abc's erielle reshef recently caught up with bobby. >> reporter: bobby bones is taking a beating. around the country, seeking out people in unique circumstances. this self-deprecating star of country music radio, mentor on "american idol," former "dancing with the stars" champion, has a new gig -- a show called "breaking bobby bones." it airs on national geographic, owned by disney, the parent company of abc news. where did you come up with the name "breaking bobby bones"? why that concept for the show? >> people will come for the hook. the hook is, watch if i die, watch if i get hurt, watch if i quit. if they come for the flash, maybe they'll stay for th stories and heart and perseverance and be inspired, be motivated by these different ro orter: ies like lonidwels.t the with a shotgun, he's blind, yet he inspires by climbing mountains,yaking. >> i managed to stay straight until -- oh my god -- this happens. bobby! >> it started with finding folks who had been through a lot of adversity. me in my life, i've been through a ton, really rough childhood. when i wanted to travel aroun

> millie. >> jimmy: peely. >> bobby >> jimmy: peely poreporpa. [ laughter ] >> bobby brown millie bobby>> jimmy: octopussy. [ laughter ] >> millie -- bobby - brown. -- brown millie bobby brown >> jimmy: that so difficult. millie bobby brown [ cheers and applause >> i know. i know >> jimmy: i love millie bobby brown sorry about that that was very difficult. we're going to get this one, i promise. hot fudge sundae [ laughter ] >> give it to me again >> jimmy: hot fudge sundae >> hot bunch -- do it again. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: hot fudge sundae [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> oh you naughty. hot -- one last time one last time. >> jimmy: hot fudge sundae [ laughter ] >> hot fudge sundae. [ dinging [ cheers and applause >> oh, this is tough spongebob squarepants. [ laughter ] spongebob squarepants. >> jimmy: sports pop sports pop [ laughter ] >> squarepants >> jimmy: what sports bra >> sponge -- no. [ laughter ] spongebob. sponge bob. >> jimmy: barber >> squarepants what spongebob -- >> jimmy: spongebob squarepants. [ cheers and applause [ dinging >> yes yeah, that was a hard one.

bobby: what's different is the scale. they are talking about something it's a hundred billion dollars in capital and 50 plus megatons, ultimately of co2 captured. to put that in context it's like taking 15 million automobiles off the road annually or planting trees to cover the entire state of california. alyx: and what are other ways that the industry could make this scalable? what helps? bobby: it's going to take a range of financing. but one of the things that will help is ultimately if there is a price on carbon. in order to drive and return the companies involved will have to price what's captured and delivered. it's also going to take financing from traditional sources. banks send the capital markets. but once again, those will only be available to the degree there is a --. it takes significant government subsidies. much of the way that in the early days but the wind and solar business, the economics of those projects was --. bobby: this is from people selling their captured co2 to a transport and service company th

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bobby bonilla day. >> that's right, bobby bonilla day.lievable story behind that is a key chapter in devin gordon's book on the mets, "so many ways to lose." >> it's sort of a definitional moment of what it is to be a met fan. >> spun it out -- struck him out! the mets have won the world series! [ cheers ] >> in the mid 1980s, the mets were on top of the baseball world. just five years later, most of the stars were gone, and the team finished 20.5 games out of first place. >> he was going to be the heir apparent bring us back to the glory of 1996, win a world series. >> bobby bonilla has left the pittsburgh pirates after six seasons. he signed as a free agent with the new york mets. >> in 1991 the mets made bonilla the highest paid player in baseball history. here's a cbs news report from the time. >> bobby bonilla will make $29 million over the next five years, a figure that surpasses the gross national product of some third-world countries. >> the merit seemed perfect because bobby bonilla was from new york. but the real problem was tha

really good talk to bobby betty. thanks and bobby goes there in new york and he protested, said gathering cornwall, calling on g 7 leaders to take urgent action on climate change. but he dressed in costumes, including mosques depicting politicians, demands, and immediate move to carbon neutrality. they argue that the current can commitment to being carbon neutral by 2050 is not enough. of the bold action is needed urgently. a group of $457.00 major investors controlling trillions of dollars and assets according on governments to enforce detailed targets for net 0 emissions by 2050 or earlier i'll just here was environment editor nick clock explains why it's critical for the g 7 nations to address the most pressing issues of times. this is g 7 is a key test in a crucial year for climate action as we build up to a major global. so it, at the end of the year g 7 represents more than half of the world's economy and more than a quarter of global emissions, what g 7 commits to masses, especially as we know that the world i

