i asked adam fleming a moment ago — ethics. i asked adam fleming a moment ago whether _ ethics. - ethics. i asked adam fleming a moment ago whether all of - ethics. i asked adam fleming a l moment ago whether all of these different enquiries, committees etc into this whole affair will get to what is the gold standard of transparency and he said there are different opinions on what that gold standard is. what do you say it is? i say you declare who is lobbying, you declare who you are lobbying on behalf of and everybody should have to do that, whether or not it is me, as a registered consultant lobbyist, or a trade group or a business or a bank, whoever it is, we are far too far away from that right now. it feels like groundhog day on this story and i really hope this is a moment to reset the entire lobbying world. ., moment to reset the entire lobbying world. . ~ ,., . world. 0k, iain anderson, executive chair of cicero, _ world. 0k, iain anderson, executive chair of cicero, thank _ world. 0k, iain anderson, executive chair of cicero, thank you _ world. 0k, iain anderson, execut

thank you, adam fleming, i of travellers.ief political correspondent. the headlines on bbc news... "pervasive racism" is blamed for the failure to properly commemorate tens of thousands of black and asian soldiers who died fighting for the british empire. president biden is expected to promise to halve us emissions by the end of the decade at a climate summit of world leaders today. labour demands an investigation into text messages exchanged between borisjohnson and the businessman sirjames dyson. india is being devastated by a second wave of covid, which the country's prime minister has called a "coronavirus storm". in the past 2a hours, almost 300,000 new cases were reported — the biggest daily rise in any country — and more than 2,000 people died. officials said hospitals across india were at breaking point. for more, i'm nowjoined by our correspondent in india, nikhil inamdar. a really devastating tally, both the number of new cases, the number of deaths. what sort of pressure is this putting hospitals in india under? ~

demetrius roosevelt fleming davis was hit by a stray bullet in oakland against the bullet was already in the air. >> and when they made that you turn it just bam hit him right in the media. demetrius and his friends were on their way home when they got caught in the middle of the shootout. demetrius was in the middle seat. his mom says that's where he always sat his 2 friends in the car were uninjured. he just got caught up. but they were in the wrong place at the wrong time. that's what the deputy is telling demetrius was shot and killed near 68th avenue and international boulevard on april 10th. the deadliest day in oakland so far this year, 3 homicides occurred on this day 45 total so far in 2021 that's about one murder. every 3 days demetrius his pastor bishop bob jackson of acts full gospel church says the shootings are a disgrace. >> and says if this trend continues oakland will end the year with more than 120 homicides. he says demetrius was like family to him. he wasn't doing anything. he wasn't. >> do anything to deserve that just him and his friends. it riding down the stree

these modern racing cars are at the cutting edge so we're james bond is cars in fleming who created the character made sure of that. how can fleming had a thing for cars and technology and he was happy to get expert advice what's possible today and what might be possible in the future and one of the ideas was a radar tracker i need to be involved. because what a forerunner to a modern navigation system. sometimes briefly swaps his old aston martin classic for modern day car usually when futuristic technology is with quiet. he wants try the b.m.w. by remote control in a high speed car chase around a parking garage. when there's still no such thing as a remote controlled car operated by cell phone doesn't but the idea is there is this is it theoretically possible it's a mixture of. science fiction and science fact could it work yes let's take the idea a little bit further. and this sneak with shaped notices spree came in handy when bonnie needed a cop that could go under. the . design of the production designer happened to see this car parked on the studio grounds and said if we need a su

they tried to track down ian fleming while in washington, but it was too late. fleming had already flown back to london. another method the cia considered was assassination. one idea was to assassinate not just fiddle but his brother, raul, an assassination trifecta. the more serious cia plan was approved by dwight eisenhower later in the month. march 17, 1960. the plan developed by richard bissell, the cia's famously brilliant director of plans, was to use some of the cubans who had been fleeing castro, mainly to florida, to return to cuba and overthrow him. originally the idea was to infiltrate the men on to the island in small groups, but that shifted into something like more a world war ii style infibious invasion. the idea was to land the brigade on a significant piece of cuban real estate and hold it for a length of time, maybe a week, up to ten days. at some point the brigade would fly in a provisional government, which the cia assembled in miami and which was being kept in a safe house at the time. the government would set up shop on the beach, declare i

