the cowboy culture. the cowboys cattle and culture. and he exhibits for the panhandle planes museum and the smithsonian museum of american art which is an art exhibit downstairs at the capitol cowboys and cultures which is become our most popular exhibit since we've been in this building in the last 14 years. he does a living history program called cowboy mike which he promises to do across the street at the bar and though he is a fine artist himself, a word to the wise tonight. do not ask him to draw. ladies and gentlemen, michael grauer. [applause] >> that's funny. thank you all for letting me come back here to talk to you one more time about the exhibition on stairs. if you've not seen it ill take an opportunity after a finish this lecture and go down and see the points that i'm making tonight which are relevant to what you see downstairs. when you do the sorts of things it's not just for seoul effort, a lot of people are involved. i need to think a couple of people, because this will be my last opportunity to speak publicly here at

cowboys worked for drover's. he was probably a cowboy than.ybe he wanted to be a do-over. >> no, i think he left misery, went down into the civil war area and then over into texas. >> there were a lot of young men, primarily young men. if you were leading the herd or the drover, you were a well respected individual. because you were in charge of maintaining a heard that was put together by, who knows how many other ranchers. and so, when their herds were put together, each rancher had its own brand, right? and then when they heard that was going to be driven north was a culmination of all these different guards, so they were given a trail brand. so there were two brands on the cattle. when identifying the owner, and when identifying that the hurt that was driven north. and then this way, there were times when stampedes and other things that the cattle would get almost up from the different currents and cowboys had the tasks of supporting those herds out and getting back on the trail. so there were lots of different herds commingled in the same

altogether more surprising is cowboys, the new film from writer—director anna kerrigan.to be like you. and you encourage it, troy. no, no, no, no. she said that she is a boy. oh, god! that she feels like she's in the wrong body, like she's like an alien living in someone else's body. like that body snatchers movie. like the body snatchers movie? troy, what are you talking about? steve zahn and jillian bell star as the separated parents ofjoe, played by upcoming trans actor sasha knight. joe is being raised as a girl but identifies as a boy, something which baffles and distresses bell's sally, who thinks zahn�*s troy has been putting ideas into their child's head. meanwhile, troy, who has a bipolar condition, decides to takejoe across the wild lands of montana to canada, creating a new life for both of them. with a supporting cast that includes the great ann dowd, whose forthcoming film mass is already shaping up as one of my favourite films of the year, cowboys is a low—key treat, a film of great sensitivity and tact, but also a genuinely engaging drama packed with humou

a different category the category is -- "cowboy accessory. what's a cowboy accessory.ust because something happened with me and suzie, doesn't mean i'm thinking. >> i'm trying to do these that connect to "the voice. >> jimmy: what is a cowboy -- cowboy accessory oh, my gosh. ready? >> both: one, two, three >> jimmy: chaps. >> tariq: boots. [ buzzer sound ] >> jimmy: what did you say what did you say >> did he say chaps? [ laughter ] >> tariq: chaps. >> jimmy: chaps. oh, my god >> that's what i was gonna say [ laughter ] >> jimmy: cowboy -- cowboy boots. chaps? >> spurs see, jimmy, you're on the same - >> jimmy: yes, boots, spurs. you have one chance to steal name a cowboy accessory. whenever you're ready, count to three and say it >> one, two, three >> both: rope. >> yes [ ding ] [ cheers and applause ♪ >> yes >> jimmy: a rope >> tariq: you gave -- we gave that one to them >> jimmy: cowboy accessory they both said rope. >> tariq: we gave that one to them >> jimmy: that's not an accessory. >> 'cause you rope the calf. >> tariq: yeah >> jimmy: this is all silly. i've nev

