tonight, from the new disney film, "cruella," kirby howell-baptiste is here.se. their album is called "typhoons." music from royal blood. tomorrow night, don cheadle and patti harrison will join us with music from lake street dive. and thursday, ryan seacrest, yvonne orji, and music from counting crows. our first guests are the perfect modern couple. one makes movies, the other is a three-time nba champion. their new book for kids is called "shady baby." please say hello to gabrielle union and dwayne wade. hello. how are you? [cheers and applause] good to see you guys. where are you right now? >> we're in l.a. >> jimmy: you're in l.a. you're at home i assume? >> yeah. >> jimmy: okay, did you happen to see the show last night? shaq was on, and he was talking about, dwayne, he was talking about your house in miami, and he said he was unimpressed by the home. >> yeah, so he's talking about my first home that i've ever owned in my life. >> jimmy: okay. i see. >> so it wasn't bad. it just wasn't, shaq was living in a $20 million house off the water. >> jimmy: uh-hu

and a failure coordination between the chief architect of the war in lender , jon and sir william howell. think you got a slide of those three. >> i do. go ahead. >> what you might like to do is show your slide and also give our audience a little background as to what the plan was. and aware went wrong about getting into the actual battle. >> sure. >> out ultimately like you to stay which commanders do you blame? >> okay, can you see my slide there? >> yes. so i'm not going to talk about strategy here. okay, these two gentlemen of course, you talked about these folks and your wonderful book the men who lost america, on the leftists are william howell who was commander-in-chief in north americaig and escada. and on the right is his brother admiral richard howe who is the royal navy commander-in-chief in north america. there is of course george washington the american commander-in-chief. these are the key folks who worked out the strategy and 1777.. clockwise from the top we've got king george the third, and then on the right there you have general so william howell. on the bottom general

the particular case you're talking about its business of building a big a cauldron which howells. offices for military intelligence it housed cum us offices of research and development for military equipment development and were installed on the building you know on the building. of the tree. at the same time it will also offices separate to become us and has let me sit in these that. they said they were offices yes there are enough associated press and this is precisely the problem with behavior of some us is that they all did look at the clothing. in them so 'd in civilian populations civilian institutions in mosques in hospitals. and in this particular case in a building which also housed june of this the he taught the goal of yeah is the road military infrastructure of. terror organization while minimizing as far as possible civilian cost i think that the point that you didn't mention which which really needs to be emphasized is that there will minority civilian casualties in the sequence that you talking about and the reason for that is because we gave if anybody that is at f

alan martin with martin howell crews are alre lines. >> they are taking new stof the but right now, crews are battling in early-season fire that is reaching up in calaveras county. the good news is we have just learned that fire crews are turning the tide against the so- called campo fire burning in valley springs. the 160 acre fire now 40% contained pickle flames burning through some steep parched terrain and smoke can be seen in north tahoe. back in the bay area you may see some low-flying helicopters over alameda and contra costa counties tomorrow. because they're conducting pre- inspection flights to prepare for our wildfire season. the choppers will mainly be flying over san leandro looking for trouble spots. and in sacramento the senate has unanimously passed legislation on wildfire -related power shut off, which would classify them as local emergencies allowing local governments to receive funding to help residents facing nditions, we do have a fire weather watch in effect already for parts of the bay area, specifically solano county. it continues to the rest of sunday, all day mon

the mta says the pile-howell rout is the first to return. >> it's important for us and the tourists and visitors to get the cars back on the road. >> reporter: more tourists are returning to san francisco after a painful year when many hotels were shuttered and staff laid off. >> i think the enthusiasm is going to be one of the greatest things that you will see. people are ready to come back and enjoy their experiences, enjoy san francisco for all that it has to offer. and we're ready for them. >> edward jones and karen beckett deciding to spend their vacation in the city by the way. >> this is where i wanted to spend my vacation so this is where i'm add. >>> oakland's police chief is now weighing in on a shooting that targeted a party bus. multiple shooters with high capacity weapons targeted a person celebrating their 21st birthday. two people have died. others are recovering from gunshot wounds. leslie brinkley has the latest on their attack. >> reporter: the white dots you see are bullet holes. more than 70 of them puncturing this black party bus at 12:19 a.m. the bus was filled wit

