that red jacket is the one marvin wore in montreux.the accessories, they will be sold. any new music, though, could only be sold with the permission of marvin gaye's children. compromise is called for, says alex trappeniers. i want to reach my hand to the family because when you exploit the copyright which is in the tapes, you can't do that without the authorisation of the estate which is his three children. if his kids become aware of this — marvin gaye's children, who are heirs — and theyjust say, "that's our dad and, like, and morally, you should give this back"? well, morally, i'd prefer to work with them on this. if there are to be negotiations over any new material, they have yet to start. but there is at least a chance that new marvin gaye music may one day emerge to add to the legend of one of the great names in the history of pop. kevin connolly, bbc news, 0stend. # to keep me from getting to you, babe. a fascinating story. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. today and tomorrow brings a window of quieter weather for many, wh

i much would it mean to get new tracks from marvin gaye?— from marvin gaye?ally difficult to tell withoutl really difficult to tell without hearing more of it. he was always a prolific, inventive artist, and anything by him at this point is going to be of interest. the difficulty is knowing how much, full songs... he recorded a great deal, often he was in some studio over the years doing all sorts of things, so what form it finally takes will be the challenge, not least of all also the challenge, not least of all also the rights to it, because if this material was recorded, let's say in 1981, the question is whether he was still under contract to motown records or sound to make signed with cbs records. it will be quite a challenge to work that through. generally people who don't know him, he was in iconic figure, but tell us more about him and how he ended up in ostend. he more about him and how he ended up in ostend. , , in ostend. he ended up in ostend because he _ in ostend. he ended up in ostend because he had _ in ostend. he ended up in ostend because he

i think everybody would say marvin gaye was special to us.ld sound that he had, that charm, that sensuality. i mean, that gentleness, that vulnerability. and as a performer, you were engaged with his work, you know, and the song stood, you know, they stand the test of time. even now, they're still doing downloading this year and now finding new stuff. we're intrigued and can't wait to hear what it was that he's been, that he was doing. but as a kid, you know, a teenager, that was a backdrop to my musical education, my whole soul vibe. he was part of that package of great artists. you know, i kind of grew up on the sam cooke, and otis redding and ray charles, aretha, bob marley, van morrison, dylan. and marvin is right in there in the mix, as far as i'm concerned, you know, in terms of influences on my life or my work and the kind of music i love and listen to. yeah. and it's hard to believe it's a0 years since he died. that's what's so interesting as to how this these this is just been discovered. i'm curious as to why it's taken a0 years for

the exciting prospect also new marvin — the exciting prospect also new marvin gaye music.bsite to read more about kevin connolly's _ bbc website to read more about kevin connelly's report. you bbc website to read more about kevin connelly's rwort-— connelly's report. you are watching bbc news- — hello. we've had some sunshine — not a bad day overall, just a few showers here and there. i think easter sunday is going to be a little more overcast, particularly across england and closer to the north sea coast. quite a chilly breeze off the north sea with some drizzle at times. now, the satellite picture shows that gap in the weather that's over us right now. so things set fair for the moment. but this thicker cloud towards the east will shroud the uk during the course of sunday, particularly eastern areas of the uk. now, through the course of tonight, yes, there's a bit of rain in the forecast for some southwestern areas, perhaps just around the irish sea and into northern ireland. but the bulk of the uk should have predominantly clear and dry weather. chilly in the north of s

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and there is a lot of unheard marvin gaye material.ments has turned up in belgium, because in the early �*80s, marvin gaye lived in 0stend and gifted his landlord's family a treasure trove of memorabillia which they now propose to sell. the clothes and the accessories, they will be sold. any new music, though, could only be sold with the permission of marvin gaye's children. compromise is called for, says alex trappeniers. i want to reach my hand to the family because when you exploit the copyright which is in the tapes, you can't do that without the authorisation of his three children. if there are to be negotiations over any new material, they have yet to start. but there is at least a chance that another pop classic could emerge from this unexpected source. kevin connolly, bbc news, 0stend. stay with us here on bbc news. immigration has driven the fastest population growth in the uk since the 1960s. it looks like great britain is sinking with the amount of foreigners that are here. i think there's a lot the immigration population ca

