, michael bowie happens to be a friend of mine, one of the best, as well. you are going all the way, because these lawsuits take years and can be very expensive. >> yeah, and that's okay. it's expensive for them, too, and "the new york times" versus sullivan was one of the first cases i learned about in law school, and it's a license to live. it's not like that in every country. the united kingdom, it's much easier to beat the tabloids if they lie about you. in the united states, you have to prove malicious intent. i think we've got that here. and you are right about michael bowie, he is one of the best in ththe country, and i'm glad he's on my side and not coming after me. >> sean: if that's the case, there is something called discovery, and that might bring us into the inner workings of what is said in "the new york times," and i'm sure by now, they've received a preservation letter from michael bowie saying don't erase it, don't deleteay it, don't pull a hillary. >> no question. >> sean: we might get to see all of that. jerry, we are going to follow this

i know michael bowie, michael bowie happens to be a friend of mine. one of the best as well. you are going all the way. these lawsuits take years and can be very expensive. >> that's okay. it's expensive for them, too. "new york times" versus sullivan is one of the first. it's a license to lie, it's not like that in every country. in the united kingdom, it's much easier to beat the tabloids when they lie about you when you are a public figure. in the united states you have to prove malicious intent. i think we have that year. you are right about michael bowie, he is one of the best in the country. i'm glad he's on my side and not someone else's. >> sean: if that's the case, there's something called discovery. that may bring us into the inner workings of what is said in "the new york times," and i'm sure by now they have received a preservation letter from michael bowie is saying, don't erase it, don't delete it, don't pull a hilly. we're going to follow your case. we're going to follow your lead. >> i hope you do, because you need to be tough like me, sean. >> sean: i don't h

bowie does "heroes," and then he says, "i wod like to welcome."when the phone lines everywhere in the world blew up. >> ♪ all we hear is radio ga-ga ♪ reporter: was it all just to show? a healthy british band q--it helps british band queen achieve a comeback, but many questioned whether it achieved its goal. >> it helped untold numbers of people at the time can those people have descscendents who would not be living. you can argue forever how effective it was in the medium to long term. it made people aware of famine in africa, just as greta teaches us about climate change. reporter: the concert paves the way for geldof's invite to the g8 summit in scotland. together with the most powerful politicians, they were able to achieve it that really for parts of africa. -- debt relief f for rts of africa. geldof says that i it is somethg that will todaday. bob: tt mafiaa ganter putin, that fool trump, that befududdld more on johnson -- moron johnson, can you imagine them sitting down and talking? reporter: his words can be disputed, but his passion canno

he met david bowie in 1973 and design some of bowie's most iconic outfits which is that one the tokyoesence. he was also known for his signature colorful creations and incorporating japanese designs into fashion. he was the first designer to show at london fashion week. he said my clothes became a part of david, his songs and music and david bowie wanted to go crazier if you can imagine. the colors. the designs. just incredible stuff. anyway, we lost a really great designer who made a major mark on rock and roll in his day. gayle? >> yeah. you're right, anthony. i didn't know the name but certainly know the work when you pointed it out. my story is the santa barbara bureau. we all love being here. this is our final week. we're having santa barbara withdrawal. yesterday after the show this is what happened to us. we were still taping. we were taping affiliates. then door opens. this is what we were told. >> miss king, please stay inside the residence. we have a bear directly to the front of the residence. >> a bear bear. >> a black bear sighting. >> how big. >> a good size adolescent b

and when iggy pop was here, david bowie turned up. and then, in 1980, simple minds turned up. are little pieces of rock history everywhere you look. in here, for example, is where freddie mercury finished off bohemian rhapsody. on top of this wall, noel gallagher recorded the guitars to wonderwall. and coldplay were inspired to name one of their biggest songs here after spotting a copy of the phone book. # yeah, they were all yellow...# by the time we got to rockfield, it was, like, "this is your chance." we'd been given six months to get used to being signed and stuff and then our label were like, "look, you've got to kind of make it happen now." so it was very much kind of like some musical hogwarts. you know, we were sent away to figure it out. music: love spreads by the stone roses. some bands have spent longer than others doing just that. the stone roses lived here for 13 months making an album. 0asis have also made the most of life at the residential studio. as the new documentary shows, rockfield has seen its fair share of excess. i couldn't have carried them all over,