. >> reporter: across the country cherese howell moved to tamarac, florida nearly a year ago leaving family of four to supervise a covid testing site >> we give up of ourselves, our families, to be available to others in greater need i'm making a positive change making that impact in people's lives >> reporter: the unsung heroes, with selflessness that knows no bounds. >> so glad we could celebrate them that is "nightly news" for this monday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night ♪ been mistreated ♪ ♪ when will i be loved? ♪ ♪ i've been put down ♪ ♪ i've been pushed 'round ♪ ♪ when will i be loved? ♪ ♪ when i find a new man ♪ ♪ that i want for mine ♪ ♪ he always breaks my heart in two ♪ ♪ it happens every time ♪ ♪ i've been made blue ♪ ♪ i've been lied to ♪ ♪ when will i be loved? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i've been cheated ♪ ♪ been mistreated ♪ ♪ when will i be loved? ♪ ♪ tell me, when will i be loved? ♪♪ >> kelly: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show," give it up from my band, y'all with that classic linda ronstadt song. did you know

the other shooting happening around one 15 this morning near howell street in lower rockbridge police information from investigators on the shootings that one man was injured in each. so far no arrests have been made in either police also investigating a deadly shooting last night. this one happening on sunset lane when police got to the scene, they say they found a woman lying in a faith and in a yard with a gunshot wound. medics tried administer first aid, but she died from her injuries. investigators say they're still searching for suspect in so far no information on a motive has been released. >> in san francisco. one woman is dead following a shooting in the area for none polk street. that's in the tenderloin around one 45 this morning. police have not given any details on the shooting, including the name of the victim or any possible suspects. and in the south bay police have arrested this man 41 year-old sunnyvale resident roberto carlos ramirez when doris in connection with murder. the victim was found unresponsive late last night at a home depot parking lot and key for road i

. >> reporter: across the country cherese howell moved to tamarac, florida nearly a year ago leaving family of four to supervise a covid testing site >> we give up of ourselves, our families, to be available to others in greater need i'm making a positive change making that impact in people's lives >> reporter: the unsung heroes, with selflessness that knows no bounds. >> so glad we could celebrate them that is "nightly news" for this monday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night . >>> right now at 6:00, posting up fliers and going door to door. health leaders in contra costa county ramping up their efforts to get everyone vaccinated. >> we need to make it as easy as possible. so, yeah, it's great. >> and the bay area county where they're accepting anyone to get vaccinated no matter where they live. >> plus, what's holding some people from getting the vaccine. we bring in a top infectious disease expert to debunk the myths. >>> and using satellite to predict the future. >> we're not in the high or extreme categories

in march last year, scott howell became the first coronavirus patient that needed intensive care treatmentwife had two calls to say that was it, i wasn't going to pull through. the advice they got from italy was suggesting that if people had not come out of a coma within two weeks, if they did come out, they were going to have major failures of organs, and i took two and a half weeks. but yeah, it wasn't looking good. my heart had stopped twice. they had to perform cpr on me. my kidneys had failed. i was on dialysis. he made a miraculous recovery after his eight weeks in hospital, but it took him the best part of last year before feeling normal once again. for the rest of that year, i thought i was going to die every day. so every twinge i had, every day i got up and didn't feel myself, i thought, this is going to be my last day. it makes you appreciate the very simple things. the two things i did not have in hospital that i wanted was fresh air and someone to give me a cwtch. back working from home now and spending time with the family, has his experience of covid impacted how he will vot

are heading for another finish in the bottom half of the table but as our football reporter alex howellenure will go down as a success he came in after the... appointment, pulse rate the bottom of the league, no points and goals, he turned it around. he no points and goals, he turned it around. , ., , , , ., around. he is the only crystal palace manager _ around. he is the only crystal palace manager to _ around. he is the only crystal palace manager to keep - around. he is the only crystal palace manager to keep the i around. he is the only crystal. palace manager to keep the club around. he is the only crystal- palace manager to keep the club in the premier league for four seasons in a row. there will be frustrations at times from fans but ultimately, he has not had a lot of money to spend and when you look back at the time, it will be views a success. this was his boyhood club, played on the terraces —— played and watched from the terraces. 6500 fans will be very positive watching and he delivered what they asked of him. that will be their final home game against... tottenham's inter

