that's what the chaplins are doing here.first responders. >> at the heart of the mission is the 52-year-old buddy osborne. he was convicted on racketeering charges. after he was released, he found god. >> the next generation of those kids should not have to experience what they experienced on the everyday basis in kensington. >> what's the answer? >> the answer is you doing your job and me doing my job and the mayor doing their job and everyone of us coming together to do our job. that's the solution. to me, when it is one person trying to make a change it don't work. >> reporter: volunteers approaching kids throughout the pandem pandemic, keeping the kids from a deadlier risk. several times a week, a group of chaplin walked the avenue ministering to a number of young adults in the neighborhood's only park. >> the chaplin from the rock is reaching out and you can see people shooting up in the open and never seen anything like this before. the sadness and the pain on people's faces. >> for this 26-year-old woman, it began wit

he's only got himself to blame. chaplin a new priest. don't luigi meadow that criticizes the new religious deal to come mora, the specifically neapolitan brand of the mafia has been devoting to its heroes for years. may said a boy, you must. so try to imagine, to put up a picture of the perpetrator of a robbery or to worship a clam boss like a saint. that sends a bad message to my job. or that is somehow turns the bad into the good. he will me stop. but we know that's no true database and all the mileage that i sent him out in this villa confiscated from a former come more a boss. the priest has been preaching that young hoods are not heroes or saints within these protected walls. the chaplain works with local young people. but now during the pandemic exclusively online, he helps out with homework. and if not recovered 19, he'd organize recreational activities as well. he also arranges for support for families who have been especially hard hit by the pandemic. so their youngsters won't be as easily tempted to resort to crime. and i was w

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as long as charlie chaplin liked to say, had his pick the chair to be found in the hotel's old guest book, it reads like the interval period and lu bitch, harold lloyd depot caruso. ah m o jennings, ah sinclair lewis with mine. and albert einstein hole in a gray is a silver screen legend. when she pulled up to the lawn, the bell hopped, stood at attention, as did the gossip propulsion. so when he was uncovered on an ag, occasionally shattered sweetie. if louis outlaw junior, has come of age, scantily ensued, hello, i'm, this is louis and cola were infatuated with each other. so when she checked into the adeline alone and do we was around, she would take him to her room. and it was simply unheard of that lee would break the golden rule of never sleeping with the clientele to use. so in middle of traffic me now home also stood at attention for little jackie to the kid in johnny chaplin's famous, silent film all through europe. issues bowed father presenting him to the adoring fans from their window overlooking elisa in 2002, a contrasting scene occurred when michael jackson wasted his

now home also stood at attention for little jackie to the kid in johnny chaplin's famous silent film through europe. as his proud father presenting him to his adoring fans from their window overlooking elisa ah, in 2002, a contrasting scene occurred when michael jackson wasted his channel over the railings and flew off as we can't really influence how our guests behave. of course, the more famous the guess is the more security must be put into place and utters on his yard, or whether president stone, pines, and citizens. everyone is welcome to be as long as they consult the bell. massa, our company via the wrong the fans or a motorcycle and schools because even a rolls royce limousine service available for the even if a person who's traveling in the service of world revolution, she will find boys, schwab, ed at the avalon like this guest is an accountant alexandra colon time it was an ardent communist to joined lenny and the resolution. but she became one of these close collaborators and was coming to responsible for social is hands o'clock . it's which tenders lynn's communists were

audiences filling theaters to see charlie chaplin's silent feature film "the kid." and the first radio broadcast of the world series. but a series of events in tulsa, oklahoma, so shocking and horrific were not broadcast, they were intentionally covered up. in fact, it's history that is still not taught in many schools. we're talking about the 1921 attack on greenwood, a thriving business district in tulsa known as black wall street. what unfolded at the end of may 1921 nearly destroyed the entire greenwood area, in what became known as the tulsa race massacre. >> this was from my great-grandfather and my great-grandmother, mary and isaac evitt, owners of the zulu lounge, 501 east cameron. it was destroyed in 1921. he was not able to reopen. and this interstate freeway sits upon what should have been, could have been my inheritance. and so i'm deprived of it. soledad: kavin ross's inheritance was firmly rooted in the thriving community of greenwood, the "black wall street" of tulsa, vibrant and alive with restaurants, theaters, and nightclubs. >> it was the street t