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. >> why is that, bobby? why is it more effective, because biden is there and not trump or the world is in a different place, and there are challenges these leaders have to face? >> the fact that it's biden and not trump. the fact that it's not trump is one part of it, and the second is that it's biden. not just any other american president, it's somebody deeply steeped in foreign policy issues, he's met many leaders in various capacities. he's familiar with all of their talking points and they know his. so that's a big -- there's a comfort zone there now that did not exist for a very long time. i would argue they're probably much more -- there's more comfort with him than even with obama who for many of them was new, and they were not clear where obama was coming from, but biden, completely predictable. and you want that. and particularly in a moment like this, we're dealing, as ian said, with one crisis that everybody can agree on, which is the coronavirus crisis. the europeans have mixed feelings about chi

i think bobby has so much that he can give to this world. >> reporter: do you think that someday bobby be walking out the same door? >> 100%. 100%. i think -- ink nex year. >> reporter: there is hope for bobby bostic. there is a new bill sitting on missouri governor parson's desk waiting for his signature which will give bostic and others who were sentenced as juveniles the ability to petition the parole board for a hearing. but that is no guarantee that bostic will be released. he is a lot closer. i do want to point out under this complicated formula, if the governor does not sign that bill, bostic is eligible for parole -- wait for it -- when he's 112 years old. >> i know. you hear that story and you have to wonder why he is not out today. >> yes. >> that somebody looking at this story, hopefully will step in. this makes no sense to me. >> this is why the judge is speaking out. she even helped him petition the supreme court in 2017 -- >> is there more she can or should do? >> flono. 's it's surprising judges can't have a do-over. she's coming out -- she's even gl - these guys are for

bobby: that's exactly the problem. the short answer is it's not possible.avoid confronting those issues in the interest of keeping the coalition alive, in the interest of moving forward and pushing netanyahu farther and farther. but i think these are issues that crop up constantly in israel. only last month, there was a war , essentially with hamas, in which there were casualties on both sides. and there's, concurrently, there's a divide within israel amongst a jewish population and arab population. these are big issues. these are big issues that will pop up onto the agenda, whether or not the government wants them to. anna: thanks for your perspective, bobby goetsch joining us with the latest on israel politics. coming up, boris johnson looks set to delay england's restrictions. it is linked to the spread of the delta variant. we'll get the very latest next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open. 43 minutes into ever european trading session for this monday morning. european equity markets moving to the upside, some gains on

it's the day after bobby kennedy's assassination.s assassinated on the fifth and died on the sixth. the seventh is the one day that they have before the eighth when they are going to go up to new york for the funeral at st. patrick's cathedral. sitting on my left, on everybody's left is madame shumatav, who is there with lbj to paint his portrait. this is astonishing to me that they kept this appointment. if you can just imagine the tension and the anxiety and the fear and the exhaustion around this tragedy in the white house on that day but it's 1968 and they still don't have a presidential portrait of lbj, the first one that was done by peter ward they don't like in 1965 and for the johnsons the specter of becoming incapacitated in office hangs over their head. woodrow wilson's experience especially. they wind upkeeping this appointment. so two more details about it, though. when i see this, i see lady bird sitting in the corner as the executive producer of the lbj presidency orchestrating this moment animating l bj and has a smile

