have been told this by several sources, that your instinct was to actually hold the line, to back david jordanr of editorial policy on this issue, but that you were lobbied by members of the bbc board who said there would be mass resignations among ethnic minority broadcasters if you did not apologise, is that correct? no, i was not lobbied... so you didn't have people saying to you that black and ethnic minority members of staff are furious about this? i knew people were furious about it but i felt very strongly it was the right thing to apologise, and to make clear our collective disquiet about this. is the n word now banned? no, it's not. in fact on the friday before, i apologised it was used in a programme about the real thing and it was appropriate, it went through all the guidelines and was appropriately done. no, it is where, when, how often and so on, we need to think very hard about and that is what we are doing. 60 seconds left, do you think bbc four will survive as a linear channel? yes. do you think bbc three will come back as a linear channel? i think that depends a lot on how aud

what i believelj have been told something, you are —— your instinct was to hold the line, back david jordan who said they would be mass resignations are most ethic minority broadcasters if you didn't apologise. is that correct? no, i was not lobbied. you didn't have people saying to that hallowed black men as our staff, ethnic minority members are furious, if you don't change, they would resign? people we re change, they would resign? people were furious but i felt strongly it was the right thing to apologise. and to make clear our collective disquiet. as the n word band? no, on the friday before i apologise, it was used in a programme about the real thing, that was appropriate that when two of the guidelines and was appropriately done. it is where, when, how often and someone we need to think very hard about and that is what we are doing. do you think the bbc for well survive as a linear channel? yes. will bbc three come back? that paint on how audiences change post covid—i9. what we have a day of people going more on demand so it is a close call. if the bbc looking at selling off building

he's already the reigning most valuable player, and he joins michael jordan, kevin garnet, and davidobinson as players who in their careers have not only won the mvp award, but the defensive player of the year, as well. >>> back to the days of yore. i don't know if it was ever normal, but sure seemed a lot more normal than this. it's time for this day if sports, brought to you by joe fonzi. >> there have been 303 no- hitters in major league history. august 25th is a rare no hitter day inspect 1952, virgil trucks of detroit threw his second no- hitter of the season. in 1967, the twins dean chance did one better. on this day, chance threw his second no-hitter in the month. that's this day in sports, august 25th. i'm joe fonzi. >> wow. two in one month. like i say, back to the days of yore. hey, in this day and age, boy, determination is something we all need a lot of bus and we can learn a lot of determination from kids. check this out. >> i guess when you first don't succeed, try and try again. it took 10-year-old fae ebert of toronto, california, a few tries before she finally sticks

in the same league as jimmy carter with the cap david orords -- camp david accords president clinton a deal between --ael and jordan beeping and it puts bibi netanyahu in the category with menachem begin, rabin. i think a major achievement. allies, up for our moving the embassy to jerusalem, sending a message to the world that we stand by our allies. every resident the last---every president the last five or six dimensions said i'm going to move the embassy to jerusalem, and didn't do it, where talk out of it by the foreign policy establishment. the president have the courage to do it. he recognized golan. all of that -- those are all the price of accomplishment--impressive a ccomplishments, but what may be noted the most in history standing up for the first time in years to communist china. we have stepped back and watch what they have done to our industry, hollowing out the manufacturing sector in the middle of our country. we have watched what they've done to our companies through the theft of intellectual property, we have seen great tech and hardware company's go out of business because the chinese stole the i

puts the president in the same league as jimmy carter with the camp david accords or president clinton with a deal between israel and jordan. it certainly puts bibi netanyahu in the category with menachem menachem begin, perez or rabin. the crown prince in the same as sadat or king hussein. i think a major achievement. standing up for our allies, moving the embassy to jerusalem, sending a message to the world that we stand by our allies. every president the past five or six elections went to the conventions said i'm going to , move the embassy to jerusalem, and didn't do it, where talk out of it by the foreign policy establishment. the president had the courage to do it. he recognized golan. all of that -- those are all impressive accomplishments, but the thing he may be no snow to ford history is standing up for the first time in 40 years to communist china. the covid virus coalesced a lot of people around that message. we have stepped back and watched what they have done to our industry, hollowing out the manufacturing sector in the middle of our country. we have watched what they've done to our companies through the the

david muir. >> reporter: 9-year-old jordan from oklahoma and his wish.iewed by a local tv station, asked what he'd want if granted three wishes, jordan simply answered, "family." >> family, family. those are the only wishes i have. to have a family. a mom and dad. or just mom. or just dad. >> reporter: jordan's words going viral. jordan's welfare specialist at the oklahoma department of human services telling us the response has been overwhelming. >> we're not used to having this kind of response, honestly. this has been huge. >> reporter: they have now had more than 10,000 families reaching out to become jordan's forever family. tonight they are poring through the applications. >> we want to make sure that we give this the best opportunity to be successful for him. >> reporter: jordan, one step closer to his wish. >> his wish, just to have a family. an estimated 400,000 children are in foster care, and about 100,000 of them are waiting to simply be adopted. >> it's a really special thing to do that. my parents passed away when i was young, i was adopted

that would be egypt and jordan. davidka, the deal essentially trades normalization with the uae, something that israel very much wants and hopes will be a prelude to a broader wave of normalization. for an israeli promise not to go forward with an he exation of the west bank. the language that is used in the formal communique says that the israelis are committed not to an ex areas that are described in president trump's so-called vision for peace peace plan which was announced in january. what does that mean? well, the precise areas haven't been defined yet, so it's hard to know. but i was assured yesterday both by u.s. and uae officials that this deal means no annexation period. and i think that's something that people should celebrate. i think this is a significant achievement for israel, for the uae and for the united states. since israel was created the dream that arab countries would accept normalized relations, exchange ambassadors has been one that i think millions of people around the world have shared. it moved f