including pubs restaurants and sports venues are now allowed to serve customers indoors but as john howellreports from manchester it comes as a new variant of the virus spreads. another big step in the great reopening of england scotland and wales with northern ireland to follow the resumption of gatherings indoors breathes new life into restaurants bars gyms theaters and cinemas dormant for much of the past 14 months we lost about 33 percent of our membership base through the lockdown but today's been fantastic we actually had 4 members in the classes so the gym today actually seems nice and busy so that's been a really good reaction to it to reopen properly fans can return to sports venues and limited international travel is allowed it is almost as if life has returned to normal things that we used to take completely for granted like meeting up around a table indoors now feel new exciting and hopefully long lasting but as ever with the coronavirus there's a catch a new variant to 1st discovered in india thought to be far more contagious threatens to derail britain's unlocking plans if it

this is kathy howell. let me go further. let me show you discrimination at the san francisco public utilities. 66% of the l.b.e.s have no license. they are displacing licensed contractors and engineers by using unlicensed people. 300 full-time consultants. how many of them work for licensed companies? that is a discrimination. the outreach, the open house that was done by the p.u.c. two weeks ago, would you believe i've been in the city for 30 years. i never got the e-mail that there is an event? i'm registered with l.b.e. and i'm registered with the san francisco public utilities commission. this is the real diversity. now we're talking about brown and black. are you kidding me? is that all that exist in front of now? what about normal people? i don't have any rights. which is really a is taking place. there's only one commissioner couple of weeks who asked the question. she asked it delicately. she got no answer. you know what, she hit the spot. it's bigotry being presented. that's all there is. bigotry. >> thank you for y

chance the plan that london devised was for an army to come down from canada led by john while general howell moved north to rendezvous and catch washington's army how the devices went after philadelphia and missed the last major chance that the british had to win the war. but that's not to say that the defeat after that was guaranteed because as i said earlier, it is a long desperate war and a lot of things go wrong after 1778 as the war stalemated the american economy, collapsed the american morale and george washington wrote a letter to the chief executive of pennsylvania which he said i have almost ceased hope and at the same home washington was writing that letter, arthur lee who had been an american diplomat since the beginning of the war overseas in europe returned to america for the first time since the war began and he landed in boston of all places and he's there for a few days and talks with a number of officials and he wrote to tht most of those had concluded the war would end in a negotiated settlement short of independence so things are really up in the air. america did come out

alex howell has been to swansea city to find out about their new approach to supporting young playersers get to experience. under 1% of academy footballers will go on to play top—flight professional football. the shock of rejection can be very real. the football journey is hard and everyone tells you only 1% make it. but, as a player, you always think that's not me, surely not. swansea city academy player ali knows about the pressures of trying to make it. you're getting judged every single day on every single thing you are doing. a lot of people can't handle that pressure and can't handle the mental stress that comes out of it. i had this time yesterday. just found out obviously what people are getting contracts. and people like to put a face on and think it's ok, but deep down those boys are gutted. that is their dream. for a lot of them, that is gone now. and it takes a lot of mental toughness to be able to pick yourself back up from there. as a child, ali's family came to the uk after fleeing war—torn iraq. he wants more to be done across the sport to support young players. the fi

just this summer, susan eisenhower's book came out called howell ike lead. that's been a good book for us all. there are several out and i'm trying to make sure that i say the right name. ike and mccarthy by david nichols and the age of eisenhower by william hitchcock. those are just a few. we are also hearing there will be a few new ones coming out about ike's role with women's rights and moving women's rights forward. i'm looking forward to those as well. >> terrific. you started to touch on this, but folks are using the holdings. can you tell us a bit about the holdings and the research people are doing there? >> we have 600 to 800 researchers a year from all over the world, and i personally have seen an increase in interest and women's roles and both military and the presidency. we have about 26 million papers from eisenhower's presidency and also his military career. it includes about 450 of his associates. and it's really important to remember that eisenhower was an analog president. we do have some of our holdings digitized and i'm looking forward to

