wife vanessa bryant helped build it was a million dollar donation to the museum. sports curator says museum leaders wanted to share bryant's affected he had in the sports world and in american culture. >>see a live look outside right now from san francisco's golden gate bridge. it's not as foggy as it was a little earlier lawrence yes kind of lifted just a little bit how about this shot we have a for you overlook san francisco right now the sun setting outside beautiful look nice clear skies but we'll see come or patch that the thick fog at least along the coastline. then we'll start to see some of that go away so we're talking about high fire danger red flag warnings going up tonight at 11 o'clock continuing until wednesday that is for the north bay in the mountains above a 1000 feet you got the in the brown here though start on wednesday continuing the weekend i think as we get in the middle the week i think we have red flag warnings up for almost the entire bay area above a 1000 feet. >>that will likely continue into the weekend as we're going to see a series w

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to the musical bryant 5 time n.b.a. champion with the los angeles lakers was killed in a helicopter crash at the age of 41 last january along with his daughter and 7 others. berlin is famous for its nightlife especially the club scene here that all came to a grinding halt earlier this year due to the coronavirus pandemic nightclubs remain closed and now the city government has tried to impose an 11 pm closing time on all bars and restaurants some bar owners have gone to court and won so they're allowed to remain open for now we've been out and about to see what's happening to the party metropolis berlin. but i mean once you have nightlife capital has quietened down since the beginning of the pandemic there was a closed dance rules empty clubbers and not the only ones affected onus face on home winter without business many believe the city's cultural landscape will be the poorer. one script i said i'm to hear us there are 2 priorities during respond or the 1st safe people 2nd safe club culture leave experience what it's

nick bryant, bbc news, houston., roshni nedungadi, joins me live from washington. thank live from washington. you very much for talking to thank you very much for talking to us. thank you for having me. but still with that issue of early voting, what difference if any early voting, what difference ifany do early voting, what difference if any do you think that makes on the groups of people coming out to vote? well, we have joe biden who is seeing a huge advantage right now in people who are going out to early vote. we a re who are going out to early vote. we are seeing younger voters, people of colour, women, white women in the suburbs going out to early vote right now all around the country. and all of these groups of people are favouring joe biden in their polling. we recently conducted a poll of black voters nationwide and 43% had already voted. and of those people who had already voted, 88% said that they would supportjoe biden versus only 396 supportjoe biden versus only 3% to said they would support donald tru

lakers bring home the championship after a decade, winning one for the late kobe bryant. >> this is thes evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us, we're going to begin tonight with the final frantic sprint to election day. as we come on the air the white house says president trump has tested negative for coronavirus and his doctor has cleared him to hit the campaign trail tonight just a week after leaving the hospital. his supporters say that can't come soon enough as new polling shows joe biden is widening his lead over the president to double digits nationally. and tonight take a look at our new cbs news battleground tracker poll shows the former vice president ahead in key swing states too, including michigan and nevada and tied in iowa. cbs news learned the former vice president is now planning new ad buys in traditionally republican leaning states as he looks to grow his support among suburban women and seniors. the trump campaign is wasting no time going on offense ei

nick bryant, bbc news. >> nick bryant reporting from michigan.have some news that is just coming into us. the president has been moved to a special suite according to american television networks at the walter reed medical facility in bethesda, maryland. that is just outside washington, d.c. it is being described as a precautionary measure. let's get more on this from anthony zurcher. what are you hearing? >> the report out of the white house this is a statement from kayleigh mcenany, the white house press secretary, saying the president is in good spirits , has mild symptoms, and has been working throughout the day. but an abundance of caution at the recommendation of the physician and medical experts. the president is relocating to walter reed for the next few days. this is a fairly significant development, particularly given the fact that we have not heard from the president throughout the course of the day. he has not tweeted. we only really heard from the white house in two statements released by the white house physician updating the media

