as--most of what frankie just said i would agree with. i do think, though, that none of us probably ever gave quite enough credit to, if not the government of south vietnam, the army of south vietnam. i mean, america lost 50,000 lives there. the south vietnamese army lost five or six times that many lives and fought for 25 years. some of it with an awful lot of american support, some of it without much american support. and at the end, the south vietnamese army actually behaved very well in--in some of the--the next to final battles, the penultimate battles. the final ones were retreat and route. but i--you know, we have a tendency to kind of look at our own sacrifices and casualties and to look at the enormous suffering that the north vietnamese were willing to withstand to win that war. what tends to get forgotten are the south vietnamese allies who actually trusted us and, in many cases, fought very well in a lot of little mud-walled outposts all over the delta and--and elsewhere in the country. and those, of course, are in some cases,

host: time to move on to frankie, frances fitzgerald. you mentioned that her background was very different from these two women, she came from wealth. but her wealth was extraordinary. what was her early life like? ms. becker: she was surrounded by servants. a chauffeur drover to her private school when she was living in england, and she moved to new york city where she has horses in stables in long island. she is a great gatsby kind of character. it is not new wealth. it is part of a patrician, mayflower kind of family. we work hard, but we also have this amazing life. the parents were elites. her parents divorced early and her mother remarried into great wealth, the marshall fields department store, and money, and her dad was number three at the cia. i mean, she was gilded. gilded. host: how does a young woman from a background like this find herself as a war correspondent in vietnam? ms. becker: exactly. she arrives because she was so extremely smart, very precocious. i read all of her stuff. i could not believe that a 10-year-old was

frankie was in hanoi when the final offensive began.atrina was off in the middle east and she got a flight to paris and then to saigon because she was going to see the end of it. it is not a story, per se. as any reporter will tell you, it is your life, and their dedication i think shows up -- if you read their copy, look at the photographs you will not be surprised. the dedication, the seriousness, the humanity of all of the works that they did, and everybody had a hard time getting back to real life. host: did you as a journalist feel a special kinship with the american service members during that period? ms. becker: i did not cover the americans. congress was furious with the invasion of 1970. remember, that was the biggest demonstration across the country ever, and congress said you cannot have the american military there for very long, so the american military was sent out. [indiscernible] that was even harder, that the bombs were your bombs. that was difficult, very difficult. host: what compelled you to finally tell the story? ms

frankie montauk getting the start against the cubs. he's back from a bout with covid-19 said he's feeling good and he gets 3 innings today. 4 strikeouts also allowed 4 hits and 2 runs, including this dinner. the cubs would take today's contest final score. 6. one. here's bob melvin's take on frankie's outing today. >> it's all about trying to get his pitch count up to get him ready for the season. he was the one that's a little bit behind. so. times looked really good. you know, couple of breaking, but. fastballs, good below felt good. you know, it's kind of most important thing. we got him. i think 5050 plus so next time out maybe soar in the 70's and we get closer to 100 pitch mark. >> no major free agency moves for the forty-niners today, but they did officially announced sampson ever cams two-year deal at the camp comes to the bay by way of la where he spent the last 4 seasons with the rams play outside linebacker in 2000, 20. he posted 27 tackles 4.5 sacks and a forced fumble. it's going to be interesting to see how he fares with

peter: well, i think probably the same point that frankie was making. i mean, i think one thing we might have shared as reporters covering vietnam was, at least, the effort to get out in the countryside and try to see the war in a kind of microcosm; to actually talk, as best one could, to farmers and to arvn sergeants and to american advisers and--and to try to describe what we saw. in this particular case, i think the point i was making, if there was a larger part, was that, actually, about a year after the--the tet offensive, which was seen as such a disaster--and, in some senses, was--for the american cause--the mekong delta was surprisingly peaceful. and i think the point i made is, you know, o--one could spend a week going through the delta on buses and sanpans and so on without being shot at. and i thought that perhaps said something about the way the war was going at that particular time in that particular place. brian: how long were you in vietnam?

