and then the next time you see him is on facetime dead in a car? this is something that, you know, if it were fiction, you'd have to be too emotional to think about. now in the same county as the derek chauvin trial is happening, this is unbelievable. this is my hometown. >> charles ramsey, you heard a correspondent there mention the possibility of an armed robbery investigation that wright may have been involved in. not conclusive. we don't know that was the outstanding warrant. based on your experience, what is the training for police like there? you are attempting to arrest, someone gets back into the car, what are you trained to do sunday what is the kind of ladder of escalation if that's the right term here in terms of when it's okay based on training to use deadly force? >> well, i think, laura really captured it pretty well of concerning the circumstances under which you can use deadly force d. mere fact that he went and got back in his car. he didn't display a weapon at the officers putting him in immediate fear of their lives or someone el

we facetimed. i saw the gray beard. ] looking like my dad. it wasn't because -- we adjusted the ages where i'm like 41, 42, whatever. he's 64 in the actual -- >> jimmy: but in real life he's only 10 years older than you are? [ laughter ] >> yeah, yeah, i think 10 or 11 years older or something. >> jimmy: right. >> but he -- look, he wasn't offended. but when he showed up -- because we only had eight episodes to try to catch that chemistry. as soon as you get 20 episodes and you catch the chemistry around show 18, we didn't have that luxury. having him on there just made it crazy. >> jimmy: because you guys already have it. >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: the reverend sweet tea? >> reverend sweet tea. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is he based on anybody? >> listen, here's the thing. yeah, he's based on three people. he's based on a gang banger, a pimp, and a preacher. [ laughter ] he'll be in purgatory, wherever he goes. but i was always jealous of martin lawrence because he was always doing characters on his show. >> jimmy: right,

. >> mandaba mensajes, con facetime, poco a poco se fue enfermando, cuando ya no platicaba más . >> quérd de fallecimientos del covid-19, por un solo duias, este mes podría dejar más de 100 mil muertes, la vacunación no está siendo ni será masiva a corto plazo, y en chile casos de covid-19 suben 3 veces más rápidamente que lo peor de la pandemia, pese a que el 45 por ciento de la población es vacunada, expertos dicen a que el gobierno resaltó el lado positivo de las vacunaciones, restando importancia al riesgo que todavía existe . >> (♪♪ mÚsica ♪♪) . >> el drama en la frontera crece cada día, es más fuerte cuando vemos a niños solos que la cruzan arriesgando, hermanitos pequeños perdidos, otros deambulando vamos al reportaje . >> aparecieron desde la oscuridad, venían 6 menores, estas nenas se mantenían juntas, ella era la responsable, así actuaba, asegudando que nadie se apartara del grupo, parecía que quería tranquilizarlas, niños siguen entrando en grandes cantidades, el gobierno de joe biden no los expulsan, las familias también ingresan ilusionadas . >> la verdad sí, porque tengo l

she said mom, can you facetime me? sure, kid.: but when brandy went home, the door was open and the only sign of cody was the first note. >> it was the first cry for help and she went all the way. >> reporter: authorities found cody's body in a nearby field. she was 10 years old. >> it was a shock to the system. it was the last thing i was thinking was that she was going to take her own life because she wouldn't -- there was no signs. >> none of it made sense to you? >> none of it made sense. >> reporter: death from suicide among children remains rare but the number of children ages 6 to 12 who visited children's hospitals for suicidal thoughts or self-harm has more than doubled since 2016. dr. megan shot, head psychiatric emergency services at children's national hospital. >> when a child asks for help or tells you they're struggling, believe them and help get them mental health treatment. >> reporter: signs parents can look for in young kids, grades dropping, anger and irritability, not wanting to go outside. and while dr. shot

so near normal facetime highs this weekend. our pollen count, sky high, not just today, but through the weekend, and into early next week due to our dry weather that we're expecting. so not a lot of relief for allergy sufferers anytime soon. our sunset at 7:30, and our sunrise at 6:51. so daytime highs today, no longer talking about record- breaking highs like yesterday and the day before. so about 60 degrees in pacifica. we're looking at mid-60s in san francisco, and into the 70s inland. there we go with that extended forecast, as we're going to cool it down to the 50s and 60s for our week. we'll stay that way into the first part of next week. at this point, it looks dry all the way through next wednesday. those longer-range weather models give us a hint at the possibility of a few showers possibly on thursday. michelle? >> all right, mary. thank you. >>> the children's foreverry museum of san jose is back open indoors today for the first time in more than a year. it's starting out at 25% capacity. all ticket sales are online,

