this went unchallenged by mason.ld show that it was one of many court closers across the uk in 2016 by a conservative ministry ofjustice. the labour forces have wrecked hartlepool over the last couple of years _ hartlepool over the last couple of years because they had a some standard — years because they had a some standard nhs are base and see their lack of— standard nhs are base and see their lack of police numbers on the beach and also _ lack of police numbers on the beach and also the i could the court building _ and also the i could the court building and put the court building and police house. i really fear in the interest of unbiased and fair argument — the interest of unbiased and fair argument in this instance they could challenged them by putting the funds andm _ challenged them by putting the funds and... , ,., ., challenged them by putting the funds and... , ., ., , ., and... this is another example of how unchallenged _ and... this is another example of how unchallenged they _ and... this is another ex

chris mason was also taken to task _ wanting. chris mason was also taken to task along _ wanting.ong those - wanting. chris mason was also | taken to task along those lines on twitter, and he responded to one complaint by saying that the problem with this, ripped out of context is you missed the previous two minutes... as he mentions, many of those commenting on this may not have seen what preceded the interview, with those conservative voters, namely another vox pop with the voter opposed to the conservatives, and that conversation with david mcmillan, political reporter from the local bbc radio. ., , ., , ., radio. the conservatives are very much — radio. the conservatives are very much in _ radio. the conservatives are very much in ascendance - radio. the conservatives are very much in ascendance inl radio. the conservatives are - very much in ascendance in that sense. labour have got problems that stretch back a long way, notjust that stretch back a long way, not just about keir that stretch back a long way, notjust about keir starmer or not just about keir starmer or jeremy n

chris mason, many thanks. _ and managing our expectations. chris mason, many thanks.ay. the biden administration says it wants to see an end to the violence between israel and the palestinians, despite the fact it blocked a un security council resolution calling for an end to the conflict for the third time in a week. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, says it's working behind the scenes to secure a ceasefire and has urged israel and the palestinians to protect civilians, especially children. it follows another night of air strikes by israel on targets in the gaza strip. palestinian militants have also launched rocket attacks into israel as the fighting enters its second week. with the latest, here's our middle east editorjeremy bowen. nightmares come true in gaza for parents and their children. this mother couldn't talk about the air strike that engulfed them last friday. eight—year—old mustafa alzahana and his mother are further down the children's ward at shifa, gaza's main hospital. she says mustafa trembles when he hears israeli attacks, ever since the on

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made pre- recorded remarks for george mason university's graduation ceremony. she encouraged graduates to stay resilient and meet future challenges with optimism. thank you for the invitation to speak today and for the honorary degree. this school is special to me for several reasons. many of my own students transfer here. but another reason is the leadership george mason showed when we launched joining forces so many years ago. this was one of the first to join operation educate the educators to better equip teachers helping military connected students and you remain committed to serving our military community and their families. so, i'm excited to be able to address the class of 2021. though there is no crowd of family and friends to see you across the stage today, sitting beside you were watching from far away there are so many people cheering you on. it might be your mom or dad or that person who feels like a mom or dad. your siblings, teachers, friends. his excitement, relief, but most of all, pride. i want you to look back on everything you've accomplishe

chris mason joins me now. what chris mason “oins me now.ns me now. what struck you particularly? the - chris masonjoins me now. twist struck you particularly? the big picture is recovery from the pandemic, week by week we see our lives slowly trundle back to something approaching normality at the economic tale, if you like, the consequences of the pandemic are going to be around for a long time, thatis going to be around for a long time, that is inevitable it will shape the government and the opposition agenda in the next couple of years. one of the thing worth mentioning, use of the thing worth mentioning, use of the queen using one of the government �*s favourite slogans, levelling up, the big challenge for ministers is turning that into reality, in reality people feel and can't measure. let's canter through some of the other measures worth noting. plans for better broadband, better 56 coverage for mobile phones. this lifetime skills guarantee as ministers call it, flexible access to training throughout a career and life and then controve

this time, with an audience. ♪ ♪ ♪ she is gone but she used to be mine ♪ >> anthony mason. you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm lookingyou right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> the boys of summer are back, and baseball is in full swing. in the windy city, fans of the chicago cubs are getting to know a new announcer at wrigley field. we report, that he is practically a cub himself. ♪ ♪ >>> a new voice is in the air at chicago's wrigley field. >> good afternoon and welcome to baseball here at beautiful wrigley field! >> reporter: it's deep. >> for your attention please. >> reporter: animated. >> anthony rizz sounds. your voice sounds like you are 58 years old. but how old are you actually? >> i'm 21. yeah. >> reporter: in college, his senior year classes are still online. >> i thought this dream was out of the ballpark and here i am in

