mm-hmm. >> marvin: (zully crying) (marvin exhales) >> marvin: >> zully: >> marvin: >> zully: ♪ ♪ >> catalinacial day because you're gonna meet your mommy and your daddy and your brother. >> (makes laughing sound) >> (laughs) i love when he does that. it's like i was his mommy for the last five-and-a-half weeks. and i gave him as much love as i would giveo my own son. >> zully: >> so this is a mess right now because we're trying to pack everything for zully. there's some extra donated milk, his little stroller. >> they know we're here. (laughter) >> oh, my god. look at the way he... hey, junior. >> zully: >> luciana: ♪ ♪ >> shh, shh, shh. (indistinct chatter) >> aurora: >> luciana: >> aurora: >> zully: >> luciana: >> aurora: >> zully: ♪ ♪ (phone dialing out) >> zully: (sound distorted, breaking up) (phone beeps, call disconnects) >> (baby fussing) ♪ ♪ >> zully: >> (baby fussing) ♪ ♪ >> go to pbs.org/frontline for an update on zully and her family. >> and read more about how the pandemic has altered death rituals in black and latino communities. >> everything that was normal has had to change.

marvin: in many ways, we have. currencies are trading on interest rate differentials right now because interest rate differentials don't exist anymore. [laughter] alix: they are not real. they are central bank differentials. marvin: exactly. but we can definitely see that sterling is trading on fundamentals. that is the point about why it is depreciating right now. sterling was at 60 year lows on a real effective trade-weighted basis towards the end of last year. that is crazy for a g-7 economy that is still tightly linked with the rest of the world, and contrary to what a lot of people think, does actually produce a lot of things, and the things it produces are high-margin goods, like airplane engines, airplane wings, and things like that. they are high-margin because nobody else makes them. guy: it is a tough business to be engine, though -- to be in right now, though, begin aircraft engines. but i take your point that that is the case. how closely followed you think the u.k. budget is going to be? to be honest,

people like marvin gaye.n gaye, underwent both a personal crisis in the late sixties, but also a social awakening. and it would be hard to live in detroit, during the racial riots that occurred there in the late sixties and not be impacted by the social and political movement that was engulfing america. his brother served three tours in vietnam. franky gay, marvin gaye was impacted by what happened in watts detroit, and what was happening in vietnam in early 1971. and the four dead in ohio, at kent state. u■ world exploding around me, how my supposed to keep singing love songs? and it is with that mindset, that marvin gaye influenced by stories his brother told, in which they both were reduced to tears. enters a studio, a records was often called the first concept album. in black pop music. it is called what's going on? well i thought i would you here, a shift and show a video that comes through a wonderful website called teach rock .org. what i'm going to do is play one of the videos that they have posted on

�*marvelous' marvin hagler has died at the age of 66...uch of the 1980s. rhia chohan looks back on his life. he was the american who dominated the division for most of the �*80s. marvellous marvin hagler grew up in newjersey, amid racial tensions and police brutality. with the riots of 1967 broke out, his mother moved the family to massachusetts, the place where he would learned to box. he walked into the gym, by day he worked at the construction company. he became world champion in 1980, when he beat britain's alan minter. on a volatile night at wembley arena, he was denied the opportunity to raise his hand as champion. he went on to make 12 successful defences of that title, on list of unsuccessful challenges were roberto duran, tony, and then came the match in 1985 which ranks amongst the greatest bouts in history, a three round beating of thomas hearns, before the crowd in las vegas. one of the most dramatic, explosive fights that you will ever see in your life! marvin hagler set himself it was where he was able to finally prove his gr

jonathan: marvin, good to see you, as always.ur venlo, state street -- marvin loh, state street global macro strategist. lisa: not necessarily on day-to-day trading, there's a question of how you use the ongoing data we are getting because people are saying finally we get the proof to all of this hope trade we have been seeing. we are actually going to see how much this economy is recovering, and drawing the distinction between a recovery and something that has longer legs to me is a difficult distinction, and one that still remains to be seen. jonathan: i want to turn to something that i know tom wants to talk about. forgive me. here we go. but going. according to see -- bitcoin. according to cnbc, investment vehicles for bitcoin. tom: it is in micro stories every day. the giant of singapore has china one, and blockchain is something china will do. that is away from bitcoin. jonathan: that is the technology, yeah. tom: the whole digitization of currency goes right back to what the president is going to talk about today and the n

