as a young man, hejoined bermuda in 1917. as a young man, he joined the bermuda in 1917.iving in the uk just after the start of world war ii. eventually, he began acting, and would appear in films as diverse as thunderball and inception. in a statement, his children said he refused to take roles that demeaned or stereotyped the character of people of colour. he was truly a man who stood by his moral principles, and was inspirational. the actor earl cameron, who's died at the age of 102. well, that's it. i will be back with the headlines in a couple of minutes. thanks very much for watching. this is bbc news. hello, the first half of the weekend was grey and breezy for most of us. the second half of the weekend is looking thoroughly windy, unusually windy for the time of year. expecting gales and places through the day ahead. it should be a bit of sunshine but also some showers. low pressure firmly in charge of the scene. this looks more autumnal than summer. lots of white lines you can see on the chart, isobars, with the wind is strong throughout the day. a frontal system

now watch latest track moving up along the coastline, lot of hurricanes take this path around the bermuda high, but then possibly making landfall in north carolina by monday as a category one hard to say still a long way to go. but certainly the outer banks there could be hit by that storm as we get in toward the early part of next week right westwego not some low clouds and fog moving on shore right now that will in place overnight tonight early tomorrow morning but by the afternoon return to some sunshine and that summer sun will bring some 90's in the warmest valleys will see 70's and 80's inside of a planet some cool fog hugging the coastline 50's and some 60's you like that you like the weekend to lots of sunshine, maybe a little breezier as we head in towards sunday and monday and temperatures cooling down toward the middle of next week. >>thank you for of 5 a paralympian has lost his prosthetic leg in the pacific ocean and he thought that it was gone forever. how far a paralympian who lost his prosthetic leg. now has a back and just in time to get ready for next year's tokyo games.

i found articles from hawaii, from bermuda.here was daily coverage in the united kingdom, regular coverage in france. i found a book written about it in german. the entire world was paying attention to this fantastic case, and it's the first story that we as americans all followed together because we just got the telegraph. people are finding out about this story in as close to real-time as had ever happened up to this point, so you have people in new york finding out about it that evening. sickles' family and friends in new york are finding out about it that evening. you have newspaper correspondents running around d.c. trying to collect as many facts as they can, trying to get it out on the wire. i should back up a little bit and talk about how news was changing at this time. originally, the concept of newsworthy's expensive commercial newspapers where you learn the price of cotton in copper and other commodities. worship is leaving, what ship is going -- nothing exciting. and you had political newspapers financed by politica

. >> tucker: i will be in bermuda, thanks.ol districts across the country, administrators are adopting a curriculum that is explicitly anti-american and also, "the new york times" designed it. one u.s. senator says we ought to defund schools that teach our children to hate our country. that seems sensible. he will join us after the break. ♪ >> tucker: chicago, buffalo, new york, washington, d.c., and some of the school's plan to teach material 41619 project. that is in a historical curriculum based on essays published in "the new york times" magazine. it couldn't be flimsy or. students will learn if they follow the curriculum. cities like the united states actually founded in 1619 because that is when the first african arrived. they will learn american capitalism only exist because of slavery and american evolution continues and all of that is untrue. senator tom cotton introduced legislation called saving american history act and it would pull federal funds from schools that use the curriculum. he's been attacked unfairly and

the reason why -- big bermuda height now located over bermuda.ing to snake its way, retrograding or moving westward, and then it's going to merge with a dome of high pressure, heat dome, if you will, across california. this could become a monster heat wave. it's a little early to know for sure. we tonight know exactly where it's going to set up shop, how intense it's going to be. we could be talking about feels-like temperatures for a broad area of the plains states at 110-plus as we head toward next weekend and into the week after. we'll have to wait and see. >> wow. 110-plus. thank you so much. happy 4th. >>> it is about 22 minutes after the hour. here's a look at the weather for your weekend. ♪ >>> child safety seats have savsave countless lives, but the young occupants have been exposed to a special danger from inside the vehicle itself. still ahead, how a new law will address the problem. >>> plus, it was acts of protest that created our nation and acts of protest that have tried to perfect it. we'll see how the recent push for social change

we ran into a hurricane the bermuda that was a very experience.could have been a bad situation. >> are you in those situations? >> very easy question because with fatigue, we survived the first hurricane and there were six of us on board and all the sudden, we thought we were at the bermuda and another storm came and nobody would eat. that's sign, wouldn't wash the dishes so on board, you could revise things which you got to know going that direction, everybody is demoralized simultaneously. anyone with ingenuity's tends to dissipate. >> hi, i'm a fan of a long time. interested in the 4000 books diverting been thinking of the future and wonder if you might right of the free speech been taken away. we can't say this or that and i'm a reader of history and they were pretty loud and boisterous a few years ago and now we don't have it anymore. that's all i want to say. >> there a lot of complaints about political correctness, the stamping out of impulses, often juvenile impulses. impulses nonetheless, making it risky, you must do this or it's a seriou