for his bold designs and was perhaps best known for designing colorful costumes for rock star david bowie only animoto had was battling leukemia. in the us the body of the late civil rights campaigner john lewis is due to lie in state at the u.s. capitol and washington lawmakers and the public will have a chance to pay their respects to the icon following an invitation only ceremony held in his honor his casket arrived in washington on monday after a symbolic journey from alabama georgia where he served as a congressman for more than 30 years representative lewis was widely admired for his champion championing rather of civil rights for everyone he died of cancer earlier this month at the age of 80. and iness a d w xena's poll has been finding out how some african-americans in washington will remember him. culture of coffee 2 is a 100 percent black owned business its mission is to bring all kinds of people to gather as tributes to john lewis coming from across the country customers here share their thoughts about how the civil rights activist has affected their lives john lewis a lot of f

he was known for avant's gard style dressing celebrities including musician davidid bowi.e died last tuesday in tokyo where e he had been receceiving treatment t since eaier r th year. he worked for other sisigner bebeforeecomominthe firs papaneseo hohold fashionhow in london. he was 2at the time. he won acclaim for his novel designs and bold dynamic shows inspired by the traditional japanese performing art of kabuki. yamamoto kansai was 76. ♪ ♪ >>> indonesia says its number of surpassed 100,000s. concerns are growing over the worsening situation in the country. the government confirmed over 1,500 new cases as of noon on monday bringing the total to 100,303. indonesia has gradually been easing restrictions on business activities from last month. but the hot spots for infection are capital jakarta and the second largest city of sirabaya. the numbmber of jobless people forecast to increase by 3 million. >>> the chinese government says the u.s. consulate general in the inland city of chengdu has been closed. beijing ordered the closure friday in retaliation for a similar move

yamamoto was known for his style, dressing some of the most iconic celebrities, including musician david bowie. yamamoto passed awayay last tuesday in tyoyo, whe hehe h been receingng trementnt sce earlier isis yea yayamato worord for other signers beforebecong the fifirst paneneseo hold aashionon show in london. he was 27 at the time. he won acclaim for his novel designs and bold, dynamic shows, inspired by the traditional japanese performing art of kabuki. yamamomoto kansai was 76. >>> an icon of hollywood's golden age, olivia de havilland has died at the age of 104. the academy-awarard winningng actress was born in tokyo in 1916 to british parents, and soon moved to california. she started her career in the theater at a young age. de havilland appeared in the movie "gone with the wind" in 1939, playing the role of melanie hahamilton, whoho marri ththe f first love of main charr sh charlotte -- scarlet o'hara. nominated for best supporting actress. she went on to win two best actress oscars for "to each his own" and "the heiress." media reports she died of natural causes at her home in paris

singer sean mendez who's been spotted in stack heeled boots rock legends like the late prince david bowie and freddie mercury long embrace to high heeled shoe on stage and now the next generation like british singer sam smith is following suit. sales in this niche market are increasing steadily but for men finding the right size is difficult british designer sophia web server recognized this problem. was coming very apparent to me that wasn't a lot of. design. we do not sit here. and we were doing so done. class america we need to see him to west and she has to dance and i think he's at 43 and all we had was 40 i'm going to show well there's final and that's going to be an extended size they say now we finally thought things out that it's the conference arranged i like the people well so feel webster shoes aren't specifically made from hand extended sizes of up to you 46 means more options for daniel bush founder of cross swords shoes creates handmade high heels for men on a more conservative level to recognized a gap in the market. current shoes that men can buy of women's high heels ver

residents standing in for the rock stars the project covers an array of artists from adele to david bowielvis presley, even staff members got in on the action in a killer queen cover re creation. the picks have of course gone viral making social media stars out of the folk rock stars, but the organizers says his main priority is to provide the residents, a lockdown experience that is happy and full of enjoyment. a toddler from china has become a viral sensation. thanks to some pretty remarkable basketball skills. the boy reportedly learned by watching his father was imitating them by the time he was one and all that practice has paid off in viral fame. the boy has become a bona fide people bounce and big wind boasting some 400,000 followers. never thought i'd feel bad about my social media status and athletic skills at the same time thanks body. and finally heads up now is the time to glimpse a once in a lifetime celestial event a 3 mile wide comet named neil wise will be visible in the northern hemisphere skies at certain times of the evening for the remainder of july after that it will

