she remembered thomas moss and hayward county historian going to the widow's house betty moss. and seeing two young children maureen and then also thomas jr. who had been born just a few weeks after after his father was killed. and ida wrote about seeing the young daughter go over to the closet. she wrote the baby daughter of thomas too young to express how she misses her father. toddlers over to the wardrobe seizes the legs of her father's letter carrier uniform and hugs and kisses them. with evident delight and then she stretches up her little hands to be taken up in the arms. that will never more class for. this was the kind of story that had never been told about lynching victims the crowd at lyric hall was in tears. it was one of the most powerful speeches ever given the time about lynching. and it's sort of set right on the course that would lead her to the instrumental in the founding the end of aacp. add to the speech she said do we ask for? what she had one? she said a public sentiment strong against lawlessness must be aroused. every individual can contribute to this

tonight join jimmy and his guests elisabeth moss james cameron, musical guest carlos vives and rickytin and featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1446 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, we're going to have fun tonight thank you very much, everybody please, welcome, everybody welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show. [ cheers and applause you're here. you made it. thank you for watching well, let's get to some news guys, tomorrow, president biden and 40 other world leaders are kicking off a big virtual climate summit yep, they're meeting virtually because of the pandemic. otherwise, they would have flown 40 different private jets to a meeting about the climate. [ laughter ] yep, the guest list includes vladmir putin, bill gates, pope francis and one very stressed out i.t. guy. [ laughter ] "your holiness, can you try closing the browser and signing back in? [ laughter ] it's too bad the summit isn't in person if people were sitting alphabetically, i'd love to hear the small talk between the pope an

elisabeth moss host of "the beat," msnbc chief legal correspondent, ari melber.moon versus sun featuring the 8g band with fred armisen and now se meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers, and this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? that is so wonderful to hear let's get to the news. federal agents today raided the home of rudy giuliani as part of an investigation in to whether he broke lobbying laws as president trump's personal lawyer the agents gained access to his home using a no neck warrant lucky for rudy, wives can't testify against their cousins. president biden, tonight, delivered his first address to a joint session of congress before a crowd of just 200 people due to covid concerns. just 200 people. the last time i was in a crowd of just 200 people, i didn't even know how to bake bread yet. tomorrow will be president biden's 100th day in office and say what you will you got to admire accused patients according to a newly released court ruling, the fbi is allowed to continue surveilling americans private e-mails without a warrant, and t

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that was michael moss, by the way. book "hooked, food, free will, and how the food giants exploit our addiction. >> "suggestion is maybe corporate america doesn't have your best interest at heart. can you watch the whole thing by going to fox nation.com. all the episodes are there new ones every monday, wednesday and friday. well, up next, students at one very prominent ivy league university has voted to give away reparations to people with the correct skin color. reparations. you see this everywhere. what should those reparations look like? we have some pretty good ideas about that. we will tell them to you after the break. ♪ as someone with hearing loss i know what a confusing and frustrating experience getting hearing aids can be. that's why i founded lively. affordable, high-quality hearing aids with all of the features you need, and none of the hassle. i use lively hearing aids and it's been wonderful. it's so light and so small but it's a fraction of the cost of the other devices. they cost thousands less. it's i

today, award-winning star of "the handmaid's tale," elisabeth moss.. all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: deja! >> deja: good morning. >> ryan: kelly wrap up your good morning, everybody. >> kelly: it's tuesday. april 27, 20 and 21. >> ryan: there are ebbs and flows

that was just after the murder. >> moss was cross off the list. running into nothing but dead ends. they spent a lot of time delving into melvin's life. now detectives wanted to look for clues in julia's background. they took a ride 40 kilometers west as daphne. to look at her business. as they poked around her store, things were exactly what they. seem >> a started out as a big, fancy store. and then basically, it had just declined into a thrift store. >> perhaps even more concerning to detectives, was the reason julian store was filling. investigators learned julia had a problem with pills. >> she was taking money out of the till. she was buying chris corruption drugs for people off the street. >> we found a lot of empty prescription pill bottles and a lot of pharmacy receipts. >> this was a woman with a serious addiction? >> she was. >> but it turns out, julia's financial troubles and pill addiction were no secret. a few years earlier, emily said her grandfather had even stepped in to help. >> he sent her to rehab. >> and she willingly went? >>

today, award-winning star of "the handmaid's tale," elisabeth moss. will announce the top ten semifinalists in our "top teacher search." plus, we will meet a couple who are growing things and giving back to their community. all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ r dej!g. >> ryan: kelly wrap up your good morning, everybody. >> kelly: it's tuesday. april 27, 20 and 21. >> ryan: there are ebbs and flows.