altogether more surprising is cowboys, the new film from writer—director anna kerrigan.and you encourage it, troy. no, no, no, she said that she is a boy. oh, god. that she feels like she's in the wrong body, that she's like an alien living in someone else's body. like the body snatchers movie. like the body snatchers movie? troy, what are you talking about? steve zahn stars as the parents ofjoe, a girl that identifies as a boy, something which baffles and distresses sally, who thinks that zahn�*s troy has been putting ideas into their child's head. troy decides to make a new life for both of them in canada. with a supporting cast that includes the great ann dowd, whose forthcoming film mass is already shaping up as one of my favourite films of the year, cowboys is a low—key treat, a film of great sensitivity and tact, but also a genuinely engaging drama packed with humour and heartbreak, offering real humanist insight into its characters�* strengths and foils. you understood what we were doing! what was the plan? you were supposed to protect me! although it deals with h

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he's the only dallas cowboy who married a dude. as far as we know, anyway.mer nfl linebacker jeff for. the select the mayor to you? probably post doc tank operator a favor carnival. fox news radio -- >> her harris gold and every da she gets more old, fox news contributor katherine timpf. >> jeff, i was trying to find a funny way to introduce you and couldn't think of anything funnier than you be an nfl linebacker for dallas cowboys who then there is a guy who looks like liberace. >> i did. the younger version of liberace. it's an interesting thing to be at nfl player and mary somebody like liberace. >> with this won't stop, this critical race theory, how would it have been -- help when it up and greeted by the cowboys in the 1980s if you were so we're back then it could remember what it was like? >> it would not have work, especially on that team. they would've never grabbed me in the first place. but when i didn't get there, we had a heck of a lot of fun. a lot of. the nfl was out of control back then. >> so has that the change? , this stuff, can't work in

he's the only dallas cowboy who married a dude. as far as we know, anyway. former nfl linebacker jeff for. the select the mayor to you? probably post doc tank operator a favor carnival. fox news radio -- >> her harris gold and every da she gets more old, fox news contributor katherine timpf. >> jeff, i was trying to find a funny way to introduce you and couldn't think of anything funnier than you be an nfl linebacker for dallas cowboys who then there is a guy who looks like liberace. >> i did. the younger version of liberace. it's an interesting thing to be at nfl player and mary somebody like liberace. >> with this won't stop, this critical race theory, how would it have been -- help when it up and greeted by the cowboys in the 1980s if you were so we're back then it could remember what it was like? >> it would not have work, especially on that team. they would've never grabbed me in the first place. but when i didn't get there, we had a heck of a lot of fun. a lot of. the nfl was out of control back then. >> so has that the change? , this stuff, can't work

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a picture of the dallas cowboy cheer leaders, a number of people in that audience are women. the short version of the answer to that question is entertainment has changed quite a bit. we don't have programs like this that just send women as symbols of home anymore. the entertainment the military gets today is through the uso and through the armed forces professional entertainment office, which sends groups, musical groups, theatrical groups that most of us have never heard of but are trying to make it big. there has been some discussion, probably not enough, about what kind of entertainment, in terms of how women are presented. so again you have everything from, you know, women authors going to visit, women comedians, women actors -- you know, i mean, all of the sort of things you see in the press today, alongside very scantily clad suggestive dancers. and i think the conversation about how that should look in a military that includes a whole lot of women, but also includes a whole lot of older men, who are fathers, right, the demographics are changing. this is not -- we are

in a city known for pizza rats and naked cowboys, new york's sanitation workers have seen just abouting. >> you think an ordinary day would be garbage trucks, but in these streets you see everything. >> until they saw this, flames billowing out of a second story window along their collection route in brooklyn. >> when we pulled up to the corner the smoke was billowing out the building. but what caught our attention was the lady screaming "help." >> robert and george jumped into action. >> not even conversation. me and my partner locked eyes, like we know what to do. >> simultaneously, like we just jolted out of the truck and ran up to the lady. >> the duo never trained in ems or fire safety, but like they do every single day, picking it up as they go along. >> i asked her anybody up there? and she said someone save my mother. just ran. it was just dark. that's all i remember. >> rob and george first helping a mother and her two children, then going back in to help their grandmother, still stuck inside. >> i guess she was trying to get out. but the way she was just reaching, she grabb