thief, love marvin.and they were able to read it. but unfortunately marvin passed with the end of june of this year. >> one of the other kind of touching points about the two of them, they were best buddies in the platoon. and they were the last two to survive. i think that's kind of a touching peace. >> and roscoe was still live today. stay. >> what movies did you watch about the war were battles in the pacific? >> gave me a lot of dvds that he had and vhs tapes. i was able to find a vhs tape. that was sort of the marine core monologue film footage. so it got to be kind of -- one thing i found beneficial in my writing, as i would listen to a lot of old-time radio. how do you describe events and words? i found that very similar. because the speaking word or a written word does the same thing. and so they talk about a bomb going off or a mortar strike hating, i will look at the image on the tv trading i would see that and i would click jot down what i saw. i watched battle cry, which was a good attempt at

love marvin.and they were able to read a bit unfortunately marvin passed away at the end of june of this year. cynthia: one of the really other kind of testing points about the two of them is that they were best buddies in those platoons. and they were the last two to survive. i think that is kind of a touching piece. joseph: and roscoe is still alive today. cynthia: yes, what movies did you watch about the war and the battles in the pacific. joseph: while knuple gave me a lot of dvds that he had and vhs tapes and i able to buy the vhs tape and those sort of the marine corps monologue with film footage. so we got to be kind of, will one thing that if an beneficial end of my writings cynthia is that i would listen to a lot of old-time radio like how you describe in words and if i found that similar because the speaking word or written word does the same thing. so when they talk about a bomb going off or mortar strike hitting, would look at the image on the tv and i would see that and i would quickl

marvin: in this case it's more about the euro. what you highlighted more broadly as the dollar story. this is a really important point. in a world that still tremendously onshore, people will still want a high share of safe assets in their portfolio. the dollar is clearly the safest asset out there. at the same time, the dollar is the key cyclical play. so on days when you are getting a risk off you see the dollar supported on that. on days when you see a clear improvement in u.s. data in the u.s. cyclical story you see the dollar improve on that. the key point is you will not see people back away from the dollar. lisa: that is important for emerging markets. how much does that upend some the consensus this year that emerging markets, the higher debate currencies will outperform? marvin: you need to differentiate your emerging markets more clearly. we've tried to do that in a fun way. one way to think about that is if currencies were animals, what animal would they be? within em you get a lot of divergence. you've got the sort of

. >>> tonight we're remembering boxing legend marvin hagler known as marvelous marvin, he was a heavy middleweight getting in the ring against some of most famous boxers in histories. his 1985 win against thomas hearns has been called one of the greatest matches of all time marvelous marvin hagler was 66 years old. >>> one of the best-known players in the nfl is stepping away from the game new orleans quarterback drew brees is leaving after 20 15 with the saints the 42-year-old announced his retirement today saying, quote, this is not good-bye rather a new beginning. >>> the covid travel slump is showing signs of a rebound on hide from, the u.s. saw more than 1.3 million air pengers. that's the most since the pandemic started flying is one topic we're covering for our new series, the future of travel. tonight, how mexico and the caribbean are enticing tourists to come back. sam brock reports. >> reporter: like a long-lost friend temporarily gone but not forgotten, the emerald waters of cancun and white sand beaches of jamaica are beckoning to travelers like beverly ashley mckurdy. >>

us boxing great marvin hodler known as marvelous marvin has died unexpectedly at his home in new hampshire he was 66 considered one of the best middleweights of his generation hagler rose to dominance in the 1980 s. the former undisputed champion fought 67 times during his professional career finishing with 62 wins most of them by knockout. as with so many activities museum visits have been off the cards for most of us for many months of the pandemic but now that germany has published plans for a gradual easing of lockdown measures museums are among the 1st venues that can reopen under strict guidelines of course that includes the bahraini museum in potsdam which opened its doors again this weekend much to the delight of some very lucky art lovers. the museum is exhibiting over 101 explained rembrandt and other tests from the dutch golden age. this painting by de luna showing a dutch nobleman wearing a turban and attended by a servant is typical of the time. in the netherlands of the 17th century so a new goods like chinese oriental commons came from distant lands and it became fashionable

