rest in peace, dame vera lynn, says one. so sad, dame vera lynn dies at the age of 103.d in his report, the queen are making reference to her most famous song, we'll meet again, when she addressed the nation about the coronavirus pandemic. she chose those words to send a message of hope to people that despite time as being incredibly tough, people would eventually be able to be reunited with loved ones. sentiments that vera lynn very much wanted to pass on through her music, through her songs, although it was interesting to hear her in that clip talk about how sometime she thought the sentimental nature of the music might make the troops homesick. so, many tributes coming in already to dame vera. 0bviously, many tributes coming in already to dame vera. obviously, in more recent yea rs, dame vera. obviously, in more recent yea rs , we dame vera. obviously, in more recent yea rs, we have dame vera. obviously, in more recent years, we have seen less of her but she reached a wonderful age of 103 and her music, that time, that period she represents kept her very much in the p

lynne: oh, yes, no. there's no question, but the royal navy by that time had suffered a lot in norway and some of the fighting that had gone on before. so they were not -- i mean, they were begging the u.s. for old destroyers to accompany a merchant ship the atlantic. they were having some -- they were short of everything, including planes and pilots. that's why the european pilots were so important, but they were also short of ships. but there is no question. the royal navy still was a potent force. >> great presentation. lynne: thank you. >> there has been a lot of writing about the royal family at the time, and i was wondering what your research has shown on the royal family influence. such things as the royal family had distant relations with the nazis and members of the royal family married into the nazi body. even though they may be sympathizers or something along those lines, did they have influence? there were certain members of the royal family, the duke of windsor being one of them, and a lot o

and the guardian of standing vera lynn, a young vera lynn who, john, you interviewed everybody but youwith vera lynnlj poignant opportunity to speak at length with vera lynn. i did a series on my favourite hymns which isa series on my favourite hymns which is a sort of religious version of desert island which is on tape about peoples life and times and vera lynn was always the sure choice. i had never met her before my life as quite nervous about it because she is such an iconic figure absolutely charming lovely lady, and must not forget, this is the lead to the king from the east end of london who worked with us, and told us that she would never make it as a singer but she was completely wrong and she became the sweetheart. and in this day and age, and relationship, which he did was quite remarkable by boosting the morale of a nation like no other. when we look at the famous line, will meet again and her championship boost and check the coronavirus, the virus that, but she was something else though. she said she did not want to go to europe because in europe, there are plenty of suppl

dame vera lynn, who has died at the age of 103.k more about dame vera later in the programme. more than a quarter of people who test positive for covid—19 can't be reached by the test and trace system in england, according to new figures. in the first two weeks of the scheme's operation, it was given the details of 111,000 people to follow up, but only about 10,000 of them could be contacted. more details from richard galpin. testing those with symptoms of coronavirus and if they are positive, tracing all the people they have been in close contact recently is regarded as one of the key ways of slowing the spread of the virus. according to the latest figures for england for the past week, almost 6000 people who tested positive had their details are passed on to the test and tray system. but around a quarter of them could not be reached. and those who we re could not be reached. and those who were reached, almost 115,000 were asked to self—isolate, an increase of around 12,000 from the previous week. if you test positive, nhs test an

when you were asked to do this, what did dame vera lynn mean to you, may i suggest as someone vera lynngeneration, many of whom sat the art no longer with ours, we are talking about what she needs to much younger people? she was someone who uniquely managed to reach out across the generation gap, particularly that song. i felt removed from any wartime experience, you do crave to know more, having sat with a world war i veteran, and a dambusters, there is a mystique shrouded around these people, as an artist that is an interesting thing to engage with them. some more than others, sitting permitted. there is a renewed interest in these personalities and what they have come to epitomise or represent to our nation. good to talk to you. thank you. thank you for sending as some thank you. thank you for sending as some of those images to show our viewers. we are well beyond where the time but we want to bring you a weather forecast. it will remain cool, cloudy and wet for quite a lot of england and we‘ll strike the rest of the day. but where it has brightened up, there will be thunderstorms an

the emotion dame vera lynn managed to convey never lessened.lynn, who died at her home in sussex this morning at the age of 103. the rest of the news now, and the latest figures show that the deaths from coronavirus of 135 more people were registered during the latest 2a hour period. it brings the total since march to 42,288. among the victims was a 13—day—old baby with no known underlying health conditions. meanwhile, the government has abandoned its coronavirus tracking app that was being trialled on the isle of wight it was supposed to be up and running in the middle of may, and was being trialled on the isle of wight. at the health secretary matt hancock has blamed technical barriers for its delay and says the government is 110w its delay and says the government is now joining its delay and says the government is nowjoining forces its delay and says the government is now joining forces with its delay and says the government is nowjoining forces with google and apple to develop an app, but there is no date for when it is going to be ready. a