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. >> david jolly, having been a member of congress yourself, you know, i heard jim jordan today againis along the lines of a democratic hoax. he's got a lot of constituents back home in ohio, i imagine, waiting for medication, hoping they don't get nicked with a late charge on a check they sent in on time. it turns out the post office affects every man, woman, and child in our country, by design. >> yeah, and, brian, to the point of your question of the death of expertise and rigor when 2 comes to policymaking, the postal service policy is a classic example. claire knows this. there's a mandate on them for universal service. they have to serve everywhere at the same first class rate, and yet congress restricts them in engaging in any for-profit activity or actually generating revenue in a place a typical business would. so they're in a catch-22. i think a broader question around all of this with the post office is whether or not donald trump is trying to steal this wlx in plain sight, and we won't know the answer to that. we know this is a president who has a pattern of trying to stea

david lee roth, at that time in 1984 was still capable of jumping across the entire stage. >> jimmy: with a boom box? >> he was like michael jordan for that long >> jimmy: i got to see them when they had a little reunion concert at cafe wha in new york, in a tiny club, and they sang "panama", which is unbelievable song. and they got to that one point, and, da, da, ain't no stopping us and we all screamed like pana - but the band didn't play anything and then they looked - back and they're like pana and we all went ah it was awesome >> you're like what? >> jimmy: yes it was the greatest thing i've ever seen. best move in rock and roll it tricked all of us >> took it to the next level you know what i did for my sister's 40th birthday is van halen was on the reunion tour with david lee roth yeah so, i got tickets at, like, the place that i could guess was the closest spot to where we were when we were 11 and 13. and we went to the forum and went and saw van halen >> jimmy: that is cool see, you just took cool and took the next step cooler. my first concert was "weird al" yankovic. >> by the way that makes total sense >> jimmy: i lov

jordan. >> so many mixed messages. hopefully people err on the side of caution. thank you, david>>> president trump says the government will send up to 125 million reusable face masks to schools to help them reopen on time. ben tracy looks at the president's newest medical ally in his effort to get students back in classrooms. >> so the first time i've shared the platform and it's an honor to do so. >> reporter: at the white house wednesday, president trump introduced his new coronavirus adviser, dr. scott atlas. >> the president's priority is to open the schools and open them safely. >> reporter: atlas, a frequent fox news guest, has praised the president's handling of the virus and shares many of his inaccurate views. >> much of the stuff on masks really is not very good science at all. >> reporter: atlas calls keeping kids out of school ludicrous. >> this is a level of hysteria. i feel like i'm living in a novel here. >> reporter: since restarting his coronavirus briefings last month, president trump has not included the government's health experts, dr. deborah birx and dr. an

david: it is fascinating. it is a big event. whether one is public -- republican or democrat, to have a third arab nation normalize with israel. it has been 25 years since jordan are about to hear from mike pompeo and recorded arcs from jerusalem -- report that recorded remarks -- recorded remarks from jerusalem. >> i have a big job that susan's 's dad. and nick their freedom is more secure because president trump put his america first vision into action. it may not have made him popular, but it has worked. president trump understand what president eisenhower said, for all that we cherish and justly desire ourselves and children, the securing of peace is the first requisite. indeed, the primary constitutional unction of the government is injuring her family and mine are safe and enjoy the freedom to live, work, learn and worship as they choose. delivering on this duty to keep us safe, and our freedoms intact, this president has led old initiatives in nearly every corner of the world. pulled back the curtain on the aggression of the chinese already. the resident tell china accountable for covering up the china virus and allowing fn destruction in america and th

jordan of ohio. spoke about the crime, the violence, he said mob rule on the streets of this country. as david said, won't let you g to church but they will let you riot. tt's a prestark contrast they're painting. >> it is, judy. i think given wt's gonupon and continues to go on in portland that it would be an issue. it is a democratic state. it's a democratic governor, democratic senators. demoatic mayor. and it seems to be quite frankly lawless. but donald trump weakened if not lity ond his own credi the issue by the terrible, terrible day at st. john's churchhen he used chemical irritants and official military power to uproot peaceful prote protesters in lafayette square so he could hola bible upsid down ia photo op. his credit it on this issue, agree with david's point earli earlier, is not there. i think they're playing -- this is whee they're playing a little defense. when jim jordan spoke about donald trump' tkindnesso a father who had lost a child. by speaking to him on the phone, that was a side of donald trump, herschel walker spokebout donald trump he knew, this was a tcertain compe