. >> reporter: high school senior leyla fern king has been serving on her school's court since the seventh grade. >> i was the only girl there and i think one of the few people of color on the court. she had so much strength. that gave me a lot of confidence to do what i do. >> i wonder if justice ginsburg was aware of her impact beyond the court? >> for the vast majority of her career, she did not seek the spotlight. she saw her own life as fulfilling promises that her mother had been denied. she wanted better opportunities for generations that came after her. >> and 12-year-old michelle three it threefoot told us just because she is gone doesn't mean we >>> the sitcom "schitt's creek" was the big winner at the virtual emmy awards jimmy kimmel hosted from an empty staples center in los angeles. more than 100 nominees were linked remotely from 20 cities and 10 countries. kevin frazier has the highlights. >> you know what they say. you can't have a virus without a host. >> reporter: it didn't take jimmy kimmel long to acknowledge that hollywood's sea of biggest stars featured in her opening

if you look closely behind the green ferns, you see a piece of equipment.was a thermograph, the machine monitoring the air quality and temperature the entire time the mona lisa was inside the national gallery. french curators were literally standing by to seize the painting should the temperature drop below 72 degrees or sail above 72 degrees. it was john walker's charge to keep the temperature constant and the thermograph was hidden behind the ferns. the mona lisa generated the first modern blockbuster exhibition in the gallery's history. only one other exhibition, famous paintings from berlin, had generated similar acclaim, but nothing could compare to the mona lisa fever that swept through the capital as nearly one million visitors poured through the museum doors. as the exhibition gained unprecedented attention, walker route guestsds to to other galleries so that they could view other important works of art before they left the museum after the encounter with the mona lisa. on their way out, he declared, "let them see a little rembrandt too." the famous

supermodels or of nature that's a mistake but what about photographs of factories so will a melting fern says or just. doesn't sound very glamorous well those are alistair philip wipers favorites motifs he gives power plants and container ships a whole few come with us now into the glamorous world of industrial photography. images reveal an interconnected world of pipes wires and cables there a glimpse inside the industrial universe of parts usually concealed from the public eye this is where british photographer allister's philip wiper is in his element he's photographing the inner workings of copenhagen's new armor a bag a heat and power plant. that can never resist. point 3000000 records that is why a. 40 year old alister philip wiper has a very individual i for industrial spaces it has photos pipes machines and shafts look more like graphic designs or even abstract art he and downs the sterile factory halls with an artistic purpose and expresses his him to see as and for them . i'm amazed by the way humans can build. your structures are just. wow. the fascination of birth of their. k

supermodels or of nature that's on the same level but what about photographs of factories so will a melting fern says or distilleries doesn't sound very glamorous well those are alistair philip wipers favorites motifs he gives power plants and container ships are whole o.p. you come with us now into the glamorous world of industrial photography. images reveal an interconnected world of pipes wires and cables there a glimpse inside the industrial universe of parts usually concealed from the public eye this is where british photographer alister philip wiper is in his element he's photographing the inner workings of copenhagen's new armor a bag a heat and power plant. that can never resist. point 3000000000 records that is why a. 40 year old alister philip wiper has a very individual i for industrial spaces it has photos pipes machines and shafts look more like graphic designs or even abstract art he and downs the sterile factory halls with an artistic purpose and expresses his enthusiasm for them. i'm amazed by the way humans can build. your structures are just. the parts of nature of that. kind o

kid zones baldwin i found it raising culture is after i adopted 2 biracial children and a caucasian fern and i kind of found that it was very difficult to get any resources as a trans racially adoptive parent especially the way around we've experienced a lot of different. prejudices a racism do that do so that it is just been a crazy whirlwind of things and so i'm trying to bring awareness to transfer racial adoption the other way but what do you mean other way around. when you say you've experienced crazy things racism what he what he talking about. when i say the other way basically when the caucasian families adopt african-american children or you know brown children it's not quote unquote frowned upon or it's normal to see that in society however when african-american families adopt a white check out we get a lot of backlash from both communities from the black community saying well why don't you adopt a black check out there so many black chow that need but you need care and then we get it from the asians i will why don't you leave this white baby and in a white family you know so i

