gilbert: really? lemonis: yes. i'm very impressed. gilbert: why?onis: because any time one person over 40 years can build a business in america and have it stay open and last, is a big accomplishment. you've fed a lot of people over the years and you have a lot to be proud of. gilbert: i never thinking about that. i thinking of something, i thinking with my heart, not, not with my brain. lemonis: well, that's why you're successful. gilbert: you think so? lemonis: yes. because business isn't just about thinking with your checkbook. how proud are you of your dad? ana: very proud. to have him be an immigrant that didn't go to college, to accomplish what he's accomplished is, i mean, it's amazing. lemonis: what worries you the most about your dad? ana: his health and, you know, having him -- gilbert: i'm okay. ana: i know you're okay, but some days, you're not okay. gilbert: don't worry too much. ana: i do worry. gilbert: okay. ana: i'm going to worry about you. he's so stubborn, you know. it's like... gilbert: don't cry. ana: i know, you're making me

gilbert who owns the cleveland cavaliers founded rocket companies., gilbert moved his business headquarters from the detroit suburbs to downtown. his companies have since arequired and developed more than 100 properties to help transform the motor city. today he's announcing a $500 million initiative to revitalize neighborhoods in his hometown. dana jacobson sat down with gilbert and his wife in their detroit-area home nearly two weeks after he suddenly became ill. until the health department shut remember down -- shut him down. when he had a stroke, everything changed in an instant. >> i'm feeling good. an inch a day. it's a marathon coming back from it. welcome to detroit, everybody. >> reporter: the charismatic billionaire who built a mortgage lending empire. [ cheers ] >> reporter: and owns the nba's cleveland cavaliers is still recovering from the stroke he suffered in may, 2019. >> it was long enough i'm ready to have a baby, it's been nine months. >> reporter: a journey that's taught him the importance of gratitude. in that moment, you realize

johnny gilbert has been with "jeopardy!"ouncer. we are truly, truly lucky to have this broadcasting legend as part of our team here at "jeopardy!" - thank you, johnny gilbert. - thank you, mike. [ applause ] he's the best in the business. okay. michael, jillian, and jon. let's get into the "jeopardy!" round with these categories. and they are... the classic british version dating from the 1930s is what we're referring to. we go to blank & blank and finally... additions to the library of congress list from 2020. michael, start us off. let's do blank & blank for $200. jillian. - what are skin and bones? - right.

what's the relationship between the churchill family and martin gilbert? martin gilbert is a very brilliant and anyhow by my standards young historian who wrote my who is the official biography of my father. he went to work randolph started the biography of and martin gilbert was then a young don at oxford and went over to help randolph. he was part of randolph's team. and then there is sadly randolph died out of all time prematurely and the only two volumes of the biography were complete and martin gilbert was chosen by the firmly trustees to take up the the rest of the book and he has continued magnificently how many more volumes has he written? well, the whole biography is eight volumes and up the date. there are 15 companion volumes which march with the volumes which contain a great number of the original papers and letters from which martin wrote the book and there are more to come there gradually coming out so that they i suppose eventually they'll be about 22 companion volumes. it's a great work. here's a photograph of your mother and father. in the

gilbert doctorow political analyst joining us live here on r.t. international thank you for your time today thank you but russia. legal and medical professionals have accused the british government of refusing to probe chronic failures in his handling of the pandemic have now arrange their own public covert inquiry it comes after the u.k. death toll from covert past 124000 the highest figure in europe that figure includes more than 40000 residents and hundreds of health care workers the lawyer chairing the inquiry michael mansfield says many of those fatalities could have been avoided. people's inquiry is the 1st inquiry of any kind that is taking place in to covert pandemic and the handling of it by the government right now the public want art and service particularly the bereaved of which there are thousands unfortunately but others who are the relatives of plainly the relatives of those who fortunately haven't died also have questions because of the been a lot of hospitalizations as well and it's no use waiting we need the answers now and they

and martin gilbert was trusted to take up the rest of the book. and he's continued magnificently. >> how many more volumes has he written? >> the whole biography is eight volumes. and up the date, there are 15 companion volumes which march with the ones which contain a great number of the original papers and letters from which martin wrote the book, and there are more to come. they're gradually coming out. and i suppose eventually there will be about 22 volumes. it's a great work. >> here is a photograph of your mother and father in the rain in in the 30s, in the the west essex constituency. and i love that photograph. >> he represented from '25 until '60, for 40 years and i love that photograph. my mother is looking very cheerful, campaigning in the rain. >> your father ran in a number of different constituencies, that is something you don't see often in the united states. was he a scottsman by -- >> no, that doesn't figure. it didn't in those days. nowadays the constituency have become more territorial like scots members and so forth. but then y