nick bryant, bbc news, houston.ategies co—founder and partner, roshni nedungadi, joined me from washington. joe biden is seeing a huge advantage right now in people who are going out to early vote. we're seeing younger voters, people of colour, women, white women in the suburbs going out to early vote right now all around the country. and all of these groups of people are favouring joe biden in their polling. we recently conducted a poll of black voters nationwide and 43% had already voted. and of those people who had already voted, 88% said that they would supportjoe biden versus only 3% who said they would support donald trump. the interesting thing i suppose, the interesting question perhaps unknowable, is that are these voters people who would have voted on the day anyway, or are they new, extra voters who wouldn't have voted on the day so could actually make a significant difference? yeah, that's a question that i'm not sure we will quite know the answer to but what we do know is that we're seeing large groups

the lakers honoring kobe bryant all season culminating with their championship win. >> to be able tohat he and gianna are looking down from heaven. i know he's a proud friend. i know he is. >> reporter: vanessa bryant posted a photo of the general manager writing congratulations uncle p. congratulations, lakers. kobe was right, stay the course, block out the noise. wish kobe and gianna were here to see this. will, mona? >> i'll have more on the lakers win coming up on "gma." >> the kid from akron di >>> right now on "america this morning" -- immune to the virus? the new claim from president trump about beating covid and his rush to return to the campaign trail. plus, the trump campaign now at odds with dr. anthony fauci who says his words have been taken out of context. >>> supreme showdown. hearings kick off today for amy coney barrett. vice presidential candidate kamala harris among the senators expected to grill barrett on everything from health care to abortion. the message this morning from judge barrett. >>> murder for hire. two teens arrested after a woman allegedly paid them

, joseph bryant, examined this bump on the roof of grover's mouth and bryant had expertise in oral cancersnd he determined that it was, in fact, a cancerous tumor. he called it a bad-looking tenant. it's funny, the word cancer had a stigma attached to it in the 1890s and the 19th century well into the 20th century and the word itself was often avoided. newspapers would call it the dread disease or the disease that no doctor dare name, these sorts of things and bryant called it a bad-looking tenant and it should be removed. cleveland agreed to have this tumor removed and only on the condition that the operation be conducted in secret. cleveland was afraid that if it came to be known he had cancer which was considered afrp ally a death sentence in 1893 that the markets would crash, that wall street would panic and the depression would only worsen. he had other reasons, too. he had personal reasons and ten years earlier ulysses grant had died from a tumor and his death was a slow, agonizing death and reporters camped out outside his watch in a kind of death watch and he was aware of how that

i'm a co-sponsor of 515 bryant street. i just want to let you know that we've been there in that location for a year. we've been trying to work. everything would be told, we were not aware that another application right in the queue. we were surprised that allowing this in planning. we just want to know there's another equity applicant. >> yes. hello, hi. my name is ed. and i'm actually another equity applicant for the 59 project. and my partner said, we've been going at this for over two years. we were unaware of the other article 16 coming aboard. and, however, they can come aboard and we can't. but there is a procedure where we both can be allowed to do business in the area. and like as an equity planner and someone that's been participating in this for over two years, it's fair if we got the opportunity. i don't think one action is better than the other. we followed procedures best we could. like with covid and other that we had serving covid, we're just as capable and should be allowed to continue with our process. i

i got him one slip behind kobe bryant, i do. now, if he wins this year.r championship, in my opinion, he has not passed kobe bryant. but because of all the bubble and all the stuff that's happened this year, this will be a great accomplishment, so i might flip flop him and kobe. >> wow, you think this year will be a greater accomplishment than winning a typical regular season title? >> yeah, you know, first of all, all these parents out here been at home with they bad ass kids for the last three or four months. so, they have learned how bad their kids were. that's the first thing. and secondly, these guys been stuck in the bubble, not being able to leave for two to three months. that's a great accomplishment, if you can deal with your kids for 3 or 4 months being at home with them every day, then get shipped to the bubble for two or three months and be stuck around the same people, and not be able to get out eating that same food every day. that's a great accomplishment. >> all right, all right, one last krispy-kreme question, what is the most you have ea