the emotion dame vera lynn managed to convey never lessened.eetheart, dame vera lynn, who‘s died at the age of 103. there‘s been a major change in the uk government‘s approach to tracing people, using a smartphone app developed by the nhs. ministers have now decided that the app, which has been trialled on the isle of wight, is now going to use technology provided by apple and google. the original aim was to get the app up and running by mid—may, but there‘s still no date for its full operation, as our health editor hugh pym reports. all eyes were on the isle of wight for the trial of a smartphone app. it was set to go live across england in may to help trace people who‘d been in contact with those who‘d tested positive for coronavirus. there was even an official publicity video. the nhs covid—19 app lets you know quickly if you‘ve come into contact with someone who has symptoms... but technical issues were revealed in the trial. it proved not to be effective on all devices. a parallel trial with an app provided by apple and google was being ca

dane vera lynn who has died at the age of 103. dame vera lynn who has died at the age of 103.o featured in the royal variety show line up alongside dame vera lynn in 1990 and performed at her 100th birthday celebration show at the london palladium in 2017. thanks so much forjoining us this afternoon. i'm going to ask about what it was like to perform with her then, but ijust wanted to ask first of all, i don't know if you could hear the piece that was broadcast, her enduring appeal and importance in british life was so evident. hello, reeta. just hearing that, it's a sad day but you cannot listen to that and not smile. she gifted the world and great britain with so much. i said the world and great britain with so much. isaid in the world and great britain with so much. i said in my message that she absolutely, when she sent those m essa g es absolutely, when she sent those messages home from the troops to theirfamilies, they messages home from the troops to their families, they were golden nuggets. she was a golden light in a very dark time. to use the word gift is exactly wha

the metro dedicating the front page to a beautiful picture of dame vera lynn.u have in interviews which you have a wonderful story of the time you spent with damon vera lynn, please do share it with us. yes a lovely lady. it is a series for a tv that was a sort of religious take of desert island spaces, people charged with your life and times are an hour or so and chose their favourite hymns to go with that. i went to her house, absolutely lovely lady. everything you heard about her absolutely true. charming lovely lady full of wonderful anecdotes about her time as the forces sweetheart. going to burma and talking to the troops. went to burma because they gotten entertainment and so she went to burma and egypt, she slept on a stretcher balanced on two chairs one day. lovely lady. i really very modest lady. don't forget this was an iconic figure who boosted the morale of this country. we could do with someone like her right now. and the queen used we will meet again in that speech were she tried to boost the comments. greenhills far—away was one of her favourite

from the team vera lynn here our condolences. thank you very much indeed.eports that the uk for private tutors for children who have fallen behind during lockdown as part of a one billion pound ‘catch up' plan. the paper also features an image from today's fly—past by the british red arrows and their french equivalent to mark the 80th anniversary of general charles de gaulle's historic wartime broadcast. le figaro has an image of the french president, emanuel macron, walking alongside prince charles at today's world war two commemoration in london. ‘how many more corona fiascos?‘ asks the daily mail after the uk government admitted it is scrapping its own coronavirus—tracing app and that the new version may not be ready by winter. the new york times leads on the same story reporting that as with much of the uk government's response to the coronavirus pandemic, the results of the contact—tracing programme have fallen short of the promises made. the times reports the tracking app setback will hamper efforts to lift social distancing restrictions in the uk and

and just one of the many, many tributes being paid today to dame vera lynn.ere. —— after two o'clock here. coach and ferry companies in the uk have announced the extra measures they're taking to ensure passenger safety for when travel restrictions are eased. the uk ferry industry says it is well placed for social distancing measures, with open air public spaces, access to fresh air and outside deck areas. 0ur transport correspondent tom burridge reports. we know we can't rely on the british weather throughout the summer, so what's it going to be like on board a ferry if we travel abroad in a few weeks' time? from the moment you arrive in the port to when you board the boat, you will stay in your car. you are effectively safe — you're in your car, you're in your bubble — but where you do come in contact with either security staff members or you check—in staff members, you will see people wearing ppe, you will see extra sanitizers in place and you will see posters about 2—metre distancing as well. this demonstrates the key difference between travelling by train

still to come: britain's iconic wartime singer dame vera lynn — known as the forces' sweetheart — hasre. a code word known to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts were examining a suspect van when there was a huge explosion. the south african parliament has destroyed the foundation of apartheid by abolishing the population registration act, which for 40 years, forcibly classified each citizen according to race. just a day old, and the royal baby is tonight sleeping in his cot at home. early this evening, the new prince was taken by his mother and father to their apartments in kensington palace. germany's parliament, the bundestag, has voted by a narrow majority to move the seat of government from bonn to berlin. berliners celebrated into the night, but the decision was greeted with shock in bonn. the real focus of attention today was valentina tereshkova, the world's first woman cosmonaut. what do you think of the russian woman in space? i think it's a wonderful achievement and i think we might be able to persuade the wife it would be a good idea if i could to get her t