and first of all, i'm still reeling, because i did "frankie and johnny" with michael shannon.. my mind is blown >> seth: yes, obviously -- obviously looking back, i wish i had not debuted my michael shannon impression on a night when his co-worker was here, but -- >> it was really good though, it was really good. >> seth: thank you >> and the whole -- and yes, and the thing with the roadrunner, you're really on to something and i'm going to text him afterwards and let him know. >> seth: very good >> yeah, theater, you know, it's been a year now that we've been dark and the industry's been decimated. and so to -- the fact we're even having a tony awards and the fact that it looks like there's a little bit of light at the end of the tunnel and to be nominated for a show that closed so very long ago, written by terrence mcnally, one of the greatest playwrights that the world has ever known, and one of the greatest american playwrights. and we're coming up on a year of his death, and he died from covid-19 actually. so it was just -- it was very moving and i was just really thrille

frankie curtis is an illustrator she's very enthusiastic about the project and not at all surprised that so many artists want to participate . be fun to. get involved and bring a bit of light light. to that era it's a set sets and it's a sense of life doing stuff people. are. like family really really and to bring people together. she thinks that no one has all the hallmarks of a good artist. i think that noah's arc is really expressive and he kind of . isn't ready doesn't really set himself any boundaries limits and he just kind of you know paint some of these. shapes and patterns i'm really sort of express and so that removes the project has brought now are a nathan even closer together than before. i mean to. make a lot. more think. i actually haven't got any closer however i can go i don't don't have to dream dream big challenge i'm trying to string. it in. nathan's love and the imagination of many artists have opened up a new creative wellington and some color to knock down. last year's election in belarus was followed by country wide protests hundreds of thousands took to the stree

but these marines have a great history, they've landed on more beaches than franky avalon and this a net furniture low. i go way back with marines. i saw all of those pictures i bring you great news from the land of liberty it's still there. don't worry about those riots you hear about in the states you will be sent to survival school before they send you back there. and have you got the college scores over here, you are the results of the big game, ucla 21, dow chemicals one. the students they came out with an asbestos frat card. can you imagine those people back home burning their draft card while they come over here and charlie will burn them for them. this everything is going up at home, prices taxes and miniskirts. this miniskirts are bigger than ever, even some of the fellows are wearing them. don't laugh if you had thought of it you would not be here. this i said i thought i did great until elaine dunn came out. her zipper broke, why deny think of that. took now it's back to pasadena california for the rose bowl parade. but you believe the sign. this is no time for sulking not

frankie, for the moment. _ desperately need now.he uk, so 181 deaths, 6753 new cases of coronavirus. let's return to the disappearance of sarah everard. the disappearance of sarah everard has prompted calls for more action to be taken to tackle intimidation and violence against women. the labour mpjess phillips said society and the justice system had to wake up to the threat that women face every day. thousands of people have gone online to express their anger at feeling unsafe in public places, as helena wilkinson reports. what happened to sarah everard is shocking. how can something so simple as walking home from a friend's house end like this? apparently snatched off the street, her family now dealing with the unthinkable. but this type of crime is uncommon. it is thankfully incredibly rare for a woman to be abducted from our streets, but i completely understand that, despite that, women in london and the wider public, perhaps particularly those in the area where sarah went missing, will be worried and may be feeling scared. cres

they've landed on more beaches than frankie avalon. i go way back. i go way back with the marines. wake island, i saw all those pictures. [ cheers and applause ] >> i bring you great news, the land of liberty is still there. you may have to cross a picket line to see it, but it's there. don't worry about those riots you hear about in the states. you'll be sent to survival school before they send you back there. and you get the college scores over here, you've heard the results of the big game, ucla 21, dow chemical 12. dow chemical just got even with the students. they came out with an asbestos draft card. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> hey, can you imagine those back home burning their draft cards? why don't they come over here and charlie will burn them for them? [ cheers and applause ] >> and everything is going up at home, prices, taxes and mini skirts. [ cheers and applause ] >> mini skirts are bigger than ever, even some of the fellows are wearing them. don't laugh. if you would have thought of it, you wouldn't be here. [ cheers and applause ] >> i thought i did grea

