norman was relieved.re would be tough day as head. ♪ how sweet the sound ♪ >> reporter: just one day later he attended a candlelight vim. >> how were you received. >> with open arms from the whole family. you know, they knew that i had just lost two people that i loved also. >> brittany's family buried her a few days later still not knowing who was responsible or even who would want to harm her. of course, there was someone police knew they needed to look at. the man brittany had recently divorced. terry eldridge. brittany was 17 years younger than terry. she was only 22 when they got married. it wasn't long before their marriage was in trouble. >> really you started to fall apart because she was getting antsy and wanted to have a family and settle down and he was just out driving a truck all the time. you know, she just kind of felt like this is not right for me like it used to be. >> the final straw was when terry found out brittany was having an affair with her co-worker norman clark and was pregnant w

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monty norman, who's died at the age of 94. new south wales lag on top of the harbour bridge in australia. the aboriginalflag had been flying over the sydney harbour bridge this past week for an australian observance event. the government described it as a practical and pragmatic solution. one more story to bring you, definetely one for neighbours fans. more than twenty years after ramsay street's, scott and charlene tied the knot, they're finally back together. kylie minogue and jason donovan have shared behind the scenes shots of them on set, filming for their appearance in the long—running show�*s finale, which will air at the end of the month. jason tweeted "so good to be back with this absolute legend", whilst kylie said "now we're back together". their iconic wedding episode pulled an audience of almost 20 million when it was shown in the uk in 1988. that's all for now, stay with bbc world news. hello there. it's still very warm out there. the heat is still in place, and it follows the warmest day of the year so far in wa

monty norman, who's died at the age of 94.'re finally back together. kylie minogue and jason donovan have shared behind the scenes shots of them on—set, filming for their appearance in the long—running show�*s finale, which will air at the end of the month. jason tweeted, "so good to be back with this absolute legend," whilst kylie said, "now we're back together". their iconic wedding episode pulled an audience of almost 20 million when it was shown in the uk in 1988. that's all for now. stay with bbc news. hello there. it's still very warm out there. the heat is still in place, and it follows the warmest day of the year so far in wales, with the temperature 29 degrees. for much of england, though, it was even hotter than that, with 32 in northolt west of london. that was monday's temperatures. tuesday's temperatures, well, they look a little bit different. cooling off by a few degrees across many parts of the country. changes coming down from the north—west, where we've got thicker cloud in scotland and northern ireland, brin

here's monty norman to sing shifting the spring sands.ally moved into composing... # if he died by human hand~#_ what's your name? ..and in the early 1960s, was asked to work on the first bond film. the producers wanted a piece of music for the opening credits. i suddenly remembered something i'd written for a musical called a house for mr biswas. # i was born with this unlucky sneeze... became... the music was arranged by fellow composerjohn barry. nearly 40 years later, monty norman sued a sunday newspaper who said that barry had actually written the theme and that monty norman had taken credit for barry's work. monty norman won, settling forever the dispute over who'd really written one of cinema's most famous pieces of music, used in every official bond film — underlining some of the movies�* most nostalgic moments... i suppose that's completely inconspicuous. ..and some of its most iconic ones. the films may never have had quite the same impact without monty norman's music. bond theme music plays. lizo mzimba looking back at the life

bond theme plays monty norman, who's died at the age of 94.emony led by president biden and his vice president kamala harris. the telescope is the most powerful ever launched into orbit — and can look further, and more clearly, into space than ever before. this was the moment the first image was released — showing entire galaxies with light spreading from behind them. some of the light dates back billions of years. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. a reminder of our top story today — britain's governing conservative party has set out the rules and timetable for the contest to replace borisjohnson as party leader and the country's prime minister. to enter the race, each of the eleven candidates will need to be nominated by twenty fellow conservative mps. voting will start on wednesday, with a final result expected by september— the—fifth. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello again. we are seeing temperatures hit 32 degrees and he could be a bit more data that shows some slightly higher temperatures but for the time b

it is the idea of greg i norman, a two-time winner of norman, a two—time winner of the open, _ normannot been invited to— the open, who has not been invited to this week's championship or champions dinner. _ championship or champions dinner. a _ championship or champions dinner, a decision tiger woods said _ dinner, a decision tiger woods said was— dinner, a decision tiger woods said was the right one. thanks for watching. hello there. for most of the country, tuesday was a slightly cooler day. we had much more cloud around. it was thick enough even to give a bit of rain here and there. but despite the cloud, here in london, it was hot. temperatures over 30 celsius again. much further north, preparing for the open at st andrews, it's cooler. temperatures were in the low 20s despite the sunshine. that cooler, cleaner, fresher air is moving down from the north, following this band of cloud that's still bringing one or two spots of rain. so, for much of the country, it will be a more comfortable night. these are the temperatures by the morning. still, that uncomfortable warmth, though, i

