is that -- does the baby like norman >> oh, she loves norman, but also she's kind of a mean girl to normansh. how did you celebrate her birthday, her 2-year-old birthday did you go all out or tiny >> i mean her birthday is in november, so at the time like we really couldn't go all out. >> jimmy: yeah >> but we went all out for ourselves because we invited our siblings and our parents, and then went to an amazing place that we wanted to go to and then through her rodeo birthday, which i love horses so it seems to be really pointed to things i like [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, i don't know if a 2-year-old is really riding horses at that age, yeah it is like, oh, my that's so ridiculous >> i know, i know. she does love horses though, and i'm slowly am brainwashing her, but i want to say that it is genetic but it just happens >> jimmy: but, yeah -- your husband is houston astros' pitcher justin verlander -- an amazing athlete. please tell him i said hi. how is he as a dad with a 2-year-old >> oh, he's the best dad i mean he really is. he helps -- he is always so involved he is the best partner

alicia: ralph norman fresh off the visit to the border, congressman norman giving his take when he joins us next hour. carley: congress pays tribute to fallen police officer billy evans lying in honor in the capital rotunda after being hit by a car while guarding capital grounds. video shows the moment as his young daughter kisses his mom before wiping tears from her eyes. dc police in colored helmets salute the motorcade carrying the fallen officer. evans was an 18 year veteran of the force, he leaves behind two children. ashley: republican and democrat house leaders will layout their vision for infrastructure, they will discuss what constitutes infrastructure and how to pay for the $2.3 trillion proposals as mitch mcconnell reveals shocking estimates of president biden's plan.

norman will vote no on h.r. 172. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. bonnie watson coleman, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mrs. watson coleman will vote yes on h.r. 172. and as the member designated by mr. donald payne, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. payne will vote yes on h.r. 172. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. crenshaw of the great state of texas, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. crenshaw will vote yes on h.r. 172. mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. babin of the great state of texas, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. babin will vote no on h.r. 172. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from massachusetts seek recognition? >> as the member designated by representativ

norman: it's norman, i get confused with ralph northham. chairman, i appreciate you having this meeting, this committee hearing. i want to thank the witnesses for taking the time to appear and -- before the subcommittee. i'd like to begin by acknowledging the amazing progress that the united states has made on climate change. we are leading the world in reducing emissions and having reduced more than the next 12 emissions-reducing countries combined. because these reductions have come via innovation and market forces, energy costs have decreased nationwide. while it really wasn't reported by the media, the trump administration made substantial progress to protect the environment. combined air pollution admissions fell within 7% while simultaneously growing the economy, particularly before the covid-19 pandemic. my colleagues on the left have regrettably reported to fear -- resorted to fear tactics to scare people into action regarding climate change. this is not healthy nor is it productive. one survey of 30,000 people worldwide found that

norman: ok. what in your opinion is, on the parks per million, what is central, permissible, on a co-2 emissions in your opinion? what actual amount do you think is permissible? greta: of course there is no magic amount that is an ok amount. the science doesn't really work that way. but of course we can say that it is -- the more -- the higher the concentration of co-2 in the atmosphere, the bigger the risks are going to be. you can't say that there's one amount that is acceptable and not. of course there's not one magic tipping point where everything is beyond saving and so on. but rather we should try to keep it as low as possible. mr. norman: ok. so you wouldn't name a particular number. what about china, india, the other countries, if this bill passes, there's no retribution against these countries that's going to offset anything we do here in america. what is your take on that? greta: if we just talk like that, it would be very convenient, wouldn't it? rather we need to see the holistic pers

norman lear, the great producer norman lear. [ cheers and applause ] and great american, norman lear.my parents. and i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for norman lear. >> jimmy: that is crazy. so he -- how did he -- he knew them both individually then set them up? >> he did. my mother was working for him as a script supervisor. he did that show with dean martin and jerry lewis called "the lux hour," i think? >> jimmy: oh, yes, early on. >> he was doing that. my mother was a the script supervisor, my father was directing in yiddish theater. norman had also been involved with the yiddish theater. then the lore is he just put them both together, and voila. >> jimmy: and you came out. [ cheers and applause ] >> i did. i was -- yeah. >> jimmy: that's crazy. your parents both working in television theater, that sort of stuff, you grew up, i assume, on sets? on these different shows? >> yeah. i mean, once i got to middle school and found out that, you know, nobody liked me and i was such a quiet, shy child, if i took them to the set, my dad directed "man from u.n.c.l.e.," "try light zone." >>