. >> reporter: at frankie's java house grand opening where giants pride is on full display, michael hefferman is saying that he is over joyed. >> we have a takeout window on the south side. >> reporter: starting april 1st, teams with counties in the red tier can bring 20% of fans back and they say replacing cutouts with supporters will make a big difference. >> more fun and much more inspiring when our fans are around rooting us on and, engaged, hanging on every pitch. >> it's a big deal for us. we playfor the fans. our pans are so passionate so we cannot wait. >> reporter: both teams will be able to sell is a limited number of tickets, you can get a hot dog and a drink without leaving your seat. >> the concessions, you will be buying your mobile phone. you will not go up and buy concessions at the stands. >> reporter: both teams have been experiencing covid safe baseball at spring training and will bring best practices to the bay area. >> now, it's not just ballparks. theme parks, and convert venues are getting the green light to reopen april 1st. we are in berkley tonight with how they are

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. >> reporter: corey falcone runs sunny and frankie's on the edge of stamford with wife and brother-in-lawy that we visited they had just gotten their first p.p.p. loan-- almost a year into the crisis. for falcone, this influx of cash will hopefully be enough to get them to the finish line, which he says will only happen when he sees people crowded around his bar. >> it's all about getting people back to the restaurants and drinking, and i don't mean drinking to excess. i mean just drinking, congregating, watching games, talking to each other. that's what it's all about, but until they do that, it's still going to be difficult. >> reporter: there are indications that this might not be far off. at columbus park trattoria in downtown stamford, owner and manager michael marchetti is seeing a return of some familiar faces. >> i'm seeing customers that have gotten their second vaccine and they're coming out and they're coming out in droves. >> reporter: that must feel like even more than a glimmer of hope when you're seeing now the vaccine. >> not just for me, but for my staff, you know. they g

the a's frankie montas made his spring debut and didn't allow a run, but the odds were one nothing loserse sox. the giants 6 to 3 winners over the diamondbacks, evan longoria and brandon crawford. both had a pair of hits. mike you strip ski had a couple of rb eyes. after 15 years in the same in 20 years in the nfl, our dad, it's finally gonna retire, so they were the same all the time. breeze kids making official what most nfl observers thought would be the case when the saints playoff run came to an end. this year. they're 42 year old dad, drew is retiring. grease goes out as the league's leader and career yards passing and completions in his 20 nfl seasons breeze was voted to the pro bowl, 13 times and lead the saints to a super bowl title after the 2009 season. i think this is the sportscast of cute kids today. that was very nice, but he is going out his kids. they're they're going on a great note welcoming their dad back home, aren't they? absolutely and steph got to have his son their first 33rd birthday. yeah. alright, joe. thank you so much. they'll do it for us. we're back for the

frankie curtis is an illustrator she's very enthusiastic about the project and not at all surprised that so many artists want to participate . be fun to. get involved and bring a bit of light like. that are it's a set since it's a sense of life doing stuff other people. are. like family really really tends to bring people together. she thinks that no one has all the hallmarks of a good artist. i think that noah's ark is really expressive and he kind of . isn't ready doesn't really set itself any boundaries and limits and he just kind of you know paint some of these. shapes and patterns i'm really sort of expresses and so that removes the project has brought now or a nathan even closer together than before. and i can. make a lot mash. up of a muffin. i actually haven't got any choice now about how i can go i don't don't have to dream dream big challenge. for never nathan's love and the imagination of many artists have opened up a new creative well to me and some color to knock down. last year's election in belarus was followed by country wide protests hundreds of thousands took to the str