fern neta nyahu, in which he's up againstjoe biden.t of a boost for him as well. he's facing lots of criticism back home —— for netanyahu. lots of criticism back home —— for neta nyahu. we will lots of criticism back home —— for netanyahu. we will bring you that ceremony when it begins, but that is the scene live now. tougher restrictions have come into force in birmingham, solihull and sandwell, to try to stop the spread of the virus. it means people are banned from meeting others who aren't part of their household or support bubble in their homes or gardens. kathryn stanczyszyn reports. for many in the west midlands, life is changing again. after a rapid rise in coronavirus cases, different households within three council areas must no longer mix at home. birmingham has been on a knife edge in terms of greater restrictions for weeks. now, authorities say residents must stick to the new rules or risk fines and maybe a future lockdown. from today, the entire city as well as the neighbouring boroughs of sandwell and solihull, 1.6 millio

ferns in missy's home city rosario are hoping he'll want to find those new experiences in his boyhood club rules old boys she won't be snacking on i'm not going to mess he's coming to us the biggest club in argentina we've had marriage on here and now we should have messi their numbers are going mayor koch is up or leo deserves love he's not had much space to play in his career newell's could give that to him. but could the club be left when he was 14 years old before the player earning a reported half a 1000000 euros a week money may not be the only incentive the 33 year old has always said his heart was in. he returned in 2018 to marry his childhood sweetheart and the city certainly loves him although he's a foot reeling icon in this football mad country leo messi left argentina before he could play professional football there are no memories of him here no nostalgia distant dream that one day soon he returned home in the found to be able to see his magic with their own eyes born only when mrs eventual destination has been a hot topic in argentina a distraction from the pandemic it'

ferns in missy's home city rosario are hoping he'll want to find those new experiences in his boyhood club rules old boys she won't be snacking on i'm not going to mess he's coming to us the biggest club in argentina we've had marriage on here and now we should have messi their numbers are going mayor koch is up or leo deserves love he's not had much space to play in his career mule's could give that to him. but could the club be left when he was 14 years old before the player earning a reported half a 1000000 euros a week money may not be the only incentive the 33 year old has always said his heart was in. the ira he returned in 2018 to marry his childhood sweetheart and the city certainly loves him although he's a footling icon in this football mad country leo messi left argentina before he could play professional football there are no memories of him here no nostalgia distant dream that one day soon to return home in the found to be able to see his magic with their own eyes born only when mrs eventual destination has been the hot topic in argentina a distraction from the pandemic i

quake debate and the earthquake in whittier and a pair of larger earthquakes that struck they san fern unanimous devalley 1971 and 1994. yet the earthquake they warn without, a great earthquake in southern california rivalling the 1906 san francisco earthquake did not occur within three years or ten years or 90 years. when the ... i was going to leave it to everyone to read more about the debate that played out >> that's more than half the debate you read their, right? mr. hill as well, doctor hill. >> the book evolved into intertwined biographies into protagonist, one of them was baily willis. who ended up on his own side of that vanishingly fine line and the other was robert hill who landed on the other side. hill was the skeptic, willis was the crusader. when i started working on the book i was interested in the debate itself because there is a couple of different takes on it you can read about that don't quite agree. i was curious what the real story was.i thought i would introduce hill and willis briefly and then move on to the debate. the more i got into their lives, the more i r

the fern act of 1885 made that illegal. to admit that would be a certain trip to europe. and a hefty fine for your american employer. so every one of these questions would be asked or sampling. some of them here are actually physical descriptions. coy answer them by simply looking at the immigrant. i could see that a young woman is 5'2" and she has gray eyes and blond hair. for the vast majority of people that came up to this desk, this is going to be a pretty easy process. they're answer all of the questions, remember all of the answers. they won't look to suspicious in answering because if you look too suspicious in answering that alone could be a reason for detention. but about 80% of people who come through this building will eventually leave here to go start their lives after an experience of about three or four hours. but 20% are detained. 10% for the legal processing that we saw. and another 10% for some discrepancies in their interrogation here. so we're going to take you to the room where they have their chance or day in court. it is a scary experience. as i'll t