. >> is this your father >> david bowie >> your mother >> david bowie the whole poster is david bowierrow anybody else tries to pull that off, i'm skeptical seth rogen, i'm in >> might be the only guy. >>> elton john has taken the wraps off his latest project, "the classic concert series. every saturday for the next six weeks, elton will be releasing the full concerts from some of his biggest performances throughout the years right on to youtube. all proceeds from the fundraiser will go to the elton john aids foundation overnight, elton released a snippet from the huge concert in 1976 in scotland ♪ ♪ saturday, saturday ♪ ♪ saturday, saturday ♪ saturday night's all right >> sit back, relax weren't there in 1976. you were not probably born, craig. i was young. you can relive the magic on youtube. savannah, you weren't either oh, you were, but you were young. >> i was. >> barely. you were barely here. >>> next up, casting news on "pop start" today. news we weren't expecting. jason momoa will be playing frosty the snowman >> huh >> that's right. this is the guy known for "game of thrones"

bowie sat there and tears so we just heroes. that he says i'd like to do what folks but still and that's. well the phone lines everywhere in the world just just blew up. that was it all just to show it helped a british band queen make their comeback but critics have questioned whether the concert achieved it's true goal. bob to the great it helped untold numbers of people at the time and those people now have descendants who would not be living and you can argue for ever how effective it was in the medium to long term it made the world aware of famine in africa just as a grata now teaches us about climate change the concert paved the way for geldof invite to the 2005 g 8 summit in scotland together with the world's most powerful politicians they were able to achieve debt relief for parts of africa geldof says the influence musicians had on politics then is unthinkable today. that mafia gangster who took that bolder fool. be focal moral jobs can you imagine that even sitting down. and talking. to his words can be disputed but his

for his bold designs and was perhaps best known for designing colorful costumes for rock star david bowie. had been battling leukemia. officials here in germany are scrambling to contain a corona virus outbreak at a farm in bavaria the latest in a string of. eruptions linked to food production in the country 174 workers on the bavarian farm tested positive for 19 over the weekend. around 3000 people live in the bavarian town of manning and many are now waiting for corona virus tests a farm is under quarantine after 174 migrant workers tested positive for cove and 19 officials are trying to find out how they became infected and if the virus has spread outside the farm there are strict guidelines for businesses employing seasonal staff but various state premier says they were not followed. officials on the local and regional level say that hygiene inspections were carried out at this farm but there are obviously violations histories and that's why action has to be taken now. he said to very you know would tighten its coronavirus rules. even if you had businesses will face more frequent hygi

rehan staton from bowie, maryland, was determined to never give up.rowing up, his single father cared for him and he vowed to pay it forward, no matter what. tonight, rehan right here. >> time got really tough. food insecurity, we didn't even have heat in the winter. >> reporter: he said after his mother left the family and his father lost his job, he struggled. his grades struggled. >> my high gpa was a 2.0, and i got denied by every single college i applied to. so i opted to go work for the local trash company. >> reporter: that job, 4:00 a.m. every morning,edrehan's life. >> that changed my life forever. it's like the first time in my life everyone around me picked me up and embraced me. >> reporter: his coworkers encouraged him to fight for his dre dreams. >> they saw something in me, they uplifted me. >> reporter: he went back to school, got his grades up. he was accepted the maryland work, two jobs to pay for it. >> i would wake up, clean the dumpsters, go to school, and then after the school i would go back to finish my shift. >> reporter: he t