we have james brolin playing a trucker in 1976 and in which he in the film still cowboys. his truck is called outlaw. okay, and his wife has left him for a fruit burger professor. i think that means me. and at the same time. he's got a he's got a repossession man coming to his house driving a vw. and third he has a corporate trucking company breathing down his neck to take away his job to put him into a uniform and of course the owner of that company is called pinkus. highly suggestive and he says to him to brolin's character. i i know you're a big man. i know what got under the belt. oh, this is suggestive of the way that the film is is aiming at those frustrated by the icc interstate commerce commission that was forcing the rules or corporations and at the end of the film clay goes crazy and smashing the furniture in his house screams. i'm a man. before driving his truck into pincuses. home and a hail of bullets committing suicide back to cars and back to cannonball so we want to reconnect with my comments on cannonball. we're going to leave trucks behind for a few minut

it was during a rugby game, and it was the roosters versus the cowboys, and they saw a fan doing a shoeyof a shoe. >> that is passion right there. >> it is a time-honored australian tradition, and everybody loved it, but hmm. >> kind of gross. >>> okay, this next one that also happened. pucker up. it's a little easier to see, i guess. it is a pucker fish. >> ah. >> with a diver here, posting, this is an awesome selfie right here. the pucker fish knows it's on camera, no? it's staring right into it. an underwater photographer managed to capture this quick video while diving in victoria's peninsula in australia, not quite drinking beer out of a shoe. >> that's how me and my girlfriends take pictures when we're out and about and want to post to the gram. >> got to get every angle. even the fish knows, got to get the angles in there. >> it's like tag photos and what you think you look like. some of us look like that fish. >> is it me, or is the fish smiling? >> i know. i wonder if it does duck lips, get it? that was a bad joke. that's it for th >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!"

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i thought i came upon one of those old cowboy shows.realized it was not bonanza at all but cnn featuring america's favorite cowboy, political consultant mark mckinnon. here's what he had to say about the big lie. >> it strikes me that the entire republican party is on the titanic and is going to crash on the iceberg of the big lie. the party becomes branded as the party of the big lie. >> laura: they are going to do everything to keep that narrative alive because i know, if liz cheney went out of space, i'm sure -- she could just shelter under the brim of mckinnon -- that he -- [overlapping speakers] >> like an old rebound, i'm flipping around. mckinnon was back on cnn. >> facebook should consider returning donald trump to the platform if and only if he is willing to acknowledge that this was a free and fair election and that joe biden is our president. when he does that, i think he should be considered to come back on. i think that is a good idea. >> reporter: people should ponder that. this is basically a social media supremacy where

i was flipping the dial the other night and i thought i had come upon one of those old cowboy shows, bonanza or something and then realized it wasn't bonanza but cnn featuring america's favorite cowboy mark mc kennan. here's what he had to say about the big valley, i mean the big lie. >> it strikes me the entire republican party has gotten on the titanic and is going to crash on the iceberg with the big lie. the party becomes branded as the party of the big lie. >> they are going to do anything to keep that narrative alive of january 6th. if liz cheney runs out of space in the gop big 10 she can shelter under the brim of mckinnon's stetson. did he bring the laptop to the event? >> like an old rerun i'm looking around, he was back on cnn. >> facebook should consider returning donald trump a platform if and only if he is willing to acknowledge that this was a free and fair election and joe biden is our president. when he does that he should be considered to come back on. >> people should ponder that. this is a social media both of supreme is where you agree to a core set of ideas or yo

