. >> i called him georgie. >> he's known as perry from the "q," georgie babe, floyd, big floyd, and gentlecalled him george, i call him floyd. my brother was very loveable. >> georgie. i mean, you can't even say his name without smiling. he was a protector. he was always uplifting, encouraging. he always had something positive to say. >> give you the shirt off his back. life of the party all the time cracking jokes. just a good guy. good guy, man. >> i would do some things, man, have to bounce back, man, i'm just sharing right now. one thing about old floyd, man, i love the world. >> he was born in fairville, moved to houston with his mom. >> miss sissy was georgie's mom. she loved him so much, and he loved her. >> he loved his family. he loved the people that he connected with. >> a lot of people don't realize this, but george floyd was a father and a loving dad. >> he was kind, and he was nice o my mama all the time. with me and my mama both loved him. >> my name is waynelle sexton, george floyd's second grade teacher at frederick douglass elementary in houston, texas. george was always

. >> i called him georgie. >> he's known as perry from the q, georgie babe, floyd, big floyd, and gentleiant. >> you guys call him george, but i call him floyd, and my brother was very lovable. >> georgie. i mean, you can't even say his name without smiling. he was a protector. he was always uplifting, encouraging. he always had something positive to say. >> he would gifl give you the shirt off his back, man. just life of the party all the time, cracking jokes. just a good guy, man. >> i went through some things, man, and had to bounce back up, man. i'm just sharing right now. one thing about old floyd, man, i love the world. >> he was born in fayetteville. moved to houston with his mom. >> ms. sissy was georgie's mom, and she loved him so much, and he loved her. >> he loved his family. he loved the people that he connected with. >> a lot of people don't realize this, but george floyd was a father and a loving dad. >> he was kind, and he was nice to my mama all the time. me and my mama both loved him. >> my name is waynel sexton, and i was george floyd's second grade teacher at frederick

. >> so, we are getting a lot less georgie about drugs. a good idea pure we are getting even more georgie about tobacco. it's interesting. so, the white house is saying you can light up a joint whenever you want, but you can't smoke a menthol cigarette, because that's bad. someone should do a study on which of those raises testosterone levels. we don't know. we will tell you the details, next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: we have identified america's greatest problem. it turns out it's menthol cigarettes and flavor blunts. fox >> tucker: we have identified america's greatest problem. it turns out it's menthol cigarettes and flavor blunts. fox trace gallagher is on this aromatic story. trace. >> hey tucker, it is a huge win for antismoking activists saying that menthol exit more portable to young people and black people.s uc the fda says 85% of black smokers she was mental critics like the naacp also accused them of predatory marketing by aggressively targeting black communities. but cigarette marketers say that getting rid of menthol will lead to uninte

brings up a great point here georgie it's seems to me again the way the russia gate hoax actually corralled the being the center of politics and progressives importantly and this isn't a repetition of the dollar ok i but i always saw in russia gate as a. an agenda to corral political forces to keep him in line and i think we seeing the same thing to know $15.00 an hour per pro for workers ok no health care but white supremacy oh my god and that's how they keep their coalition together through fear and orange oh that's exactly right and let's remember what russia gate hoax was about they seized on some nonsense which is that few russians may have bought some ad facebook to make some money anybody can and they cooked up a complete hoax that putin himself did what it got involved in the 2016 election in order to secure the election of donald trump no 2 evidence whatsoever for any of this was ever present it but it kept the hoax going and you know the moment that the mala reports came up as a ukraine gate hoax came into operation so you can see what's really going on and now we've got the john