so me and frankie look at each other and say, we're going to tell them it's not her. >> why?rankie left the woods and later ran into one of sarah's sisters. >> and i just remember screaming at him like, like, you have to tell me if it's her or not. and i just remember my brother was like, it's not her. and he just kept walking. like, they just didn't want to talk about it. >> did you believe him? >> i didn't believe him. i know it was her. >> sarah's family and friends had never stopped looking. their tireless efforts had finally paid off. they had found sarah's body. any last bits of hope were gone. one of the searchers called 911. when sarah's sister tabitha heard the sirens, it became all too real. >> there was like a white noise, like, you just felt go through your body, that you knew something -- whether it was sarah or something of sarah's, it was found. >> how do you get that official confirmation that it really was her? >> they made us all go back to my mom's house because it was around the block. he just stood us all in a circle and just said that they believe it was

. >> at frankie's java house where giants pride is on full display, as a fan and restaurant operator, he is overjoyed. >> given the proximity to the ballpark. and we have a takeout window on the side. . >> teams playing in the red tier can bring 20% of fans back. the giants and the a's say replacing cardboard cutouts with excited supporters will make a big difference. >> it's much more fun and it's much more inspiring when our fans are around roots ugg on, engaged, hanging on every pitch. >> it's a big deal for us. we play for the fans. our fans are so passionate. it's a home field advantage. so we can't wait. >> both teams will be selling a limited number of pods of tickets. masks will be required. yes, you can get a hot dog and a drink without leaving your seat. . >> you will have to buy on your mobile phone. it will be delivered. so you won't buy them actually at the stands. >> both teams have been experiencing covid safe baseball with fans at spring training and will bring best practices home to the bay area where health departments still need to give the final go ahead. jean elle

another ripple in the state when anthony found she came out and had to talk about —— doctor anthony frankies not as effective as it could have been-— was not as effective as it could have been. this is a community atient have been. this is a community patient strategy _ have been. this is a community patient strategy and _ have been. this is a community - patient strategy and communication strategy for —— a communication strategy for —— a communication strategy and that has not been the best for astrazeneca. that was silly because the results were not that different from what had already been put out. you have to question why he wanted to make that statement. to conclude, i use saying that people should be able to travel abroad —— are you saying. are you saying people should be able to travel internationally much more quickly than the structure would apply at the moment?— the moment? you have to be selective. — the moment? you have to be selective, as _ the moment? you have to be selective, as we _ the moment? you have to be selective, as we have - the moment? you have to be selective, as w

franky gay, marvin gaye was impacted by what happened in watts detroit, and what was happening in vietnamrly 1971. and the four dead in ohio, at kent state. u■ world exploding around me, how my supposed to keep singing love songs? and it is with that mindset, that marvin gaye influenced by stories his brother told, in which they both were reduced to tears. enters a studio, a records was often called the first concept album. in black pop music. it is called what's going on? well i thought i would you here, a shift and show a video that comes through a wonderful website called teach rock .org. what i'm going to do is play one of the videos that they have posted on their site. this is of marvin gaye performing life, what's going on. so again what i'm going to ask you to do, is not just watch the performance, but listen to the lyrics, because the lyrics are transformative. ♪ ♪ ♪ the video not only emphasizes the force of what's going on, which is both of prayer and plea. that's a great great way great great way of understanding that. it's a prayer and its plea. but it's hope and it's desperat

frankie montas getting the start against the cubs and he's back from a bout with covid-19 said he's feelingd. he pitched 3 innings today. 4 strikeouts also allowed 4 hits and 2 runs, including. that bigger final score of 6 to one here's what bob melvin had to say on franking his outing. >> it's all about trying to get his pitch count up to get him ready for the season. he was the one that's a little bit behind. so. times looked really good, you know, couple of breaking, but. fastballs, good below felt good. you know, that's kind of the most important thing and we got him. i think 5050 plus so next time out maybe soar in the 70's and we get closer to 100 pitch mark. >> only 10 spring training games left opening day so close you can taste it. all >> good morning, everybody. welcome back. 7.30 and was turning out to be a really nice looking saturday. it is might be a little chilly for you, though. you want to probably grab a jacket as you head out the door this morning dave spahr has got the details for us, though. heyday a good morning. well, mardy, good morning, we're starting things off on