howell does it inhibit of executives to avoid informational blind spots? >> right, informational executives like local. >> really any leader brought organization. there is this norm where you want to avoid speaking your mind but could it be that you are going to be surprised? >> if you are a leader of an organization you want to know what's going on and this comes back to chernobyl or world war ii but if you're a leader of an organization you know you want to know what's happening on the ground but insofar insofar as people have suppressed information along the lines what gets to you may not view representative fullwood what's happening so bachan lead to bad decisions and people are afraid to reveal information if they think it's certainly going to be a problem. so for an organization to work well in achieve its objective there should be an ethos of speaking your mind. which i think is jurupa for many organizations again but don't touch on a politicized issue but you know like an engineering firm or something that people are much more is the turbine failin

james howell pitts in 1944. hurston hints per one lengthy affair marked by true love was with percival mcguire punter, known as percy. born in 1912, and some 21 years younger than hurston. feel free to insert your favorite cougar joke at this point. although they had met earlier, they started dating seriously in 1935. many scholars see punter as the model for tea cake in "their eyes were watching god." the on-again, off again relationship lasted several years, including on either side of hurston's marriage to price. eventually faded after moments of violence and literally until her dying day hurston refused to have a man inside or outside of marriage dictate her life. a stunning contrast, eudora welty was born april 13, 1909 in jackson, mississippi, to christian welty and christina andrews welty. they were transplants from ohio and west virginia who had been drawn to jackson by christians work for the amar life insurance company. when eudora was born, they had a son who died at 15 months in 1907. two brothers we

andy howell confuses things a little bit because he had a dissenting vote today. what he would have liked to see was a reduction of the overall program. what the bank has done is slow the pace, extended the duration by keeping the asset purchase target precisely the same. that is the news out of the boe. the headline, the bank of england thinks the u.k. can recover to pre-covered levels this year. as we talk about a commodity market, here's another headline across the bloomberg for you. iron ore at a record, above $200 a ton. tom: what did governor bailey say about manchester united and liverpool? jonathan: i hope francine lacqua asks that question as she catches up with the governor. lisa: really important. jonathan: clearly vital. 8:00 a.m., alan ruskin of deutsche bank. later, joseph stiglitz of columbia. looking for to that, too. equities advanced 0.1%. this is bloomberg. ritika: president biden says he is open to compromise on raising the corporate tax rate. the president has called on congress to boost the rate from 21% to 28%, but he now says he doesn't hav

>> you're howell. >> no, machines and programs, a software program there is a term software bot these are mimicking the behavior of a human so they get a reference as an adeidentity you're seeing loan applications come into your bank and the first thing it does is go into a program and credit risk, credit scores it. that behavior is something a human used to do but that's a program that will reference other business applications and data it's doing the thing a human used to do which is touch multiple systems, gather information and make a decision. our i.t. systems are tuned into that like a human is a point of attack it can be hacked and compromised so they want us to help them not only protect the access coming in from humans, whether employees, contractors, business partners or customers but they also want us to help them protect those identities, those non-human identities that also represent a point of risk. >> do we have non-human identities at home when we do work from home >> i heard our refrigerators will start ordering milk for us. >> i have a commuter at holecom. >> my fath

it is fact that we have homeless veterans and we have a president who is using taxpayer dollars to howellsee a veteran on the street who needs help, who needs a path forward, pops path upwards, just a member that your tax dollars are going to help somebody whodo has beenn this country for hours in a violation of our laws to take american jobs and american benefits.ef it is a thunderous violation of the social contract. >> dan: thanks, guys. really appreciate it. great commentary. coming up next to him a big tech is suing florida over a new state law that protects free speech on social media. of course they are. stay with us. your blood pressure numbers could change your life. talk with your doctor about creating a plan that works better for you. start taking the right steps at manageyourbp.org frank: now i'm trying to get better. stronger than ever! >> dan: welcome back to this "hannity" special.l. florida governor ron desantis o took on big tech tyranny that signed a bill that would allow florida to penalize tech companies that penalized political candidates. one reporter said if he was d