. >> what's the relationship between the churchill family and martin gilbert. >> martin gilbert is a brilliant and young historian. who is the official biographer of my father. he basically randolph had started it off and martin was young man in oxford, and he was part of randolph's team. so very sadly, randolph died. as prematurely. out of time. and only two volumes, of the biography were complete. and martin gilbert, was chosen by the family trustees, to do the rest of the book. he has continued magnificently. >> how many more volume says he written? >> the biography is eight volumes, but up to date, there are 15 companion volumes, that contain a great number of the original papers and letters for which martin wrote the book. and there are more to come. they're more coming out. i suppose eventually, they'll be about 22 companion volumes. great work. >> here's a photograph of your mother and father, in the rain in the thirties, in the west essex constituency. >> ron stead. and that's what i was talking about earlier, which was from he rented for 40 years, and i love that photograph.

and martin gilbert was trusted to take up the rest of the book. kol jums that contain a great number of the original papers and letters for which martin wrote the book, and there were more to come. and i suppose eventually there will be about 22 volumes. it's a great work. >> here is a photograph of your mur and father in the rain in the west essex constituency. and i love that photograph. it -- that is my mother looking very cheerful. >> your follow ran a number of p different circumstances. was he a scotsman. the members and so forth, but then you took your chance where you could get where there is a seat available. you had to be chosen by the local permit. fighting elections all over the place. in the midlands, london, and finally woodford, which is sort of the a satellite town. >> he is skipping along there. the fifth and queen marry receiving the loyal addresses from both houses of parliament and westminster hall. i was very much a country child. having something like that taken by my parents was a tremendous thrill. >> that is in 1935? >> wh

rocket's largest shareholder dan gilbert added $30 billion to his net worth yesterday with the stockn one day he added a rupert murdoch, and jack dorsey and all in one day, but theday, he lost a ken griffin or $15 billion and so today, he is around a michael bloomberg around 23rd on the world's rich list. michael cohen, on the gamestop activist, he has seen the stake go from 76 million dlrdz from when he bought it back over a year and a half ago to over $3 billion in january back down to $400 million and then in the ice cream tweet back over $400 million, and that is a $1 billion ice cream cone. and now, continue iing to sell on top of the 13 million that he had sold back in january, brian. so, you know, the idea with reddit was to democratize finance, but they have made the billionaires a lot of money in the short term. >> but there is people like we highlighted in the show that threw in $500 and jacked it up to $200,000. so i guess as long as on every trade there is a seller, too, right, robert? >> there is somebody on the other side of every trade, right? >> yeah, and it depends w

dan gilbert is a winner. i've seen him. he's built a great business.y are doing things i don't think are best for mortgage brokers and consumers and it's not against the rules. if you want to work with them, i wish you the y lower rates and faster times, you're in with 73 other lenders. you have plenty of choice. it a little -- we're different not everyone loves tesla. >> you're scrappy. even though you're huge. >> i'm competing. >> you're -- all right one last thing the stock is down 40%. because of that maybe or just because people just freak out when rates go higher and they don't know the story >> yeah, i think that people just don't know the story. i'm excited. the long term success of the business will help the stock price. the dividend is strong we'll continue to win and people will see that quarter over quarter. >> all right terrific you're on the show. chairman and ceo of uwm holdings my team tells me to say go spartans. >> go spartans thank you. >>> "mad money" is back after the break. >> announcer: just chill out. >> is this chill master j?

maybe he'll hire gilbert to do the pilot readings "to your left is the grand canyon to the --" [ laughterenator johnson is against the relief bill and his reasoning is pretty unique take a look at this. >> these sums are just incomprehensible if you stack dollar bills, one on top of each other, a trillion dollar stack is over 130 thousand miles high. it would reach more than halfway to the moon. that's what we're talking about indebting our -- our children with into the future a stack of $1 bills that reaches more than halfway to the moon [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what he was speaking to the 0% of people who don't understand that a trillion is a lot [ laughter ] americans were like, "sure, we needed the money to support my family, but then i heard that moon analogy [ laughter ] that really hit home for me. [ laughter ] "if you stack those dollar bills you -- no, i haven't been drinking too much, honey [ laughter ] if you stack dollar bills, it's almost halfway on the way to the moon ever think about that? [ laughter ] no, i never thought about that it got weird when johnson bought a sandwich