. >>> this morning we're remembering boxing legend marvin hagler who died this weekend unexpectedly,s wife he was known as marvelous marvin he was a hall of fame middleweight he got into the ring against some of the most famous boxers in history during the 1970s and '80s specifically that 1985 win against thomas hearns has been called one of the greatest matches of all time. marvelous marvin hagler was 66 years old. >>> up next, janessa has your monday forecast. >>> plus, a dog and her fosters form an unbreakable bond stay with us on this march 15th. you really did me a solid with that “maya markdown” on my insurance. here's the deal maya, state farm offers everyone surprisingly great rates. right. no really. there's no markdowns, just great rates. pull around back in 20 minutes. i'll hook you up with the good parts. or your big dad energy. without your luvs when you want the because...when you see a leaky situation you have luvs ready for that pro-level leak protection. luvs. parent like a pro. boy: i wish i could wake up and say hi to a giraffe. ride a train in the sky... and visit

former middleweight world champion �*marvelous' marvin hagler, has died at the age of 66.y leonard in 1987. the american won 62 of his 67 professionalfights — 52 of those by knockout. hagler�*s most memorable win was arguably in 1985 when he beat thomas �*hit man' hearns in a fight known as �*the war�*. tributes have been paid to hagler across the sport — former featherweight world champion barry mcguigan tweeted: "shocked and deeply saddened to hear of the passing of the incredible marvellous marvin hagler. i'm honoured to have spent some amazing times with him." former middleweight champion oscar de la hoya also tweeted, "saddened to hear about the death of marvelous marvin hagler. one of the greatest to ever step in the ring." we're into the second half of the early premier league kick off at st mary's — between southampton and brighton. rising above ryan bertrand here. lewis dunk put brighton in front, with a header rising above ryan bertrand here. didn't take long for the home side to pull level — che adams — a man in form at the moment — with his third in three games

another tribute to marvin hagler who died at the age of 66.ship in sawgrass florida. that is it for me. lizzie, thanks very much, we will see you later. the grammys take place this evening in la — it's music's biggest awards night of the year. but of course, because of the pandemic it won't be the same as usual. 0ur los angeles correspondent sophie long has been speaking to a couple of first time nominees who will be watching from afar. # shining through the city with a little funk and soul # so imma light it up like dynamite, whoa—oh—oh... # dynamite immediately became a record—breaking song on multiple platforms for k—pop band bts. it's earned a grammy nomination for them and for the london duo who wrote it. wow, we've got a grammy nomination. so, getting a grammy nom on a song that we wrote over zoom in lockdown and in the midst of a pandemic has just got to be a silver lining to any dark cloud and any terrible year, so, yeah, we're just so, so happy. it wasjust, like, a mad like... surreal, yeah. ..surreal 20 minutes of watching it and a b

former middleweight world champion �*marvelous�* marvin hagler has died at the age of 66.nated his division from 1979, until a controversial defeat by sugar ray leonard in 1987. the american won 62 of his 67 professionalfights — 52 of those by knockout. hagler�*s most memorable win was arguably in 1985 when he beat thomas "hit man" hearns in a fight known as "the war". tributes have been paid to hagler across the sport of boxing. former featherweight world champion barry mcguigan tweeted, "shocked and deeply saddened to hear of the passing of the incredible marvellous marvin hagler. i'm honoured to have spent some amazing times with him." former middleweight champion oscar de la hoya also tweeted, "saddened to hear about the death of marvelous marvin hagler. one of the greatest to ever step in the ring." the world of formula 1 is continuing to pay tribute to the voice of the sport. murray walker who — as we've been hearing this morning — passed away last night. after more than a0 years in broadcasting, his voice is one of the most recognisable in sport. earlier this mornin