that happened around 8.45 the other shooting was reported around one 15 this morning near howell street in the lower rockridge neighborhood. one man was hurt in both shootings and police have not made any arrests police searching for a shooter who they say shot and killed a woman. >> on sunset lane last night. they say when they got to the same, they found that woman in the yard with a gunshot wound to the chest. investigators say they're still searching for suspect. and so far have not released any information on a possible motive in connection to that tonight kron 4 is monitoring details from new york city of a story developing there. a gunman on the run tonight after shooting that injured 2 women along with a 4 year-old girl happening right in the middle of times square this afternoon. >> police say the victims were just innocent. bystanders or 19 related to one another. they were tourists in town and reporter magee hickey is in new york city with the latest on the shooting in times square. this is the person of interest. police want to question about the times square shooting. >> it

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the 5th shooting was then reported around one 15 this morning near howell street in lower rockridge one man was hurt in both shootings. police have not made any arrests as oakland tries to tackle the violence on the streets. mayor libby schaaf says she wants more money for the department under her proposed budget. >> department would receive 650 million dollars over the next 2 years suffered some and harry is live for us now with reaction from the president of the police union and just how much of the city's budget we'll be going towards the police department. good evening, amanda. >> good evening. the more than 650 million dollars is about 18% of the city of oakland's overall budget. i spoke with the president of the police officers association and he said every bit of that is needed. we're struggling. and we're struggling. >> and are. >> the need for open. police officers is still significant. >> given the level of violence. mayor libby shaft office says her proposed budget preserves core police services it gives the police department 325 million dollars in 2021 22 and 334 million dol

those of you in fairfield, conquered and livermore in the driest spots where winds are certainly howell during the overnight hours in these low 90's we're expecting for the next 2 days. monday through tuesday. certainly not going to help drying out vegetation all the more. >> details ahead on your microclimate monday outlook in just a few minutes. jonathon, back to you. risa. thank you. tonight, a 7th woman has now come forward to accuse windsor. mayor dominic foppoli of misconduct. >> in an interview with the san francisco chronicle today. former windsor mayor rachel hundley says that foppoli climbed on top of her and exposed himself back in 2015 in sacramento during a conference for government officials. hunley says that she went back to full police room after a night of drinking but told them, but she did not want anything to happen on twitter today, hundley said that for polling is both a problem any symptom of a problem. she went on to say that what he's accused of doing to the 6 women who spoke out against him is wrong. foppoli has denied all the claims against him saying that any

tomorrow night -- gabrielle union, dwayne wade, and kirby howell-baptiste, with music from royal bloodin the conflict zone. >>> and the protesters around the world taking sides. >>> plus making history -- >> so help me >> tashara jones joining a nation of pioneers running and winning elections. >>> now imagine a city troubled by racial injustice. >> in order to move forward, we have to have those

ends monday liz: joining us now former dhs oversight council, he is mike howell, great to see you.biden of administration saying this is a border crisis, we all know it is and is not acceptable that you are leaving migrants and putting them in overwhelmed border communities. kyrsten sinema, what do you say. >> i'm glad you're catching on and talking about it, it's undeniable what's happening at the border, this administrations only getting better at trafficking kids into the country and moving them around to facility to facility. the only good thing they're good at, secretary may orchids is trying to pretend there is a victory because kids or incapacity or some facilities were less time but what they're really doing is attracting where the come to the border and put them in the hands of smugglers and reach them into the interior of the country where they will stay forever. liz: the cartels are doing the trafficking and the administration is moving the kids around the white house pressing terry jen psaki saying it's maddening that people ask why the white house is not calling the bo