shirts and know women generally hate shorts but if there's any short you will like it's a bermuda.great lace crocheted details, great for hot weather because it has added ventilation here. an all white look is also great, white again absorbs less heat than darker colors and your bag, i love the idea of getting rid of your totes and your big backpacks. those are just going to add heat and stick to you and you will sweat. opt for a lightweight crossbody. just putting your essentials in and you're ready to go. >> i need to get rid of the big bag and bring out the small one. nicole is up next with the straw hat. she's got a straw hat there that will keep you cool for sure. >> yes, so i love the idea of incorporating a straw hat. you don't want just any hat. a straw hat is the hat you want because it has the added ventilation again. it's that crocheted detail. you want one with a wide brim so you get prevention from the sun damage to your face, to your skin. now, we paired it here with a great maxi dress. if you don't love shorts we grabbed this dress from old navy. you want one loose a

. >> tucker: i will be in bermuda, call me. thanks.chool district across the country, administrators are adopting a curriculum that is explicitly anti-american and it's also totally dishonest, wrong on facts, "the new york times" designed it. one u.s. senator says we ought to defund schools who hate the country, that seems sensible. joins us after the break. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: chicago, buffalo, new york, washington, d.c., some of the school district that plaintiff's materials for something called the 6019 project. an age historical curriculum based on essays based in "the new york times" magazine. couldn't be whimsycu here. students will learn that they follow the curriculum polities like the united states was founded in 1619 because that's when the first african arrived, they'll learn that american capitalism only exists because of slavery. senator tom cotton introduced legislation called the saving american history act, it would pull federal funds from public schools that use the curriculum. he has been attacked unfairly and highly aggre

rainfall across parts of florida but then watch what happens it's going to rotate right around the bermuda high. and when you know place to get hit very often from types of hurricanes north carolina in morehead city maybe cape hatteras going to see the outer barrier islands possibly get hit by that on monday as a category one, but there's a lot that can change between now and then certainly it could intensify as well we're the low clouds and fog rolling in along the coastline now look at that shot over the golden gate bridge beautiful out there tonight. but those clouds they are going to move in we'll start with that early tomorrow morning giving way to sunshine by the afternoon temperatures may be cooling just slightly over the weekend but not by much i think a little more sunshine a little breezy on sunday and monday. >>thank you lauren still ahead tonight civil rights legend congressman john lewis laid to rest how he was honored today by 3 former president and for the first time oprah will not be on the cover of o magazine why she decided to get the spot to brianna taylor loves. early m

to score long a lot of fun hurricanes take this kind of path they rotate around what's called the bermuda high pressure system out in the middle of the atlantic but then one of the place that sticks out in the middle of the atlantic how about that we've got north carolina you've got to morehead city you've also got cape hatteras and it looks like it could make landfall as a category one and then after that making its way all the way up to new england. there's a chance that that could also make landfall once again we have to keep our eyes on things will be changing as the storm gets a little bit closer. outside tonight. we've got some low clouds and some fog but we're going to see some changes coming our way just some minor changes. these temperatures pretty nice for june cooling down maybe slightly over the weekend winds pick up on sunday and monday. but i think as we head into august and really almost the middle of august. these temperatures will be running a little bit below the average. >>thank you laura is happening right now firefighters are trying to contain a growing brush fire tha

satellite picture you can see it's quite a mess it's quite an arc of cloud stretches right up almost to bermuda and then down towards the constant to south america so there's a lot of cloud of the in the middle there is indeed a circulation pretty hard to see in our eye because it doesn't have one it's not our probably won't become a hurricane as i say it is the night's names thomas e. then east in the you've ever had one starts with an eye is a yes now it's winds are particularly a problem over there they're relatively strong nearly $100.00 days for our it's moving fairly quickly which means a deposit is fairly fast moving fairly goes through quickly never less its risks are like any other tropical sartor whatever strength flash floods landslides and big surf the most this is happening on the northern shores this isn't new s. . it's just getting a bit rough and it's getting a bit windy and you don't see a huge amount of rain here nor will you in the immediate future but as the thing moves slowly across and he's moving it's already gone past but rick is worker is fine you're of the moment it do

he was dating theodosia provost when she was still married to that guy who was a general down at bermudasaid, "oh, this is a guy who waits for what he wants." and that unlocked burr for me. [video clip ends] brian: explain more about aaron and what he's talking about? ron: yeah, the way that lin presents the hamilton-burr conflict, not just at the very end of hamilton's life, but throughout was that they were rivals, and he presents them as having very, very contrasting personalities, which i think is true. that hamilton is a very aggressive and self-confident person who is not afraid to grab what he wants. burr plays everything close to the vest. burr was a much more cautious and kind of crafty individual, and he would hang back. and during the war, burr fell in love with the wife of a british officer. and there is a scene in the show where hamilton says to him, "if you love this woman, why don't you go get her?" and it's meant really to point out the difference in personality between the two men. as time goes on, of course, the difference in politics and ideology will become even that