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we are still sending the dallas cowboys cheerleaders among other groups of professional cheerleaders, dancers, etc, to war zones all over the middle east. being a texan now, i am always hesitant to mention this because i'm scared the state of texas will come find before mentioning the dallas cowboys cheerleaders with anything about the utmost respect, but nonetheless, we are still sending dubious kinds of entertainment, and that's where we end up with the book. [laughs] so stay tuned. back to world war i. why in the world is the u.s. military doing this? it costs a lot of money, takes a lot of effort to get these people abroad, to manage all of the kinds of transportation issues you might imagine, security issues that you could imagine would be necessary. this is not an easy task. it takes a whole lot of effort and it comes from the top down in the military. this isn't a bunch of gi's sitting in france saying we would really like some girls from home to come over. it doesn't come that way. this is a talk down military and civilian organization approach, so what does it tell us? what d

neutrogena® >>> the down home music that was once the preserve of cowboys and rednecks is a thing offan pace. ♪ ♪ blame my roots ♪ ♪ i shouldn't have ruined your black tie dress ♪ ♪ >>> number one in the nation was garth brooks. were you surprised by that? >> yes, sir. i guess my family knew where they were going to be asking the questions and got there before everybody else. ♪ ♪ i got friends in low places ♪ the blues away ♪ >>> living in mississippi, country was a huge part of my life and it was all boss of garth brooks. the first time i saw him in concert i was probably 10 or 11 years old. i said that is exactly what i want to do. garth brooks is the biggest selling artist of the decade and the fastest selling musical artist ever. >> he's been described as a cross between john wayne and mick jagger. the looks of a cowboy and the moves of a rock and role star. >> big drums and everybody singing along. >> here i come. >> as it became less twangy in their way, that expanded their audience. audience like george strait or brooks and dunn. plenty of acts worked their way up. it became m

so i thought she was down in german football by me and a cowboy in this league a champions for a record knife time in iraq. the. title was confirmed before they had even kicked a ball on saturday as dortmund beat 2nd place lightish earlier in the day it means by and have rocked things out which 2 games left to play that's all the champions in a very relaxed made i can't imagine which spelled bad news for the visitors especially with brian's little strike a chasing a record of his i'm. in munich 9 was the magic number biden's 9th straight title was in the bag before kickoff well up front their number 9 robert levin dubs was on a personal quest to break miller's record of 40 league goals in a single season the polish predator scented blood and he post after just 2 minutes for good $37.00 of the campaign. but still harbor hopes of european football next season no wonder they were so frustrated when thomas miller's week short squeezed in to no byron. and 34 minute live in his seconds by a sumptuous volley for gold number 38 then the poll showed his unselfish site to set up kings the command

: we have seen a new investor class come into the space here, so it's not necessarily some of the cowboys got there early. they understand the volatility. when you look at this new breed of investors that come in, you included general volatility. how would you talk to people about the volatility? is this here to stay? is this something they have to live with, or will we see less and less of these types of drawdowns? >> i think that is entirely dependent on the narrative. if the fed had not printed god knows how many trillions of dollars, i don't think we would see this volatility in bitcoin, so it is very much cause-and-effect. i think the volatility will go down a little bit am here, but the cycle that continually happens is people build up leverage, they get overconfident, and then they get crushed. that is due to the fact that a lot of these assets are extremely speculative. i think the volatility will go down, but it is certainly here to stay for a while. >> you have some stress on the exchanges. are there signs you need to be firmed up to be able to handle more volatile days like thi

i then, you know, you have the movie era when the great singing cowboys, like gene autry came along. and, you know, there's gene autry, writing a stride horse heroic character. and he's got a guitar in his hand. and he's singing, which is, you know, kind of crazy cowboys singing, but for the movies it was a great thing. and i think a lot of people sitting in that audience looking at someone like gene autry up on a big screen holding this gorgeous martin guitar is still things begin to click. i want to play guitar. i want to get me one of those guitars like the one the only gene actually played or the jimmy rogers played. and i think that was the thing that kind of propelled the idea of the martin guitar being something a little special when the grandma john in happy and again, the company began upping output with each and every guitar still being made by hand . the finest woods were used and some instruments were made with mother of pearl inlaid, but it wasn't long before another world event affected the company. the government came to us and they said, so you know, we have this war