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he started in show business eight decades ago working with alfred hitchcock and charlie chaplin.age 100 he appeared in the movie "trainwreck." he said the key to longevity is avoiding disagreeable people. >>> we turn now to the dramatic moment when a former at a v.a. hospital was sentenced for the murders of seven patients. the judge calling her a monster. abc's megan tevrizian has more. >> reporter: this morning, a former nursing assistant who killed seven elderly veterans at a v.a. medical center in west virginia has been sentenced to life in prison. 46-year-old reta mays pleaded guilty to seven counts of second degree murder for intentionally injecting patients with lethal doses of insulin in 2017 and 2018. the judge sentenced mays tuesday to seven life sentences calling her the worst kind of monster adding, you're the monster that no one sees coming. you've made liars out of anyone who has told their kids monsters don't exist. >> i mean, there's a lot of things a lot of us heard for the first time. some of the things she had done and some things that the judge said during the

he's only got himself to blame chaplin and new priest don't luigi meadow. that criticizes the new religious deal to come mora, the specifically neapolitan brand of the mafia has been devoting to his heroes for years. makes it a merging out. so child imagining to put up a picture of the perpetrator of a robbery or to worship a clan boss like a st. yeah, that sends a bad message to my job, or that it's somehow turns the bad into the good. he will not feel like we know that's no true database and all the mileage that i sent him out in this villa confiscated from a former come more a boss. the priests have been preaching that young hoods are not heroes or saints within these protected walls. the chaplain works with local young people. but now during the pandemic exclusively online, he helps out with homework. and if not recovered 1900, he'd organized recreational activities as well. he also arranges for support for families who have been especially hard hit by the pandemic. so their youngsters won't be as easily tempted to resort to crimes. and i was wondering

a frequent tennis partner of charlie chaplin.you can't say that too often. a frequent tennis partner of charlie chaplin. >> life well lived. >> yes. >> that we know. >>> keeping our currency cur current. for the u.s. mint that means featuring more women on american coinage. ahead, we'll see who's being honored first. >>> for some of you, local news is next. the rest, stick around. you are waetching "cbs this morning saturday." >>> for those of you without local news, "cbs this morning saturday" will return in a few minutes. for now, i'm ian lee with a look beyond this morning's headlines. higher gas prices and worker shortages are yet another side effect of the ongoing pandemic. nichelle medina explains what we can expect as more americans hit the road. >> reporter: xavian franklin is taking classes to become a professional truck driver. and new truckers like him are in high demand. the president of roadmaster drivers school says there is a shortage right now. >> a lot of drivers were retiring early during covid that were plannin

during his 92—year career he also collaborated with legends such as charlie chaplin and orson welles.ll acting at the age of101. she who was still acting at the age of 101. she said something along the lines of, you don't ask a lady her age. a new study suggests that an area of forest, the size of france has regrown naturally across the world, in the past 20 years. the restored forests have the potential to soak up the equivalent of 5.9 giga—tonnes of carbon dioxide — more than the annual emissions of the united states. a team from the world wide fund for nature used satellite data to build this map of regenerated forests. you can see them marked there in light green. click on any one of them, and it will tell you the location and reason for the regeneration, this one in brazil is down to government policies that encouraged natural forest regeneration. helen briggs has more. now, one of the simplest ways to remove carbon dioxide from the air is to plant more trees, but conservation groups say as well as planting more trees and tackling the causes of deforestation, we must also put mor

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the speaker's chaplin led prayers at what has become known as the churchill arch, at the entrance tow the destruction. he would make a plea for this archway to be retained in its bomb—damaged state as a reminderfor future generations. and he looked at the chamber, the chamber where he had been here as an mp, where his father had been. he realised how important it was to the world, about the home of democracy. and as he surveyed the damage, which was unrecognisable, the spirit of the people of this palace was never going to be lost. and he said, we will rebuild this chamber as it was, but, more importantly, we know the damage to the arch when we walk in. it's not that we don't maintain this building. it is about a reminder of what the luftwaffe tried to do, was smash democracy. that was never going to happen. the speaker, sir lindsay hoyle. and that was the week in parliament. thank you for watching. i hope you canjoin me on bbc parliament at 11 o'clock on monday evening for the latest from the commons and the lords. until then, from me, david cornock, bye for now. hello. it may come

