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even has his young son playing the drums that is quite good. and i think he is named 89 miles after someone we know too. tell us about your family's influence. >> well, i actually first started, my mom, she played in the church. and she didn't play by ear, she played by reading music. and she showed me a few things to scale and how to read music. and i had a crazy cousin. cousin leroy. leroy played the piano. but he played boogie woodie. and he showed me how. well, any way, i got into it. once i heard that boogie woogie. and i was -- >> gone. >> it was all over for me. >> what is your dad's influence? >> he was the loved the music so much he would go buy the records. my mama wouldn't buy the records. e would just sit there and listen to them for hours. >> how did you manage to get with people like lou and bb king and go around the world with these people? >> well, at the time there was a club owned by don. >> i remember him. of course. >> it was called the showcase. he had two clubs. the showcase and the sportsman. and he would have, say like b

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i play the drums for keith and mick. i play the drums for keith and mick. i don't play for me.ackbeat of the rolling stones. he was always a reluctant rock star, but he loved the drums. i can't play the drums at home, so i walk around and to play the drums i have to go on the road. i get a terribly vicious circle. it's always been my life. a graphic designer by trade, he was not expecting his evening sideline with a little blues band called the rolling stones to make him famous. would like to play a bo diddly number. rather than drugs and groupies, he liked antique silver and classic cars, even though he did not drive. but his real passion was jazz. in between touring, he could afford to set up his own big band. but even the "sensible stone" had his moments. he knew he had a drug problem, and high priest of debauchery keith richards took him aside one day and give him a talking—to. married for more than 50 years, he was always happiest at home with his dogs and horses, but his place in music history is onstage, keeping it together with the world's greatest rock and roll band. t

he drummed on all of the records.e had a love for jazz, a style that informed his relaxed yet dependable beat in which richards said helped create the band's distinctive sound. >> he said -- journey me now is dw reporter mark for more on this. how would you describe charlie watts' style? >> that is a good question because there are two sides to his style. there is his drumming, which is influenced by jazz, sitting on the backbeat kid, still laid-back but incredibly dependable. but a kind of stylish drummer. that is one side of his style. the b side, the second side to him was his very great dress sense. a sartorial sense of dressing. a dapper waste coded, looking outfit he would take two in more recent years. brent: not what you necessarily expect from a drummer either. how would -- how important was he would you say? >> he was the driving force of one of arguably the greatest rock 'n' roll bands. the guitarist ronnie wood said charlie wants is the engine -- charlie watts is the engine. we don't go anywhere without th

playing drums and percussion an exquisite performance.ery big problem, and that is that this island may simply not exist in just a few decades�* time. hard to believe at the moment, but there is a genuine worry that majuli will be submerged and destroyed within 20 years. in the last 70 years it has shrunk in size by two—thirds, and a majority of the original 65 monasteries have gone. every monsoon, the brahmaputra river swells, eroding the terrain around it. bit by bit, the land is disappearing. but there is hope. so now, i'm on my way in a tractor to go and see a man whose life's mission has been to try and tackle the flooding that's afflicting majuli. he is basically assam's very own eco—warrior. sadly these are areas that get completely deluged when the monsoon hits. there's some water there that we have to cross. for the last 36 years, jadev payeng has taken on an extraordinary challenge — to save this land from vanishing. and so his lifelong calling began. jadev is known today as the forest man of india. he began planting trees so th

playing drums and percussion an exquisite performance.big problem, and that is that this island may simply not exist in just a few decades�* time. hard to believe at the moment, but there is a genuine worry that majuli will be submerged and destroyed within 20 years. in the last 70 years, it has shrunk in size by two thirds, and a majority of the original 65 monasteries have gone. every monsoon, the brahmaputra river swells, eroding the terrain around it. bit by bit, the land is disappearing. but there is hope. so now, i'm on my way in a tractor to go and see a man whose life's mission has been to try and tackle the flooding that's afflicting majuli. he is basically assam's very own eco—warrior. sadly, these are areas that get completely deluged when the monsoon hits. there's some water there that we have to cross. for the last 36 years, jadev payeng has taken on an extraordinary challenge — to save this land from vanishing. and so his lifelong calling began. jadev is known today as the forest man of india. he began planting trees so the