so these cases just one of the case in such of mosses corruption. already because so this is a prominent being arrested under the national security law. 70 tons of stole my friends and. there's cultural revolt own comes out the prosecutor's money and this is definitely political persecution that they are being something that the christmas assemblies ok so you call it a political persecution as you mentioned this is just $1.00 of rather a few of several cases that are before the court system i'd like to ask you about the others that are as well for example the 47 pro-democracy politicians and activists who have been charged with a version under the new security law for participating in an election primary that prosecutors say was part of a plan to subvert the government do you think they will also be convicted. well we have to understand the nature of the national security court the government can pick their judge there is no jury available and the government could choose to conduct the hearing with so any presence of the public so if you look into t

it was and if you wanted to be better you've got to think about what went wrong, that was michael moss was the author of the book "hooked: food, free will and how the food giants exploitt our addiction." may be corporate america doesn't have your best interest at heart. you can watch the whole thing by going to foxnation.com, all the m episodes are there, new os every monday, wednesday, and friday. up next, students at one very prominent ivy league university voted to give away reparations to people with the correct skin color. reparations? you see this everywhere, what should those reparations look like? we have some pretty good ideas about that, will not tell them to you after the break. one of our periodic updates on life on campus, brown university it's the former ivy league college in rhode island which is now used as a holding pen for d childrenf democratic politicians and fading activisty performers, susan sarandon and danny devito sent their college stomach kids to brown, if she had dropped out of high school paris hilton probably would've been a brown students. most of the gra

for more now let's bring in our correspondent very good mosse in london good evening to you barry get this sounds like a lot of drama and downing street. well yes indeed brand i mean for a lot of people these remarks alleged remarks by the prime minister would have been in bed taste but there is this really there are many accusations against prime minister berg's johnson that he has acted in a non transparent way when it comes for example to the refurbishment office flat so he's former closest ally really the his advisor dominic cummings who was the mastermind behind it breaks it campaign and really it's also the reason that johnson is even prime minister he was such a close and trusted aide he has now turned against the prime minister and said that he has possibly acted illegally but also on ethically in accepting. donations for his refurbishment of the flat in downing street that is what he alleges now the government says that everything will be paid back but of course the opposition is see them on this and are saying that everything needs to be much more transparent but there were

it's called a pink moon after the herb moss pink. the herb is the first widespread spring flower.o don't start e-mailing me, and saying ama it's not pink. i clarified it for you. but will it be clear enough for us to see it? >> so what's the answer sandhya it looks so stunning. >> it's absolutely going to be a gorgeous night for viewing and that's because dan and ama there will be limited cloud cover and limited fog tonight. let me show you when this is all going to be in a. when you get an opportunity the action occurs, it is named after the flowers blooming. so when you get a chance you will want to check that out. and definitely send pictures, video when you get that opportunity. i want to show you doppler 7 right now we do have a couple of clouds still lingering just left over moisture associated with the same system that brought some parts of the bay area rain yesterday. isolated showers popped up in the north bay. in the last couple of hours but that will be pretty much dying down as the sun sets. all right, rainfall totals .17 of an inch in the last 7 hours in san francisco

lauren moss reports.shermen furious about the brexit deal they say has cut them off. translation: on the evening of december the 24th, - everyone was relieved we'd finally got a deal. on january the 1st, we had the assurance that within 48—72 hours, everyone would get their six to 12—mile zone licenses. until today, out of 120 boats, only 22 have got their licences. the blockade has affected south east exporters, some diverting to belgium, others cancelling shipments altogether, like pesky fish based in hastings. the decision was made for us, in a way, by the contract hauliers. the ones we were using, particularly, decided that they wouldn't run last night or during this blockade. so, it'sjust not worth the risk to send a truck with tens of thousands of pounds worth of products on it, which might well not get to its destination. eu fishermen can access british waters, but only if they have a license. and to get one of those, they need to prove they've fished in uk territory in the last five years. 0ur wat

yeah can i get everybody "the entrance to the dungeon is a moss-covered door.it, only to find yourself "face-to-face with a hideous, foul-smelling, moss-covered ogre." what do you do? i say, "hey, ma, what's for dinner?" seventeen. the ogre is amused by your joke and allows you to pass. by the by, i liked it, too. how go the wedding plans, howard? great. we spent five hours last night at macy's registering for gifts. looks like i'm finally going to have that darling little earthenware asparagus dish i've always wanted. see, this is the good thing about having a girlfriend 9,000 miles away. i can spend my nights doing whatever i want. you mean like playing nerd games with us and then taking a suspiciously long shower? maybe. we enter the dungeon. you see a dragon. really? so we're playing dungeons & dragons and we walk into a dungeon and see a dragon? isn't that a little on the nose? when you play chutes and ladders, do you complain about all the chutes and all the ladders? are you gonna eat that whole pie? maybe. why not? who do i have in my life to watch my fi