frankie montas was the opening- day starter last season on the amount.uck out is a in the first inning but only lasted two frames. allowing four runs had to had to the savon afteafteafteafte to the bottom of the fifth matta chapman. he crushed his third of the spring and the a's go on win. >> this is pretty cool. earthquakes midfielder jackson is the captain of the under 23 u.s. men's national team. they are one when away from qualifying for the olympics. that has not happened since 2008. the next game is and a. >> the first goal of the tournament was not just qualifying for the olympics. i think it was to make a statement that u.s. soccer and u.s. national teams can compete in these tournaments and win trophies. >> speaking of u.s. soccer let's check out the national team facing jamaica and austria. the boot by surging yellow to put team u.s.a. up. letter, sebastian of the galaxy with his second goal of this contest. team u.s.a. wins what they call an international friendly by a score of 4-1. i love it when teams play the friendly. >> worriers notes 12

bad news for oakland is starting pitcher frankie montas had to leave the game to what sounds like a painful injury. a torn to tickle in the middle finger of his pitching hand out his availability for the first series of the regular season is now in serious doubt. as for the game at chapman one of 3 a's who homered on the day that was japanese 3rd of the spring a's went 85 the final stephen piscotty and jed lowry with the other players who went yard. and a new soccer complex right in the san francisco waterfront is coming to life. the sf glenn's organization is in the planning stages of building a brand new soccer facility at treasure island. take a look at some of these drawings. i mean, that's not a bad the complex includes a thief, a certified turf field to smaller training field. a black top court locker room's lights concessions and all the other amenities you might need the city already approved the proposal construction. it is >> we want to a professional . women's program want to be able to go pro on the men's programs or things that we talked about at both the board level and above

outcome is thank you very much indeed damn a francis very for talking to us on after their news hour frankie thank you and that's it for made on tape after this news hour on the back in a moment with more of the day's news in the meantime here is catch up on our website address to his al-jazeera dot com thanks very much indeed for watching i cannot. welcome to doha from every one of us. even those working quietly behind the scenes. so you can relax enjoy the perfect break in your journey. and when you leave with a smile we know la day's work is done qatar airways welcome to our home. a unique. heart. deep into the brain to follow a scientist. to save the flora and fauna so precious in the region women make science ecuador's hidden treasure on al-jazeera. the u.k.'s biggest hospital with eventual capacity for 4000 covert 19 patients built inside a london conference center it took just 9 days to construct with the help of army engineers dramatically expanding the critical care beds and other similar sites on the way the actual. researchers say the huge gaps in testing capacity that the governm

that is not say man frankie by doing that, the biden team, they were basically doing their job, right? they were trying to protect the principal. they didn't know the questions we were going to ask, but they certainly knew who we were. all of the reporters were known as a quantity, so there was no chance that they were going to call on some local reporter from an unnamed newspaper who was going to ask joe biden a potentially difficult or uncomfortable question. and so, i think that's something we should be very aware of when these covid restrictions start to lift and more people get vaccinated. to your point, does the white house still have the pre-existing footing and sort of approach when frankly at some point soon hopefully you will be able to fill a rose garden and have dozens upon dozens of reporters asked questions and follow-ups of the president. ryan: quickly, john the question about which country will get the first state visit. i can't remember if it's been announced or not, but -- john: the japanese. geoff: shinzo abe. ryan: there is the answer to that. it will be japan. tha