it is so difficult facetime can only do so much. >> reporter: partly why crews has taken this semester is living back home.e fall when restrictions have eased and when she feels whole again. >> i learned it's okay to ask for help. >> and larger lessons about the protections and harm of social distance catie beck, nbc news >>> up next, a world-famous natural landmark is burning out of control and we're also taking you to scenic iceland for a look at the remarkable high-tech way they're cleaning the air >>> there's a massive effort to battle an out-of-control fire on a famous landmark, south africa's table mountain began burning this morning the flames quickly spread. hikers overlooking capetown had to leave and hundreds of students from a nearby university were evacuated. >>> tonight, we're kicking off a week-long series of special reports addressing the climate challenge facing our planet. sarah harman traveled to iceland to see the remarkable new technology they're using to literally clear the air. >> reporter: in this barren lunar landscape lies a cutting-edge experiment to combat cl

laurent's you like facetime, right? i love it. i live on ago that.hey, guys, we've got some changes coming for weekend. we've got some low clouds and fog. >> that have gathered and certainly pushing on shore. now we're going to see more of that throughout the weekend. so if you have plans this weekend, be prepared is going to be whole lot cooler outside the clouds moving in over san francisco. that's kind of neat shot out there right now as we've got those going to surge. well on shore tonight. temperatures around the 50's around the coastline to cool off their 60's inside the bay. still some 70's warm inland. but tomorrow. yeah, we'll keep those temperatures down. 50's and 60's cool fog in san francisco about 55 degrees in pacifica 60, maybe an apple bay 61 in millbrae. you get the idea these temperatures are way down from just a day ago. are these numbers are soaring up in the 70's and even some mid to upper 80's. so go to clean out all around the bay area. so comfortable many of the valleys ago plan on seeing a lot of clouds moving in overhead spe

. >> and it was on a facetime, and she said, and he was crying and screaming and she said that they shot him, and my son was laying there unresponsive. that's the last time that i seen my son. >> reporter: there is a curfew in effect for minneapolis st. paul and here in brooklyn center. you can see behind me there are several hundred protesters that say they plan to be here for a while. the washington county district attorney, the d.a. that will be in charge of the case says he will decide by tomorrow if potter will face criminal charges. norah. >> o'donnell: possible criminal charges, all right, omar villafranca, thank you. and just a few miles away in minneapolis, derek chauvin's murder trial has reached a key point, after 11 days and 38 prosecution witnesses, the defense is now trying to convince the jury that chauvin convince the jury that chau did nothing wrong, and that george floyd died because of his drug use and health problems. here's cbs' jamie yuccas. >> reporter: today the prosecution rested and the defense immediately began building its case, calling on use of force expert

you can do everything remotely by phone, email, text message or we can do a zoom or a facetime meeting with you as well. we could also come out to meet you near your home or at a coffee shop nearby. there's absolutely no need to come into the office anymore unless you want to, of course. so if you're at home and you've been injured in an accident that was not your fault, you do not have an attorney, give us a call right now. we'll answer all of your questions with a free consultation and we'll let you know how much your case is potentially worth. - okay rob, so now i have another scenario for you and probably a lot of people at home can relate to this. they're in an accident, they've been injured and the other party doesn't have insurance. i mean is there really anything they can do? - oh, absolutely. there is gina. as a matter of fact, the attorneys tell me that if someone is injured in an accident and that person has um or uninsured motorist coverage,

we did s it by facetime. it was really interesting because i could dictate and gave her my story. had to excuse myself to get aa glass of water and i bring two back. i just thought she was there. it was so personal and -- it was so tight between his and and my eyes i was quarantine my family was there. my son was in l.a. and my daughter and tracy and friend of ours was there and we were quarantined in the house. it was lovely. we did jigsaw puzzles. we had great meals a great conversations. i was so impressed with these young people with social justice and the ramifications of the virus and aware of the agony and the rest of the world. [inaudible] all this awful stuff, but that the flavor is what i was writing. i had to write the epilogue, to put it in perspective, to say this personal story i was aware of the greater drama than on. >> how about the book tour? how is it then being virtual? >> amazing. i don't think i've worn a tip of her sweatpants in two years. seriously, i like to travel -- [inaudible] to just be me. actually, about the same thing but coming at it from different