yen se ha provenido ganar el torneo y lo logro, desde luego bryant, la leyenda de los lakers que comom celebrando la victoria del equipo, vamos lakers, hoja loco bit y gigi es un aquÍ para ver esto. el ex presidente obamatweet " orgulloso de todos los equipos y jugadores de la nba y w nba que han estado usando sus plataformas para defender la justicia racial y fomentar la participaciÓn cÍvica esta temporada". no todo fue color de rosa, la celebraciÓn necesario de control con fanÁticos lanzado tanto piedras como botellas a la policÍa que disparÓ armas no letales, hubo arrestos. el alcalde de los Ángeles, eric arce te habÍa pedido la gente que se quedar en casa y tritio, " todavÍa en el seguro reunirse en grupos". finalmente les platico que varios lugares icÓnicos como por ejemplo el castillo de disney, el muelle de santa mÓnica celebraron para celebrar esta gran victoria de los lakers. borja: muchÍsimas gracias y felicidades para todos los fanÁticos de los ángeles lakers. maÑana no te pues perder el partido mÉxico contra argelia, este martes a las 2:00 de la tarde, unan el centro jones

kobe bryant, r.i.p. to being himself. rest in peace, legend.e talent in a game that i thought that i did. >> jimmy: wow. >> i was horrible. >> jimmy: i'm glad -- i love that he played the whole camp left-handed and still -- >> he played the whole camp left-handed. true story >> jimmy: still dominated. >> he was the best player at the camp and he was just practicing on his left hand apparently >> jimmy: did he think you were funny? >> no. we were roommates, actually. we slept in the same room. we was in the same dorm. >> jimmy: no way >> we had a blast. it was an overnight camp and, you know, it's a -- your kids, all the silliness that normally ensues, ensued late night pranks and, you know, sneaking to other people's dorms and fighting with the other campers we did all that stuff. it was just funny because as time progressed, i saw kobe transform into the machine that he was and that he will forever be remembered as, and i just -- i just think back to that basketball camp when i thought that i had the same opportunity and realized i didn't man,

. >>> up next, kobe bryant's family's moving tribute following the lakers big win. >>> in tonight's "inspiring america," the los angeles lakers big nba championship win over the miami heat, gadi schwartz reports on the celebration and special remembrance. >> lebron james putting on the finishing touches. >> reporter: in orlando, a championship like no other. lakers victory inside a bubble with confetti, champagne and empty stands >> kobe! kobe >> reporter: on the streets of los angeles celebrations and a different kind of bubble where at least one fan minded the pandemic surrounded by thousands swarming the staples center despite warnings to stay home. eventually the jubilation turning to chaos over 70 arrested and dozens of buildings looted and around the world others celebrated on their own from celebrities like rihanna to social media stars singing along to queen the king of the court lebron james addressing fans directly. >> we can't wait to get back to l.a. >> reporter: teammates dedicating their win to kobe bryant. >> all we want to do is do it for him and we didn't let him down

the death of his friend kobe bryant injanuary, the death of his friend kobe bryant in january, the the floyd, and yet he was able to concentrate on playing. you have all people must understand how hard that must have been. i only have a small idea of it. i never had to go and isolate for, what? three months. not seeing their families. having to train every day, just you and your hotel room. that's a bird and i didn't have to bear. i was able to have some type of normalcy away from the game. that helps you cope. there's a whole lot in addition to the normal stresses and strains that happen this year and the lakers come out on top, it's a remarkable outcome and they should be very proud of what they achieved. i'm going to be completely honest and say that i'm not a big sports watch but i have watched this year as this country and the uk and countries all across europe have really missed watching sports. my sons have really missed watching the soccer teams. when i think of the sacrifice that their nba players went through, it's almost like they did a service. there is something about watc

bryant was killed along with his daughter and seven others in a helicopter crash in january. >>> andlliam is launching the biggest environmental prize ever to find solutions to some of the world's toughest climate problems. earth shot prize is being called the nobel prize for environmentalism. over the next decade, five winners a year will be given $1.3 million each in such categories as revitalizing the oceans, cleaning the air, and restoring nature. >> we're looking roughly 50 solutions over the next ten years that can really turn the tide and really change the way we deal and tackle with environmental challenges. >> nominations open november 1st.erwill be announced next fall. >>> and coming up first on "cbs this morning," we'll take you behind the scenes with amtrak as it tests america's fastest train. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." we'd love some help with laundry. spray and scrub anything with a stain. wash the really dirty clothes separately. tide pods with upgraded 4-in-1 technology unleash a foolproof clean in one step. aww, you did the laundry! it's go

