i'm phil gallo welcome to the program oscar winning composer and you mark tony has died at the age of $91.00 he helped to define an era of cinema writing music for more than $500.00 films he was perhaps best known for his scores of italy spaghetti western films including the good the bad and the ugly a friend said he died in hospital from complications after a fall. let. me see the film music i write is constrained by the cinematic images their exact length like a stopwatch little when it comes to interrupt in the music. that's a kind of person at a concert i have more freedom i can conduct faster or slower and be more independent and the audience loves that. his music for once upon a time in the west is this famous is the film itself. it was just one of many collaboration's with spaghetti western pioneers set surely on it but marconi was always keen to talk about his other work to. look at that but. why do we always have to talk about westerns germans in particular know a lot about westerns but they often don't know the other films which are very important to me that's my grievance.

by the way for the hateful way he was the oldest person ever to get an oscar of the time. robin medal with a consideration of the life and times of ennio morricone thank you. going to go a brief look at some of the other stories making news around the world a courting germany has ordered the lifting of coronavirus lockdown measures in the western district of goods is not the original high court ruled that the restrictions were unlawful this is stripped of more than 300000 people close to its past this is police and other institutions following a severe outbreak in for coverage 19 of the local 10 years slaughterhouse. israel meanwhile has reimposed the selective lockdown to fight a spike in corona virus cases fast nightclubs gyms and events spaces have been ordered to close with immediate effect 11000 people that are currently infected according to the country's health ministry. international flights to and from kenya with you next month presenter who of kenyatta announced a phased reopening of the country after 4 months of coronavirus restrictions a nighttime curfew will r

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it is tried it 2016 the age of 86 he had already had an honorary oscar delivered as i said by. clint eastwood you know 10 in 2005 so i think story so easy to get nice 1st individual and he's in his mid eighty's and he was working right up to the end at 91 he was indeed he toured here in europe last year and we saw with an incredible orchestra big orchestra doing his music i mean this is a man he he really bestrode the world of film music all his life and indeed when he got his oscar by the way for the hateful 8 he was the oldest person ever to get an oscar a time rub a medal with a consideration of the life and times of ennio morricone thank you. now to japan where severe flooding in the southwest of the country has left at least 44 people dead and thousands of homes without electricity search and rescue operations are underway as bad weather continues to batter the region. on the grounds of a school a call for help. and a desperate need for rescue. after record rains last parts of southwestern japan over the weekend some areas have been left devastated. thousands of troops hav

and farewell to one of hollywood's greats — double oscar winner dame olivia de havilland has died at of 104. hello and welcome. the indian prime minister, narendra modi, says his country has proved the doubters wrong when it comes to handling the coronavirus pandemic. but while things are improving in big cities like mumbai and delhi, rural areas are struggling to cope. the overall trend is worrying. almost 350,000 new cases have been reported across the country over the past week. this graph from johns hopkins university shows the growth in daily cases since the start of the year. many health experts in india are concerned about how steep that curve is becoming. the total number of cases now stands at almost 1.4 million. more than 32,000 people are known to have died. and in the countryside, they don't have enough resources or the right facilities to treat infected patients. 0ur correspondent yogita limaye sent this report. and a warning, some parts of it are distressing. covid—19 has reached rural india, where hospitals are oftenjust buildings with no staff or equipment. "bring oxy

by the way for the hateful 8 he was the oldest person ever to get an oscar of the time. robin medal with a consideration of the life and times of ennio morricone thank you. to japan where severe flooding in the southwest of the country has left at least 44 people dead and thousands of homes without electricity search and rescue operations are underway as bad weather continues to batter the region. on the grounds of a school a call for help. and a desperate need for rescue. after record rains last parts of southwestern japan over the weekend some areas have been left devastated. thousands of troops have been called in to bring people to safety and search for survivors continues bad weather is making that work harder and with more rain expected a quarter of a 1000000 people have been told to evacuate their homes. some are reluctant to move to the shelters due to fears of coronavirus spreading. most have no choice but to leave. others were left trapped. at this nursing home for the elderly 14 people died after being unable to escape the flooding. emergency services and loca

