allowed to talk 20% more this season because she quote doesn't want to seem racist. >> well, kylie, lilayou so much for joining us. >> stephen, stephen, stephen, before we go, we have a surprise honor to bestow upon you for giving voice to the voiceless anchors of our hit show. ready the graphic. we are going to declare you our corny cathosned hair die french dad serving late night tel promptedder andure dg dg reeling still from the century. quns congratulations. >> it's quite an achievement. >> stephen: thanks so much. >> stephen: the second season of "virtue signal" and all the rest of "tooning out the news" is streaming now on paramount+. i don't dye my hair! we'll be right back with a performance by kings of leon. thank you so much. sort of person shouldhat become a celebrity accountant. and, i tell them, "nobody should." hey, buddy. what's the damage? i bought it! the waterfall? nope! a new volkswagen. a volkswagen?! i think we're having a breakthrough here! welcome to caesar's palace. thank you. new crest pro-health complete protection kills 99% of bacteria. plus, it works around..

and lila. and lila as well. gorgeous, aren't you? aren't you a gorgeous girl?ck! big duck, yeah. it's the simple ordinary things that people have missed so much. family visits, great grandchildren exploring the garden. do you want to say goodbye? bye—bye, blow kisses. 0h, bless her! see you soon! this scene will be repeated in back gardens across the uk this week as restrictions are gradually lifted. it is a hopeful step towards normality. bye—bye, lila! she waves to the last. graham satchell, bbc news. 0h, oh, it's hard, isn't it? is that even harder— oh, it's hard, isn't it? is that even harder to _ oh, it's hard, isn't it? is that even harder to have - oh, it's hard, isn't it? is that even harder to have them i oh, it's hard, isn't it? is that even harder to have them in | oh, it's hard, isn't it? is that i even harder to have them in the garden are not being able to pick the baby up? figs garden are not being able to pick the baby up?— garden are not being able to pick thebab u? a ,. . . the baby up? as graham said, that will be happening _ the baby up? as g

and lila. and lila as well. gorgeous, aren�*t you? aren�*t you a gorgeous girl?ch. family visits, great grandchildren exploring the garden. do you want to say goodbye? bye—bye, blow kisses. oh, bless her! see you soon! this scene will be repeated in back gardens across the uk this week as restrictions are gradually lifted. it is a hopeful step towards normality. bye—bye, lila! she waves to the last. graham satchell, bbc news. cornwall is one of the uk�*s most popular tourist destinations. and now it�*s becoming an increasingly sought after place to live. record numbers of people are moving to cornwall to seek a new life by the sea. john maguire reports. it�*s long been a hotspot for holiday—makers, but increasingly cornwall is now a hotspot for house—buyers. not second homeowners, but people who want to live here all year round. it�*s a bit awkward, isn�*t it, trying to dodge each other all the time! paul and jill rafter are moving down from bristol. so, you�*ve got utility room in there. but with such high demand for homes, there�*s stiff competition and they fe

draymond picked up lila bra on and off and running. >> here he comes, a full head of steam and get out of his way. >> l.a. led by 20 at the end of the first quarter. 53-31 midway through the second quarter with joe russo. >> he buries that one. at the game will be over by halftime. >> as if things couldn't get worse, draymond green sprained his ankle and left the game and did not return. steph misses the easy layup and on the other end, james pulls out. >> lakers up 73-43 going into the break. a 30-point game and the bank was open for lebron and l.a. roles 117-91, a season-low in points for the warriors with their three-game winning streak snapped. >> you don't spent too much time on it. you flush the toilet and you move on. >> the lakers came in hot, 411th quarter points, 16 free throws. >> it literally was that first quarter. everything was at their pace because we couldn't get any stops. we took the ball out of the basket or inbound and off the free throw. >> what is the biggest lesson about this big loss against the lakers? >> stopped fouling. >> what goes around comes around. >> t

opened in september, the lila rose cocktails and tapas bar has both indoor and outdoor space and covid-specificthe lease. if there's a restriction on indoor seating, they don't have to pay the full rent. >> we're in this business to be creative. we're in this business, like, keep doing something to keep pushing and figuring out what we're capable of and what people like and we never stop doing that. im not trying to sound like a hero here or anything like that, but it's, it really was just, like, keep doing what you're good at, stay focused. >> like, eventually this thing has got to wrap up. and then where you, like, what you've done during this time is either going to put you ahead or leave you dead in the water. >> reporter: the nealon's may find out if their gamble pays off soon. connecticut's governor recently announced that restaurants would be able to return to full capacity this coming friday. >> sreenivasan: it's been a year since covid-19 concerns forced many americans to shift from commuting to an office to working from home. and while about a quarter of workers have since returned to