. >> we know from miss moss -- ross that in march 2020, the purchase some pills that were supposed toocet, but they are clearly knockoffs. she described how those pills made her feel and kept her up all night, the introduction of the methamphetamine. we know fross ross that in march 2020, mr. floyd was seen for drug overdose. she described how he felt in that instance. she said his whole body hurt, and his stomach hurt. we know, based on, again, from missoss, then he was clean and sober from -- for some time. we know that miss ross again described taking about a week before a similar pill to the one they had back in march, and it kept her up again all night. she said she felt like she was going to die. we know again from miss ross that those pills were purchased and she described going to a hotel when mr. floyd went into the hotel. she was on the phone with him. we heard the voice. we heard from the sto clerk, mr. for martin. he described mr. floyd as being high. his responses were delayed, right? he may have been, you know, standing around. he may have been standing up. he may have b

and there's moss coney. looks like lots of appointments for next week on wednesday, thursday, and friday. across the bay area, there is still a very limited supply of vaccine in san mateo, marin and san francisco counties in certain locations. sonoma and solana in yellow reported a balance between supply and demand. and contra costa and napa counties have swung into surplus mode. lots of vaccine availability. that . was illustrated at the final day of this vaccine drive through clinic san ramon. >> we have 1600 appointments available yesterday, and 1600 today. as far as registration, we have received between 5 hundred and 600 registrations for the appointments. >> it's easy. >> reporter: those driving through said they were surprised at how appointments suddenly opened up this week. >> until recently, nothing was available. recently, you know i checked the website and it was available within a couple days. >> reporter: and here you are. >> yeah, here i am. >> reporter: bottom line, keep refreshing, keep chec

this is where we draw the cats and on today's program for moss stories you can visit our website state of view dot com slash africa all go check out facebook and twitter pages of course you can also get in touch with me via twitter at eddie micah leave you with pictures from senegal where hundreds of muslim worshippers this week while allowed to gather for the 1st night of ramadan at one of west africa's largest mosque blast the activities of the mosque where suspended because of a covert pandemic have a great weekend bye for now. the dark side of the human experience. the subject of choice for our boss. the sunshine reigning in photojournalist was known for documenting political crises and religious conflicts. his pictures appear rainy and revolution make him famous abbas by the box. in 15 minutes on d w. 19 . it's their story their very own purse. people have to do the chesterfield remember if and they share private footage with us that has never been seen before. look back at chernobyl starts of people 26 on g.w. . we have an important numerous. smoking is healthy. signs are good fo

this one is also called a pink super moon since it appears in april and it is named after the moss pinkr sunday's academy awards hit an all-time low. the 93rd annual oscars on abc was seen by 9.8 million viewers. that is 58% lower than the ratings from last year's show, up until this year, that was the previous low. most movie theaters were closed due to the pandemic the past year. and many people seem to be unfamiliar or unexcited by movies they could mostly see only on streaming services. >>> the oscars also broke tradition last night, instead of announcing the winner of the best picture as the last award of the evening, it chose to end the show with the best actor award. 83-year-old anthony hopkins won his second career oscar. he was not there to accept the award. his victory was a shock to many who expected the late actor chadwick boseman to win. hopkins made a belated acceptance speech in instagra video from his native wales. >> i want to pay tribute to chadwick boseman who was taken from us far too early. and again, thank you all very much. i really did not expect this. >> boseman

then this past saturday, another whale was found here moss beach in san matteo county. that whale and the one found yesterday were both killed by ships. now they're still investigating the fourth dead whale found. >>> a ucf study is shining a look on the impact of the pandemic. they say the mental health impact on er workers. nightmares, exhaustion and ptsd. the lead author of the study about the results and interviewed a nurse who described very similar experiences. >> reporter: in emergency departments across the country during the pandemic, the crisis hasn't just been about the damage covid has inflicted on patients. front line health care workers have also been victims of the virus even if they didn't contract it. >> approximately half of the participants in the survey or in the survey study were found to be -- to have significant levels of anxiety and emotional exhaustion and burn-out. and then approximately about a fifth of the participants were at significant risk for post-traumatic stress disorder. >> dr. robert rodriguez is the lead author of that new study tha