killed by a stray bullet in oakland tonight, friends and family remembered 19 year old dimitri's fleming davis as a loving and charismatic young man. dementia is cared about others and helping others. you took somebody that meant everything to everybody. he was like everybody's best friend. good evening. i'm kristine are weird own andre is off tonight. demetrios was in a vehicle with his friends in east oakland. when the bullet hit him, he would have turned 19 this week. today, people who knew him gathered a burglar youth alternative, or dimitrius intern. you attend ktvu changes. candese charles joining us live with the message they have whoever's responsible, candace. good evening, christine. a good evening, folks at home. yes dozens of friends, coworkers and former teachers were in attendance today, sharing fond memories and the pain from this sudden loss there also sharing this message. if you know something, say something. please if anybody know anything, say something, because this is really hurting a lot of people, the friends and family of an oakland called student continue to rea

richard nixon said when he and ian fleming sat down and chatted about james bond, fleming told nixon bill harvey was an inspiration for the james bond character. now if you can't trust richard nixon, who can you trust? and then, of course, ted shackley. this name may ring a bell because shackley was the chief of station in saigon during a lot of the vietnam war. he will become a central figure in the "operation mongoose" plan because he was a chief of station in another place and someone that may surprise you and we'll talk about that in a second. so there are some very straightforward attempts at castro's life. i want to get those out of the way before we get into more elaborate ones. there were some, let's just go and shoot the dude that you'd think would be the keep it simple, stupid, theory. one of them was felix rodriguez. anyone heard of the name felix rodriguez? some. he's still alive. he lives in miami today. he used to be the president of the brigade 2506 foundation. one of the guys who went in actually before the bay of pigs invasion. it was called a gray team, an infiltrat

adam fleming is at westminster.ernment ministers saying all this is gossip and tittle tattle, but mps are going to ask briton�*s top civil servant more about this today? briton's top civil servant more about this today?— briton's top civil servant more about this today? briton's top civil servant more about this toda ? ,, ., ., , , about this today? simon case is the cabinet secretary, _ about this today? simon case is the cabinet secretary, the _ about this today? simon case is the cabinet secretary, the senior- about this today? simon case is the cabinet secretary, the senior civil . cabinet secretary, the senior civil servant, and all the political stories we have been talking about over the last few weeks, whether it is the handling of coronavirus, the lobbying of the government by former prime minister, whether it is the prime minister, whether it is the prime minister's whatsapp, whether it is how the downing street flat renovations were paid for, all this comes down to him because he was involved in all of th

seemed to take it seriously, in fact tried to track down ian fleming while still in washington.. he'd already flown back to london. another measure, cia considered assassination. assassinate not just fidel but his brother raoul and like a assassination trifecta. a more serious plan approved by dwight eisenhower later in the month's. plan developed by richard bissell, cia's famously director of plans, using some fleeing castro to florida to return to cuba and overthrow him. the original idea infiltrate them on to the island in small troops but shifted into world war ii-style amphibious invasion. never the plan was overrunning cuba and somehow defeat castro's army of 25,000 or 30,000. rather, to land the brigade on a significant piece of cuban real estate and hold it for a length of time. maybe a week. up to ten days. and at some length of time. at some point they flew in a brigade that was kept in a safe house at the time and this would set up shop on the beach and declare itself the rightful government of cuba. what was supposed to happen after that was never all that clear. tha

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while dulles seemed to take this seriously and tried to track down ian fleming while he was still in washington, but he was too late, another method the cia considered was assassination. one idea was to assassinate not just fidel, but also raul and shea weber, out an assassination trifecta. and more serious cia plan was approved by dwight eisenhower later in the month, march 17th, 1960. the plan developed by the cia's famously brilliant director of plans was to use some of the cubans that had been fleeing castro, mainly to florida, to return to cuba and overthrow him. originally, the idea was to infiltrate the men onto the island and small groups. that shifted to something more like a world war ii style amphibious invasion. the plan was never that the 1400 men were supposed to overrun cuba and somehow defeat castro's army of 30,000. the objective was to land the brigade on a specific piece of cuban real estate and hold it for a length of time, maybe a week, up to ten days. at some point, the brigade would fly in a provisional government that the cia had assembled in miami and was bei

demetrius roosevelt fleming davis was hit by a stray bullet in oakland against the bullet was already in the air. >> and when they made that you turn it just bam him right in the media. demetrius and his friends were on their way home when they got caught in the middle of the shootout. demetrius was in the middle seat. his mom says that's where he always sat his 2 friends in the car were uninjured. he just got caught up. but they were in the wrong place at the wrong time. that's what the deputy is telling demetrius was shot and killed near 68th avenue and international boulevard on april 10th. the deadliest day in oakland so far this year, 3 homicides occurred on this day 45 total so far in 2021 that's about one murder. every 3 days demetrius is pastor bishop bob jackson of acts full gospel church says the shootings are a disgrace. >> and says if this trend continues oakland will end the year with more than 120 homicides. he says demetrius was like family to him. he wasn't doing anything. it wasn't. >> do anything to deserve that just him and his friends. it riding down the street and

