laurie and chad daybell.hat they're accused of doing to her children. >> i thought, if she's not saying where the kids, are the kids are dead. >> lori's brother speaking out for the first time on network television. >> i looked at her, she looked at me. i was like, laurie what you're saying is not true. >> the shocking new details released by authority i didn't see the shot, i heard it. i came back around, i saw that he was on the ground. >>> remembering meat loaf. ♪ you took the words right out of my mouth. >> the large er thr than-rockthk with songs like "you took the words right out of my mouth." his powerhouse voice one for the ages. did you know that even after you sanitize a surface, every touch can leave new bacteria behind? that means, you could be right back where you started. break the cycle with microban 24. just spray once and and your surfaces are protected against bacteria all day. microban keeps killing 99.9% of bacteria touch after touch for up to 24 hours*. these leading disinfectants do not.

i thought i was, i think laurie's got money in this and sure. and then i thought, what else do i have around the house that i have the, the guys thing that you clean, which is a great item. i can't remember it's name, but it's the yellows. daddy. yeah. so i have to and i love finding an item that makes sense and you know what? i mean when i look at it. oh, now that is a clever idea and i guess scrub that, he's got to be the biggest one right? yes. scrubbed. daddy is huge. i just got a report from him. the base are past 400000000 fail, which is crazy. why he did everything. the perfect product, you know is the, he's the dream products for me. i think now we have over 40, forced use it's disposable. so people have to keep buying it. i. yeah, and we're in 33 country. it's just, it's amazing how it's done. the plans for the play. so lessons is the gravy on it. whatever. i use always love what i as far as the comedian and i was on the road, invariably be at hotels and i check the back of the shampooed thing. and i always thought this is an absolute g

i was going to use the same slide that laurie used but i like this rumpled one instead. it also shows elevation which i thought was interesting. olmsted proposed construction of 30 college residencies for students who were deemed responsible for each building and it's gone. the idea was to involve the students in their living environment. the student houses were to be organized in a village like arrangement in a public road was used as what olmsted called the street village to locate the presidents house farm buildings, model fields and orchard pasture and woodland and election classrooms in museum and library and chapel and student faculty housing. as laurie indicated a large parade ground overlooking the stillwater river in the 1867 plan indicates he paid special attention to military training which is logical given the recent and silverware. from the report it is clear the goal at the time was solely on the education of young men. in this case olmsted had been hired by one group of trustees who replaced in the new trustees shows not to fully implement the plan. this i

laurie, i'll start with you.okovic tested positive on december 16th but here is a picture and pictures that have been posted on twitter. it appears he was at a public event on december 17th. what do you make of these recent developments here? >> he's an awful guy. and i think he's so unlikable that i think every country would love to detain him and send him away. and kudos to australia for figuring out they are a formal penal colony so this is in their wheelhouse. i would also encourage every american anti-vaxxer to go to try to vacation in australia right now. >> do you have something to say about that? >> i was going to say it seems that looking at the facts, the organizers of the tournament told the players that they could qualify for a vaccine exemption if they had tested positive for the virus, but that's not in line with the guidelines of the actual health authorities in the country. and then once the public found out that he had this vaccine exemption and it seemed to be contrary to the rules they were liv

it seems laurie grenadine, how are you? i'm good, i'm good. thank you. i have to comment about those tiers of heavens. i tell them it . what is the saying? is that a crocodile here? like what, what do you call it tier? that's not really here. no, there are times when that fireman's kids came on, that's the all time. why bought episode with that cutting board and i yeah, yeah, that's the most beautiful moment. busy lucia, i listen, i love the show, but that moment when those 3 kids and i thought boy, this poor man's dead. but can you ever imagine what a legacy he left forever? those 3 beautiful. a buell and self asserted kids with the cutting board that he had read. i just thought this is the beauty of the show. and he did, they cut the cabin and he was a little it was a little for clint. yeah, i always read him about clint moments because i, i tell him, you know, they're really hard. but those kids i asked to say they are by chance people and it's been so great getting to know them. they're just wonderful. and that was a moment they took all our breath r