and the two—time oscar winner dame olivia de havilland, who starred in gone with the wind, has died at age of 104. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. the body of the late american politicianjohn lewis has made a final crossing over the bridge in selma, alabama, where, more than four decades ago, he led a march to campaign for voting right of african—americans. it was part of a multi—day celebration of the life of the civil rights icon and congressman who died earlier this month at the age of 80. our north america correspondent peter bowes reports. the final crossing and a symbolic moment. draped in the american flag, john lewis's casket was taken by horse—drawn carriage over the edmund pettis bridge in selma. alabama state troopers saluted the civil rights campaigner while members of his family walked behind in silent tribute. a sombre journey back to montgomery, 55 years afterjohn lewis took part in a march led by martin luther king jr to challenge the state governor, george

two—time oscar winner dame olivia de havilland who starred in, the wind has died at the age of 104.ports day is coming up soon. first, the - review. hello and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best movies available for viewing in the home and in cinemas. remember them? the big movie news this week was that the release of christopher nolan's tenet has been delayed yet again due to coronavirus. yet despite the shock waves caused by that announcement, uk cinemas are starting to welcome back patrons, with movies like the killer crocodile picture blackwater abyss now playing in theatres, and the russell crowe action unhinged still due to open wide on the 31st. this week, the us indie pick st francis takes a delayed bow in nearly 100 uk cinemas. i'm tired. we just started walking. will you carry me? let's go back and get the stroller. no! we're almost there, it won't take long if you carry me. the park is really close? come on. you're sweaty. # i wonder where friends...# the brilliant future debut from writer and star kelly o'sullivan, this is a vibrant and

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composer whose work helped define an error in cinema ennio morricone has died at the age of 91 the oscar winning composer was perhaps best known for his scores of the italian spaghetti western films including the good the bad and the ugly a friend says that he died in the hospital from complications after a fall. it's one of the most iconic movie soundtracks ever in your america a new school for the 1966 film the good the bad and the ugly. over a career spanning decades the composer found success with his unique style and approach. i don't ascribe images with my music when there is an important movie it's key that the music says what isn't said and what you cannot see. him. born in 1928 morricone started out as a trumpet player after training at a prestigious rhyme conservatory writing film music began as a way to make some money but he was soon in demand. his music for once upon a time in the west is as famous as the film itself he was just one of many collaboration's weeds big 80 western pioneer sergio leone. the film music i write is constrained by the cinematic images their exact len

i'm not jemima, oscar—nominated actress and precious.emima, i'm oscar—nominated actress and precious. i'm not jemima, i'm not your girlfriend and as long as you're100% honest with me we are good. let's get in the van. come as you are good. let's get in the van. come as you a re clearly good. let's get in the van. come as you are clearly has both an impressive pedigree and a sturdy story which is refreshingly funny, frank and fearless on the subject of the sexual needs and rights of disabled. as no surprise that reviews have been failing as feel—good and heartwarming. it's also not surprising that the film has attracted criticism to failing to cast actors with disabilities in the lead roles. the star and also produce her and says that logistics limited their opportunities while director richard wong asserts that the films message was so positive it was worth any backlash. it is true that some of the smaller roles do feature actors with disabilities including philpott himself who makes a cameo appearance as indeed he did in the 2011 film.

farewell to one of hollywood's greats — double oscar winner, dame olivia de havilland has died at thege of 104. hello and welcome to the programme. india is one of the countries worst affected by the pandemic, with health facilities in some areas being put under intense pressure. some parts of the country have re—imposed lockdown restrictions, while others have chosen not to, for economic reasons, but the infection has spread to villages. the government says it's seeing an encouraging recovery rate despite the rising number of infections. our correspondent yogita limaye reports now, on india's battle with covid. covid—i9 has reached rural india, where hospitals are often just buildings with no staff or equipment. "bring oxygen," a woman pleaded, searching for doctors at a medicalfacility in the eastern state of bihar. herfamily struggled to revive her father—in—law, who was unable to breathe. he died before a doctor could see him. many are asked to take loved ones to the nearest big city, patna, but here, too, conditions are grim. mani bhushan‘s uncle was treated in an icu, where ther