. >> her son demetrius fleming davis. he was on his way home.shot and killed by stray bullet kron four's. michelle kingston has more. >> i have lost my heart just hurts. you know, that was my baby. and he was a good boy, had a future just 2 weeks before his 19th birthday. demetrius roosevelt fleming davis was hit by a stray bullet in oakland against the bullet was already in the air. >> and when they made that you turn it just bam him right in the media. demetrius and his friends were on their way home when they got caught in the middle of the shootout. demetrius was in the middle seat. his mom says that's where he always sat his 2 friends in the car were uninjured. he just got caught up. but they were in the wrong place at the wrong time. that's what the deputy is telling demetrius was shot and killed near 68th avenue and international boulevard on april 10th. the deadliest day in oakland so far this year, 3 homicides occurred on this day 45 total so far in 2021 that's about one murder. every 3 days demetrius is pastor bishop bob jackson of act

these modern racing cars are at the cutting edge so james bond's cars ian fleming who created the character made sure that. i mean how can leming had a thing for cars and technology and he was happy to get expert advice in what's possible today and what might be possible in the future and one of the ideas was a radar tracker i need to be involved. with what a forerunner to a modern navigation system. sometimes briefly swaps his old as demoting classic for modern day com usually when futuristic technology is with quiet. people describe the b.m.w. by remote control in a high speed car chase around a parking garage. and there's still no such thing as a remote controlled car operated by cellphone doesn't but the idea is there is this is it theoretically possible it's a mixture of science fiction and science fact could it work yes let's take the idea a little bit further doing that these 100 percent of via trial. and this sneak which notices spree came in handy when bonnie needed a car that could go under. because i don't care production designer happened to see this car parked on the studio gro

instead it turned into demetrius flemings funeral. family and friends released doves to honor him. >> things are not the same. his laughter is missing, his smile is missing, his charisma. >> reporter: this is his mentor and supervisor at his internship for the last two years. they had worked together the day before a stray bullet killed him on april 10th. oakland police say he was a passenger in a truck driving in the area of international boulevard and 68th avenue when a stray bullet hit him. >> i want a mural of him, back of him in the hallways. i just don't want people to forget. >> reporter: they say he was a hard-working teenager who did everything right. >> he pretty much grew up in the church. >> reporter: he says demetrius had been going to gospel church since he was five years old. the bishop says he was always the life of the party, fun, loving, and a prankster at times. >> we took them to camp, and the first thing he did when he got off the bus, he ran off into the woods and found a snake, came back with the snake and start

adam fleming at westminster, many thanks.y. thank you so much for being with us. it is rather a long introduction, but it is so everyone knows where you're coming from and your professional knowledge. can i ask you, this question, a lot of people will say that the vaccine updike has been good and the programme seems to been good and the programme seems to be progressing on schedule so far as we can tell from outside, why are people so pessimistic in the medical and scientific community about the risk of a third wife perhaps in the summer? i don't think it is being pessimistic, it is being realistic, there is a period of genuine uncertainty, yes the vaccine roll—out has been fantastic, but we still do not know exactly how good they are at preventing infection. we have hardly seen any real—world experience of the astrazeneca vaccine with two doses in people when there is plenty of virus around and we just have not seen that. we and we 'ust have not seen that. we 'ust do and we just have not seen that. - just do not know and if

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instead, turning to demetrius flemings funeral. family released doves to honor him. >> things are not the same. it'st . his laughter is missing. his smile is missing. his charisma, you know. just the whole energy in the building is flat. >> reporter: this was his mentor and supervisor at his internship for the last two years. they had worked together dated the day before a stray bullet killed him on april 10th. oakland police say he was a passenger in a truck driving in the area of international boulevard and 60th avenue when a stray bullet hit him. >> i want a mural him, i wa aofhim in the et. >>porter: she anothers said he was a hard-working teenager who did everything right. >> he pretty much grew up in the church. he had been going to gospel church since he was five years old. the bishop says he was always the life of the party, fun, loving, and a prankster at times. >> we take him to camp, the kids and all in the first thing he did, he ran off into the woods and found a snake, came back with the snake and started chasing all t

