parker introduced her to popular actor matthew armored. in ferris bueller's youth movie hit. beret weekend became a broadway star and the youngest- ever theater award winner. tony both had experience of difficult relationships behind them. parker was barely recovering after an exhausting seven-year romance with robert downey jr., whom she pulled out of drug addiction every day, and the armorer was experiencing depression after breaking up with jennifer gray. she left him after a terrible car accident in which they ended up in northern ireland, the actors themselves were seriously injured, and the women from another car perished and the wanderer miraculously escaped prison . the immediate, talkative and humorous parker made an immediate impression on matthew even a few months later. they started dating among other things they tied up. passion for the theater 95 they played together on broadway in the musical. how to succeed in business without doing anything, and the armored car received a second prize for his role, tony got married after a

it is jus amazing -- reverend parker.t the fact that finally in 2022, have justice, we have laws in place that were fought for so long ago. better late than never and hopefully going forward, there will be more justice for crimes that are hate-based and racially-based. amy: let's talk about your great-grandmother ida b. wells, this remarkable figure in u.s. history. talk about how lynching, with the original lynching that motivated her more than 100 years ago of her three friends. talk about what happened. >> in 1892, three of my great grandmother's friends owned a grocery store. they were lynched because they were so successful that the other person decided to eliminate the competition. she knew they were not guilty of any crimes, so she wanted -- she started investigating other lynchings to see how many innocent people were being killed. amy: in 1898, over 120 years ago , in response to the lynching of another man, the postmaster pressure baker in lake city, south carolina, your great-grandmother visited president willi

many thanks, jessica parker, reporting _ they didn't.nks, jessica parker, reporting there, as we i they didn't. many thanks, jessica . parker, reporting there, as we could see, emmanuel macron still there, still shaking hands and hugging his supporters, clearly a spirit of elation. to his rival now, and speaking shortly after the exit polls showed that marine le pen would not be making her way to the elysee palace, she can defeat. but she said she would keep up the political fight she said she would keep up the politicalfight against she said she would keep up the political fight against emmanuel macron in the run—up to thejune parliamentary elections. translation: this evening french people have - shown that they want a strong counterweight to mr macron. and of course we want to see that they have shown that they want to have protection and to not see the undermining of social systems and purchasing power. they stand against insecurity and the change in the retirement age proposed by emmanuel macron. this evening, i fear that the next f

peter parker?hink of regardless of their backgrounds or profession, they're here to help. >> reporter: now, peter parker is ready to meet his forever family, and here they are. the young family, they are with us and they are so excited. we're talking about who he gets to sleep with tonight. who takes him on a walk first. you guys ready? >> yes. >> we're not going to make you wait anymore. t.j., come on, where is peter parker? >> peter parker, come on out. >> wow! [ applause ] oh, my goodness. the little white paws. >> peter was laying down for a nap just a second ago. oh, oh. >> aww. >> hi. >> oh, he loves you guys, look at that tail wagging. >> oh. good doggie. >> peter is very excited right now. >> kisses, kisses, kisses, kisses. he's so excited. he loves you guys. >> very excited. just laying down in the back for a nap before he came out. >> aww. >> peter is very excited. >> how grateful are you guys to finally meet him? >> we have been waiting for this for awhile. we're so excited to finally me

for that you'd need the reverend parker. as it is a biography of his story because for 66 and a half years people have been telling till story. or ignoring it. or bending it. or selling it. you might know what happened to emmett till in 1955 and if you don't it's fine. i'll bring you up to speed. but you might not know that the way you might not know the ways that his story has been suppressed altered and sold. since 1955 suppressed altered and sold those three key verbs are at the heart and core of the biography. of emmett till's story because time and again. the chance to make a buck has fueled the outright suppression of the story or the alteration of key details. and so by the end of the evening, i hope you'll agree with me that there is simply no way. to look back at the history of emmett till storytelling and not conclude. that whatever else until story might be it has also a commodity a commodity that has been told more for its cash value than for its moral lessons. and i think you'll agree too that the money made on

thank you very much indeed, jessica parker— outrage.k you very much indeed, jessica parker in dunkirk. _ and simonjones in dover, what's the reaction there, on this side of the channel, where so many of the small boats arrive? dover is at the sharp end of the immigration debate and speaking to people in the town, there does seem to be a consensus that something needs to be done to stop people risking their lives crossing the channel in this way, but no consensus on sending people 4000 miles to rwanda is the answer. it has been business as usual in the channel. from here, it is incredibly calm overlooking the sea. we have seen several boats brought to shore by the border force and potentially another 200 or so people on top of the 600 people who arrived yesterday. in other ways, things are very different because from today, the military have taken operational control in the channel from the border force. i think they are going to bring in more surveillance, there is going to be £50 million available for new equipment. 0ne is going to be