god bless kobe bryant. it seems like everything is lining up.happening, i think we need some goodness. >> jimmy: we do. we really do need some goodness. of course, they need some goodness in miami, too. but it's a different kind of goodness than we need here in l.a. we need our goodness. you are from dallas. are a mavericks or lakers fan? >> i'm a lebron james fan. >> jimmy: you love lebron james. has lebron seen the imitation you do of him? [ laughter ] >> i don't know. i think lebron saw an impersonation of him at the wrong time. i was doing a commercial for under armour, which was steph curry. they was going at it. i think i did -- i don't know if he was -- i don't know, you know, if he liked that. >> jimmy: oh, is that right? is there not -- you guys are not pals? he doesn't come over to the house with speedy? >> you know what? we have had everybody here except lebron. it's time for the king to come through. he knows i'm a huge fan because i think -- we were at a fight. the floyd mayweather fight. we were at the fight and i saw him off in th

nick bryant, bbc news, houston.how the candidates are faring in the national polls, and as you can see, democratic challengerjoe biden is currently ahead with 51%, while president trump is on 42%. you can find all the details on our website, bbc.com/news. an entire us city has dimmed its street lights for ten days. it's an experiment to assess the impact artificial light is having on the environment. the experiment is aimed at finding out whether light from other sources, like shop signs and billboards, is also contributing to the problem. here's our science correspondent victoria gill. when the natural light fades, our towns and cities begin to glow in the dark. but all this artificial light being shone into space, as these views from the international space station reveal, competes with the light from the stars. as well as obscuring our view of a naturally dark sky, and of the stars as well, with that all—too—familiar orange glow, artificial light at night can disrupt our sleep and that affects our health. and it

i just think you should like kids have also been dealing with the death of franchise legend kobe bryant this season they said would be played in his memory game 6 finished in a one i 6 to 93 win for the lake has for the 1st time since bryant's 5th and final title a decade ago the lake has all celebrating again tuesday and it's a 4th championship for james with his 3rd different scene and it will be a championship pleasure thank you so much this historic sunday johnny would be a championship was still deciduous like the matter without going to mark roberts this point there's still a little rumblings of doubt or you know compare me to you know the history of a game and. has he done it has he done it you know so. having that in my head having never my ma in cinema so why not still have some of the pull of always believed in the broad james. you know he's a greatest he's a great player that's what universe is ever seen and if you think you know you don't know when i called. you to coronavirus no fans have been allowed to witness the lake his latest playoff charge and los angeles is now enjo

nick bryant, bbc news, pennsylvania.r a landslide buried 22 soldiers. at least 11 bodies have been recovered. part of a mountain is said to have collapsed on top of a barracks in the province of kwan chee. joe robinson reports. a frantic search begins to try and avert what could be the largest vietnamese military loss during peacetime. at least 22 soldiers were sleeping when the landslide happened. one official said four or five landslides occurred, one after the other, sounding like bombs exploding. more than 60 people have now been killed in kwan chee, in some of the worst flooding to hit vietnam in years. the rescue is delicate work. more landslides are expected. earlier this week, 13 members of another rescue team, including the region's deputy military commander, were killed trying to find missing workers near a hydroelectric dam located deep in thejungle. the search for the original workforce has continued. translation: the area in front of me here has 16 missing victims, who have been trapped because of the large

nick bryant, bbc news, houston.t a lot of credit in the last election forgetting a number of tight calls correct in favour of donald trump and others didn't. at the moment the broad national polls there in the us havejoe biden ahead. what you have? we have very much like we had last year, we show trump trending positively, we show him ahead and leading in michigan and pennsylvania, florida, arizona, north carolina and we don't think that georgia and texas are even contests. we think you will win those. several of those states are what some other polling organisations are posing for joe biden. florida which he mentioned there, both candidates putting a lot of emphasis on today but you are saying, according to your analysis, they are donald trump is? i think you will win florida by hard imagine the last time and a larger margin than the governors race. what is it about your polling methods that you think you have an advantage over other polling methods? they believe people tell the truth to pollsters. i don't. what do

