i still feel good about it which those are great kids. >> the younger one beckett, very, very talentedime was adopted and she always wanted to know who her parents were. she at no time want to do it anonymous and david and jan, david and his wife jan, it was a gift he's their biodad, is what they say. ♪ all we can -- is love one another ♪ >> the 58-year-old singer who's been hosting daily at home concerts for her fans throughout the coronavirus pandemic now hoping to find solace through music writing i will sing again soon it has always healed me. for "today" natalie morales, nbc news, los angeles. >>> well, after a seven-week coronavirus lockdown new zealand lifted its national state of emergency this week. so the mayor of queenstown found an unusual way to celebrate. there he goes, mayor jim bolt insisting on being the very first one to bungee jump off that bridge, reopening the town's tourism industry. >> that was gutsy. >> it looked fun from a distance. >> from a distance. >> from here >>> we've got the news covered how about a couple morning boosts for you, a tampa florida family

i think samuel beckett is right.e] america's dealing with white supremacy is trying to fail a little better. accountability, a little better. conviction, a little better. in the end, the white supremacy cut so deep, the predatory capitalism cuts so deep, it is hard for decent americans who really hate white supremacy. and they come in all colors. to have the power, the organization, to allow a fundamental transformation in the american empire. anchor: joining me from new york, rebecca cavanaugh, criminal defense attorney. within the past hour or so it was announced derek chauvin, former minneapolis police officer, has been charged with third-degree murder. what does that mean? rebecca: there are degrees of murder. he could have been charged with first or second degree and they chose third. third-degree murder is what we call depraved indifference murder, meaning it is not intentional murder. i think that is a real problem here, the problem being that what made this video so horrific was that you saw a police officer

i think samuel beckett is right when you state you try again fail again, failed better. with a legacy of white supremacy is failing. but trying to faila supremacy is failing. but trying to fail a little bit better. accountability, a little bit better. conviction, a little bit better but in the end the white supremacy cut so in the end the white supremacy cut so deep in the country. the predatory capitalism is cut so deep in the country. that it is hard for decent americans who really hate white supremacy. they come in all colors. who are anti—racist to have the kind of power to have the kind of organisation that allows for the fundamental transformation required in the american empire. joining me now from new york is criminal defence attorney rebecca kava nagh. welcome to you. in the past hour or so welcome to you. in the past hour or so it was announced that the former minneapolis police officer has been charged with third—degree murder. what does that mean? so in minnesota as with many states in the us there are degrees of murder. he could have been charged with first

or peter robinson that's the center of the tourism and hospitality management at leeds beckett university he says while international tourism will take a while to recover domestic tourism will thrive. it's really complicated because the tourism industry relies on a very complex balance of supply and demand and that it matters to international tourists and it matters to domestic terrorists and it's a combination of both 2 types of tourism which really matter to almost every destination in the world so soon as it becomes difficult for people to travel internationally it's going to have a massive knock on impact by much combined with the economic impact of people losing jobs of the being that money in the economy that means that that recovery will take even longer there's probably some. quarter optimism in terms of domestic terrorism that is likely to be able to recover sooner because it's easier to manage that and the answer risks of course being close in quoting period but domestic tourism alone won't be enough to truly sustain with sort of economic vibrant to get tourism has become known

>> stephen: it's just you and samuel beckett's fishnets. >> no, i'm here-- ( laughs ) >> stephen: i'ven. >> you're very kind. t will be so lovely we canbe all be together again in a live theater, isn't it? >> i hope so. no, i hope we all come out of this for the better and, yes. well, stay safe and healthy and my best to you and your family. >> stephen: thank you, nathan. >> all right. >> stephen: "penny dreadful: city of angels" premieres this sunday on showtime. dr. nathan lane everybody. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ even though a lot has changed. it's good to know. a lot hasn't changed, at all. ♪ add some resistance. sara, your movie plus trial is about to expire. do you want to continue or cancel? ♪ capital one knows life doesn't update you about your credit card. so meet eno...the capital one assistant that looks out for charges that might surprise you and helps you fix them. another way capital one is watching out for your money when you're not. what's in your wallet? ♪just in case i see your face♪ ♪i may be acting crazy now it's getting late♪ ♪they took my heart away ♪but i'll be ok