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than happy about that you know i have a theory on bugs approaching the century mark it goes back to chaplin kicking the passport guy behind with his leg it goes back to groucho entering low and subversive with the cigar you transplant the carrot i think bugs. holds a mirror up to be essers i think it's a primal surface that bugs does. well yeah i mean he's pretty much of all our bugs was the original social distancing and he lived in a hole in the ground right and he always wore gloves and basically you know he was the every man and until someone like elmer funder yosemite sam you know really ticked him off that's when bats when it was over that it then you know a collision realized this means wa you know that's when all bets were off and then forget it you should've you should've crossed paths with bugs bunny but yeah i mean that's why i think he was soon. relatable and he's a hero you know he's still like one of those guys that he doesn't always win and he doesn't have the big muscles usually when he flexes it just like the letter you under there and you know he again i think that's why h

as long as charlie chaplin like to stay here is take the chair to be found in the hotel guest book. it reads like out of the interval period and lou bitch, harold lloyd depot caruso. ah m o jennings. ah. clare lewis, man band, albert einstein. ah. all in agree is a silver screen legend. when she pulled up to the lawn, the bow hops stood at attention as to the golf proposes. so when it was uncovered, and ag occasionally shan't her sweet dewey alone, junior, good chance come of age. scandal ensued. luigi pulled vines and louis and pulled out, were infatuated with each other. so when she checked into the avalon alone and louis was around, she would take him to her room. and it was simply unheard of that lee would break the golden rule of never sleeping with the clientele to you soon. mister crunch of traffic. now home also stood at attention for little jackie to going the kid in johnny chaplain's famous, silent film through europe. issues bowed father presenting him to his adoring fans from their window overlooking elisa ah, in 2002, a contrasting scene occurred when michael jackson wa

post they think a young man who's committed an offense or to be sure, he's only got himself to blame chaplin and new priest don't. luigi men criticizes the new religious deal that come more specifically neapolitan brand of the mafia has been devoting to its heroes for years. may said it for my child imaginable to put up a picture of the perpetrator of a robbery or to worship a clam boss like a st. yeah, that sends a bad message to my job or that it's somehow turns the bad into the good. he will not feel like we know that's no true database and all the mileage had somebody model in this bill confiscated from a former come more a boss. the priest has been preaching that young hoods are not heroes or saints within these protected walls. the chaplain works with local young people. but now during the pandemic, exclusively online, he helps out with homework. and if not recovered 19, he'd organize recreational activities as well. he also arranges for support for families who have been especially hard hit by the pandemic. so their youngsters won't be as easily tempted to resort to crimes. and i was

he's only got himself to blame. chaplin, a new priest. don't luigi meadow that criticizes the new religious deal to come more specifically, neapolitan brand of the mafia has been devoting to its heroes for years. may said it for my child imaginable to put up a picture of the perpetrator of a robbery or to worship a clam boss like a st. yeah, that sends a bad message to my job or that it somehow turns the bad into the good me. like we know that's not true database and all the mileage that i'll send, but in this bill i confiscated from a former come more a boss. the priest has been preaching that young who are not heroes or saints within these protected walls. the chaplain works with local young people. but now during the pandemic, exclusively online, he helps out with homework. and if not recovered 19, he'd organize recreational activities as well. he also arranges for support for families who have been especially hard hit by the pandemic. so their youngsters won't be as easily tempted to resort to crimes. and i was wondering when you call