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if you text her, give her a little time to get back to you, but steph curry's facetime seemed to get through. my call, i guess it was blocked. >>> the rest of the day in sports in a few minutes. we had a lot going on, including the warriors as well. >> you never have to apologize for screaming in the sports department for something like this. >>> moving on, still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, a san jose couple thinks the ups man is at their door, but instead it's a man going on a racist rant, how the family is now rallying the neighborhood to make sure it doesn't happen again. >>> in the fight against covid- 19 the cdc just tapped a stanford doctor to take on a senior advisory role with covid testing. >>> we've got clouds rolling in it's okay that you don't want to be first: you aren't. second covid vaccine. it's okay to have questions: everyone deserves answers. i'm wary that there isn't enough information. it's okay to be excited, or worried, or both. it's alright for it to take whatever it takes for you to be ready. hi mom, ready for your shot? we just got what? vaccinated. we just

we have kaleel and his brother on facetime. we have his mother right here. we have the mother of the fa family. we have five kids. and i don't care how you vote. i don't care if you're black or white. i don't care if you don't hike me. but have a moral conscience for the injustice that's going on. the media has to gain control and say we demand transparency and action from this body. we don't know what the video is going to show. they ain't shown us nothing. and we also have bad laws in the state of north carolina. >> yes, we do. >> and everybody should be held accountable for the fact that in columbus, ohio -- in columbus, ohio, in columbus, ohio, the video came out in a few hours. and you hear that pain? you hear the pain of the young lady in the back? that pain is all throughout the community. so the last point i want to make is the question we get asked. one of the worst questions we always get asked is can the family tell everybody to be calm and peaceful? and people always come up to the family and put that onus on them. you know, they always say can t

they've been chatting with their grandparents, facetiming. but to be able to see each other and give each other hugs and to know that that's a safe thing to do. they could have done it before, but it would have been dangerous. that's why we didn't do it. to know that it was safe was the most meaningful thing i've experienced in a long time and i'm thrilled vaccines enabled it. it will enable it for everybody else as well . >> talked to a grandparent who got to visit post vaccine and got to -- they are staying with their children now and said i'm going to stay here until they kick me out. a lot of time to make up for. dr. asheish jha. >>> we're live outside the minneapolis courthouse where we're about to hear more testimony in the derek chauvin murder trial. we'll bring it to you the moment it starts. and we're getting a much clearer picture of the defense's strategy. we're going to break it down. >>> also, republican congressman matt gaetz under investigation right now over sex trafficking allegations, but now we're learning he asked then-pre

we were gonna facetime as well. >> you didn't answer the question. >> stephen: yeah, jon.wer the question. because if you leave, i'll just get a different oscar-winning band leader. say hello to: anthony hopkins and stay father. in lesser oscar news, there was the rest of the oscars, which, due to covid, was a scaled down affair in l.a. at union station. it hearkened back to the oscars' glamorous roots, when charlie chaplin accepted his oscar from a drifter at the bus station. the speeches were a little different this year too, because the winners were given no time limits, which 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. it's incredible. my mom, my tad, they had sex. it's amazing. do you understand? i'm here. 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 s

. >> and it was a on a facetime. and she she was crying and screaming into some of the saddam. the 2 point of the phone toward the driver's seat and my son was laying there. unresponsive the right and floyd family are both represented by attorney benjamin crump. >> was trying to get away. he was not. a threat to them. wasn't the best but young people don't always make the best decisions as his mother said, he was >> they might or that feel my nephew, the officer who shot right. kim potter resigned from her job this morning. in a resignation letter she wrote resigning was in the best interest of the community the department and her fellow officers. she worked for the department for more than 2 decades. the brooklyn center police chief also resigned. >> after another chaotic night despite the 07:00pm curfew protesters stayed on the streets. some threw water bottles and other objects at officers. several officers were hurt and police say 5 businesses were burglarized. our mobile field force commander actually met with one of the individuals. >> on the scene about 7 o'clock in trie