he said that when he and ian fleming sat down and talked about james bond, femming told nixon that bill harvey was an inspiration for the james bond character. if you can't trust richard nixon, who can you trust. and ted shackley, this name might ring a bell. he was the chief of station in saigon during a lot of the vietnam war. he will become a central figure in the operation mongoose plan. before he went to street -- vietnam, a chief of station in another place, somewhere that may surprise you. we'll talk about that in a second. there are straightforward attempts at castro's life, and i want to get those out of the way before we get into the more elaborate ones. there were some let's just go and shoot the dude, keep it simple stupid theory, and one was a man named felix rodriguez. anyone heard of the name felix rodriguez. my staff in the back is going, yes, i talk about him all the time. he's still alive, lives in miami today, used to be the president of the brigade 2506. it was called a grade team, infiltration team. after the bay of pigs fiasco, many of the men who were on that miss

demetrius fleming died april 10th in east oakland. he would have been celebrating his 19th birthday this week. police say he was in a car with friends near 68th and international when a shooting happened nearby. he was the only one struck by gunfire. a $15,000 reward is being offered to find the gunman. >>> in the meantime, the white house climate summit continues today. president biden virtually hosting 40 world leaders for a livestream event to talk about ways to combat climate change. the event comes as he pledges to tighten greenhouse gas emissions by 50% by 2030. a handful of the world leaders are echoing similar commitments. >>> remember the battle california was having over fuel emissions with the trump administration? well, that's all now in the rear view mirror. at one point trump's agencies blocked the authority of states to create their own emission standards. california responded by leading a lawsuit. yesterday the department of transportation announced that rule has now been dropped along with the legal battle. >>> well,

joseph cotten junior officiated over the funeral of the young man he meant toward dimitrius roosevelt fleming davis of oakland, 5 to 600 people attended the service at acs full gospel church where dimitrius sang in the youth choir and attended services regularly with this family. his smile and you wanted you wanted to let him get away with anything he wanted, because his charm and he was so smart, but the college student's life was suddenly cut short on april 10th around 6 30 in the evening in the area of 68th avenue and international boulevard in oakland. demetrios was sitting in a truck with friends going to get something to eat. investigators say a stray bullet struck and killed him. i'm not eating, right? i'm not sleeping right? because the person who murdered my cousin is still out there walking around free and my cousin is dead people out there shooting guns, just like the wild. wild west bishop bob jackson of ax full gospel church says he's known dimitrius since he was a young boy, a prankster and a natural leader who loved to help other young people and children. he wasn't it. any gan

fleming created penicillin.ty television, which is what the three of you were instrumental in doing, is almost as important, if not more important, than all those accomplishments. would you agree, heather? - no. [record scratching] but it has been a really, really fun, fun time. i always say, johnny, like, it's like winning the lottery for a lot of these people who came afterwards. we didn't know what we were getting into. but for anybody else that auditioned afterwards, i mean, you get the golden ticket. we were the first authentic and last authentic reality show. we personally-- the seven of us-- had no idea what we were walking into. we came there as raw and as open as possible. but now, people have a reference. they get to strategize, in their mind, oh, i'm going to go on this reality show, and i'm going to dress this way, and this is the image that i want to portray. actually doing all of that and fooled everyone. [chuckles] johnny bananas: so in '92, the prominent theme of the original season was race. and

our chief political correspondent adam fleming is at westminster.s covid status certification plan as laid out by the prime minister yesterday? i said late out, but not much detail yet? we yesterday? i said late out, but not much detail yet?— yesterday? i said late out, but not much detail yet? we had something in black-and-white _ much detail yet? we had something in black-and-white because _ much detail yet? we had something in black-and-white because that - much detail yet? we had something in black-and-white because that is - much detail yet? we had something in black-and-white because that is not i black—and—white because that is not has published the first stage of its review into it but you are right, we do not have all the details yet. a covid certification scheme is being proposed, people could use an app or have a piece of paper to show they have a piece of paper to show they have been vaccinated, have had a negative test in the previous 2a hours or have had covid in the past six months that would have antibodies so could not catch it agai

and again last night with ren e fleming.y moving, actually. the first night we had live music was with a young _ night we had live music was with a young american artist called kelsey lu, and _ young american artist called kelsey lu, and she created, she devised a special— lu, and she created, she devised a special piece for us with her 14 musiciahs. _ special piece for us with her 14 musicians, and after that was the new york— musicians, and after that was the new york philharmonic., and really those _ new york philharmonic., and really those emotional events were emotional for us, we've missed those emotional events were emotionalfor us, we've missed it terribly _ emotionalfor us, we've missed it terribly. when i moved to new york for was _ terribly. when i moved to new york for was this— terribly. when i moved to new york for was this love affair with live performance, and gallery exhibitions. we were able to open our gallery— exhibitions. we were able to open our gallery business last october, but it's— our gallery busin

famous thing we have been working with in the open economy that has his name on it is the mondale-fleming puts three different markets together. the investment savings part of the economy, the monetary policy , and the open economy, meaning balance and payments and how that change with regards to exchange rates. those are the three markets that continue to be the important ones. how we measure them is different, and how they work together is different. those are the drivers of economic performance. tom: did they take it for granted at the time. revolutionary for robert mundell. thank you. catherine mann. citigroup global economist. it extraordinary to see the timeline of this and all we talked about over the years. those rules then still a part of what we do today. lisa: the fundamental still driving, even though we have a vastly changed scenario. we are trying to understand how we are misstating the future as we look to hope versus reality. we will carry that conversation forward. tom: what is interesting is the idea of the bond market is litmus paper for the system. it was not like that