kelly reports the deputy oscar ochoa worked at the santa rita jail which is dealing with an outbreak of positive cases. >>the 25 year veteran of the alameda county sheriff's office work both in the court system as well as here at the santa rita jail there are currently a 104 positive coronavirus cases among inmates here and many of the sheriff's office staff who have tested positive. both deputies and non sworn personnel are connected with this facility. deputy oscar ochoa was one of 65 people working with this law enforcement agency to be infected since march. while most of the cases among the inmate population and the staff have been asymptomatic are very mild both roach and his wife maureen were hospitalized. she was out within 10 days but roach a had been in icu and on a ventilator for over 3 weeks. >>i thought every single day for him. and never gave up. until yesterday when it was just a minute he was and he couldn't. could and when this battle on the night of his death. >>members of several east bay law enforcement agencies came out to john muir hospital to show their support

, my sister, oscar's mother. i have been advocating since the murder of my nephew, oscar grant, january 1st, 2009, early new year's morning. policing tactics, inactions that led to the death of mr. george floyd. we are extremely hurt and grieve with the nation at the horrendous killing of breonna taylor arbury and now, brooks. we offer our deepest condolences and prayers for these families. there is no horror comparable to watching your loved one be murdered. that horror is forever etched in your memory. perhaps because it could have been prevented. the power of the police to put deadly force with the most significant use possible we give to any public official and that responsibility must be guided by the goals of save every human life to protect human rights. per law results in officers killing civilians more often than necessary. many families and communities devastated and the public less safe. these tragedies disproportionately impact communities of color. the senseless murder of george floyd has gained atte

the oscar-winning italian film composer has died at age 91.res.ced original >> he do not have to be a fan of classic westerns to recognize music composed by him. westerns on spaghetti such as the good, the bad and the ugly. he helped define a cinematic era . >> i do not describe images with my music. it is key that the music says what is not said and what you cannot see. >> until the 1960's, film scores were unassuming, designed to go almost unnoticed. he changed that and became a star. soundtrack is from the mid 60's, onward. the famous spaghetti western soundtrack. much more prominent .ole >> the italian composer was honored by hollywood than oscar for a lifetime achievement. nine years later, he won the academy award for quentin tarantino's film the hateful eight. >> this is something amazing, unexpected. my type of work, you do not think about them positive or negative consequences. in general, there are not negative ones, but that can be negative consequences if the film does not succeed or if people do not like the music. everything went

farewell to one of hollywood's greats — double oscar winner, dame olivia de havilland has died at thege of 104. hello and welcome to the programme. india is one of the countries worst affected by the pandemic, with health facilities in some areas being put under intense pressure. some parts of the country have re—imposed lockdown restrictions, while others have chosen not to, for economic reasons, but the infection has spread to villages. the government says it's seeing an encouraging recovery rate despite the rising number of infections. our correspondent yogita limaye reports now, on india's battle with covid. covid—19 has reached rural india, where hospitals are often just buildings with no staff or equipment. "bring oxygen," a woman pleaded, searching for doctors at a medicalfacility in the eastern state of bihar. herfamily struggled to revive her father—in—law, who was unable to breathe. he died before a doctor could see him. many are asked to take loved ones to the nearest big city, patna, but here, too, conditions are grim. mani bhushan‘s uncle was treated in an icu, where ther

she won two oscars, the second in 1949... he has grown greedier with the years. ..for the heiress.the 19505, but not before her talent had made an indelible mark. olivia de havilland, who has died at the age of 104. with all the sport now, here's olly foster at the bbc sport centre. good evening. there was a lot at stake on the last day of the premier league season, especially at the bottom of the table. match of the day follows the news with all the goals and drama but if you want to know what happened, then stay right there. after five years in the top division, bournemouth and watford have been relegated today as aston villa did just enough to stay up. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson the premier league, it feels like you win it when you stay in it. even in the final minutes of the season, we had those twists. snapshots of i°y we had those twists. snapshots of joy to score, and then agony to concede immediately. dean smith felt it all, as an aston villa supporter, as well as their manager. a lot of people had is relegated and we have to work extremely hard. i thought we