i dabbled in the drums at school and he will— dabbled in the drums at school and he will summon was trulypantheon of drumming and i think the american singer summed it up brilliantly— the american singer summed it up brilliantly today thanking charlie for his _ brilliantly today thanking charlie for his huge contributions to the rock scene and saying that his own parents _ rock scene and saying that his own parents conceived them to the sound of satisfaction, so he's basically saying _ of satisfaction, so he's basically saying he — of satisfaction, so he's basically saying he owes his life to charlie watts _ saying he owes his life to charlie watts i— saying he owes his life to charlie watts. i don't think you can top that was— watts. i don't think you can top that was stressed by the rolling stones — that was stressed by the rolling stones. �* , . . , . . stones. but they are having such an incredible cultural— stones. but they are having such an incredible cultural legacy. _ stones. but they are having such an incredible cultural legacy. they - incredible cultural legacy. they do, absol

fort drum is here.ortant is that the majority of folks that are there, troops serving in afghanistan right now, during this deployment or from fort drum let's talk about charlie. your son west point grad, you said there is a certain way to do this. talk about that. >> my son tyler who is company commander of the 530 clearance company georgia when he was stationed at fort hood, was deployed south korea and in charge of moving a lot of the engineering equipment from moisture hood to south korea. my understanding that you know, once you are 9 months is up, and it's time to ship everything back, it's people first, equipment second and soldiers are last. obviously it would be past week that we have had there is a little bit of inson sis tenancy there. lawrence: what would you like to hear from the president of the united states? >> well, it would be great if we knew who we left over there. you know, it appears that there is undocumented u.s. citizens that, you know, we don't know their whereabouts, we don't

we all know the riffs of the rolling stones, the vals, the lyrics, but talk to me about the drumming.it just had to be a very steady -- it was said that he had the difficult job. he was the only drummer who had to follow the lead guitarist. usually, if the other way around. he always had to keep up with the keith richards. he did it very well. he was very important, because there was a chamber pot next to his drums, where they could each retire when they needed to in a very long set. really, he was wonderf because he just did not fit in. even when they went into the playboy mansion in the 1970's, all of the others were off with the bunnies. charlie was just hanging around, sketching. he was a bit of an artist. he was very quiet and didn't join in with the wild -- loudness. ros: i wonder what your thoughts are on where this leaves a little -- the rolling stones. we know charlie had to drop out of the latest tour. this is obviously a huge blow to them personally and musically. >> personally, yes, i am sure it is, absolutely. they did love him. he was very lovable. i was told that when t

he is air drumming and that is because he said he never had a drum kit at home.um kit. some of the other things that fascinates me about _ drum kit. some of the other things that fascinates me about him i drum kit. some of the other things that fascinates me about him is i that fascinates me about him is he collected cars even though he didn't drive. he collected cars even though he didn't drive. , ., ., ., ., , ., drive. he used to go out and sit and start them and _ drive. he used to go out and sit and start them and that _ drive. he used to go out and sit and start them and that was _ drive. he used to go out and sit and start them and that was it. - drive. he used to go out and sit and start them and that was it. this i start them and that was it. this compulsive collecting that he had. i know he is playing air drums at their but when you speak to anyone else in the other great drummers of years gone by, some of whom we will speak to on the programme later, they talk about his technique, how good he was. is that what set him apart from the other is? iloathed

began playing drums myself. session musician and played with different groups, and played for the rolling stones. and that is where it started. one other thing he said to me that stuck in my mind was that he was a man who lived in the past to a certain extent. as i said, he was not into social media the internet with a modern lifestyle, and said i enjoy nothing more than being at home watching an old film from the 1940's and 1950's, or a british gangster movie, because in my mind, that is what life was about, and today i am lost by it all. anchor: he sounds like a lovely plan. -- man. charlie watts was completely different. a lover of jazz. >> also, i think that if you ask people to name a famous drummer from a group, most people know ringo starr, someone know keith moon, but there is one everybody will know, and that is charlie watts. you can name dozens of lead singers from groups, but when you have to name the other members, it's hard to know the name of the drummer, and charlie watts is one of those househol