president bill clinton robin mason we are happy to have you on the program with us tonight it's good to see you i know that some viewers may be asking what in the world does the conflict in northern ireland have in common with the current fighting between israelis and palestinians i mean the 2 seem worlds apart in just about everything what do you say to that. i think at the root of most conflicts invariably the issue of identity the issue lound on the issue of religion and i would say here here's the night that i am not comparing the 2 conflicts and saying they are identical but in relation to some of the lessons from the northern irish peace process they are upset people so many spaces from the middle east south africa colombia the president some tell us the colombian president said recently that the good friday agreement had a significant and fluence on him as he tried to bring peace to colombia so you're exactly right they're not identical but at the root causes of most conflict is a breakdown and shimon relationships and identity and religion and desirably are playing a bite. to

president bill clinton robin mason we are happy to have you on the program with us tonight it's good to see you i know that some viewers may be asking what in the world does the conflict in northern ireland have in common with the current fighting between israelis and palestinians i mean the 2 seem worlds apart in just about everything it what do you say to that. i think at the root of most conflicts invariably the issue of identity the issue lound on the issue of religion and i would say here here's the night that i am not comparing the 2 conflicts and saying they are identical but in relation to some of the lessons from the northern irish peace process they are upset people so many spaces from the middle east south africa colombia the president some tell us the colombian president said recently that the good friday agreement had a significant and fluence on him as he tried to bring peace to colombia so you're exactly right they're not identical but at the root causes of most conflict is a breakdown and shimon relationships and identity and religion and deservedly are playing a bite

president bill clinton robin mason we are happy to have you on the program with us tonight it's good to see you i know that some viewers may be asking what in the world does the conflict in northern ireland have in common with the current fighting between israelis and palestinians i mean the 2 seem worlds apart in just about everything what do you say to that. i think at the root of most conflicts invariably the issue of identity the issue lound on the issue of religion and i would say here here is the night that i am not comparing the 2 conflicts and saying they are identical but in relation to some of the lessons from the northern irish peace process they are upset people so many spaces from the middle east south africa colombia the president some tell us the colombian president said recently that the good friday agreement had a significant and fluence on him as he tried to bring peace to colombia so you're exactly right they're not identical but at the root causes of most conflict is a breakdown and shimon relationships and identity and religion and deservedly are playing a bite.

susan: you wrote up the mason-dixon line that you had dreamt about it. neil: i guess because for the number of people where the crossing was a dream, such a huge thing and terrifying thing to make that journey. when you're walking along those roads, is easy to identify in some ways with that would have been like, because you can look at the woods and figure how people would have had to try and scramble from place to place, and whether they would trust some farmer or help along the way for being on their side or not. it is a very powerful symbol in our history. susan: when you got to york, pennsylvania, the graffiti intrigued you. by was graffiti of particular interest? neil: i had spent the day with a historian, former newspaper editor. he took me to this wall, quite a large wall. to changes -- it changes, not daily, but he called it the city's newspaper. people just change things according to the venture going on. this is something that is sanctioned by the city. it's actually a pedestrian bridge that goes over a railway. i found that to be interesting

that manager and the caretaker, ryan mason, is just 29.ars older than spurs�*s pivotal player. harry kane got the opener against wolves, this goal putting him one in front in the premier league's top scorers. that is the only trophy he can win with spurs this year. their season has been full of near misses, one after another. this time, though, they faced a wolves side counting down to end the season. too slow to pick up hojberg's ran for 2—0. spurs go up to six, but are waiting for change in the dugout and in the stands. we really can't wait to play in front of our fans. it's going to be amazing. 10,000 will make a helluva difference in the stadium. we are looking forward to seeing them and hopefully we can put performance in and get a good result for them, too. so let's take a look at the top half of the premier league table. and with champions manchester city, manchester united, leicester and chelsea currently in the champions league places. just behind chelsea are liverpool in fifth who're in the europa league place on 63 points, but t