and then being nominated, that is an oscar to me. >> with an oscar and more movie roles in hand -- >>to magically disappear? >> hudson finally got around to putting out her first studio record in 2008. it won the grammy for best r & b album. >> wow, i'm just in awe right now. >> but the joy of hudson's professional rise was interrupted unthinkably. in october of 2008 when her mother, brother and nephew were murdered by her sister's estranged husband. hudson testified at the trial and took time away from music to grieve. >>> you talked about your mother. do you think about her when this is all happening? >> today is my mother's birthday. she used to write me letters when i was away. she said, of all the things you've done my favorite part is the person you are. and that you are good to everyone and your character. i don't know any other way to be. i've seen the highest of the highs and the lowest of the lows. >> how did you have the strength to get out of those lows? >> you have no choice but to go on. the best way to keep going is to honor their memories and to live in the way they wa

>>oscar new those risks and doing his job just as all of our people do. and he did regardless the 57 year-old was supposed to retire this january in addition to his wife. he also leaves behind his son and stepchildren as well as his parents and 3 sisters, a celebration of roaches life is being planned but because of complications related to the coronavirus. >>it may end up being live streamed maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>she shuns are stalled on another coronavirus relief package, partly because of the expanded unemployment those are set to expire and just stays washington correspondent alexandra le mon has the latest. >>republican lawmakers can't agree on the details for another trillion dollar coronavirus relief package, this is like a drop dead take the situations families need this money to pay rent ensued, nevada congresswoman susie lee says the democrats heroes act was already passed by the house and extends the extra $600 a week in unemployment benefits republicans say those payments are preventing some americans from returning to work some like vi

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thank heaven, then, forjacki weaver, who was oscar—nominated for recent hits like animal kingdom and much—needed dose of oomph to a film that, although good—hearted, borders all too often on the bland. there's both a theatrical and virtual release for il traditore, the traitor, a sprawling drama about tommaso buscetta, a member of the sicilian mafia who turned informant, shedding light on the inner workings of the cosa nostra. in competition at last year's cannes film festival, marco bellocchio‘s ambitious, if not always enthralling drama depicts buscetta and his family from whom he was separated by geography and imprisonment, and some of whom he lost to a catalogue of internecine mob violence. the most intriguing scenes are those between buscetta and judge falconi, with these two men from opposite sides of the law finding unexpected kinship and respect. there's weird theatre, too, in the courtroom scenes, in which buscetta testifies while mafiosi who watch from behind barsjeering, gesturing and occasionally taking the stand. it's an epic story, which was the italian entry for the 92

composer whose work helps define an era of cinema and you'll morricone has died at the age of 91 the oscar winning composer was best known for his scores of these talian spaghetti western films including the good the bad and the ugly a friend says he died in the hospital from complications after a fall. it's one of the most iconic movie soundtracks if any american nice goal for the 966 film the good the bad and the ugly. over korea spending decay the composer found success we've he's unique style and approach. to it now this can you will see. i don't describe images with my music. when there's an important movie it's key that the music says what isn't said and what you cannot see a quitter who will see the human. bone in 1920 ice morricone started out as a trumpet player after training at a prestigious rime conservatory rushing film music began as a way to make some money but he was soon in demand. his music for once upon a time in the west is as famous as the film itself it was just one of many collaboration suites big 80 western pioneer sergio leone e. 3. the film music i write is constr

she won two oscars, the second in 1949... he has grown greedier with the years. ..for the heiress.from hollywood in the 1950s, but not before her talent had made an indelible mark. dame olivia de havilland who has died at the age of 104. a journalist has written on olivia's life and legacy. it is really more than one legacy. there is the acting, gone with the wind, and then there are movies like the heiress which she won an academy award for. but i think manyjust as important as what she did off the screen when she challenged the contract system of hollywood. at the time, they had a system where they could really hold people indefinitely and would sign a seven—year contract, but it meant that you had to actually work for seven years. so the studio system, which was extremely powerful then, they could say, not let you work for six months and so you are not honouring your contract. olivia wasn't the first woman to object to it but she was the first one to go and say, i will take this as far as it can go, and she filed legal action in california in the 1940s and she won. they decided,