bush in heaven and then the drum light from the train president bush loved trains, they love railroad travel and early and the planning process for his funeral. he wanted to be brought from houston to college station is final resting place here at the library. and a train and so the drum light from the train and then up used some of its heritage fleet to bring the family up and then they had a car. especially designed for the casket and then they had created the up-4141. for an exhibit that we did here on american railroads more than more than 10 years ago and that that rail car that you p-4141 locomotive was used to pull the train and it will be coming here in the next year in a year. half and we'll be outside the library. so we're really looking forward to that and then the us postal service issued a stamp in june of 2019 forever stamp with the president's portrait on it and unveiled here in ceremony in college station. the president picked the portrait out himself you know president bush was some other president and mrs. bush both were so so much a part of this place from 1993 unti

and a train and so the drum light from the train and then up used some of its heritage fleet to bring the family up and then they had a car. especially designed for the casket and then they had created the up 4141. for an exhibit that we did here on american railroads more than more than 10 years ago and that that rail car that you p 4141 locomotive was used to pull the train and it will be coming here sometime in the next year and a year and a half and we'll be outside the library. so we're really looking forward to that and then the us postal service issued a stamp in june of 2019 forever stamp with the president's portrait on it and unveil it here in ceremony in college station. are the president picked portrait out himself you know president bush was some other president and mrs. bush both were so so much a part of this place from 1993 until the last year that our life there were here all the time. they did programming with us president mrs. bush both. she did a literacy program for us every year and he was here for events all the time. it really was like their second home. and we

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he shied away from flashy drum solos.hat came with international super stardom watts defied all the stereo types that came with being in arguably the world's most inluential rock band. he was shy and introverted as the drugs ravaged the bands, watts indulged and quit cold turkey. he married his wife in 1964 and they stayed together and raised a family. ♪ ♪ >>> watts passing comes about three weeks after he pulled out of the band's up coming tour, citing health reasons. >> i didn't know it was this ill. >> beatles legend paul mccartney paid a tribute. >> it's a huge blow to them, charlie was a rock. and a fantastic drummer. ♪ ♪ >> that was anthony mason reporting. a 97-year-old u.s. army veteran is in italy celebrating the greatest triumph in world war ii, martin adler was a 21-year-old private first class when he saved the lives of three italian kid business holding fi -- italian kids by holding fire. >> reporter: good morning, an icamn a sliver of killing three children by mistake and now, nearly eight decades later. a p

this is portland tie. >> is a japanese drumming that blends music and movement.and for portland we combine that with an asian american sense of identity creativity and empowerment when kiama the executive director says in many cultures the drum is the earliest musical instrument, the site's the voice. >> and tyco started as a drumming phenomenon back in the 1950's. >> and now you'll find type of groups all across the world. and portland. tyco has performed throughout the pacific northwest sharing their music and their passion and over 1500 today we perform for u haul, which is one of the group's signature pieces that was written by. >> and karen tinny and that has a lot of movements and just kind of a high energy is kind of like an exercise. and i performing i put together. but like many organizations they move to online during the pandemic. and when we met with the team, they were practicing on these tires. >> meredith chan is the artistic leader and performance coordinator. we worked on building tie or so they're not as loud. so we keep the neighbors happy here

i can't play the drums at home, so i walk about, and to play the drums i have to go on the road and toe — it's always been my life. a graphic designer by trade, he was not expecting his evening sideline with a little blues band called the rolling stones to make him famous. we'd like to play a bo diddley number... all right! i'm all right! but forfellow drummer, kennyjones from the small faces and the who, he was a crucial part of the stones�* magic. charlie was a lovely, | smart, amazing guy. the reason he was - such a great drummer is because he had such a great feeling about himself and - for others. the way he delivers the beat was absolutely spot on. - he is the heart and the soul of the rolling stones. - but his real passion was jazz and rather than drugs and groupies, he liked antique silver and classic cars — even though he didn't drive. but even the sensible stone had his moments. he knew he had a problem when the high priest of debauchery, keith richards, took him aside one day and gave him a talking to. married for more than 50 years, he was happiest at home with his dogs and