even now, youngsters today are still talking about vera lynn. vera's voice to anyone who will want to listen. marvellous! they are the words that live on and provide a fitting legacy to the forces' sweetheart and national treasure — dame vera lynn. john maguire, bbc news. it's worth saying, isn't it, that we will be speaking to her daughter a little bit later this morning, so we're very much looking forward to that. i'm always mindful that when you see the clips of her singing, so many smiles! always with those people. obviously it's on all the front pages this morning and i'm picking up this wraparound on the times, starts with a picture of her there, but there's an interesting piece by max hastings inside. it is quite interesting, she was everybody‘s sister, the consoling voice of a lonely war and she said the haunting tones of her worth finance week things in a place of unprecedented ugliness. you heard harry billinge, what she meant to so many people in terms of how she got it. we will speak to her daughter later. the last time we saw karen

dame vera lynn, the british singer known as the forces' sweetheart during world war two, has died atge of 103. the us supreme court has ruled against the trump administration over its bid to end a programme protecting hundreds of thousands of young immigrants from deportation. daca, or deferred action for childhood arrivals, was set up by president obama, giving legal status to undocumented young people, who're known as dreamers. nada tawfik reports. say it loud, say it clear! immigrants are welcome here! news at the supreme court's ruling was a ray of light to dreamers living with the bleak prospect of deportation from the only home they've ever known. after years of legal battles, the nation's highest court rejected president trump's attempt to end daca protections for about 700,000 young undocumented immigrants. chiefjustice john roberts joined the court's four more liberal members and wrote in the majority opinion that the administration's move was unlawful because it was arbitrary and capricious. jose martinez, a dreamer from california, says the years of uncertainty were trauma

she took her grandmother's surname, lynn, as a stage name, made her first record aged 19, and sold one million records in the next three years. this little girl from east ham would never have had the opportunity if she hadn't have been singing. if my mother hadn't put me on the stage! this letter of mine is getting to be a sort of rendezvous, where husbands and wives, torn apart by war, can be brought together by music. when war broke out again, vera began broadcasting with the bbc. through a forces request programme, "sincerely yours," she became the girl that thousands of fighting men hoped they'd meet when they returned home, although some accused the programme of damaging the war effort. "too sentimental, making the boys homesick." and i said, "that's rubbish, a lot of rubbish, because the letters

dame vera lynn has died at the age of 103.

dame vera lynn and those three words, "we'll meet again." the voice that helped calm britain and the allies through world war ii, providing hope that loved ones would come home. ♪ we'll meet again ♪ don't know where ♪ don't know when ♪ but i know we'll meet again ♪ some sunny day >> dame vera lynn and her song "we'll meet again" was played here in the u.s., too. ♪ happy to know ♪ that as i saw you go ♪ you were singing this song >> nicknamed the force's sweetheart, lynn died today at 103. and it was just this spring, tu and the world during this pandemic, invoked that famous song once again. >> we will be with our friends again. we will be with our families again. we will meet again. ♪ we'll meet again ♪ but i know we'll meet again ♪ some sunny day >> we'll meet again. thank you for watching. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. until then, have a good evening. good night. >>> the impact impact of the coronavirus. >> they've been working really, really hard since this whole covid thing started. >> and if you've had a c

jeri lynn thanks for joining us, belated condolences to you. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you. i know this is not easy even now, even though it's been over eight years, but even though the world knows george floyd's name most people outside of your oakland community don't remember your son alan. so tell us about alan, who he was, what he loved and how his life came to an end. >> alan dwayne blueford was my 18-year-old son, born on december 20th, 1993. he was a senior at skyline high school, he had a 3.0 grad point average. he loved sports. he was the all american boy. he -- two weeks before his graduation and right after he had gone to senior prom he was with a couple of friends, another 18-year-old and a 15-year-old african-american who were watching the floyd mayweather fight in oakland. the fight didn't last very long, floyd knocked the guy out in one round, and they walked to the store. he was accosted by a police officer, miguel masso, with the lights turned off. he was supposedly on his way to a domestic violence call, he saw the three african-american males, jumped out

lynn's cliffs. i think thi5 idea, especially for dover. i think this is the ideal place put her. thi5 this is the ideal place put her. this is getting to be sort of a rendezvous where hu5band5 this is getting to be sort of a rendezvous where husbands and wives torn apart by war can be brought together by music. it was her decision to entertain the troops fighting in the burma campaign that secured her place in their affections. george batts was there. and i remember so much, sitting in thejungle, whining and i remember so much, sitting in the jungle, whining and and i remember so much, sitting in thejungle, whining and listening, and we would all be sitting and listening around, just listening. and i'm not ashamed to say, if you tear is going down. it really did bring back home. there is a lot of controversy about memorials now, but hers is one that is deserved, can never be argued against, and will be there for the right purpose. the former head of the british army believes a statue would be a fitt