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if i was going to reference something here [indiscernible] -- it would be patricia howell collins fromook talks about the unique situation that black women in academics find themselves in. which is that, we are not only trying to do the theoretical work we are interested in or esoteric work like particle physics, but also trying to confront real-world problems that are associated with our ability to get our work done. i found myself having to become an expert on racism and sexism and homophobia and transphobia in science, because i needed to fight for myself. i needed to fight to make room for myself. i found that in order to feel like a person of conscience in this field, i needed to fight to make room for other people. my hope is that the next generation won't have to do both. another way of thinking about it, my hope that the next generation of physicists, regardless of identity, will all be still aware of how the social entangles with the work we do, that no particular subset of people like black women, like black gender minorities, will have to become experts on oppression, becaus

particular case you're talking about its business building up they get called in which howells. offices for military intelligence it has come us off this is the research and development for military equipment development and installed on the building you know on the building. of the tree. saying it will also separate to become us and didn't is that. they said they were off. they were in. and this is precisely the problem with the behavior of us he said they all did look at the clothing being themselves 'd in civilian populations civilian institutions in mosques and hospitals. and in this particular case in a building which also housed june of this he taught the goal is the road military infrastructure of. their organization while minimizing as far as possible civilian costs i think that the point that you didn't mention we. which really needs to be emphasized is that. minority civilian casualties in talking about and the reason for that is because we. are now with. in order to make sure that this no civilians would be in that particular attack. if i can just follow up we certain

and sports venues are now allowed to serve customers indorse finally out of the rain but as john howell reports from manchester opening up comes as the government watches a new variant of the disease spread. another big step in the great reopening of england scotland and wales with northern ireland to follow the resumption of gatherings indoors breathes new life into restaurants bars gyms theaters and cinemas dormant for much of the past 14 months we lost about 33 percent of our membership base through the lockdown but today's been fantastic we actually had 4 members in the classes so the gym today actually seems nice and busy so that's been a really good reaction to it to reopen properly fans can return to sports venues and limited international travel is allowed it is almost as if life has returned to normal things that we used to take completely for granted like meeting up around a table indoors now feel new exciting and hopefully long lasting but as ever with the coronavirus there's a catch a new variant 1st discovered in india thought to be far more contagious threatens to derail b

spanish for the formula one drivers to do so the embassy's ace edged out red bull's max verse stepan howells and leads the formula one standings by 8 points going into the 4th race of the season. what's. coming up next is out tech so. what people have to say 1st to us. that's why we listen to their stories reporter every weekend on d w. w's crime fighters are back to africa's most successful in radio drama series continues this season the stories focus on hate speech color of prevention and sustainable charcoal production. all of his those are available online and of course you can share and discuss on africa's facebook page and other social media platforms. crime fighters to news now. getting stronger and smarter through technology this hi fi dream is quickly becoming reality researchers and developers are driving forth the digital optimization of humans with mind blowing results will be all soon become cyborgs today's topic on. the cybernetic all going ism or side book for short has played a major role in pop culture for example in the movie robocop a police officer with potentially fatal

deputy sheriff nicolas howell. sergeant randall symms. deputy sheriff jonathan price. officer jay hughes. officer brian sicknick. sergeant jay crumpler. first sergeant timothy howell. lieutenant william gardner. conservation officer steven reagor. officer arturo dee agas. officer tyler britt . master corporal brian levin. agent luis diaz. agent luis condi. agent elisa hernandez cartagena. officer melton gore. sefrpblt fred rake cameron. detective steffen defoss. officer hector moia. chief of police morton. constable sherry k. lankford. lieutenant treva preston. officer alfred jimenez. officer jerry hemphill. sergeant edward markrala. lieutenant john ronalds. officer joseph martin. deputy sheriff adam gibson. officer brandon salker. warrants officer tobey kaiser. deputy sheriff jacinto navarro. lieutenant frank arnold. special agent wayne snyder. captain michael gergen. lieutenant juan rafael rivera padua. deputy sheriff frank gonzalez holigan. auxiliary sergeant luis levitino. director of field operations beverly good sergeant tommy good. special agent robert meyer. se