nick bryant, bbc news, pennsylvania. "americast" — available on bbc sounds, the bbc news channel and online. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. good night. hello. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with martin lipton, the chief sports reporterfor the sun, and the economics commentator grace bla kely. that's coming up straight after the headlines. i was iwasa i was a bit quick over that, wasn't i? whether first, though, i was a bit quick over that, wasn't i? whetherfirst, though, with nick. hello. there may not have been much sunshine this weekend. the autumn colours, though, are trying to make up for that. here's a view from earlier in west yorkshire. and, well, some of these leaves will not be on the trees too long this week. the winds are picking up. nothing too extreme, mind you. more significant will be the rain coming in as low pressure will be moving across the uk as the week goes on

nick bryant, bbc news, pennsylvania.us pandemic. more than 150,000 people have lost their lives, a death toll second only to the united states. lockdown restrictions are being eased, although things are still far from normal, as the bbc‘s tim allman explains. samba music. this is probably the sort of thing that comes to mind when you think of rio dejaneiro. beautiful beaches, stunning scenery, beautiful beaches, stunning scenery, and a carnival like no other. the virus brought everything to a halt, but it seems that was only temporary. this is how you go to a concert in rio these days. the audiences out in the open hour, socially distanced and separated into boxes. entertainment and therapy, all at the same time. translation: what we do here is notjust a party. we are promoting mental health. people can't stand staying at home anymore. there's 150 staying at home anymore. there's150 of these boxes, went up to six people allowed in each one. you are never going to break any attendance records, but no—one here is complaini

both players and fans dedicated this title run two lakers legend kobe bryant. this is the first championship the lakers have brought home since bryant led them e 10years ago. >> lakers! lakers! >> this was the 17th championship for the lakers and the fourth for lebron james. is caps a season where the lead up with a pandemic by creating a bubble and navigating a social movement against racial injustice that has swept all of sports. >> the lakers, i guess they know how to win. they have that winning formula. >> yeah. they also had a little help from lebron too. his fourth straight nba title now. a triple double last night. not bad at all. >>> let's take a look at the roadways. 880 northbound. we have a lot of rake lights as we work our way in oakland. we have construction of road work running on the northbound side of 880 just as you make your way between 29th and 23rd. there was also a very serious crash that happened overnight in that same construction zone. they are holding on until lanes reopened to make sure things are safe and get things back on track. you

there are few athletes with the name recognition of kobe bryant.ike basketball. >> all over the world. not just this country. all over the world. what a great addition to the museum. just another reason to go. it is a very very special place. >> there is going to be other cool stuff in the gallery too. jersey donated by the colin poche. pair of lebron jameskaepernick. pair of lebron james and an i can't breathe tee shirt. >> one of the coolest museums. >> i agree. >> video of this young boy. this is great. i hough this. meet a young boy who is determined to dance no matter what. his dance studios recital was canceled, like everything else to the pandemic. so 8-year-old maximus turner put on his own version at home. he choreographed solos and a due wet his younger sister. there she is. liliana and the turners. they are military family. so they move around frequently. and the first thing maximus does in a new town is find a studio. he's been dancing since he was 2 years old. his mom says it is not stop. she started sharing to show his creativity and

>> debs was initially an admirer of bryant. and i think that they shared some concerns about reform. i think the crucial difference is that debs was really a revolutionary. he was not only interested in reform. reform was necessary, but he felt that something much greater was needed. that there needed to be an end to capitalism and public ownership of the means of production. and that was a position that clearly distinguished him from bryant's campaign. >> the election, it was his first try, 1900. william mckinley, william jennings bryant, and he got .6% of the popular vote that year. and do you know what his early appeal were as a candidate and how they changed over his many bids? >> the real challenge for debs was to try to knit together socialists coming from very, very different positions. one of the strongest hotbeds of socialism was oklahoma. people who had been populists started to develop these socialist camp meetings where they would gather together for -- to hear socialists' speeches, and debs was a real hero there. b