her friends who have to be frank gehry richard rogers norman foster then offered to. help and who wanted to take part in providing a maggie center and different hospital. american architect daniel levy skint is working on the next maggie center in london making it the 25th in the u.k. it's been a really helpful place for me to come and i've found that it's been more helpful to get support. from my friends and family because i can't save them as i would like to and covert time so this has been a really wonderful neutral space and very supportive for me. maggie center in leeds is just one example of how architecture can help in the healing process. anyone who is a fan of sushi knows you can eat sea wheat but the edible kinds are nothing like that slimy stuff you sometimes get between your toes when swimming in the sea well is that really true seaweed is incredibly good for you and it also tastes great but not just of salt and sea water it can't even remind you of truffles we met up with 2 women who harvest a number of tasty seaweed pariah that is in the icy waters north

her friends who happened to be frank gehry richard dr jurors norman foster then offered to. help and who wanted to take part in providing a maggie center and different hospital. american architect daniel levy as cantor's working on the next maggie center in london making it the 25th in the u.k. it's been a really helpful place for me to come and i've found that it's been more helpful to get support. from my friends and family because i can't see them as i would like to and covert times has been a really wonderful neutral space and very supportive for me. maggie center in leaves is just one example of how architecture can help in the healing process. anyone who is a fan of sushi knows you can eat sea wheat but the edible kinds are nothing like that slimy stuff you sometimes get between your toes when swimming in the sea well is that really true seaweed is incredibly good for you and it also tastes great it's but not just off salt and sea water it can even remind you of truffles we met up with 2 women who harvest a number of tasty seaweed pariah that is in the icy waters north

her friends who happened to be frank gehry richard rogers norman foster then offered to. help and who wanted to take part in providing a maggie center and different hospital. american architect daniel levy cantors working on the next maggie center in london making it the 25th in the u.k. it's been a really helpful place for me to come and i've found that it's been more helpful to get support. from my friends and family because i can't see them as i would like to and covert time so this has been a really wonderful neutral space and very supportive for me. maggie center in leeds is just one example of how architecture can help in the healing process. anyone who is a fan of sushi knows you can see wheat but the edible kinds are nothing like that slimy stuff you sometimes get rich when your toes when swimming in the sea well is that really true sea weed is incredibly good for you and it also tastes great but not just of salt and sea water it can't even remind you of truffles we met up with 2 women who harvest a number of tasty seaweed pariah that is in the icy waters north of

her friends who have to be frank gehry richard rogers norman foster then offered to. help and who wanted to take part in providing a maggie center and different hospital. american architect daniel levy as cantor's working on the next maggie center in london making it the 25th in the u.k. it's been a really helpful place for me to come and i've found that it's been more helpful to get support. from my friends and family because i can see them as i would like to and covert time so this has been a really wonderful neutral space and very supportive for me. maggie center in leeds is just one example of how architecture can help in the healing process. anyone who is a fan of sushi knows you can eat sea wheat but the edible kinds are nothing like that slimy stuff you sometimes get between your toes when swimming in the sea well is that really true seaweed is incredibly good for you and it also tastes great but not just of salt and sea water it can even remind you of truffles we met up with 2 women who harvest a number of tasty seaweed pariah that is in the icy waters north o

her friends who happened to be frank gehry richard rogers norman foster then offered to. help and who wanted to take part in providing a maggie center and different hospital. american architect daniel levy can't is working on the next maggie's center in london making it the 25th in the u.k. it's been a really helpful place for me to come and i've found that it's been more helpful to get support. from my friends and family because i can't save them as i would like to and covert time so this has been a really wonderful neutral space and very supportive for me. maggie center in leaves is just one example of how architecture can help in the healing process. anyone who's a fan of sushi knows you can eat sea wheat but the edible kinds are nothing like the slimy stuff you sometimes get between your toes when swimming in the sea well is that really true seaweed is incredibly good for you and it also tastes great it's but not just off salt and sea water it can even remind you of truffles we met up with 2 women who harvest a number of tasty seaweed pariah that is in the icy waters