and also there's someone in the room who has facetime with the president who can talk to him as a liaisonnity. we saw the white house announce there's going to be a new liaison for the aaip community but that is lawmakers putting pressure on him to say you need to do something and you need to have someone appointed to take on these issues. so, what we see here is the white house responding to that pressure. and this meeting is a result of that pressure. that i think is going to be an ongoing conversation about the aaip community because we are seeing so many horrific racist attacks on hem in the middle of this pandemic. >> thank you to the both of you for joining us this hour. >>> after the break, i'll be joined by afghanistan's ambassador to the united states. her reaction to president biden's plan to withdraw all u.s. troops to afghanistan over the next five months and in his words end the forever war. you're watching msnbc. i faced reminders of my hep c every day. i worried about my hep c. but in only 8 weeks with mavyret... ...i was cured. mavyret is the only 8-week cure for all types

wolf: la tecnologÍa lo que ha hecho es facilitarlo con el facetime, con el zoom.e la pandemia no ha hecho desaparecer a los infieles ni aquellos que los quieren cazar. Álvarez: el nÚmero de casos de infidelidad que manejamos, mÁs o menos de 20 a 25 casos mensuales, por oficina, en cada una de nuestras oficinas, tanto en la florida como en california. sandoval: lo que sÍ ha cambiado en este Último aÑo, segÚn Álvarez, es la manera que ellos rastrean a los que mantienen relaciones clandestinas. ¿cÓmo ustedes hacen para investigar? ¿no es mÁs difÍcil ahora investigar que antes? Álvarez: se complica cuando la relaciÓn es exclusivamente virtual, porque la comunicaciÓn ocurre en escenarios donde se presume la privacidad de quien la sostiene. entonces es difÍcil investigarlo. sandoval: aunque no quiso revelar sus mÉtodos para capturar a los infieles cibernÉticos, Álvarez dice que muchas veces la pasiÓn da lugar a que se cometan errores. Álvarez: hacen llamadas en lugares pÚblicos donde alguien puede estar escuchando o sencillamente utilizan medios de tecnologÍa que son de

. >> the girl that he had in the car answered the phone and it was a on a facetime.nd she she was crying and screaming into some of the saddam. the 2 point of the phone toward the driver's seat and my son was laying there. unresponsive. >> a decision on whether or not to charge officer partner. former officer potter could come down as soon as tomorrow. >> president biden and lawmakers. they joined the family of capitol police officer william evans today. evan's body us lying in state in the capitol rotunda. he was killed earlier this month when a man rammed his car into evans and another officer at a capitol complex barricade. the president says officer evans was defined by his loyalty and courage. house speaker nancy pelosi says lawmakers are working working on a bill to address the needs of capitol police that would include increasing the size of the force and bringing back some of the perimeter fencing that's been removed classes at austin east magnet school in knoxville, tennessee were canceled today after a shooting that left one student dead. >> and an officer

casual >> jimmy: so, wait so that -- so the photographer is there [ applause ] >> yeah, he was on facetimeyeah yeah >> yeah, cause obviously i can't trust justin with a camera so it was lizzie >> jimmy: and obviously can't trust norman >> no, norman. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: norman is so bad kate upton, everybody! [ cheers and applause for more information about "found active" check out foundactive.com. more "tonight show" after the break. stick around kate upton kate, we love you. [ cheers and applause ♪ we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa ♪ lash impact goes sky high. we're made for. new lash sensational sky high mascara from maybelline new york. limitless length plu

enforcement and the initiatives on the rise of hate crimes in the communities and publishing interactive facetime page and try to get another website to ensure transparency and nations date is a portal effort led to shine a spotlight anti- asian violence and meeting language barriers. hardening with organization to expand public education and awareness about hate crime recordings prevention response and also nationwide civil rights attorney ms. to promote state local law enforcement reporting pretty helping to observe also announcing the establishment of the task force somebody instructional and equity and human phobia and emphasis on health equity for specific pacific islanders in my community to appear disproportionally affected by covid-19. also national launching a virtual library including resources educators leaders and families for with asian market history and address the history by the challenges of the anti- asian racism and united season the biden administration is committed to working hand-in-hand with leaders in organizations and communities to have fairness and opportunity for all p

