it's amazing >> jimmy: can you tell everyone what the film is about >> the film is about the coda, codafamily and the hearing world. so one day, she joins the choir club and she discovers her talent for music and she finds herself torn between pursuing her dreams and the fear of abandoning her family, basically. >> jimmy: yeah it's amazing >> it's a really cool movie. >> jimmy: it's a great movie and it's out now you can see it on apple tv plus >> yeah. here's eugenio derbez in "coda. take a look. >> why did you run out of my class? >> i got scared. >> of what other kids >> maybe or maybe finding out that i'm bad. >> do you know what bowie said about bob dylan? "the voice like sand and glue. there are plenty of pretty voices with nothing to say." do you have something to say >> i think so. >> good. then i'll see you in class, bob. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: eugenio derbez "coda" is in theaters and streaming on apple tv plus right now. we'll be right back with a a performance from chvrches. stick around [ cheers and applause ♪ i'm so glad you're ok, sgt. houston. this is sam with us

finally, a musical crowd pleaser called coda, which stands for child of deaf adults.lm la famille belier, it stars emilia jones as ruby, a 17—year—old who is the only hearing member of her family. outside of school, her spare time is spent acting as an interpreter for her parents and brother and working on theirfishing boat. but ruby has a secret. she loves to sing. spurred on by her teacher, she considers a career in music but she fears her parents won't support her ambitions. funny and unconventional, ruby's parents bring wit and warmth to the story, and crucially they are played by deaf actors, troy kotsur and marlee matlin, who won an oscar for children of a lesser god in 1986. as for the hearing cast, emilia jones, who is the daughter of singer aled jones, is terrific, though eugenio derbez feels miscast as her flamboyant music teacher. still, i was prepared to forgive and forget when it came to the emotionalfinale. coda is an uplifting, inclusive tear—jerker with a flavour of the tv series glee, and it is a real step forward when it comes to the representation o

only deaf person to win in any category. 35 years later, she is out to change that, with a new movie, codarlee matlin, her story. >> cowan: producer clive davis is pretty hard to top in the music business, but as kelefa sanneh reports, his next production might just land at the top of his storied career. >> reporter: on saturday, headliners like paul simon, bruce springsteen and earth, wind, and fire are playing a concert in new york's central park. why? because music industry legend clive dis them who was your first phone call after you agreed do do this? >> jon landau, the manager of bruce springsteen. >> reporter: coming up on "sunday morning," putting on a blockbuster concert. ♪ >> cowan: i'll be telling you about the stresses facing many college-bound students even before covid. chip reid has a word or two about the new museum dedicated to the power of language. steve hartman has a love story that will give you goosebumpps. plus the latest on afghanistan and that earth in haiti. all that and more on this sunday, the 15th of august, 2021. we'll be right bac you know when you're at ross

"coda" set in gloucester bertha, thank you. i know that gore ton or mrs. in it. >>> the biden administration is calling on the private sector to help prevent the growing cyber att attacks. jpmorgan, bank of america and others are set to gather at the white house today to try to talk about a potential plan to figure out how to stop all these hack attacks. eamon javers joining us on the cnbc news line with a preview. eamon, if you are in that meeting and maybe a hacker will be, if you know what i mean, what do you think is going to be agenda number one? >> well, look, brian, the goal here is to figure out how the united states broadly can respond to this wave of ransomware attacks and other hacks, including ip theft from major tech companies there's going to be a lot on the table here and the question -- the big question as a country is can the government and the private sector come together in some effective way to respond to this part of the reason why the hackers have been so successful in recent years is really because the response has been fragmented, i

finally, a musical crowd pleaser called coda, which stands for child of deaf adults.s spent acting as an interpreter for her parents and brother and working on theirfishing boat. but ruby has a secret. she loves to sing. spurred on by her teacher, she considers a career in music but she fears her parents won't support her ambitions. funny and unconventional, ruby's parents bring wit and warmth to the story, and crucially they are played by deaf actors, troy kotsur and marlee matlin, who won an oscar for children of a lesser god in 1986. as for the hearing cast, emilia jones, who is the daughter of singer aled jones, is terrific, though eugenio derbez feels miscast as her flamboyant music teacher. still, i was prepared to forgive and forget when it came to the emotionalfinale. coda is an uplifting, inclusive tear—jerker with a flavour of the tv series glee, and it is a real step forward when it comes to the representation of deaf characters on screen. it is in cinemas, and on apple tv plus now. thanks for watching the film review with me anna smith. i will be back next