>> bobby, you said it.onald trump was all about america first and not about the international community. biden has the stage. we have the pandemic and the cyber attacks and what does the international community expect to hear from him most? i mean, he is coming off possibly one of our greatest government successes we have seen in decades and i'm talking about the vaccine rollout here. >> well, it depends on where you are in the international community. a lot of the developing world will want to hear that the united states is going to take the leadership in making sure the vaccine rollout which has been fairly successful with this country now takes place around the world. they'd like to see the g7 countries do that, but biden would have to lead, and other countries that are under threat from the autocracy, around russia and china would want reassurance that america has their back. think of taiwan, for instance, and allies in eastern europe. they want to hear that the united states has their back. yes, everyo

how does bobby take going to australia? he's new york?t get down with vegemite. so tha >> jimmy: yeah, vegemite is a thing, yeah. i mean, i -- i've never had it hugh jackman actually came on and made it the right way for me because i've tried it on dares and i just do it wrong what is the -- what's the key? it does -- sometimes it just tastes like, well, poison [ laughter ] something like that. >> yeah, or like axle grease a little bit >> jimmy: yeah, grease it tastes like a grease. a salty grease >> the key is butter, butter >> jimmy: >> yeah, just a lot of butter and very little. i don't know how hugh made it for you but -- >> jimmy: very little. >> for me, that is - yeah very little of the actual vegemite and just a lot of butter >> jimmy: is it good for you it sounds like it should be good for you >> it is -- it's not, not good for you. jmy: that's their slog? it's not, not good for you i saw this beautiful photo of your living room, of your home and -- >> i haven't been there for so long >> jimmy: yeah >> oh, my gosh, there it is. >>

. >> allen: steward, bobby labonte third and fourth, wearing some of the lap traffic, as well, does not seem he is going to catch up with helio castroneves. let's talk about this guy up front, 41 years old, six time nascar modified tour champion. the only driver to win four consecutive titles in that division, and the meaning of this to him, he felt the burden of representing all the guys that raced at all these local tracks, not just at stafford, but all over the country, trying to represent them well tonight. and then he'd look at you and say, by the way, i want to win. because that is what racers do. he wants to win. he will make a lot of fans happy. he is giving up part of a chance at his championship because his race car is racing tonight in upstate new york with another driver behind the wheel. he gave that up and compromised his chance to win his series championship to be here tonight and compete against these guys. >> danica: you think it added more fuel to the fire, or that he was racing guys like biffle, stewart, labonte -- >> allen: caution. caution, a car throwing sparks, is

and the thing that has the money that you will see in a minute, me bobby, is the wire behavior of the people who are working in tours in sector not the days of bidding, as paying next to no tax in the united states could be numbered. the reason our proposals severely limit tax free retirement account where the super rich do hoard faster minds of their cash. it was revealed this month, the country's wealthiest can pay little or even no income tax. the debate was additionally fuel to buy the recent prison cell death of anti virus software. piney john mcafee, who was warranted by the us for tax evasion. he had describe america system is unconstitutional. rancor follows the money. try what would make you bear to have the slightest thoughts about skipping on paying taxes, which would automatically make a person a criminal, maybe out unfairness of the tax system when the rich and powerful pay the government close to nothing. while the poor are burdened with agonizing percentages, surely that can not be the reality in a country as exceptional. and a good way they say as the united states, be

on wednesday, russia has a breeze warship entered its territorial waters. british prime minister bobby johnson says, the u. k. doesn't recognize russia's annexation of crimea, and was pursuing freedom of navigation in international waters. protesters and thailand are back in the streets after a 6 month break because of the covered 1900 pandemic demonstrators in buying cochran demanding the resignation of the prime minister and an overhaul of the constitution. i'm a philippine president been in your keno has died of renal failure as a result of diabetes. at the age of 61. i came to south one town from 2010 to 2016 and that's all for now. we'll be back in about half an hour goodbye. ah, ah, ah, ah ah, ah, the ah ah, i i, i the the the. ready the, the level, not the andrea could not find out and there's no need to, i want to know by le le flu, that i, felina, this not so hun clone come to him in and out of bed. but when she went on it, and i want to go to court on that, i've made them up on me start my t and a couple years later. but in this guy, i'm a mechanic getting my going going is a