were looking at each other's branders and didn't know which way to go, should i put a potted plant, a fernthe background and stand out. room rater, i want my rating! >> you know what i'm saying? this is for the curator. there is not random clutter. >> trevor: let's talk about your new project. you've done everything, made podcasts, tv shows, a live tour going around the united states before coronavirus hit and now a book entitled "god level knowledge darts," life lessons from the bronx. what does that mean "god level knowledge darts." >> that's the highest level of information you can get. it's casual information you get that will change your life and it's not that deep when you hear it but when you stop and think about it you're like yo, wait a minute. that's wild. >> you know what i mean? think about it. this is knowledge but it's in a dart form so it's going to penetrate, you know what i mean, penetrate your third eye and decals fy'your peniel gland. you know what i mean? >> it's like if you're drunk at a party or are high, someone says, if you spell the word spot backwards, it's a diff

debate and moderately damaging earthquake in whittier in 1987 and larger temblor that struck the san fern -- san fernando valley. yet in the earthquake that willis warned about, great earthquake in southern california, rivaling the 1906 san francisco earthquake did not occur within three years or ten years 90 years of 1925. when a scientist dances with or oversteps that vanishing fine line the media which is called on to translate scientist statements into actual english issue variably and not up together unreasonably drops any finally nuanced qualifications. headlines are designed to grab the readers attention with less room for subtlety than a modern twitter tweet. willis' words soon found they're way spa the national media, "the new york times," for example, published an article title, quite, professor willis predicts los angeles tremors. los angeles were or its immediate vicinity the article began will experience a severe earthquake probably more violent than that in san francisco in 1906, in one to ten years, dr. baily willis said. the article went on to repeat the lore that willis,

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fern,it fern, it sums up this is probably the kind of project you are desperate to get involved in, becauses. —— first tv gig. first gig bag after five or six months. -- first tv gig. paddy, how did lock down and not performing without you? i'm quite lucky that i have two strands to what i do, a lot of live stage stuff and stuff online. i ended up doing a lot more stuff online and reaching a bigger audience than i would have without the pandemic. ithought audience than i would have without the pandemic. i thought people were starting to be in no mood for having a laugh about current virus, but it turned out completely different, people keep messaging me asking for videos to get them through things. i ended up making a pilot show for bbc northern ireland during lockdown, so it was really busy for me in a strange way, but it was nice to get back to the stand—up stuff after six months of not doing it. that is one of the thing that fascinates me. we are ina of the thing that fascinates me. we are in a global pandemic, a crisis, at what point can you try and make people laugh during that or abou

i ferns in missy's home city rosario hoping he'll want to find those new experiences in his boyhood clubrules old boys she will be snacking on and i want to address these coming to us the biggest club in argentina we've had marriage on here and now we should have messi to notice we're going mayor koch you supported leo deserves the love he's not had much space to play in his career newell's could give that to him. but could the club be left when he was 14 years old afford a player earning a reported half a 1000000 euros a week money may not be the only incentive the 33 year old has always said his heart was in. he returned in 2018 to marry his childhood sweetheart and the city certainly loves him although he's a foot reeling icon in this football mad country leo messi left argentina before he could play professional football there are no memories of him here no nostalgia the still dream that one day soon he returned home in the found to be able to see his magic with their own eyes born only when mrs eventual destination has been a hot topic in argentina a distraction from the pandemic it

i want to thank, frank fern cough.many others, including the memorial commission and the staff as well as the pro-creators who have worked very closely. but i want to make a special mention of many many donors across our country, who have can tributed their private funds to see this become a reality. and so look i want to, take this opportunity to stand back and think about the progress that was made on this memorial. much has been written and discussed in the press about, early controversies on this design, but they are missing a much larger point, it is extraordinary to me that the people of goodwill were able to come together and talk about their differences, and their various ideas for making this memorial a strong and meaningful note to dwight eisenhower's leadership. i think this memorial stands as a symbol of compromise, and progress. and for that i have to thank, personally secretary james baker, who played such a key role and an important part of this trajectory, to make sure that we had a concept that was big