today's hearing amounted to a first court appearance for sheriff laurie smith now facing seven different misconduct accusations which were leveled against her by a south bay civil grand jury last month. and it was a strange hearing, involving a judge in san mateo county, a prosecution team in san francisco, and the sheriff and her defense team here in santa clara county. reporters were allowed to watch and listen but not record the public proceedings as sheriff laurie smith appeared virtually about the san mateo superior court nancy fineman sitting in south san francisco. >> this is a very rare proceeding. and so we don't have a lot of guidance from past court cases about how to do this. >> reporter: in december a civil grand jury in santa clara county handed down seven different accusations against sheriff smith, including willful and corrupt misconduct in office.

this is a pivotal day for sheriff laurie smith. today for the first time she's answering to corruption charges in court. the accusations could end her nearly 50-year law enforcement career. nbc bay area's kris sanchez joins us live from sheriff's headquarters. you're monitoring a virtual hearing. what's happening? >> reporter: well, it's just starting to wrap up and sheriff laurie smith did waive her right to speedy trial which means that she did not answer or deny those allegations and we won't be hearing her do that for quite some time. we talked with our legal analyst who says this is not really a surprise because the grand jury transcript was only released so they really need to -- haven't had a lot of time to review all of that information that has triggered those allegations or accusations to be formalized in the court. and we asked for our cameras to be present. we asked to record the stream coming out of the san mateo county courtroom where this all happened. those requests were denied but we'll keep trying because we know

it seems, laurie grenade, how are you? i'm good, i'm good. thank you. i have to comment about those years of kevin's. i tell him is what is the saying? is that a crocodile here? like what, what do you call a tier? that's not really here. no, there are times when that fireman's kids came on, that's the all time. why bought episode with that cutting board and i yeah, yeah, that's the most beautiful moment. busy lucia, i listen, i love the show, but that moment when those 3 kids and i thought boy, this poor man's dead. but can you ever imagine what a legacy he left forever? those 3 beautiful. a buell and self asserted kids with the cutting board that he had read. i just thought this is the beauty of the show. what he did, they cut the cabin and he was a little it was a little clumped. yeah, i always read him about clint moments because i tell him, you know, they're really hard. but those kids i asked to say they are like people and it's been so great getting to know them. they're just wonderful. and that was a moment they took all our breath away really, r

thank you, dan and sheriff laurie smith just released a statement to kron 4. it reads, quote, i have always welcomed any review of the sheriff's office and we will immediately open all records. >> i have great confidence in the attorney general's office and i believe they will provide the expertise for a fair and impartial investigation. we remain focused on our mission, which is to continue to provide the highest level of public safety police in san francisco could soon have more access to private security cameras. mayor london breed has proposed a change to improve public safety. she says crackdown on crime in the city. the legislation was announced last month that city hall but has since been laid out in more detail. kron four's rob nesbitt joins us live without san francisco supervisors are reacting tonight. good evening, rob. grant under current law, san francisco police cannot tap into security camera footage and real time. mayor london breed expressed her frustration with that after crime in the city made national news. >> when stores in union square we

always love laurie. good near you. of course. know her is the one who always wants to go to q b c with it and get some of the things that are in everybody's households and scrub daddy. yeah, yeah. he, you see that? absolutely. everywhere she's beta met and she made a lot of friends along the way. good lady, laurie grenadier right after this on dennis miller plus one with folks. welcome to dennis miller plus one. well, this is exciting for me, laurie greer is a prolific inventor and entrepreneur having created over $500.00 products long time shark on the hit show shark tank, which she's in 13, i believe is currently airing fridays on a b. c. and a sweet woman seems laurie grenade, how are you? i'm good, i'm.