and these two theaters the navy would advance across the central pacific from the gilberts to the marshalls to the marianna islands to set up the offensive that would target the japanese home islands and macarthur's forces. would advance up the solomon islands new guinea. so ultimately in the direction of the philippines and macarthur of course was determined to return to the philippines when he left the philippines early in march of 1942. he promised i shall return and of course he had this long family and personal background with the philippines and he was determined to go back and liberate that area from japanese occupation. now from 1942 until the summer of 194. american forces gradually essentially gain the initiative over the japanese winning key battles such as midway in june of 1942. and the guadalcanal campaign, which in august of 19 to and we began to march in what is called an island hopping campaign. back to take the war directly to the japanese home islands. island hopping was designed. essentially bypass japanese strong points if we could. gain, control of the water in the pac

rocket mortgage owner dan gilbert. he also owns the cleveland cavaliers, which is why their stadiums also is brought to you by rocket gilbert is also one of the many jewish people offended by the anti semitic slur. miami heat's meyers. leonard shouted while he was playing a video game on live stream. he also offended heat owner micky arison, who is from israel and commissioner adam silver also jewish who says that hateful offensive language against anybody has no place in the nba meyer says he had no idea what the word even meant when he said it and that his ignorance about history is no excuse. and he was wrong. well, he will have plenty of time to learn. he is already talk to the anti-defamation league. he has to go through cultural sensitivity, learning he is suspended for a week and he's been fined. $50,000. and james, if you're one of these people say is money, you know, sharing your passwords for media subscription. i don't we'll trend keeps trying to get my to one o john gave me his. >> mid. okay. here's the is

rocket mortgage owner dan gilbert. he also owns the cleveland cavaliers, which is why their stadiums also is brought to you by rocket gilbert is also one of the many jewish people offended by the anti semitic slur. miami heat's meyers. leonard shouted while he was playing a video game on live stream. he also offended heat owner micky arison, who is from israel and commissioner adam silver also jewish who says that hateful offensive language against anybody has no place in the nba meyer says he had no idea what the word even meant when he said it and that his ignorance about history is no excuse. and he was wrong. well, he will have plenty of time to learn he has already talked to the anti-defamation league. he has to go through cultural sensitivity, learning he is suspended for a week and he's been fined $50,000. and james, if you're one of these people say is money, you know, sharing your passwords for media subscription. i don't we'll trend keeps trying to get my john gave me his. >> mid. okay. here's the is i'm enjo

. >>> mill bury police say 64- year-old herbert gilbert was struck and killed while crossing el camino real in his motorized wheelchair. it happened this morning. police say the driver stayed on scene and is cooperating. still ahead on kpix 5 and cbsn bay area, three more bay area counties on the road to recovery, the steps eager businesses are taking to welcome back customers. >>> no exodus but people are moving around and creating dramatic change of realestate fortunes in a couple places, one in particular that has seen it all. >>> a contra costa county suburb telling trump supporters enough is enough. this is a nonsssag hree. sml business iurance usuay forcesou to piece together multiple policies. that's why three was created. it's one policy that covers everything you need... leaving those old policies in the dust. three. no nonsense. just common sense. small business insurance is usually so complicated, you need to be a lawyer to understand it. that's why three was created. if you own it, three covers it. got a cheese slice for “spokesperson?" that's me. i don't even need to see w

let's hear from professor sara gilbert, who codesigned the vaccine. >> when vaccines are usedn tens ofs of people, as this is, there will be some adverse events that happens, and it's difficult to work out if the vaccine had anything to do with that. it's important that we continue to investigate but also important to remember these events are rare and there is no proven link between these events and vaccinations. ros: so regulators have important calculations to make around the astrazeneca vaccine. i've been speaking to the bbc european editor. >> what you can say is eu leaders and the commission are under mounting pressure to do something about vaccines. for weeks, peopl across the eu have been looking across at neighboring u.k., and seeing a swift ansuccesul vaccine rollout, unlike their own. they want to know where the vaccines are that will protect them and their families, particularly now that there is a pernicious third wave of the virus sweeping across much of mainland europe, with new lockdowns in italy, france, and some of the highest death rates in the world in parts of ntra