. >> well, bobby, first of all -- >> appreciate the opportunity. >> of course you have been -- you are longest serving tech ceo in this country 30 years and it's killed me that you haven't come on because of what you've established and what you've accomplished, i want people to know this this is important if you over the last 20 years, activism total shareholder return increased 4,400%. so you've been one step ahead almost the whole way what have you gone to recreate activism blizzard? >> that's a great question you know, i think we have incredible team of people and everyone is very focused on our customers and our players and making sure that we're always delivering the best content and it's funny, i actually was on the show i think it was probably 20 years ago. you know, i think i met you -- you were cramer when i first met you but -- >> the apartment do you remember that >> you're right. it was actually in dirk ziff's apartment we met with eddie. you know what? it's always been this focus on the customer, and today we have 425 million customers so we have to really pay attention bu

then what are the things that the has to me then you will see and i'm going to go, bobby, is the wire behavior of the people who are war games in a tourism sector. when it comes through trust in the media and seems united states is falling way behind, there's also been a shot full in a number of viewers and readers. that's according to a study by oxford university. the annual poll of almost 800000 people colors, news consumption in 46 markets globally. it also includes india in easier on jewelry and colombia for the 1st time. however, if the united states that has the lowest levels of trust over the country reading just 21 percent, it appears to have happened within the last few years. now just 4 years ago, almost 4 in 10 americans still have trust and then use organization research to say that the decline is partly related to coverage of the pandemic during donald trump's presidency. when outlets were divided over government actions, journalists and asi host chris hedges says the us media puts pleasing their audience above telling the truth. the commercial model of the us media is to

and bobby and capital hardy. what we know so far, what we think, i'm not saying that these groups will do is there will be fat most and b me for example. they will help petrol, the indian ocean coastline, and they will petrol the border area with hands near with some of these to be coming from there also patrol from the border areas at that neighbor mozambique as well. that in theory, every country in the static reason we have an african me to contribute to this data by force, but it can not make lee. many countries are having a hard time. you cannot move you because of the covered 19th and then you can have a talent, they all have, for example, most cutting and he's not trying to raise money to procure vaccines to come back on a virus, but then a big come to live. so that's what's the biggest economy in the region. and they also going through the equinox problems, they'd have to cut by just the defense budget as well them by way, which is the way to be good army. it says it's under sanctions that could limited a

enjoy the most important thing that has got the new was in the military. bobby, is the wire behavior of the people who are working in the tourism sector when it comes to trust in the media, it seems the united states is falling way behind. there's also a sharp fall in the number of viewers and readers that's according to a study by oxford university. the annual poll of almost 800000 people covers new consumption in 48 markets across the globe. it also includes india in denisia, agirri, and colombia for the very 1st time. well, as you can see, the us that has the lowest levels of trust of any country surveyed at 29 percent. the peers have appeared within the last few years. now going back just a few years, almost 4 in 10 americans still had trust in the news organizations research phase. that decline is partly related to coverage of the pandemic during trump presidency . when outlets were divided over government actions, journalists and all to host chris. as you says, the u. s. media puts pleasing the audience above telling the truth. the commercial model of the us media is to cater t

what it was made of shopping bobby this in the continuum . there's also in this way, is we don't know how tall these buildings where it's, if we don't know if they were grand off, they had lots of windows that were built, but we have the imprint on the ground. and this is the end. and you can see the layout of this complex is like the velvet cushion. there's an impression that's a footprint in the sand was up to confirm. the also part of the world heritage site is loud as the reconstruction of a carolyn gee and manner. well this if you want to go to the left abilene center, i want to go to the right little him if tiling, that machine was very counter intuitive. ok, why not? let me, let's give it a go plowing like 1200 years ago. why didn't adventure? david the bomb through up have to slower when the off season. they are quite quick. oh, we go healthy, we're the fields back then the boat feels like this could be about a kilometer slow, slow down. so you're a bit better at this than i am. i have to admit, i'm the loudest is assigned for investi