another reason is the leadership george mason shared memory launched forces so many is ago. this college was one of the first to join operation educate the educators to better equip teachers helping military connected students and those to have the military community and their families. i'm excited to be able to address the class of 2021 and watching from far away so many people cheering you on mom or dad that person he feels like a mom or dad but most of all pride i know commencement speeches are usually life lessons. i want to talk about you today in the back on everything especially this last year. i what you to think about the moment to be deeply grateful for the people in your life and those that are stopped in your tracks and then to be courts off guard and then it shows just right any know that things would be okay i can teach us a lot about ourselves to show us what matters most those things it only seemed important it can be found even the worst of times. then we realize those limitations as well. a few years ago i had to tell my class i would mix miss the next sess

perhaps the most problematic of these folk west charlotte osgood mason, a wealthy white widow who out of her investment in primitivist art sponsored langston hughes, cobra vs, and eventually hurston with her particularly between 1927 and 1932. in return for monthly stipends and funds to purchase cars and the likes, mason demanded her proteges consistently referred to her as godmother. largely supplicate themselves to her, and have their publications vetted and limited by mason as she did with hurston's collected folklore. jb lippincott co. was the publishing house that secured hurston after the appearance of the gilded sixpence. in part because hurston lied, saying she had almost completed a novel that in truth she had not even begun to write. but in a productive flurry she produced "jonah's gourd vine." abandoning graduate studies at columbia when they reneged on the terms of the scholarship, hurston secured back to back in high fellowships -- guggenheim fellowships that led her to travel to jamaica and haiti, and expand her collected folklore. continuing her bursar creativity that m

susan: the mason-dixon line seems to be of particular interest to you. here is a picture. tell me what we are seeing here. neil: this was an extraordinary find. i was up on a hill at a distance from this farm, i looked and the road, that two lane dirt road is the mason-dixon line. you can see it continuing past the house. that is an 1830's stone farmhouse, probably built by a german-american. no one was living there. you can see the drapes. i had a feeling that the owners of this farmhouse have a new house up on the hill was kind of my deduction. i was so fascinated by the fact that at one time, when that person built the farm, that balcony sticking out would have literally been on the edge of that line between freedom and slavery. the whole thing was so poetic. i spent a fair bit of time just walking around the property and taking photos and videos. you can see the well. it is just such an amazingly well-preserved remnant from that time. susan: you wrote up the mason-dixon line that you thought about so much that you had dreamt about it. why was that so important? neil: i

because at the end of each unit, we want to ask the kids, what did you see in bitty mason's story that think can resonate with your own, and how do you think you can now apply this in your own contemporary life? we think helping teachers by providing these kinds of materials, again, that we think tell a more complete story that's not running away from the negative aspects of our country but also highlighting those stories about average individuals who are able to overcome by embracing principles that are as available to you today as they were 200 years ago, and, you know, thank you to that teacher, but take a look at our 1776unites.com website, there is curriculum there that can help you have those kinds of conversations without walking on eggshells. >> i think that's a great example because stories like that are empowering to young people today. but you have to do it with wide-eyed empowerment, right, understanding that it wasn't so easy for bitty mason. she faced a lot of threats and discrimination, so where do you draw the line? i'm glad that teacher raised that issue because that's

. >> and the fort mason flicks was an outdoor movie show, and popular with the cooped up families whold see the film from the safety of the cars and the picture perfect bayside setting was a bonus and a great place to watch it. and with more movies opening, they are lowering the screen. so the final movie night at fort mason is june 27th, so you have six weeks left. >> that is too bad, because people are going to enjoy the drive-in movies more, and dine-in more often, and parties in people's backyards. >> maybe we will bring it back. lester holt joins us from los angeles next. >> bye. >>> tonight, the rallies and memorials across the nation one year after the death of george floyd. moments of silence and marches from coast to coast in memory of the man whose murder touched off a racial reckoning in america today floyd's family meeting with president biden at the white house. the president's deadline for congress to pass police reform in floyd's name, where that effort stands tonight. and scary moments near minneapolis at george floyd square a gunman opening fire. >>> the memorial day

chris mason in hartlepool. so, 'ust to recap that fl chris mason in hartlepool.t was for me as a labour party member absolutely shattering to see a conservative mp elected in a place like hartlepool after nearly 50 years — like hartlepool after nearly 50 years i— think what this shows is that although we have started to change since the cataclysm of the last general election, that change has clearly not gone far enough in order— has clearly not gone far enough in order to _ has clearly not gone far enough in order to win back the trust of the voters _ order to win back the trust of the voters we — order to win back the trust of the voters. we have just seen that in hartlepool. voters. we have 'ust seen that in hartlepool.— voters. we have 'ust seen that in hartle-ool. ., . ., hartlepool. you say the change has not tone hartlepool. you say the change has not gone far— hartlepool. you say the change has not gone far enough, _ hartlepool. you say the change has not gone far enough, this - hartlepool. you say the change has not gone far enough, this suggests| not gon