a laurie is also entering the world of architecture open to tell stories to his designs. ah, well, it was a huge prime i purchased petersburg to when i was around, so i'm at 7 or 8 having gone so weddings and chart services in house parties. and not here wanted to love to really explain well, i should probably culture. so california is about memory, i remember as a kid scenes were color and what it meant. it's been hard me to fill. i think color or tuesday of mine was it shows how you want to express yourself. now you feel my name's inca laurie, and i'm an artist, is on a base in north with london. my design started in 2011. i had a small seizure which is just myself. from a young age of always locked design. the prompt interior of not no furniture rugs. the one of the biggest since me was living in adrien house, being an idea, and then, and leaving your house and, and being told your british how much was quite tough. mean, my honest pat hardwick sort of re both his court is what i love so much as a daily into my freights of work or moving my studio. and i think that was

you, laurie use how his collisions combined designed on storytelling. now if you're ready like eddie, then let's start off in the democratic republic of congo. a country known for its vast natural resources, rain forests, and of course, lumber music. but as you know, it's also home to a very vibrant art scene. at the dfcs established artist often feature at art festivals and exhibitions across the world. but to day, we are meeting up and coming congolese artist, whose work really making chassis art scene tech no longer with our art. we go to people on the streets because when we performing art centers, nobody sees us. only the people in high places come to see us there, but we want to be seen by calling people africans like us or so. my name is particular to i'm an artist in duck who yellow the a bell. i'm self taught performer. i didn't go to art school, i've not been doing art for 7 years. in the heart of kinshasa, famous art neighborhood, latangelo life. the artists collective. exactly. i love you that the house of beautiful life here, the artist, re

today's hearing amounted to a first court appearance for sheriff laurie smith now facing seven different misconduct accusations which were leveled against her by a south bay civil grand jury last month. and it was a strange hearing, involving a judge in san mateo county, a prosecution team in san francisco, and the sheriff and her defense team here in santa clara county. reporters were allowed to watch and listen but not record the public proceedings as sheriff laurie smith appeared virtually about the san mateo superior court nancy fineman sitting in south san francisco. >> this is a very rare proceeding. and so we don't have a lot of guidance from past court cases about how to do this. >> reporter: in december a civil grand jury in santa clara county handed down seven different accusations against sheriff smith, including willful and corrupt misconduct in office. six counts connected to allegations of trading coveted concealed carry weapons or ccw permits, in exchange for contributions to the sheriff's re-election. and a seventh count, accusing her of mismanagement of the local jails,

now you feel mining thinker, laurie, and i'm an artist designer based in north with london. my design started in 2011. i had a small seizure which is just myself, from a young age of always locked design. the prompt interior of not furniture rugs. the one of the biggest things me was living in are you in house be nigeria, than leaving your house and, and being told your british how much was quite tough? mean 20 honest pat hardwick celebrate both his cortisol. i love so much as a daily into my freight of work hornby, my studio and i think that was, it was right as of toe stories driven designs and passed on to my mom and dad into objects. chairs, for example, architectural put up the final furniture that was the introduction of how to pay them was storytelling, have been defined, mckeathan, my dear, and so forth. floor the coat away, which are parables. and that was how it will fit into my design practice. and we're looking, that's what my, what does it chose to celebrate human grants within my upbringing also gives you an insight into my like me, to my journey trying to crat

thank you, dan and sheriff laurie smith. a just released a statement to kron 4. it reads, quote, i have always welcomed any external review of the sheriff's office and will immediately open all records. i have great confidence in the attorney general's office and i believe that they we'll provide the expertise for a fair and impartial investigation. we remain focused on our mission, which is to continue to provide the highest level of public safety services. >> now to that breaking news in oakland, the federal building and courthouse has been deemed safe from any danger after a suspected pipe bomb was found outside kron four's. ella sogomonian has been following this for us today and she is the update from law enforcement. good news. l a. >> definitely good news. grant. that devices you mentioned has been cleared as no longer a threat. about 5 hours after that initial call came in of a possible pipe bomb dropped off in front of the federal building. take a look at the video from the scene from the citizen app. is law enforcement worked to secure that device and t