the former boxing world champion marvin hagler has died at his home in new hampshire — aged 66., became the undisputed middleweight world champion in 1980, and dominated the division through most of the decade. you can reach me on twitter — @lvaughanjones. hello. well, the weather on sunday morning isn't looking too bad for most of us — bright, even sunny skies on the way but it's not going to last. clouds are expected to increase and rain is in the forecast. in fact, quite early in the morning it will already start to rain across some western areas of the uk. and as one weather system pulls away, a bit of a gap here through the early hours and then this next weather front pushes in and that's going to bring the rainfall on sunday. so, the forecast through the early hours shows the clear skies there across most of the uk. a few scattered showers here and there, the winds are light as well and by early on sunday morning, temperatures are close to freezing in some of the northern towns and cities. in the south of the country, it's closer to around 4 celsius for example in plymouth

wrote, "i am sorry to make a very sad announcement today unfortunately my beloved husband, marvellous marvin the busiest times of the year for british florists — mother's day in the uk takes place tomorrow, this sunday. demand for bouquets has surged over the past year, but producers have struggled to keep up and have been hit by new costs because of brexit. and now there's a warning the uk will have to pay even more for flowers in the future. 0ur europe correspondent nick beake reports. so, beautiful hyacinths — these have increased by about 50—60% right about now. the skill of arranging flowers comes easily to morgan, but arranging his company's finances is proving a nightmare. covid supply problems from holland and brexit have driven up costs. prices to wholesale have increased. therefore we are buying at a higher price and we have to... in some cases we are adding pennies and in some cases we are adding pounds. some we can absorb, some we can't, so the increase to the consumer has definitely risen over the past three months. there is not a country in the world that likes lilies so much a

the former boxing world champion marvin hagler has died at his home in new hampshire in the us, agedrvin, became undisputed middleweight world champion in 1980, and dominated the division through most of the decade. he is considered one of the best boxers of his generation. british heavyweight dereck chisora has paid tribute on social media, saying hagler was "one of the greatest". the broadcaster murray walker, described as "the voice of formula one", has died — he was 97. his distintive commentary style and passion for motor sport won him fans around the world. andy swiss looks back at his life. so, it's ready. it...is... ..go, go, go, go! and schumacher leads, brilliant start... exuberance, excitable and utterly unmistakable. by the austrian driver in the back... murray walker was the high octane voice behind a high—octane sport. it was once said that even in his quieter moments, he sounded like his trousers were on fire. that's it. bang bang, and off! his passion came from his father graham walker, who raced motorcycles and was himself a commentator often sharing the duties with

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and middleweight boxing legend marvin hagler has died. we'll take a look at his life achievements. >> some sad news from the world of sports tonight boxing legend marvelous marvin hagler has died. his wife breaking the news on facebook this afternoon saying that hagler don at the family's home in new hampshire. handler. the undisputed middleweight champion of the world from 1980 to 1987 the fierce left-hander had 2 of his biggest victories at caesars palace in las vegas. he finished his career with a record of 67 wins 3 losses and 2 draws marvin hagler 66 years old. >> for your health tonight when will children be able to get the covid-19 vaccine will depends on the child's age. but some teenagers could start rolling up their sleeves really soon. the pfizer vaccine has already been cleared for use starting at age 16, that means some high school students could get in line for those shots whenever they become available in their area. pfizer moderna both have completed enrollment for studies of children, ages 12 and older and expect to relea

paying tribute to one of the sport's all time greats former undisputed world heavyweight champion marvin hardly the start of the age of $66.00. when our island is the latest nation to suspend use of the astra zeneca crave in $1000.00 vaccine due to concerns about blood crossing a government advisory committee says it's just a precaution and stress that there was no conclusive link between the vaccine and blood clots and referred to reports from norway of 4 serious cases norway denmark and iceland all suspended use. of the vaccine the world health organization astra zeneca and the use regulates that all insist that the vaccine is safe and let's get some of the details now with jonah how he's in london for us journal yet another blow faster zeneca and also for the rather sluggish vaccination program. yes and potentially more widely than that a blow for the overall trust in and therefore efficacy of the wider vaccine program island joining a list a short list but potentially a growing list of countries now signaling safety concerns and temporarily halting their use of the astra zeneca jab a