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mason is up first. >> yeah. had an 80-year career in theater and film starting back in the 1930s. he was a member of orson wells mercury theater group. he went to hollywood with orson wells, ended up landing a park in hitchcock's 1942 film "saboteur," played the bad guy, and had a key moment in the climactic scene where he ausllan "st. elsewhere" for six seasons. he was in "train wreck" with amy schumer. at age 100 he got the part. there he is, at age 100, playing in "train wreck." >> oh, yeah. >> yeah. i remember that. >> when i talked to him in 2016, he was still ready to audition for parts. >> i'd like to find a good part to play, but there are not many parts for 102-year-old man. >> reporter: >> but you're available. >> beautifully put. thank you. we i didn't stop. >> we were at norman's house. he's an absolutely charming guy. had amazing stories to tell. as i said, he worked with or son wells, alfred hitchcock, charlie chance chaplin. he was married to his wife margaret for 75 years. >> wow. >> lovely guy.

she has been a member of the george mason university faculty since 2011 and i just learned this evening. she has recently been elected president of the western society for french history. among her many other honors and awards is the society of the cincinnati's tyree lamb fellowship, which she received in 2015 to support her research on the military enlightenment. our fellowship program which was established in 2007 provides support to bring up to six scholars annually to our library to conduct research. during dr. pikachu rose fellowship year. i invited her to lunch with her fellow fellows all the rest of whom were graduate students in the throes of work on their doctoral dissertations. i've always remembered the advice the wise professor gave them. this is a wonderful time of your life make sure you take time to enjoy it. and so please and join me in welcoming, dr. pakikaro. good evening. thank you so much for being here this evening and and an enormous. thank you to ellen to kelsey to the staff here at the anderson house to the american revolution institute and to the society of the

but max mason posthumous pardon, we knew we were coming up on the 100-year anniversary of the tragedythink of the great white north as place where these tragedies took place. but one of the worst, 12,000 locals present for this in town of 100,000. commemoration was coming up, i learned more about the story of max mason, the young circus worker from alabama, only person convicted of this fictitious rape of a white woman. 10,000 onlookers to those that murdered him, none were convicted of doing anything to anyone. and it was just a wrong that i felt needed to be righted, his name needed to be cleared. there was a stain frankly, hovering about the state that needed to be addressed also. seemed to be worthwhile for me and my law firm to get involved in. >> both of you members of a dream team. jerry blackwell, steve schleicher, i don't know if you can do beekeeping with your partner in prosecution but let us know. thank y'all. >>> is reaching heard immunity out of the question? with so many americans turning a public health concern into a partisan issue? and few words about tv host's obses

many of my own students at nova transfer here but another reason is the leadership george mason showed when we launched forces so many years ago. this college was one of the first to join operation educate the educators to better equip teachers, helping military connected students and you remain committed to serving the military community and their families. i am excited to be able to address the class of 2021. though there is no crowd of friends and family to see across the stage today, sitting beside you or watching from far away are so many people cheering you on. it might be your mom or dad or that person who is like a mom or dad, teachers, siblings, friends. they are feeling excitement, relief, but most of all pride, chest swelling, cheek taking pride. i know commencement speeches are usually life lessons from the speaker but instead i want to talk about you today. i want you to look back on everything you've accomplished here at gm you especially in this last year. for some, that will be harder than for others but i do you to think about the moments that made you laugh out loud,

tottenham's interim manager ryan mason says their only focus rim manager ryan mason says their only focuse season strongly, after being questioned over the future of harry kane. there's been feverish speculation that the england captain wants to leave the club this summer, although we understand that he has not asked for a transfer. kane is still waiting to win his first trophy after 12 years at spurs, and he has another three years left on his contract. he has scored 220 goals in 334 appearances. i don't think anything is awkward because there is always speculation around the best players. i am sure there has been a lot of speculation in the last three or four weeks about the new manager coming in, all of these? switch is normal. when you are a big club, this is normal. 0ur are a big club, this is normal. our focus is on the next game, i have said it all along, focus is on the next game, i have said it allalong, my focus is on the next game, i have said it all along, my mind has not deviated from that i am sure harry's has not and the rest of the group, no one has deviated from that. we