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have a delightful time with laurie grenadier. i huge shark tank then as i said, i've seen all of them some of the modern ones. i haven't but i probably have seen 11 of these 13 seasons in some of them. i've watched them time after time. if i find them particularly innovative or sweet, laurie is a prolific and vener entrepreneur having created over $500.00 products, she says, a 1000 which boggles the mind. and season 13th, as i said, currently airing fridays on a b. c. i'm trying to think of the other 5 and what the mix is because it is a beautiful algonquin round table. as i said, mark was always so good. but when he began to do the preemptive things that put me off a little or play the game, i can see where the 1st guy and there was a sweet enough guy, but he was to jesus. the guy said that at the end in the 1st couple seasons, and he never wanted to push any chips in was to down market. so there's gotta be some magic to this. this guy's too much of a sweat act. i love david. it seems like a great mr. wonderful. makes me laugh.

thanks for having laurie going there. this dennis miller 1st one. ah waller officers are facing an increasingly dangerous environment. we are seeing a growing debate about so called warrior cops, a term that i've heard in the militarization of police. this is an app vehicle we acquired through the 1033 program, very free program with the government program that funnels military property that is no longer used to local law enforcement with building an army over here. and i can't believe people aren't seen. first thing is dealing with terrorism here because this began a feeling that hey, you have to deal with your harm practice, who you put in an immune pool. cover bands is a powerful thing. is from time is like money in play tricks and people mind they think they've gone, the bad knows wolf is out the door. very bad trying to work on the good news that you have job security because the world desperately needs what you advocate it really is happening here in l. zante also the door turned to be known globally as the home of big coin city. and we're wit

how santa clara county sheriff laurie smith is responding to those allegations. plus, new covid rules are now in effect in california. but for now, you're watching kron on. w >>the tougher workplace rules go into effect today here in california employees will now have to get a covid-19 test after exposure in the workplace, you can no longer just take a rapid test on your own. now, instead, an employee can go to a lab or take a test in front of a supervisor or health care professional. cal osha is also tightening its rules of what qualifies as a face covering the new definition includes the surgical mask, a medical procedure mask, respiratory or cloth mask. that must have at least 2 layers. now it's all in an effort to slow the spread of the omicron variant. state labor leaders are calling on the california legislature to bring back covid sick pay. you may remember that covid sick pay expire last september if the legislature brings it back, it won't resemble what california had last year. and that's because in 2021 there was federal funding to help support small b

. >> the santa clara county sheriff laurie smith reacting to the news at the california attorney general's office has opened a civil rights investigation into the sheriff's department. and the latest on that suspicious package left outside the open federal building that forced an evacuation order and a heavy police presence. >> that's where we begin tonight. good evening, everybody. thank you for joining us a date. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. reports of that suspicious package triggered a bomb squad response. the area in downtown oakland was shut down for hours. >> and we are now learning whoever left an object might have done so to get this exact response on for so the money and is in our newsroom tonight to explain all of do authorities believe this was done on purpose? come in. can lieutenant ray kelly who is on the bomb squad with the alameda county sheriff's department tells me that. >> this was a hoax designed to draw this exact type of large scale police response adding that a message for law enforcement was left inside. he didn't reveal what the message said. exactly. that is

where they parked a was a tow a zone in san francisco as it might kron 4 >> still ahead, sheriff laurie smith in court today to plead on charges against her. the latest on those charges and what the santa clara sheriff's attorney requested of the court. >> also, thousands of packages are littering a railroad in los angeles. what's being said tonight about a string of that rain looted sperry food banks are struggling more than usual right now. what they say is likely responsible for the drop in volunteers. >> food banks typically see a drop in volunteers after the winter holiday season. but in the first 2 weeks of this year, a bay area food banks say the problem is worse than usual. it's because of covid kron four's phillipe djegal has the story. >> the alameda county community food bank has enough capacity to accommodate 50 volunteers for any given shift. and on friday, just 22 people showed up their dedicated crew. that is coming in. >> during the days to get the work done. but we need more hands. in fact, food bank spokesperson michael offense as 22 volunteers is actually a high numbe