as well as over 100 classical works in 2007 he was awarded an oscar for lifetime achievement and 9 years later he scored for quentin tarantino's the height full as one him and now 30. morricone became known as the maestro he received a star on the hollywood walk of fame in 2016 and he celebrated as the world's greatest film composer. towards the end of his career he went on to her with 200 musicians delighting fans with a life experience of the movie music magic that he'll always be remembered for. earlier we spoke to robin rimbaud and electronic musician and miracle nathan we asked him what made the composer's music so special if you know about morricone he scored over 20 films a year he scored so many films that in fact no one really knows how many films he scored it something like over 500 but through this progression he learned the best way to tell the story interestingly the obvious he didn't only use music so he used the sounds around him so in the spaghetti westerns you have the sounds of a sign creaking you have footsteps you have the actual movement around you so in many ways he

connie has died he was responsible for some of the most famous film soundtracks of all time and won an oscar for his lifetime achievement is also coming up india now has the 3rd highest number of cases in the world after the u.s. and brazil infections soared to $700000.00 as the outbreak gathers pace. we look at why the country is having such a hard time containing the spread. and its one of the world's most famous monuments the eiffel tower in paris is pope and again after his longest peace time closure because of the pandemic. and welcome to the program italy's oscar winning composer and a has died at the age of 91 he helped define an era of cinema writing soundtracks for more than 400 films he was perhaps best known for his scores of so-called spaghetti westerns including the good the bad and the ugly a friend says morricone died in hospital from complications after a fall. kidney the film music i write is constrained by the cinematic images their exact length. when it comes to interpret the music that's a kind of person at a concert i have more freedom i can conduct foster and be more in

. >> reporter: she returned to the oscar stage over a half century later as a presenter at the 2003 oscarss night is a memorable one for me. and so was that night 53 years ago. >> reporter: never a pushover, de havilland pushed for fully realized characters and fsl to on t winning in court to get out of her restrictive co first signed when she rs, a was just 18 years old. that had her playing opposite erroll flynn in "the adventures of robinhood." >> robin. >> yes? then you do love me, don't you? >> reporter: she would go on to star in movies for the next 5 years, retiring from film in 1988. she moved to television, winning a golden globe for her work in "anastasia: the mystery of ana". she first won the award back in 19350. >> my golden globe has been waiting, i think it's 37 years, for a mate, and at last i can take this companion back. >> reporter: one of the last stars of the golden age of hollywood, olivia de havilland gone at the age of 104. >> her legacy lives on. the law that limits contracts for actors and actresss is called the de havilland law, and that is the "overnight news" f

she says the infected staffer worked in oscars pod. >> we had isolate oscars grandmother. possible to isolate him. now, my mother has to stay home. >> reporter: the family will stay put for

can you give oscar a kiss? oh, good job.mily so i feed him blue. >>> making news at 4:27, new fears lead gooe vernor newsom t order a new shutdown. >>> and the zoo may need to close unless they make a critical change. >>> and pressure growing to wear a mask numbers reveal how unhappy some measures are with president trump's response to the pandemic. >>> good morning, it is thursday, july -- oh, goodness. mike, what month is it? >> i think it is july. >> it is really july. here we are. >> it could be june 32nd if you wanted. >> yes. that's what i was thinking. >> because june was such a great month, let's keep it around. how are you doing this morning? >> i'm well. how about you. >> >> i'm doing well too. let's take a look at the forecast. look at the wind in fairfield, 31 miles per hour. so a little breezy. more cloud cover this morning. but that is all going to go back to the coast today. and a deeper marine layer and faster sea breeze means a little more cooling. yesterday we dropped a couple agrees, this afternoon we'll d

mississippi burning, an oscar—winning thriller of racial injustice.han the name of the man who brought them to we see a different world, whether it be from whatever country the film might have been about, you know, predominantly american cinema and british films, obviously, but it was just that magical place in the dark, and i can't think of anything in my childhood that actually excited me more than actually going to the movies. he had made his name making adverts, perhaps his most famous the cinzano ads with joan collins. a working—class londoner, he'd started out in the post room and, 15 years later, he was nominated for an oscar for midnight express. this brutal, terrifying film wasn't much of an advert for the turkish prison system, and that was one of the reasons new york's high school for the performing arts was a bit anxious when he said he wanted to make a film about them. they needn't have worried. fame: the movie inspired a tv series and a stage show that's still playing a0 years on. # fame, i'm gonna live forever... # don't cry for me, arg