carl lynn made martha washington's stays. so somewhere along the line they needed to utilize the skills of a tailor at some point. even the virginia company included a tailor in the first expedition to jamestown and sent six more in 1608 making tailors one of the most represented trades in colonial virginia second only to carpenters and if you know anything about what happened to the virginia company in james toutown of 1607, but t need more tailors, that says a lot. they're not eating, but got to look good. all right. so that trend actually holds up throughout the 18th century. in the virginia gazette tailor's advertise makes up 6% of advertisement from copies of the gazette from 1736 to 1780. only third behind tutors and doctors. in alexandria, where carlin is, a distribute of the city's occupation from 1764 to 1800 reveals that 20% of local artisans were involved in the clothing craft and just like in 17th century jamestown it is second to those employed in the construction trade. so again this is an important part of our

vera lynn was the voice of britain for my parents' generation.ear in my mother's eye when the song was played on the radio or television... just to be clear, andrew, i wasn't suggesting you were sat there as a lad at the gramophone when she was doing her... i know, but i thought i'd just let you know that i haven't entirely lost the ability to reply, despite... laughter well, it's very nice for you to pass on your mum's recollections of that time, rather than your very own. so to president macron‘s visit today. i mean, borisjohnson did pull out all the pomp and ceremony stops. andrew, why do you think they felt the need to make such a big deal out of this? well, i feel the first thing to say is, above all, for mr macron and for france, today was about general de gaulle. it's the 80th anniversary of his famous broadcast from the bbc in london to the people of france. this year is also the 50th anniversary of his death. and every french politician, or senior politician of the centre, on the centre—right at least — and even sometimes on the left — w

she issued this opinion i think an hour before aaron sel lynn ski came on the committee.ing this is not the case where a more searching inquiry is justified. >> i respect the judicial process. but the court can actually have a full panel hear the case. but, again, i think the larger issue here is, you know, the president's being vindicated. mr. flynn can be prosecuted again under a more independent prosecution office if the department of justice. and i think this should be on the ballot box again. we have impeached the president. the people know he puts his personal and political beliefs and priorities ahead of the country's. this will be on the ballot box in november. but right now we need to have as many ankle monitors on the president and his friends all the way to november. >> yeah. the final question here, he talked about the long-term damage down to the department of justice. but also as your colleague, adam schiff said, there is a lot of damage the president can do between now and november. >> there is a gauntlet that joe biden is going to have to go through of mis

. >> reporter: prosecutor aaron zell lynn ski resigned from the case, along with three other prosecutors. today, testifying by videoconference that barr's decision to reduce the sentencing recommendation for roger stone, who was convicted of witness tampering and lying to congress, was essentially abuse of power. >> we do not prosecute people based on politics and we don't cut them a break based on politics either. but that wasn't what happened here. >> reporter: zelinsky said his supervisor suggested that the odds were stacked in favor of stone, a longtime friend of the president. zelinsky said he feared he could be fired. >> and i was told that the acting u.s. attorney was giving stone a break, because he was afraid of the president of the united states. >> reporter: barr told me that the president was not involved. did you talk to the president at all about your decision regarding the recommendations? >> never. >> reporter: david, the justice department says zell lynn ski had no evidence of anyone pressuring him about stone's case, but this fight is far from over. house democrats dema

lynn way exam it current tensions between the u.s.na in a book superpower of showdown also being published this week in shields of the republic council on foreign relations senior fellow Ãb explores the united states security alliances and in the deficit myths, stony brook university economics professor and former advisor to the bernie sanders presidential campaign stephanie kelton offers her thoughts on the new economic model called modern monetary theory. look for these titles and bookstores this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >> good evening everyone, my name is kevin butterfield i'm the director of the library in mount vernon and coming to you from my home welcome you to a conversation with