i can't play the drums at home, so i walk about, and to play the drums, i have to go on the road, and like a terribly vicious circle — it's always been my life. a graphic designer by trade, he was not expecting his evening sideline with a little blues band called the rolling stones to make him famous. we'd like to play a bo diddley number... all right! i'm all right! but forfellow drummer, kennyjones from the small faces and the who, he was a crucial part of the stones' magic. charlie was a lovely, | smart, amazing guy. the reason he was such a great. drummer is because he had such a great feeling about himself and for others. _ the way he delivers the beat was absolutely spot—on. - he is the heart and the soul of the rolling stones. - but his real passion was jazz and rather than drugs and groupies, he liked antique silver and classic cars — even though he didn't drive. but even the sensible stone had his moments. he knew he had a problem when the high priest of debauchery, keith richards, took him aside one day and gave him a talking to. married for more than 50 years, he was always

he didn't take long drum solos.f that band. >> reporter: watts was born in wembley in the uk in 1941. his parents said he was a pint-sized percussionist even then tapping out tunes on the table with pieces of wood or a knife and fork until his parents finally bought him a drum kit at the age of 14. watts joining the stones in 1963 with the band for such hits as "paint it black," "aftermath" and "i can't get no satisfaction." in addition to his musicianship, watts became well known as a fashion plate. on tuesday elton john calling watts the most stylish of men and such brilliant company. posh maybe, but not always poised. the legendary drummer once reportedly punched mick jagger in the face at a hotel in amsterdam after an inebriated jagger said to watts, you're only my drummer. the duo going on to make amends and going on to make music together for decades. his three rolling stones brothers paying tribute in photos this morning from ronnie wood to mick jagger and keith richards tweeting this photo of a drum set and

i can't play the drums at home, so i walk about, and to play the drums, i have to go on the road, andgraphic designer by trade, he was not expecting his evening sideline with a little blues band called the rolling stones to make him famous. we'd like to play a bo diddley number. all right! i'm all right! but his real passion was jazz and rather than drugs and groupies, he liked antique silver and classic cars — even though he didn't drive. but even the sensible stone had his moments. he knew he had a problem when the high priest of debauchery, keith richards, took him aside one day and gave him a talking to. married for more than 50 years, he was always happiest at home with his dogs and horses, but his place in music history is on stage keeping it together with the world's greatest rock and roll band. on twitter there are phrases coming on left, right and centre. to mark his passing, as well. that is bbc news. thank you for watching. hello there. western scotland was the warmest part of the country on tuesday and it will be again on wednesday. we had cooler, cloudier conditions in so

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i can't play the drums at home, so i walk around and to play the drums i have to go on the road. blues band called the rolling stones to make him famous. would like to pay a bodiddly number. rather than drugs and groupies, he liked antique silver and classic cars, even though he did not drive. but his real passion was jazz. in between touring, he could afford to set up his own big band. but even the "sensible stone" had his moments. he knew he had a drug problem, and high priest of debauchery keith richards took him aside one day and give him a talking—to. married for more than 50 years, he was always happiest at home with his dogs and horses, but his place in music history is onstage, keeping it together with the world's greatest rock and roll band. the drummer charlie watts, who has died at the age of 80. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ bbcdavideades. hello there. western scotland was the warmest part of the country on tuesday and it will be again on wednesday. we had cooler, cloudier conditions in some parts of the country, mind you, particularly here in the midlands, and

