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the seven—time winners though, easily saw off henson�*s part—time side — 58—1; the final score.erjofra archer will miss england's upcoming one—day series against india and the start of next month's indian premier league because of his ongoing elbow problem. the elbow "deteriorated" during the five—match t20 series, and archer will return home for treatment. the three—match series starts in pune on tuesday with lancashire spinner matt parkinson now added to the squad. archer is due to play for the rajasthan royals in the ipl, which runs from 9th april to 30th may. disappointed forjofra archer and for us, but it is clear something we need to get to the bottom of. we will make sure he has every resource around him that we can. get to the bottom of what is going on and hopefully get him back fighting fit for the future for england. obviously he is going to miss the early stages of the ipl, but we will be led by the medics on where we go from there, really. but first and foremost, we will be making sure thatjofra archer is ok. that's all from sportsday. ican i can tell you it is stil

henson's been without a club since being released by the dragons in the pro14 two years ago.g arsenal in the premier league. that though, is all from me. that's it. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel, and i'll be back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. now on bbc news... for months, tens of thousands of farmers have been protesting in india. their movement has attracted global support, from celebrities including rihanna, lily singh, and the climate activist greta thunberg. so why are the farmers protesting? the bbc�*s south asia correspondent rajini vaidyanathan explains what it's all about. from their fields and their land, they came on tractors, trucks and horseback. in a road side resistance, of farmers determined to peacefully protest new laws. it's become the biggest challenge facing india's prime minister narendra modi. government is not listening to us. government is so stubborn. all of those farmers, and a ten acres, they will die. tensions have been building for months. it is a fight over the future of

the 7—time winners though, easily saw off henson's part—time side — 58—1; the final score.helsea have just gone through to the semifinals of the fa cup. 2—0 was the score against sheffield united. 2—0 was the score against sheffield united. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. a music festival is going ahead in the netherlands this weekend, despite the rest of the country being under lockdown. the two—day event is an experiment to see whether there's a safe way to allow large social gatherings without increasing the spread of coronavirus. 0ur correspondent anna holligan is at the festival in biddinghuizen near amsterdam. the dutch government is supporting this and trying to use these events together. research that might help events to get started again. this could be used as a prototype in the future. here is what has been going on... surreal as it might look, a reminder of what life was once like and an opportunity to pilot a way back to this. i was really happy, we can go party again. what does it feel like? euphoric! 1500 people managed to get

former wales rugby union fly half gavin henson made his rugby league debut this afternoon in the challenget round of the competition. the seven—time winners, though, easily saw off you can follow the day�*s other ties on the bbc sport website. and all the other results in general. there were two other first round ties today — featherstone rovers beat bradford bulls 41—16 and swinton lions against newcastle thunder is 16—6 with 20 minutes to play. updates on the website. fast bowlerjofra archer will miss england�*s upcoming one—day series against india and the start of next month�*s indian premier league because of his ongoing elbow problem. the elbow "deteriorated" during the five—match t20 series, and archer will return home for treatment. the three—match series starts in pune on tuesday with lancashire spinner matt parkinson now added to squad. archer is due to play for the rajasthan royals in the ipl, which runs from 9th april to 30th may. disappointed forjoffre archer and for us, but it is clear is something we need to get to the bottom of. we will make sure he has every resource aroun

believe her name is marissa, if i remember correctly, that he dropped their twins offer at matthew henson elementary school that morning. they had two other kids, she was busy with them. he said i'll drop the kids off this morning. and so he drove the kids to matthew henson elementary school, the twin girls, brought them into the building. i could have been in that lobby with him that morning as i was coming in and he was leaving. he got into his car, he drove a few blocks home, and in between his car and the door he was shot dead at 10:00 in the morning. his little girl, the youngest, always waited for him at the door when he was arriving. well, he never showed up to that door because he died that day. and these two little twin girls in that school at the same time that i was who might have been giggling as they took a break from instruction and the lights went off and they got to chat with their friends didn't know that they were never going to see their father again. think about how the lives of those children changed when your dad vanishes from the earth just like that. think about ho

