and we got the godfather himself, mark long. let's go, baby.iterally handpicked my three all-time favorites, fan favorites, the ones that we knew everyone was going to love. but they weren't available, so we had to get the three of you instead. and mark, buddy, we had to get a wide-angle lens to fit you in, dude. you look like someone carved you out of a block of ice. this is what i wear to bed, baby. this revamp of challenge: so i came organically dressed.n let's show 'em how the ogs used to roll! male castmember (voiceover): this legacy must go on. yeah, so when i put out the initial tweet, it got- th. paramount plus were like, it'll just seem weird if this thing goes and you're not actually in the cast. so i kind of hung up my producer hat for the moment. and when i showed up to argentina like all the rest, i didn't know who the host was. i didn't know the format of the game. so i was just as much as a cast member as everyone else. for me personally, the past definitely came back. i thought that i was going to be cool with everyone, and i de

government and no way of changing it at the ballot box the question people are asking is will this year mark long overdue change which the talks are going to al-jazeera. or watching out there these are all top stories and u.s. jury has found police officer derek shaven guilty on all 3 charges including 2nd degree murder over the death of george floyd shaven is due to be sentenced in 8 weeks time and faces up to 40 years in prison. crowds in minneapolis about to keep up the fight until the 3 other officers involved in floyd's arrest also convicted the verdict was met with tears of relief and celebration from supporters across several cities. george foy's brother finds people have been demanding justice and urged them to keep on pushing his family held an emotional press conference where they said they were finally able to breathe again. there is president has called the verdict a rare but important step towards justice in america joe biden spoke to floyd's family before addressing the nation calling his death murder in broad daylight we have to listen. i can't breathe. nice words. we can't let tho

government and no way of changing it at the ballot box the question people are asking is will this year mark long overdue change natasha going to al-jazeera. with al-jazeera these are top stories and u.s. jury has found police officer and guilty on all 3 charges including 2nd degree murder over the death of george floyd to be sentenced in 8 weeks time and faces up to 40 years in prison. minneapolis to keep up the fight until 3 other officers involved in floyd's rest are also convicted the verdict was met with tears of relief and celebration from supporters and several cities. brother finds people who demanded justice and urged them to keep pushing members of his family held an emotional press conference where they said they're finally able to breathe again. not no verdict can bring george floyd back to us. but this verdict does give a message to his family that he was somebody. that his life matters. that all of our lives matter and that's important and i also hope that this verdict for all of the rest of collective all of us will help us further along the road toward a better humanity. the u.s.

government and no way of changing it at the ballot box the question people are asking is will this year mark long overdue change natasha going to al-jazeera. police in the united states or issuing search warrants on the tesla car company after a fatal crash involving one of their vehicles on saturday 2 men died when their tesla hit a tree just outside the city of houston in texas witnesses report that nobody was in the driving seat has left us in a mosque has denied that the car's handsfree driving feature could have been to blame. much more on that story and everything that we have been covering acts especially our lead story there the situation in chad on our website you can see it there al-jazeera dot com. and now a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera chad's president the dress they be has died of injuries sustained leading soldiers on the frontlines against rebel forces they'd be had just won re-election for a 6th term a state funeral will be held on friday his son has taken charge named interim leader by a council of military officers the move is unlikely to please the opposition which

government and no way of changing it at the ballot box the question people are asking is will this year mark long overdue change which natasha al-jazeera. won the support of germany's conservatives in his bid to succeed angela merkel as chancellor in september. be the joint candidate for the governing christian democratic party and the christian social union in federal elections later this year angela merkel is stepping down after more than 15 years in power. had also been vying to lead the center right bloc but has now conceded in the race stephanie decker is a burman with more. he is the premier of germany's biggest state he's been a staunch ally of angola markel throughout his political career he is pro europe he's pro immigration he stood by her certainly when merkel open the borders here in 2015 to hundreds of thousands of refugees that called her a lot of grief he was very much her ally on that but he comes at a time when there are challenges challenges also to him his stance on coronavirus he wanted to open restrictions already last year at a time when it was seen as controversial so he's