. >> clean the roof, get the moss off. the real heavy work was in that next 70 feet. where you had to thin out the trees and remove the underbrush. and, the downed tree. >> reporter: if she couldn't make those adjustments, thelma would lose her homeowner's insurance. >> been 15 years or more since i did that. older people can't do it and it is difficult to find help. >> reporter: thelma, a long time member on the county's commission on aging knew who to help. after a lack of response, a deputy and the sheriff's office decided to step up an get others to step? >> i talked to my wife. and, we both kind of decided we would help if she would allow us. we have property ourselves so the machinery and the equipment to clear it. it was in our wheel house. >> reporter: and did they ever help? lieutenant koan, his wife, and the lockwood fire department cleared 66 square feet of vegetation from her home, clearing trees in the hoping of sending a clear message to all. >> i would hope that in these smaller communities that everyone helps out someone. >> reporter: it is kindness th

without the horse for example some grasslands of the step have been invaded by moss and trees this means other species that depend on the grass are dying out completely upsetting the balance. once the losses return researchers hope they will back down to graft and bring the original step ecosystem back. and this isn't just an obscure example similar changes are being observed around the world. the e.u. has demarcated on a 1000000 hectares of land to bring wildlife back along with countries in asia and north and south america. cloning could is just one small step depending on the species we may need up to 500 diverse animals to build a healthy wild population. at the same time conservationists the trying to bring attention back to the massive number of other species we continue to lose it's a real tragedy you know where we're losing. even if we have the technology no one is interested in. resurrecting some of these technology tends to focus on the large mammals the other things that are the charismatic but where we're losing lots of other things bob smith is a member of the un and firemen

quest live on moss so we're going to try to find out if there was ever life on another planet earth that's in place so talking about life on mars when will humans set foot on the planet briefly if you can. i think that would state its indicates that's my personal opinion i think that also standing still and once again that shows that is that almost as runs now is the very 1st mission that we have trying to actually collect samples on mars and bring them back to us or even carrying on bringing back lots to us students on this so you can imagine that bringing back humans from mars is even the beginning and so i think that instant in time so history being made on moscow thank you very much for the cause schmitz the scientists at the german air space that thank you. it was indeed of your news coming up next on did have you news asia the indian capital heads into a week long a lockdown in the midst of rising coronavirus concerns. the pressure builds on taiwan as china increases military activity. all that's coming up with bureaucrats pencil. closely. carefully. soon. to get. discover it. glenn.

without the horse for example from grasslands of the step have been invaded by moss and trees this means other species that depend on the grass are dying out completely upsetting the balance. once the loss is return researchers who are they will back down to grasslands and bring the original step ecosystem back. and this isn't just an obscure example similar changes are being observed around the world. the e.u. has demarcated around a 1000000 hectares of land to bring wildlife back along with countries in asia and north and south america. learning code is just one small step depending on the species we may need up to 500 diverse animals to build a healthy wild population. at the same time conservationists are trying to bring attention back to the massive number of other species we continue to lose it's a real tragedy you know where we're losing species. even if we have the technology no one is interested in. resurrecting some of these technology tends to focus on the large mammals the other things that the charismatic but where we're losing lots of other things bob smith is a member of t

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james wiseman for while sports director just do moss has the details of the injury. let's bring. on. spring. with the home depot's spring savings event. whatever you're growing... grow more for less. save on a new season of storing... and wake up some new spaces... with low prices right now. this is saving... and doing like never before. the spring savings event at the home depot. how doers get more done. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the can't catch a break. warriors rookie center. james wiseman has tore his in this case it's just the latest setback in a roller coaster season for wiseman. he will likely miss the rest of the season, although that hasn't been announced officially yet. it happened during the 2nd quarter of last night's game against the rockets. as you can see there are landing. he went up for a dunk. he was blocked by kenyon martin junior landed awkwardly on that right lane. we wish him the best of luck in the speedy recovery. now to the diamond. the giants hosting the rockies at oracle park, a couple of young fans and join some pizza. let me some pizza already. bot

control. 2 days before nato begins withdrawing troops from afghanistan german foreign minister heikal moss has visited the capital kabul he says germany is committed to maintaining stability the talks between the taliban and the afghan government are faltering and many women fear their hopes for a better future are in jeopardy for. make up and hairstyling arsal tama karim east passion the 24 year old discovered it here in the cell and in kabul. the women working here are too young to have experienced the tyranny of taliban rule. but they worry that if the hard line islamists regain any power afghanistan's women will lose their hard won freedoms. and beforehand if we can be assured that we'll have peace in our people will be safe we do accept wearing the hijab. but only on condition that women won't face restrictions that we will be able to work and study we don't want the old afghanistan i've never seen the taliban but i fear them. the salans owner was born as a refugee in iran but she returned to her homeland to start a career. i was so proud of him i didn't achieve what i have now easily

