hope webb went to meet him. sean is 25 and spends most of his days writing music here.and volunteers. it's currently in storage as it awaits the return of live performance. through the medium of art, i was able to sort of interface with people a lot better and with a lot more clarity than i was otherwise able to, what with having an autistic spectrum disorder, meaning that you kind of have a deficiency when it comes to the understanding of people. you can take people through a story and, in doing so, for me, i realised from an extremely young age, that i could help not only bring people into my world and show them what i was thinking and feeling about the world around me, but i was able to understand them better. local film—makers recently discovered his talent and now he's the subject of a new short film. the documentary, called harmonic spectrum, has been shown at the glasgow film festival and is now being screened across the country. we've had such a positive response. not so much from musicians and things like that, but from other people on the spectrum that also pu

hope webb, bbc news.u look very closely, there are huge boulders in amongst it, i out into the water, you can also see trees and bushes and some of the vegetation that would have come down from a certain part of the cliff as well. we think these clips are probably around 500 feet high, so a spectacular sight to say the least. good morning, sam, from thejurassic heritage trust. a geologist. we wonder what was causing this, the science behind it? it is a completely natural events, of com pletely natural events, of course, completely natural events, of course, some in one sense, it'sjust the cliffs course, some in one sense, it's 'ust the cli i, , �* the cliffs doing their things. but it is down to _ the cliffs doing their things. but it is down to the _ the cliffs doing their things. but it is down to the arrangement . the cliffs doing their things. but| it is down to the arrangement of the cliffs doing their things. but i it is down to the arrangement of the geometry— it is down to the arrangement of the g

. >> hope so andrea, thanks >>> nbc meteorologist, janessa webb, is tracking record cold in a chunk of the east coast. but then, we are also looking ahead for our easter our weather forecast there for hunts, too. >> yeah, i mean, we have a good chunk of the country, across the deep south to the southeast that shouldn't be feeling the cold weather like they are this morning. i do have 63 million people going to be impacted by temperatures that are well-below average. things will bounce back, by saturday afternoon so, it's going to be a chilly afternoon. but i can promise you, a ton of sunshine across the area right now, our temperatures. the feel-like temperatures, currently, in the mid-20s, in some spots look at pittsburgh, 22, the air temperature. but 11 is the feel-like temperature, on your skin. i am watching a few lake-enhanced snow showers but the rest of the country, nice an 39, buffalo. lots of sunshine for the great lakes. #. >>> amazing-looking weekend forecast we will take a look at that, coming up. >> awesome great to hear. janessa, thank you >>> with some fans back in the s

. ♪ on any given day, jay webb, a former professional basketball player, is in the square planting hopend beauty. >> we beautify the ugly situation. >> reporter: feet away, floyd took his last breaths last year. then in march this year, another man's body lay dying outside the store. he was shot and killed by a resident. neighbors, business owners, and activists are battling back violence and arguing over the barriers that have closed off the streets to traffic to the square for nearly a year now. but there is still love and light being shared here. >> this is our response. do your worst, and we'll do our best. this is every direction, peace and love. >> well done, sara. well done. you really brought the community home here. you have been in minneapolis since this started, throughout this trial. has any particular testimony really resonated with the folks there? >> reporter: absolutely. in talking to folks about what they've been watching -- and, look, it's hard for anyone to watch that video over and over again. and not just theby bystander vo we're all familiar with but all of the bod

on any given day, jay webb a former professional basketball player is in the square planting hope and beauty. >> we can unify the ugly situation. >> reporter: feet away, floyd took his last breath last year and in march this year, another man's body laid dying outside the store, he was shot and killed by a resident. neighbors, business owners and activists are battling back violence and arguing over the barriers that have closed off the streets to traffic to the square for nearly a year now. but there is still love and light being shared here. >> this is our response. do your worst and we'll do our best. this is his. this is his. every direction, peace and love. >> sara sidner joins us now. have people talked to you about how they will react if they don't agree with the verdict? >> reporter: yes, i'm not sure any of us want to see some of the things that have been said to me. there are many people who are terrified about what is going to happen in their neighborhoods, the destruction they're worried about and there are people telling me in their view from what they saw, their points,

janessa webb nose all about a that morn janessa >> yeah, morning we've been seeing some great basketball being played. but i hope you've enjoyed the weather over the weekend we have high pressure that is building across the country. we are watching a small storm system that's going to come out of the rockies and this will transition into a severe weather threat as we head into later this evening for the upper midwest. all the way into tuesday afternoon. so there is a minor risk of severe storms. we're going see damaging wind, a little bit of hail early this afe average. slightly cooler this afternoon but a ton of sunshine across the northeast. and we're also watching fire danger we'll take a look at that forecast coming up >> sounds good thank you. >>> it's official. mars has its first helicopter. >> pretty cool >> nasa's ingenuity was actually off-loaded from the perseverance rover late saturday. this is a four-pound helicopter. and it's using solar panels to charge its battery and that battery will heat its systems to keep itself warm. then it will have 31 earth days to try to be the first helicopter to fly on

hoping to learn? >> my goodness, i have a lot of interest on what we will learn about the planets themselves, their climates, and how their atmospheres transfer and implications to life. but webb, but since it has a large collecting area, his he deep in the universe. we can reach back to the first 200 million years after the big bang. we will be able to see phenomenon like the supernova of the very first stars that were formed in the entire universe at a moment, at pocket time. literally the lights were turned on for the first time in the universe. it is tremendously exciting. that is just one example of the myriad science questions that webb will be ableto answer. >> and natosha, the webb telescope is not only the largest bill but the most expensive. the price tag is about $9 billion. we obviously have other needs for money here on earth so why is your argument on why we should spend money on space expiration? >> yeah, when you put a real number or price tag on it, it sounds like a lot of money. however when you spread it over the decades of time going into creating this immense and technological feet, it is not much. as humans, it really, it really is exploring the universe

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