. >> nawaz: singers like brittney spencer, tiera, chapel hart, reyna roberts, miko marks, long excluded audiences flocking to their music. >> things are changing. you know, people want to see a different nashville. >> nawaz: shannon sanders is executive director of creative at b.m.i. and has been in the industry for more than 25 years. he says the death of george floyd last may, combined with the covid-19 pandemic, created a defining moment for the nation, and for nashville. >> people were forced to be still, people were forced to pay attention. america especially had time to just stop, look at itself and realize what was going on here. >> nawaz: what was going on in country music was that people of color, especially women, were being kept out. a recent study from the university of ottawa found that women of color represent less than 1% of artists signed to a major label, and over the last 20 years, black women accounted for 0.03% of all music played on country radio. >> there's already the issue of women not necessarily getting the same air-play as male artists. add to that being a per

government and no way of changing it at the ballot box the question people are asking is will this year mark long overdue change the top al-jazeera. hong kong court has sentenced a woman to 3 years in jail for running a group chat on messaging app telegram during the $21990.00 government protests the 26 year old was found guilty of conspiring to destroy property and inciting people to injure others a few days ago another court handed down lengthy jail terms to some of the city's most prominent pro-democracy leaders for their roles in the 21000 rallies. a us judge has ordered 2 leaders of the far right proud boys group to be arrested and jailed on charges related to the january attack on capitol hill joseph biggs and if a north korean have been free since they were 1st charged in march but a judge now says they pose a grave danger to the community and there are no release conditions that would be adequate they'll be kept in jail until their trial. and a trial has begun for 4 drug making companies in the u.s. state of california over accusations that they fueled an opioid epidemic johnson and johns

government and no way of changing it at the ballot box the question people are asking is will this year mark a long overdue change which the talks are going to al-jazeera. with al-jazeera things our top stories and u.s. jury has found police officer and guilty on all 3 charges including 2nd degree murder over the death of george floyd shamanist changed the sentence and 8 weeks' time in faces up to 40 years in prison. minneapolis avanza keep up their fights and .

government and no way of changing it at the ballot box the question people are asking is will this year mark a long overdue change which the toss a grenade al-jazeera. or watch out as there are these are top stories and u.s. jury has found police officer derek shaven guilty on all 3 charges including 2nd degree murder over the death of george floyd shaven is james to be sentenced in 8 weeks time and faces up to 40 years in prison. crowds in minneapolis about to keep up the fight until the 3 other offices in.

vital for american businesses to remain competitive and necessary and have been delayed for far too long. mark: republicans called the increases a job killer and secretary remind those as it doesn't discourage investment. just an sec. gina raimondo says it doesn't discourage investment. the u.s. embassy in moscow says it will slash visa and consulate services. the services will be reduced to a minimum. russia imposed new limits after the u.s. announced new sanctions and expelled 10 russian diplomat. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: welcome to bloomberg markets. matt: not you and i together, we have only been together since valentine's day but overall, we've been here for three years and we welcome our audiences together at the same time each day and here are the top stories we are following. u.s. personal income sword the most can margin monthly records since 1946. we dig into what drove that rise plus, wall street is reacting to joe biden's t

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an opportunity to talk about the end of life 1000 has changed how we die and it will leave its mark for a long time to come. the from. over a 1000 years ago bush huge construction frenzy sweeps across europe. the roman empire lives on if only in architecture. the rulers erect magnificent sacred building. contest of the cathedral part one of the romanesque period. 15 minutes long t w. we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. the magic corner. that's hard for some such as and some great culture memorials to boot. the be. the but. you news live from berlin and more than 3000000 infections in hospitals pushed to the limits as coded 1000 infections store in germany. federal government lays out plans to centralize more power as the regions fail to bring the crisis under control. also coming up tensions running high in the u.s. city of minneapolis as demonstrators to file a curfew for a 2nd night to protest against the killing by police of another young black man the officer lead.