and daniel is survived by his mother, trudy moore and his step-father randy howell and his sister, angiets and his father, marshall kiminsky of chicago and his grandmother, and the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you supervisor melgar. supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, madam clerk and colleagues. today i'll submit all of my legislation but i would like to adjourn together with supervisor stefani today's board meeting in the memory of someone who i have had the honor and pleasure of knowing for a quarter of a century. an artist and a poet and an historian and an ambassador of the northeast corner of san francisco. alasandro, known as al bacari who passed away a couple days ago at age 91. and supervisor stefani and i had the pleasure of hanging out with him not too long ago at the seaman's chapel that he actually put together at pier 45 a long, long time ago in the 1970s. after that visit, together with the consul general of italy, he actually sent me -- i should probably not be saying this -- the actual key to the church, which i now have in my possession. he was a great

we've seen kirby howell baptiste in shows like "the good place" "killing eve."hi, michael. how are you? >> i'm doing great. want to talk about "cruella." let's get right to it. it gives us the origin of the disney villain but you were a big fan of hers long before this. >> i was a big cruella fan. i actually kind of struggled calling her a villain. she obviously is a villain but when i was a kid i was just taken by her. she was so like deranged and this woman on the edge. one halloween i went as "cruella" and sprayed half of my afro white. >> i wish we had those photos to see that throwback. >> 10, 15 years ago we didn't have photos of everything. >> you play anita, a reporter. she has known cruella since childhood but what's the dynamic like between you two? >> dynamic is i think what's interesting is you see, yeah, you see anita and cruella or estella as she was known when she was younger meet in school and they kind of like have a little friendship and then they separate their paths kind of diverge for a really long time. when they meet again they're both adu

in march last year, scott howell became the first coronavirus patient that needed intensive care treatmentear, i thought i was going to die every day. so every twinge i had, every day i got up and didn't feel myself, i thought, this is going to be my last day. it makes you appreciate the very simple things. the two things i did not have in hospital that i wanted was fresh air and someone to give me a cwtch. back working from home now and spending time with the family, has his experience of covid impacted how he will vote on may the 6th? high enough yet? it has changed where i put my vote this time. i met nurses when i was in there, seeing how hard they worked. i met one nurse in particular who had come out of retirement to help because she felt that was her vocation and she had to help, putting herself into a crisis, where people were dying of the nursing staff, and she still put herself out there. this year, as well as education and the future of the nhs, welsh independence and abolishing the welsh parliament, as well as the government's handling of covid, are just some of the themes bein

that was pushed and passed by the republican pat howells led house and senate. as american sometimes we should be proud that we fought hard for freedom and access and now it is time to fight voting integrity to protect every person to vote from being diluted by fraudulent votes. talk about voter rolls [inaudible] and voter identification into the popular solution and the national voter registration act makes it easy tofo register people to vote but it also mandates procedures to update the legislation for those who have moved or died to ensure accurate roles and unfortunately they are filled with names of people who have died or not u.s. citizens. over the years my organization has brought lawsuits against the counties that have ignored the law in one county ac are you from that not one single person that had moved or died had been removed from the voter rolls in ten years. some people have tried to assert that clean voter rolls are racist. but moving people from the voter rolls who have died or moved keeps the integrity of the voter. for voter id it seems to me

>> i'm going to give rick the bulk of the time i'm going to remark i have been surprised howell behavedions after a big reaction this year, both in the 2-year which is the average of funds rates and the 10-year. so far i think the bond vigilantes are not winning the day. that could change with a bunch of reports with the sense that maybe it's not temporary but for the moment i think they're generally buying the temporary story. >> rick? >> yeah, i don't think the fed can contain with any amount of qe the psychological damage that the biggest end users would experience if the fed took on an active, a very active dynamico higher interest rates. >> higher. >> with the world's premiere sovereign in the form of treasuries. >> all right that was great i'm glad we called you guys quickly after that number. i guess we should have known it was probably going to be hot, but not that hot we had a discussion earlier, we can't play the music, but one interesting comment. staying alive which is the song of the '70s. does it not have a whole new meaning after last year. staying alive, kind of scary gi