buy you a horse love and a saddle to ride ♪ >> reporter: but listen to his re-do of another tune, "georgie for taking old time music into sonic areas the old timers likely never imagined. ♪ i'm going to the shack all the way back ♪ going to the shack in my mind ♪ >> reporter: you've been described as a folk experimentalist, which sounds like a complete oxymoron. it sounds like-- like being an "outgoing homebody" or something. >> ( laughs ) absolutely. i would say i'm primarily a singer/song reworker, a fo song reworker. >> reporter: a reworker yes, but one who makes the songs his own to the point of achieving what the music site "pitchfork" calls "a resounding personal statement out of songs in the public domain." the story of how he arrived there? well, it starts early. >> so, my parents met in the folk scene in their 20's in cambridge, massachusetts, in the mid '70s. and they both sort of discovered folk dancing, contra dancing, you know, traditional ballads, whether appalachian ballads or english or scottish. and they moved to vermont. and i grew up as a generation of kids whose parents

england when he first arrived in this country aged nine to be looked after by his uncles, first of all, georgieen he died and so that was another of the blows to afflict him, and then his more famous younger brother, louis mountbatten took over the job but then in between times, prince philip's sister was killed in an air crash, so it was one thing after another, really, and he had to cope with all of this as he was growing up. with all of this as he was growing u . _ , , ., ., with all of this as he was growing u -. , ,., ., ., with all of this as he was growing up. yes, so a life that looks immensely _ up. yes, so a life that looks immensely privileged - up. yes, so a life that looks immensely privileged in - up. yes, so a life that looks| immensely privileged in one up. yes, so a life that looks - immensely privileged in one way was actually full of loss of quite traumatic, a traumatic scale. something that these days we might seek counselling or therapy for but no doubt the duke would have rather laughed at that idea. weill. no doubt the duke would have rather laughed at that idea.— laughed

you just saw my 4-year-old weenie dog daphne and 13-year- old yorkie georgie, this cutie, 7-year-old these two furry friends tippy and chevy belong to our director douglas who has a treadmill for his cats as well. drew, i just want to say any excuse to put our pets on tv, i'll take it. >> totally and dapper for sure got a lot of extra treats today. >> not to mention dapper has also made an appearance in i think one of your forecasts or at least we heard him. >> totally. yeah, he definitely has. >> i love it. he loves the attention as well. but in all seriousness we should point out veterinarians say today is a great reminder for pet owners to double check their dog's health and that their id tags are up to date. for those who are not pet owners, the bay area has some great organizations working to place animals in need of homes with nice forever homes. let's get to chris alvarez with a preview of sports. >>> coming up in sports the giants bring out the brooms against the rockies. >>> and ready, set, augusta, drama on the >>> it was championship sunday at the masters played the second

with her mum, georgie, who is also her trainer, following her nervously every step of the way.people would say i am silly. it was one of those falls. i have had worse falls. plenty of jockeys are far worse off. i got back in three months and broke my collarbone. she takes any pain for the team. it includes her brother and sister—in—law. this is what the grand national is all about, a tiny family stables taking on the elite of the sport with their star names. but do not tell the horse to it is a rank outsider because it is in good form. we are a tiny little yard. he has top flight form. he is only 100—1. both jockey and horse had success over the grand national fences two years ago. can they repeat that in the big one, the grand national itself? there has never been a better time to make your debut in this race. it was cancelled last year and makes a big return to the relief of everyone around, albeit without the crowds roaring them home. it is behind closed doors. it is running the race. it isa it is a race that is so important. whoever wins, there is always an amazing story. w

that they do in the other states with a field, epically failed to do in georgi they actuay speak outinvolved in the texas struggle ahead of time. in the arizona struggle. in the michigan struggle ahead of time. these are national companies. global companies. they are not just restricted to their home state of georgia. they need to speak out against these other bills as well. amy: you have to -- ceo's for delta airlines and coca-cola finally coming out in opposition to the clampdown on voting rights a week after the love the collation was signed amidst mounting threa to boycott the companies over there in action. delta's initial statement read "the legislation signed this week improved considerably during the legislative process and expands we can voting, codified sunday voting, and protects a voters ability to cast an absentee ballot without providing a reason for the first time drop boxes have also been authorized for all counties and poll workers will be allowed to work across county lines. nonetheless, we understand concerns remain over other provisions of the legislation and ther