and when iggy pop was here, david bowie turned up. and then, in 1980, simple minds turned up.ddie mercury finished up bohemian rhapsody. on top of this wall, noel gallagher recorded the guitars to wonderwall. and coldplay were inspired to name one of their biggest songs here after spotting a copy of the phone book. # yeah, they were all yellow. by the time we got to rockfield, it was, like, this is your chance... we'd been given six months to get used to being signed and stuff and then our label were like, look, you've got to kind of make it happen now. so it was very much kind of like some musical hogwarts. you know, we were sent away to figure it out. music: love spreads by the stone roses. some bands have spent longer than others doing just that. the stone roses lived here for 13 months making an album. 0asis have also made the most of life at the residential studio. as the new documentary shows, rockfield has seen its fair share of excess. i couldn't have carried them all over, anyway. there's too many. there should be queen in this one. yes, there is queen. and the woman

to manage the daily lives of the people as someone who owns land and businesses here hasn't heard bowie has been in talks about partnering in the project but he'd rather have permits to build apartments it's too big for us what they're asking and we don't want to rule the being invested people and we've been there in our lands it's very important thing was we want to make balance that elusive balance is at the heart of the issue in occupied east jerusalem the dying need for investment in infrastructure set against the cost of accepting increasing israeli control our forces al-jazeera occupied east jerusalem. what town restrictions are easing in england where people are now allowed to go to a restaurant pub or headdress for the 1st time in 3 months on friday officials revealed a list of countries from which people won't be subject to a man to trade 2 week quarantine paving the way for travel abroad where we challenge reports from london. it's a much rarer site than it used to be travellers arriving in the u.k. from abroad the covert pandemic reduced foreign tourism here to a trickle don'

had or even that my parents had, i think what they would say now is best i can get, to do what i bowie'sis to serve in whatever capacity that makes sense and bring my utmost to it and bring it for the benefit of the country, not for myself or any ambition that i might have but serving the people at a time when we are so divided, when there is so much suffering and loss of life and economic hardship and where the integrity of our democracy and are very national unity are all at risk, this is a moment where i think they would say if you ask in whatever capacity you have to get in there and do your best and give back for all the blessings that you have had and i have had and they have had. >> ambassador susan rice, thank you very much for coming back to the podcast, good luck with keeping our eye out to see what happens, thank you very much again for coming on washington post life. >> thank you for having me jonathan. >> i want to remind our audience, you should head to washington post live where you can register for upcoming events including thursday chasing cancer program featuring maryla

to manage the daily lives of the people as someone who owns land and businesses here hasn't heard bowie has been in talks about partnering in the project but he'd rather have permits to build apartments it was what they're asking and we don't want. to be invested people and. it's very important thing was we want to make balance that elusive balance is at the heart of the issue in occupied east jerusalem the dying need for investment in infrastructure set against the cost of accepting increasing israeli control or a force of al-jazeera occupied east jerusalem. your 00 of me sell romney a reminder of our top news stories latin america has overtaken europe in the number of coronavirus cases the region has more than 2 and a half 1000000 infections a new cases are rapidly rising brazil is a hotspot with almost 64000 deaths aleksandra is monitoring developments in the region from bogota in colombia. very problematic pictures some officials here are calling for a return to a strict to strict measures in countries like where we are in colombia the government the national government here though

manage the daily lives of the people there someone who owns land and businesses here hasn't heard bowie has been in talks about partnering in the project but he'd rather have permits to build apartments it's too big for us what they're asking and we don't want to be invested people and there's in our lands it's very important thing was we want to make balance that elusive balance is at the heart of the issue not the party's jerusalem the dying need for investment in infrastructure set against the cost of accepting increasing israeli control are a force that al-jazeera occupied east jerusalem iraq's prime minister has made changes to the country's 2 top security posts mystified the me has chosen a new national security adviser and appointed to me is the head of national security card or me began forming his government back in may after months of political deadlock. egypt is planning to hold the 1st election for its recently revived senate next month 2 thirds of senators will be chosen by the public and the president will appoint the rest of the $300.00 member chamber was dropped from egy