the team's left—winger, marvin tomas, was among those killed in the mexico attack.'t plan to follow his footsteps, many of them will. in fact, more than half will attempt to travel north before their mid—20s. he didn't tell anyone he was going," he says. "he was trying to fix up his family's home, and i think that's what motivated him to leave." as the only breadwinner, the pressure on marvin to provide for an unwell mother and several sisters triggered the decision which would seal his fate. "i would humbly tell his team—mates not to travel," his mother explains in the local mayan language. "but i see the needs of every family here, and sometimes they choose to take the risk." amid the town's grief for its lost children, the authorities can provide few incentives for young people to stay. in one of latin america's poorest nations, there are minimal resources for education or employment. translation: the migrant hasjust two options - - reach their destination or die trying. that's the only dream they have at this time. it's no use me telling a young person, "hey, wh

on the flipside, yesterday marvin hagler, one of the best boxers ever, died from complications from the vaccine. so did hank aaron. but, as a believer, i believe their work was done. host: you said you know people who are hesitant to take the vaccine, what do you say to them? and as you were getting vaccinated, has that helped them come to that decision? caller: i got the vaccine because my wife is a bus driver. she got the vaccine. if i was single, i'm not want to come out. when i go to the store, i am the first one there early in the morning. so i do not put myself in a position to even be around that many people. but most people that i know that are hesitant were -- their concern was, first of all it was rushed. second of all, you have too many conflicting statements. first, it was -- from the trump administration -- they said it was a hoax, basically. then hid the information from the american people. then dr. fauci, because he didn't want to go against trump, was inconsistent with some of his it statements from the beginning. but the overall fact of the matter is, i believe if it f

joining us now is georgia state representative marvin lim.he president and vice president yesterday. mr. lim, welcome to the program. >> thank you for having me, joshua. >> what did you take away from that meeting with the president and vice president? >> the number one thing i took away is that president biden and vice president harris are very much listening. they could have come in and told us all of these things that we wanted it hear, but we spent a great majority of the session -- they spent a great majority of the session just listening to us. and particularly important during that was hearing some statements from the victims' families. i think so much of the narrative has been on the perpetrator, the perpetrator's motives and law enforcement, and they really wanted to spend time on the victims and the overall broader aapi community. i felt a bit hopeful for the future. >> talk about what you have been up to this week as a state rep in the wake of this, how your constituents are doing and whether you've learned anything more about the

box of the boxes today will have right at the top of their list of idols the name of a marvelous marvin hagler will be there the impact will continue well matt christie thank you so much for joining us. well let's go over to the english premier league now where manchester city beat full on 3 nil they've now moved 17 points clear of man united at the top of the table so he had to wait until the 2nd half of a match to take the lead through johnstone's. took advantage of some poor defending to than double their leave an argentinian forward sergio aguero scored his 1st e.p.l. goal in over a year to seal the win city now need just 14 points from their final 8 matches to secure the title. world champions byron munich have gone 5 points clear at the top of the german bundesliga byron beating vertebrae men 31 second place rb leipzig woodcuts byron's lead to 2 points if they win their game against anthrax frankfurt on sunday goals from leon go to a surrogate good gnabry and polish striker robert love and secured the points for byron. here with his 32nd lee goal of the season for a world number o

the former boxing world champion, marvin hagler, has died at his home in new hampshire, aged 66.ted middleweight world champion in 1980, and dominated the division through most of the decade. the broadcaster murray walker, described as "the voice of formula one," has died. he was 97. his distintive commentary style and passion for motor sport, won him fans around the world. andy swiss looks back at his life. so, it's ready. it... ..is... ..go, go, go, go! and schumacher leads, brilliant start... exuberant, excitable and utterly unmistakable. the austrian driver in the black sauber... murray walker was the high—octane it was once said that even in his quieter moments, he sounded like his trousers were on fire. that's it, bang, bang, and off! his passion came from his father, graham walker, who raced motorcycles and was himself a commentator, often sharing the duties with young murray. the sensation is that tommy wood went through, not on time, not after time, but ahead of time. and after commentating on his first british grand prix in 1919, murray walker became an integral part of