>> we just heard laurie speak about things i mentioned earlier briefly and that is the importance ofuring diversity, equity, and inclusion are consistent with the right of free expression. we want everybody to be included ethnically, every kind of demographic. but ideologically as well. if we have that attitude, if we agree everyone is important everyone's views need to be heard and valued then we can address these two objectives that some felt initially were in conflict. we believe strongly are not. >> i would agree with both as a learning experience for me in a large part around this issue. what i see happening in our country is the country overall is struggling with this very issue and not doing a good job. i fundamentally believe the answer to how we do a good job in dealing with free expression and diversity, inclusion, equity is really by marrying understanding they coexist. and to make sure theo leadership for how we do that is present on our colleges and universities has a role model to the rest of the country that does not seem to be handling it well prefer the generation of

a man who knows about the marcos "good life" is americanjournalist jim laurie.went into imelda's wardrobe room, and she had hundreds of designer gowns and designer dresses with the labels still on. and it was just a sense that, in a very, very poor country, it just somehow seemed obscene. more than three decades later, whatjim laurie witnessed is repeatedly questioned online. they will say things like, "i don't believe this," "this must be doctored video from 1986," "it couldn't be true." and it does create a tremendous distortion of history and events. bongbong's biggest challenge comes from leni robredo, a politician that beat marcos jr to the vice presidency in 2016. we approached bongbong marcos for an interview and a right of reply, but they weren't granted. in may, filipinos will not only vote for their next president but also decide what version of history they believe in — the independent media reporting of the brutal martial law period, or a sanitised social media version of it. howard johnson, bbc news, manila. a 24—year—old american who specialises in

doctor laurie peters is vice provost of academic faculty at university of michigan. laurie was a radiation oncologist, a member of the national academy of medicine and 57 president of the american society of clinical oncology. welcome. and stock doctor stephen grupp, director of the cell and gene therapy laboratory of children's hospital of philadelphia, a pediatric oncologist and leading figure in cancer immunotherapeutic's . join me in welcoming this distinguished group. [applause] so the first question for you, what do you feel is the most profound legacy of the national cancer act and we will start with you peter and go to laurie. >> that's a whole kettle of fish in many ways. i think among the many contributions that we all see now is the ability to bring clinicians and researchers together in synergistic ways that nobody even imagined at the entime and it created opportunities for discovery to understand common problems and then to create solutions that will wear now seeing that will end up benefiting patients in saving lives. i think it really took a cancer re

to north of wales, have a far larger acoustic area than humans. laurie marino's team also discovered a 2nd acoustic cortex now we know that they also have a sound processing area in the same area that we process language based on what you said about how the process owner can we say that we need a much finer window when we analyze so it's not just fine resolution that we need. we need a way to actually of, to actually do the analysis at a much, much more complex level than our brains can do it. new brain scan methods have revealed that or cause to have a far more complex acoustic system than previously believed. could. the may be true for other marine mammals that you sound for their communication and orientation in contrast to other orca groups. the northern residence at some point stopped hunting, seals, and other marine mammals to day they feed almost exclusively on the largest salmon and canadian waters. the chinook stalks of the fish, however, have been declining rapidly since the late 19 ninety's the northern residents have to travel increasingly long distances to find the salmo