availability to say the outdoor plants so the two that we talked about today, the zelkova and the moss, they survived because they were both incorporated into the frederik -- for union square. and because they did not have to be moved in order to accommodate development and so a couple of things that i sort of have not talked about that have happened in the meantime and for the botanic garden garden was removed, one of the major traumas was that the inner loop, the interstate freeway for washington, d.c., which is route 395, let's put underground, underneath, actually where we are standing right now. a very large swath of earth was dug up and a highway was installed. then it was covered up again from the 19 sixties and completed in the early 19 seventies. while the plants that would have been along that sizeable swathe of land or of course removed at that time and then later on just after that the capitol reflecting pool was installed. the capital reflecting pool which we see in front of the grand memorial, in front of the capital is very large. and it also displays to a very large num

and we have no choice because it is in such a short supply and the way to be used to getting mosses of patients mean. you know once in every. 2 or diverse people in c. but in those cases usually it's not that you know you need or listen oxygen order nice you can treat them on a. quarter but this is different because every patient is needing oxygen. i mean it's quite a back. to you. bob the hospitals in similar circumstances right now what do you need and who can provide it. so 1st of all you need oxygen supplies a short ups and supplies there in. the monitor oxygen is at the premium many people are black marketing as well but it's in short supply oxygen cylinders and oxygen that itself. and chill make decisions. made since which are normally so much the same. we don't have any stocks. those stocks would even simple a.b.c. . so the 1st thing that we are asking is. by machines and oxygen supplies if it is possible. concentrate does even the more dependable in the market at this moment are you actually asking for international help i mean i don't think i have the longest time to us but it

woods 2 days before nato begins with drawing troops from afghanistan german foreign minister heiko moss has visited the capital kabul saying that germany remains committed to afghanistan's stability but talks between the taliban and the afghan government they are faltering and many women fear their hopes of a better future are now in jeopardy. makeup and hair styling are still tanika remains passion the 24 year old discovered it here in the south in kabul the women working here are too young to have experienced the tyranny of taliban rule. but they worry that if the hard line islamists regain any power afghanistan's women will lose their hard won freedoms. fit in the phone and if we can be assured that we'll have peace in our people will be safe we do accept wearing the job but only on condition that women won't face restrictions that we will be able to work and study we don't want the old afghanistan i've never seen the taliban but i fear them. the salans owner was born as a refugee in iran but she returns to her homeland to start a career. i was simple home i didn't achieve what i hav

minorities even though they've been hard to hit by the virus the double east london correspondent bigot mosse reports now on if it's to persuade those who might be reluctant to get vaccinated. the district of brant in north london is one of the poorest in the u.k. and it's one of the areas most affected by covert 19 here it's even more important that as many people as possible get vaccinated longtime resident image johnny is committed to making this happen. we can see that you know people are walking around you know they're not sure who to turn to who told through how you know where they seek help the pandemic has exposed longstanding health inequalities in the u.k. the government has now allocated 20000000 pounds to tackle this so called community champions are targeting those that are hard to reach with phone help lines well placed programs and just chatting on the streets. to meet johnny has set himself the task of reducing mistrust of the government and the authorities and dispelling myths about vaccination. is just another tool to control people in the private areas maybe some heard abou

fiscalía podría poner más cargos a la pareja >> para el destino de la familia resultaba extraño que anahi mossrrados se mostró impactado por la muerte de la pequeña >> hablando en inglés que considera que debido a la pandemia muchas familias han tenido que enfrentar el estrés del encierro pero hay formas de canalizar esta frustración y torturar a los hijos no está bien dice >> de hecho las autoridades consideran que la pandemia y el encierro pudieron jugar un papel en este crimen y que si las víctimas que cruzaba el quinto grado hubiera asistido a la escuela persona su muerte podría haber sido evitada >> el nivel de abuso físico que presentaba pudo haber sido observado por los maestros al asistir a la escuela los padres están en la cárcel a la espera de los cargos que les imputará por la muerte de la menor se les impone una fianza cada uno por 1.4 millones de dólares >> la policía busca a un hombre vinculado a un caso de agresión sexual contra una menor de edad el sospechoso es manuel ricardo ramírez de 46 años descrito como hispano de ojos café y cabello oscuro mide cinco pies de alto y pesa

london correspondent moss caught up with an operation voice coach has turned her talents to helping. that suffering is breathe again easy. blowing bubbles to help with. susie zuma is a trained vocalist. she has developed special greeting exercises patience and for some of them it's a bit too hard work at the moment but what it does is it just allows your voice a little bit of a chance to unpressed. sheba says it's thanks to susie that she feels well again and is able to take a few hobbies just a year ago she was suffering from a lung infection and needed oxygen 3 months on i remember feeling so fatigued breathless i mean literally from my bed to the bathroom i would just get breathless. was. the shiva never dreamed of little people seeing us from the english national opera would be the ones to help her brief arms down to show the heights in weekly zoom sessions participants learn to relax and improve their posture and most of all to breathe and just hove that from men we think a lot about breathing down because. if you're over breathing you're taking in lots of air and actually tend