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and a treasure trove of never—before heard music from the late american singer marvin gaye has resurfacedium. the discovery includes a huge collection of documents, notebooks, stage costumes and audio cassettes. now on bbc news, click from the consumer electronic show in las vegas. big hotels and big entertainment. and everyjanuary, it's also home to big tech because this is where ces happens, the consumer electronics show. now, it takes place across the city in hotels like this and also in the massive las vegas convention center. this is where we get a taste of the tech trends to come for the new year. and over the years, we have seen it all here — autonomous cars going up and down the strip, even a flying one on the sidewalk. so what's going to be big this year? it is time to find out. the self—proclaimed most powerful tech show on earth truly is global, with companies from around the world battling for attention and some splashing out to make a real spectacle. there's even a mini theme park in one of the halls this year, with a hydrogen—powered train that goes... ..all of a few metres.

i feel like a little marvin gaye. i don't hear you. [applause] >> all right.ere. the dj is on point. ok. you want me to sing? we want folks to stay out here. ain't no mountain high. ♪ eight no mountain high ♪ >> ♪ >> all right. brothers and sisters, please help me represent -- well come representative maxwell frost of florida. the youngest member of congress, and showing the kind of staying power that someday may make him the dean of the congress. he's been a fighter for social security. speaking on afge for members, and on the oversight committee, he stands up every day against untruthful allegations by the majority. please welcome representative maxwell frost. >> thank you. how is everybody doing? what's disgusting? unionbusting. what's going on here? am i at the right rally? what's disgusting? >> unionbusting! >> hello, afge. it's a blessing to be here this morning. thank god it's not raining. this year, it's not raining and i want to first off thank you all so much for doing your jobs and doing a damn good job at that. and now we need congress to do the sa

and a treasure trove of never—before—heard music from the late singer marvin gaye resurfaces in belgiumree of its observers and a translator were injured in an explosion near the israeli border on saturday. it says the peacekeepers were on a foot patrol when the blast happened and were taken to hospital. the un says it's investigating the cause of the explosion, and warned that targeting observers is "unacceptable". israel denies involvement. tensions along the unofficial israel—lebanon

marvin rothman had very negative things to say. donald trump sued him. marvin won the lawsuit. won enough money to go out and start a business. very hard to lose money in that business. in this case, is somebody willing to put up $500 million and put the risk that will depreciate almost immediately once djt goes public, particularly if they know he will be selling shares? that's a tough call. even billionaires don't like to lose $100 million or $200 million or $300 million. they will have to really be comfortable taking that kind of risk. >> okay but that is exactly the point. even billionaires, they became billionaires because they are smart shrewd investors. bill. so, if one were to do this, it would be public that they bought up these shares. that they then toppled in their face. or, if they decided they were going to be the person that was going to put up the bond for donald trump, wouldn't that cause so much scrutiny for this person? wouldn't that have people wondering what on earth do you need a potential next president to fix for you that you would do something like this

. >> marvin jackson is clay 's biographer and helped write his memoir, unstoppable, which chronicles his role leading the team in 1966 that developed the software for hp's first computer, the 21166a . >> this is the thing. there were not many people doing this back then. there were not many white guys doing it either. >> roy's sons say it was not for their father to be in the proverbial room where it happens. he also wanted to make sure that the doors were left open for other people who look like him. >> the pathways that he opened, he wanted to make sure they were left open for others to follow. that is one of the driving reasons why we created the book. >> clay would leave hp, found his own company and bring his sons into the fold. he would say his father was equal, if not more proud, of the family that he and his wife built. >> the biggest priority for him is always family. it turned out some really good professional opportunities and job offers and turned them down because he wanted to make sure that he had time to spend raising all of us. >> nothing would come easy in this life

marvin al-ras had attacks in the south of lebanon . thank you very much, mr.mzadeh , a reporter for the lebanese radio and television agency on the border between lebanon and occupied palestine. the dispute over the prisoner exchange talks was also extended to the likud party. prime minister netanyahu announced his release. according to the report of this zionist network, all the members of the cabinet from the likud party, except for netanyahu's war minister galant, asked to show flexibility in the negotiations. before this, high-ranking commanders of the zionist army and the intelligence organization the internal security of this regime is due to retreating from some articles. they had asked for the exchange of wasra in the negotiations. members of netanyahu's opposition party in jang kam's coalition cabinet have adopted a similar position in this regard. on the 19th day of the holy month of ramadan, the bodies of two unknown martyrs were buried in ghazvin. the body of these martyrs of the holy defense era. he was buried in the hands of the people from mir e

and a treasure trove of never—before—heard music from the late singer marvin gaye resurfaces in belgiumn in lebanon, unifil, says three of its observers and a translator were injured in an explosion near the israeli border on saturday. it says the peacekeepers were on a foot patrol when the blast happened, and were taken to hospital. the un says it's investigating the cause of the explosion, and warned that targeting observers is "unacceptable". israel denies involvement.