janay norman, thank you. >>> to our southern border tonight more than 22,000 unaccompanied children aren u.s. custody. nearly 500 per day picked up on average in the last 30 days and take a look at this harrowing rescue. border patrol agents pulling two honduran boys to safety, ages 13 and 7. the two are not related and were separated from their mothers in mexico. the boys abandoned by a man who was supposed to take them to the u.s. >> overseas now, grave insurance tonight for the health of russian opposition leader alexei navalny. his press secretary says navalny is near death in a russian prison. the 43-year-old who was sentenced in a russian court in february has been on a hunger strike for 18 days. >> there is much more ahead on "world news tonight," the urgent safety warning involving peloton's popular treadmill after reports of children getting stu t machine. >>> and the emergency crash landing, the plane dropping to the ocean during an air show. what we know about the pilot. stay with us. with the capital one venture card, you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase every d

in 1992, norman's art company was named after his dog, who was named after what type of cheese? string cheese; c, brie; or d, gouda. d. [laughs] it's not you! no, this is to eric! it's to eric! heather, you can't pop in like that! it's gouda, brother. johnny bananas: all right. - that's an easy one. - all right. listen, you had a little help there from your cast member, all right? [laughter] now, this next question is going to heather b. and only heather b. what very popular stage musical is set in new york city but based on a shakespeare play? is it a, "west side story"; b, "a bronx tale"; c, "on the town"; or d, "rent"? hand down, julie. - "on the town" or something? - no, incorrect. [buzzer] it is "west side story." i seen a lot of broadway, jb. i ain't seen that one. your penalty is, i want you to do a freestyle about your time on "celebrity sleepover" so far and what you think about this show. (rapping) so i'm [inaudible] this trivia game, i won't win. why? 'cause the fix is in. jb with these questions. heather b got skills. yet, i won't mention that the fact that we had ma

he said, norman, norman, how could a iowa farm boy like you be working on a second-class crop like wheat? [ laughter ] but just briefly on water. i think what we're seeing with water, i spent 35 years of my life on just trying to get cleaner water to more people that don't even have five gallons of clean -- or have never in their life had a clean glass of water. it's the leading cause of death around the world. we have a potential in this country, and that's one reason why i highlighted the work on foreign aid for a very small amount of money to really help find -- the countries that are reeling from unclean drinking water, to find a way to bolster their health. we're seeing -- we're working on an effort in d.c. right now to help hospitals and healthcare clinics around the world get a better supply of water. 40% of the world's healthcare clinics in developing countries, 40%, don't have access to water either in the institution itself or within 500 meters. in other words, it's tanked in -- or it's carried in by donkeys or people go to carry it. they go down to the river to pick it up. can

here to react is ralph norman. make of the timing of the administration now saying they may be filling in these gaps? >> the question, why now? what changed from day one when this administration took the reins of power? what changed is the negative publicity they are getting, the pictures they take on the border and the recently catching the terrorists from yemen they are catching, jen psaki was saying it is limited but what about the ones we missed? the devil being in the details we will see. it is just words. the whole administration is words to give them time to in their minds press, not reported as the crisis that it is but it is a genuine crisis that criticized donald trump and blamed him for it which -- jillian: if you look at this poll biden's handling of immigration, 56% of people in this poll disapprove, 42% approval. has there been a shift in public opinion after the biden administration said we will not allow media into these facilities to show you what is going on? do you think that is when the public s

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norman just lose his wife always prays for his safe return. in a dangerous neighborhood. and ended up making lots of money through crime. in 15 years up want to steal all they see. fortunately i did bad things. kill people. that's why today my mission is to. be. it'll be the 1st time he attends one since the pandemic hits me. while gangsters patrol the streets with automatic weapons dimitri on my chains prepares to deliver a sermon. evangelical christianity is booming among the poor this is one of the many churches in the favelas. options. on a wheelchair. the church's pastor is get the service going. but this brand of christianity there are a lot of young people in the congregation. dimitrios asks anyone to come forward who has a friend or relative in a drugs gang. that's what his time as a gangster he can do they are they are. part of life that i lead i had money and power but i had to hide every night because i couldn't trust anybody. not even my friends. he. later back at his home he told us he never got a good night's sleep as a gangster but he had had high expectati