and us boxing great marvin hagler known as marvelous meg. as died unexpectedly at his home in new hampshire he was 66 he was considered one of the best middleweights of his generation hagler rose to dominance in the 1980 s. the former undisputed champion fought 67 times during his professional career finishing 62 wins most of them by knockout have you ever wished the corona virus could just disappear in a puff of smoke for example well that's exactly what is happening in russia of giant wouldn't castle 24 meters tall has been set ablaze in the country's region north of moscow as part of an end of winter festival wooden effigies are traditionally burned at this time of year in russia but this one has a special meaning the artist who built the structure said it was supposed to symbolize the corona virus which the fire should burn away as hope it works. and you are watching deja vue news from berlin coming up next reporter looks at a paris initiative to leave the loneliness during the pan down on exposure thanks for watching. people looking for

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the american boxer, marvin hagler, has died at the age of 66.world champion in 1980, dominating the division through most of the decade. he's widely considered to be one of boxing's all—time greats. that's it. the next news on bbc one is at 5:30 this afternoon — bye for now. hello. this is bbc news with tim willcox. the number of new coronavirus cases is increasing in many european countries, as a third wave of the pandemic gathers momentum. some argue it's because eu countries are not vaccinating their populations quickly enough. meanwhile, voters in two german states will choose new regional governments today — where the christian democrats have been criticised for the rising infection rates. aru na iyengar reports. germans are frustrated with the sluggish coronavirus vaccine roll—out, supply shortages, excessive bureaucracy and, in the last week, resignations within the cdu due to a face mask procurement scandal. health officials say the number of new infections went up by a third compared to a week ago. there were more than 12,500 new infect

jonathan: marvin lo -- marvin loh there, state street market strategist.on the s&p, a little more than 1%. we bounce back and take a bite out of last week's losses. yields higher on 10 year to about 1.44%. mixed in g10, but there is dollar strength against the euro , $1.25. tom: right now we want to do a value add for you to get your monday started coming to get march started with a reset on china. enda curran, our chief asia correspondent, gets us started for a good march. how is the march of china looking? enda: we had some pmi readings today which showed something of a softening in the month of february, but the thing to remember is those were coinciding with a period of restrictions around the coronavirus, but the broader economic rebound story in china remains very much on track. manufacturing and exports are both going gangbusters, and the consumer is holding up, too. jonathan: every time we get a surprise out of china, it is always seasonal. we knew this already. the economists still got it wrong. enda: an excuse for everything, jon. you are absolut

that's missy on the left and back entire on the right marvin mcintyre who was essentially his formal secretary and in this room, which you can still see when you visit the house you can see the books and desk, and this is where he would play with his stamp collection. he was a very avid collector. he collected stamps and ship models and naval manuscripts and one of the strange things about this situation was that they didn't really have their own home. so this was at fdr's home. not his home. so here they are back in warm springs, georgia. there's missy in the middle there. so someone else was using her camera to shoot this and you can see it's a rare footage you can see how withered his legs are and the reason he loved these pools at warm springs was that they allowed him to feel like he was able to swim and had some freedom and he oh he spent almost half of his fortune converting that into a rehabilitation center. so here again, here's some of the home movies of that still photo you saw and they relationship between them at this point was very complicated because eleanor was still