. >> reporter: by now, christian count commonwealth's attorney lynn pryor, had been notified. what did you think when you heard that a soldier from fort campbell has been gunned down? he's barely been home from his tour of duty. >> it hurt. we take a great pride in having fort campbell as part of our community, the fact that our soldiers protect us every day, and we wanted to make sure that we got justice for him. >> reporter: was jessie able to describe the person who shot her husband? >> she initially described him as a black man. and i believe that's pretty basically all the description she was being able to give. >> reporter: jessie also described the killer's car. >> what kind of car? >> an old one. one of them big ones. >> what color was it? >> i don't know, like a reddish brownish color. >> reporter: it wasn't much for police to go on, and to make it even more difficult, the eyewitness, walter ferguson, had seen something different. >> reporter: describe the truck that you saw speeding off. >> um, as he passed me, i could see that it was like a white truck. and i saw th

vera lynn was the voice of britain commanders often a tear my mothers i on the song was played on ther television. i was suggesting you we re television. i was suggesting you were set there is a lad at the gramophone. i have not entirely lost the ability to reply despite not being on television for a long time. very nice for you to pass on your mother's recollections of that time. borisjohnson did mother's recollections of that time. boris johnson did blow mother's recollections of that time. borisjohnson did blow all the pomp and circumstance. by default they need felt the need to make such a big deal out of this? above all it's about charles de gaulle. the 80th anniversary of his famous broadcast from the bbc in london to the people of france. also the 50th anniversary of france. also the 50th anniversary of his death. every french politician or senior politician on the centre right at least and even sometimes on the left wants the mantle of charles de gaulle. there isa mantle of charles de gaulle. there is a ceremony here in france about a monument to all the people that were slaug

she was 103. # we‘ll meet again # don‘t know when...# lynn was best known for her performances of ‘we soldiers, earning her the nickname the forces‘ sweetheart. lynn‘s success continued after the war with hits on both sides of the atlantic. you can reach me online at any time. this is bbc news. hello there. well, thursday turned out to be a particularly soggy day across england and wales, with an area of persistent rain. the radar picture on thursday shows just how wet it was across england and wales. the heaviest rain really working into southern wales, where we picked up 50 millimetres of rain through the day in st athan, and down on the south coast. take a look at this weather watcher picture. this is in fact a waterspout. you can see a little bit of sprayjust being whipped up off the sea there. so we had all kinds of weather around on thursday, and that same area of low pressure remains with us over the next few hours. so, we have got more rain to come — wales, south—west england. the rain moving back into central, southern england, the south—west midlands. wet weather moves acros

we like it hot conditions and lynn tomorrow. cooler along the coast. the onshore flow and the pacific marine influence slowly starts to work its way in. will see cooler temperatures for all of us later this week with the marine influence. the pacific ocean breeze pulls us all down. settling radar, the type pressure gradient with the dry gusty of her friends, for today will see plenty of sunshine taking you hour by hour on future gas, as we look towards tomorrow, you will see plenty of sun as well. early wednesday thursday and friday, the onshore flow will kick in for the entire region. future test winds, we'll see the wind starting to ease from the north a mounds as we head through the day. breezy as we look at 10-15 miles an hour winds. the onshore flow starts to work and for your tuesday along the coast. daytime hines, 73 and san francisco. fairfield will be 83 degrees. here's the extended forecast, where you can expect as we look at temperatures out of the cooler on the bay and around the coast, teeth penland. coast on wednesday. ayd lynn cool downs

celebrations will bring you all the action in the match between clive bach and when you're on vera lynn. and stripping down to protest against the shutdown of russia's hospitality industry. shift spurs and bought a concert by baring all this purply think. a map and how it will come to the program the united states is ensuring another not have looting and violent protests as anger over the death of a black man in police custody explodes on the streets cities as far apart as philadelphia on the east coast and affluent santa monica in california have been subjected to mass losing in washington protests to stop it before being cleared by police with seek as from a pocket cross the street from the white house marches in several big cities as demonstrations over the death of george floyd continued into a 6th day and national guard and police officers in a number of locations on the ground in a show of solidarity with the protesters. and the time curfew is in force in minneapolis where george floyd died earlier there was turmoil as a truck appeared to plow into a crowd of protesters on a highw

lynn left open the opportunity of something happening in the future.t said at least give the man a shot. corey expressing some skepticism regarding lynn saying so why did he have him work out the last few years? this twitter user said either sign him or don't. don't speculate for publicity. others say he already had a chance to work out with the nfl and it went totally sideways, guys. jillian: interesting. rob: as somebody who had the heck of an nfl career herschel walker defund send countries without. >> former running back taking to twitter this proposition saying i have an idea for people who don't want any police. i would love to meet with american airlines, delta and southwest and make a deal to fly them to countries that don't have police. i want them to be happy. lisa chiming in saying i will help them pack. dave writes i honestly don't think anyone wants no police. we want reformation. but a big offer, a creative offer coming in from herschel walker. jillian: twitter starts rolling out audio tweets? what's this about? >> this is pretty good new