in the 1920s, marvin greathouse started mining sand here for use in glassmaking, so anything from a heinzper shakers. the sand here is a high-quality silica sand that is not found in common beach sand in the bay area. we can look up into some of these rooms called stopes that are these huge, large areas that they would have dynamited the sand out of to bring it out for glassmaking. you're not only learning about the history of sand mining in this era, but also getting to experience what it might have been like to be in a mine during sand mining here. caldwell: one of the exciting things about this place is we're always learning more and unearthing more history and sharing that with the public. i think that's a really exciting thing that we get to do here. that's it for today's show, but tune in next week for an all new episode. in the meantime, keep connected on social for more feel-good stories. hey, bay area. it's time to share some amazing stories and feel good. we could all use some inspiration right now, and you've come to the right place. this show is all about good food, good peopl

because he gave hits to many artists, and about himself, by the way, i didn’t forget either, misha marvinre with me, we also rent knights, what do you think, that’s how... we met you two today, yes we are good just, yes, we are just kind people, yes, kind, good, it seems to me so, it seems to me that we can now find out what can unite you, we will now hold a blitz, get to know you better, i will ask you a question, and you need to quickly answer this question either yes or no, so, do you sing in soul, yes, look, they’re not ashamed, there was a secret account on social networks, but i would have yes, me too. so they posted a photo in which you don’t like yourself, yes, yes, they said such a phrase, you actually know who i am, never in my life, forgot the words of my song on stage, oh, this is a constant, got out, and now the hall is fighting, yes, well, you can send a microphone into the hall all the time , it’s true, it’s very convenient, but not with new songs, not with new ones, most often you forget new songs, i don’t know, but for me, for example, it happens to old people, especially

and a treasure trove of never—before—heard music from the late singer marvin gaye resurfaces in belgium says three of its observers and a translator were injured in an explosion near the israeli border on saturday. it says the peacekeepers were on a foot patrol when the blast happened and were taken to hospital. the un says it's investigating the cause of the explosion, and warned that targeting observers is "unacceptable". israel denies involvement.

one other point that we should make again is that joe marvin has the challenge that he is the oldest president, historically speaking, but again, he was, he made the case that he was fit for office. he had to talk about his predecessor. and so once again, it was, it was a usual by those standards. you did mention so that there was the major announcements about the b here that was being constructed with regard to the humanitarian aid and the need for that in gaza. this is significant, given the fact that there will be this construction of appear off the gaza coast. the problem for joe biden, and all of this is that he has said the us military will construct this. and he has said and repeated this in his speech. no boots on the ground, but the fact that the u. s. military is billing. this is almost gas lady because it is impossible for the us military to build this and not have boots on the ground. and that is for to open up the president to an awful lot of criticism. kimberly, this is obviously the issue of, of the war on guns that has been a huge the device have gone to for a lot of

and a treasure trove of never—before heard music from the late singer marvin gaye resurfaces in belgiumnon — unifil — says three of its observers and a translator were injured in an explosion near the israeli border on saturday. it says the peacekeepers were on a foot patrol when the blast happened and were taken to hospital. the un says it's investigating the cause of the explosion, and warned that targeting observers is "unacceptable." israel denies involvement. tensions along the unofficial israel—lebanon border are rising.

and a treasure trove of never—before heard music from the late american singer marvin gaye has resurfacedium. the discovery includes a huge collection of documents, notebooks, stage costumes and audio cassettes. now on bbc news, the travel show. coming up on this week's show... it looks like a flotation device. it does! you could probably get into that. here we go. bon appetit. skibbereen! thank you so much. so, i can taste the kind of familiarity, and then i'm waiting for the alcohol, but it hasn't arrived. it's like wine light. now, one thing that gets most of us excited when planning a trip is the chance to tuck into tasty, authentic dishes from other parts of the globe, from traditional delicacies to spicy street food, and even maybe michelin—starred menus from some of the most celebrated chefs on the planet. well, this week we've got a feast for your eyes, with a menu full of some of our favourite travel show foodie adventures. for starters, let's look back at that time i headed to glasgow, in scotland, on a culinary quest to find the story behind britain's most popular dish — and it