into my hearing and they both show i need to cancel shop for them. bullies will show up for noon. bobby shaw was generally marina did charlotte and then you will talk of the room blue go over the phone job, which is my actual center. right. mccintock wants to stay in the car. yes. i'm going to ship, it brought them almost finish and we should by, by today i'm going to say that. but last, when we see every industry down on bush number, it's not contract on, but he's not going to get an embedded corporate. my susie did show it, but the 3 countries on the way of all they had, it was so much that they had done a great jay trunk should call until every christian christian world until they decode, i wish not. but it was locked me only as much as the name of supposing might i i to the the guy that each me us the 3 to the whole 100. 0 sure. hello my mom always that there they your stuff the channels to watch for sure. cuz i got the actual you feel the law. 6 the oh, when i me in lithium still with me but most of me i could always mamma the highest homeless thea to come to feel the one on my car

they told me i need to come to the shop for them. booley will show up for noon. bobby shaw. journaling. rena. charlotte, you have a problem and then you will talk a little blue go over the phone to log, which is hassle . sandra, it's a mac on the stand that the cold. yeah, it brought them almost finish. and oh no, we should boys him by today, but they're not coming back. but unless, when they see i put a initial down on push number and it's not contract on, but he's not going to get any medical or any. my susan did show it, but before you cut yourself on his way of all, he was so much that they had changed from the hall until every christian christian kimball, until the decode i was about. but it was locked on me own. and my neighbors fighting might ah ah shoot us through the the guy that each me here threaten us here. hello to the 400. 0 hi. hi yeah. sure. hello my mom always. there she went to chantelle to watch for sure. i got the actual the the law oh. 6 0 oh oh, i me in here wasn't most of the i could always put them on the highest homeless theoretical field one on my car. i could

daughter up into my he me and they both show i'm comfortable shop for them. bullies show up for noon. bobby shaw was generally marina did charlotte please? and then you will talk a little blue. that's all over the phone job, which is my actual centralized mccintock wants to stay in the car. yes. and it brought them almost finish. and oh no, we should boys. in the day, i'm going to say that. but unless, when they see i put a initial down on bush number, it's not contract on, but he's not going to get any medical or any. my susan did that, so i'm pretty but this way and you can shop on this all, all the he was so much that he had done, i gotta check on the call and jewelry. christian christian kimball, until the decode i wish or not. but it was locked me on and as my name might i i suppose the guy that each me of the ship to the whole 100. 0 sure. slow my mom always sure that there they your sure so so channels to watch for sure. cuz i got the actual feel the law. 7 6 the oh ah ah me in litany i'm still new but most of the i could look at the moment that are higher because the feel when i go

castillo shop for the blues shows for noon. bobby shaw was journaling. marina charlotte have a pretty high manual doug, just for the blue care job, which is my household goods. my contract wants to stay in that global. yes. and it brought them almost finish and we should be in by today. but before she comes back, but last one, michelle michelle. down on bush number it's not contract on but it is not on that. so i wouldn't get any medical or any my son show it, but the 3 countries upon the soul of all they had it, it was so much no problem. when they had done chunk. of course, you know, the children were christian christian kids a little bit till the decode, i wish not, but it was love to me own and as much my name's melissa might i i should the, to the, the guy that each me here throwing us the ship to the whole 100 to sure for my mom always that there if they your ship personal social chantel to support for the actual field the the law. 7 6 the o i me in here wasn't most of the i could always at the moment the highest homeless theoretical feel. when i'm i could only sit down with som

thousands of others hot metastasize across this meeting for us from colorado in neighboring is in bobbie. so the c d. c is made up of several southern african countries. it's going to deploy troops. do we know what the troops are going to be doing? well, must be expensive, didn't believe. and you said that the region, countries in the beach and will play a primary role in helping my big deal with terrorism and couple delgado club and that extend bye for was faint and saved. and the aim behind it is that whenever a country in the region has a problem, the neighbors come in and intervene. what we know so far, what we think, i'm not saying that the troops were do is there will be fight most and be me for example, they will help patrol the indian ocean coastline and they will petrol the border area. we have met with some of the pages that need to be coming from there also patrol from the border areas at that neighbor mozambique as well. that in theory, every country in the reason is that an african me to contribute to the stand by force. but it could not make lee, many countries are having a