the mid to upper 90s and lynn. for tomorrow, upper 90s and triple digit heat for tomorrow. the hottest locations will be inland. we will call it back down, for the weekend, back to the weekend. >>> open spaces will be opening, and welcoming people back. people will be able to drive and park as the county begins to reopen facilities, playgrounds, gym equipment and areas will be closed, they are required to wear face masks and are encouraged to physically distance. they continued their restriction on short-term rentals and hotels. >>> the son of george floyd speaks out, what the nationwide protests mean to him on kpix 5 news, and straining on cbs and bay area. >>> remember, kpix 5 news wants to bring you good news happening in the bay area and connect you to people living here. go to www.kpix.com and you will find sto >>> new video out of southern texas this morning, where george floyd's children attend a black lives matter demonstration. they attended the rally and the event was larger than similar protests held on friday and saturday. >> we have to be the ones to do this. i

some look at this with kristin lynn who speaks for the world health organization and joins us from geneva welcome to day doubly what do you make of german efforts to control this new outbreak. of thanks for having me well it's a typical scenario where you don't have communities in the whole country anymore but we have now a cluster of cases not ship large clusters of cases. and here to test and trace basically every single person to offer tests for everybody is a really good idea because this is how do you find out where the iris is how many people have the virus who contacts are and this is the best way to contain it so this sort of locally controlled lockdown rather being controlled from the side so you think this is what we're going to have to get used to. this is actually what we should aim for down instead of having a community spread which we don't cannot over see where the waitress is we will have to work on trying to get the response so strongly and saw strict testing so so strict and surveillance that we can respond to individual clusters individual cases immediately ideally not

the whitaker spoke to they are lynn eiffel.ense fund on 60 minutes. >> race lies at so much of the core of what is problematic in our society today and that is so easily exploitable, because we have not had the kurmg in this country and particularly most white people have not had the courage to really decide that this is your job every day as a citizen is to deal with the fractures that ultimately, if we don't confront them, will destroy us. >> we met her at the national constitution center in philadelphia. it's closed to the public because of the pandemic. the center sits just across the mall from independence hall and just down the street from scenes of protests and violence that racked the city of brotherly love like so many others. >> i can't breathe. >> reporter: seeing the life squeezed out of george floyd by officer doerk derkerek chauvin' his neck has brought to the fore front the ugly reality of racial injustice in america. >> why was this incident such a spark? >> i've been doing this work for a long time and i've see

vera lynn was 103 years old.l news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. guy. guy: thank you very much. this on the day that president macron is in london to commemorate the 80th anniversary of general de gaulle's radio broadcast his people, this following shortly after the invasion of france by germany. we will you some of those pictures later on. back to the markets now. something to savor with the difficult rate of recent weeks starting to unwind. recovery leadic to sustainable rotation into cloud? denise chisholm joins us now. the markets have come along way really quickly. initially the banks led the push and then the crash really kicked in. we are starting to see a few questions around the phenomenon. where are we now? do you see us going next? denise: i get that question a lot in terms of people seeing this massive rotation. it is important for investors to understand 2009 must th

no one cry insists it has the outbreak under control and has opened its borders to foreigners but lynn has extended a travel warning for the country through the end of august as chorus one again had reports the tourism industry in antalya is already feeling the heat. preparing breakfast for his guests under normal circumstances must have a good one wouldn't have time for this when it's high season in antalya the hotel owner is usually run off his feet but not this floor right now only one of his rooms is occupied a family from germany is here despite the travel warning though they love it as a result i can only tell you come here everyone it's wonderful in antalya here the only problem is because of the coronavirus crisis hardly anyone is coming. out of my last year i had an occupancy rate of 100 percent consistently from april to october and this year there are only 3 people july is coming soon we only have a few months left of this season right now it's really difficult sawfish that. mostafa has done everything he can to make his hotel safe the turkish government has issued strict hy

corey rights why didn't lynn have them work out the last few years, some skepticism there, this twitter user says either sign or don't but don't speculate for publicity. already had a chance working out with the nfl and it went sideways. a lot of people in leadership positions calling for them to be back on the field. >> by the time the 2020 season starts it will have been 1348 days since he last threw a pass. a long time. someone who loves pizza. carley: we are talking about white cloth, the heart seltzer all the cool kids are drinking and by that i mean you and of course you have pizza. what about combining the two, a pizza chain, lebron james is invented announcing for one day only which is today customers can get pizza with mango flavored white cloth, hard seltzer crust, the executive chef saying while sipping on a mango claw i thought why not make go with this instead of water, turns out it tastes great. don't knock it until you try it. sarah says i need to try it. another person says i would rather have pineapple on my pizza. i am down for it. >> if we weren't social distancing we