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waiting for answers while the state has been in a state of political and economic breakdown. zayna coda reports from by roche, or any of us. they mark the minute their city exploded. they read the names of the victims of one of the largest non nuclear blasts in history. a year on a route remembered the port explosion that destroyed so many lives aaliyah outside the blasts site, where thousands of tons of ammonium nitrate blew up families of the victims. the survivors gathered to demand justice and accountability in the justice isn't just the demand of the families of the victims. but of all of the lebanese people, we want to know who brought in the explosives to the port. we want to know who allowed for their unloading, who withdrew quantities of these explosives from the port and where it was sent. we are here to launch an appeal to the countries of the world. we urged the international community to come and save lebanon, because the world cares not our own officials. the world is beginning to listen to the pain and suffering of the lebanese people, not our own officials. it's been dif

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but in rural areas, free hours away from seattle or in the middle of south dakota or note to coda, we do not have the large -- or north dakota, we do not have that large pocket of success. we are advancing our ability to ensure we have not only revenue secured by treaty, but our own powers to raise revenues and exercise commercial enterprises for profits to meet the needs of our citizens. host: you stressed the issue of covid before. what did the pandemic over the last year and a half plus reveal about the state of health care and indian reservation land? guest: the pandemic lay bare the vulnerability -- laid bare the vulnerability and the world has recognized the disproportionate impact of covid-19 to indigenous peoples. but because we are not prepared and because we don't have the health care dollars that are necessary to meet basic needs, we have high rates of diabetes, cardiovascular disease, all of these underlying conditions within these communities are off the charts. that rendered us very vulnerable. like any other challenge confronted by the indian country, we exercise ingenu

of the victims is still demanding answers as xena. coda reports from by roach, the gutted silos at the roots port still stand as a symbol of a tragedy. i feel what i know the building behind us collapse and 4 people were killed. i was strong to the ground unconscious. we will never forget that explosion . it began with a fire at warehouse 12. it's believed to have blown up the ammonium nitrate that was unsafely, stored with flavor able materials. the neighborhoods were destroyed, more than 200 people were killed on august 4, 2020. we saw her thinkers there, her running shoes. we didn't expect or imagined that he will be. at the point, we will will saw her that her sister, jessica worked at one of the roots hospitals. many were badly damaged in the explosion. all the hospital teens ran to the patient and had to move them to the secured area which turned into battlefield. we had a few minutes and then because after a few minutes came the came, came the patience which were wounded and that no one has yet been held to account. families of the victims are up against the political and securi

the coda equals donald breaks down 7 days of disarray and i scanned stones last exit point. a warning, you may find the upcoming content disturbing. the past few days have been an ultimate exercise in white washing for the white house. the beverly collapse of ganna is done following the us withdrawal happened as people were being shot, desperate of gunny scaling jets, some even tragically falling of the shaggy to their deaths. and as of a q a to in chief biden searched for excuses, and he initially went for the statue of limitations defense. we've all seen the pictures. we've seen those hundreds of people packed into a c 17. we've seen afghans falling. there was 4 days ago, 5 days ago, it was actually 2, but that's not really the point. anyway. it was the fact that the service dogs booted planes and flew to freedom while crowds fought for access on the runway below. and the us ambassador to the un didn't seem to mind. we are in a process of trying to get people out and our friends and allies are not hanging off of planes. there aren't many things that can make a loving paren