here he is, fair wayne bryant, did 23 years, parole board says he can go home now, thank you, he was convicted of burglary in 1997 so why the harsh sentence? louisiana's habitual offender law. bryant already had four felonies under his belt at the time he'll be the first to enter a new program in baton rouge that helps prisoners adjust to life outside. freedom after 23 years for hedge clippers >>> no legs, no limits, words kanya sesser lives by. >> i feel like even with legs, i would probably be the same kanya. >> her story starts with a dust covered pink blanket took her to the set of a telephone series, and it's far from over her story and a live chat, straight ahead live so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, w

nick bryant, bbc news, michigan. that's it for me from now. you can reach me at twitter.hello there. scotland, northern ireland didn't fare too badly on friday with some good spells of sunshine around, some pleasant sunset scenes as well. but for england and wales, it really was pretty atrocious. wet and windy, all courtesy of storm alex, and it looks like all areas willjoin in with the heavy rain this weekend — including scotland and northern ireland. could cause some transport disruption, some flooding in places, and the winds will be quite a feature too. so, for saturday, it looks thoroughly wet to start the day across much of england and wales, eastern scotland, that rain also drifting a little bit further westwards at times. but, meanwhile, it will be clearing a little bit from the southeast. so, here we could see some brightness into the afternoon, but it stays windy. south wales into southwest england, those temperatures pretty disappointing, the low teens for most of us, could see 16 in the southeast. but it's the rainfall amounts we are most concerned about this

nick bryant, bbc news, pennsylvania.the church of england to change during his enthronement this afternoon. he told the bbc of his deep sorrow at the church's failings around child abuse and talked about the role of faith in the pandemic. the most reverend stephen cottrell takes overfrom drjohn sentamu and became the church of england's second most senior clergyman during a service of evensong at york minster, from where luxmy gopal reports. i. i, stephen, by divine providence, lord archbishop of york... an occasion steeped in centuries of tradition delivered in a modern way. cottrell was steamed live online, sign of the times in which the 98th archbishop of york assumed his post. it's a great honour and also quite daunting and at such a time when the whole world is in such darkness and difficulty, i feel the world more than ever needs a message of hope, which is myjob to share and deliver. may god be thy father and the angels of god protect thee. the covid secure service had limited numbers and social distancing. a worl

nick bryant, bbc news, houston. on. what you mean, it's not a discotheque! ball rose from the cabaret circuit of northern england to become a household name. he also starred in several sitcoms, including last of the summer wine and heartbeat. his long time friend and comedy partner, tommy cannon, said he was devastated by the loss. one of the greatest rugby union players of the past half century, the former wales and lions winger jj williams, has died at the age of 72. he was in the lions squad that won a famous victory over south africa in 1974, and part of the great wales teams of the 1970s, helping them to four five nations titles, including two grand slams. he was also a national sprint champion and represented wales at the commonwealth games. scientists in liverpool have started trials of a new treatment against coronavirus. the antiviral drug is one of several potential treatments, aimed at curbing infection in the early stages, and reducing the risk of people developing serious illness. our medical editor fer

nick bryant, bbc news, houston.donald trump with a lead in michigan and pennsylvania in 2016 — and it's going against the grain again in this election. chief pollster, robert kuh—hayley, joined me a short time ago. we show trump trending positively. we show him ahead and leading in michigan and pennsylvania, florida and arizona and north carolina, and we don't think georgia and texas are even contests. we think he will window seats handily. several of those states are what some of apollo organisations are calling for joe biden. florida, as you mentioned there, both candidates putting a lot of emphasis on today but you're saying, according to your analysis, they are donald trump's. i think he will when followed up by a larger margin that he did last time and he will win it by a larger margin than rick desa ntis will win it by a larger margin than rick desantis won it in the governor race or rick scott won it in the us senate race last time. what is it about your polling methods where you think you have an advantage o