vaccine doses per week but due to a lack of supply contra costa health services chief equity officer gilbertinas says. >>the county is vaccinating the public at a slower rate than it once despite reaching more than 343,000 administered shots. >>county data shows nearly 33,000 people are being inoculated per week with help from the federal government health services is expecting a rapid increase in access to vaccines in the coming weeks and it is awaiting word from the governor's office on how to distribute them to disadvantaged communities. now that governor newsom announced equity is a priority announcement that the governor made earlier we're still waiting on direction and process once we get clear on some of we'll have a better response for now the county will focus on increasing mobile and pop-up vaccination and testing sites targeting the latin x community in particular. >>just 13% of that population has been vaccinated compared to 22% of non-hispanic or latino people. in contra costa county felecia call kron 4 news, another big story today and ongoing animal rights protest over horse r

herbert gilbert was struck while crossing el camino royale in his wheelchair. it happened this morning. crews shut down the northbound lanes for about four hours. police say the driver stayed on scene and is cooperating. >>> fremont police are investigating a hit and run that left someone critically injured. it happened around 6:00 this morning on j street near second street. officers say a dog was with the person at the time of the collision and that animal was not hurt. no word yet on a suspect or the car involved in the crash. >>> dramatic video now of a couple rvs engulfed in flames. this happened along east 12 lt street and 17th avenue in oakland. the rvs were parked in a large homeless encampment. 20 people have been displaced. it's not clear what started the fire. >>> the hawaiian islands are under a flash flood watch this evening. let me show you why. heavy down pours in maui causing massive flooding, destroying homes and bridges, this is in haiku where a dam breeched prompting investigations. the maui county mayor says no loss of life. sphors rain is i

vaccine doses per week but due to a lack of supply contra costa health services chief equity officer gilbert salinas says. >>the county is vaccinating the public at a slower rate than it once despite reaching more than 343,000 administered shots. >>county data shows nearly 33,000 people are being inoculated per week with help from the federal government health services is expecting a rapid increase in access to vaccines in the coming weeks and it is awaiting word from the governor's office on how to distribute them to disadvantaged communities. now that governor newsom announced equity is a priority announcement that the governor made earlier we're still waiting on direction and process once we get clear on some of we'll have a better response for now the county will focus on increasing mobile and pop-up vaccination and testing sites targeting the latin x community in particular. >>just 13% of that population has been vaccinated compared to 22% of non-hispanic or latino people. in contra costa county felecia call kron 4 news. >>coming up next on the kron 4 morning news people leave in the ba

bribing its senior magistrate judge with a job offer in exchange for confidential information judge gilbert as a bear now faces the same sentence after he was caught using a quote secret telephone line to relate tips about an investigation into whether star cozy received confidential payments from l'oreal heiress liliane bettencourt during the his 2007 presidential campaign the author cosey was has since been cleared in that inquiry he is still being investigated over claims that he received millions from ousted libyan leader moammar gadhafi and he committed fraud overspending for his failed 2012 reelection bit now the latest probe accuses him of influence peddling over advisory activities in russia however sarkozy is unlikely to see the inside of a prison over the latest conviction the majority of his 3 year sentence has already been suspended. and as thousands of amazon workers or warehouse workers at an alabama facility are voting on whether to unionize they are receiving the backing of u.s. president joe biden the president post a video late sunday offering support to the workers withou

continue for a little while yet i spoke just a bit earlier in the program with our political analyst gilbert doctorow he things easy you officials are pointing fingers to divert attention away from their own missteps amid the vaccine process. the situation here in europe of just you would have those things chaotic 1st regards the vaccination programs. first going back to reach the public was waiting for the incensed at the little devil of vaccinations seeking and found the cure for the door of the condition president tom delay and what we see now is we are in assistance find a show to try to relieve the pressure on this crime rate but the commission to to send out a smokescreen to center for diversion from the gross incompetence. has been seen in the way the you're in a situation. with actually she programs the they are terribly envious here in brussels of the success the stunning success of britain they have to record it going its own way with sins they have done everything possible to divert attention from their own inability to negotiate properly and negotiate with proper priorities with