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it's a marker in history, a closing chapter and a coda to the speech that started it. >> good afternoon. on my orders, the united states military has begun strikes against al qaeda terrorist training camps and military installations of the taliban regime in afghanistan. now the taliban will pay a price. the name of today's military operation is enduring freedom. we will not waiver, we will not tire, we will not falter and we will not fail. >> that, of course, was then-president george w. bush announcing the start of the bombing campaign that began on the night of october 7th, 2001, in kabul. it's also where the last u.s. plane carrying american forces lifted off 7,269 days later, marking the end of america's longest war. this iconic image of the last american soldier with boots on the ground in afghanistan, major general chris donahue boarding that final c-17 out of the country. in that clip we just played you heard then-president bush announce the name of that operation enduring freedom. if that word rings a bell, it's because we heard it a lot yesterday from biden administration offic

depends on, i mean it was, january 6th was what, sort of this horrific but in a lot of ways inevitable coda to what trump had been telling us for years, for decades, that he would never lose a fair fight, that it would always be election fraud. right? he claimed it was fraud and when the apprentice lost in in the and its run, but also think about there's another scene in the book i sort of described this dichotomy with trump, in 2016 he's telling us really what he's going lose is fraud. some of the same concerns that were happening in public at the time were repeated in 2020 but behind the scenes i have this scene where it's twice 16, his work is going to lose, he's talking to milani and some of the people and he said, he tells milani his plan about how on election night is going to have the plane all gassed up and if they lose he's not giving is, he's taken his speech, nothing, they will go to monaco and is going to be in his talks and -- tuxedo and to live like kings in monaco for a few days. melania erupts in laughter to the point where it kind of takes some of the people at the table of

we are performing an engineering analysis we realized thatterra coda enters with less wait and will changethe strum turfor the building. there are limitations and the span available and would introduce additional support as a result would increase it further. we are proposing to use limnumb blades. -- aluminum playeds. we are using terra-cotta. we are very focused on that. we will be creating samples of the materials to make sure that they are meeting the materiality standards that we established. that addresses that. i believe the question involves the structure of the building being visible. the answer is, no, the addition is offset from the show. it is not be visible through the penetration on the ground level. it will not be visible at the addition except for maybe at night when the building is illuminated internally you would be able to see shadows of can concrete columns. the color is 50 stanford building is intentionally different. these buildings are touching each other, they are separate. no internal connection between the buildings. we wanted to make sure while this is one develo

and australians tend to over focus on coda, which is there sort of definitive campaign for the war. really i think the japanese perspectives is the more accurate one. from their vantage point, would they see are the two headed monster that is tearing to pieces and cannot keep up with the rate being inflicted upon them. this is the kind of war the americans needed to create in order to have victory in the larger conflict. if i could have the next slide. it was the late great historian who brought this out in his midway book, he points out the fact there is an inherent conflict between having what you might call a decisive battle within the framework of war whose outcome has largely been predetermined. i would have to say that i, as you imagine, on the side of the outcome of the pacific, we're not world war ii as a whole. but the pacific war. it was largely predetermined as long as the americans want to stay in it. i would have to say midway was not a turning point at the strategic level. although it was a turning point i would say at the operational level because it brings down the c

finally, a musical crowd pleaser called coda, which stands for child of deaf adults.ally they are funny and unconventional, ruby's parents bring wit and warmth to the story, and crucially they are played by deaf actors, troy kotsur and marlee matlin, who won an oscar for children of a lesser god in 1986. as for the hearing cast, emilia jones, who is the daughter of singer aled jones, is terrific, though eugenio derbez feels miscast as her flamboyant music teacher. still, i was prepared to forgive and forget when it came to the emotionalfinale. coda is an uplifting, inclusive tear—jerker with a flavour of the tv series glee,and it is a real step forward when it comes to the representation of deaf characters on screen. it is cinemas, and on apple tv plus now. thanks for watching the film review with me anna smith. i will be back next week. meantime, stay safe. good morning welcome to breakfast with rachel burden and chris mason. our headlines today: the victims remembered — prayers will be said this morning for the five people killed in plymouth. but questions intensify

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