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sheriff laurie smith released a statement that reads in part quote. i have always welcomed any external review of the sheriff's office and will immediately open all records. i have great confidence in the attorney general's office, and i believe they will provide the expertise for a fair and impartial investigation. if systemic misconduct is found, bodies says the sheriff's office could be subject to an independent oversight to monitor them going forward. that depends on what happens, though in his investigation i'm andre senior ktvu, fox two news. about two dozen inmates at santa rita jail say they are on a hunger strike. the group is protesting over the quality of cafeteria food and rising commissary prices. now they claim the cafeteria food is an edible and sometimes served with rat droppings. so the inmates say they turned to the commentary for food. but they say prices there are rising. one inmate told us he's upset that snacks such as ramen cost $1.39 with the same item is 25. cents at walmart, or 50, cents at the jail in san francisco. a spokes

senate clara county sheriff laurie smith and her deputies are once again under the microscope. accusations that have proven could have far reaching consequences within the department. that is why today i am launching a civil rights investigation into the santa clara county tariffs office, california attorney general rob bonta announcing wednesday, but he's launched an investigation to determine whether the sheriff's office engaged in a pattern and practice of unconstitutional and unlawful conduct. this investigation comes amidst deeply concerning allegations relating to conditions of confinement. in the offices. jail facilities resistance to lawful oversight and other misconduct among the most well known of cases of death of santa clara county inmate michael tyree. he was allegedly killed by three correctional officers back in 2015. and then there's a $10 million at the county paid out after inmate andrew hogan while in the throes of a mental health crisis, kept banging his head against a jail transport van while guards looked on and failed to intervene. there have been deaths

only a handful of researchers world wide have expertise on whale and often brains. neuroscientist laurie moreno is one of them. sir, is this an orca right? this is an orca scar of a cranium, bright oven worker, and lab in the front. you would find the melon, where they do be, where they direct the echo location. and this part right here, this large part is where the brake would sit. wow. okay. yeah. young, human and whale brains generally share the same mammalian architecture. both cerebral corta sees are wrinkled and complex, but the orchid brain is 5 times bigger among the largest of any animal. and unlike the human brain, the oracle also has a para limbic globe. the part of the org right really fascinates me is this part right here. we have this special extra low called the parallel the flow though it mess feelings, emotions and thought and it is so complex in the orca brain. it has become its own low. okay, so that could mean that a lot more of the communication has to do with their feelings, with their emotions, that communicating feelings, communicating emotions are, are very impor

sheriff laurie smith released a statement that reads in part quote. i've always welcomed any external review of the sheriff's office and we will immediately open all records. i have great confidence in the attorney general's office and i believe they will provide the expertise for a fair and impartial investigation if systematic misconduct is found, bonta says the department could be forced to changes that can also be forced to institute those changes under the guide of an independent monitor. back to you, julie. alright andre senior live outside the santa clara county sheriff's office for us tonight, andre. thank you. oh, macron cases continue to rise, but there are some promising signs that the surge may have hit its peak in some parts of the bay area. san francisco has seen the steepest drop the city reports and almost 37% decline in average covid cases with the peak around january 8th at 2100 cases a day. marin county appeared to have its peak on january 4th, and since then, the number of daily new cases has declined almost 8% still, the hospitali

i have seen that laurie there on numerous occasions.ge and in this cage there was a pug and in this cage there was a pug and another dog, a terrier typer pug and another dog, a terrier type, i think it was. and they took the cage to the doggy door and they were feeding the dogs into the laurie. —— lorry. a dog, who i believe was molly, was on the back of a cart. the more i look at the picture of molly and the more i remember this dog, and i would say yes, it was molly on the back of that card. i have seen dogs come out of their with awful wounds. i have seen a dog and she had cigarette burns cars all down her neck and down her back. she was in a really bad way. —— burn scars. i have seen a dog come out of their where it has lost the top of its tail and there was blood coming out of it. i have seen many, many dogs come out of there. beaches, with their teeth —— teats are driving on the floor, where they have been bred and braden brad it really breaks your heart. nobody wants to see that, nobody wants to witnesses. —— bread and bread. how

