and sammy, the rat pack, and hejust of dean, frank and sammy, the rat pack, and he just told of arms around me and he put his arms around me and he said, i love your dad, and i hope i can be like him one day. and i said, regis, you are definitely right up there with dean, frank and sammy. a part of us. tears were coming down from his eyes and he hugged me. and i willjust never forget that. that wasn't that long ago. he was in good health, and j°y ago. he was in good health, and joy was there, and he was just a tremendous, kind, sweet, loving, hard—working individual, and i know that he loved his audience all over the world. indeed, and that is such a lovely tribute you have paid. thank you so much for sharing your memories with us on bbc news. my pleasure. thank you for doing this. the experience of lockdown in our cities has led many people to be much more aware of the problem of noise. after all that quiet and birdsong, the sound of engines and sirens seems all the more invasive. in paris, the authorities are taking the opportunity to step up their campaign against vehicles hu

you are definitely right up there with dean, frank and sammy.e history which has caused ripples on the other side of the world. max hazlehurst was looking for wildlife, when he found an australian airman‘s dog tag from the second world war. he's since tracked down the owner's family, as peter marshall reports. it's a walk max hazlehurst will never forget. the 13—year—old was searching for bugs and snakes on black combe fell in the lake district when he discovered something rather special. the path gets really rocky and there was... i maybe saw about that much of it. so i picked it up and i thought. . . maybe thinking it was a dog collar or something like that, and then i saw the actual tag bit, which had the name on. he had found a second world war dog tag — or military identification label — thought to have been lost up here in the 19a0s. max and his family put the details on social media and soon discovered it belonged to ernie wills — a warrant officer with the royal australian air force. oh, i was pretty amazed, to be fair. i wasn't expectin

julio frank, also the former minister of health of mexico, the former executive director of evidence and information for policy at the w.h.o., and the former deanhool of public health. so, dr. frank, obviously these are all numbers you know, the number of cases up 1500% since may. hospitalizations up 80% since july 4th. miami-dade county alone nine hospitals have hit icu capacity. seven others at 90% capacity or more. this is a list you know very well. but you have extensive medical expertise and you've come to a different conclusion than many other schools. you are committing to in-person classes this fall. tell me why. >> well, we are committed to a very, very detailed strategy that first of all gives people a choice, because there are different needs. we call this, our strategy is a responsive strategy that tries to ascertain what are the needs of different people and tries to stay away from all open or all closed. so a number of people are going to be fully online. in fact, about close to 30% of under graduate students. that gives us an opportunity to detensify. we have a strict protocol in place that if we apply the measures generally we'l

will mark the ,0th anniversary of dodd-frank legislation that was enacted to make sure we did not have a repeat of the 2008 crisis. ,e will welcome michael barr the deanolicy at the university of michigan. he was one of the principal architects of dodd-frank. thank you so much for joining us. give us your sense of dodd-frank and how it is holding up in the middle of the crisis, something no one could have anticipated. michael: i think that is right. we don't really know exactly how the future risks will play out. we certainly did not anticipate 10 years ago that there would be a global pandemic today. the framework put in place with dodd-frank i think has been quite resilient. saferablished a much system than fairer we had before. our financial system is not really safe enough for fair enough yet and there are more risks to come in the financial system. we still need to work on the financial system so it works better for households and businesses and we are not there yet. go ahead. david: please, you go ahead. michael: on the positive side, there is more c there are bigger -- there is more positive in the system. banks ablen security to land in this e