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opportunity to talk about the end of life coburg 19 has changed how we die and it will leave its mark for a longtime to come. co india. a done. this to a friend was a probable explanation indigo has since become a symbol of sustainability and success thanks to a project at the edge of the himalayas. 30 minutes upon t.w. . this is the news live from orlando the global vaccination drive suffers a setback u.s. regulators recommended causing the use. of the johnson and johnson shot after reports of rare blood clots the company says it's now also delaying its european rollout also coming up the u.s. is reportedly planning to withdraw all of its troops from afghanistan by september 11th this year but with peace still far from secure what will this mean for this to build.

. >> you recall how long can mark. >> the report we received was for approximately 30minutes . >> you had mentioned to us a moment ago that they had administered epinephrine and sodium bicarbonate . would you tell the ladies and gentlemen of the jury what are those administered for? >> epinephrine is colloquially known as adrenaline. it's a drug that has been studied extensively and is part of the standard protocol for acl s. the evidence on it is somewhat controversial but it is part of the standard protocol. sodium bicarbonate is a medication that they provide some buffering of the acidic environment in the blood that occurs during cardiac arrest and that is perhaps a more controversial medication than epinephrine . >> did the paramedics tell you whether they had checked mister floyd's heart function ? >> yes. >> let me ask that a different way. i want to talk to you about two different kind of functions and see if you can describe what they are to the jury and how or if theyrelate to mister floyd . but first one we refer to as pta. do you know what pea refers to western mark. >> ye

mark. >> how long did you work there? >> a very short time. >> i was hired as aspecial agent . >> was that part of the state government? what agency is that. >> when you worked at the department of commerce were you a licensed police officer? >> yes sir. >> a lot of people don't know there are licensed police officers and thedepartment of commerce . >> what did you do? >> primarily white-collar investigations. >> and some point did you leave the department of commerce? where did you go after that. >> the bureau of apprehension. >> when were you hired by the bureau of criminal apprehension? >> 2013. >> and that's where you are today. >> initially licensed in 2007, you maintain your license entire time. >> no. >> the middle of 2013, i was not. >> so middle of 2013 to 2016 i was not. >> that's when you were doing corporate work. >> correct. >> as a licensed police officer, you've done all that, directed your career. >> yes sir. >> when you were hired at the bca in 2018, what were you hired to do? >> i was hired to the metro

nuclear deal next week for the conference would also include the united states which withdrew from the long mark david 2018 under donald trump's presidency washington service open to direct talks with iran but the iranian foreign minister says in a tweet that such a meeting is unnecessary fisher is live for us outside the white house so some may take this is a step in the right direction certainly from the u.s. his point of view. certainly a significant step forward so we know that joe biden when he was campaigning to become president said it was his intention to go back into the iran nuclear deal certainly over the last couple of months there have been talks between the american side and the iranians through intermediaries including the europeans trying to see if there was some way they could come to an agreement with neither side ready to make the 1st step they really ins were to stop the enrichment of uranium they said they would consider that if the united states lift sanctions or perhaps even gave them the $130000000000.00 worth of oil sales cash that was frozen abroad neither side ready to

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mark. as far as long-term immunity, that remains to be seen. that's being actively studied right now and the same weight as for moderna and pfizer shots. >> eating outdoors at a restaurant if vaccinated, is that okay? >> yes, if you are fully vaccinated around vaccinated individuals. >> what about indoor gathering of five friends, some of whom are not vaccinated, okay? if you are vaccinated? >> when you say okay, like showing up there or doing what? >> hanging out, indoors. >> so that is okay, but i would be very careful about having multiple on vaccinated people there. the vaccinated individuals should be safe. >> how about holding your friend's new baby? let's say it is baby you laura. >> baby alora was held recently by her fully vaccinated grandma. >> that is we, that is great. i'm so happy for your whole family. once again, congratulations and once again, thanks so much for your great information, dr. patel. >> baby alora also has antibodies herself, so that's an added bonus. >> through mom, right? fabulous. >> to mom. >> we will take a sho