marvin at that point knew what was going on with glenn and he told glenn that he knew and they would always be friends. even glenn extending that and wanting to share his relationship with his best friend was a courageous thing for him to do at that time. he didn't know however it would react to that. even if marvin webb himself was accepting of who glenn was if he just whispered in the clubhouse, easily there could've been other teammates or a manager or general manager that would not approve in his career would be over before it started potentially. >> it is amazing considering the insensitivity toward gays and lesbians in the era that some newspaper columnist didn't blow it up. it is kind of shocking actually. >> right. some of them are starting to figure it out especially after glenn arrived at the oakland a's. you probably know tom wearing. he knew. he talked to the a's outfielder about it. and said let glenn know if he ever wants to go public i would treated sensitively. there was a columnist in san francisco that also found out about it. and was supposed to meet with glenn. gl

we had marvin barth talking about gazelles, elephants, and hippos. how do you come up with this stuff, chris? [laughter] chris: you know, you force it on me, lisa. you guys want us to be interesting. but seriously, the rotation gets left behind, and it is what is in fad, gamestop or bitcoin, but the market is a weighing machine. if home depot or lockheed martin or facebook can produce earnings, the market will return to them. lisa: that's where i was going to go, the signposts to learn whether your optimism is being born some fruit going forward. what are you looking for? is it just the earnings reports, or is it something else in the economic data that will give you confidence your view is correct? chris: we really studied hard the individual companies' inco statementsme -- companies' income statements. there are companies in the cyclical rebound that can't do that. there are many companies in the energy sector, for example, that don't really earn their cost of capital. so even though they may have a decent three, 6, 9 months this year as the econom

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marvin says, if you don't make peaceful protest possible, the only ones we will see will be valid.ake peaceful protests impossible. let me know what you think of the event in bristol last night and what you think of the bill itself. let me bring you this breaking news, the findings of the independent enquiry into scotland's's first minister into scotland's's first minister into the handling of the enquiry into the handling of the enquiry into alex salmond is expected today. the prosecutor, james hamilton qc, will decide whether or not nicola sturgeon broke conduct rules for ministers and if you think she did, if he ruled that she did, he will recommend sanctions. there was a partial leak from a committee of mps suggesting last week that they believed nicola sturgeon had misled the scottish parliament. nicola sturgeon denies that. she says, please wait for the independent report coming from james hamilton. the news today is the findings of that report will be out today. talks between the prime minister and eu leaders are expected this week, as tensions rise over vaccine supply. it c

the so-called 4 kings of the gold near a middleweight boxing has died at the age of 66 marvelous marvin hagler dominated the division in the 1980 s. along with sugar ray leonard thomas hit man hearns and roberto duran the american was the undisputed champion for 7 years until he lost a lead in 187 i was wife says that he died unexpectedly at the home in new hampshire. it is clear terry with a slow adrian for going to hear the headlines on al-jazeera at least 4 more protesters have been killed during anti crew demonstrations in myanmar earlier the acting lead us to civilian government urge supporters to stay on the streets and keep up pressure on the joint study chang reports now from bangkok in neighboring thailand once again we're seeing the protesters going out on the streets in large numbers they were out again in mandalay despite so many fatalities and casualties there yesterday apparently the security services a bank of there today but they are pushing back elsewhere and again it's the day goes on we get more and more reports more wounded and more fatalities police in london are un

boxing great marvin havilah known as marvelous marvin has died unexpectedly at his home in new hampshire he was 66 years old considered one of the best middleweights of his generation hitler rose to dominance in the 1980 s. the former undisputed champion for 67 times during his professional career finishing with 62 wins most of them by knockout. now have you ever wished the current virus could just disappear in a puff of smoke i think most of us have well take a look at this it's a giant wooden castle 24 meters tall and it's been set ablaze and rushes kaluga region north of moscow as part of an end of winter festival a wooden effigies are traditionally burned at this time of year in russia but this one has a special meaning the artist who built the structure said it was supposed to symbolize the coronavirus which the fire should burn away let's hope that works. you're watching news live from berlin coming up for you next is world stories that stick around for that if you can and don't forget you can always get all the latest news and analysis on our website that's the dot com kind of cou