passed away from coronavirus and just one day before, the department announced the death of this man, oscar rueca. he fell ill in june. the deputy was just 56 years old. he leaves behind his wife who survived covid-19. >>> the death toll and number of covid cases continue to surge. california has added 9,700, nearly 10,000 cases since thursday. another grim milestone reported just yesterday, 159 new deaths across the state, which breaks thursday's record of 157. >>> here locally, nearly 1,200 of the new infections were reported in the bay area, 345 of them in alameda county. contra costa reported just two new infections yesterday. >>> a new call from hundreds of health care providers nationwide to put the u.s. back on full lockdown. more than 300 doctors from harvard medical school, yale and ucsf signed a letter written by the u.s. public interest research group. it was sent to the trump administration and to every governor and member of congress. the medical professionals write that we need a new strategy for containing the virus because we're losing the battle against covid-19. >> we shou

she says the infected staffer worked in oscars pod. >> we had isolate oscars grandmother. it is possible to isolate him. now, my mother has to stay home. >> reporter: the family will stay put for the next 14 days. out of an abundance of caution, programs were suspended on friday. and, the facility, receiving heightened cleaning. the city has been running a summer camp at the montclare recreation center since june 29th. 27 kids divided into pods, during outdoor activities. the city says it followed all cdc guidelines. but, the kids told their parents they were eating inside, and did not always wear a mask while playing outside. >> i am not happy, i found out they were eating at the same table together without masks on. >> when you are inside, when you were eating and not wearing a mask, if you're congregated together less than 6 feet, that introduces a higher risk. >> reporter: this doctor is an infectious disease specialist. he is not involved with a specific case. >> younger kids less than 10 ke as well as transmit covid to adults. >> reporter: he believes the city should

can you give oscar a kiss? oh, good job. so i feed him blue. >>> making news at 4:27, they are reopening in one bay area county, but not everyone thinks they are ready. >>> hundreds of people marching in the east bay in support of "black lives matter." a fear of confrontation with counterprotesterses was peaceful. >>> and a man caught on video slashing a woman's car tires, she says it was because of what she had prominently displayed inside. good morning, it is monday, july are 13. happy monday to you. hope you're having a great start to your day and week. checking in with mike nicco for a look at the day ahead. >> good morning, how is your monday starting? >> so far so good, thank you. >> good. let's hope it stays that way, right? let's talk about what is going on weather-wise. if you are tired of the heat, it starts to break today. let's take a look at your winds, gust s to 35 in fairfield, 13 i napa. so the seabreeze is back. and you can see a littleziness bridge this morning. we'll see more cloudiness the next couple of

the oscar winning composer ennio morricone best known for his getty western scores dies aged 91. below the united kingdom has set its sights on those involved in the murder of jim . as done veiled its 1st you know natural sanctions since leaving the european union 49 individuals and organizations have been sanctioned under the government's new system to punish human rights offenders russian authorities implicated in the death of lawyer segmented ski have also been targeted so new reports. a long awaited action against abuses of human rights the measures announced by the foreign secretary committed the u.k. to holding perpetrators of mistreatment to account. this government and this house sends a very clear message on behalf of the british people that those with blood on their hands the thugs of the sports the henchmen of dictators will not be free to whoops into this country to buy property on the king's road king's right to do their christmas shopping in knightsbridge or frankly to siphon dirty money through british banks rather financial institutions the new regime of sanctions

the oscar winning composer ennio morricone best known for his spaghetti western scores dies aged 91. below with more than 530000 people dead the coronavirus pandemic is showing no signs of slowing but the focus of attention has shifted yet again as india surges past russia to become the furred hardest hit nation with nearly 700000 infections or their cases per capita remain low the outbreak there isn't expected to peak for several more weeks india is now only behind the u.s. and brazil which together have more than a 3rd of all the world's cases and deaths meanwhile the limits of our understanding of the disease have been highlighted again as 239 scientists now say there's evidence airborne and can spread through smaller particles in the air they want the w.h.o. to revise its recommendations is about per annum begins our coverage from new delhi where some areas are reopening despite concerns the total number of cases could be underestimated. it took. 17 years to build the taj mahal in the 17th century and for those wishing to see the mob a muslim for his wife months the wait just got