to manage the daily lives of the people as someone who owns land and businesses here hasn't heard bowie has been in talks about partnering in the project but he'd rather have permits to build apartments it's too big for us what they're asking and we don't want to or the being invested people and we've been there in our lands it's very important thing was we want to make balance. that elusive balance is at the heart of the issue not the party's jerusalem the dying need for investment in infrastructure so against the cost of accepting increasing israeli control or a force of al-jazeera occupied east jerusalem. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories catalonia is regional government in spain has restricted the movements of 200000 people in the effort to contain a spike in corona virus cases residents in the sagrera region can't leave the local area but not confined to their homes as in previous lock downs bars restaurants and hairdressers a min of course england for the 1st time in 3 months u.k. prime minister boss johnson is urging people to act responsibly as coronavirus restric

to manage the daily lives of the people as someone who owns land and businesses here hasn't heard bowie has been in talks about partnering in the project but he'd rather have permits to build apartments it's too big for us what they're asking and we don't want. to be invested people and. it's very important thing was we want to make balance that elusive balance is at the heart of the issue not the party's jerusalem the dying need for investment in infrastructure set against the cost of accepting increasing israeli control or a force of al-jazeera occupied east jerusalem. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera latin america has now overtaken europe in the number of coronavirus cases the region has more than 2 and a half 1000000 infections are new cases are rapidly rising brazil is a hotspot with almost 62000 deaths despite this president or your boss narrow has vetoed parts of a law that requires people to wear face masks in public chile peru and mexico have also been reporting record cases. catalonia is regional government in spain has locked down an area that's home to more than 20000

to manage the daily lives of the people as someone who owns land and businesses here hasn't heard bowie has been in talks about partnering in the project but he'd rather have permits to build apartments it's too big for us what they're asking and we don't want to rule the being invested people and we've been there in our lands it's very important thing was we want to make balance that elusive balance is at the heart of the issue in occupied east jerusalem the dying need for investment in infrastructure set against the cost of accepting increasing israeli control. al-jazeera occupied east jerusalem. about $200.00 people protested in manila the day after the philippine president robbie go to tatty signed a widely opposed anti terror law. critics fear the legislation will be used to silence dissent and give the government a new weapon to target opponents the law which congress sent to the president for signing last month allows the detention of suspects for up to $24.00 days without charge. well the philippines has imposed 48 hour long downs in parts of the capital to deal with the new kro

kent bowie, my colleague, is famous for saying if you ask him anything about anything after 1803, he is like, that is science fiction to me. i don't know what you are talking about. because the real world ends when these letters end. it is a wonderful experience. even amateurs, people interested in genealogy, the first thing you should do is get your hands on the letters, then provide some context. read secondary literature and so on. but start with the letters because it will provide the passion that is the basis of historical research. >> one of the questions a couple people asked is, is there anything in the letters that talked about how they traveled from washington dc to alexandria? was that a difficult trek? chuck: yes, because there are no 14 street bridges. there was also no traffic, either. but it involved a fairy at this point in time -- it involved a ferry at this point in time. if you left in the morning around noon time, when they were done visiting jefferson at the time, youe at noon had to allow a full overnight trip to mount vernon if you were going to make that pilgr

on the end was a bowie knife. it was the simplest, most ancient weapon one could think of. i do not want to get ahead of the story, but the story is whether they were used, obviously. >> i have the image of john brown just so we have a sense of who this person was. this is a famous painting in the new york historical collection. let's talk a bit about him. who was he? peculiarn's effort was . [laughter] >> he said that in new york city. i will explain why he said what he said. leatherwn was a former tanner, like ulysses grant, cattle rancher, who had an epiphany when a mob in alton, illinois destroyed the printing press of a journalist named elijah lovejoy and then killed him in the warehouse where he had hidden his printing press. he was an abolitionist. on the two impact people we will be speaking about tonight. lincoln, it inspired his first major public address at his home in springfield, illinois, where he said this act of violence should inspire reverence for the laws. john brown believed it should inspire reverence for insurrection. he became an abolitionist overnigh