then the arabs and the normans arrived or conquered.f migration created an incredibly beautiful city. >> it almost looks like new orleans. you look down, it's like the french quarter parts of it. but palermo's beauty has come at a cost. this magnificent architecture is the legacy of wealthy land owners who built grand palazzos on the profits of their estates while their workers lived in poverty. when this system collapsed in the 19th century, workers moved out of the countryside and into the city where poor and rich now live side by side. stanley. grazie. hidden behind this 400-year-old door is a world i've never encountered. i have been invited to dinner by a real life princess. >> stanley. >> princess stefania di raffadali is one of the last surviving members of a sicilian royal family. >> nice to see you. >> thank you very much. >> i'm very happy to be here. the princess became a royal through marriage to a direct descendant of the norman conquest. this palace has been in her husband's family since the 16th century and is preserved l

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. >> 90 ranking member norman. i appreciate your being a partner in areas where we can collaborate and appreciate the participation. i now want to introduce our witnesses. our first t witness today is doctor joseph adley who said to director of public policy at harvard kennedy school. next we hear from peter erickson who's the climate policy program director of the stockholm environment initiative . irthen we will hear from tori how stuff, she's the founder of the j new collective. we will also hear from joe consular who is the seventh generation resident of the ohio river valley and then we will hear from miss greta thunberg who is a al world-renowned climate activists. finally we will hear from frank mozzarella who served as senior vice president of policy economics and regulatory affairs in the american petroleum institute. the witnesses will be a muted but we canswear them in . please raise your right hand, do you swear or affirm that the testimony are about to give his the truth, whole truth and nothing but th

her friends who happened to be frank gehry richard rogers norman foster then offered to. help and who wanted to take part in providing a maggie center and different hospital. american architect daniel levy scant is working on the next maggie center in london making it the 25th in the u.k. it's been a really helpful place for me to come and i've found that it's been more helpful to get support. from my friends and family because i can't save them as i would like to and covert time so this has been a really wonderful neutral space and very supportive for me. maggie center in leeds is just one example of how architecture can help in the healing process. anyone who is a fan of sushi knows you can see wheat but the apple kinds are nothing like the slimy stuff you sometimes get between your toes when swimming in the sea well is that really true seaweed is incredibly good for you and it also tastes great but not just of salt and sea water it can even remind you of truffles we met up with 2 women who harvest a number of tasty seaweed the riot is in the icy waters north of the arc

part of got democrat strategist and former kamala harris campaign senior advisor sarah evangeline normancome everyone. >> think you can expect hi. kennedy: so chris bedford i will start with you. is it possible root causes and long term strategies only with a couple of the countries that are involved without visiting the southern border and seeing the short-term ongoing crisis that is not abating? >> know i do not think so. that's the thing a graduate student might have the luxury for working on the paper. but when you're actually in a position of authority we have been assigned this by the president of the united states you have to make action. for the first week of this going down president joe biden said she is in charge on the 24. two days later one of her senior aides said no, no, no she's not in charge within three days after that jen psaki said that's right she's not in charge. while a few weeks later she's been skipping the confidential briefing part she's not gone down to the border. now she sang what we are going to do to fix this is going to take time for going to fix guatemal

norman, for five minutes. mr. norman: madam speaker, i rise to recognize rosalyn federline for her substantial political involvement in my district. she most recently served as president of the clover lake riley republican women, the largest republican women organization in the fifth district of south carolina. rosalyn held this position for three years where she made great contributions to the conservative movement in york county. she was also a volunteer for the clover lake riley preservation park district and played an active role in collecting signatures to get their referendum on the ballot. prior to moving to south carolina, she served as a board member and president of the ocean springs republican women in mississippi. she later joined the jackson county republican party executive committee. she was the first female republican to run for alderman in ocean springs. unfortunately, she lost to the democratic incumbent by only 23 votes. she also served on the ocean springs chamber of commerce executive committe