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genevieve henson was a 27-year-old firefighter who was at the scene when george floyd was died, a firefighter. imploring the officers to check george floyd's pulse. today, she showed up in uniform to testify. >> the officers didn't let me into the scene. i also offered -- in my memory, i offered to walk, kind of walk them through it or told them, if he doesn't have a pulse, you need to start compressions and that wasn't done either. >> and so, well, is this -- are these things that you wanted to do? >> it's what i would have done for anybody. >> when you couldn't do that, how did that make you feel? >> totally distressed. >> were you frustrated? >> yes. >> this was day two of the trial in minneapolis for the former minneapolis police officer who is charged with the murder of george floyd. day three is tomorrow. it's expected to take several weeks, this trial. of course, the trial is taking place right now in the context of a civil rights and race crisis of a different kind for the country. today, we saw another group of civil rights organizations, including the naacp legal defense fund, file

calvin sitting next to the jim henson statue. there's adele in minnesota. on the university of illinois men's basketball team against loyola today. along the bottom, raymond in connecticut. happy 100th birthday. tina, a teacher at head start in ohio celebrating her 50th birthday. cynthia and david in california, happy 25th anniversary. look at that shot, chelsea with the northern lights behind her in alaska. beautiful shot. send us a photo with the hash tag "sunday today." thank you for spending part of your morning with us. we will see you rightack here b >>> good morning. it is sunday, march 21st, 7:00 on the dot as we take a live look outside. clear skies from the bay bridge all the way to sutro tower on another chilly morning. we are so grateful to you for starting it with us. i'm kira klapper. vianey joins us with a look at your microclimate forecast. if it's anything like yesterday this chilly morning will give way to a beautiful day. by the way, vianey was working very late last night and bright-eyed and bushy tailed with us this morning.

witness that we are expected to hear from is the last witness that we heard from yesterday is genevieve hensonhe was getting frustrated with the questioning she was receiving from the defense. the judge said when counsel asks you a question, your job is to answer it and not volunteer any more information. she will resume some of her testimony later today in this trial of derek chauvin. >> our thanks to shaq brewster for that report. >>> still ahead, georgia is facing mounting legal troubles after a sweeping new election bill was signed into law. we will talk about the growing fallout from those new voting restrictions. >>> but before we go to break, we want to know why are you awake? email your reasons to "way too early" at msnbc.com or tweet me using the #"way too early." we will read our favorite answers later on in the show. l answers later on in the show this is how you become the best! ♪“you're the best” by joe esposito♪ ♪ [triumphantly yells] [ding] don't get mad. get e*trade. gillette proglide. five blades and a pivoting flexball designed to get virtually every hair on the first stroke.

henson has signed for west wales raiders and makes his debut tomorrow in the challenge cup against superwe sign for fun in the lower legs and just get a little taste of drug the league at lower level. at the end of the radar, a bit. so it was a bit naive. ideally i would have liked the well —shaped scheme, on itv now, there's going to be no hiding places. a bit nervous but this one. just forfun! just for fun! looking forward to watching that one.— watching that one. there is a certain attitude _ watching that one. there is a certain attitude you - watching that one. there is a certain attitude you need - watching that one. there is a certain attitude you need if l watching that one. there is a l certain attitude you need if you watching that one. there is a - certain attitude you need if you are going to play that one just for fun. thank you very much, jane. for all the sadness and uncertainty of the last year, there have also been moments of hope and happiness. this was especially on show in local communities, with neighbours pulling together in times of need. for one street in greater