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. >>> british composer monty norman has died. likely know his work. ♪ norman wrote the theme song used in all 25 bond movies. 2001, awarded nearly $45,000 after british newspaper wrongfully credited other composer with the theme. monty norman was 94 years old. >>> look at deepest part of space, president biden released the photo from james webb telescope, mission to capture light from first stars and galaxies to form after the big bang, filling in blanks in earliest history of the cosmos. >>> next, a (male) there are many voices in today's world. everyone is voicing their opinions about everything, and jesus is no exception to that. what if there was a clear voice telling you exactly who jesus is? (male announcer) join dr. david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr. jeremiah's new series, "christ above all", on the next "turning point", right here on this station. >>> now to long overdue honor for world war ii hero who's incredible story of survival was nearly lost to history. cbs's

commentator: but it's - michael norman for the gold. kirani james, hudson—smith., you could see just what it meant. well, just look at matt hudson—smith. what a moment for him. he has had so many injury problems over the years, but now finally, he is a world medallist. it has been a whirlwind, like, these past three years — achilles tendon tears, hamstring tears, a lot of mental health issues, and this is just the start, like i said, so i'm going to enjoy it. but the performance of the day, indeed one of the performances of the decade, came from a america's sydney mclaughlin, as she beat her own world record in the 400 metres hurdles by nearly three—quarters of a second. commentator: sydney mclaughlin smashes the world record! - in a sport of the finest margins, a quite extraordinary feat and the defining display of these championships. andy swiss, bbc news, eugene. that's all from sportsday. goodbye. coming up next on bbc news it's the uk's hottest day: a new normal? the uk is experiencing unprecedented heat, records have been broken, the highest level of weather

i now call on representative norman. re -- rep. norman: thank you, chairwoman maloney. dr., thank you for taking the time to come. you said the biden administration had a top priority for protecting americans, protecting the border. did you say that? am i right? he has done a great job of protecting the border? dr. gupta: thank you, congressman, for that question. we believe strongly it is an important part of every nation to secure and protect its border. there are number things going on in this area that i think are important to note. as i visit i speak to the women and men on the border -- sen. norman: i don't mean to interrupt. i have a limited amount of time. is he taking the steps to protect, to close the border? is that what i understand you to mean? dr. gupta: congressman, thank you again. the president has taken steps to make sure our border remains secured. sen. norman: this is two different universes. you are seeing the numbers -- i assume you agree with the numbers of the illegals coming across, we will average 585,000 per month. we are up to 1.6 apprehensio

i know that the great norman lear just turned 100.n the family, a show you're very familiar with. maud, good times, the jeffersons. cla classics. this was like the sound track of my childhood. but this week laer wrote an op-ed in the "new york times," very pointed about op-ed about what his legendary character archie bunker would have thought about donald trump and january 6th, and i thought this was so smart and so important. he said, quote, for all his faults, archie loved his country and he loved his family, even when they called him out for his ignorance and bigotries. for if he would have been around 50 years later, he probably would have watched fox news, but the sight of the american flag being used to attack capitol police would have sickened him. their commitment to exposing the truth would have won his respect. what did you think of that when you saw these -- read these very important words from norman lear? >> well, it beautifully expressed i expressed, you know, he's like a second father figure to me. my dad died two years

first of all greg norman is an icon in the game of golf, a great player. do not see eye to eye on what is going on. and basically leave it at that. well all eyes will be on us open winner matt fitzpatrick as he tees off this week. last time he won at st andrews, his mum, dad and the family dog were the only spectators but the attention of thousands are on him this week as he returns a major champion. it was my first open at st andrews so you know, i wouldn't say it is one of my favourite golf courses. but to experience it in an open is amazing. it is definitely one that i watched growing up. i did not watch much golf growing up, to be honest. you can follow the open at st andrew's across the bbc from thrusday where bbc radio 5 live and bbc sounds will have live commentary of each round. there'll also be a daily highlights programme will be available on bbc two and bbc iplayer, with bbc sport website and app now the final whistle has gone at st mary's at the group stages of the women's euros. northern ireland beaten by austria in the end so if norway win th