chris mason, bbc news.ge from tomorrow in three nations of the uk is to the rules on indoor gathering and social contact. in england, pubs and restaurants will be allowed to serve people inside. cinemas, museums, softplay centres and hotels can reopen. groups of six people or two households can meet indoors, and stay overnight. 30 people will be able to gather outdoors. the changes in wales are very similar to england, except that outdoor groups of up to 50 will be allowed. in scotland, six people from three households will be able to socialise indoors at home. outdoors, it can be up to eight people from up to eight households, rising to 12 on most of the islands. the changes do not apply to glasgow and moray — which are staying in level three. there's no change tomorrow in northern ireland, but it's hoped a review on thursday will lead to an easing in a week's time. businesses are welcoming another step back on the road to normality — but, as katy austin reports, many still face significant challenges. get

we will get more on this story through the evening, but for now, thank you, chris mason there.ven't been following it, leicester, the foxes, mighty have won the fa cup final. there we go, there is a seen coming from wembley. first time in their history that they won this, of course, the premier league back in 2016, there was huge, huge scenes ofjubilation, crying, all sorts, but really celebration in leicester city, and i suspect there is going to be subdued, but certainly within peoples homes within leicestershire celebrating taking place tonight, yes, there are tears. you can see them. leicester city have won the fa cup final for the first time in the club's history. congratulations to them. you are watching bbc news. returning to our main story now, markjit — professor of vaccine epidemiology at the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine, says there's not enough data yet to determine how much of a risk the variant poses. we spoke to him earlier. well, it is very difficult to say right now because we don't have as much information as we would like, but the signs we ar

mason says she did not know her status as a felon on release made her ineligible to cast a ballot.d known that, she would not have submitted a provisional ballot. >> you have no inclination from anyone at that polling station that there were consequences if you were ineligible to vote and you voted on a provisional ballot? >> no, not at all. i had no idea. there's no way that i would have attempted to vote to leave my children, to lose my job, to go through what i'm going through right now. there's no way that i would have attempted to try to vote. >> her lawyers have disputed whether it's fair to say she even voted at all in 2016 because her provisional ballot was rejected and never tallied. crystal mason is out on bond right now and her case is set to be heard by the texas court of criminal appeals in the next few months. a black woman facing five years in prison for a vote that was never tallied. meanwhile a white man knowingly votes as his dead mother. he gets five years' probation. two systems of justice in this country. that's a pretty clear-cut case. >>> a top republican is

chris mason, bbc news.of restrictions across the uk and we will hear from the boss of 0deon cinemas as to what a night out at the movies will look like going forward and the chief executive of uk hospitality will be joining us as well and also still to come on bbc news: the red carpet returns to hollywood as the mtv movie & tv awards honours the best in pop culture. this morning, an indian air force plane carrying mr gandhi's body landed in delhi. the president of india walked to the plane to solemnly witness mr gandhi's final return from the political battlefield. ireland has voted overwhelmingly in favour of gay marriage. in doing so, it's become the first country in the world to approve the change in the national referendum. it was a remarkable climax to what was surely the most extraordinary funeral ever given to a pop singer. it's been a peaceful funeral demonstration so far- but suddenly, the police - are tear—gassing the crowd — we don't yet know why. the prelaunch ritual is well—established here. he

ollie watkins is included and mason greenwood. tuesday to make those decisions. how will he go about whittling that squad down? it how will he go about whittling that squad down?— squad down? it will be very difficult- — squad down? it will be very difficult. we _ squad down? it will be very difficult. we have - squad down? it will be very difficult. we have zero - squad down? it will be very| difficult. we have zero hoop squad down? it will be very - difficult. we have zero hoop league final and the champions league final this week. he will need to see how those players come through those games. the likes of ben white of brighton and ben godfrey of everton, you expect that both of those are only in as cover in case of something. they have never been capped before. harry maguire, the manchester united captain, struggling with injury a bit at the moment. ben godfrey has had a brilliant season. both of those players are versatile, and that seems to be the key with some of these pets, they can play centre half but also fill in other