democracy could survive and it did but the struggle is far from over the question of whether or not mark recy will long endure is both ancient and urgent. as always our republic still vital today. can our democracy deliver on its promise that all of us critical of the image of god had a chance to legalize it dignity perspective possibility can our democracy deliver the most to the most pressing needs of our people can our democracy overcome the lies anger hate and fear and the pull us apart america's adversaries the autocrats of the world are betting we can and i promise you they are betting we can. they believe are too full of anger and division and rage but look at the image of the mob the solve the cap was proof that the sun is center not american democracy but the wrong you know what i know but we have to prove them wrong group to prove democracy still works that our government still works and we can deliver for our people. and our 1st 100 days together we've acted restore people's faith in democracy deliver vaccination recruiting hundreds of thousands of new jobs we're delivering real results to p

2nd philip served as while concert for more than 7 decades will take a look back at his long life by her side marked by crisis reinvention and we need clips. also coming up germany's central government takes charge of coronavirus policy lawmakers authorized berlin to impose nationwide pandemic asked the world regional approach sales to stave off a 3rd wave off infection.

on this day, 73 years ago, the israeli declaration of independence was signed, marking a long-awaited historic day, the formation of the world's only jewish state in its modern form. mr. deutch: as a proud american jew and supporter of israel, it's proud to recognize israel and its contributions to the international community. israeli innovations in areas like water, agriculture have yielded dramatic advancements with impact. i'm proud of the bills passed in this chamber, including legislation to affirm congress' overwhelming support for israel and strengthen the u.s.-israel relationship. we're witnessing a new era as arab countries will create cooperation in the middle east. i look forward to supporting those growing ties. i am proud to stand here today in strong support of israel and the u.s.'s relationship on this 73rd anniversary. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: who seeks recognition? for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? >> i ask to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend and amend my remarks. t

i'm a life-long democrat. >> mark: i know. you voted for biden. >> i did vote for biden.her conversation. i couldn't bring myself to vote for trump. i guess what i'm saying, that debate is really -- has to be part of the past. we have to be soldiers now, this crisis has never been worse and we have to join together across party lines. if my people on the left won't join me, i have to form new friendships. that's across the political spectrum. saving the constitution, saving our freedoms is more important than partisanship right now. >> mark: no, no. that's all true. thanks for joining us. let's us know if you get more support on the left. i don't want to think you've been a distinguished figure on the left and spending the rest of your life agreeing with fellows like me and tucker. that's no way to live. so let us know -- >> i'll agree. thanks. i'll agree with any patriot that comes along. thanks for your kind worth. from your mouth to god's ears as my mother would say. >> mark: thanks. have you been hearing about attacks on asian americans? now china is being accused of

in london thanks so much jonah while florence a lawyer is looking at things within me and mark from quite a long haul and leisure and she says the arrests of high profile individuals has not discouraged protesters from continuing their rallies there against the military jointer pontac on is the latest public figure to be detained by security forces his family members said he was taken away in the early hours of thursday morning security forces had entered their family home and they don't know where he's being held he's a well known actor know not just in myanmar but also in neighboring thailand now and a couple of days ago security forces also arrested a well known comedian zarganar who's famous for being politically outspoken he was critical of the military june term military authorities even when they were running the country up till the democratic transition in 2010 and he's been arrested several times before and he is now back at behind bars again now on the tactic i suppose is to strike fear in the hearts of protesters to show that no one is safe from a rescue a public figure state is not g