light laughter ] and he just loves to laugh, you know, and we got really close, you know, over our facetimeo explain it, he is just a nice guy, you know. and i've been a fan of him, you know, since those days i was a little kid, but i knew he was cool and to find out that he is cool in real life was just great. >> seth: yeah, 'cause they were -- i forget, that they, of course, were shooting miami for miami, and if you were a fan of that show, that meant you were a certain kind of person who probably wanted to hang out with don johnson. >> yeah, you either like ferraris or you like guns or you like blazers with colorful undershirts. [ laughter ] >> seth: you -- you also returned one of my favorite characters on "snl" last week, levar ball >> oh, crazy >> seth: you do seem to be having a genuine ball when you were doing this character. is it as much fun as it looks? >> it really is, and i think that's kind of my overall approach to update, especially when i'm nervous about something. because i haven't done lavar in a while and it's kind of a niche kind of character, like not a lot of people k

and then when i called back, the girl that he had in the car answered the phone and it was on a facetime and she said -- she was crying and screaming and she said that they shot him and that she pointed the phone towards the driver's seat and my son was laying there unresponsive. >> my lord. >> that is the last time i seen my son. that's the last time i heard from my son and i have had no explanation since then. >> daunte wright's aunt expressed outrage over the loss of her nephew who left behind a 1-year-old child. >> they murdered my nephew. she killed my nephew. my nephew was 20. did y'all not see my little great nephew? did y'all not see that beautiful baby? not over a mistake, over murder. >> daunte's aunt said she had a personal connection to george floyd. >> and the craziest thing is to find out today that my family has connections with this man, to this family. his girlfriend was a teacher for my nephew. my lord. >> the officer who shot and killed daunte wright is kimberly potter. a 26-year-old veteran of the brooklyn center police department who had also served as president to t

then when i called back, this girl that he had in the car answered the phone and it was a -- on a facetimeand she said -- she was crying and screaming and she said that they shot him and she pointed the phone toward the driver's seat and my son was laying there, unresponsive. that was the last time that i seen my son. that's the last time i heard from my son, and i have had no explanation since then. >> we're with you, miss katie. >> yes. >> we got your back. >> please continue. >> mr. wright, do you have a word to say? okay. okay. now we're going to hear from chyna -- >> the mother of daunte wright who just lost her son who was on the phone with her son when this police encounter began only to learn that it ended the way it did. you can hear the anguish. that was going on as we got this huge announcement from the mayor about the resignations of not only the police officer who shot and killed daunte wright but also the police chief of that department, laura coates and charles ramsey are back with us now. commissioner ramsey, kim potter, the police officer, resigned. the police chief resign

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bottles you know, so >> seth: my kids, of course, their entire lives i've been on tv and so i'll facetimethe show and i'll often be in the makeup chair, and you know that's something that we just have to go through and today i face timed with my kid, and he had -- a friend was behind him and so my kid's not surprised that i'm sitting there with somebody doing my hair, but i just watched his friend in the background go -- [ laughter ] like what the hell is your dad's deal >> what the hell is going on >> seth: hey i do want to give a shout-out. chelsea frei plays your daughter on the show. >> yeah. >> seth: and chelsea succeeded in spite of the fact that she was an intern on this show when we first started so we jut want to give a shout-out to her on her success, and we're so happy that you two are working together >> you know, it's so weird, seth, because i had no idea. she never told me that and so today one of the people on your staff mentioned it, and i was like, "you got to be kidding me." so i call chelsea, and chelsea said, "yeah, i loved it, it was the greatest, blah blah blah." so

i can't facetime you. i want to see what is up with you, not just here you.ill get you an iphone and just send it to you. mark, thanks so much for that color commentary. coming up, the u.k. start rolling out the moderna shot. new evidence of lasting six months. also, the u.k. has stopped trials on astrazeneca in children. there are just bad headlines for the astrazeneca vaccine. more on the rollout next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is good news that we begin to see some good evidence of antibody protection lasting at least six months. that is as long as we have tested. we expect will get more and more data first from that earlier study and from larger studies we did. lots more to come on that but that is encouraging. as for the variants, our immune system is trained to detect many hundreds of threats on a daily basis. variants will look like slightly different threats and in some cases, they have shown they can evade the immune response partially. what we have shown so far is that some of the immune system continues to attack the variants. we will have to keep

