remembering bernard shaw. >>> and at the end here tonight, the message from the queen we thought fitting to play here again tonight. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here tonight as the world remembers and honors queen elizabeth ii. word of her death echoing around the world today. britain's queen elizabeth dying at 96 after a 70-year reign. she was a steady figure over so many decades, during times of joy and times of turbulent change, a monarch, a leader, a head of state. but also, a wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. committed to duty and service. just this week, welcoming britain's new prime minister in person at ball moral. the royal family sharing this photo tonight and the news that the queen died peacefully at balmoral castle where she was spending the summer. earlier, family members arriving at balmoral after doctors in a rare public sfament reported they were concerned about her majesty's health. charles and camilla already in scotland arriving by helicopter. prince william with uncles andrew and edward flying up from lob don. prince harry also

someone who was influenced to get into journalism by people like bernard shaw. >> yeah. riting him, asking for a job. and my father was interviewed by him a lot. and, yeah, bernie shaw. he is iconic in the creation of cable news and in the history of tv news in general. >> we also have to remember, ian garls, she passed away yesterday, too. and she had a remarkable career and was an influence on journalism. >> for sure. >> what an incredible correspondent for npr, fearless, i believe she may have been the only american reporter on the ground when the bombing -- the shock and bombing of iraq took place in 2003. and, boy, fearless and such an important voice. she certainly will be missed as well. and willie, you worked over at cnn. give us your thoughts on bernie shaw? >> yeah. bernard shaw was there at the beginning of cable news in 1980 when cnn launched. he was the chief anchor. he was the guy. he was the face and someone as a young person growing up watching the news and then having the privilege of working in the same building that he worked in, always looked up to him

. >>> the news world is remembering former cnn anchor bernard shaw. shaw died wednesday in washington, d.c. from pneumonia. the chicago native began his career in his hometown back in 1964. his career spanned more than 40 years and included time with abc news from 1977 until 1980, when he moved to cnn. he was network's lead anchor until retirement back in 2001. bernard shaw was 82. >> an icon. >>> coming up, queen elizabeth in her own words. her earliest thoughts on how the children of today can make the world of tomorrow a better and happier place. >>> but first, the children of yesterday. we're opening up the "abc news vault" to a young prince charles sharing his thoughts on fatherhood. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. scene 103, take o. here we go. my name is wesley, and i'm with my knucklehead brother. my friend nafi. my boyfriend doug. i thought we'd be on the same page about this and we're not. how do i know the way i'm going to respond to it? there's not that long term

the network's first chief anchor, bernard shaw, has died. nesday of pneumonia unrelated to covid-19. >> shaw, bernie to many of us here, was 82 years old. he helped launch this network on june 1, 1980, with the network for more than 20 years. wolf blitzer who knew him very well, worked with him for many of those years, has a look back at his in-kcredible life and career. >> the skies over baghdad have been illuminated. we're seeing bright flashes going off all over the sky. >> reporter: it was a night that would make tv history. cnn anchor and veteran journalist bernard shaw reporting live from baghdad. it was the start of the 1991 gulf war. >> clearly i've never been there, but it feels like we're in the center of hell. >> reporter: shaw with his colleagues broadcast the first war coverage in realtime. the boys of baghdad as they became known reported from the floor of their hotel room as bombs fell around them. you really were scared for your life. >> yes, very much so. in war one moment you're alive, the next moment you're dead. >> reporte

we remember the life of long time news anchor bernard shaw. plus much more. >> this is the "pbs newshour" from weta to the o's in washington and the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. judy: u.s. secretary of state tony blinken made a surprise visit to kyiv as secretary of defense austin met allies in germany. they unveiled a 20th package of u.s. weapons for ukraine, and following it all is nick schifrin who joins me from southern ukraine. tell us about these promises made by secretary blinken. nick: his trick here was the highest profile of a triumvirate of support by the secretary of defense, blinken and the president's allies. he traveled to kyiv by train, and in the center of town, he met president the load mayor zielinski in his office, announcing a long-term assistance program to ukraine and 18 eastern european allies, and he called this a pivotal moment in the war, referring to ukraine's opportunity to re-seize territory. blinken walked through irpin, one of the epicenters of horror in this war where russia

. >> the world is also remembering former cnn chief anchor bernard shaw. he died of pneumonia yesterday. he was raised on the south side of chicago, graduated from college before beginning a trailblazing career for a black broadcaster. he worked for cbs and abc before becoming cnn's the lead anchor when the network launch. that was 1980. he spent a harrowing night reporting from a baghdad hotel as missiles flew low overhead when the u.s. launch the gulf war 1991 bernard shaw was 82 years old. >> coming up, a motorcyclist run over by a truck and dragged 2 miles. the person who police say is responsible is behind bars tonight after they say tried to flee the scene. check on the condition of the rider. also, we've learned the identities of the 2 people killed by an alameda county deputy. a couple. we've got their names after the break. meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying for his p