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now form undisputed middle like boxing champion marvelous marvin hagler has died at the age of $66.00 the american was one of the sport's dominant figures throughout the eighty's and after 12 successful title defenses his reign is champion ended in 1997 after a controversial loss to sugar i learned and here it's hard from boxing shortly afterwards former world heavyweight champion lennox lewis paid this tribute i'm simply stunned to hear the news of marvelous marvin hagler not only was he a living legend but i was proud to call him my friend so full of life energy and positivity you'd never guess what i reckon machine he was in the ring or earlier on we spoke to the editor of boxing news matt christie he says how it was fight with thomas the hitman hearns in 1905 was arguably the defining moments of his career. i mean that fight even now will give you goose bumps if you're that way clyde if you want to see a ferocious it's insane i mean the way very often boxing on a level where you put the best against the best there will be a feeling out period where they kind of take sometimes work

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, a disabled dog, that he adopted, who became a talented fundraiser and the face of the marvin fund,me pet owners pay for veterinary care. >>> coming up, everybody, in the next hour, of special coverage right here in the state of rhode island, i will be joined by the providence mayor with more on how the smallest state in the union mustered a larger than life response to this pandemic. also, we're going to hear from a local restaurateur, with concerns over neighboring states lifting restrictions ahead of rhode island. those stories and much much more, when we come back. in this family, everyone does their own laundry, but they all do it a little different. honestly, i add a couple of tide pods and just stuff everything in. it works. and of course, everyone thinks their way is right. i stood in line for hours to get this. it has to be washed on delicate. it has to be cold water, it's better for the planet. the secret is, with tide pods it all works. of course it does. told ya! they're going to do it their way, and i get a break from the laundry. no matter how you wash, it's got to be

stevie wonder, marvin gaye, nina simone, aretha frankly. been reading about since i was a kid. they were my superheroes, and i wanted to live a life that was impactful like they did. >> reporter: the message of impact can be found in his film company, get lifted, and the stories he and producing partner mike jackson have shared. their diverse content highlights the creative and creators that are unapologetically black. >> we want to elevate certain craters that may have been overlooked. >> i never met no man that meant nobody no good. >> reporter: their documentary "giving voice" follows students from across the country, like chicago native mia sarfo, as they compete in the august wilson monologue competition. >> i don't trust another. >> theater can really transform. i mean really. i felt like people were seeing me for the first time. >> it was just a remarkable opportunity for them and for us to be able to produce this film, tell their story. it was a magical opportunity. i also got to write a song for it, a song called "never break," a s

you heard it from gabe plotkin, the head of marvin capital, one of the funds that lost the most moneys rethinking business and they will perform differently. the bigger question here is what the s.e.c., if anything does. they're reviewing this right now. and they have to balance giving people like arya the opportunity to make these style of investments with protecting people like arya from a world where if he were to lose everything, it would be incredibly costly. and that's going to be the balancing act for regulators going forward. >> well, so much food for thought. thank you, arya. congratulations and good luck in the future. rj, thanks for joining us. >> thank you so much for having me. >> thanks, juju. >>> up next, sharing 15 minutes of serenity at the vaccination clinic with yo-yo ma. ♪ did you know prilosec otc can stop frequent heartburn before it begins? heartburn happens when stomach acid refluxes into the esophagus. prilosec otc uses a unique delayed-release formula that helps it pass through the tough stomach acid. it then works to turn down acid production, blocking heart

the boxer known as “marvelous” marvin hagler died yesterday at the age of 66.w from newark, new jersey, was known as onof the“ four kings” of boxing in the 1980's along with sugar ray leonard, roberto duran, and tommy hearns. hagler was the reigning middleweight champion for seven years, defending his title 12 times before losing in a controversial split decision to sugar ray leonard in 1987. he retired from boxing with a career record of 62 wins, three losses and two ties. hagler was inducted into the boxing hall of fame in 1993. for updates on the latest national and international news visit pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: continuing our "roads to recovery" series, we turn to food and jobs. president joe biden's covid-19 relief plan includes $28.6 billion in grants to restaurants, an industry hit hard by extended coronavirus shutdowns. before the pandemic, 10% of connecticut's workforce was tied to the restaurant industry, but in the last year, hundreds of restaurants have closed and tens of thousands remain unemployed. and even with relief on the way, the