. >> leading off for san francisco center fielder number seven marvin benard well after 24 seasons, theeam announced today both parties agreed to mutually part ways after an agreement on a contract could not be reached. >> the bay area native is an icon here, and among her many honors is a membership in the bay area radio hall of fame. she's been with the giants, so many countless memories for fans over the years. she was one of major league baseball's first black female announcers. she plans to continue her work in the community, and the giants posted this on social media, thanking her for 24 years. the booth will be renamed at oracle park in her honor. that's a great move, with a ceremony taking place during a future home game. now, growing up, a giants fan in fresno now part of my childhood going to games throughout the years. this is a photo of me from college in 2007. went to boston to see the giants and red sox. i know it's weird. i'm like, i got to go see renel and she couldn't have been any nicer. and over the years working with her, i've had many opportunities to chat with her,

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. >> leading off for san francisco center fielder number seven marvin benard, longtime p.a.enel brooks-moon will no longer be on the mic. >> a lot of us grew up with her as the voice of, you know, camille then going to the giants game. so we grew up with her. you know, she it's she's like family. >> moe modell is a lifelong giants fan who was disappointed monday when he heard that the team and the iconic announcer had parted ways. brooks-moon has served as the voice of the giants for 24 seasons, and has been a face of not just the team, but also san francisco. as a whole. for years, the broadcaster has worked with multiple charities and local organizations around the city. >> she's been a regular volunteer. she always shows glide, love and loves to speak to clients and especially youth. whenever she could. >> francesca delgado jones is with glide. she tells me brooks-moon has worked with them for years, inspiring many with her groundbreaking career. >> she is a wonderful trailblazer for, you know, going into a field that was predominantly male, that was a predominantly male

because he gave hits to many artists, and by the way, i haven’t forgotten about himself either, misha marvins to me so, it seems to me that we can now find out what can unite you , we will now hold a blitz, get to know you better, i will ask you a question and... you you need to answer this question quickly, either yes or no, so, do you sing in the shower, did you sing under the plywood, yes, look, they’re not ashamed, there was a secret account on social networks, but i would have yes, i too, so they posted a photo in which you don’t like yourself, yes, yes, they said such a phrase, do you even know who i am? have you ever forgotten the words to your song on stage? oh, this is a permanent thing, they got out of it like that, and now the battle hall, yes, well, you can send it into the microphone into the hall all the time, it’s true, it’s very convenient, but not with new songs, not with new ones, most often you forget new songs , i don’t know, but for me, for example, it happens with old ones, especially if after a break, let’s say, you return from vacation, the first concert, and you thin

and a treasure trove of never—before heard music from the late singer marvin gaye resurfaces in belgiumrs and a translator were injured in an explosion near the israeli border on saturday. it says the peacekeepers were on a foot patrol when the blast happened and were taken to hospital. the un says it's investigating the cause of the explosion, and warned that targeting observers is "unacceptable." israel denies involvement. tensions along the unofficial israel—lebanon border are rising.

because he gave hits to many artists, but by the way, he didn’t forget about himself either, misha marvinu think, these are the criteria by which we met the two of you today, yes, we are just good, yes, we are just kind. yes, kind, good, it seems to me so, it seems to me that we can now find out what can unite you, we will now hold a blitz, get to know you better, i will ask you a question, and you you need to quickly answer this question, either yes or no, so, are you singing in the shower, were you singing under the plywood, yes, look, they’re not ashamed, it was secret. account on social networks, and i would have yes, so they posted a photo in which you don’t like yourself, yes, yes, they said such a phrase, you even know who i am, never in my life, forgot the words of my song on stage, oh, this is a constant , how they got out, and now the battle is in the hall, yes, well, you can send it into the microphone into the hall all the time, it’s true, it’s very convenient, but not with new songs, performing the song, it’s good that it’s not the other way around, but what is the answer cor

we concede this scene to misha marvin, and you listen to good music, watch the format, bye!t be gentle and love me. you don’t need to be strong , i will be strong, just be yes and love me, i know a lot, you suffered, yes, you were alone for a long time, but now you have me, you don’t need anywhere run, take a lot of yourself, took you under my wing, because i can heal your soul, i can love you any way, your smile can disarm in my... i quietly can forget about everything, i fell in love with you just like that, just like that in my own way , i want the story of our love to run around the house, you don’t need to be strong , i will be strong, just be gentle and love me, you don’t need to be very strong, i will be, just be kind and love me. song, you are not my movie, which is understandable without words, you are deep in my heart, there for a long time, you so tenderly compose love, fell in love you just like that, just like that, in a native way, i want the story of our love to run around the house, you don’t have to be strong. hello, dear tv viewers, you are watching the tri