our north america correspondent, nick bryant, reports from michigan. the lockdown is a scam!up yet another fault line in an already fractured country. these militiamen part of a protest of those who see the covid restrictions as a threat to american liberty. cheering. it was packed with supporters of donald trump, most of them still not wearing masks, and began with heads bowed in prayer for the president. if we can take five seconds just to say a prayer for the guy, if that's ok? lord, we pray for president trump, his family, for a swift recovery. i understand he's got some mild symptoms, but i think he'll probably be over them soon and it'll be a victory for him. victory, in what way? victory in showing that there's a lot of overreaction to this covid stuff. ijust hope he pulls through it. do you think he took enough precautions? do you think he should have worn a mask? no. i think everybody, this is a free country and everybody should not be dictated to, and everybody shouldn't have to wear a mask if they don't want to. this was another covid protest, of childcare workers

nick bryant, bbc news, michigan.you are and the heavier you are, the higher the risk of having serious complications with covid—i9. our medical editor, fergus walsh, looks at the risk to president trump's health. donald trump has several factors which raise his risk profile for coronavirus — his age, weight, and being a man. at 7a, he's often insisted how healthy he is, despite a love of burgers and hot dogs. age is the biggest risk factorfor covid—i9. in the united states, eight out of ten deaths have been among the over—65s. the risk of dying for somebody aged 65 to 7a is 90 times higher than for someone in their 20s. to put that in context, a recent international study found that once infected with coronavirus, the chances of dying were around one in 100 at age 65, one in 25 at 75, and one in seven at 85. the president and first lady of the united states... the first lady, melania trump, is just 50, 2a years younger than donald trump, and physically fit, so her risk from covid should be low. the president is six f

here he is, fair wayne bryant, did 23 years, parole board says he can go home now, thank you, he was of burglary in 1997 so why the harsh sentence? louisiana's habitual offender law. bryant already had four felonies under his belt at the time he'll be the first to enter a new program in baton rouge that helps prisoners adjust to life outside. freedom after 23 years for hedge clippers >>> no legs, no limits, words kane assessor lives by >> i feel like even with legs, i would probably be the same kanya. >> her story starts with a dust covered pink blanket took her to the set of a telephone series, and it's far from over her story and a live chat, straight ahead make change in my community? how can i become a congresswoman? what do i need to study to become a senator? could i change things more at the state level or the federal level? do i have to be mayor before i become governor? why aren't there more women in government? change begins with a question. so citi foundation is supporting girl scouts as they empower young leaders through civic education to help create a better tomorrow. p

bryant is in the middle square of the second row on your screen. louisiana's the supreme court has denied or head denied release for the 63 year-old earlier this year for the heads clipper burglary. but the case drew national attention for a dissent by the chief justice burnett johnson the high court's only black justice in louisiana, she said the habitual offender law under which bryant was sentence for a modern manifestation of jim crow era laws aim that jailing black people for simple crimes. >>memphis police are circulating this video of 2 masked armed men who identified themselves as so-called fugitive agents before forcing their way into an apartment people who live there were awakened by a man who not to the door and windows while pointing a handgun are announced fugitive squad. police say the men forced their way into the residence but were quickly turned away when someone inside opened fire. memphis police say the agents were fake. they never identified themselves as police officers or sheriff's deputies. no arreste have been made and poli

nick bryant, bbc news, michigan.ntracting coronavirus. the white house says he will spend several days there as a precautionary measure. these are live pictures of the walter reed medical centre near washington where president trump was flown on marine one several hours ago. mr trump posted a video on twitter saying he thought he was doing "very well". earlier, the president's doctor released a statement saying mr trump was fatigued but in good spirits. mr trump has been receiving an experimental drug to treat his coronavirus infection. it is a synthetic antibody cocktail which has not yet been tested on a large scale, manufactured by the biotech firm regeneron. we will continue to give you any and all updates we have on this story as we get it. please, do stay with bbc news. hello there. scotland, northern ireland didn't fare too badly on friday with some good spells of sunshine around, some pleasant sunset scenes as well. but for england and wales, it really was pretty atrocious. wet and windy — all courtesy of sto