her friends who happened to be frank gehry to drug norman foster then offered to. help and who wanted to take part in providing a maggie center and different hospital. american architect daniel leaders can't is working on the next maggie's center in london making it the 25th in the u.k. it's been a really helpful place for me to come and i've found that it's been more helpful to get support. from my friends and family because i can't see them as i would like to and covert time so this has been a really wonderful neutral space and very supportive for me. maggie center in leeds is just one example of how architecture can help in the healing process. anyone who is a fan of sushi knows you can see wheat but the edible kinds are nothing like that slimy stuff you sometimes get between your toes when swimming in the sea well is that really true seaweed is incredibly good for you and it also tastes great it's but not just of salt and seawater it can even remind you of truffles we met up with 2 women who harvest a number of tasty seaweed the riot is in the icy waters north

that prominent is right along the water norman e.daytrippers and holiday makers from around the world stroll along here before the pandemic a welcome $2000000.00 guests each year the locals are used to the commotion from before the locals used to say feed and snappers a coming of age that was the expression they used for the past not. in favor. you might call gad's 57 local historian his grandfather set up a boat rental business at the lake 111 years ago. now comprises 90 pleasure boats included and with their 1st all electric models. they've been cruising the lake since 968. want to stamp. have fun. with all the row boats paddle boats emotive boats and water slides it can get pretty busy out on the water during the high season but most people here are looking for some r. and r. rather than action. we're making an excursion on lake city say because it's all 45th wedding anniversary to have. your graduation thank you for. starting in the 1960 s. tourists began coming to lake to. me this is a season length it is a soaks up gas from aro

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. >> norman is putting into folsom lake for the first time this season you must endure the 5 mile an hour speed limit dictated by the low water levels. there are some of instructions. so many obstacles out there. >> so they can't market when it gets down that 5 miles an hour is no fun. >> if you're you know, try to do a board or whatever. for the time being. water lovers will take what they can get at folsom lake. >> lonnie wong. >> we'll take what we can get. checking our 4 zone forecast as we get a live look outside the there's water there in the bay. >> yeah, the lakes are going down the base coing that's the way we that's the way we do it these days. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. concerning to say the least. lawrence. yeah, absolutely. i mean. >> that's really where we get all of water during the summer months since the see the snow pack as pours. it is. that's where it sits right now. but it's across the entire sierra nevada, not just one spot overall, we're just down and we just didn't get enough snow from so far this season. well, they're just not a lot of h

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i'm janai norman.ight clashes between police and protesters near minneapolis reaching a boiling point after officers fatally shoot an unarmed black man. this new case inflaming already heightened tensions in the community still grappling with the death of george floyd. painfully familiar sights and sounds in america. protesters squaring off with police amid cries for justice after the shooting death of an unarmed black man at the hands of police. >> we gather on this ground from which daunte's blood cries out, and we gather to say enough. >> 20-year-old daunte wright killed sunday afternoon in brooklyn center, minnesota, just outside minneapolis. what was meant to be a traffic stop suddenly turning into traditioncally. police officers say an officer accidentally discharged her weapon while attempting to arrest him. >> he was a son. he was a brother. he was an uncle. he was a father. he was a grandson. he was so much more, and he did not deserve this at all. my heart is literally broken into a thousand

we have the brothers coming up who lost their father norman.have had them on the program a couple of times. very passionately speaking out about what happened to their family. they will respond to the latest bombshell report about those nursing home deaths. and what we actually had access to and knew at that point in time, but it was not made public, john. >> john: their story is tragic and compelling and emblematic of only a single case, but there are thousands of others out there across the state of new york. and the whole thing is just so tragic. >> sandra: they will join us to have next hour. >> john: stacey abrams playing a major role in rob manfred's decision to move the all-star game out of atlanta. the issue on full display ahead of the masters tournament in a gusto where the chairman and even some of the golfers have offered their views on the new voting law. steve harrigan live in atlanta, what is everybody saying, steve? >> a different strategy and mood there at the four-day tournament beginning this morning. major league baseball co

and it was completely overwhelmed within 2 minutes norman had to make them to be a problem who're. india has reached a breaking point hospitals are turning away patients supplies are running out queues are hours long at testing and vaccination sites many walk away empty handed . the big cannot be vaccinated out of it being put on by many things are not so good. volunteers are working around the clock to cremate and bury the dead. even if it is night even though i finished the last father day because so much of the body so that is the reason if you want to finish all the and then go home. several countries have imposed travel restrictions on india to keep the new variant from also overwhelming them. i'm now joined by sure he is secretary of indian a public health association delhi and the vice president of the indian association of epidemiologists to a very warm welcome us or thank you so much for joining us i mean very bleak situation in india horrifying scenes that we've just been seeing very palpable fear . where the government i mean the government seems to have completely lost