i can't play the drums at home, so i walk about, and to play the drums, i have to go on the road, andrribly vicious circle — it's always been my life. a graphic designer by trade, he was not expecting his evening sideline with a little blues band called the rolling stones to make him famous. we'd like to play a bo diddley number... all right! i'm all right! but forfellow drummer, kennyjones from the small faces and the who, he was a crucial part of the stones�* magic. charlie was a lovely, | smart, amazing guy. the reason he was such a great. drummer is because he had such a great feeling about himself and for others. _ the way he delivers the beat was absolutely spot—on. - he is the heart and the soul of the rolling stones. - but his real passion was jazz and rather than drugs and groupies, he liked antique silver and classic cars — even though he didn't drive. but even the sensible stone had his moments. he knew he had a problem when the high priest of debauchery, keith richards, took him aside one day and gave him a talking to. married for more than 50 years, he was always happiest

i can't play the drums at home, so i walk around and to play the drums i have to go on the road.trade, he was not expecting his evening sideline with a little blues band called the rolling stones to make him famous. would like to pay a bill deadly number. rather than drugs and groupies, he liked antique silver and classic cars, even though he did not drive. but his real passion was jazz. in between touring, he could afford to set up his own big band. but even the "sensible stone" had his moments. he knew he had a drug problem, and high priest of debauchery keith richards took him aside one day and give him a talking—to. married for more than 50 years, he was always happiest at home with his dogs and horses, but his place in music history is onstage, keeping it together with the world's greatest rock and roll band. drummer charlie watts, who has died at the age of 80. mcdonald's says it has run out of milkshakes and bottled drinks in all of its british restaurants due to problems with its supply chain. it's not the only company to be affected. other major high street chains have a

he turned it upside down and turned it into a snare drum. his parents bought him a drum set.ears old the rolling stones needed charlie watts. he didn't need the rolling stones he was an accomplished drummer there. keith richards famously said we would shop lift to pay charlie watts in 1963. but he was a family man in a debaucherous time in the 60s and 70s. mick going out and keith richards and all the stories it was charlie who would go up to his hotel room alone, he was a graphic artist, graduated from art school, and he would draw. worked on the sets and albums. >> he balanced it. keith richards, mick jagger, and charlie was kind of quiet, right? >> yes, yes. >> a gentleman drummer >> absolutely. very well said >> and we have a gentleman forecaster with us this morning, as well. >> well, let's see we'll try to keep the beat as far as your weather is concerned. unfortunately, we have three beats too many in the tropics. we are watching especially this area just to the west of the windward islands it's going to be looking at some development over the next five days right down

go. >> is a japanese drumming that blends music and movement and for portland we combine that with anicans sense of identity, creativity and empowerment when kiama the executive director says in many cultures the drum is the earliest musical instrument,x the site's the voice. >> and tyco started as a drumming phenomenon back in the 1950's. >> and now you'll find type of groups all across the world. and portland. tyco has performed throughout the pacific northwest sharing their and their passion and over 1500 today we perform for which is one of the group's signature pieces that was written by. >> and karen tinny and that has a lot of movements and just kind of a high energy is kind of like an exercise. and i performing i put together. but like many organizations they move to online during the pandemic and when we met with the team, they were practicing on these tires. >> meredith chan is the artistic leader and performance coordinator. we worked on building tie or so they're not as loud. so we keep the neighbors happy. harry. so. >> they're not exactly like real but they do get like i

we had two pianos, and dave rain with crlie on drums. the whole thi was about celebrating this form of music which charlie watts described as one of the founding sounds of the rolling stones' music, so we were watching to do over 80 concerts within three years between 2009 and 2012. we toured europe and also did some concerts in the united states. it was a huge honor. rent: -- brent: a lot of people are wondering, with charlie watts' passing, does this mean the end of the rolling snes and the end of the abc and d of you would be? >> it is certainly the end of the abc and d of boogie-woogie because your names gave the initials -- our names gave the initials for the band. with the passing of charlie, this is gone. on the other hand, we will continue making music together, but it won't be the abc and d of boogie-woogie anymore. brent: we understand that brent -- that charlie once said i love playing jazz, but i'm not a jazzman. would you say that blues and jazz were charlie's most beloved kind of music? >> what i can say is that he tremendo