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. >> reporter: high school senior leyla fern king has been serving on her school's student court since the few people of color on the court. she had so much strength. that gave me confidence. >> reporter: i wonder majority career, she did not seek the spotlight. she saw her own life as fulfilling promises that her mothers had been denied. she wanted better opportunities for generations that came after her. >> and 12-year-old michele threefoot told us just because she is gone doesn't mean we have to stop fighting. we still have to fight for what's right. >> michele threefoot is right. such a monumental loss, and there are s ♪ ♪ i got it all from you ♪ i'm always pushing through ♪ i know we'll make it to the finish line ♪ ♪ i know you're waiting on the other side ♪ ♪ i'm like you on-demand glucose monitoring. because they're always on. another life-changing technology from abbott. so you don't wait for life. you live it. bader ginsburg. here are memorable moments using her own words. ♪ >> i ruth bader ginsburg do solemnly swear -- i surely would not be in this room today without the dete

how dangerous is this fern? what is the livelihood of their return?nd what are their means to post bail? in new york and new jersey the judges don't have that opportunity. in pennsylvania they do. so the judge of pennsylvania sent a strong message and did the right thing. but the police officer who complained to you the other day that you just talked about has every right to complain and there's right on the mark. and until governor cuomo and mayor de blasio who were moving forces behind the bail reform in new jersey which basically says let everybody go. until they see how dangerous that is, we're going to be stuck with it here. maria: it's not just here. judge, kamala harris has been very clear she wants to get rid of cash bail across the country. >> you know, i don't know how the federal government could do that. it would be horrific if it did. bail is very important. the right to yeah she did say it. but the only way the federal government could do that would be to bribe the states to give them money to change their bail laws because 95% of these

pete: remember the show, who had it zach galifianakis, "between two ferns"? will: yeah.lways, statue of liberty positioned as always. they moved it for "fox & friends." we have jedediah bila, will cain. always great to have the full crew. it is national pepperoni pizza day you said earlier in the show, maybe people are waking up, having cold pizza from last night. maybe you unintentionally having pepperoni pizza day. will: i'm shocked you're not doing that now. pete: just learned about that on my phone. jedediah: you have to have enough mountain dew before you can coat the system with the cold pizza. you have to help him out, pete. will: i've seen the mountain dew pete: producers are telling me pizza hut will be here in 45 minutes. enough about pizza. we're glad you're watching. of course this weekend has been dominated by the reality that ruth bader ginsburg passed late on friday night. the president hit the trail yesterday in north carolina in fayetteville. big crowd. we hadn't yet gotten a reaction necessarily from the president. although there was a tweet where he, h

one side of the black ferns, a very intense fire, there are times when three or four homes were on fireto see... lovely is not the right word, it is great that you can talk us through some of your dramatic photography, kent porter, speaking to us live from california. carol has the weather for us this morning from the gardens of a 17th century home on the banks of the river thames. more garden envy! good morning, everybody. this is the kitchen garden of this national trust property, han house and gardens. if you wanted to impress your dinner gusts he would present them with a grand salad full of the flowers you have grown in your garden which are edible, there are 30 varieties here. this is a nasturtium, you can petal, the leeds and the seeds. when it started diageo that the bulbous seed, you can pickle that, and when it is pickled it is called the poor man's caper. if you are planning on eating any filers, check first, some varieties are poisonous. they have had a drink, we have had rain in richmond, it will take its time to completely left but when it does most aboutwell have a dry an