{lila it will be no holds barred. 0k, well, it will be no holds barred. 0k, well. we _ it will be nods barred. 0k, well, we will _ it will be no holds barred. 0k, well, we will see _ it will be no holds barred. 0k, well, we will see what - it will be no holds barred. 0k, well, we will see what happens. it will certainly be a fascinating watch. always a great pleasure to talk to you, thank you forjoining us on bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith—lucas. hello. it's another fairly dry, settled day of weather out there with high pressure holding on for most of us. temperatures are still a little bit low for the time of year, but things are going to be changing, turning milder and more unsettled into next week. but through the course of today, there are variable amounts of cloud across much of the uk. some sunshine here and there, particular for south—west scotland, wales, southern england as well. patchy rain working in across northern parts of scotland through the day. temperatures 7—8 in the south, 9—10 further north. into the afternoon and evening hours,

{lila scheme in just a few year, i mean it really, really is abject.— really, really is ab'ect. 0k, rogerk, roger, thank you very much. _ last night — ten people were arested in bristol following a third mass protest in the city in the past week. around a thousand people had gathered to oppose law changes that would give police more powers to restrict demonstrations. and today, at least five people have been arrested in manchester's city centre as people gathered to protest the government's controversial new policing bill. 0ur correspondent andy gill was there and sent this update. the trams in manchester are run again but foran the trams in manchester are run again but for an hour this afternoon, the lines here in the centre of the city were completely blocked, by protestors demonstrating against the new police powers bill. the protest had begun earlier this afternoon, it was peaceful, the protestors then marched through the city for a while and at one point they blocked a road by sitting down. the police didn't move in. when they came here, to speed fierce square and blocked the metro l

speaking of your mom, did she know that'd be a namesake, lila maria?very pleasantly surprised with the name. >> has anything -- i mean, your mom is a great mom we both have taken mother advice from your mom. is there anything about motherhood that surprised you, katherine? >> i think every single part of motherhood has been, like, a beautiful surprise i'm the oldest of my siblings, so i feel you get an introduction into what, you know, taking care of little ones is like. i definitely, every morning i wake up with a newfound respect for my mom i've always represented her tremendously, but i texted her this morning because i was woken up this morning at 2:00, and i had my alarm going off at 3:00 to get ready for this. i was like, i can't believe you did this with four children. she does everything so beautifully and gracefully i always have gained more respect for her. she's -- i call her every single day with something it is such a fun experience and a great time so far. >> i remember that it is a new perspective on motherhood not only when you experien

i go, every time she came over to the house, she brought her friend, lila oh, and lila was -- and heake others shine even brighter. >> he'd always let me take the spotlight. he was one of the funniest guys that ever lived and, yet, he stepped back, graciously stepped back, and he said, "you're the comic. i'm the straight man." i said, carl, first of all, you're much taller than i am, and you deserve, you know -- just for that, you deserve a round of applause. i mean, he was so good, so giving, so loving. >> reporter: rob reiner who directed "princess bride" and "when harry met sally," did not fall far from his father's tree. what do you think the most important thing was that your father gave you or you took from him? >> just who he was i watched the way he conducted his life, the way he treated other people, the way he handled himself in his show business world, the way he handled his fame i never met anybody who said anything mean or nasty about him. he was just a good guy he was a good person he set the best possible example for how to live a life, and that's what he taught me >>

{lila mess, and to hurry up and get 'abs into arms herefi mess, and to hurry up and get 'abs into arms were 6,397 new coronavirus infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period, which means on average 5,489 new cases were reported per day in the last week. the latest figures show 5,122 people were in hospital across the uk. 63 deaths were reported in the latest 2a hour period, that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—i9 test. on average in the past week, 7a deaths were announced every day. the total number who have died is now 126,445. as for vaccinations, more than 337,665 people have had their first dose of a covid vaccine in the latest 24—hour period, bringing the totaljust under 29 million people. almost 2.8 million people have now had both doses of the vaccine. a school in west yorkshire has apologised after a cartoon of the prophet mohammed was shown to pupils during a lesson on blasphemy. the headteacher at batley grammar school called the use of the image "completely inappropriate", and a member of staff has been suspended. shabnam mahmood reports. videos pos

{lila their time.et said to me this afternoon. 0k, many thanks for that _ said to me this afternoon. 0k, many thanks for that update, _ said to me this afternoon. 0k, many thanks for that update, sangita - thanks for that update, sangita myska, our correspondent at new scotland yard. now, coronavirus, and the latest uk government figures show that another 5,926 people have tested positive for the virus in the latest 24—hour period. that's down from last tuesday, when 6,391 positive cases were reported. a further 190 people have died within 28 days of a positive coronavirus test in the uk — that's also down from 315 deaths reported this time last week. meanwhile, more than 22.8 million people have now received their first dose of a coronavirus vaccine. meanwhile, the cross—party public accounts committee says there's no clear evidence that the government's test and trace scheme contributed to a reduction in covid infections, despite its £37 billion budget. the committee says the scheme was set up to hel