we have retired nypd detective, oscar odom coming up. fox news political analyst giano caldwell weighing in on media and prominent democrats downplaying the riots. you won't believe the new sound we have got on tape. republican guy reschenthaler from house judiciary he is with us. we've got more. we're digging into the newly declassified documents. it is getting worse by the day. it shows chaos going on behind the scenes at the fbi and floundering failed, trump-russia probe. showing the fbi misled the fisa courts to get pourerful wiretaps on trump and his team and more. we're uncovering this information. the fbi officials under the obama administration commit perjury? media research center's brent bozell tackle how anonymous leaks to the media kept the trump-russia collusion story alive for three years when behind the scenes, top officials like james comey, peter strzok, james clapper that they had no evidence of trump-russia collusion. they told house democrat this. newly declassified documents show former fbi official peter strzok slam

oscar winning a time consummate any america money has died. he scorered movies such as "the good, bad, andnd the u ugly, and "cinema paradiso." oscars and golden globes. he passed away overnight in a rome clinic. and that is it for this edition. please stay with us here on france 24. >> it may be a cliche, but we truly are living through extraordinaryy times. covid-19, climate change, a global movement against racism -- here on france 24 we want to menu the human stories behind the headlines. the program is called the new normal and it features original reporting every week from france 24 correspspondence all around e world. >> the new normal on france 24 and france24.com. >> hello, and welcome to the france 24 interview. today with this, one of the living legends among war reporters, one of the most famous british journalists. thank you for being with us. you are here in paris with good news -- finally, 22 years after being published, your memoir has been published in french. it is an iconic book. it is translated in french now at the equator

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the two time oscar winner attended the high school.he was the last surviving cast member of gone with the wind. a now controversial movie for its depiction of racial stereotypes. it was nominated for five oscars and took home best actress twice in 1947 for to each his own and 1954 the heiress. she lived if paris france. isn't it nice to have actual sports to talk about? >> another win at the coliseum but how exciting is it without fans at the ballpark? an honest answer. stick around. sports is next. want restaurants to open? and schools? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask every time you leave your home. choose to join the fight against covid-19. do your part. slow the spread. >>> welcome back, the giants will wrap up their first series of the young baseball season tonight in primetime. the orange and black are taking on the dodgers tonight down in los angeles. the game is 35 minutes away. after scoring two runs in the first two games

deputy oscar ochoa was one of 65 people working with this law enforcement agency to be infected since march. while most of the cases among the inmate population and the staff have been asymptomatic are very mild both roach and his wife maureen were hospitalized. she was out within 10 days but roach a had been in icu and on a ventilator for over 3 weeks. >>he gave us. many many many years protecting all of us out there. and i feel horrible and. just you know we're going to retire, he was going to retire in january. i mean it's it's just so unfair on the night of his death. >>members of several east bay law enforcement agencies came out to john muir hospital to show their support for the fallen officer, his flag-draped body was transported to the coroner's bureau as the motorcade followed behind there was probably a mile. >>behind us of police and motorcycles we will consider his passing a line of duty does and he will get all of the appropriate. honors that he deserves alameda county sheriff's office spokesperson sergeant ray kelly says road just showed the same bravery as all front-li

. >> reporter: gates and oscar jordan both deputies working at the spalding county sheriff's department say their investigation led them to a notorious trailer park on the whiteside of town. >> where tim's body was found i knew those people came from the trailer park, because who else knew about that secluded place. you had a lot of vicious people in that trailer park. for weeks, several of us worked on that case. when they took me off, they told me that it wasn't my job, because i was a road deputy, and i wasn't a, so-called, investigator, all because i was getting a little bit too close, along with oscar jordan. >> reporter: jordan says i handed off all his information to the spalding county sheriff's office and georgia bureau of investigation. >> i reported back to the gbi at that time, and the sheriff. i was sharing everything that i learned, but i wasn't privy to whatever they were finding out. next thing i know it ended abruptly. it's coming to me saying okay, we've reached a dead end. we can't go any further. i don't think the attention that should have been put on this case was