i, laurie, and while water carrying pesticides from farmland flows into the children's pool than i had a muscle. and that's what's causing the pollution canceling it through the nuclear when it will come in tomorrow. the arrival of new industries has seen the environment deteriorate even further. much, elia is a town located around 30 kilometers from the main rise plantations of west java. it mushrooms during the textile sector boom here in the 20th century, when it earned its nickname, dollar city. over the years, nearly 3000 factories have opened in the region, all chasing ever increasing profits. in an incessant and fierce price war, some factory owners had decided to cut corners. modern facilities for treating chemical waste were deemed too expensive. in the absence of strict environmental laws, a new wave of water pollution began and i've been and what about mom? be bessy will man the term syria man. and our language translates as invisible creature landed on that one along. so people see lemon lanes invisible or illegal pipes, and that you mean by young did as the factories disch

this is the 1st time that a meal is taking a flight since he left the island of laurie, nor almost 60 years ago. after all this time, the 76 years old wants to hug his big sister again her new door. oh yeah, new door. look. oh yeah, there she is. are mafia. bravo. and how are you, my dear it good and you. oh it's so wonderful to see you. oh, it's good. did you think you'd ever see your brother again? no, no matter what i looked for him, but i couldn't find him that i thought he was dead just my mother, father and my other brother. emil seems to be settling in their driving to married to his apartment where fill up the extended family is arriving t o o night. it is as nearly 30 children and grandchildren it must be amazing to rediscover a family of thought. you'd lost your guy thought. why come back? i don't have any family here. it wasn't got one here. it was. i've got one here. ha, ha ha ha. ha. mary torres and one of her daughters have prepared some traditional local dishes, especially for a meal. it has to bring back memories. oh it will sure her mother used to sell it on the beach

they put they sing on, laurie. she would be asleep on the matting vehicle of you while you feed them, changing a rita transforming them as they read. that's a dust i ask is unique ability. the stay of ski wants to tell us you can better yourself. he makes you face your true self for you. we cooper beyond conventions, rules of schemes, beyond boundaries and time. dostoevsky is a global brand whose classics, as everyone knows, i'm never out of style with thank you for taking and keeping everybody here from prison probation jail. as i honor you publicly honor you. he looked in the eyes of scary people every day and you know, the worlds of places are behind marshes. to do this on the way home that night park your vehicle in the overpass for just to step out of your vehicle for just a minute. look out on your city, look at your citizens going about their lives. no deep. can gar got that today? at the risk of your life, you may dare world a better place for the day, nor her mind than walk of the bridge rail brochures of

the nobel peace prize laurie it was a passionate advocate of equality and an international icon who helped bring down south africa system of racial segregation. he died last sunday at the age of 90. and from the funeral. let's bring in journalist to so crew mallow, too. so i understand, i mean, i'm sure thousands, even millions, if it were possible, would like to be there. but this is a funeral and a pandemic. so a how is it going to unfold? is a funeral, a gretch one taking place at a very difficult time? indeed, because of course, 19 recollections, a lot of people have not been allowed to come here and no must accompany us is you'll have thousands gathering in front of the country down at behind me. but only a 100 of them have been allowed. in fact, the public has not been allowed to come around the space. these are viewing place for public screens that have been placed across the city in kept town. and they're not allowed to come here. also because of security. it's a company source ethernet that's taking place. it's a very, a difficult time for south africa, but to take the tardies hav

town to pay their last respects as his body lay in state of the city's cathedral. nobel peace prize laurie it was a passionate advocate of a quality and an international icon who helped bring down south africa system of racial segregation. he died last sunday at age of 19 and for more we're going to go to journalist a to so comalla to so i'm sure many thousands of mourners from south africa and the region and around the world would have liked to be there. but this is a funeral and append demik. so how is it unfolding? it's a sudden day indeed for a lot of africans would have wished to come here to say good bye to him. and that to day respect so much men that they have selected for the wick and contribution that he did. but because of course 19 recollections, only a 100 people were allowed inside the cathedral mostly declared g. a few government officials and claus family and dead. the majority of people or the population here, have not been allowed to come here evict. they are not allowed to come around this place and they've been sent to up in places where they can view it on public scree