teamed up with geraldo and took us on a yacht race from cape cod, massachusetts, to the island of bermuda. >> later that evening in compliance with race rules, we turned off the boat's electronic navigational aids. from now on we'd be relying on the navigator, in our case me, to guide her across the sea's featureless landscape. >> in the british virgin islands they went diving for sunken treasure. their search didn't lead to gold, but they did uncover a 17th century cannon believed to be from the treasure ship "the san ignacio." in another underwater report, swimming with sea lions off the coast of california, hugh became the victim what was he calls the world's most insignificant shark >>e over00t f catalina island, we ran across horn sharks. this one i had wasn't much more than a yard long. i grabbed him by the tail and he started to swim away, trying to get away from me. and i didn't reckon on how flexible these little animals are. he arced around and got me in the wrist. it tore my suit. then i let go of him and he swam away a little ways and then he turned around and charged me. i hi

so maybe a bermuda triangle thing going on. accidents all the time. an explosion to this day we don't now how damaging in the soviet union misworry -- we spend billions and billions of dollars only nuclear asurety, nur nuclear safety and able to interview formedder commanded of strategic command and down to missileers and ballistic missile subcaptains and they talk about the main job is keeping it safe. so my fear is that how do we know that north korea will keep it safe? we don't know at the design of their weapons. we don't in whether they have per per permissive action leg. don't who has the responsibility to launch. what i if the phone lines are cut and someone says they -- let me launch. we don't know the early warning. two of the episode its talk about in the chapter are how close we almost came to nuclear war with the russians, once with the soviets and once with the russians where malfunctions -- misreading of sensor data from satellites led the russians to believe we were launching missiles and only because humans intervened and said the does

next up work remotely if from paradise bermuda a certificate for travelers to work from there it cost. you can [laughter] on the island without seeking unemployment, and also help increase economic activity. this sounds good, what do you think? >> well eve already packed my bag and i have my swimming trunks here i haven't worn them -- but interesting what people don't know is i've been on every continue innocent but antarctica imh i read this story was excited. another interesting fact about bermuda has 3 million visitors year from the united states of america half of those folks. so it is a beautiful place and i will definitely be interested in checking out. [laughter] maria: that's good. finally your dream school is only a burrito bowl away, alex college essay compared his personality it a brew burrito bowl ceo offering a supply of free food and his own bowl on the menu. dagen is food the new college essay topic? dagen: i think kids are so desperate kids are so desperate they will literally right anything just to stand out in this crowded world of college admission. i have a questio

he said, "well --" as he pulled up his bermuda shorts, "if you'd ever been to new york city you'd knowhe subway." that was one of the -- >> wrong -- wrong thing to say? >> yeah, that was one of the more angry times in my life where i've ever had to really bite my tongue, but that was typical. that was all of a piece with bob. bob did not feel good unless he was putting someone else down and trying to elevate himself. >> tell me about michael? >> well michael is very low-key, very kind, very sensitive. >> sounds like you approved of michael a lot more than bob? >> oh, absolutely. yes. i mean, michael is 20 years younger than bob. much more handsome, much more intelligent, much more successful, much more accomplished and much wealthier. what's not to like? >> and yet, anna and michael did not get along perfectly, did they? >> oh no, there was lots of -- of squabbling. >> reporter: it was dawning on anna's friends how little they really knew about this enigmatic russian woman. >> in this picture it's me and anna. jayshree today, treasures the gifts anna gave her. like this matroyshka, the

there is certainly some issues about woodrow wilson, maybe in the bahamas or bermuda rather before he is president. there is the famous incident of alice roosevelt longworth and her child, deborah or deborah which is named actually -- or she wanted to name it deborah. it becomes pauline, but that is the illegitimate daughter of senator william e. borah, a very famous guy at that time. and then franklin roosevelt cheating on eleanor roosevelt in 1917. so, the rich have their prerogatives and they take them. >> one of our viewers on facebook asks, "how did mrs. harding respond to the rumors of harding's wandering eyes? " >> yes, it's a great question. and i didn't -- i think it's kind of fun -- i think we're going to have a little bit of a debate about some of these relationships, this extramarital relationships that warren g. harding had. he did have this affair with carrie phillips, who was woman, they met early on old friends, they were both a couple - phillipses and the hardings who all were related as a -- in a connected way in ohio. >> and what happens over time is that warren fal

bermuda and chile have done similar things because countries that rely on the income of tourists havework. when that link is untied, people can make a different choice and people, ithink, will choose to live out in villages and pretty much wherever there is fast internet. if one of your team asked to apply to go to barbados, what would you say? we are lucky, remote wall -- remote working has been part of our culture, we already have people in distant places, so it would work well for us. the application process is now open, and indie stuff times, we can all fa ntasise is now open, and indie stuff times, we can all fantasise about moving to paradise. if you play it right, you could be bouncing all the to barbados. lot in barbados, given the choice he would have gone over there to do it, but sadly he was in front of a green scheme. it is going initially well so far, the application. —— green screen. coming up in the next half hour... they're normally home to garden tools, for some people their shed has become a sanctuary during lockdown. we'll find out how that's changed this year's sho