. >> after the recent killings in minnesota, peggy fleming tweeted, minnesota is a place where it's notlicing, but you wrote for brookings about the health disparities in black and brown communities that are heavily policed, higher rates of -- higher blood pressure, higher rates of dibabetes. is there a correlation between heavy policing and these health disparities? >> without a doubt. what my colleagues and i examine neighborhoods, controlling for everything under the sun. what we found is men's mental health suffers, more likely to suffer from it depression and anxiety. women's physical health suffers. more likely to have higher blood pressures, more likely to be diabetics, more likely to be obese. this is because we are continuously witnessing black pain and trauma in a way people don't fully want to acknowledge. the people who witnessed go g floyd die and all the other people who watched it on video will never be the same again. we heard that from rodney king's daughter about her and him. part we have to look at is as you talk about this being exhausting, that exhaustion actually m

. >> reporter: fleming is at the control panel of his mind, channelling thoughts, marshaling resources appreciates. >> maybe the difference between typical and someone like myself is that it's just two dishes in the wider cuisine of humanity. >> reporter: we first met during his senior year of college and caught up with him at oxford. over the years, he has developed a manual of human interaction. we have conversations. do you have a manual on me? >> yeah. if i heard your voice, i would recognize it. i would probably recognize your ears or other odd things that i tend to over focus on. if i saw your ear in a mall, i might say, hey, harry. >> reporter: what is intuitive, the difference in people's ears, is all but imperceptible to the rest of us. >> there's something very special about how he sees the world. >> reporter: his mother kelly with whom he still lives home schooled him and accompanied him to oxford. the book is dedicated to her. >> she's not just my mom. she's been -- she is my teacher, mycarer and my greatest friend. >> reporter: he writes about a world not set up for him. >

so james bond's cars in fleming who created the character make sure that. nothing happens leming had a thing for cars and technology and he was happy to get expert advice what's possible today and what might be possible in the future losses and one of the ideas was a radar tracker i needed a d invite. was what a forerunner to a modern navigation system. sometimes briefly swaps his old as demoting classic for modern day com usually when futuristic technology is with quiet. he once tried the b.m.w. by remote control in a high speed car chase around a parking garage. when there's still no such thing as a remote controlled car operated by cell phone doesn't but the idea is there is this is it theoretically possible it's a mixture of. science fiction and science fact could it work yes let's take the idea a little bit further with these 100 percent of i talk. and this sneak shaped notices spree came in handy when bonnie needed a cop that could go under. the . design what kind of production designer happened to see this car parked on the studio and said we need a

demetrius fleming died april 10th in east oakland.e would have been celebrating his 19th birthday this week. police say he was in a car with friends near 68th and international when a shooting happened nearby. he was the only one struck by gunfire. a $15,000 reward is being offered to find the gunman. >>> a follow-up this morning, 150 unaccompanied migrant children are waking up at the long beach convention center. the group mostly made up of girls arrived last night. they're the first group of what's expected to be 1,000 to arrive there over the next coming days. the ultimate goal is to reunite chirp with their families or place them with family members in the u.s. or sponsor families. >>> the white house climate summit continues today. president biden virtually hosting 40 world leaders for a livestream event to talk about ways to combat climate change. the event comes as he pledges to tighten greenhouse gas emissions by 50% by 2030. a handful of the world leaders are echoing similar commitments. >>> remember the battle california wa

dimitrius fleming davis was shot and killed while sitting in a truck with friends.hey were going out to get something to eat. the pastor at acts full gospel church is known davis since he was a young boy who attended services with his family, he said davis was considered a prankster and natural leader who enjoyed helping those around him. he wasn't into any gangs or any stuff like the drugs and all that. it just wasn't that kind of kid. it's just unbelievable. it's unimaginable. i'm not eating, right. i'm not sleeping right because the person who murdered my cousin is still out there walking around free and my cousin is dead. the shooter who fired that bullet remains at large. davis would have turned 19 yesterday. friends of planning to hold a memorial service for him tomorrow. coming up on ktvu and use it. 6 30 new body camera video of a deadly police shooting involving fremont officers and a wanted felon and a violent confrontation between a police officer and an autistic teenager. we'll hear from the neighborhood captured it all on camera and how that police depa