reflation conversation, this thought process about just how high inflation goes, and how long it stays there. markhink u.s. yields are going to have to go a lot higher, maybe not long-term, but i think there will be a spike that is much higher than the highs we have seen earlier this year. jeffrey gundlach came out overnight saying that the fed does not know. he is right. they do not know is going to be transitory. they have good reason to think it is. i don't think it's crazy to think it is going to be transitory. we don't really know yet. we are in a completely unprecedented situation. when the market gets nervous, we have to price in a higher risk of tail risk. even if people do not believe the inflation will be sustainable, just a higher risk that it might be means the yield curve will have to become steeper, yields will have to go higher. 2% nominal 10 year yields will be easily achieved in the next couple of months. real yields might stay negative. we will break the highs we've seen earlier this year. i will be very surprised if we don't. anna: interesting to see those comments from jeffrey

as long as you don't have the support of your own populace, and let's be very clear here. we've seen no evidence that the military has any real popular support here in mine marks shooting at non-protests, even if you are killing children, it becomes very difficult and challenging to actually run a country, jake. >> yeah. clriesa ward in-mile-per-hour mar for us, thank you so much. really appreciate your courage. >> thank you. >>> make america gristed again, a new report says the trump campaign ripped off millions from his own supporters, some left with drained bank accounts. that story next. open talenti and raise the jar. to gelato made from scratch. raise the jar to all five layers. raise the jar to the best gelato... you've ever tasted. not everybody wants talethe same thing.jar. that's why i go with youliberty mutuald. — they customize my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. 'cause i do things a bit differently. wet teddy bears! wet teddy bears here! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> one of the grand hypocracies of the maga movement is how often its leaders fleeced the very folks they claimed to be fighting for

is looking a lot brighter for newcastle after last week's win at burnley, it wasn't long before they made their markcalamitous defending did the rest. it was a double whammy for west ham as craig dawson was given a second yellow for a foul in the build—up. things went from bad to worse for the hammers as newcastle soon doubled their advantage, with comical

elizabeth a 2nd cell observed as well console more than 7 decades we look back at his long life by his side marked by crisis reinvention and which equips. also coming up to him wealth as myanmar's military and a double investigation uncovers a web of lucrative business holdings linked to senior officers activists say this limits the power of international sanctions. on rebecca returns welcome to the program britain's prince philip husband of queen elizabeth has died at the age of 99 his health had been deteriorating in recent months with several spells in hospital so it was a member of the great and danish royal families before marrying elizabethtown 1947 here's a look back at his life. prince philip duke of edinburgh the husband of queen elizabeth the 2nd. the 8th always a test side or a few steps behind that was royal protocol for the british prince consul the couple was married more than 70 years the former royal navy officer lived an eventful public life that was occasionally seasoned by his sharp tongue and. and for dry humor. he was born prince philip of greece and denmark on the island of c

is looking a lot brighter for newcastle after last week's win at burnley, it wasn't long before they made their markgain, doing all the hard work before some calamitous defending did the rest. it was a double whammy for west ham as craig dawson was given a second yellow for a foul in the build—up. things went from bad to worse for the hammers as newcastle soon doubled their advantage, with comical goalkeeping leading to a gift. a man down and two goals down, surely this game is over. whatever david moyes said at half—time the trick, as they came roaring back in the second half. moments later, this was adjudged to be a handball. jesse lingard making no mistake from the spot. this breathless game had one final twist, spot. this breathless game had one finaltwist, he spot. this breathless game had one final twist, he had only been on the pitch for a matter of seconds before he headed in the winner. a crucial goal which could go a long way to securing newcastle's safety for another year. with this club, there is always a sting in the tail.— sting in the tail. there always seems to _ sting in the tail. t