. >> reporter: a defining theme in her story which revolvers around lila after her mom dies, she returnsuous family secrets. >> to me it's a story about forgiveness and acceptance, how we get to those things and how we manage to hold on to them. >> you really write very truthfully about the south and its complexities and its contradictions. you write, it's a land where heart-stopping beauty and heart-rending ugliness flourish in tandem, a land of kindness and hate, of ignorance. that's an apt description of this place that struggles with itself. >> as creative people in the south as writers it's our job to try to articulate the culture. it's a unique place. there's blood in the soil here and we try to make sense of that and to hopefully bring the past to the present and meet the future and make it better and that's a constant -- it's a constant reckoning. >> reporter: a former interior designer terry weaves a colorful tapestry on her pages. you write so vividly, you can almost smell the flowers, you can see the ocean. you can sort of taste the coffee. was it important to you take your re

think we thought twice about getting pregnant during this time >> reporter: in january, they welcomed lilahat was challenging >> i'm not excited to go back to the office because it's been really sweet being home. >> reporter: as for dawn and her husband who delayed having another child -- when do you think you'll be ready to have your third child >> we're hoping for the next child to be 2022 >> we know having a child is a deeply personal decision dr. varma says when you're deciding if now is the right time, couples should follow practical optimism that's to be hopeful and optimistic, but also to be prepared to find out more about the pandemic family planning, head to today.com >> vicky, what about adoptions have they been impacted by the pandemic at all? >> really good question. this is interesting data according to the national council for adoption, families have faced delays in processin applications and challenges because of the travel restrictions, even within this country, so it really has affected the ability to adopt from foster care, as well. what's not changed is the need for will

my name is lila pitman i'm the director of dance community. i would like to say i'm in full support of the sky star wheel and not only am i in full support of the wheel, but i'm in full support of the four-year extension. i feel that san francisco really, really needs this not only to bring families closer together especially after a time such as this pandemic that we all have been facing, but it will also bring revenue into the city. i understand some of you guys have issues with the contracts that have been, you know, under way dealing with sf parks alliance. we have, our organization has collaborated with sf parks alliance in the past and what i can say is they have been definitely providing -- activating our community parks here in [inaudible] as well as providing programs and opportunities to underserved communities. and so even though you guys may not be aware of where that money is going, i heavily believe that that funding would definitely support programs that are in underserved communities. i am in support of the extension of the sky

my name is lila pitman i'm the director of dance community. i would like to say i'm in full support of the sky star wheel and not only am i in full support of the wheel, but i'm in full support of the four-year extension. i feel that san francisco really, really needs this not only to bring families closer together especially after a time such as this pandemic that we all have been facing, but it will also bring revenue into the city. i understand some of you guys have issues with the contracts that have been, you know, under way dealing with sf parks alliance. we have, our organization has collaborated with sf parks alliance in the past and what i can say is they have been definitely providing -- activating our community parks here in [inaudible] as well as providing programs and opportunities to underserved communities. and so even though you guys may not be aware of where that money is going, i heavily believe that that funding would definitely support programs that are in underserved communities. i am in support of the extension of the sky

{lila bounce back. some of it may not. ok, thank ou bounce back. some of it may not.ical statements, and without a replacement, they'll be disqualified. singing, dancing and a healthy dose of kitsch. the eurovision song contest�*s return this year will signal another small step towards normality, and give its fans some light relief from the worst of the pandemic. but maybe "light" isn't the right word, because while eurovision insists it is committed to be, quote, "nonpolitical", it regularly comes with some controversy. and this year is no exception. the political situation in belarus is a sensitive one. last year, the country saw mass protests against its president, alexander lukashenko, after he won 80% of the vote in in an election widely seen as rigged. and yet the band belarus has put forward is a known critic of those same protests, and in its song includes lyrics like, "i'll teach you to toe the line." so, it isn't surprising the song has sparked a backlash from opposition figures and a wave of online criticism, with the song receiving 40,000 dislikes. so, how

my name is lila pitman i'm the director of dance community. i would like to say i'm in full support of the sky star wheel and not only am i in full support of the wheel, but i'm in full support of the four-year extension. i feel that san francisco really, really needs this not only to bring families closer together especially after a time such as this pandemic that we all have been facing, but it will also bring revenue into the city. i understand some of you guys have issues with the contracts that have been, you know, under way dealing with sf parks alliance. we have, our organization has collaborated with sf parks alliance in the past and what i can say is they have been definitely providing -- activating our community parks here in [inaudible] as well as providing programs and opportunities to underserved communities. and so even though you guys may not be aware of where that money is going, i heavily believe that that funding would definitely support programs that are in underserved communities. i am in support of the extension of the sky

{lila quite heavy bets on certain things working out very well.— quite heavy bets on certain things workingt two or three years. we have been hearing distressing stories of repression of the ten one minority in shinjang and all kinds of internment camps. the west has been forced to act on a number of fronts and now the foreign secretary, dominic raab, has announced sanctions against four senior chinese officials —— in xinjiang. and the public security bureau that is based in the xinjiang province. any more on that, we will bring it to you when we get it. the headlines on bbc news... the prime minister has been speaking to the french and german leaders, as he attempts to get the eu to dismiss any proposals to block astrazeneca exports to the uk. the findings of an independent inquiry into whether nicola sturgeon breached the ministerial code during the investigation into former first minister alex salmond will be published later. salmond will be published the home secretary has condemned violence at a protest in bristol yesterday, describing the 'criminal thuggery�* as 'utterly shameful�*. 2