martin sheen is now playing jane fonda's husband in "grace and frankie.ver a six-decade run. she won her first oscar for "clut" in 1972 in the thick of the activism as an anti-war protester and won the second in 1979 for "coming home" about how the ravages of the vietnam war came home to america. in her work on the screen, and as an activist, jane fonda has always been trying to find and tell the truth. and at no point in her career as an actor or an activist would anyone have ever had the feeling that jane fonda wasn't doing enough. now that jane fonda is fully vaccinated she has left her covid bubble and back out in the field bringing urgency to the issue of climate change once again and after this break jane fonda will join us from park rapids, minnesota, and tell us what she was protesting there today. it could be a sign that r digestive system isn't working at it's best taking metamucil everyday can help. metamucil psyllium fiber, gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down. it also helps lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to pro

martin sheen is now playing jane fonda's ex-husband on "grace and frankie."ing career over a six-decade run. she won her first oscar for "klute" in 1972 in the thick of her activism as an anti-war protester and she won her second in 1979 for "coming home," about how the ravages of the vietnam war came home to america. in her work on the screen, and as an activist, jane fonda has always been trying to find and tell the truth. and at no point in her career as an actor or an activist would anyone have ever had the feeling that jane fonda wasn't doing enough. now that jane fonda is fully vaccinated, she has left her covid bubble and is back out in the field bringing urgency to the issue of climate change once again. and after this break jane fonda will join us from park rapids, minnesota, and tell us what she was protesting there today. was protesting there today row f, but they can't be held back. they want to be set free. to make the world more responsible, and even more incredible. ideas start the future, just like that. still fresh unstopables in-wash scent b

most specifically frankie montas getting the start for oakland.se right here, chris bryant said. 6 to 4 to three. the eights turn the double play. montag's looking good early come the second inning. little trouble here. wilson contreras with a. mash gone solo homer of montas, who gave up two runs and four hits in his three innings of work ahead four strikeouts and the a's on the short end 61 not a lot of defense's matt chap looking very sharp, right? they're turning the unassisted double play. so the focus. on the pitching and defense. like i say, no offense, lots of sets of the march madness step. that's the sporting life getting back to you, andre heather! frank you so much. heather! frank you so much. that's why it's madness, oh, damn, they canceled my visa. (gasps) oh, yay, a new mastercard! uh-oh. what? i was going to get my mail. okay. are... are you hoping to get it telepathically? i think you mean telekinetically. and no. i just wasn't sure of the proper protocol now that you and leonard are no longer having coitus. god, can we please just

in regards to human rights abuses during that meeting on thursday ok katrina u n beijing katrina franky. now in the coming hours libya's new the sworn in unity government is expected to get to work the u.n. backs efforts is meant to help bring stability ahead of elections in december but with an estimated $20000.00 foreign fighters in the country security will be a challenge for the government's money trainer has more now from tripoli. after years of divisions libya's new government is formed in the eastern city of 2 brooke . 35 ministers including the country's 1st female foreign minister were sworn into office. the ceremony was attended by members of parliament the new presidential council as well as several investors and broadcast on most t.v. channels here on what many are calling as. their main goal to leave the country until nationwide elections are held in december and. now is the time to leave us to forgive each other and forget the past. after years of divisions infighting and after many months of negotiations we're now able to announce a new government that unifies all libyans

the a's are still hoping frankie montas can be part of that rotation after a positive covid test. set him back. monsters finally got his first bring start today. smart is in the first inning, fanning the white sox tim anderson, and then in the second, montez gets adam angle to go fishing. montez 13 innings, gave up two hits and no runs on how about a little oakland defense in the fourth jordan williams on the mound now, and jose abreu drives one to deep center that was headed over the fence, except for buddy reed going above it and taking a home run away. reed has been an eye opener for the aids this spring. make a play like that your picture will appreciate it. the game was still school. wallace in the eighth until matt reynolds change that nobody's going to go above the wall for this one, the solo homer off the aids cold. urban is the first of the spring for reynolds five chicago pictures ltd. the ace of just two hits as they go down, one to nothing and the giants were 6 to 3 winners over the diamondbacks, evan longoria and brandon crawford both had a pair of hits. mike extreme