look at david bowie elvis. the organizer of this as the main priority is to give the lockdown residents. a little fulfillment and joy during these difficult times of isolation, everybody needs to laugh. and here's a popular trend in the pandemic zoos and museums in cities around the country teaming up to let the animals enjoy the museum's because. people can't walk around. so the animals are like at dinosaur, i'm glad they're gone that looks scary. this is a 2 penguins enjoying the chicago aquarium. they're allowed in because the people are not so they get their run of the place. that's pretty nice unless they leave a little something behind for the cleaning crew. despite the governor's order that all museums after close and they considered zoos museums because their indoor the san francisco zoo gets to stay open because last week it got itself reclassified as an out door museum. you see the social distance that the animals are observing and everybody has to wear masks when they come outside the indoor exhibits

and then also this >> jimmy: oh, my >> another survival tool it's like a shovel slash bowie knife, ighter ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. honestly, i -- i love a metal detector i was a kid. i want to say it was my confirmation and my aunt took me to the mall and said, "i'll get you anything you want. what would you like? and i go, "i really want a a metal detector and she was like, "you're the weirdest kid in the world. and i got it have you used it at all? >> yes i -- found a bottle cap. i found a metal or pencil eraser that had fallen off a a pencil and -- which is also crazy that someone's using a pencil in the woods. and i found what i thought was an old spanish doubloon like gold coin but was just a -- a 1985 quarter that was so rusted that it's -- i think it's below 25 cents in value >> jimmy: i found -- i went around my backyard and i found a wrench and it was -- it was like -- i thought i found gold [ light laughter ] i dug it up and i go -- i remember, i was a kid. i was freaking out what if i -- 'cause i was into "the goonies" and all that i go, "what if i found a a million do

they channelled rock gods like david bowie, madonna, and, yes, the boss, bruce springsteen.'t have a guitar so she raised her cane in homage to the clash. some seniors went with younger artists like adele and taylor swift, all of them absolutely nailing it from makeup to wardrobe down to the poses. the caregivers got in on the action too posing for queen's album queen 2 homes. the home's activities coordinator came up with the idea. >> i like to make their lives meaningful, for them to do exciting projects, things that are a bit different so that they have a sense of meaning and purpose. >> you really are rock stars. >>> our final low this week goes to a new feline twist on the zoom call interruption. a british politician had a visitor during a virtual parliament meeting this week. >> and they are also now embracing this. i apologize for my cat's tail. why -- why are you not doing this by default? >> john nicholson was speaking on the issue of subtitles in children's television when his cat rojo manages to step in. he manages to keep his composure as the mp politely asks roj

to manage the daily lives of the people as someone who owns land and businesses here hasn't heard bowie has been in talks about partnering in the project but he'd rather have permits to build apartments it's too big for us what they're asking and we don't want to rule the being invested people and we've been there. it's very important thing was we want to make by lance that elusive balance is at the heart of the issue in occupied east jerusalem the dying need for investment in infrastructure set against the cost of accepting increasing israeli control our force of al-jazeera occupied east jerusalem. greece is launching a major urban renewal project as it tries to revive its economy with tourism at a standstill because of coverage 19 the country is forecast to suffer a europe's deepest recession this year john psaropoulos reports now from athens. 2 decades after it was shut down athens old airport is roaring back to life an international consortium is plowing $9000000000.00 over 10 years to create a model city in the southern suburbs and $80000.00 jobs it's music to the is of a governmen

after trading multiples tablets tomcat takes a seemingly helpless while holding a bowie night to hisips a patch off his shoulder the chinese flag in the words and say i fight for china. and he mocks them for being willing to die for his country. but of course the tables are turned yet again and our hero manages to stab him. surely after the commanding general of the chinese unit suddenly sums up the movies message by saying those who challenge china's resolve will have no place -- no safe place to hide. i think there is a lot to dissect in these movies that may seem like an even more cartoonish of a michael date movie here in america. in his chapter on the new china rules, misha offers which something that could be ripped straight from a wolf warrior strike and shed fight team. he says quote with china's new strength comes a bare knuckle abusiveness combined with an unexpected sense of insecurity. it deems increasingly clear that beijing expects the west to change how it thanks and acts, engage in self-censorship and even punish our own workers for defending china. of course we've se