he was always a reluctant rock star and he loved the drums. >> cannot play the drums at home .hem i have to go on the road. to go on the road, i have to leave. it's a terribly vicious circle that has always been my life. >> he was not expecting his evening sideline with the rolling stones to make him famous. >> i'd like to play little number. i'm all right. >> he liked antique silver and classic cars, even though he didn't drive. but his real passion was jazz. in between touring, he could afford his own big band. even the sensible stone had his moments. he knew he had a drug problem and keith richards took him aside one day and gave him a talking to. married for more than 50 years, he was always happiest at home with his dogs. his place in music history is on stage, keeping it together with the world's greatest rock 'n' roll band. >> what a life, the drummer charlie watts has died at the age of 80. you can find more on the days news on our website. thank you for watching world news america. goodbye. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narra

watts got his first drum set when he was 14 years old, developing a passion for jazz he even started his own 33-piece band in the '80s. >> i always loved it it's a thing when i was a kid, you know, 12, 13, i heard jerry monahue and that was it. >> reporter: the problem with rock 'n' roll, he once said, was the regularity of it his job was to make it swing and bounce, and that's what he did stephanie gosk, nbc news. >>> we're back in a moment with a search for a 3-year-old girl. why her disappearance is part of a disturbing trend >>> now to the search for a toddler who vanished without a trace in montana the case has put a spotlight on what some point out is a disparity in justice for native-americans, and now the federal government is getting involved here is morgan radford. >> reporter: nearly every day for the past four months -- >> they said that's where she went in. >> reporter: erin peppion has been searching -- this is where they believe she went in the river? >> yes. >> reporter: for his little girl. >> so far found her coat and a boot. >> reporter: 3-year-old arden went missi

and early in the planning process he wanted to be brought from houston to college station and so the drumhe train to bring the family up and had a car designed for the casket to an exhibit for american railroads ten years ago and you people 141 was used to pull the train and it will becoming here, and outside the library looking forward to that, the u.s. postal service issued a stamp in june of 2019 stamped with the portrait on it and unveiling it in a ceremony, the president picked the portrait out. president bush and mrs. bush were so much a part of this place from 1993 until the last years of their life they were here all the time, did programming with us and a literacy program, here for events, was their second home. >> all of c-span's american history programs are available online. go to c-span.org/history and type in your topic of interest in the search box, thousands of programs looking at people and places that shaped our nation all available online, c-span.org/history. this week we are looking back to this date in history. >> armed forces rolled into their beloved city, many of t

it's not all hum drum.favorimigrseptemavorit daery's t c i black boy joshe's gettgictus k boys she'sso pnt , book, going to the beach. just normal everyday things that give you joy that many times are not associated with little black children. that's why this is important. >> what jason said, there's humanity and magic in mundanity. >> yes. >> there's a lesson for all of us watching. i loved when he said what brings you joy, and it's a question for all of us, what brings you jaoy? what brings you joy? i saw a quote outside the building that says "find what sets your soul on fire." find what sets your soul on fire. >> that's the quest. >> isn't it lovely to witness conversations like that? >> good conversation like that. what gives me joy, anything with icing. anything with icing. a special thank you -- john tower, please tell white house did that piece. that's very hard to do. >> boom, boom, well done. >> watching at home, it's hard to do a piece where there's no track, you have conversation that flows and

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so he's trying to drum support through that. we also know that it is seeking for the un security council to meet urgently to can then iran and is calling for an international investigations that's bringing hillary man leverage. she's a former white house national security official and joins us from washington. they say thanks so much for joining us. hillary. now 1st of all, the americans talking about working with patton is to respond to this attack with the new administration in israel and a relatively new government in the us. what's your take on whether these tensions will dissipate or escalation? i'm afraid we're in for a period of goods or a tension, especially in bobbing iran and israel. there is no real diplomatic channel or framework to discuss or handle these tensions as, as there was when we had the j. c, p o, a before president trump pulled the united states out of it. that has really taken diplomacy out of the picture. and so there are been, there's been it, there's been escalation now for a couple of years. we've ha