then shots rang out at one 17 saturday morning near howell street in lower rockridge and then just after shooting was reported at 17th street and broadway downtown up to $5,000 is being offered for any information leading to arrests in any of those other cases. >> well, here in the bay area we're continuing to see more violent crimes being committed against asian americans. kron 4 reached out to the mayors of the 3 largest cities in the bay area to get their perspectives and to find out what they're doing to keep the asian community safe. kron four's haaziq madyun has that story. >> crimes against asian americans and pacific islanders are happening across the bay area. predominantly in the big cities. san francisco where among the victims was an 84 year-old man who died from injuries following this unprovoked attack outside of his home in oakland among several crimes. a 75 year-old man who died from injuries he suffered during a robbery. and in san jose where an aging woman was recently. the victim of an attack at this transit station leaders speaking up and simply st. >> hate and discri

tom is the owner of the ivy league bar and grill in howell, new jersey and he joins us now.her double standard. you can be packed in like sardines on a bus or a train with you they are keeping you from running your business at full capacity. >> >> yes, they are. it's an outrage. steve: so you see the hypocrisy in it? >> oh, absolutely. absolutely. i feel like we are being discriminated against and being singled out as an industry. us along with say gyms and, you know, it has to be also a loosened up. steve: right now 50% capacity in new jersey given the social distancing where everything is spread out by 6 feet. he really still can't make any money. >> yeah. when we were at 25%, he threw us a bone and allowed us to go 35% and then it went to 50%. i have not been able to add one additional table to my restaurant because of the 6-foot distance. so, it's absolutely insane that he thinks that he is doing us a favor when he is just killing our industry. not only my livelihood but the thelivelihood of the close to 10 people i employ. steve: the problem is you have not been able to

alex howell has been to swansea city to find out about their new approach to supporting young playersht professional football. the shock of rejection can be very real. the football journey is hard and everyone tells you only 1% make it. but, as a player, you always think that's not me, surely not. swansea city academy player ali knows about the pressures of trying to make it. you're getting judged every single day on every single thing you are doing. a lot of people can't handle that pressure and can't handle the mental stress that comes out of it. i had this time yesterday. just found out obviously what people are getting contracts. and people like to put a face on and think it's ok, but deep down those boys are gutted. that is their dream. for a lot of them, that is gone now. and it takes a lot of mental toughness to be able to pick yourself back up from there. as a child, ali's family came to the uk after fleeing war—torn iran. the uk after fleeing war—torn iraq. he wants more to be done across the sport to support young players. the first thing people come up with is they are on t

the extraordinary thing about it was howell shrouded in secrecy it was.en he had said he had not shown the fake statements to earl spencer and he says these were serious lies for which he gave no explanation at the time. and then when they were questioned by the press about all of this, the answers that were given to the press were, shall we say, evasive at best. mark killick is a former senior producerfor panorama programme. he said concerns about the interview were passed to senior managers but were dismissed. you know, the fact is people passed up what was going on to senior management and senior management, as lord dyson shows very clearly, operated a smear campaign against them and then covered it all up and that sent a message to the bbc staff, i think, that you can�*t speak truth to power. and, whilst it was a long time ago, and i think tim davie has done a greatjob with setting up this enquiry, he should make it clear to bbc staff that they can now report things up without fear of being attacked or even losing theirjob. what would you like to see

let's get more on this from our football reporter alex howell.in after the frank de boer appointment. he turned it around after having not scored and having no points was that he is the only crystal palace manager to keep the club in the league for four seasons in a row. there will be frustration from fans at times about the performances at the club, but, ultimately he has not had a lot of money to spend, then when you look back at the time, it will be viewed as a success. this is a man whose boyhood club, he watched them from the terraces, he played in youth team. it is a fairy tale story really. i think you will see tomorrow night under the lights, 6500 fans, it will be a huge positive. he has done exactly what was asked of him.— was asked of him. their last home match against _ was asked of him. their last home match against arsenal, _ was asked of him. their last home match against arsenal, it - was asked of him. their last home match against arsenal, it would i was asked of him. their last home| match against arsenal, it would be fantastic i