hello i'm richard gilbert and you're at the listening post where we dig into the coverage and look at how news is reported here are the stories we're examining this week me and mark the opposition movement that refuses to go away and is providing news material the mainstream media either won't show or cannot show complete with a soundtrack from the street if britain braces for a broadcast news formula born in america and russia's alexei navalny locked up in prison yet still managing to get the word out it's been almost 7 weeks now since me and mars military took power in a coup d'etat deposing the democratically elected government of on song suchi with the resistance refusing to give up and thousands on the streets day after day the crackdown was inevitable and it is proven to be intense sunday march 14th saw $74.00 protesters killed most of them reportedly gunned down by men in uniform this regime is undeniably out to curb the news coverage 5 independent media outlets have had their licenses revoked their right to broadcast or publish taken away dozens of reporters have been arrested

political analysts to gilbert doctorow believes e.u. officials are pointing fingers to divert attention from their own mis steps in the vaccine process. the situation here in europe of just they would have those things chaotic that's regards the vaccination programs. going about to reach the public was what put it in a sense of the little devil of vaccinations seeking and found guilty for the door of the commission president. what we see now is a. man in a system spot on the show to try to relieve the pressure on this probably but the commission to to send up a smoke screen to center for diversion from the gross incompetence. has been seen in the you're in a situation. where vaccination programs. they are terribly envious here in brussels of the success the stunning success of britain they have to regulate it going its own way with the ins they have done everything possible to divert attention from their own inability to properly once negotiate with proper priorities with the pharmaceutical companies going back to us. the russian capita

katelynn gilbert and her friend alyssa funari who testified that as floyd grew weaker, chauvin applied even more pressure on his neck. >> at one point, i saw him put more and more weight onto him. >> and how could you tell that? >> i saw his back foot or leg lift off the ground and his hands go in his pockets. >> reporter: the jury then hearing from minneapolis firefighter genevieve hanson, who happened upon the scene and begged officers to take floyd's pulse. >> get off the street. >> i'm a -- >> you would know -- >> yeah, i do know. >> he's not responsive right now, bro. >> reporter: hanson then calling 911 herself. >> i literally watched police officers not take a pulse and not do anything to save a man. and i'm a first responder myself. >> when you couldn't do that, how did that make you feel? >> totally distressed. >> were you frustrated? >> yes. >> reporter: donald williams, who was standing next to her that day, also called 911. >> he just pretty much has killed this guy that wasn't resisting arrest. he had his knee on the dude's neck the whole time. >> reporter: defense attorne

vaccine doses per week but due to a lack of supply contra costa health services chief equity officer gilbert salinas says. >>the county is vaccinating the public at a slower rate than it once despite reaching more than 343,000 administered shots. >>county data shows nearly 33,000 people are being inoculated per week with help from the federal government health services is expecting a rapid increase in access to vaccines in the coming weeks and it is awaiting word from the governor's office on how to distribute them to disadvantaged communities. now that governor newsom announced equity is a priority announcement that the governor made earlier we're still waiting on direction and process once we get clear on some of we'll have a better response for now the county will focus on increasing mobile and pop-up vaccination and testing sites targeting the latin x community in particular. >>just 13% of that population has been vaccinated compared to 22% of non-hispanic or latino people. in contra costa county felecia call kron 4 news. >>lawmakers have voted on a plan to resume in person classes at al

. >> miami beach mayor dan gilbert. >> people started to rage through the streets, running for their lives. you can't have that in a city that can't be a nightly event. >> reporter: the miami beach curfew runs from 8:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m with the sun up crowds enjoying the sand and surf. but some who came for the famed south beach night life say the curfew has ruined the party. >> i go back to my plane tomorrow and go back home. >> reporter: miami beach police posted this famed photo of ocean beep drive, empty, in sharp contrast to the past several weeks. since spring break began last month, police making more than 900 arrests. confiscating more than 80 firearms how much of this closure is a result of the violence and how much of it is because of the spread of covid? >> i think most of it is because of the chaos in the streets. and of course we dent want to be a super spreader >> reporter: many out of staters say they wanted a vacation where covid protocols are lax. >> i don't think we have to fear something called this coronavirus. >> reporter: businesses devastated. >> we're just ge