monte norman, the composer of the iconic theme for the james bond films, has died ♪ norman was hiredo write the score for the first bond film "dr. no" and the theme has become synonymous with the legendary character ever since he was 94. >>> when we come back, a grandmother taking on a summer job to protect her community and a beloved summer tradition. >>> a lifeguard shortage that's closing pools nationwide is causing some unexpected people to step up ron allen reports from philadelphia where a grandmother is spending her golden years looking out for the kids in her community. >> reporter: at age 70, robin borlando came out of retirement this summer hoping to save some young lives. >> don't play on the ropes, baby. >> reporter: a mother of three, grandmother of six, answering philadelphia's plea for lifeguards to open public swimming pools and help people kids off the streets. >> i was a lifeguard when i was 16 and loved it i decided to finally to do something for our kids, our community. they're killing our kids they have no place to go the pools are closed all around >> reporter:

one golfing great has bemoaned the split. >> greg norman is an icon in the game of golf. great player. we've bn friends for a long time. and her godless of what happens, he is going to remain a friend. he and i, unfortunately, we don't see ida why and what is going on -- eye to eye in what is going on. reporter: saudi arabia has been accused of trying to sportswash its image. tiger woods thinks the rebels may be banned from future opens. >> some may never be able to play major championships again. we don't know that for sure yet. it's up to all the major championship bodies to make that determination, but it is a possibility that some players will never get a chance to play in a major championship, never get a chance to experience this. rerter: the sport is at a crossroads. it will be another uncomfortable few days for golf. brent: here is a reminder of our top story. u.s. president biden is in israel. he laid a wreath at the holocaust memorial ahead of talks with israeli leaders. his itinerary also includes a controversial visit to saudi arabia. you're watching "dw news.

architecture, for example, the palace of peace and reconciliation, designed by british architect normanoster, a 6 july. now the day of the capital is celebrated in kazakhstan. this is a public holiday. this was such a day in history. summer will be interesting. red roses on the windshield of my fiancé's car will exciting summer will not be boring movies serials documentaries cartoons producers of good things want and most importantly, but it is best to check. the plan to replace russian gas in germany with the supply of liquefied gas completely failed, the bundestag said. what statements is now making the minister of economics of germany

yeah. perino. norman. yeah. to just live with us for a few for much thumbs up there for sure. i never missed phone don't work, which is not on the moon. korean, leave michigan on my room or can share. this still is not shareable. mike, there was a lot of concern in europe, in nato, in the united states. that if we started providing ukraine with heavy weaponry, that this would somehow make russia think that we were party to the conflict and then expand the war. and we didn't want that many well acquit fortified areas have been constructed on the lp on dpi border in recent years. they're hampering rapid troob advances. they so called act defense strategy is 50 years old. it was developed by the west to oppose the ussr. today the ukrainian army uses it, so the russian army employs own school tactics, probing the enemies defenses, eating their positions with artillery fire, and only then involving infantry as others removed from that group. also, obama. i thought of that i see with the new issue for the using a fan, if you have more than for the thought, think you, we were fishing

. >> my name is norman lee. >> until 1971 he was a very successful if largely unheralded producer writer in hollywood but then he burst upon the public consciousness when he took on bigotry with his all in the family. >> buddy york and created absolutely iconic shows. >> they revolutionized not only cbs, but all of american television. >> our world is coming crumbling down. the are coming. >> to use language like that on tv was unheard of. it really captured a certain moment. >> 12% of the population is black but there should be a lot of black families living out here. >> is is only a beginning but i think it is wonderful. >> let's see how wonderful it is when the watermelon rinds come flying out the window. >> it scared me a little bit, i thought they better be careful. >> there was no doubt in my mind that american people were going to accept it. >> do you have any answer for people who say the show reinforces bigotry and -- >> yes. my quick answer is no. >> everyone will see something, they know well what is going on, it's not surprising. >> i bought some yesterday, it is in the close

norman, is now recognized for five minutes. is mr. norman back? rep. norman: can you hear me? rep. waters: you recognized for five minutes. rep. norman: thank you so much and thank you for this hearing. so goes housing, so goes our economy. most economists recognize that. i've been building housing commercially and residentially for over 45 years. quite frankly, if the problems we are having now, and i've heard a lot of people with answers, the problems we are having is very simple. gas and oil prices. the truck that brought lumber to the house today was not powered by solar panels. it was not powered by wind. it was powered by natural gas. if this committee wanted to get to the bottom of this, high gas prices affect over 137 different subcontractors within the housing industry. subcontractors, people dig the footings. to have a hundred and 6% increase in gas, that is what is driving your prices up. secondly is not being able to get workers. paying people not to work is a severe problem. third, supplies. i tried to order windows today. a simple window. guess what kind of timeframe