remember the guy in the cowboy hat? he jumped in to tell this worker to ignore us.orks for cyber ninjas, the tech company fired by arizona senate republicans to conduct this third ballot review or as lisa shackett calls it -- >> it was complete theater. >> reporter: with no training shackett got fired for two days, here she is on the floor as an observer. she is retired, a democrat, and worried about lack of training or consistent protocol with ballots. >> the effort here is to uncover a fraud and if they can't uncover it then they are going to create the fraud. >> from the counting process it is not a normal recount process. it is definitely not an audit process. >> reporter: ryan is an expert this election technology, he is on the floor brought in by the arizona secretary of state to obviously cyber ninja's ballot count. he is a registered independent and has been fired by both republicans and democrats to help safeguard dozens upon dozens of state and federal elections. >> i mean, there's ballots, there's people counting, but the process in which they are utilizi

picture of them wearing like all western senators, you can see paul laxalt's cowboy boots are very prominent in this image right here. to feature of being a western senator, i guess. here's another one of them in the oval office with an inscription from ronald reagan and it's just signed ron dear paul. and they say we were just sitting around or were we seriously getting some work done. i think it's it's that thanks ron. but it says discussing the summit. so this is a this is great. and there's like i want to say there's like almost 200 scrapbooks not all of them are as good as this one. this one obviously has all the meat knit. this is my go-to scrapbook for showing people because it's just got so many great photos and so many great notes in it. you can really see the relationship between the guys. and some of these photos this is an inside joke, but it looks like they're having a blast this secret service guy shows up in a lot of the photos. i don't know his name, but he never looks like he's having as much fun as these guys. here's from empire magazine, and it's a whole spread on paul lax

with their -- cowboy hats over their hearts.to me the monument to lady bird kind of is in the hearts of people and the beauty around -- i remember being in a taxi in washington, d.c. and the taxi driver had no idea i had anything to do with the lbj library and said, see those flowers, that's lady bird. he said that. i think her monument is alive, alive. it's living and even long -- >> also in the national parks, also in the national parks. we haven't talked about that. >> all the parks. >> a great deal of time promoting national parks and the creation of new ones and encouraging americans to take their vacations to see america in those national parks. i think about her every time i go to raise national seashore. this is where my parents live and i go there a lot. but she's got a big stamp on our culture in this country of appreciating our -- our national parks as monuments, monuments to natural beauty. we forget that. >> we didn't mention -- and there's a monument -- >> do we have time? >> we have half a minute. >> lady bird joh

who are walking around the state fair grounds in their cowboys hats and boots.mething and they'll say, yeah, look, see, here is what happened, biden didn't really win arizona. we can't be confident in that because we found whatever they make up. and there is no way for us to check it because they botched everything. there is no chain of custody. there is no way to do anything. so they will have -- they'll have planted that seed. we talked about a couple of weeks ago, this is going to another states and now we see that is what is happened. and they look only at race where's they lost. you would think maybe they might be -- why don't we take a look at lindry graham. did he really win by that miami votes and look at maine, that seems to be a surprise vote. they're not interested in that. because the whole thing is a scam. but it is a very serious one which is why the congress is going to have to ac. they'll have to get rid of the filibusters and the voting rights act -- >> so i think that is an interesting point and that is one way to handle it. the other thing we