we were going to facetime as well. but -- >> you didn't answer the question -- >> yeah, jon, you didn't answer the question! because if you leave, it won't be any different. say hello to anthony hopkins and "stay father." this morning's " was presented by progressive. >>> i think the relationship. the partnership that the great romance those two have -- >> irreplaceable. >> not going anywhere. congratulations for him. we're excited for him. to stephen colbert as well. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." a good sign against the fight against the pandemic. the cdc guidelines will focus on what it's safe to do outdoors especially if you've already been vaccinated. weijia jiang is at the white house with the story. good morning to you. president biden is expected to speak on the state of the pandemic. what do you know, what have you heard about the new guide against. >> reporter: good morning, gayle, a federal official tell uses that the language is not final, but the updated guidelines will stem from one key factor, whethe

gone was the hour long commute, lunch—al—desko and saying goodnight to your kids via facetime.alf an hour _ before the pandemic? i live about half an hour away _ before the pandemic? i live about half an hour away and _ before the pandemic? i live about half an hour away and after - before the pandemic? i live about half an hour away and after race l half an hour away and after race under the door by 7—10 in the morning to make sure they would get to work on time and be able to find a parking spot and if i did not get there by 745, at the park far away and take another shuttle and work all day and race home back to my house and pick up one of my two kids that are 14 and 17 and then shuttle down to their various activities. that sounds like a regular day for a lot of people and how many days holiday do you get there and your job? i holiday do you get there and your 'ob? ., holiday do you get there and your 'ob? . . . , , job? i am lucky at the university, about five weeks. _ job? i am lucky at the university, about five weeks. that _ job? i am lucky at the university, about five

. >> it was on a facetime, and she said -- she was crying and screaming and she said that they shot hime'd pointed the phone towards the driver's seat and my son was laying there unresponsive. that was the last time that i've seen my son. >> police say daunte wright had been pulled over for an expired vk tag and officers tried to arrest him when they learned of an outstanding warrant and that he resisted. police say officer kim potter who had been training a new officer thought she reached for her taser, but she fired a gun instead. officer potter was a 26-year veteran of the police force along with police chief tim gannon, potter offered her resignation tuesday saying in a letter she believes it is in the best interest of the community, the department and my fellow officers if i resign immediately. brooklyn center mayor, mike elliot. >> i'm hoping this will bring some calm to the community about -- ultimately people want justice. >> why was she allowed to resign and why didn't you fire her instead? >> we were going through our own processes to make sure that we had all of the documenta

hold up the facetime be the family. >> yes >> it is a scary reminder we still do not know exactly whatnt out, if you were watching and this resonates with you, you're having a difficult time, there is the confidential national suicide prevention lifeline. the number is on your screen you can call it. 1-800-273-8255 >> great family. >>> let's turn it over to mr. roker for a check of the weather. >> hey, guys good morning interesting statistic has developed. the climate is actually shifting our earth's axis since the mid 1990s, the movement of the poles accelerated due to climate change there has always been movement of those geographic poles. however, what is happening now, water is melting from the glaciers due to the ocean shifting the earth's mass. as arctic poles are warmer, more water is melting off the glaciers before the mid-1990s, the north pole moved very slowly toward the south, toward new york and canada since the 1990s, the pole is now moving toward europe at about 4 inches per year. we still don't know what that is going to mean, but we do know climate change is actually af

i got pressured into doing some stuff i was really uncomfortable with, via facetime and such.put his hand down my skirt. i didn't talk to anyone about it for a year. i harassment, abuse and assaults — mostly by their own classmates. there have been protests and walk—outs, and a sense some schools have protected reputations before pupils. now there will be action. delighted to get in place an independent non—judgemental safe place for young people and their families and those affected by these developments to come and share their worries and their concerns because i think it's clearly distressing and disturbing to read online what these young people are experiencing, and we need to help as many of them as possible. we're wanting to go further, and that is why we have asked 0fsted to be able to conduct a full review in terms of safeguarding in our schools to protect the best interests of our children. they're aware this could eclipse any previous major scandal, and it may raise wider issues about male attitudes and the standard of sex and relationship education. it needs to tack