we have a clip from bowie state university last year, where the first lady talks about education andts importance. let's listen. >> for generations, in many parts of this country it was illegal for black people to get an education. slaves caught reading or writing could be beaten to within an inch of their lives. anyone, black or white, who dared to teach them, could be fined or thrown into jail. and, yet, just two years after the emancipation proclamation was signed, this school was founded not just to educate african-americans but to teach them how to educate others. it was in many ways an act of defiance, an eloquent rebuttal to the idea that black people couldn't or shouldn't be educated. but today, more than 150 years after the emancipation proclamation, more than 50 years after the end of separate but equal, when it comes to getting an education, too many of our young people just can't be bothered. today instead of walking miles every day to school they're sitting on couches for hours playing video games watching tv. instead of dreaming of being a teacher or a lawyer or a busin

a great one with adele, there is a david bowie one, michaeljackson, we're talking two people from thee will talk to sheila, one of the models. correct. i look forward to that! it wasn't just the road traffic which ground to a halt during the lockdown. many of our waterways and canals fell silent, too. that might sound like a good thing for wildlife, but the rspca says a lack of boats is causing the water to become stagnant and potentially fatal to birds. brea kfast‘s tim muffett has the details. there are more than 600 bird species in britain. different types face different challenges. waterfowl such as geese and ducks are particularly susceptible to avian botulism. a disease that occurs when birds ingest toxins produced by bacteria in water. it was cause paralysis, wings will be spread out, they would be collapsed on the ground, not being able to fly, sometimes they have a head wobble where theyjust can't move at all. it does kill hundreds every year. avian botulism is more likely to occur when the weather is warm and the water is stagnant. it's much less likely to occui’ stagnant. i

my gosh guys, how about those pictures those are genius >> that other guy kind of looked like david bowied that in forever. >> i think it worked out for the best for him couple of more quick items >>> bryce dallas howard is next. the actress has gone behind the camera into the director's chair. one of her first big directing gigs was an episode of "the mandalorian" the "star wars" tv show that gave us pop icon baby yoda the little green guy was such a huge secret during filming that even toy companies didn't know it existed that was crucial for the child actors on set to also keep that secret that included bryce's own kid who appeared on the show >> it was really important for me all the kids on set, i had conversations with each one of them just about keeping baby a secret they were all just so great. my kids, i -- every single day when they were going back to school before school, i would say, who do we not talk about today? and they would be like baby! >> wow that's pretty good most kids can't keep a small secret but something that big, that is impressive i would have to threaten my ch

a wild -- that would not have hit the batter on either side of the plate probably this guy is bob bowieof the best ones was 50cent. here's 50cent. that just -- see, what if you do that, andrew that's what's nerve racking about being under the gun. it's going to go forever you will see it on youtube it will be maybe a million views. can you believe that >> worth adding to it. we're doing it with sympathy, i think, for dr. fauci. >> we are. >> i think that's -- >> my point, that's why -- i'm also trying to explain why i lobbed it in there so high, because i did not want to try for the -- you do actually -- you know, you do sort of grind leading up to when -- i just -- i just wanted to make sure -- there are a lot of people -- that's not so great. anyway, he caught it as for the game, the yankees took an early lead with two runs in the first inning. by the end of the fifth inning it was 4-1 then the rains came. i'm not a national fan they were unable to mount a comeback because it ended after it began raining it was called. i'm going to try again tonight, andrew when you try to do the oppo

headed with the revolver and fractured his call and went into a coma, went into the bedroom and had a bowie knife which he slashed his other son within the nurse's aid and went to his bed and slashed his cheek off and the only thing preventing him from dying he had a wire and his jaw and then slashed to more people. what is he was hoping that he could somehow undo the vice president, the president and the secretary of state that it might give hope to the dying southern cause. >> and you write that he survived in a son survived by six weeks later fran's sister was dead. >> choose a great character way ahead of her time, very, very smart, ideal i listed. as founder fragment in her paper she's always frail a lot of the 19 century women have various vapors no one can figure out what they were but she had a fair constitution and after she tended to her husband and son for weeks they were in difficult situations and they started to get better and she wrote in her papers that she never before believed in vicarious suffering but maybe she took on the illnesses and was going to die and she died inex