the next morning, they lead for new york for bobby kennedy's funeral. that is a whole other story in the book, there is a moment in there where lady bird describes her counter with jackie kennedy, that is most explicit. and very poignant about the distance that they all traveled, and the distance now emotionally and otherwise between jackie kennedy and the johnson's. >> can you give me a sense of how much more time i have? i can't tell from the chat. over, is that what you said? dan. i'm overtime. anyway, i'm very pleased to be participating with you. i am here to fill in any gaps with a q and a. >> thank you so much, julia. there will be a question for you that has come in. i want to thank you for your very emotional description of ladybirds influence. not only the influence that you had on the president -- present, how she had civil rights to environmental policy, and then also the difficulty, the pressure of being a wartime first lady. you really had a lot of material to cover. even though we thought we knew so much about her, you are teaching us so

this is bobbie warner. martine greason did a lot of test and no resistance ever developed a r t license. so delta vegas biotech company have a solution to the fight against germs, calve, death matter, and then let's the on the i believe that in recent years we've seen that the problem of multi resists and germs has come more and more into focus. and our technology in particular offers many advantages over classic antibiotics is kind of assistance, resistance does not develop and we can kill a large number of germs in a very specific way to can be a factor of crystals. anti license is visible under the microscope. they destroy the target bacteria in a fraction of a 2nd. but there is a long way to go before the enzymes can be turned into medicine. the small company need support from the pharmaceutical industry. and that's what martine gleason found in the western german city of booth at the time i told him among wants to bring auntie license to market. his pharmaceutical company, i curious is one of the few worldwide that are researching new antibiotics. and that presents. so with a great

for the aesthetic, so if you can imagine bobby kennedy is assassinated on june 4th. it takes him more than 24 hours to die on june 8th. they have they're going to be leaving to go to the funeral at saint patrick's cathedral. the white house is a incredibly difficulty difficult place to be during these three day interim period but the johnsons leave the schumachov sitting on lbj's schedule and this i really love because it shows lady bird as the orchestrate orchestrator of the image making and also as the animator of her subject her subject and schumachov subject lbj comes and he's tired and he's exhausted and one of the things that you can't see, but that he's holding in his hand is the letter that chuck rob his son in law has written to him from vietnam. so he's sitting there reading the letters out loud lady bird in the corner and they're about to get ready the next and sitting for what becomes his official presidential portrait and the next morning they leave for new york for bobby kennedy kennedy's funeral, which is a whole other story about the book and it in th

the t is loaded with milk sugar and top yolk up pills, and it's apparently quite addictive. bobbies, i drink 8 to 10 cups of bubble tea in a week when i feel very stress is usually else right to control my diet and have one every other week. sometimes they haven't no self control. so i come here once or twice a week. now you started after applying date when entropy, nor are paying, she told her date about the idea and the 2 became business partners. that chain prides itself on innovative drinks, fresh ingredients, and a cool cafe. the core to set it apart in china. crowded bubble, tea environment. now yuki has a loyal trout i think it's good for them to go public, but even more than that, i hope there will be other companies with products just as good, but come at a lower price. that would be a good thing. now yuki wants to invest the ip proceed to open another $650.00 stores, even though the company currently burns money. fast analysts are bored. they estimate shyness, appetite football. tea will grow threefold. with a market reaching over $50000000000.00 annually by 2025. now let's

and it's apparently quite addictive. bobbies, i drink 8 to 10 cups of bubble tea in a week when i feel various stresses. usually i'll try to control my diet and have one every other week. sometimes i have no self control, so i come here once or twice a week. now you started after applying the date when entropy neuropathy gene told her date about the idea and the 2 became business partners. that chain prides itself on innovative drinks, fresh ingredients, and a cool coffee, the core to set it apart in china. crowded bubble, tea environment. now yuki has a loyal trout i think it's good for them to bowl coupling, but even more than that, i hope there will be other companies with products just as good, but come at a lower price. that would be a good thing. now you key wants to invest the i p o proceeds to open another 650 stores, even though the company currently burns money. fast analysts are bored. they estimate shyness, appetite football. tea will grow threefold, with a market reaching over $50000000000.00 annually by 2025. now let's take a look at some of the other business stories mak