. >> he made a fortune in ukraine, and moss cocow and various othe places. >> looking back did you make mistake in taking a spot on the board? >> no, but i made a mistake in terms of under estimating the way in which it would be used against me. >> but you must have seen the optics. even back then, you must have -- how could you not have foreseen that this was going to look bad? >> because it really didn't. i'm being as honest with you as i can. ly -- all i know, not one serious journalist has come to the conclusion that i did anything wrong or that my father did anything wrong. >> but the rumors lived on. in october 2020, a article said that e-mails showing shady dealings in the ukraine by hunter biden were found in a laptop that he left in a delaware repair shop in 2019. the details were sketchy at best and last month a on declassified intelligence report said that before the election the russians had launched a smear campaign against joe biden and his family. >> it does not specifically talk about your laptop. >> yes. >> was that your laptop. >> for real, i don't know. >> you know --

it has the main research vessel out of the water at the moss landing marine lab, which is part of san jose state university with a year lost the transmitters that were placed on leatherbacks back in 2000, 19 are no longer sending data back. >> societies for ratios appetite for seafood is perhaps the biggest threat every year. there are fewer leatherbacks making their epic migration of about 7,000 miles between the shores of indonesia and the california coast in south asia. there's been poaching and the critical loss of nesting grounds and in the open waters of the pacific. many die getting caught in traps or commercial fishing nets. >> the impact of industrial fishing is not just leatherback sea turtles, but it it's sharks and it's all kinds of animals and it's not sustainable activists. touch diner is pushing for more protection for leatherbacks around the world. >> especially since it's an animal that's out survived dinosaurs. it's like looking back into prehistory and to prehistoric times just to see this incredibly gigantic a magnificent animal go by their beautiful. some helpful

just as much as it 17 percent and it's even watch and try to make something fly on the last because moss has a very very sad that miss you. if you try to fly something on the surface like you try to make it lift a little bit of the surface like this we just that we need to do today that's the same as if you would see the tried to have a helicopter fly in such a kilometers over the us census and while many people would know that even even mountain rescue operations and like mount everest very very difficult and some never through to you as useless as you come to so you know that's a there's a suggestion you know do you know. me ask you but what research are doing and you've been working on interpretation of data gathered by the camera on the rover perseverence what do you see. yeah exactly i'm a member of the president's rubber science team meant specifically i'm member of the. team that operates the 2 stereogum us that are sitting on the mast meters and over the top of its office and right now while the robots actually parked at a spot that is for the ones you overlook right now the rove

racism publishers pull the children's book over its depictions of emotional it's instructive called moss the one some of deemed it offensive in a form of passive racial stereotyping others have called it a pointless exercise in virtue signaling and by pausing the real problems facing people daily we spoke to story about joe biden's role in the issue of laws. he needs to realize that by launching this new cold war against china he simultaneously helping to create conditions for the rise of violence it seems to me that for the foreseeable future we're going to have difficulties because china's ascendancy is not going away any time soon and i'm afraid to say the political education in united states is not very sophisticated not very high enough to bleed bleeds into anti asian american anti pacific islander america violence. the polls found most americans are anxious about losing their jobs i was something they've said online because of council culture will look into the issue off the plate. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolatio

a water trucks mean paper moss it's very vulnerable if.there's nothing more for a jones and white sheet of paper. paper also plays an important role in her latest photo shoot. i'm never satisfied with wide events and that makes me do it or do it again i'm always looking for perfection of a type kind a trade. then here are cars sorrow those stages of real dream worlds that unmasked her passion for the absurd. a very different take on fashion now are you fed up with being keeps up indoors meeting people just honestly i thought you're in good company because mick jagger feels exactly the same way he's teamed up with sci fi just guitarist dave grohl though actually of course to set his complaints to music they've released the track to celebrate the easy down in england happy listening and see you next time. the story of 2 sisters who were never actually used to blames. the story of 2 women in search of their origin. the story of an adoption scandal that rocked the netherlands and the news focused on europe. spawned d.w. . into the conflict zon

exactly yeah big maybe but let's talk about let's see for you see who will succeed in that so debt jesse moss has been linked to the like chop and jesse marsh is an american who currently coaches in the austrian but in this league and he's a sister. so i think he would just be a natural fit and he also won the oscar and win a seat i would souths book last season ok and no other contenders at the moment i think he would be of the logical yeah i think the bigger question here is everyone is asking you know who the d.f.t. job i think that is right now. who are because there is one defect really it's now going to completely different story thank you very much. now millions of people around the world are stateless the u.n. estimates the number could be around 4200000 but many say it's much higher status people face a difficult life they're often denied an education identity papers and basic legal rights stats also a major challenge for 2 talented gymnasts living in pakistan they want to reach their potential in a world where they don't exist of these. sagna is one of pakistan's best young gymnast