and cody, wyoming and his troop actually came into the camp and they had a jamboree together and norman now have stayed in touch ever since and al's just another guy where he i've called norm. he picked picks a phone same thing with l simpson and they're both so committed to our efforts, but they're all so symbolic in that they have taught this nation the importance of working together and cross the aisle, which is one of the hugest things right now for our country. we need bipartisan cooperation. so we're in the process now a building the minetta simpson institute at our museum where we will replicate and honor these two men, but also use them as a teaching tool on how government practices should work for this country. wonderful rachel water has i think this is to me, please don't prepare the model minority with being italian american. two are not comfortable. it's insulting to insinuate. the experience is a similar. i was merely using a metaphor to illustrate the silliness of racial stereotyping but all metaphors limp, and i know we have to be careful about those racial. so thank you

well, you've got a norman church in rural england.odern concept. it's diversity, it's multiculturalism. it's a woman of colour, who is the vicar, ministering to a predominantly white parish. but even kina had been told, during her training, that she wasn't the right material for the job. the person who was helping me, to see if i can be a vicar, said this to me, "well, kina, i really can't seem to see where you would fit." she even said, "oh, because of your spirituality, your background, your colour, or whatever — i don't think you'll everfeel at home in the church of england." kina wouldn't accept that she didn't fit in, and wouldn't give up. she feels, though, that until the leadership changes, nothing will really change. the challenge is the church of england, the leaders. how come we don't have representatives in leadership of black people, people of, you know, asian or other ethnicity? why aren't we seeing more of that? what is the future for the church? i don't know if there is, because based on the racial reckoning of the chur

yes synchronizing those schedules in norman by god oklahoma newspaper columnist and de rigueur reckons the coarsening of america didn't begin in 2016 or even 2021 it began with our learned ability to easily communicate without face to face interaction civility is often lost behind an anonymous keyboard people who would never think of voicing an insult to another person are quick to type such unpleasantries and share with the world david your students grew up in the digital swamp yet to my eyes they do not seem more course than older people if anything their social conscience seems to be more conspicuous in my typecasting generation's unduly. well the generations are separated by more technology than anything else we might i might have called 'd my buddies when my was a teenager by doing this with the phone i don't think today's kids understand what this is that's ok at each generation has its own what i do know that what doesn't change is what's in here and what's in here and it's difficult for the kids today they can communicate what they can do if they can communicate with each other

. >> well, in norman, california, we are serving in eureka, santa rosa, and also redding, california. whether there's others overtime in and out of burbank, we will see. we do expect to expand our presence in burbank and other markets. and we also expect to enter into other bases in the western u.s. and connect other points. so we will see how things develop. so far, we are really encouraged with the very early bookings we have seen today from santa rosa and from eureka. is off to a great start. hopefully we can add from there. >> last question, then we are out of time, what about change fees or cancellations? >> we have no change fees. now we don't do refundable fares, so it is not refundable, but we don't have change fees. that's not anything that is a pandemic thing, that is always our intent, and that will stay for as far as i can, as far as my crystal ball looks, no changes. we want to make it easy for customers to choose us, and that's a big part of i think one of the things that we can you thank you for your time. >> you bet. >> appreciate it.appreciate it.c >>> thank you so mu

this time david cameron contacted jesse norman who is the financial secretary to the treasury.st raises more questions about the extent of the lobbying the former prime minister did. at the time he was working as a senior adviser to the greensill firm. and he had share options worth $60 million. some very difficult questions here for david cameron to answer. i think labour is calling for everything about this deal to beat now declared complete transparency. i think the stories got a long way to run. yeah, there are a lot of questions for david cameron to be answering this weekend. pl. cameron to be answering this weekend. �* ., ., cameron to be answering this weekend-— cameron to be answering this weekend. ., ., , ., weekend. a lot of question. jason, do ou weekend. a lot of question. jason, do you exoect _ weekend. a lot of question. jason, do you expect more _ weekend. a lot of question. jason, do you expect more of _ weekend. a lot of question. jason, do you expect more of this - weekend. a lot of question. jason, do you expect more of this across l do you expect more of thi