she did have another surprise guest join a little facetime with judge randy. there he is.s club is a cancer support program founded in memory of late "snl" comedian gilda radner, and the new york city chapter is announcing they're hosting their first-ever concert. it's called it's always something and will feature exclusive performances by sting, john batiste, kenny loggins as well as special appearances by jon hamm, brooke shields and our robin roberts. >> i am so honored to be a part of this. i have to tell you gilda's club, the work that they do, completely free. completely free, the services they provide not just for cancer patients, but their families as well, and their programs increased by 55% last year. >> wow. >> so this live virtual concert is going to benefit them and all the funds are going to go for that because, again, if you need them, they're there and they're free, right, lara? >> that's right, rob. the benefit concert will be live streamed. we want to let everybody know on gilda's club their youtube page, and that's happening -- hold on one sec, let me ge

facetime, skype, zoom, like what we're doing right now. you can stay connected. it's very possible. most connections are important. we are social critters and we need that connection. i think for people who don't have those options, pull up photos, take a look at pictures of family. you need to stay connected. and it's very important. >> and finally, do you have any suggestions that are specifically for families? >> yeah. well, again, i think one of the interesting things that's come about from all of this, is i talked to families on video is they're obviously spending more time together. while it's a bit awkward, particularly for parents who are in the house working a lot. it's a chance to really deepen relationships and spend more good, quality time together. i think parents really need to step back and kind of plan their day a little bit. not micro manage it, but have some ideas. can the family play games together? a lot of people i talked to, they're even together as a family for the first time. so i think there are a number of things that people can do. i think it is qulaouzful

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lots of face time hot the facetime >> for marshall and shannon stevens and their baby born mid pandemics what patients for and if you thought it was a hard lesson learned for almost forgotten the way try keeping grand maggie and pops out away from henry for 5 months. >> senate count count on the from them and they can come up and see us with all the adults now fully vaccinated. >> okay. what's that? says forces. >> it is time to come on over give her a hug. show me. and that view for the last year holidays have been spent with just 3 until number 4 arrived. >> between work from home. a newborn. the occasionally me >> you know, these parents cannot wait for the help someone else can hold the >> and while one remembers. another is you know, want to see do. in a holden. >> a big >> here's a little chills. that was a summer dash reporting for us this morning. we'll be >> mad. all right. that's something you don't see every day and who knew rabbits could yeah. looks like the easter bunny knows there's a group that actually went on an underwater easter egg hunt off the coast of the florida ke

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facetime, skype, zoom, like what we're doing right now. you can stay connected. it's very possible. most connections are important. we are social critters and we need that connection. i think for people who don't have those options, pull up photos, take a look at pictures of family. you need to stay connected. and it's very important. >> and finally, do you have any suggestions that are specifically for families? >> yeah. well, again, i think one of the interesting things that's come about from all of this, is i talked to families on video is they're obviously spending more time together. while it's a bit awkward, particularly for parents who are in the house working a lot. it's a chance to really deepen relationships and spend more good, quality time together. i think parents really need to step back and kind of plan their day a little bit. not micro manage it, but have some ideas. can the family play games together? a lot of people i talked to, they're even together as a family for the first time. so i think there are a number of things that people can do. i think it is qulaouzful

facetime, skype, zoom, like what we're doing right now. you can stay connected. it's very possible. most connections are important. we are social critters and we need that connection. i think for people who don't have those options, pull up photos, take a look at pictures of family. you need to stay connected. and it's very important. >> and finally, do you have any suggestions that are specifically for families? >> yeah. well, again, i think one of the interesting things that's come about from all of this, is i talked to families on video is they're obviously spending more time together. while it's a bit awkward, particularly for parents who are in the house working a lot. it's a chance to really deepen relationships and spend more good, quality time together. i think parents really need to step back and kind of plan their day a little bit. not micro manage it, but have some ideas. can the family play games together? a lot of people i talked to, they're even together as a family for the first time. so i think there are a number of things that people can do. i think it is qulaouzful