president bill clinton over mason we are happy to have you on the program with us tonight it's good to see you i know that some viewers may be asking what in the world does the conflict in northern ireland have in common with the current fighting between israelis and palestinians i mean the 2 seem worlds apart in just about everything what do you say to that. i think at the root of most conflicts invariably you have the issue of identity the issue lound on the issue of religion and i would say here here is the night that i am not comparing the 2 conflicts and saying they are identical but in relation to some of the lessons from the northern irish peace process they were upset people to many spaces from the middle east so i thought frigga colombia that president some thoughts the colombian president said recently that the good friday agreement had a significant and fluence on him as he tried to bring peace to colombia so you're exactly right they're not identical but at the root causes of most conflict is a breakdown and shimon relationships and lounged identity and religion and deserve

mason, how many customers do you have?ay you guys get up and when your customer wakes up in the morning , you will have already put the flag at the end of their driveway, right? >> yes. steve: are you sure you want to work that hard on a holiday? you got the day off. you're kids you want to really get up that early? >> well, it's definitely worth it. you know, helping spread patriotism and just do what we do. steve: yeah. jessie it's got to warm your heart to know that you hear so many stories about kids who aren't the least bit interested in patriotism, but those boys that we're looking at right there, they are. >> oh, absolutely. it warms the heart and as a father it makes you proud of not only your son but the friends your son has and then their friends, and we've gotten to be great friends with the parents of these boys and it really is a great situation to be in. steve: and andrew, talk a little bit about the reaction. obviously, this is a big story out there in elkorn, nebraska. what about the reaction from your frie

chris mason, bbc news.n the go—ahead to rapidly increase vaccinations, according to health officials. the public health director for blackburn with darwen council, says areas where covid is spreading will get additional supplies of the pfizerjab for all residents over the age of 18. last week, blackburn recorded the third highest infection rate in england, with an 89%jump in cases compared to the previous week. dominic harrison has previously said it was �*illogical�* that the government refused surge vaccinations. for business that can re—open tomorrow, or begin to use their indoor spaces again, it will be a big moment after more than a year of disruption. but many are worried about how they will break even, because of the continuing rules on social distancing. here's our business correspondent, katy austin. getting the ball rolling again. this site's been shut for most of the past year. so if you could clean our new lane dividers, that would be fantastic. the team are in, making sure everything's safe and

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advance to the final team over now opened the scoring for chelsea midway through the 1st half and mason mt sealed the victory with only a few minutes left in the game chelsea will now face manchester city in an all english final on may 29th. aerospace from space x. has for the 1st time successfully led to a prototype of a rocket that it hopes of eventually will send to the moon and mars the starship rocket touched down safely in texas after a high altitude test flight for previous led me to thomas ended in explosions space x. . says that the company is just a few years away from sending one of the spacecraft to mars. up next it is physicist stephen beardsley i'm sorry kelly and berlin thanks for watching take care. sleep. carefully. don't move to be sure. to do it.

. >> reporter: mental health is something camp mason is taking very seriously. >> we have hired professionalsing grief, trauma and isolation. >> reporter: what does camp mean to you? >> kind of like a second home. >> reporter: these siblings are counting down the days until they are back at camp. they go every year and this year 17-year-old max will be a staffer. >> does camp mean more to you this summer after what you have been through? >> i think so. >> meeting new people and being able to socialize a bit more. we are just excited about reconnecting people. >> reporter: the camp will reopen may 27th. they are hoping the staff will be vaccinated and even some kids will be kids, which just goes to say kids will be curious. they get into everything...everything! if there's a loaded firearm in the house, they could get their hands on that too. keeping firearms locked, unloaded and stored separately from ammunition in a place inaccessible to kids can help keep your loved ones safe from family fire. safe gun storage saves lives. ♪ piano playing ♪ ♪ “what the world needs now” ♪ ♪ is love, sweet lo

a boyhood dream realised for the club's academy graduate mason mount.ging of the final here at short notice hasn't been without controversy, but as the city quietens down again, authorities say it has largely played out smoothly and peacefully. there were some concerns from locals about the potential impact on covid, and from that perspective, the success of this event will take a while longer to establish. at the end of this most unusual of seasons, chelsea and english football on top in europe once more. laura scott, bbc news, porto. it's been a really impressive end of the season for chelsea manager thomas tuchel, who, remember, only replaced frank lampard four months ago. the former chelsea winger pat nevin says that the german deserves all the credit for leading the club to european glory. they just don't seem to lose goals at all, even against the best, incredible the way they are playing, and the growth and ability of players, they were brilliant players before, and even better now. n'golo kante has been playing outstanding. i want to say world—c