. >>> a public memorial has been planned for former cnn anchor bernard shaw.died from pneumonia. his career spanning more than 40 years and included time with abc news from 1977 until 1980 when he moved over to cnn. he was the network's lead anchor until his retirement in 2001. bernard shaw was 82. >>> the nfl season got under way last night with the rams unveiling their super bowl championship banner. but then they had to play the game. quarterback josh allen and the rest of the buffalo bills went to work. allen throwing three touchdowns, running in for another and the bills winning easily, 31-10. heck this out. ozzy osbourne performed at halftime. only his second live performance in nearly three years due to health issues. >> he's still rocking. >>> coming up, queen elizabeth's >>> coming up, queen elizabeth's infthere is nothing glamorous about migraines. since i was a teenager the pain has taken me away from my family and friends. but i finally found relief with nurtec odt it's the only medication that can treat my migraine right when it strikes and preven

cnn anchor and veteran journalist, bernard shaw, reporting live from baghdad. >> clearly i've never been there, but this feels like we're in the center of hell. >> shaw, with colleagues john hallman and peter arnett broadcast the first war coverage in realtime. the boys of baghdad as they became known reported from the floor of their hotel room as bombs fell around them. >> baghdad lies dead. >> you were really scared for your life? >> yes, very much so. in war, one moment you're alive. the next moment you're dead. >> dire moments shared by one billion viewers around the globe and credited with turning cnn into the news leader it is today. >> it reminded everybody of what journalism can be and what television can be. and it truly put cnn on the map. bernie was right at the heart of that story. >> shaw's remarkable career began in hawaii. he was a marine, determined to become a journalist, and sought out a meeting with tv news legend walter cronkite there on assignment. >> right away he said, mr. cronkite, i have to talk to you. i have to be a journalist and i h

bernard shaw was 82 years old.om in mourning next at 8 we look back on the life of queen elizabeth. the second. >> giants played a double header in milwaukee today, hoping to win a pair and get back in the wild-card race. jason dumas sup next to tell us if they're back in contention or taking a live look at the gates of buckingham palace in london. crowds have been gathering around the royal estate. they're even there. it. >> 4.43 in the morning, london time right now. queen elizabeth, the second live there, of course, running through some of the world's most dramatic events. that's right. she steer the monarchy through war and peace, economic transformation and political fallout. >> but for correspondent marni hughes shares the queen's indelible commitment to the throne as she leaves behind legendary legacy. >> elizabeth alexandra. mary >> not exactly born to be queen, at least not birth. back in 1926. but her uncle's abdication pass the crown to her father after his death. elizabeth ascended to the throne at just

bernard shaw died wednesday of non covid related pneumonia. he was 82 years old.any of us who are in this business in many ways, in large part, thanks to his example. and that is tonight's read out. all in with chris hayes starts now. all in with chris hayes starts now. tonight on all in, -- >> buckingham palace announced that the death of her majesty, queen elizabeth the second. >> the longest reigning monarch in british history is dead at age 96. tonight, former british foreign secretary, given miliband, on the global impact of queen elizabeth the second. carrie kaye on the nation mourning and michael beschloss on the historic legacy of a 70-year reign. then, new revelations in the mar-a-lago search, as the justice department cites national security risks in appealing the special master ruling. plus, steve bannon in handcuffs inside a new york co

. >>> legendary broadcast journalist bernard shaw has died, his family confirmed yesterday, first chiefnchor when the program launched in 1980 and held the position for 20 years and covered some of the biggest moments in history including tiananmen square and the death of princess diana, and he moderated the 1988 second presidential debate, some analysts believe that this question to then nominee michael dukakis doomed the campaign. >> if kitty dukakis was raped and murdered, would you favor an irrevocable death penalty for the killer? >> no, i don't, bernard and i think you know that i proposed the death penalty -- opposed the death penalty during all of my life and i don't see any evidence that it is a deterrent and think there are better and more effective ways to deal with violent crime. >> shaw was inducted into the broadcasting and cage hall of fame in 1999 -- cable hall of fame and dubbed the boys of baghdad, a famed group of journalists who reported on the start of the persian gulf war from a hotel room in iraq and announced his retirement days after the 2000 presidential race a