reverend parker is a cousin of emmett till. his childhood best friend and the last living eyewitness to the abduction and murder, and he is also, all-till related, my true north. you heard him talk about the fun loving bicycle boy that was emmett till, and you heard him talk about the dark hours of the mississippi night when two of till's killers went through the house bed to bed pausing to interrogate parker before finding till in the next room. it's important to start with reverend parker, because most of us, especially me, only know till as an icon. the boy whose lynching inspired a generation and launched a movement. we know him as a story that pushed rosa parks into action, as a tortured body on the pages of "jet" magazine or as a turning point in the life of john lewis, and we knew, as his mother has said, that he did not die in vain. but if the reverend parker were here, he would remind us that we have lost the joyful obscurity of those first 14 years. so in what follows, i will give you a glimpse into the long and drama

. >>> coming up, the co-ceos of warby parker will join us as part of the count down to the inspiring next saturday honoring people who make an impact we will speak tohem ou tabt that honor and the turbulent markets after this quick break you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. >>> welcome back to "the exchange," everybody hit session lows just about 20, 30 minutes ago but we're off those levels now, the dow down 475 versus an earlier drop of 600. nas back in focus for the remainder of this month. what's that just tomorrow? no, tomorrow is the last trading day of april this could be the worst month for the nasdaq since october 2008 let's check the sectors. we're seeing technology and some of those exposed sectors under the most pressure yet again if we take a quick look in tech today. amazon, intel, alphabet and var sign are among the worst performers one area that's rallying are the chinese internet nam

president patrick parker will explain. after switching to the farmer's dog we noticed so many improvements in remi's health. his allergies were going away and he just had amazing energy. it looks like nutritious food, and it is. i'm investing in my dog's health and happiness. get started at longlivedogs.com jack: officials are ready to shrink assets and move fast on interest rates but will their plan do enough to cool red-hot inflation. joining me is patrick parker. thanks for coming on the show. appreciate it. you and many of your colleagues acknowledge the fed got caught behind the curve on inflation. now you are taking serious action. is it possible to handicap for the audience how high rates have to go and can you raise rates, the age-old question, without causing a recession. the historical precedent is not great on that score? >> where i am, we need to raise rates methodically, to get us to neutral. we are raising the fed funds rate but i'm supportive of starting sooner rather than later the normalization of the bala

hundreds of fans and admirers of tom parker are standing outside.peeches. one of tom's bandmates spoke at the funeral. he will always remember his laugh, that tom parker has left us far too early, and the heartbreak shared here today is a credit to him. he ended his speech with the words, "rest easy, mate. " of course, tom parker from the wanted diagnosed with this aggressive brain cancerjust 18 months ago. in the last 18 months, he has packed a lot in. he threw himself into a publicity campaign to raise awareness of the condition, as well as writing a book, amongst other things. really, there is huge sadness in this town today for the funeral of this 33—year—old much loved member of the community, and much loved musician. music can be a real comfort for people living with dementia, and now a new report underlines how melody can improve the lives a report published today showing house singing and music improve health and well—being. 0ne house singing and music improve health and well—being. one group dimension choir, greg satchell has been talking t

star of broadway's "how i learned to drive," actress mary-louise parker an all-new "closer look.turing the 8g band with fred eltringham. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're all doing well tonight. and now, we're going to get to the news president biden hosted the first movie screening of his presidency tonight at the white house. and according to jill, his last. "who's that again? why is she mad at him? did that guy just die? [ laughter ] tesla ceo elon musk tweeted yesterday that former president donald trump's platform truth social has a terrible name um, okay, "elon musk." [ laughter ] dr. anthony fauci said this week that the country is now out of the pandemic phase of the coronavirus and firmly in the "remembering how to talk to people" phase. "hello coworker! how was your weekend plus, what's a sad memory from your childhood?" [ laughter ] in newly released excerpts from a deposition taken last year, former president trump said that he was worried that protesters might throw fruits and vege