if you ever take the tour here, look for these pipes near studio 6b.he jim henson's team decorated themar program. eventually someone found the decorated pipes and this wrench with ara note that read, n with love from the muppets. i spent a lot of weekends looking the things like this around the building because why not? with so much ugliness in the ar world, why not look for things to appreciate and be grateful for?d, the sadness is going to come anyway, sooner or later, and in this case, it was sooner. i took these pictures the day da before memorial day, and the next day george floyd was dead. that friday i caught these protesters after they stopped traffic in manhattan and converged in times square. no wonder i still marvel at thin place. it's easy for me to be grateful. and sometimes i need all the gratitude i can get. that's the first thing. the second is engraved on 30 rock itself. one more tip if you ever visit . here. go to the east entrance of the t building, the fifth avenue side. by the skating rink. over the entrance is an art deco sculpture. by lee lorrie, depict ing a lin

jim henson's team decorated them in 1964 while they were waiting to go on the jack par program.h love from the muppets. with so much ugliness in the world, why not look for things to appreciate and be grateful for? the sadness is going to come sooner or later, and in this case it was sooner. i took these pictures the day before memorial day, and the next day george floyd was dead. that friday i caught these protesters after they stopped traffic in manhattan and converged in times square. no wonder i still marvel at this place. it's easy for me to be grateful. and sometimes i need all the gratitude i can get. that's the first thing. the second is engraved on 30 rock itself. one more tip if you ever visit here. go to the east entrance of the building, the fifth avenue side. over the entrance san art deco sculpture. wisdom and knowledge, if there's one thing our times need right now, it's stability. if there's one thing i can help with, it's knowledge and hopefully a little wisdom too. i can help with that. i can help, and that's the second thing keeping me going, purpose, having a

henson. rep. hinson: thank you, can you hear me okay? thank you. thank you mr. fenton for coming before us today to hear our questions and hear from us. in your testimony you discuss fema's roles in supporting our hero, the national guard, expanding vaccine access and these are no doubt important parts of the work you're doing. however, i am incredibly disappointed that iowa has yet again been forgeten in if all of this. there's no mention of the 2020 derecho that wiped out much of my district. your testimony states operating in overlapping environments creates an additional challenge with an already complex mission requirement. in my mind the weather event that devastated iowa in the middle of a pandemic deserves your attention as well. the same farmers keeping our country fed and fueled were severely harmed. it was a one-two punch for my district yet my constituents have had nothing but difficulty getting fema's assistance. when they asked for extensions for relief applications, they were denied. denyied in the middle of their lives being ripped apart. it's un

i'm going to be with your congresswoman ashley henson this afternoon. we have to hold every seat we have. we have to go win -- i would love to win a couple dozen more. actually know how to do that. i came in to congress the last time we retook the gavel in 2010 when 87 republicans were elected. 87 republicans were elected because of the outrageous activity that president obama was engaged in. i promise you are going to see that again. that is the outrageous activity part. we have to make sure we see again the success in taking back the house of representatives. it will limit the damage president biden can do to our country. yes? >> [indiscernible] as far as president biden is concerned, do you think he is a trojan horse for the far-left? [laughter] fmr. secy. pompeo: i vaguely remember the story of the trojan horse from my days in history class, but i know the parable for sure. look, i always said this in the work i was doing, too, it is much less about what someone says than what they do. let's keep our eye on the ball. let's watch what they do. let's

karen henson said cuomo hugged her inappropriately in a hotel room.now cuomo called hinton's claim falls and dismissed her as a political adversary. yesterday was interesting as cuomo made sure to hate, highlight, hakeem jeffries and the white house press secretary jen psaki have all locally supported cuomo's stance that everyone should withhold their judgment until the ag finishes that independent investigation and today schumer said the exact same thing. >> sandra: bryan llenas, great reporting for us. >> john: joining us now, republican new york city councilmen joe borelli. the top democratic leadership in the state turned against the governor politically and that's never good. and it's a matter of whether the legislative leaders and pursue an impeachment investigation and bring charges against the governor. the drip drip drip of bad stories is becoming quite the puddle that the governor is standing in right now. >> john: and as you can see on the screen or maybe you can't see, we got a long list of democrats and republicans that are calling either