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long time cnn anchor bernard shaw has died.journalist remembered for his coverage of the beginning of the gulf war in baghdad and tiananmen square massacre in china. >> in my 26 years in this business, i have never seen anything like this. the government here has declared martial law. >> something is happening outside the skies over baghdad have been illuminated. >> bret: personal note here, i worked for bernie shaw as an internal in college on a show called inside politics. he was an inspiration to many young journalists, including this one. shaw was also a huge fan of the washington football team formerly the redskins now the commanders. our condolences to his family. bernard shaw was 82. football, h, football, housewives... whoops. i just want to talk! get your tv together. call 1-800-directv to save up to $120. what's it going to take for the world to reach net-zero emissions? it's going to take investing in some things you've heard of and some you'd never expect. it's going to take funding innovation in renewable energy, h

launched the gulf war in 1991, bernard shaw was 82 years old. other news tonight, the oakland a's plan for new waterfront ballpark to the big step forward today. a judge rejected 3 lawsuits which it claims the ballpark would cause serious environmental and safety hazards. oakland mayor libby schaff released a statement saying today's order crews at the waterfront project which will bring 18 acres of new public parks to our beautiful shoreline for all residents to enjoy will be built to california's highest and most rigorous environmental standards. also tonight, oakland leaders have plans to return about 5 acres of city-owned land to a native make things right. the land in question is known as sequoyah point. and joaquin miller park. it would be given to local indigenous groups. >> today is a day where we acknowledge. >> the harm. that government and colonials ation has it done to the first people of this land >> we have a vision of a place in the hills that overlooks our territory. that has holds us in a basket as we offer prayers a way for us

. >>> legendary broadcast journalist bernard shaw has died of pneumonia, his family confirmed yesterdayt chief anchor of cnn when launched in june of 1980 and held the position for 20 years and covered some of the biggest moments in recent history, including tiananmen square and the death of princess diana. he was known for his tough questions a skill he showed as he moderated the second 1988 presidential election debate and some political pundits believe this question to democratic come knee michael dukakis doomed the massachusetts governor. >> if kitty dukakis was raped and murdered would you favor an irrevocable death penalty for the killer. >> no, i don't and i opposed the death penalty for all of my life and i don't see any evidence that it is a deterrent and i think there are better and more effective ways to deal with violent crime. >> the famous question indeed. shaw was inducted into the broadcasting and cable hall of fame in 1999. and was dubbed a member of the boys of baghdad, who were a famous group of journalists who reported on the start of the persian gulf war from a hote

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longtime anchor bernard shaw, who passed away this week at age 82.rnie was the network's lead anchor, grounding cnn with his journalist excellence and steady manner. that was never more on display than when he famously and courageously reported live from baghdad during the first gulf war. >> the skies over baghdad have been illuminated. we are seeing bright flashes going off all over the sky. >> bernie was a barrier breaker, one of the first black men to sit at a network anchor desk. he was one of cnn founder ted turner's first hires here and helped make this startup a juggernaut journalistly around the world. on a personal note, bernie was the lead anchor when i joined cnn in 1993. i was fresh out of college, he was always kind to me, and everyone else he worked with no matter how junior we were. here's what bernie told us right here at cnn when he was about to retire in 2001. >> through the years, i have believed that you, our viewers need only reliable information and facts of relevance to know and to decide the truth. you don't need me telling yo

julian: bernard shaw has died in black journalists.e first journalists in 1978 in jonestown. he memorably narrated the 1988 presidential debate between george h w bush and michael to caucus. he died of pneumonia we are learning, not related to covid. it is time for your morning money report. general motors has revealed its new electric suv. the chevy equinox is expected to be one of the cheapest electric vehicles on the market. the starting price is roughly $30,000. it does not come with a front truck -- trunk. it will hold electric equipment and electric motor under the hood. it will be able g25 miles on single ar. look for those suvs on the road in the fall of next year. live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway this morning. starting out up about 155 points. following the death of queen elizabeth the second, the british treasury will have to reprint and replace the country's money. the queen is featured on pound notes and coins. the bank will try to phase out the old money and replace it with photos of her so

. >>> more news to tell you about, cnn anchor bernard shaw has died. shaw was a true cnn original. from 1980 until his retirement in 2001. and many more in a distinguished career before he came to cnn. shaw became a household name during his live coverage of the gulf coverage. he leaves behind his wife linda and two children and a generation of journalists including myself that he inspired. he was 82 years old. he will be missed by all who knew him and had the pleasure to work with him. >>> stay with us. our breaking news coverage after this break continues. and it responds to snoring - automatically. so no more nudging your partner. or opting for the couch. because the tempur-ergo smart t base is ouour first system that detects snoring and automatically adjusts to help reduce it. your best sleep. all night. every night. don't miss our best offer of the year, with savings up to $700 on select* adjustable mattress sets, and experience the deep, undisturbed rest of tempur-pedic. learn more at *tempurpedic.com a is for awareness, because knowing that your chronic kidney disease in te