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joining me is patrick parker. thanks for coming on the show. appreciate it. you and many of your colleagues acknowledge the fed got caught behind the curve on inflation. now you are taking serious action. is it possible to handicap for the audience how high rates have to go and can you raise rates, the age-old question, without causing a recession. the historical precedent is not great on that score? >> where i am, we need to raise rates methodically, to get us to neutral. we are raising the fed funds rate but i'm supportive of starting sooner rather than later the normalization of the balance sheet. it also removes accommodation from the market. raising rates by shrinking the balance sheet. we can get inflation under control. we may not have a soft landing with china opening and closing because of the tragedy of the coronavirus and the incredible tragedy of ukraine but it will be turbulent. ibly15 jack: let me talk about the balance sheet. this is an area plus historical precedent. you haven't been in the situation at all. is there any equivalency between qt

atf agent brian parker was particularly frustrated.l had been recovered, the box itself where the bomb had been placed was still missing. the most logical place where that remains of that panel was in the river that was directly behind where the explosion occurred. keith morrison (voiceover): so they called in an fbi dive team, which spent days mucking through the bottom of the canal next to where the bomb had gone off. and agent parker, who had been monitoring the search, had a strange incident as he was leaving one day. and all of a sudden, the tire went flat. keith morrison (voiceover): this is what flattened the tire, a home-made spike. dave salm: the spike was constructed of a harvester sickle that was welded to a two-inch washer. further inspection of the area, we found another one of these spikes. almost like a challenge to us. here i am. i'm doing this do you, you know, come find me. basically, they're coming-- they're coming after the cops. lester holt: coming up, investigators may be able to fight back with new ammunition as

here is our europe correspondent jessica parker.: gladhanding, a emmanuel macron has been accused of failing in this campaign a. he head to a stronghold area of his opponent in northern france, a centrist politician under pressure to widen his appeal. >> mr. macris sensitive to then economy, but marine le pen has gotten ahead. it is a no choice situation a. -- situation. >> marine le pen enjoyed a recent rise in the polls. she wants to ban the muslim headscarf in public places, immigration, but her campaign has zoned in on france's cost-of-living crunch. >> she was more with us on the field, in the cities. she did everything right. >> today's front pages, and expected, it is macron v. la pen. to win over voters -- there was lots of choice, but 12 is now down to two. the far left candidate whoame in third took nearly 22% of the vote. before heading to the polls, ana said she was voting green, but in a runoff, she would be voting for no one. >> there must be more of a chance. if we vote against le pen, there's a chance. >> if the camp

our europe correpondentjessica parker has the latest.latest. counting on you says emmanuel i'm counting on you says emmanuel macron. you may have topped the first round and they are happy but a note of caution as this fight enters a new phase. translation: don't make a mistake, this isn't over, the date we will have over the next ten days will be decisive for our country and europe. his opponent — our country and europe. h 3 opponent enjoyed a recent rise in the polls, far right candidate marine le pen. her olicies candidate marine le pen. her policies include _ candidate marine le pen. her policies include a _ candidate marine le pen. her policies include a ban on the muslim headscarf in public places but she has tried to soften her image and show we ready for high office.— ready for high office. what ha--ens ready for high office. what happens on _ ready for high office. what happens on 24 _ ready for high office. what happens on 24 april- ready for high office. what happens on 24 april is - ready for high office. what happens on 24 ap

yesterday sarah jessica parker tested positive. on when performances will resume. >>> and one of the men arrested in connection with the shooting of lady gaga's dog walker was released from prison on wednesday reportedly by mistake. the dog walker was wounded last year when two of the singer's french bulldogs were abducted in the hollywood area. the dogs were later recovered. the man accused of pulling the trigger, james howard jackson, appeared in court this week where charges against him were dismissed. according to local reports, a replacement case should have been filed. but the paperwork was not updated. >>> and the group that hands out the academy awards will meet today to discuss possible punishment for will smith for slapping chris rock at the oscars. the meeting was moved up after smith resigned from the organization last week. possible actions could include making smith ineligible for future awards or banning him from future oscar ceremonies. >>> and a new pink floyd collaboration is dropping today. ♪ david gilmore and ni

i'mjessica parker, 6 macron�*s hi, i'mjessica parker, and emmanuel macron�*s election night locationfoot of the eiffel tower where he hopes to be the first in years to win a second office. the challenger — marine le pen — is hoping her right—wing brand of eu—scepticism and anti—immigration policies will change the course of french politics. i'm nick beake at the le pen headquarters — where her supporters are hoping france will elect its first female president and first far right president — and deliver a political shock that will be felt far and wide: voting is coming to an end — the first exit poll could indicate who's ahead — we'll bring you all the developments from an election which could change the direction of notjust france but the whole of europe. welcome to paris, where voters here and across the country are deciding on who will next lead them as president. are deciding on who will next the choice — between the pro—european incumbent emmanuel macron, and the far—right leader marine le pen — will determine the political priorities of france and its place in the world for the