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at their draft party the dallas cowboys even offered vaccinations. >> can you imagine getting your vaccine right here amazing. >> reporter: on sunday the milwaukee bucks did the same, more than 101 million americans now fully vaccinated, and today a glimpse of our future graduation in fenway park for the class of 2020 who missed out last year, andthis year's class of '21, hopefully the first of many. >> that's great video, molly. but let's go back to india. who will be affect by this travel ban from india to the u.s.? >> reporter: now, flights aren't being cancelled, at least not t changing their schedule but travel will be restricted for more permanent residents starting tuesday. >> thank you, molly. >>> breaking news out of southern california a boat believed to be packed with migrants capsized and broke apart near san diego killed at least three and injuring more than two dozen. >> reporter: a deadly day on the water. >> a lot of volunteers lost. >> reporter: a suspected smuggling boat carrying 30 people capsized off the coast of san diego, killing at least three people and hospitalizin

when the great singing cowboys like gene, our tree came along. and, you know, there is gene autry, riding a horse stride, a horse heroic character, and he's got a guitar in his hand, and he's singing, which is, you know, kind of crazy cowboys singing, but for the movies it was a great thing. and i think a lot of people sitting in that audience looking at someone like gene autry up on a big screen, holding this gorgeous martin guitar. it's still things begin to click. i want to play guitar. i want to get me one of those guitars like the one the only gene actually played or the jimmy rogers played. and i think that was the thing that kind of propelled the idea of the martin guitar being something a little special when law and again, the company began upping output with each and every guitar still being made by hand . the finest woods were used and some instruments were made with mother of pearl inlaid, but it wasn't long before another world event affected the company. the government came to us and they said, so you know, we have this more and we'r

. >>> the down home music once the preserve of cowboys and rednecks is well on its way to becoming thetly around the country, and building up a fan base. ♪ blame it all on my roots i showed up in my boots ♪ ♪ and ruined your black tie affair ♪ >> when they asked people their favorite singer, number one in the nation was garth brooks. are you surprised by that? >> yes, sir. i guess my family knew where they would be asking the questions and got there before they did. ♪ i got friends in low places ♪ ♪ where the whiskey drowns and the beer chases my blues away ♪ >> living in mississippi, country was a huge part of my life, and it was all because of garth brooks. the first time i ever saw him in concert, i was probably 10 or 11 years old. ♪ to the oasis ♪ >> i said that is exactly what i want to do. >> garth brooks is the biggest-selling artist of the decade and the fastest-selling musical artist ever. >> he's been described as a cross between john wayne and mick jagger. he's got the looks of a cowboy and the moves of a rock 'n' roll star. >> it sounded like rock 'n' roll. guitars and big

remember the guy in the cowboy hat, he told this worker to ignore us.the tech company hired by arizona senate republicans to conduct this third ballot review, or as lisa shaket calls it -- >> it was complete theater. >> reporter: with no training, shaket got hired for two days. here she is on the floor as an observer. she's retired, a democrat, and worried about lack of training and consistent counting of ballots. >> the effort is to uncover a fraud. if they can't uncover it, then they're going to create the fraud. >> from the counting process, it is not a normal re-count process. it is definitely not an audit process. >> reporter: ryan macias is an expert in election technology. he's on the floor, brought in by the arizona secretary of state to observe cyber ninjas' ballot count. he's a registered independent and has been hired by both republicans and democrats to safeguard dozen upon dozens of state and local elections. >> there's ballots. there's people counting. but the process in which they are utilizing, at least on the counting floor, is nothing

kw posted this adorable gift of a boy dancing in a cowboy outfit tweeting no more masks if you are freaking vaccinated. a new user set i went an entire year so you bet i will keep wearing my little mask. kathy h tweeted i feel like we're forgetting children under the age of 12 will not be vaccinated. what about our kids? thtag kpix if you want to weigh in. >>> to a breaking story in oakland, chopper five was over police activity. this call originally came in as an officer assaulted but now we are hearing that no one has been hurt. police are surrounding a home on plymouth between 98th and 99th avenue. we will keep an eye on this. >>> new at 5:00, an investigation is underway after a landscaper was found dead under bushes outside of an apartment complex. police have arrested a suspect they say he confessed taken killing the victim who was his supervisor. juliette goodrich is live at in concord outside the land keeping company where both men works. >> reporter: i just got off the phone with family members, they tell me that 42-year-old david nunez-sanchez is a father of three. he loved his jo