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anglo-american relation and other topics other speakers have included andrew roberts, sir, martin gilbert lady mary soames and others all of whom have been this distinguished lecture series. today we present the 34th needed in our crosby kemper lecture and the first to be delivered virtually to a global audience and to introduce today's speaker. i am pleased to welcome churchill fellow and the current director of the institute for museum and library services. crosby kemper great. thank you very much tim. i appreciate that introduction and i in the early 1990s george will came to kansas city to speak. i'm sure he won't remember this, but i was conducting a fan campaign with petitions and banners and bumper stickers to bring real grass to the field at royals now kauffman stadium. i was honored to sit next to him at lunch and he gave me a learned disquisition on seven layered composition of grass at camden yards. on the i think he was on the orioles board at that point. we talked of the genius of george toma the great groundskeeper. whose life work. i was then defending the finances of major

i think he's with us he's on the line from gilbert good afternoon what do you make of the claim by the u.k. that russia is now its number one threat. well i think actually it's correct let's keep in mind that china which is the other power that could have been millions which is here in this report called competitive rather than now console or security threats in the military sense china is a good news a regional power it's a regional power with the court and since southeast asia and that is not an area of primary concern primary threat to great britain now whether russia is a global power or a regional power this can be discussed but let's assume it's a regional power which region that happens to be the same region as the u.k. is in so within the ukase region russia is it me who had significant the the most powerful military force and therefore from a strictly literal sense the remarks in this report are correct of course this was not meant to be just a literal description of the situation this is a program statement which is released at a very specific time just a few weeks into the m

other speakers have included andrew roberts, sir martin gilbert, and others all of whom have given thisistinguished lecture series. today, we present the 34th lecture, and the first to be delivered virtually to a global audience. introduce today's speaker, i am pleased to black -- welcome churchill fellow and the current director for museum and library services, crosby kemper. >> great, think you very much. i appreciate that introduction. in the early 1990's, george will came to kansas city to speak. i'm sure you remember this. i was conducting a fan campaign with petitions and banners and bumper stickers to bring real grass to the field at royal -- at rollers. i was honored to sit next to him at lunch and he gave me a learned disposition on a seven layer composition of the grass at camden yards. i think it was on the orioles port at that point. we talked of the genius of george tolman, the great groundskeeper, whose lifework i was then defending, the violences of major league baseball. george was one of the five commissioners who revolutionized finances to the existential benefit of th

almost sunny parisienne morning pettily gilbert walks his dog has recently been vaccinated and has the badge to prove it but he would welcome something more official. a covert 19 health pass would allow us to travel to get back a little bit of freedom by june those wishes will be a reality because the european commission plans a digital green pass which all e.u. residents would have on a smart phone proving they have either been vaccinated recently recovered from covert or had a negative test with this digital certificate we aim to help member states reinstate the freedom of movement in a safe responsible and trusted manner but for some e.u. leaders that goes neither far nor fast enough we want to but we don't want to wait for implementation by the robber will take the 1st steps on the national level the health minister will give a news conference on thursday outlining the necessary legal basis to introduce green stick it in austria as early as april many in the tourism industry welcomed the e.u. proposal as a. vaccine certificate is essential to make travel easier and it's important t

. >> reporter: in austin, texas, gilbert elementary school, third grade teacher ms.martin turning her garage into a library in this pandemic. we reported at the time, the closest library is 15 miles away. >> welcome to ms. martin's neighborhood library. >> reporter: she's back with us tonight. >> hi, david. >> reporter: showing us the new books from so many of you at >>ers ishery that saw re. this story and now we have over 4,000 books for checkout. so, thank you, everybody, really, for helping us. >> reporter: and back in california, we wondered about that little boy at the front door so many months ago. 6-year-old reshef kapur and his father, vanish. >> hi, david! >> hi, david! >> reporter: tonight, telling us they are grateful for those lesson plans and most of all, for those virtual hugs. >> i miss you, mrs. robinson. hopefully we'll see you soon and maybe we can have a breakfast together. >> we are grateful to our teachers across this country. i'm david muir. thanks for watching and i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. >>> building a better b

massless party goers have converged on the destination for the spring break holiday the mayor dan gilbert says students have been flocking to money beach after florida's governor called the state of freedom from code 19 restrictions. time for a short break here now just when we come back. our message is been straightforward and simple and it's true that the border is closed the white house scrambles to contain a surge in the number of unaccompanied migrant children trying to enter the united states and demonstrations at dawn protesters in myanmar try in vain to avoid more bloodshed at the hands of the military and that status. it's time for the perfect gentleman to weather sponsored plan qatar airways now it is spring even in arabia where you might think of you sunny warm all the time which means changeable weather and it certainly is changed not so much in saudi arabia or beyond but just north of particularly jordan and i think syria and iraq you're going to have an increase in the amount of dust is being brought in because the wind is strengthening in the east inside libya and the north