frankie curtis is an illustrator she's very enthusiastic about the project and not at all surprised that so many artists want to participate . they found. often forget that ocean i like. to not air it's a sensitive mean in a sense it's like doing stuff other people. are. like family really really and strange people together. she thinks that no one has all the hallmarks of a good artist. i think that noah's ark is really expressive and he kind of. isn't ready doesn't really set itself any boundaries. and he just kind of you know thanks to these. shapes and patterns i'm really sort of instructions and so that really with the project has brought nowra nathan even closer together than before. and make a big deal that i can. make a lot master you're getting extra. on the farm i think. i actually have got an economist now about how can go i don't don't have to dream big all the time son just ring smaller most of the small things. in the financial mavens love and the imagination of many artists have opened up a new creative wellington and you brought some color to knock down. last year's electi

>> well, you mean among the young actors like frankie avalon or one of the older character types likehave a choice of inthis, faded or falling. >> that's my only choice? >> either that, or you walk home. you can't carry her that far, you fool! >> bob, in that category, my choice is you. >> there you are, folks, another unsolicited testimony. ♪♪ >> this is to the one of my favorite places to go for a drive. the mine detectors are working the highway just a half a mile ahead of us. i hope they have got 20/20 hearing. here i am being introduced by silver star winner specialist mike he is mond of philadelphia. 12 men of his platoon were pinned done by machine gun fire. he pulled them to safety one by one. you will never catch him with a picket sign. here we are. the mal malibu beach for losers anyway, this place is occupied by our side, isn't it? that is, today. they trade real estate around here like it was the san frerndo valley. we didn't play this base last year. it was the con's turn. and fair is fair. we didn't want to step on their toes or anything. we are entitled to rotation, too

frankie montas getting the start against the cubs and he's back from a bout with covid-19 said he's feelingood. he pitched 3 innings today. 4 strikeouts also allowed 4 hits and 2 runs, including. that bigger the cubs would take today's contest final score of 6 to one. here's what bob melvin had to say on franking his outing today. >> it's all about trying to get his pitch count up to get him ready for the season. he was the one that's a little bit behind. so. times looked really good, you know, couple of breaking, but. fastballs, good below felt good. you know, that's kind of the most important thing. we got him. i think 5050 plus so next time out maybe soar in the 70's and we get closer to 100 pitch mark. >> only 10 spring training games left opening day so close you c i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their

the restaurant group, which owns brands like wagamama and frankie and benny's, has said it plans to raise, because of soaring demand during the pandemic. our reporter nina nanji joins me now. a tale of two very different food businesses here? that's right. it really is quite a clear split within —— between the old and the new. on the one hand you have the traditional bricks and mortar chains, represented by the restaurant group, because a cause of the lockdown. the closure of many other outlets. on the other hand, you have the online deliveryjust eat which is actually benefited from the lockdown because of all those consumers that have been stuck at home. we stuck with the restaurant group, which is the owner of things such as wagamama is and thank and benny. sales dropped by 57% last year and the bus today was describing it as extraordinarily challenging, how the pandemic has been for the entire sector. today, the group has said that they are going to go to their investors and their shareholders and ask them for another £175 million to help give it as headroom and to ease some of the pre

our correspondent frankie mccamley is near ashford in kent.garding this police officer who has been arrested. tell us more. this evening we had a development from the metropolitan police. we have been told that serving police officer who has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of 33—year—old sarah has been treated in a hospital for what they are calling head injuries. they say he has been treated following that treatment, he has been returned to police custody. it is unclear what happened. there is very little official information about this serving police officer at the metropolitan —— metropolitan police has released as yet. we have not officially had his name. we don't know if there is any connection to sarah. also a woman in her 30s has been arrested. we have very little information about her yet. we do know she has been arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender. tell us more about what is happening in the wider investigation. where i am now isjust where i am now is just next to a stretch of woodland. we are near ashford in kent.