in france difficulty with screens was revealed in experiments conducted by dr georgie. a psychology professor at vanderbilt university in tennessee. having a look here is one of her experiments outline and to each take. professor chance at hunt a stuffed toy in a room as the child watches her do things on a monitor. the child is told to go find it in the room which he has never seen before in real life we locate the toys easily as if he had not watched the scene on the monitor. the answer has no it's very difficult for them to learn it's more difficult than a face to face interaction and this difficulty with found is about 50 percent less learning from a screen then from a live interaction and this difference is being called the transfer deficit. for each to you and nothing if you don't a screen can be direct. he transposed to real life. to find the neurological source of this difficulty professor rachel bonds team is now investigating using cutting edge technology. ergo filling the brain right in the middle of a deficit transfer. in this experiment klara age 4 must lea

in case you weren't sure they make sure you know george mcclellan, the democrat is from new georgie -- new jersey. the vice presidential candidate is from ohio. what else do you see on these ballots? >> on the top they have that banner where it's like, today they are very systematic, just like the bubble in the name. for computer reasons that they put through the scanner today. professor white: that's right. one is, there is a banner at the top. it tells you the state in the ticket. i want to focus on that in particular. jeremiah mentioned that today when we fill out ballots there are bubbles on them. why are there bubbles on the ballots? why do we fill out those bubbles, and how might that point to something different about these ballots? go ahead. >> especially for presidential elections, they would have candidates from multiple parties. this looks like it's just listing the republican candidates for president of the union, so there is no bubble. professor white: that's exactly right. today, when we go to vote, i imagine we all voted last year, when you go to vote you got a ballot.

critic alexina vol may says it will continue its work despite its new court imposed restrictions georgie's are considering whether to ban the foundation for fighting corruption as an extremist organization among other curbs it's no longer allowed to share content online or organize rallies the family has been imprisoned since january supporters say he's and per house and is at risk of dying russia's warning it will do whatever is necessary to ensure security of its borders as follows weeks of escalating tension between moscow and ukraine and russia amassing thousands of troops along their shared front here when ordered their withdrawal on thursday russia's actions by the u.s. and nato are behind an increasing military threats. ukrainian president vladimir selenski says he expects to meet its russia's vladimir putin soon in a bid to end the conflicts in the east since it began 7 years ago foreign volunteers have traveled to the region to fight on both sites stratford reports from the front line village of chirac in or where he met a fighter from georgia. is a georgian war veteran in eastern

in the one who gets away with it as georgie because she pushes my buttons but the older kids don't evenround with the teacher is saying "andre the giant" on it. >> it's not for everybody, but if someone told me i was going to lose my soul for wearing an andre the giant assured i would say, you obviously don't know my story. i think we need to relax a little bit. let's not be so quick to tell people whose soul is going up in flames over a pair of tennis shoes. i think we need to relax. but nike is right, it's their brand and taking their brand and altering it, they have every right to stop it. it has nothing to do whether it is a devil, an angel, or fancy robot on your shoe. it's nike's right in that situation. >> dana: we will see you next week. thank you. >> always a pleasure. what itt is, bill! all we do is win! >> bill: again. >> dana: he is the best. >> bill: we've got about a minute here and you have ing -- >> dana: my book. "everything will be okay." i finished it and it went to the printer but i felt like i still had something to say so i wrote this chapter about the role that fa

with her mum georgie, also her trainer, following her rather nervously every step of the way. who we are. both jockey and horse had success over the grand national fences two years ago. can they repeat that in the big one, the grand national itself? return to the relief of —— it was cancelled last yearand makes a big return to the relief of everyone around, albeit without the crowds drawing them home. it is behind closed doors. it is running the race. whoever wins, there is always an amazing story. whether it is a rags to riches story or the first female jockey. so many great tales. an unbelievable opportunity for us as a family. to be doing it as a family, it makes it even more special. we will all be there together and a proper team. this is proof you can dream about stuff and it can actually happen, with my daughter. she said she would ride in the grand national since she was this high. sub lieutenant has neverfallen in a race. do not mention it because they are a superstitious family. they will not be buying new outfits for the occasion. nothing new. not new underwear or a