. >> reporter: in a city famous for pizza rats and american cowboys, new york's sanitation workers have everything. >> you would think every day it would just be a garbage truck, but in these streets you see everything. >> reporter: until they saw this, flames billowing from a house on their collection route. >> when we pulled up to the corner, the smoke was billowing out of the building, but what caught our attention was the lady screaming help. >> reporter: they jumped into action. >> no conversation between me and my partner.we jus loc hapoaneously, weust jol out of the truck and helped the lady. >> reporter: they've never been trained in fire safety or firefighting, but they just picked it up. >> it was just dark. that's all i remember. >> reporter: they first helped a woman and two children. then went back in to help their grandmother still stuck inside. >> i guess she was trying to get out but the way she was reaching -- i grabbed onto her and she grabbed onto me and we got her to the door. >> reporter: all in a day's work for these an tas sanitation wor. they pick up more than 12

they will host the dallas cowboys on thursday, september 9th. that sunday night on nbc it will be the chicago bears visiting the l.a. rams and the nfl says the 49ers will open in detroit sunday morning. that does it for our midday newscast. thanks for joining us. see you back here tomorrow morning. california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones, - (phone ringing) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. call or visit now california phones offers free devices and accessories for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program call or visit >>> right now on "california live," it's cocktail time, cali style. >> today we're celebrating the launch of caliwater with the founders vanessa founders and oliver trevna. congrats, guy. >> lisa found a place for some r & r. >> i think this is my spot. >> plus, patches that work magic on wrinkles. >> take advantage, you can use them over and over. >> and chocolate chi

at their draft party, the dallas cowboys even offered vaccinations >> can you imagine getting your vaccination right here at the ford center? amazing. >> reporter: on sunday, the milwaukee bucks did the same more than 101 million americans now fully vaccinated, and a glimpse of our future. >> for the class of 2021 >> reporter: graduation in fenway park for the emerson class of 2020, who missed out last year and this year's class of '21 hopefully the first of many. now flights aren't being canceled big airlines aren't changing their schedules, but travel will be restricted for noncitizens or permanent residents starting on tuesday. lindsey, frances >> molly, thank you. >>> according to the cdc, more than 40% of adults in america are fully vaccinated against covid. and governor andrew cuomo of new york says more than a third of almeanwhile, an estimated 80,000 new york city employees are scheduled to return to their offices this morning the mayor says a rotating schedule will be used to keep some people at home. >>> in liverpool, england, some people partied in weekend like it was 2019. thousand

showers that we have across the far north east of india bangladesh seeing those big seasonal storms the cowboys shockey is around blowing away more of those as we go on through thursday will pass a bungler test and more to the east of in the single worst of the weather although down towards the southwest some big showers here and very hot between. qatar airways 100 years ago britain and france made a secret deal to divide the middle east between them now we can draw a map. but what's worth the loss to the facts of this agreement there is a regional set to 6 because it's at those borders were drawn without consulting the people how to live with the. psych speak our minds in the sand on al-jazeera. watching out of their minds of our top stories this hour hamas has fired a barrels of rockets towards southern israel while israel has conducted asteroid's into besieged gaza strip and more is yet to come as rolls defense minister has approved more aerial attacks and called up about 5000 was that soldiers'. funerals are being held for those killed in total israeli bombardments have killed $27.00 palest

about a brother and sister living on a native american reservation, and a film about an injured rodeo cowboy nomadland also offers up an altogether different version of the american dream. to me, that american dream isn't a glamorous, you know, achieving, winning big and become... have a gold aeroplane or something. that is not... i think the american dream is really... the american broken dream, almost. you know, they kept going, they keep going once their dreams are broken. that is the true american spirit. we not only accept the tyranny of the dollar, the tyranny - of the marketplace, we embrace it. - the film features many real nomads, rather than actors, nonprofessionals being another signature feature of chloe zhao's film—making. they report she brought her own van to immerse herself in the lifestyle. it was very instinctive. she isjust... almost a chameleon, she takes on the people she is with, it seems like, based on her history and past life. yeah, it was amazing to watch. but chloe zhao's new film will be nothing like these. she was given marvel�*s eternals, starring angelina jolie