nick bryant, bbc news, michigan.thur caplan, director of medical ethics at new york university, about what the president's transfer, and use of experimental treatments, suggests about his condition my guess is it's because his symptoms are worsening and he's in such a high—risk group, as you just reported, that they want to be safe. so even though there is a medical units at the house, it's not a hospital, and if he starting to show more lethargic, more fever, if they are also looking at it in a 74—year—old man, ithink are also looking at it in a 74—year—old man, i think that's probably why it's going on. they are concerned. her member come as you just said to me they are giving experimental antibodies which they also wouldn't do and thus they were pretty wary —— remember. also wouldn't do and thus they were pretty wary -- remember. tells more about these experiment or antibodies, single dose of regenerative that he has had. yes, so regenerative that he has had. yes, so this is a non—approved experimental medicine, i

it was the late kobe bryant who last won a championship for the lakers a decade ago. now in the year he died, his friend lebron james has brought the title back to los angeles, a fitting ending to one of the most turbulent seasons in league history. >> this historic 2020 nba championship belongs to the los angeles lakers. >> reporter: the los angeles lakers conquering the coronavirus battle inside a bubble in south florida, capturing their 17th title sunday night with a 106-93 game six win over miami >> and the lakers will win game six. >> reporter: the dynamic duo of lebron james and anthony davis lifting the lakers to beat the heat >> my heart was pounding i knew we were going to win. >> reporter: it's the fourth championship for james, who became the first player to win nba championship mvps with three different teams. >> for me to be a part of such a historical franchise is an unbelievable feeling. >> reporter: it marks the end to one of the nba's strangest seasons. the nba cancelling all games from mid-march because of the pandemic the league then restarting at t

. >> reporter: a worst case scenario came true for actress morgan ashley bryant. she's one of more than 50,000 people working in theatres across the u.s. now out of a job. many local theatres are hanging on by a thread without federal aid. brian's role is just one cut short. >> it's not prudent financially for me to stay in the city for an extended period of time with no idea of when i'm going to be able to go back to work. >> reporter: what does that mean? if you decide you can't be here anymore, where are you going to go? >> i'll go home to alabama. >> reporter: the financial pain has been great. but the emotional pain of not being able to perform has been greater. do you miss that feeling? >> it's the best, oh my gosh. >> reporter: but a little advice from peters who's been through the ups and downs of a storied career. >> if you have to go home and then come back, come back, you know, don't give up on your dream. your dream is your dream. it's the most important thing you have. you have to see it through. >> reporter: vanessa yurkevich, cnn, new york. >> joini

of the lakers have brought home since bryant led them to a title 10 years ago. >> this was the 17th championship for the lakers and the fourth for lebron james. this caps the season where the leak dealt with the pandemic by creating a bubble and navigating a social movement against racial injustice that has swept all of sports. >> this year has been a roller coaster for everybody around the world. sports are a way to bring people together. this has been a great finals. i don't think it is a coincidence. i think kobe is watching out for us. he was an amazing person on and off the court. i don't know if everyone believes in guardian angels but i think kobe has a soft spot for the lakers forever and ever. >> celebrations are planned throughout l.a. county and other parts of the state and country. >> it will be interesting to find out what they do with the parade and all of the stuff with social distancing. >>> still ahead, g r. r wo in foprof >>> the weeklong confirmation hearing about to get underway but this morning, still calls to delay it. >>> a fatal shooting overnight in >>> live

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it seems preor daned to me given what the lakers have been through starting with kobe bryant's death in january leading up to playing in a bubble. it is well deserved. >> a lot of people i know are happy. >> miami might beg to differ. >> maybe not people in miami. >> i get what you are seeing. and braj facetiming his mom -- one of my favorite moments. >> yeah. >> welcome to "cbs this morning" as you wake up in the west, i know you are happen in l.a. country, but nominations are under way on a new supreme court nomination that could set the high court on a new path. sabb was nominated to succeed ruth bader ginsburg. if barrett is confirmed it would expand the court's conservative majority 6-3. >> that matters because there are a number of big issues on the line from the affordable care act to abortion rights. nancy cord he is is on the hill following all of it. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. at the start of this hearing the judiciary hear lindsey graham said it is going to be a long hearing. he is right. even before we hear from amy coney barrett we are listening to o