also left the frenchman grounded the referee was prompted by v.a.r. to take another look at a possible penalty decision. after an in or spacious start things were heading in the right direction once robert leavened dusky said mabyn hits in the wrong direction. so going into hard time it was all square. we know that the maybe the 1st 1520 minutes we didn't play but after 2nd all that have you can see that you're not ok now we have to push forward to have to try to score the 1st goal and the 2nd half we had this game under control and we know it ok come on boys we have to try to score the other god because we want to get to 3 points it looked for the briefest of moments as if hits would lend a shaky hand to their hopes of winning by spilling a shot from the boots of yours you were kimmie. but that big t