one golfing great has been moved, the split reg norman's and i kind of became a gone. it's great player. ah, we've been friends for a long time and regardless of what happens, she's going to remain a friend. and he and i just, but unfortunately he and i just don't see i die. and what's going on. and simply saudi arabia has been accused of trying to sports watch its image by investing and gulf ally, families of victims of the september 11th, 2001 attacks on the u. s. carried out mainly by saudi nationals of even protested against live tiger woods things the rebels may be banned from future opens. some of these players may may not ever get a chance to play major championships, and that is a possibility. we don't know that for sure yet as up to the all the major temperature bodies to make that determination. but that is a possibility that some players will never get a chance to play a major championship. never get a chance to experience this right here. the sport is at a crossroads. it will be another uncomfortable few days. so golf, hey, the quick reminder of our top sto

here's abc's janai norman. >> reporter: tonight, families of 9/11 victims protesting donald trump for hosting the saudi-funded liv golf tournament at his bedminster golf club. >> our loved ones are the heroes. the golfers and the former president are cowards. >> reporter: also enraged by this trump comment. >> nobody's gotten to the bottom of 9/11, and they should have. >> reporter: but during his campaign in 2016, trump squarely blamed the saudis for the september 11th attacks. >> who blew up the world trade center? it wasn't the iraqis. it was saudi. take a look at saudi arabia. open the documents. we ought to get bush or somebody to have the documents opened, because frankly, if you open the documents, i think you are going to see that it was saudi arabia. >> reporter: those documents, declassified by the fbi last year under president biden, described connections al qaeda and most of the hijackers had with saudi nationals, but the saudi government has always denied any involvement in the terror attack. tim frolic was in the south tower and survived. >> it's simple. the saudis did i

monty norman is credited with the famous james bond theme song. a post from his official website stated he passed away after a brief battle with an undisclosed illness. norman rose to stardom after composing music for the first james bond film dr. no back in 1962. his theme then went on to set the tone in 24 different movies. >> coming up, new at 5:30, the quickly changing coronavirus spawns yet another new variant. ucsf doctor joins us to break down the latest mutation and an uptick in hospitalizations in the bay area. >> plus a string of deadly robberies in convenience stores. how they may all be connected. >> and a check out this time space wormhole i creat how's it work? let me see your togo, and i'll show you. "poof" burt, you have my lunch. introducing togo's new pastrami cheese ste loaded with our world famous pastrami, sauteed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. now at togo's >>> you're watching kpix 5 news at 5:30. >> right now on kpix 5 stream

norman. are you on, mr. norman? >> yes ma'am, i'm sorry. i >> don't see on the camera, sir. there you go. >> can you see it now? >> -- can everyone see it? how about now? >> you are good, we lost you again. >> alison, can you come in, magazine -- can get this straightened out? what's going on here? >> mr. norman? the gentleman from south carolina? >> yes ma'am? >> you are on. we can't see you, is your video on? mr. norman? >> the videos on, and let's see. yes, ma'am? >> we need to see you on. can i come back again? >> yes, welcome. back >> i'm sorry, thank you. >> thank you very much. >> let's go to the next person. jonathan allen i, mr. foster also the chair of the task force on artificial intelligence is now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair. and my audible and visible? >> thank you, i am struck by the fact very often that it seems like we put a lot of effort into instruction, but not necessarily the right poses. we look around, the number of empty-nester sitting around and mansions with large numbers of empty rooms, i bet we could care cure the proble

happy birthday, norman mayer. thank you for all you have done. the news continues. let's hand it over laura coats and cnn tonight. >> it is picking all that i have not dissing the mauve theme song and medic a diver. it is all in my mind right now. i some him speak once, and i was just in awe in the front row. it reminds me of this nostalgia of watching all my children with my parents, anderson, i am jealous, jealous, that is my point. live in the moment, this moment right now, i am angry at you. thank you so, i appreciate it. everyone, i am laura coats and this is cnn tonight. the january 6th select committee is not arresting. multiple sources telling cnn that the former secretary of state, mike pompeo, could sit for a deposition as soon as this week. the committee shift the cabinet level official seems to indicate that they are interested in conversations about invoking the 25th amendment after the attack on the capitol. now pompeo will join a list of several level officials to meet with the committee. the panel is not the only one moving forward. it is now clear t