texas is closing its mass vaccination site at the dallas cowboy football stadium outside of dallas anddating others as demand for vaccines drops there. nationwide, the number of vaccinations fell 33% from their all-time highs last month. here's the white house press secretary earlier this morning. >> the state can still order. it's up to them. they can order up to their full allocation based on populace. they can also order less than their full allocation, and the less -- the doses that are not then given to that state will then go into kind of an overarching supply that could then be distributed to other states by population. now that same governor could the following week decide to order back to their maximum allocation, so it gives flexibility week by week. >> reporter: the president will speak about this at 11:30 our time. he does have a habit of run 20g to 30 minutes late. we'll, have of course, the latest highlights on nbcbayarea.com and on our 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. news but it sounds like if other states aren't going to use their vaccines, they will use them here. >> it's hard to h

brother and sister living on an native american reservation, and the rider, about an injured rodeo cowboyget films. nomadland also offers up an altogether different version of the american dream. to me, that american dream isn't a glamorous, you know, achieving, winning the big game and become... have a gold aeroplane or something. that is not — i think the american dream is really... the american broken dream, almost. you know, they kept going, they keep going once their dreams are broken. that is the true american spirit. we not only accept the tyranny of the dollar, the tyranny - of the marketplace, we embrace it. the film features many real nomads, rather than actors, nonprofessionals being another signature feature of chloe zhao's film—making. they brought, she reports, her own van to immerse herself in the lifestyle. it was very instinctive. she isjust... almost a chameleon, she takes on the people she is with, it seems like, based on her history and past life. yeah, it was amazing to watch. but zhao's new film will be nothing like these. she was given marvel�*s eternals, starring a

or we as a cowboy don't want began as fact see roll out in late march and astra zeneca is the only f.a. both vaccine on the island with blood clot concerns the facts in asia rate has been much lower than expected even medical staff are reluctant to get a shot why wouldn't use a white board for those who need to travel abroad they're willing to get the shot. before the majority of taiwanese people they're sitting on the fence as local infection rate remains low income. taiwan is one of the top of almost in covert containment with only around a 1000 comfort cases and trials with a touch that so far but the atlantis far behind in the facts in asia raise the number of facts in dos and then the start per $100.00 people is only sorrow point 3 in contrast with the global after a shower $14.00 many taiwanese simply don't feel any urgency to get a jab. in learning when you're going to spend years since the outbreak but life hasn't changed much the only inconvenience is we have to wear a mask but i'm used to that already so i don't think that's the urgency to get vaccinated compared to other cou

. >>> dallas cowboys quarterback stars dak prescott and ezekiel elliott, down nine to the clippers. the desperate team won. clippers were down 19, got a corner pocket three for mark morrison. l.a. won it 118-108, cut dallas series lead to 2-1. >>> and in hockey former sharks coach pete deboer, his golden knights star falling down, scoring his third goal of the game. that eliminated minnesota in the first round game seven decider. vegas won it, 6-2. they get colorado next round. that lunging falling down, kind of reminded me of a young liz cook reaching for a drop shot to save her match in her tennis days. >> i wish. i wouldn't make it that far. thanks, vern. >>> still ahead one of the most unusual job interviews we've ev ♪ look... if your wireless carrier was a guy, you'd leave him tomorrow. no not great at saving... you deserve better. xfinity mobile. now, they have unlimited for just $30 a month. $30. and they're number 1 in customer satisfaction. his number? delete it. deleting it. so break free from the big three. switch to xfinity mobile and internet and save up to $400 a year