it hearkened back to the oscars' glamorous roots, when charlie chaplin accepted his oscar from a drifterthe bus station. the speeches were a little different this year too, because the winners were given no time limits, which was nice, it eliminated the normal frenzied listing of people to thank, and allowed winners like daniel kaluuya to speak from his heart, and his parents' loins. >> we've got to celebrate life man. we're breathing, we're walking, it's incredible. it's incredible. like, it's incredible. my mum, my dad, they had sex. it's amazing. do you understand? i'm here. ya-know-i-mean? it's amazing you know what i'm saying? i'm here i'm so happy to be alive. >> stephen: daniel you don't bring up your parent's sex life in your oscars acceptance speech. you dramatize it in a 2-hour had eiror men le yuh- yoon becoming the first korean performer and only second asian woman to win an acting oscar, and chloe zhao becoming the first chinese american woman and first asian american woman to win an oscar for best director. you'd think zhao's victory would be big news back in china, but ins

chaplin, very black and the united states, a wonderful man inspiring man, opens with prayer. the sessions of the senate. even the house of representatives as a chaplain . and chaplain , she opens again the sessions with prayer. what is that an accommodation of the religious culture and needs of our people? >> let's turn then to, and what's the problem here? where's the crisis? if the courts have done and it's very convincing, is protected and in the you could say created a ministerial exception. the osama tabor case of autonomy is an attempt by the court to protect the internal discipline, the internal order. for free exercise of religion may presume that but it's not there. this is something the court developed over time if i understand it. it's very important to say. it's almostfoundational . and as we get into the question of what the threat is, one is tempted to ask what in the world the obama administration thought it was doing and arguing against this. but i know there are technical answers. how do you deal with the emergency disability act for instance. let's shift to

he's only got himself to blame chaplin and knew pre dawn, luigi men that criticizes the new religious deal to come mora, the specifically neapolitan brand of the mafia has been devoting to its heroes for years. may said it for my child imagining to put up a picture of the perpetrator of a robbery or to worship a clam boss like a saint. that stands a bad message for my job. or that is somehow turns the bad into the good. he will not feel like we know that's no true database and not the model is simply modeling in this villa confiscated from a former come more a boss. the priest has been preaching that young hoods are not heroes or saints within these protected walls. the chaplain works with local young people. but now during the pandemic exclusively online, he helps out with homework. and if not, recover 19, he'd organize recreational activities as well. he also arranges for support for families who have been especially hard hit by the pandemic. so their youngsters won't be as easily tempted to resort to crimes. and i was wondering when you what the school cup recorder has its head of

played tennis with charlie chaplin. played tennis with charlie chaplin! what was his name?tory of paul harvey. he's the former music teacher living with dementia, whose improvised piano piece became one of the surprise hits of 2020. 0ne breakfast viewer was so moved by the song, he donated £1 million to charity. graham satchell has been finding out how the money was spent. if you ever wondered about the extraordinary power of music, look at this! care home residents, smiling, singing, dancing. this, a regular music therapy session by the jazz quartet, spitz. what do you make of the reaction that you get? it's very rewarding. it gives me a lot of hope about humanity. just because you've got dementia, for example, doesn't mean there isn't a whole world in someone's mind, there's a whole person, like, a whole view of life, and a whole experience of richness. so yeah, it is amazing what music can do in that sense. in a way, it's like a tool like no other, i think. the transformative effect of music can be remarkable. takejohn, for example, who has vascular dementia. john was ad

as i said, he worked with or son wells, alfred hitchcock, charlie chance chaplin. >> it's fun looking at old interviews, isn't it? you get to see old hairdos. >> fun for us. i don't know what he thinks about it. >> give it time. >> i like it. i like a little swoop. i like it.stoopid with two os. a u-haul went on a wild chase outside of los angeles. there is what cracks me up. where does the dude think he's going -- >> the u-haul, $20 an hour. >> how does he think he's going to get away? this went on for over an hour and a half. they even put strips out to stop the guy. he continued to go. and i just think, how does he think that this is going to end? as you might expect, it didn't well >> n. wa though,oren encounter with a woman who saw the suspect up close. >> he asked me, you know, you know, if you let me come in hourious, i'll give you $-- in your house, i'll give you $1,000. i need to use the throbathroom 45 minutes. no. >> i didn't know the situation. i just know he was the culprit, and he needed to get out of my apartment. that was pretty much it. >> i don't