suzie was working in intensive care at the queen elizabeth hospital in kings lynn. risks she faced, she decided to move her daughters to peterborough to live with her sister. i needed to put more hours in at work during, obviously, the pandemic. so, yeah, we both agreed that it was for the best. as hard as it was, it was definitely for the best. the separation was due to lastjust a month. the pressures of working in intensive care saw it stretched to more than double that. the girls say they now don't want to let their mum out of their sight. daniela relph, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. welcome to bbc news. hello to our viewers in the uk joining those around the world as well. time for us to have a look at some of the first international and national papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political editor of the daily mirror, pippa crerar and the deputy political editor of the spectator, katy balls. tomorrow's front pages starting

when they didn't give me your board and over double that i think somebody had to be after lynn well look he's a girl you're saying that. you put it in the village because he didn't he. didn't really give you more women sally you buy no more nickel support buy a new one if. you buy a home one if. you buy in the morning. easy on the bank but if i had one nickel believe me you know what give it to me to mom and any people when i definitely. can i will stick it in you son but you want to lose it but your leg number one. i'm not but we did but i'm easy. now. got i'm glad you did and then he blew right. i may have been fucked up again. they did the seeds you dug nicosia. my dms you need a new. now you know when i need to madame de morgan our. market knew that there's enough and then the. gardener when you didn't do the money money money should i do. it i want you see if they didn't care that patient. will be an appeal all the way gone you know it you know been easy to pull out of. a defendant given it you see. i said. i think not but look you've been easy deborah amos and is a i believe what y

that fog is really going to start to push in lynn. with that you're going to see an inversion get bumped up. so everything moves in lynn and things get really cool on friday and saturday. the temperatures are in and 70s in hotspots. when we come back i will give you put numbers in and give you the 5-day-forecast. >>> a lack of funding is prompting some drastic policy changes. the chief says that crews will not be entering a burning building now and less human life is at risk. the district, which serves several communities, including brentwood, oakley and discovery bay has had long-standing funding issues. they currently have three station, covering a 250,000 square mile area. ballot measures have gone before voters over the years without passing. >> we are supporting the fire chief. obviously, it is not what we signed up for, this is not we trained for. this is a situation that we are in. >> the chief said that even more drastic measures may be necessary if the district's goal is to figure out a ballot measureprotection for the east c

masking is not a test of mass cue lynn at this. nobody here talks like that.how to respond to that. now that the daily case load is spiraling. 43,000 in the united states and 62 in korea. that's a 687 fold difference. i find that sort of inexplicable. >> i agree with you and heartbreaking given the loss of life there. robert kelly, before we go, if any of our viewers think you look familiar, you came it fame when your children crashed a live interview. there's your daughter there. >> right. >> this went viral. who would have thought this would become the norm for so many families now experiencing work from home disturbances from their children. if anything, you can if you can give us one piece of advice working with -- there's your wife grabbing the kids. what is that? >> lock the door. i know that sounds so pro se i can. if you have a work space in your home, you have to draw boundaries and my wife and i are sort of always up in the air about how much i make this space for work off limits to the kids. it's just outside in the hallway right now. that's the mos

. >>> earlier, we caught up with the lifetime achievement grand marshall lynn keller. she shared her favorite pride moment action. . >> one of them would be the first year that i participated in a contingent called sister boom, an all women's samba band. and we were dressed in white. and it was just really exciting. we were playing samba music, which is infectious. and people would jump in behind us and start dancing. it was so much fun. it was incredible. >> we are proud to be partnering with s.f. pride to celebrate pride 50, generations of hope. it airs sunday, june 28th on cable 12. and we'll be streaming it on cbsn bay area starting at 5:00 p.m. >>> still ahead, do it yourself coronavirus testing for college students. the pilot program underway at a california campus. . >>> uc san diego mapping out plans to potentially bring students and faculty back to campus this fall. >> to prepare, they are working on a program. the idea is to have collection boxes with the testing swabs. and each test would have a bar code. the students will scan the bar codes, swab mouths, an

meanwhile, los angeles chargers head coach anthony lynn apparently thinks calf might still have what it takes he told espn today that kaepernick was on his team's summer workout list and the chargers already have 3 quarterbacks on the roster, lynn said signing kaepernick is something any team would have to explore. >>colin definitely fits sound of quarterback. the system that we want to be running very confident and happy with the 3 quarterbacks that i have. you know you can never out to people waiting on the runway. >>meanwhile budding nfl star. kyler murray said today that he plans to kneel for the national anthem, this season, the arizona cardinals quarterback explain. i call it like i see it and what's been going on is completely wrong so i'll be taking a meat. murray is the reigning nfl offensive rookie of the year he joins players like adrian peterson and baker mayfield warning expressed their intention to kneel. well after a rough week major league baseball is moving forward with an attempt to salvage the season. today commissioner rob manfred confirmed that he met with player