mason greenwood saw a gap and guided the ball into it. united now winning. city still waiting.fine united comebacks, completed by edinson cavani. like that, the title remains a race, or rather, at least, it waits for another day. joe wilson, bbc news. that win leaves united ten points behind manchester city, but they could move to within four. they face leicester and liverpool before the leaders next play. manager ole gunnar solskjaer has been speaking to match of the day's steve wilson. great result. it takes a little bit of the pressure away on having to get results because the next two, they are against two very good teams. ., u, �* they are against two very good teams. ., �* ., , ., teams. you can't worry about manchester _ teams. you can't worry about manchester city _ teams. you can't worry about manchester city really - teams. you can't worry about manchester city really but. teams. you can't worry about| manchester city really but you teams. you can't worry about - manchester city really but you want them to have to win it, i guess, rather than because you have not won

i think george mason mean some of the same things. he talks about making sure there is money for his adult children. this could be a double-edged sword. it is kind of an uncomfortable counterpoint to what we have been saying about how much americans value independence and their children. he values it but he is going to think about his children all of the time. john adams and thomas jefferson say maybe the greatest joy in old age is grandchildren. that should sound familiar, too right? you get this beautiful sentiment and they are sharing with each other. 1817. late in life. you and i have had children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. sometimes it is trying to have children. john adams had a son who died of alcoholism. he had a daughter who died of breast cancer. he had another son who became president. a very mixed bag. thomas jefferson had a daughter who died young. thomas jefferson had another daughter whose marriage failed. they are thinking children, you have to live with the disappointments. it has been hovering about us.

mason greenwood saw a gap and guided the ball right into it.waiting. this match in fact became another of the fine united comebacks, completed by edinson cavani. like that, the title remains a race, or rather, at least, it waits for another day. joe wilson, bbc news. yeah, united still ten points behind manchester city with four games left to play. they face leicester and liverpool before the leaders next play. manager ole gunnar solskjaer has been speaking to match of the day's steve wilson. great result. that takes a little bit of the pressure away on having to get results, because the next two, they are against two very good teams. you can't worry about manchester city, really, but you want them to have to win it, i guess, rather than because you haven't won a game. yeah, it is... unlikely anything is going to... that is the biggest upset in football history, but at least we don't travel to go back to parties on the blue side tonight. there's quite a scrap for the other european places. west ham's hopes of qualifying for the champions league

a kind of three prong strike force of habits and floating around behind him mason amount.lishmen in an all english final. it’s amount. seven englishmen in an all english final-— english final. it's certainly going to be extremely _ english final. it's certainly going to be extremely exciting. - english final. it's certainly going to be extremely exciting. we i english final. it's certainly going | to be extremely exciting. we can hear the atmosphere building behind you. ali, you spent the day with the fans. what is the atmosphere been my? fans. what is the atmosphere been m ? �* , , ., ., , . fans. what is the atmosphere been my? it's been fantastic. you can hear the champions _ my? it's been fantastic. you can hear the champions league - my? it's been fantastic. you can - hear the champions league anthem will be played soon. you either know how to put on a pre—match show. they've been pumping out the anthems, the fan anthems we've had blue is the caliphate chelsea. blue moon for manchester city. the last 48 hours and what is a beautiful city of porto, they have been singi

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mostly virtual, but also at fort mason center, we will have three wonderful evenings of screenings of films. half of those films are local films about our asian american communities. as everyone mentioned, there's a lot of anxiety in the world, there's a lot happening. and we wanted a festival that represents that moment. as we all know in this last year, media's so important. being able to connect. being able to have some levity to be inspired by films and stories is so important. so we do hope we can do a lot for our communities, not only let you all know about some talented creative folk, but hopefully to inspire people to heal communities. camfest.com is where a lot of our screenings and programs will happen. one of the great things is we have film makers from all around the world who will be participating being able to connect with you all. so once again, claudine, thank you so much. i do hope this year, i know it's going to be fabulous, but in my brain, i'm thinking about next year. i'm thinking about my 40th anniversary festival and i dream of being back at the asian art museum

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