every 3 days and now one mother's pleading for the violence to end after losing her son dimitris flemingends were on their way home when they were caught in the middle of a shootout. demetrius was hit by a stray bullet and died. his 2 friends were uninjured. the shooting happened just 2 weeks before his 19th birthday long 68th avenue and international boulevard back on april 10th 3 homicides occurred that day making it one of the deadliest days in oakland. so far. >> i have lost my heart just you know, that was my baby. and he was a good boy had a future. the needs help out here. not just afterwards. we need to be doing something now. >> now we need to be investing on the front end of crisis on the front end of trump instead of investing in law enforcement, right. more law enforcement. let's be investing in trauma workers in folks that can deal with mental health in economic pathways, in education pathways. let's get to the gun before the bullet flies instead of stand yet to get 1, 1, mother and my heart goes out to all of the mothers that have lost and their children. >> a $15,000 rewar

demetrious fleming davis was shot and killed while sitting in a truck with friends. they were going out to get something to eat a bishop at act full gospel church has known davis since he was a young boy who attended services with this family. he said. davis was considered a prankster and natural leader who enjoyed helping everyone around him. he wasn't into any gangs or any stuff like the drugs and all that. it just wasn't that kind of kid. it's just unbelievable. it's unimaginable. i'm not eating, right. i'm not sleeping right because the person who murdered my cousin is still out there walking around free and my cousin is dead. the shooter remains at large. davis would've turned 19 yesterday, friends planned to hold a memorial service for him tomorrow. but danville police officer charged with felony voluntary manslaughter is now out of jail after posting bail in 2018 officer andrew hall shot and killed lattimer are valetta while on duty, the officer's lawyer says the decision by the contra costa county district attorney to file charges against all seems suspect an

the beatrice fleming davis and his friends were on their way home when they were caught in the crossfire. demetrius was hit by stray bullet and died. his 2 friends were uninjured. the shooting happened 2 weeks before his 19th birthday. it was along 60th avenue and international boulevard back on april 10th 3 homicides occurred that day making it the deadliest day in oakland. so far. >> i have lost my heart just hurts. you know, that was my baby. and he was a good boy had a future. the needs help out here. not just afterwards. we need to be doing something now. >> now we need to be investing on the front end of crisis on the front end of trump instead of investing in law enforcement, right. more law enforcement. let's be investing in trauma workers in folks that can deal with mental health in economic pathways and education pathways. let's get to the gun before the bullet flies instead of stand yet to get 1, 1, mother and my heart goes out to all of the mothers that have lost and their children. >> a $15,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest in this case. >> 7.4

looks imminent but is that coupled with corporate tax hikes and coming tenuously that could be double flemingles: let me ask you about the market nicole, it's obviously not with the same month that we had in the beginning of the year. what is fully back sort of confident in this market, there's not a lot of conviction. guest: it's interesting, you use the statistic that i came across as well. so into the market recently and certainly be a full on return to discretionary technology. i think to the point and just made that it will be a struggle or defensive specie of selloff and its almost like so any people are waiting for us a lot that is not going to get here. so much momentum left in this market. i think a lot of people are looking for real growth opportunity 24 months out. april intensive purposes, it is tech. charles: gary let me ask you, there's a big debate now with the market goes next 100 days. jc suggesting it will be boom or bust. guest: i guess i would have to take a neutral ground. right in the middle. [laughter] might best indicator for having a prediction of the market as a perc

dimitrius roosevelt fleming davis of oakland, 5 to 600 people attended the service at acs full gospel church where dimitrius sang in the youth choir and attended services regularly with his family. his smile and you wanted and you wanted to let him get away with anything he wanted, because his charm and he was so smart, but the college student's life was suddenly cut short on april 10th around 6 30 in the evening in the area of 68th avenue and international boulevard in oakland. demitrius was sitting in a truck with friends going to get something to eat. investigators say a stray bullet struck and killed him. i'm not eating, right? i'm not sleeping right? because the person who murdered my cousin around free and my cousin is dead people out there shooting guns, just like the wild. wild west bishop bob jackson of ax full gospel church says he's known dimitrius since he was a young boy, a prankster and a natural leader who loved to help other young people and children. he wasn't it. any gangs or any stuff like the drugs and all that just wasn't that kind of kid. it's just unbelievable u