across in norfolk, prince william was out and about visiting king's lynn ambulance station.lear from the temperature check, distances carefully observed, and from william, a former air ambulance pilot in east anglia himself, a similar message of thanks. i hope you know how appreciative everyone is of all the hard work and the hours that you put in. you do promise me you will look after yourselves. the senior royals playing their part, reflecting a nation's gratitude to all of those who have been on the coronavirus front line. nicholas witchell, bbc news. time for a look at the weather here's chris fawkes. it's been a case of deja vu as far as the weather has gone today with a further big thunderstorms across england and wales and there was one of them in salford, and north—west england has seen loads of storms on this is just the last three hours, pretty extensively across north—west england, some nasty ones in dumfries and galloway, loads of storms for the midlands, loads of storms across wales and they are going to last for another few hours. the wales and they are going t

dame fear lynn was 103 years old.till to come, former national security advisor john bolton accuses the president of multiple misdeeds. stacey abrams on how to counter racism and reform law enforcement. as the pandemic persists, officials weigh the impact of implement in another lockdown. plus much more. >> this is the "pbs newshour" from w eta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism and arizona state university. judy: the fallout continues from the book by president trump's former national security advisor john bolton. in a moment, our foreign affairs correspondent gets reaction from two former diplomats on the damage done to american credibility and standing around the world, but first, our white house correspondent reports on what is in the book. >> a 500-page bombshell denouncing it president now playing defense. former national security advisor john bolton paints a portrait of a corrupt and self interested commander-in-chief. in "the room where it happened," alton write

miss lynn, do we have any callers on the line? >> madam secretary, there are no callers on the line. >> clerk: thank you. mr. chair, there are no members of the public on the phone that the time wishing to comment on this item. >> chair bustos: okay. just wait a little bit more to see if anyone wants to speak. hearing that there's no one wishing to speak on this item, i will close public comment and i'll turn to my fellow commissioners for their comments and questions. and let's start with commissioner brackett. commissioner, do you have any qhents or a question? >> commissioner brackett: yes, i have three questions. so my first question is do we know what the aggregate amount of benefits that we received from the 1.9% return that we got on the investment? so what that actually means in dollars? as a percentage. >> i can speak to that, and it was about $6 million this past year. >> commissioner brackett: okay. and then my other question, was there a previous cost for managing these expenditure funds? if so, what were those costs?

thank you lynn. >>> new at 5:00, the former atlanta police officer who fired the fatal shot in the death of rayshard brooks is now facing murder charges. cbs reporter michael george on the decision announced today and what's next. >> reporter: days after the shooting death of rayshard brooks, former atlanta police officer garrett rolfe learned he is facing 11 charges including felony murder and aggravated assault with offir rolftiwere ena drive through of the wendy's. the officers spoke with brooks for some time. then he failed a field sobriety test. and rolfe attempted to make an arrest. brooks got one of the officer's tasers and ran. rolfe gave chase and shot brooks in the back. >> for some period of two minutes and 12 was no medical attention applied to mr. brooks. what we discovered is during the two minutes and 12 seconds that officer rolfe actually kicked mr. brooks while he laid on the ground. >> reporter: fulton county district attorney paul howard had weighed several charges in his decision. >> mr. brooks never presented himself as a threat. >> reporter: brooks' family asked for

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wasn't up to snuff but at least one nfl coach disagrees today, los angeles chargers head coach anthony lynn told espn kaepernick was on his team's workout list for this summer calling a possible sighting of the qb something any team would have to explore. >>colin definitely fits sound of quarterback. this is never going to be running very confident and happy with the 3 quarterbacks that i have. but i know you can go out to people waiting on the runway. >>very good days and he plans to kneel for the national anthem, this season, the cardinals quarterback explained call it like i see it and what's been going on is completely wrong so all be taking a knee. murray is the reigning nfl offensive rookie of the year he joins players like adrian peterson and baker mayfield who have already expressed their intention to kneel. they approved a 6 week practice plan for teams as they try to navigate the upcoming season. during covid-19. the timeline calls for 2 weeks of training at things like weight conditioning and film study before a four-week traditional training camp the fallen terry workouts beginn

lynn said signing kaepernick is something any team would have to explore. >>colin definitely fits sound of quarterback. the system that we're going to be running very confident and happy with the 3 quarterbacks that i have. but i know you can go out to people waiting on the runway. >>meanwhile budding nfl star. kyler murray said today that he plans to kneel for the national anthem, this season, the arizona cardinals quarterback explained. i call it like i see it and what's been going on is completely wrong so i'll be taking a knee. murray is the reigning nfl offensive rookie of the year. he joins players like adrian peterson and baker mayfield who have already expressed their intention to kneel. well after a rough week major league baseball is moving forward with an attempt to salvage the season. today commissioner rob manfred confirmed that he met with players association executive director tony clark, to try and hash things out and now the leak has issued a new proposal of 60 games with full prorated pay for players that proposal also includes a potential