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frankie mccamley is with me now. tell us more about what we've heard today.rt was called for by the home secretary after we had that huge public outcry following those images it came from that vigil for sarah everard. we saw police officers tackling women to the ground and arrested them in handcuffs on the ground. people began tweeting and sharing this video and that was really what gained a lot of momentum, the arrests, the clashes with police, including one image it stuck in a lot of minds and was across the front pages of the papers the following day of a young girl with red hair being pinned to the ground and having handcuffs put on her. i think this cost a lot of anger and cause a lot of upset and also questions. why were the police using this force that appeared to be taking place on these pictures with met the police have always maintained, saying we had to step in this division became unlawful and when i say unlawful i mean people were too close together. they were not socially distancing to the police said they had to step in. they also said that the

frankie mccamley is with me now. tell us more about what we've heard today.lice have always maintained that they had to step in because this vigil had become unlawful. when i say unlawful, people were too close together, were not social distancing so they needed to step in. they also said that those pictures that were shared on social media were not a fair representation of what happened that night and certainly, it was not like that during the day when i was there and people were there, it was a very sombre, people are coming down, it was very upsetting seeing people so upset with what had happened. today, the police watchdog has said it has looked through hundreds of documents, it has interviewed people who were there, interviewed police officers, organisers of the vigil, and they have said today that the police actions when appropriate and the police did not use undue force. here is matt parr, who led the investigation. we've seen all the evidence. i'm not sure that anybody else has. we're an inspectorate that makes no bones of the fact that we criticise t

a few years time, when frankie is beating him.ment in florida stop caddying for him. thank you. here's sarah with a look at this morning's weather. good morning. pretty chilly first thing this morning. temperatures below freezing in a few spots. the weather is largely dry and settled. notjust weather is largely dry and settled. not just today but the next few days as well. sunshine breaking through the cloud. it is feeling quite cool. we had a cold air mass. you can see the blue colours. this week cold front has been slipping its way further south through the overnight period. high pressure but quite cold air with us. period. high pressure but quite cold airwith us. one period. high pressure but quite cold air with us. one or two showers around here and there, particularly around here and there, particularly around the east coast of england, perhaps towards the channel islands as well. most other areas looking dry with light winds and variable amounts of cloud. temperatures rant about five to 8 degrees. —— roundabout. in the latte

frankie's brotherjason works in hospitality.i can feel, i've literally seen people in the shop turn and look at me. and i'm clearly not the guilty one. no one's actually saying, "you're a n—word, you're a this," you can't see it. there's no way you can feel or live my life unless you have that shade of skin. you can watch the full programme tonight. it's called panorama: let's talk about race, and it's on bbc one at 7pm. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning, i'm sonja jessup. the family of a woman from brixton who's been missing for more than four days, say they're desperate for news. sarah everard left a friend's house in clapham on wednesday night. she was picked up on cctv walking along the south circular about half an hour later, but hasn't been seen since. children across the capital are returning to school today, a5 lockdown begins to ease. and all this week, bbc london will be focusing on one community in roehampton, looking at how they've coped during the pandemic. heathmere primary sc

i turned into frankie hello then. no, no, no!olidarity, if there are some responsibilities, it will be on the staff people at the french rugby union, not the players or the team. do we know how this outbreak happened in this squad? some people had been careless, the players had been careless but the big problem is that the manager, fabien gaulthie had been careless, he went outside the bubble. there are a lot of question marks about his behaviour. now france go where they have not won in ia years, but this tournament's ended one twickenham curse. the first win for scotland at twickenham since 1983, 38 years. england have lost twice already, their title defence is now a rebuild job. one of the changes is elliot daly left on the bench, and when he is fit he has not been dropped for five years, but does looking forward come at a cost? results are important, but not the be—all and end—all. as an england side we are expected to win every game, and we want to win every game, but at the same time, there is a responsibility to make sure