he worked with sir bobby robson, so he has got a bit of his man management side following sir bobby. _ sensible one. new zealand have established a _ sensible one. new zealand have established a first _ sensible one. new zealand have established a first innings - sensible one. new zealand have established a first innings lead l sensible one. new zealand have l established a first innings lead on day three of the second test against england at edgbaston. they have been bowled out for 388, 85 ahead. stuart broad claimed four wickets overall. england's second innings is under they have already lost a wicket. rory byrne is going for a duck. they are 13—1. you can follow the women's singles final at the french open on the bbc sport website. all the coverage there for you and you can listen to it as well. they are one set all in paris. how long that came last, you will find out on the bbc sport website. more for you in the next hour. thank you very much. let's get the weather. and increasingly sticky tale for the uk in the next 2a hours. humidity builds during sunday. a warm day than we ha

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you, we don't money to protect african population, then at some point will raise new bobby. and then when do we come back into europe in the us, the vaccine that are being used currently, it may not be workable for that to get those areas. so when we go into people and people is all the you for the place would be of joke because we are not in chef. i love the vaccine. other time when we are actually need it happening, john, i just made the country. i like to go yesterday we had the announcement from the world health organization who said that they have plans to set up a vaccine production in south africa. how quickly will that be able to make a contribution to the fight against the found demik i p t. then 43rd. we are seeing the procedure to validate that because we don't have low grade vaccine or what also one high place you'd like to talk about sometimes one month to month. we're not sure. in the mean time, we need to those to be available so that those who are nice hobbled by like, well then we had and i spent last week from the g 7 industrialized nations who said that th

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it is where bobby, patricia and eunice were all born. you can see it is a big much -- a much bigger house. they were becoming wealthier. they also had an expanding family. so that is one of the reasons why they bought this house. well, three days after president kennedy's assassination in what was known as the national day of mourning, people all over the country found places to mourn and to express their grief. and for people in this region of the united states, 83 beale street became that place. you can see here in this picture that thousands of people gathered to pay their respects to president kennedy. and so how did people really know that this was the birthplace home? well, in the early 1960s, the house was privately owned by a woman named martha pollack. when kennedy became president, the count -- the town of brookline asked if they could put a plaque and stone monument in the front yard. she said sure. as soon as that happened, people started visiting the house. they wanted to see what was inside. they would sometimes knock on he

s pga tour when bobby watson has further enhanced his reputation for conjuring the impossible to time us milestone when it was at the 2nd hole in connecticut on friday. right at the moment of impact the head of his drive . a snap right off. incredibly, the ball landed safely on the way he went on to claim bertie and they found the missing club head. those living in the world's biggest and most boss name cities. hello. pollution is nothing new and many cities and now trying to achieve clean air. what's the best way of going about it? well, one solution could be bound and cause entirely and in several parts of barcelona, that's exactly what they're doing. you need peace and quiet to play chess. and that's no problem. the missile ways this in the middle of barcelona children also play nearby the streets used to be choked with cars, fumes and noise. but barcelona has brought in radical reforms to get rid of traffic jams and pollution. and okay, do you want to do that? we're putting people 1st. banishing cars means healthier, living gun, replacing concrete with green space improves the qua

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and then bobby, and then bobby kennedy, the attorney general was investigating organizationed crime andl, i'm investigating organized crime, and sinatra is friends with some of these guys that i'm investigating like sam giancana, maybe my brother shouldn't stay out. there that is a real story, in the book attorney general kennedy kind of black mailed charlie and mark receipt, my heros to go out and investigate to see if sin app-- sinatra really is mobbed up. >> stephen: what did you learn in writing this book that you did not know before about those years. >> i don't think i realized before, and i did a lot of reading. i don't think i realized how much i think john f. kennedy broke frank sinatra's heart. by like sinatra we all know, he had his heartbroken by eva gardner, one of his several wives but that was the one that really hurt him. and i think he really loved plutonically, he really loved john f. kennedy and this confrontation that i am telling you about that really happened, i think it really destroyed him. >> stephen: jake, lovely to see you. the book is "the devil may dance." h