hurry, so, you will portray the crowd, the market crowd, oh, marin , we will film, so, smile, smile, marvinork! uncle, why, girl, i know you, well, yes, you were at one of the aunt’s for mosquitoes, i came in, and you hid, scattered more dust, i ’ll follow you. they remembered how she lives , who is her aunt, and i don’t even smell one twice, but shut up, there are a lot of women these days, where is lech, there is a wedding, don’t be stupid, i’m telling you boots , i remembered that i bought boots, boots at the market, no stolen, but any, but i’m not about... playing around, but there’s nowhere here, and it’s cold, that’s the thing, well, that means i’m cooking she’s talking about boots, i’m looking through the firewood myself, i’m picking up a log by hand, but i think that if i’m going to take it, i’ll put at least three, and i’m the first one, but it didn’t work out, so she opened it. you, yes , the main thing is that they have a photograph now, i really turned my face away, but still, that’s how servo-eyed, it seemed, where are you going, nikolai, i’ll go, i’ll walk a little, it’s stuff

so he's not marvin marder. it's the job he knows what it is, but been up in my mind there's been a lot with with covid there's a lot less less joe you can't do so many fun things you know when i win the white house like it doesn't matter to joe but it didn't matter me when we were inaugurated and you know, there's a parade in the gallon a ball. and i said, this is really stinks. you know, i want that parade. you know, joe didn't care if there was parade or there was a ball. he had work do. but i think and you know we weren't able to open up the white house to have people come in and enjoy it because of and up until what, a year or so. no. you know, we july 4th and it was outside. so there's not joe and joe thrives on it. listen, everybody knows he's thinks of him as a talker which you might walk away thinking this biden is also but but equally he's a listener and he really it he listens up to what you say and to cancel the talk i mean he absorbs it and that is harder that for him for the joy he's that he loves

. >> well, i just grew up as a kid listening to r&b music, curtis mayfield, stevie wonder, marvin gayender is on this record! >> yes, he is. >> jon: which is bananas. [cheers and applause] what was it, did you reach out to see out to stevie wonder and say, hey, man, i've been a fan since i was a kid? any chance you want to jump in? >> no, he actually called me. >> jon: stevie wonder? >> stevie wonder facetimed me. [cheers and applause] >> jon: wait, stevie wonder did what? >> stevie wonder facetimed me. >> jon: he facetimed you? >> it was pretty cool. [laughter] >> jon: i am just going to avoid that. >> yeah, yeah. >> jon: for -- what was the impetus? did he say, i love your stuff? i love it? what was the impetus? >> he called me to do a song on his record. it was "where's our love song" on the record he released in 2020. soon after that, everything was kind of going crazy, i was frustrated, there was no outlet, i wasn't out seeing people. i was just seeing my phone. then i got to record a video of me going, what the hell is going on? >> jon: in the world. >> in the world. like, what a

marvin ellison has not already done a good job.g to crush it by the way, in gardening season, i'm 50/50 lowe's, and i always send marvin pictures, because the lowe's have really done a giant job in garden to take share back from home depot >> there's a couple nice lowe's in your neighborhood in brooklyn >> i like going to lowe's. i like it. >> as for gme, jim, you mentioned the action in the name down about 13 at the open here >> well, it was down 20 last night at one point, and there are some incredibly negative notes. wedbush says its demise is coming when you see that word, "demise," that gives you pause. it was a bad miss. 29, looking for 22 is what they got. collectibles, which have been the savior, are down horribly, down 25. some rules about board investing that were not clear about ryan cohen, so i don't want to go into them. no conference call this is a situation where the best company in america has no conference call, berkshire hathaway, and arguably the worst, gamestop. everybody else is between. >> it's been a couple y

marvin lewis says this -- marvin loh joins us now for more. how low is that bar? >> they want to cut and it's pretty low based on where data is and what they should be saying around that data but for the most part, they say they will ignore the data. there is an election cycle and they want to cut. they still firmly believe that policy is restrictive. to me it's a function of how much they can cut and even though they pulled back on their expectations, they might be surprised how sticky inflation is. jonathan: we've had this equity market rip five consecutive -- five consecutive months. evercore called it exuberance. they were talking about taking a downside protection. why is that -- why is now the time? >> we've got a lot of central banks lining up for the start of releasing the hounds if you will. if you think about market that's expecting three or four very large central banks to cut in june and the modal aspect of that where you get these quarterly expectations for the next year or year and a half and then you've got several hundred basis points of cuts and p