>> janai norman tonight. janai, thank you. >>> now to the growing number of shark sightings and in some cases, shark attacks here in the northeast. sharks closer to shore. so, tonight here, what's driving this? our chief meteorologist ginger zee off massachusetts tonight. >> reporter: with more than two dozen reported shark encounters along our coasts this summer, new england is now gearing up for its peak great white season. this is where the shark hunt begins. greg skomal and the atlantic white shark conservancy are on a mission to tag and track these creatures off the coast of cape cod. why are we seeing more sharks this season? >> the sharks are feeding close to shore. shark populations are coming back and we got lots and lots of people going in the water, so, that just creates almost the perfect storm in terms of the potential for shark attacks. >> reporter: the northwest atlantic has warmed three times faster than the rest of the world's oceans, than the rest of the planet. >> right. >> reporter: could

norman invasion of his neighbor. the staining attempts at a peaceful resolution by silencing its guns withdrawing his forces and in, in bracing diplomacy for countries which call for all parties to embrace diplomacy without naming russia. let us be clear. russia's ongoing actions are the sole obstacle to a resolution to this crisis. at a time when the international community is in dire need of unity and co operation to overcome 2 difficulties together is extremely irresponsible and dangerous to quinn to their cold war mentality. unblocked politics promote decoupling on small yard unheard of funds to politicize. instrumental lies on weaponized, comic and trade exchangers to coerce other countries to take size and to deliberately create division and confrontation. we're differences express between major countries at a meeting of the un security council. the 16 member body that leads to the united nations sarah flounder, co director of the international acting center activist group says the main reason the west continue

i love norman leer. i was just in awe in the front row when i saw him once. it reminds me of the nostalgia watching the shows with my parents and i still do today ooichlt jealous. live in the moment. i'm angry at you. i appreciate it. everyone, i'm laura coates. and this is "cnn tonight." >>> the january 6th select committee isn't resting. multiple sources telling cnn that the former secretary of state mike pompeo could sit for deposition as soon as this week. the committee shift to cabinet level officials seems to indicate they are interested in conversations about invoking the 25th amendment after the attack on the capitol. pompeo would join the list of several cabinet level officials to meet with the committee. and that panel isn't the only one moving forward. it's now clear the doj hasn't been dragging its feet. where it ends up is not entirely certain, but the doj seems to have its march of orders in place. we're going to follow those footsteps and dive into how far the doj has reached into the trump administration. and specifically where federal prosecu

good already. who is lieutenant colonel uh gusev so all the guys oh, norman hi do n't tell anyone.o you know what i will return? hurry, hello. i thought you looked good in spain. thank you. listen, i've been waiting for luggage at domodedovo for a long time, and show the series on tv, i liked it, what time it is. i dont know. let's see the sequel. come on, an 18th century guarneri violin was stolen from the stage. in hot pursuit , the criminal could not be detained. however, he left his calling card on the security cameras . well that sucks. it's not me who set me up, i understand, it sounds stupid, really. how can you how can you do this to me? the last thing i want to do is see you. you are amazing. dmitry came up, no, he didn’t. and why on earth are you getting into my business, where i don’t get into me appointed handles. i am now a senior plenipotentiary. i'm some kind of bastard. i also have spiritual qualities. i want it not to be like before. where are the records from the video cameras in the prosecutor's office? naturally, i kept one copy. you tell me what you think about

it was some final, it was won by michael norman of the us, behind him the former olympic champion.dson—smith held off his rivals down the home straight to take the bronze medal. you can see just what it meant to him. he won the european title back in 2018, but since then he has had a string of serious injuries. he has been in doubt, he has suffered from mental health issues. he reviewed at one point last year he even attempted to take his own life. afterwards, he spoke about everything he has been through. i spoke about everything he has been throu~h. ., �* ~' spoke about everything he has been throu~h. ., �* ~ , .,, spoke about everything he has been throu~h. ., �* ~ , ., , through. i don't think people really know the half _ through. i don't think people really know the half of _ through. i don't think people really know the half of it. _ through. i don't think people really know the half of it. it's _ through. i don't think people really know the half of it. it's been - through. i don't think people really know the half of it. it's been a - know the half of it. it's been a world

i have in norman's respect -- in norman's respect for her as an economist, but that statement greatlyised me. not as much as the fed saying we would get out of this with 4.1% unemployment but i don't see any basis for thinking either of those statements is a reasonable protection given what we know. haidi: former treasury secretary, larry summers, speaking exclusively with david letson. australia is set for its deepest tightening for a generation, raising the risk of an economic slowdown. but are you expecting this week? annabelle: -- >> the reserve bank of us really it is expected to continue its monetary tightening. an interest-rate hike tomorrow, which would be its third back to back 50 basis points increase and the sharpest tightening in a generation. shery: how concerned are we when we see home prices flying for a sixth consecutive month? >> right now, the economy is being described by policymakers as robust. we are seeing signs of a hot economy and unemployment is at a 50 year low. spending is still strong but there are fears of a slowdown next year. the reserve bank is expected