joining me now is bobby eaton jr., a tulsa area business own eastern the grandson of a massacre survivor. mr. eaton, thank you so much for taking the time this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> you know, we talk today about that time, 100 years. but this event is still very much alive in the memories of people like yourself and in people several of whom the president is going to meet with today who saw it themselves, people well past -- well in into their hundreds. your grabbed father, he was a survivor. i just want to ask you, because of that personal connection, what does this day mean to you? >> well, it means a whole lot to me and the people here in tulsa, oklahoma, and the people across this country. that this horrific act took place during a time when blacks were very prosperous. we had had everything that we needed. within our own community and it was all destroyed. and it's a day of me really looking at the elders who came before me. because i'm standing on their shoulders right to this day. nothing has never, has ever been done about the massacre. the city of tulsa never said

but kelly and bobby's effort was pulled out for off side really. as was a goal by a korean benjamin, which also didn't ah, so again, i'm fully back with the headlines on al jazeera israel has conducted as strikes in the gaza strip. the 1st time in the fire last month. warplanes targeted homicide south of garza city. and in con eunice, it comes after incendiary balloons were sent from god for causing fire in fields in southern israel southward, hello tested ages from gaza. we punish this book to the fighting groups in gaza to check of. there will be any response on this is raise, they said they have not received orders from their commanders to respond to such attacks. also the statement how much of the action just came. i was shortly. busy saying that these, these attacks are these, these rates are breaking directly between gaza on jerusalem, which will, which will not happen according to her statement. and they have not mentioned any retaliation or any response to the latest. is that strike the escalation followed a rally by far right. israeli nati

it sure e is bobby.. enjoy fafamily. enenjoy. he looksks smaller i in perso. i heard ththat. delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco he looksks smaller i in perso. the greenest big city in america. but that's not all you'll find here. there are hundreds of good-paying jobs, with most new workers hired from bayview-hunter's point. we don't just work at recology, we own it, creating opportunity and a better planet. now, that's making a difference. >>> the longest running music fest was back this weekend. justin andrews spoke with the organizers about bringing free live music back. >> reporter: giant eucalyptus and redwood trees. a natural stirring the 60 acre park is hosting 10 weeks of free live music with 11 local, national and international headliners. and with family fun too. >> we are so excited i cannot even sleep last night. we've been waiting for this day for almost 2 years. we are so ready. >> the 84th start and grow fest will be among the fourth largest large-scale event. this you will be the mo

my, they don't let me do it, but we do have some but it is, bobby, take him in a minute. just go up in santa monica. any event in new york, and i think the much of it when he gets there was this is a lot of the be, but if you have with it's not like, well my phone back in my in if you don't really don't get going to think wednesday will then i'm going to put up with the fan of the month. i'm not going to do it for they they believe in the late up on my design, you plugged in my love love on the phone book and love to let you know we love that. i love the humidity, but resume dutiful. i love your beautiful room was i. 2 out of sun dandies that did it duty for i love that they know know get, you know, maybe it's and see i don't know if you saw the home in the and then well the summer i use a fan do says about it being a theme for me and every time i buy it up, it's usually going give isn't it? doctrine think good. faith us. there's what i see says typical crecia refugee photo. we always seem less now of her cloak, a gold haven't cost american is injured. if you're out of a

she lost her husband about six months ago a lot of people have been asking how is bobbie doing?cult loss, and as she says, like so many other people, which is in typical bobbie fashion, but she shares a lot about her grief and realizes you have to sit with things not everybody can be fixed right away so, anyway, it will be a nice conversation with bobbie >> courageous and honest and i think a lot of on people will connect with her story so we look forward to that >>> let's get to your news it's 8:00. thunderstorms battered the eastern half of the country overnight with heavy downpours and damaging winds, too. the skies lit up and rumbled from the south all the way to new england. utility crews were scrambling to keep the lights on with scattered blackouts reported as al has been keeping his eye on the weather, another severe weather threat today what's going on? >> not as bad tornado wise, but heavy rain this was naperville, illinois, and just the damage that happened really, it's something you don't normally see, this type of damage in this part of the country. but as we take a