spirits before kick off against freiburg both spans know that if they make the top 5 the season mark is too long we'll have played a crucial role yet it was freiburg construct 1st emogene demetre bitch tearing out valentia lloyd in the 10 minute. a rough week for germany defender materials tkinter was getting rougher. but it was given to his cross which led to his side 2nd tap equalizer. an unorthodox finish from too hot but the best always find a way. and the frenchman added a 2nd on the hour mark just off camera sending him one on one with flowing on the last. 6 goal of the campaign for 2 and a timely return to form miller got so very close. but just not close enough. glovebox blue stater european chances with a 21 win but now due to changes with little left to play for. it's easy to play with a smile when the pressure is off and both outspoken hoffenheim already looks at the mid table obscurity still another 3 points never hurt anyone. daniel caligiuri powerful run was proof that the desire to win remained the midfielder teeing up group of august to put the home side ahead of 5th goal of the

opportunity to talk about the end of life colbert 19 has changed how we die and it will leave its mark for a long time to come. their story their very own personal trauma. of the catastrophe remembered place and they share private sudesh with us that has never been seen before. mum back in the trouble starts people 28 speaking on d w. play . play play the book play above. this is g.w. news why from more than 3000000 infections and hospitals pushed to the limit as coded 1000 infections so were in germany the federal. ahmed says new measures are needed to bring the crisis under control including a mandatory emergency brake across the country. also coming up tensions are running high in the us city of minneapolis demonstrators defy a curfew for a 2nd night to protest against the killing. of another young black man the officer alleged to have fired the fatal to.

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if history is our teacher, that long arc is often marked by tragedy. as america watched the trial and conviction of derek chauvin for the murder of george floyd over the last three weeks, at least 64 people died at the hands of police according to a "new york times" analysis. of those killed, more than half were black or latino. each event re-traumatizing anyone who can identify with the history of racial exclusion and police violence. dr. steven kniffley is a clinical psychologist and faculty member at spaulding university in louisville, kentucky. he leads the collective care center, specializing in treating race-based trauma. dr. steve kniffley, what a pleasure to have a chance to talk to you. can you start with a definition of traumatized communities? how do you transmit trauma over the generations? dr. kniffley: there are both psychological and physical and relational ways in which we transmit certain aspects of trauma. from an evolutionary standpoint, our bodies equip us with the skills and tools that are needed in order to be able to survive what

of — where you are pressure marked i am at the top of the _ where you are pressure marked i am at the top of the longat the top of the long walk which is in the windsor great park, just behind windsor castle. people are being encouraged to sign the online book of condolences instead and maybe make a donation to charity, consider bringing flowers. but this is a very busy park, lots of people from the area come here for a walk, for exercise, with their families, to walk the dog, that is what has been happening this morning. a steady stream of people coming, as you can probably seen by me, pausing a moment in reflection, leaving some flowers, leaving cards with tributes. there's been a lot families around. some of the cards written by children expressing their condolences to the queen. one of them says that they had heard a lot about prince philip who was a lovely man and they look forward to learning more about him. there is one family we have got your who have come a long today to the park. we have got lee and ben and their two children. why have you come here today? why did you feel it was important?

but today just marks the beginning of a new phase of a long struggle to ring justice -- struggled to bring justice in america. thank you. >> thank you. at this time, we would like to ask speaker nancy pelosi to make remarks. speaker pelosi: thank you, madam chair. there are many owners that are afforded to a member of congress, and certainly many more to a speaker of the house. but nothing surpasses the honor of being with the black caucus today, when we have seen a step in the right direction for justice done. earlier, around 3:00, i spoke to the family to say to them, thank you, god bless you for your grace and for your dignity, and the model that you are, appealing for justice in the most dignified way. they were in search of justice then, and now they see this giant step. but it is not over. they complemented the congressional black caucus for its role in all of this. they are eager to see karen bass 's george floyd justice in policing act passed and signed the president -- signed by the president into law. all of them, rodney and terrance the brothers, bridget, their sister, we