paul fleming is the general secretary of the actor's union equity.arke tojonny dymond on radio 4's �*pm' programme... these sabine said repeatedly in this is important they are thoroughly investigated. the real question is why people could not raise these concerns at the time or have confidence in the process they will come through. why are we in this position retrospectively and how is this culture still so believable in our industry for years on from me to? ~ our industry for years on from me to? . ., , ., to? once the outstanding contribution _ to? once the outstanding contribution to _ to? once the outstanding contribution to british - to? once the outstanding - contribution to british cinema to? once the outstanding _ contribution to british cinema award has been announced on the 29th of march bafta did receive a number of albeit anonymous or second hand or third hand allegations about noel clarke's behaviour. it still carried and gave him the award, allegations which, i would say, he very strongly denies, but it still went on to give him the aw

anti-slavery pictures but they don't have much hope of competing with the likes of griffith or victor fleming or walt disney in segregated american adaptation tom's cabin" which itself is silent but also followed silent versions of the film produced in 1910, 19 13, 1914, and 198, it shows us it's the most powerful anti-slavery vehicle on screens so we'll do it over and over until one of them finally sticks. this was supposed to be the one. it is even billed as the movie that cost $2 million to produce. it was supposed to be a spectacle, and it simply could not mitigate the deep roots put down or the effects put down by the birth of a nation. we can talk about this a little bit more, i hope, in the q and a as it pertained to the actors themselves and the use of black face. later films after seeing the dismal production of "uncle tom's cabin" and other anti-slavery pictures, they're going to go out of their way to make a mockery of abolitionism, and they will often do it in the form of a wild-eyed john brown. so 1940s, santa fe trail, both of the screen stills come from "santa fe trail". it sta

robert ludlum tradition of the author ian fleming dimension of the plot but you have an articulate analysis by the end of the 1960s about the machinations of this new world ask and the danger of african independence, black self-determination and black power at home. so williams was quite a controversial and provocative writing but someone whose generation of a conspiracy theory continues to give us sort of things to think about and to keep current on. >> paule was not aware specifically of being followed and being under surveillance by the fbi until 1965, and that is when langston hughes invited her to go on a state department tour to europe. think it was the u.k. and france and -- the scandinavian country. might have been sweden. but any case, she accepted. awful excited about going and then the got a letter from the state department asking her to come in for a, quote, briefing, and she writes about this at the beginning of triangular road -- well, that's not exactly the -- i'll talk put this image. this is paule getting on an airplane in rio, on her way from rio to trinidad, has been sent

but they really don't seem to have much hope of competing with the likes of griffith or victor flemingr walt disney in segregated american theatres. even harry pollard's adaptation of "uncle tom's cabin" which is also silent but followed silent versions of the film in 1910, 1914, and 1918, this shows us that "uncle tom's cabin" is the most powerful anti-slavery vehicle we have to put on screen so we're going to do it over and over until one of them sticks. this is supposed to be the one. it's billed as the movie that cost $2 million to produce. it was supposed to be a spectacle and it simply could not mitigate the deep roots put down or the effects put down by the birth of a nation. we can talk about this a little bit more i hope in the q&a as it pertained to the actors themselves and the use of black face. later films, after seeing the dismal production of "uncle tom's cabin" and other anti-slavery pictures at the box office, they're almost going to go out of their way to make a mockery of abolitionism and they'll often do that in the forth of a wild-eyed john brown. so 1940s, "santa

pictures, but they really don't seem to have much hope of competing with the likes of griffith or victor fleming or walt disney in segregated american theaters even harry potter's very famous 1927 adaptation of uncle tom's cabin. which itself is silent but also followed silent versions of the film produced in 1910, 1913, 1914 and 1918 this sort of shows us that uncle tom's cabin is the most powerful antislavery vehicle. we have to put on screen. so we're going to try to do it over and over until one of them finally sticks. this was supposed to be the one it is even built as the movie that cost two million dollars to produce. it was supposed to be a spectacle and it simply could not mitigate the deep roots put down or the effects put down by the birth of a nation we can talk about this a little bit more. i hope in the q&a as it pertained to the actors themselves and the use of blackface. later films after seeing the dismal production of uncle tom's cabin and other antislavery pictures at the box office. they're almost going to go out of their way to make a mockery of abolitionist and they will of