and only response we have is samuel beckett, try again, fail again, fail better. again, fail again, fail better. >> that's it. >> white supremacy is going to be around a long, long, long time, don't be surprised when this happens again. try again, fail again, fail better. that's the blues line of our brothers. but we must fight. even in moment we have a failed social experiment, we must fight. have antifascist coalition against the white house/republican party. we have to tell the truth about the milktoast cowardly activity we see too often in the neoliberal wing of the democratic party and be critical of ourselves, keeping alive the spiritual standards of martin luther king and fanny lou hamer and ella baker. and you see that work in the soul of brother george floyd's family. >> dr. cornell west, i appreciate your time tonight. >> love you, brother. stay strong. >> thank you. >> you too, thank you. back to brian todd in washington, where are you now? >> reporter: anderson, we're on independence avenue by the capital. photo journalist is going to take you to a ten

joined the hundreds of thousands of families who have lost a loved one to addiction. 21-year-old beckettr was the eldest child of etheridge and former partner julia cypher. etheridge tweeted out, she knows he is out of pain now. >>> a deadly police shooting in kentucky. the family of an emt says she was executed while she slept in her home. officers investigating a drug case killed briana taylor after her boyfriend fired at them, claiming he thought they were burglars. now the department is facing a lawsuit. here is megan tevrizian. >> reporter: this morning the family of a kentucky woman shot and killed by police is demanding answers. filing a wrongful death lawsuit against three officers. 20 shoent twmonthsgo. >> she's already -- was accomplished, certified cmt for the city of louisville. >> reporter: on march 13th, three officers entered taylor's apartment while she and her boyfriend, kenneth walker, were sleeping. the officers were executing a search warrant as part of a drug investigation. police claim taylor's ex-boyfriend was shipping drugs to her apartment to avoid detection. >>

prospects peter robinson is the head of the center for tourism and hospitality management at leeds beckett university joins us from darby via skype dr robinson welcome to the program so 1000000000 fewer trips made this year air passenger demand down 90 percent millions losing work how long will it take the tourism industry to recover even with a fair wind. afternoon it floats it's really complicated because the tourism industry relies on a really complex balance of supply and demand and that matters to international tourists that it matters to domestic tourists and it's the combination of both 2 types of tourism which really matter to almost every destination in the world so as soon as it becomes difficult for people to travel internationally it's going to have a massive knock on impact and that's combined with the economic impact of people losing jobs but being less money in the economy that means that that recovery will take even longer there's probably some. cause for optimism in terms of domestic terrorism that is likely to be able to recover sooner because it's easier to manage that a

. >>> the time is 7:46, said stores singer melissa etheridge announced her 21-year-old son beckett cipheried from an addiction to opioids. she announce it online, he was one of two children she raised with a former partner, his biological dad was singer david crosby. melissa etheridge has temporarily stopped her daily online concerts from her house as she mourns the death of her son. >>> time is 7:46, lawmakers around the country dealing with the public opinions as americans bounce a desire to stay safe and healthy with a need to stay fed. and healthy. >> things need open, people need the jobs, >> we must listen to the science, i know the economy is bad, and it's going to get worse. but what's worse than death? >> the attorney general in texas said send warning letters to four counties, all controlled by democrats saying their social distinct policy orders violated those issued by the republican governor of texas. intentions are high in michigan, residence and some members of law enforcement openly defied democratic governor richard witmer. >> one person covid-19 can in fact tens and thou

rid meg said, who will of this meddlesome priest, and a couple of nights went and killed beckett. the president had to give in order. that is my concern, and that is where it worries me that the president apparently has been pressing the intelligence community to find what he wants them to find. the question should be, where did the virus come from? not, don't you think it came from eight lab? do you see the distinction i'm trying to make and why this is so crucial, it is crucial to the president him or herself, because if they taint the intelligence before it gets to them, they are going to make bad decisions, and we are protecting by president themselves guarding against this human nature problem. every president wants to hear what they want to hear, every person that wants for that executive wants to tell the boss what they want to hear. talk to me about this concern. i think this is a critical issue, particularly with the president who is so strong-willed and has indicated tothe past a strong desire press the intelligence community to tell him what he wants to hear. rep. ratcl

the snp leader in westminster ian beckett wanted to know when the prime minister found out about the was spotted in barnard castle. there is that too. downing street's approach to this seems to be that it's a westminster media story that isn't going to cut through elsewhere. of course what we've had now is a good 24, 36 hours for conservative mps to look in their inbox to see if that is true but no sign of downing street backing down at the moment. looking at the e—mails and the tweets, something it's a westminster bubble and the media getting it out of proportion, and others think it is outrageous when others are staying indoors. meanwhile, the business of easing lockdown restrictions goes on. what can we expect from tomorrow's cabinet meeting? it will, that's because we are approaching this week another rolling three week legal deadline when the government has to decide whether or not to keep lockdown restrictions in place, and more importantly, tomorrow will be a week away from june the first. in boris johnson's roadmap for easing lockdown restrictions in england, that's the day w