henson. all clarence gaines had done for me, he asked that i bring as much attention to hbcus as much as i possibly could because there's a lot of incredible talent coming out of disenfranchised communities throughout this nation. a lot of talent attends hbcus, and there's a lot that we have given to the united states of america in terms of our contributions and that's one of the things that he wanted me to highlight, and i have been on a mission to do that pretty much my entire career, and as a result, we've got this docuseries that we're putting together again in concert. "why not us" is chronicling a basketball team led by levelle moton, one of the great coaches in the united states. his first nine years at the school won four conference titles and four division titles, and considering being on tobacco road near duke and north carolina, and achieving the success he has achieved obviously devoid of some of the things they have available to them in terms of facilities, just monetary things a

henson, be as a psychiatrist to talk about being anxious, talk to them about it and let them know it'se help and talk to your pastor, even if it's not someone like a psychologist or psychiatrist or social worker. literally picking up the phone and phoning a friend is one thing you can do and not letting it -- sort of cripple your idea of being a strong black woman because seeking help is what makes you strong in these cases. >> and that's one thing i do want to get out of these conversations, it is very normal a. people like you, michelle obama, people like me, i don't know anyone who has not had a experience of anxiety or sadness or depression during this time. speaking of women of color, particularly in the black community, dr. harden, we're taught to be -- put that s on your chest and get out there and face the world. how do you unlearn that behavior? because there is so sort of let me just swallow it, get up the next day, face the next day with gusto, like the ancestors. how do you earn learn that and navigate this world today where mental health is a lot more prevalent with people

henson explores how black people have always called on their strength to find joy during difficult orstory for us. hey there, alex. >> reporter: hey, what's happening, t.j.? i know you and so many others are following closely our "soul of a nation" series. we have another great one on tap for you tonight. we're talking about black joy and what exactly that means to so many people. you can't talk about the resiliency of the black community without talking about the magic of black joy. that ability to find heart soothing laughter and inspiration despite the suffering. black artists have had a history of creating that joy for their community and the rest of the country too. from dick gregory to dave chappelle who came up with socially distanced shows on farms in ohio to keep his unique style of jokes rolling safely during the pandemic. >> so, you are black and white friends hanging out together. do you guys know each other? it's going to be a quiet car ride home. i'm just kidding. enjoy your riots. >> reporter: musicians have also been experts in bringing the joy. aretha franklin, nina s

henson. >> thank you, can you hear me okay? >> yes. >> thank you. and thank you mr. fenton for coming before us today to hear our questions and hear from us. in your testimony you discuss fema's roles in supporting our hero, the national guard, expanding vaccine access and these are no doubt important parts of the work you're doing. however, i am incredibly disappointed that iowa has yet again been forgeten in if all of this. there's no mention of the 2020 due ray show that wiped out much of my district. your testimony states operating in overlapping environments creates an additional challenge with an already complex environment. so many in my mind the weather event that devastated iowa in the middle of a pandemic deserves your attention as well. the same farmers keeping our country fed and fuelled were severely harmed. it was a one two punch for my district yet my constituents have had nothing but difficulty getting fema's assistance. when they asked for extensions for relief applications, they were denied. deied in the middle of their lives being ripped apart. it'

it's all systems go on countryfile's adam henson's farm — piglets, goats and calves are being born asouldn't make it, but watson did! dave watson, scoring with his head for sunderland in their 1973 fa cup run. watson's fourth goal in the fa cup competition. watson was an uncompromising, tough tackling centre half. nobody picked him up and a very solid header gave barber no chance. if the ball's there, i'm going to win it. yeah. that's, eh... you were a fighter. i was a fighter, yeah. coppel takes. watson is there, and scores very, very easily. for sunderland, man city, notts county, southampton and here, for england, dave watson's repeated heading of the ball has taken its toll. he's been diagnosed with dementia. dave watson got up at the far post. it is not something that happens overnight, but it... ..slowly nibbles at your memory. and if there was a pole, you know, the... ..i'm not near the top at the moment. right from the first _ at notts county, you used to go back and do extra heading. when you were at southampton you and chris nichol used to be| heading the ball from one end o