others all gray whiles were found in muir beach, crissy field and the fitzgerald marine reserve in moss beach. >>> protesters called for quote no more kids in cages. they're upset the detention centers for migrant children. >> free our kids! >> immigrant and migrant rights advocates rallied in santa clara before hopping in their cars and driving to st. james park in san jose for another rally. many held signs out of the windows or decorated cars with messages demanding transparency and accountability in what happens to migrant children. the goal was to spread awareness about the many challenges that these children face. >> the more people that know that kids are probably in danger right now or we don't know, the more we want answers from the powers that be. our job is to spread information. >> similar events were held in bakersfield, long beach, and also in texas today. >>> when we return, unexpected visitor in a south bay we'll show you the moment this man in a bear suit completed his trek from l.a. to san francisco. there he is. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an em

as much as an sending planet and it's even watch and try to make something fly on the last because moss has a very very said that miss you. if you try to fly something on the surface like you try to make it the it's a little bit off the surface that it's really just that we need to do today that's the same as if you would see the tried to have a helicopter fly in such a kilometers over the us census and what many people would know that even even mountain rescue operations and like mount everest very very difficult and some never through to as useless as you come to so that's a there's a social do yeah. let me ask you about what research you're doing and you've been working on interpretation of data gathered by the camera on the rover perseverence what do you see. yeah exactly i'm a member of the president's rope a science team meant specifically i member of the. team that operates the 2 stereotype models that are sitting on the mast meters and over the top of its office and right now with the robots actually parts of this bucket as for the ones you overlook right now the rover is kind o

s london correspondent very good mosse introduces us tonight to a voice coach who usually trains opera singers now she is using her talents to help long kovan sufferers breathe more easily again blowing bubbles to help with. susie do basic training. she's developed special greeting exercises patients and to some of them is a bit too hard work at the moment but what it does is it just allows you a voice and a little bit of a chance to unpressed. she says it's thanks to susie that she feels well again and is able to take a new hobbies just a year ago she was suffering from a lung infection and needed oxygen 3 months on i remember feeling fill fatigued breathless and literally from my bed to the bathroom i would just get breathless. oh. oh. oh oh oh. sheba i never dreamed that of all people sing us from the english national opera would be the ones to have had brief arms down to show the heights. in weekly zoom sessions participants learn to relax and improve that posture and most of all to prove and just hold that for a moment we think a lot about loing breathing down because if you're ov

s big of moss on the story force in london tonight big thank you a new word submission here in berlin charge the wife and work of one of germany's most distinguished nazi hunters fritz was the chief prosecutor at the trial 1963 he's best known for his role in bringing holocaust architect at all fleishman to justice in israel. attorney general fritz powell was determined to hold the national socialists legally accountable for their crimes when most in post-war germany just wanted to forget the past imprisoned in the 1930 s. as a young jewish lawyer and committed leftwing power fled to denmark and sweden years later he returned from exile to track down nazi criminals. after the war it seemed logical to bring about what we had dreamt of. in the we were idealistic and probably over optimistic. about our secured convictions against s.s. members for atrocities committed at auschwitz but only against considerable opposition that's probably a move on the problem was that people holding senior positions in the judicial system had themselves be nazis and that meant he was facing institutional r

story goes that clementine, your grandmother, tried to get sillier grandfather after the election moss and she said winston, perhaps it's a blessing in disguise, and what did he say? >> he said it's very well disguised. [laughs] [laughs] [laughs] >> from your point of view, edwina, perhaps you can tell us a bit about the legacy of that period in your grandfather's life. it was a transition for him from being the leader in the war to being out of office. that happened from time to time throughout his life. didn't? it >> yes, he was quite used to, it but i don't think he liked it at all. for him, i think he did have the pleasure of painting. he concentrated on it. he had many, as you might say, hobbies or pleasures. he was a man in full and he liked his garden. he liked the dogs. he liked the family. he liked his food and his winds. he pretty well liked everything except people and head lure. it was a great joy and probably a comfort as well to get more time to paint. you can see, if you would like to, behind my head, you can see a painting that i did. not to blow my own trumpet. this is