. >> is a japanese drumming that blends music and movement.land we combine that with an asian american sense of identity creativity and empowerment when kiama the executive director says in many cultures the drum is the earliest musical instrument, the site's the voice. >> and tyco started as a drumming phenomenon back in the 1950's. >> and now you'll find type of groups all across the world. and portland. tyco has performed throughout the pacific northwest sharing their music and their passion and over 1500 today we perform for which is one of the group's signature pieces that was written by. >> and karen tinny and that has a lot of movements and just kind of a high energy is kind of like an exercise. and i performing i put together. but like many organizations they move to online during the pandemic. and when we met with the team, they were practicing on these tires. >> meredith chan is the artistic leader and performance coordinator. we worked on building tie or so they're not as loud. so we keep the neighbors happy here. so. >> they're not

apparently been the always back in the drum for the we can only hope the aptitude investments will come with paris only 3 years away. now. the big interest and the finances are going to increase the absent challenges. so power limpy and pointing out what these challenges i want to introduce to christine ducats. she is a full team usa swimmer, and disability advocate. have a listen. have a look. alright, we're going to come to christine interesting moment. christine is going to be talking about some of the challenges that palestinians have in terms of practicing in terms of access to facilities. in terms of coaching. these are really difficult things. the difficult things will not be anywhere. linda, can you tell me your experience? so when you're fighting for disability rights and you're being that advocate like christine is, what are you finding that may well surprise people? sure. so i came from chicago and was participating in disability and paralympic support programs there. and one of the things that that we had to do was fight for access to facilities. i had to negotiate with trac

so he's trying to drum support through that. we also know that it is seeking for the un security council to meet urgently to can then iran and is calling for an international investigation still hadn't received a supporters of brazil's president rally in rio de janeiro. i think of rhetoric on voter fraud. after years of debate, venice times large cruise ships to protect the lagoon ecosystem. ah ah. hello. thanks for being with us. it's all about the blazing sunshine across the middle east stand high temperature. so rehab we've got in for 43, q 848, and here in doha high of 44 degrees, plenty of sunshine to go around where it has not been sunny is for northern areas of pakistan in the hor, 60 millimeters of rain. this area has seen flash flooding, and same goes for as long as the body and you know what, on monday that rain is still falling in this region. settled toward the south korea high of 33 degrees. we're keeping tabs on that wild fire burning in antalya province. this is what crews are up against and you know, the weather

so he's trying to drum support through that. we also know that is your is seeking for the un security council to meet urgently you can then iran and is calling for an international investigations. i saw fighters have ambers, the checkpoints in egypt, sinai peninsula killing at least 5 soldiers and aton ships the waves. 6 other troops are wounded. egypt army says a total of 8 soldiers have been killed in recent days during offensive against the iso and almost 90 of the groups fighters have been killed in 2 of the biggest curve at 19 vaccine manufacturers, pfizer on there, and i have reportedly increase the prices of their jobs for the new market. new barker has details, is perhaps an unwanted reminder of all the cash flows and the business dealings that underpin the global vaccine rollout. but it is a reminder that this is essentially a business that needs to be kept afloat, and pharmaceutical companies are out to make a profit, whether it's a large profit or small small profit. and of course, that raises a whole raft of differen

sweating blue, just dropping on the drum-- making little accent notes, as i'm trying to do this. ( drumming >> it was like, oy, yoy, yoy-- but no, i looked like a butt. it was horrible. ( laughter ) >> stephen: and now after the success of "ted lasso," you can get in like that. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i can hot shot my way in there. >> stephen: lovely to see you again. >> likewise, man. >> stephen: please come by more often. >> always, yeah, anytime. >> stephen: season 2 of "ted lasso" premieres friday on ause) (band playing ) welcome to allstate. (phone notification) where we've just lowered our auto rates. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ and savings like that will have you jumping for joy. now, get new lower auto rates with allstate. because better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower auto rate today. ♪ i thought i was managing my moderate to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... ...me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there for her. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for people with