look at the pictures out of norman that's a car dealership. they'll have some repairs there.orologist mike nico. you are seeing the beginning of a cooling trend. that won't touch inland areas today. tomorrow morning will look a lot like this with a may gray weekend. mid-60s to upper 60s for san francisco enrichment. 80s, inland. look at the 50s at the coast. tonight, mid-40s to mid-50s. >>> time for "deals & steals." mother's day is around the corner, tory johnson has great gift ideas for all the moms, special care givers in our lives. point your cell phone camera at that code on your screen to head right to the deals and let's head right to the deals right now. tory, good morning to you. how about a little breakfast in bed for mom. >> absolutely, robin. this is printfresh. you can let momma lounge in style and comfort. 100% cotton poplin fabric that gets softer with every use, whimsical prints. lemon zest as well as tiger queen and i love that the line is size inclusive. extra small to 4x. your choice of robe, sleep shirts and sets today are 50% off and start at $49. >> i lo

of psychological break with raul castro's death and that's why you see this 10 year process of the norman club and the castros trying to manage those aspect expectations with this succession model but i'd like to return very quickly to what the ambassador was saying about the pandemic pen demick and specifically the fact that there are questions throughout the past 3040 years of how the cuban government has responded to past epidemics covering them up locking up doctors like dr does he then goes back in 9798 who warned about a gang get a demo when people were dying we also saw that there was a lack of reporting during a sikh epidemic in 20162017 we're receiving reports now that the situation in cuba with regards to cope in 1000 is much worse that's one bit than what has been reported with official numbers i think everyone is concerned about defeating code 19 globally and also within cuba but in addition to that the fed honestly my government. has done better than some of the neighboring regional countries you know contain we don't know because they date 20162017 those claims were made abo

the state department is ordering all norman essential personnel out of its embassy in chad to saying the security situation is deteriorating the warning follows reports of rebels making their way to as the capital of show me now from the north german nationals have also been advised to leave chad's military says operations against the rebel threats on the way. in afghanistan children with disabilities face many challenges in getting an education but this hasn't stopped one school continuing to give hope and opportunities to death children fear controversy reports from kabul. on the road the words here are silent but the classrooms are full of life and for these children just coming here during a war has not been easy. i hope there will be peace in afghanistan once will be peace the situation will be better and will be coming to school without any fear to continue our studies. afghanistan one of the poorest countries in the world people with disabilities are stigmatized most of the time there simply shunned support and education services are extremely limited so schools like this one

different it was completely overwhelmed within 2 minutes norman had been a completely your problem worse. india has reached a breaking point hospitals are turning away patients supplies are running out queues are hours long at testing and vaccination sites many walk away empty handed . the bee could not be vaccinated after being put on 1. 100 or so good. volunteers are working around the clock to cremate and bury the dead. even if it is likely will try to finish the last body a father did because no much it is really keep the body full that is the reason we want to finish although. several countries have imposed travel restrictions on india to keep the new variant from also overwhelming them. time is running out in the search for a submarine that went missing on wednesday with $53.00 people on board in the nation's navy and ships from countries including the us and australia are searching for the vessel after it lost contact near the coast of bali authorities say the submarines oxygen supply will last only until saturday local time leading to a could be too late to save lives. it's a rac

currently we have around $10000.00 troops now from the stone the majority from norman u.s. allies and patna countries. we have been closely consulting on our presence enough go on the song or the last weeks and months. in the light of the us decision to withdraw for an under fence ministers of nato discuss the way forward today and the science. that we will start that would draw all of nato rissa support mission forces by may 1st our drawdown will be orderly coordinated and deliberate we plan to complete the would draw down for all out troops within a few months and the tal of on attacks all no troops during this period will be met with a forceful response. we have and into afghanistan together we have adjusted over poster together and we are united in leaving together this is not an easy decision i made that entails risks our sides had for many months we face a dilemma because still turn it into leaving in an orderly fashion is to be prepared for a long term open ended military commitment with potentially more nato troops. this is not the end of all relationship with the p