been calls for the rules around lobbying to be tightened. 0ur chief political correspondent adam flemings are — government will be asked? iia: questions are moving government will be asked? tia: questions are moving in government will be asked? ti2 questions are moving in focus, until now there has been a lot of discussion about e—mails and text messages from david cameron to the chancellor and ministers at the treasury on behalf of the financial services firm he was working for, greensill capital, to get access to a treasury coronavirus scheme that did not happen. the focus today is on a government scheme that happen, it was called that coronavirus large business interruption loan scheme, greensill capital was accredited as a lender for greensill capital was accredited as a lenderfor that greensill capital was accredited as a lender for that scheme greensill capital was accredited as a lenderfor that scheme meaning that they were approved by the british business bank, owned by the government, to make loans to quite large companies to help them with coronavirus. we know very little about

adam fleming, thank you.xygen kits. but much more is needed. until then, further millions in the city, the endless nightmare continues. on sunday, at this hospital in north delhi, as its oxygen stock dwindled, families like that of rajat were told to organize oxygen on their own. he managed to refill the cylinder by paying 900 times the regular cost. for him, it's a small price to keep his father alive and breathing in the icu. it won't last for more than one hour. where do we go? which government should we go to? who will give us oxygen? my father is in the hospital right now. as rajat rushes to search for another oxygen refill, throughout the day, countless others are running out of time in india's capital. devina gupta, bbc news, delhi. in england, people aged 42 or over can now book theirjab online, in the latest phase of the vaccination roll—out. nearly 34 million people — more than half of all uk adults — have now received a first dose, and over 12 million have had a second. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe ha

let's speak to our chief political correspondent, adam fleming. good morning. idea of setting up a charity or a charitable trust to oversee renovations in general over downing street so there are questions from boris johnson's opponents questions from borisjohnson's opponents over questions from boris johnson's opponents over whether that was an attempt to avoid all this transparency they would have to submit themselves to. that is one of theissues submit themselves to. that is one of the issues that simon case, the cabinet secretary, will be asked about in parliament this afternoon. he is not a household name. he is in my household because he is one of the most important civil service figures in the government. lots of the roads of the stories we have talked about in the last few weeks lead to him or threw him, whether the government's handling of coronavirus, whether the lobbying of business interests of the government, whether the prime minister's whatsapps or civil servants doing two jobs minister's whatsapps or civil servants doing twojobs in minister's wh

. >> the young attorney and fleming acquaintance olivia reager, couldn't help but hear what people were>> did she go home with someone? did she drive off somewhere? >> susie's mother was afraid something awful had happened. and for the second time she called sister karlyne, two hours away in north dakota. >> and that's when i knew something was really, really wrong. and so we packed up suitcases and headed to glendive to see what we could do to help find her. >> but where could they look? glendive is the biggest town in a sparsely populated county the size of delaware. far more hiding places than there are people. >> we had a few things off a cell phone tower. so we had maybe a nice way of were her phone would've been last. we had horseback, four wheeler 's, airplanes, headlock up to his, people on foot. and nothing. >> meanwhile, they processes chevy trail blazers for any sort of as evidence. same in her apartment. and found, nothing. nothing of particular importance anyway. but then they had a look around outside susie's apartment building. and found something kind of curious. a coupl

i asked our chief political correspondent, adam fleming, about the latest developments.ave already had rishi sunak having to publish his text messages that he had with david cameron, we saw some whatsapp messages between matt hancock and an acquaintance who run a pub coming out as part of an investigation into covid contracts, the bbc via our colleague laura kuenssberg managed to get those text between the prime minister and james dyson yesterday, and on top of that, you had the prime minister in parliament yesterday saying to mps he would be happy to share his private correspondence with them around covid contracts, which raises the prospect of in some way downing street releasing more techs of the prime minister, maybe even whatsapps, telegrams, signals, you name it, although downing street are still silent this morning on how the prime minister will live up to that pledge, if indeed he lives up to it at all. let's change subjects from lobbying to travel, made a 17 is the date it is proposed international travel from the uk could start again, but no confirmation of tha

demetrius fleming died in oakland. he would have been celebrating his 19th birthday this week.e. a $15,000 reward is being offered to find the gunman. >>> the weekend is officially upon us. many folks deciding whether to go outside or inside or maybe watch movies because of the chance of rain. >> yeah, we will see that rain moving in by sunday. as of now just heading out the door, we're going to take in today and enjoy the sunshine of the heading out for your commute, temperatures start out in the mid-50s in parts of the east bay. we will get up to 70 here, and that's perfect. tomorrow more clouds move in and some get rain but i think we can make plans to get outside. by sunday rain off and on throughout the day so that may be the day to stay inside with temperatures reaching into the upper 50s. we will get outside next week after much-needed rain and temperatures will warm up as well. >> thank you. we'll have another update for you in about a half hour. ♪ ♪ feeling good like i should ♪ >>> oh, yeah. >> friday morning, the 23rd day of april, 2021 we have a fun-filled half hour,