s big of moss on the story force in london tonight big thank you will a clash of cultures in and of suits towards women is emerging in the austrian capital b. which is home to a close knit community of chechen migrants and women from that community say they're being harassed by their male compatriots who see themselves as moral guardians d.w. one even sure has been to meet one woman speaking out against what some chechen men perceive as traditional rule. we are meeting. a rougher neighborhood of vienna she says growing up here as a chechen woman means being observed. by us monthlies and after her we were stopped and asked to shore i.d.'s and to speak in chechen so that they are certain that my brother is from chechnya too this is common man but although i. feel like north park on the underling recalls being questioned in a subway in vienna but chechen men who saw it as immoral if she had spent time with the man who was not from chechnya and ali is not her real name and we cannot show her face at a funeral for precautions still the 23 year old wants to race or voice against intimidation th

as sam moss said, we wish you many years here of love and success. thank you. >> the hon. london breed: all right, everyone. let's cut this ribbon. five, four, three, two, one. [cheers and applause] >> one more statement. we are the one. that is our first single that we made. that is our opinion. >> i can't argue with you. >> you are responsible please do not know his exact. [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] >> i had a break when i was on a major label for my musical career. i took a seven year break. and then i came back. i worked in the library for a long time. when i started working the san francisco history centre, i noticed they had the hippie collection. i thought, if they have a hippie collection, they really need to have a punk collection as well. so i talked to the city archivist who is my boss. she was very interested. one of the things that i wanted to get to the library was the avengers collection. this is definitely a valuable poster. because it is petty bone. it has that weird look because it was framed. it had something acid on it and something not acid framing it. we had t

. * in turkey the call to prayer ring out from is to use of moss but the gatherings around the world are being scaled back for a 2nd year in a row because of the pandemic at the grand mosque in mecca a limited number of worshipers are being allowed inside and only people who have been vaccinated or recently recovered from the coronavirus are being allowed to perform the pilgrimage in mecca during ramadan. with a liaison was done with the conversation it continues online you'll find us on twitter either or you can follow me on t.v. and remember whatever happens between now and then. another day you'll see that. the fight against the corona virus pandemic. has the rate of infection been developing what does the latest research say. information and. the coronavirus update coming. on t w. they are defining climate change. in bangladesh have water up to their necks. they're growing in a. field. it's been a regional tradition but is touted as a model for the entire country. list the idea. of 3000. and 60 minutes d.w. . are you ready for some great news i'm christine wonderland i am at the

now another nice tonight moss guy with nash trying to do like to sanctions on iran and saying that the decision to use them is worth than a crime. you are so user if the e.u. lacks coordination and if the left hand has no idea what the right hand is doing that's unfortunate but if the decision was reached consciously i mean the only going to go shish ns in vienna to save the joint comprehensive plan of action then this is a mistake that is worse than the crime. donald trump who once did everything to room the landmark iran nuclear deal or the joint comprehensive plan of action is gone america is back with its diplomacy as they're putting it and the negotiators are back in vienna to try and correct the mistakes of the past few years so it looks like all the ingredients are there to fix the egremont but then all of a sudden comes extra trouble from the european union for the 1st time since 2013 the blog decides to sanction a group of senior iranian officials for their role and a crackdown on the protests that happened 2 years ago in iran immediately fights back by cutting all talks with

also the broad from close calls moss and the american mob vande hei of nasa on the all bold deal between station during that time that they'll be overseeing the arrival of a new lab module named science a soyuz and i say teen spacecraft the said the trio to space was named after the 1st human in space eureka got it. constantine rosko force out the known sites as the crew took off and. you can see throughout iraq of the war it was that means dad saw those engines or the firing and the rocket is going to the store so you're . going to be doing. wow i mean we had amazing sight to see and everyone here at this viewing area are thrilled to see the rugged heading into space but i'm going to tell you something there are a new 3 people on earth there are more focused than the crew on board that saw use rocket because the 1st 10 minutes after takeoff are considered to be the most dangerous of their entire 6 or even 10 month stay in space now let me tell you few words about the crew so this time we have 2 russian cosmonauts 11 of the skin peter do broth and then one american astronaut mark bundy h

think i think people succeed in preventing the emergence of new mutants and be against you want to sue moss i'm dropper vaccinations how hopeful are you. given the vaccine stalking the country. not many hopeful at the moment but i think things are changing you know i think there is this aid which is coming from the us the u.s. is sending us all a stock of vaccines which are very optimistic and hopeful about i think of a certain some light cheating hurdles which have kind of creature been p.o.d. at the moment and hopefully that will allow us to damp up production i think the government has also provided some sort of an incentive in terms of fines to the vaccine manufacturers as to scale up if they do it fast enough i think that is open on the con and i think the other vaccines have also been put on a fast track to approval so the more the number of vaccines that end of the country i think greater the probability of being even to rule scale up vaccination what is your honest prognosis doctor do you think or care stumble as we continue to rise in india before this stabilise our eastern awaitin