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financial instability concerns that go with very low and exceptionally low interest rates for a long time. markt financial stability policy for inside the circle line. it is very important that authorities are focused on pockets of excess, making sure they don't spread more broadly within the financial system and undermine the recovery, strong out of the gate because the united states is really just getting going and needs to be followed through. jonathan: the word transitory keeps coming up again and again. how different is this moment, do you think? you faced downside risk to growth at that time. now we face upside risk to growth. mark: it is different. we are in a unique situation, given the nature of the pandemic. i won't list all the reasons why it is different. it is hopefully a temporary supply shock. part of getting out of this hol e's big fiscal, and monetary policy that is explicitly targeting some degree of responsible overshoot of inflation. so it is quite different. the culmination of that is maximizing the prospect that we will get out of this and get back to the biden summit. we

mark usco this morning. thank you for being here. joining the conversation all morning longs morning is fox business' dagen mcdowell and strategic wealth partners president and ceo, mark tepper. great to see everybody. thanks for being here. mark, let me kick it off with you. netflix of course slowing down, expectations were all the way up there. any thoughts on the quarter, what you're seeing there, and then i want to ask you about the broader tech sector here that of course has been the leadership for so long. >> yeah, maria, again, thanks for having he me on this morning and i think this is an example of what we've been talking about for the last couple months, that we were worried about technology valuations, about broad market valuations and the expectations were just too high. and we kind of made a little joke about this, that fangs bite, it's their nature. i think this is the first of a handful of earnings announcements that will be a little weaker and we believe that energy and fang diamond backed energy would outperform the fangs and it really has this year and actu

sporting events and races paused and families across the country remaining still to mark the death of prince philip. the long association with the royana of the ceremony at windsor castle. his coffin, caring the jig, making his final journey to st. george's chapel. a special classic british land rover, specially modified and partly designed by the duke for this very day. 24 years ago, he was there to walk side-by-side with william and harry behind them under diana's coffin. the brothers walked behind his coffin. joined with her cousin and fellow grandchild. no eulogy and no sermon. in line with his wishes. he chose the music. hymns associated with seafarers and the maritime armed forces. and royal marines bugler's sounding the call to action stations. just 30 guests at this covid compliant ceremony and very few crowds. the entire event taking place h think, tell us quite a bit about who he was. >> for the queen, leading her people in moments of mourning and remembrance in public has been part of her job for more than 70 years. now, she will no longer have her partner, her best friend, her beloved husband sta

long time. yes, it is. it marks the beginning - a very long time. yes, it is. e cash coming through the doors. �* . businesses some cash coming through the doors. . . .. , ., businesses some cash coming through the doors. . . ., , the doors. and that cash of course is much needed _ the doors. and that cash of course is much needed after _ the doors. and that cash of course is much needed after being - the doors. and that cash of course is much needed after being closedj is much needed after being closed for so long. talk to me about some of these rules? because i noticed yesterday there was some concern from the industry, especially pubs, about what those rules will be, how they will be in force, and calling for a bit more clarity from the government, especially around the rules of other local councils will enforce something different to the national rules?— national rules? yes, i think that was a last-minute _ national rules? yes, i think that. was a last-minute announcement was a last—minute announcement because we only got confirmation last week that we would

long. there's mark few but this one close at all teague 3 pointer. he had 14 points by the break.rs led by as many as 19 but went into halftime up only 10 2nd half. they pull away again. adam flager. nice 3 air bears 10 for the game. they pushed the lead back to 16. 4 minutes left. it's my favorite planted in the game. davion mitchell. he was blown by people all night. they go up 19 on that. that's it. baylor beats gonzaga who came in 30 anno taking it to them. 86 to 70 they when the nc double a title. indiana. still the last undefeated team to win the tournament back in 1976 school won't have to hear me pronouncing your name wrong for a while already. we've talked about it ad nauseum, but it still holds true. the warriors have an identity problem it's an organization that still has championship pedigree. but doesn't exactly have championship talent on the roster at the moment. i'm sure steve kerr feels the when now pressure from the fan base. but he also faces the reality of developing young players and the most important one of those young guys, james wiseman who has had an inte