we have lots of fun today from the "united states of al," parker young is hanging out! a cool story! and speaking of awesome people, our first guest is one of the most prolific writers and creators probably of all time. he has built his own media empire and i mean empire giving opportunity to hundreds of talented women and people of color. now he has back as his most popular character, my family loves this character. his new movie is called "tyler perry's "a madea homecoming." give it up for tyler perry! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> kelly: have a seat! >> tyler: it's good to see everybody! >> kelly: i forget how tall you are! give it up! okay! >> tyler: we are not to live? >> no, we are not. >> tyler: okay. ♪♪ what if i told you -- >> kelly: i love -- ♪♪ would you believe me -- >> tyler: i am in the wrong key. would you agree. >> kelly: how are you at memorizing things? >> tyler: we are even. >> kelly: i was like i'm not good. >> tyler: it means so much to me, because when i first in my play in l.a., it was the first time. it came on the radio and i was in tears because

believe that as lena tan boon has 2 children at parker elementary, another school set to close if the school closes by default, her children will be sent to 2 different schools more than 35 blocks away from each other friday, there will be going to school. they'll be joining the oea a protest. my kids are going out there. we're making signs right now. we're rallying up other kids from the school. so we are out there. he says he and other members of the community will continue to fight. >> to keep the schools open for as long as they can. the fight's not over. the fight is not over yet. we're we're still trying to win back parker community day in la as billy to and then we're coming back next year to win over all the other 10 schools that have been listed for closure. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> time now is 4 o 4 and a lot of people in the south. they're asking the question, who's to blame for the cancellation of the gilroy garlic festival. a lot of finger pointing going on right now. the mayor of gilroy is responding to some of the rumors surrounding the events demise of what was eas

sim seymour, jeff mills, adam parker we begin with the rough ride on wall street. markets closing out the week deep in the red with the s&p finishing near the lows of the day, 2.8%. that after loretta messer seemed to take a 75 basis point hike off the table. the index closing out the third straight down week and check out the biggest laggards this week netflix leading the pack, down 37%. there is weakness across sectors and phase energy, hca, healthcare, warner brothers, all seeing double digit losses what are the markets telling us? are we in the midst of a bigger grind lower? >> it seems that way based on what powell said yesterday, he set is up saying we're going to hike intercession i think equity markets were pricing in what we would call a soft landing a mild recession, a quarter or so. i think today what happened is people start to price in the hard landing saw the yield curve flatten, saw all these names just get absolutely crushed so i think we're still in the -- for a little bit more tough sledding here as the market tries to digest what a hard -- a hard

. >> reporter: parker witthoeff reading his. >> hello, my name is missy.de spaces. i like to eat treats. i love to run, and i'm very gentle. i want to be adopted. will you adopt me? >> reporter: tonight, we're happy to report 20 pets from that assignment have now been adopted. >> give me kisses. >> reporter: romeo at his forever home with angela lewis. >> our hearts were taken when we read the stories that the st. michael's kids wrote. >> reporter: and four of the dogs still waiting. >> this is pebbles. good boy. hi, kotey cakes. what are you up to? >> reporter: christie chipps peters, the director of the shelter, with yosemite. >> he is available. and would love to go home with you today. >> reporter: tonight, that second grade teacher who started it all, mrs. kenzie jones, and her hope. >> i hope more teachers across the nation will take this idea and partner with their local animal shelter so that more animals can find their forever homes. >> reporter: and parker on the lesson, how it feels to help. >> it makes me feel amazing because they have been in

out in front of parker elementary school.ht school in east oakland thought about 260 students, and this school is one of the 11 that is slated to close. at the end of this school year. there are other schools in the district slated to close over the next five years as part of a district and school board approved plan, and that's what this one day strike is about here today. many of the teachers say they have the support of the community as well in opposing the plan to close these schools . now the district has called the one day strike an illegal labor action. the oakland education association obviously disagrees with that. earlier this morning, we spoke with one of the teachers on the picket line here to ask them what they hope to accomplish today with this one day strike what it does is let the school board know that all they've done really is upset the community and made the community gathered together to fight against them. what i hope comes out of this is that they stopped the school closures and really look at the other

here's a mother who has two young children who attend parker elementary which is walking distance from her home. >> they're expecting our children to walk from this small and safe street 25 blocks away to elmhursabsurd and violent. the things our children can see while they're walking to school, to their new schools, it can ruin their education. it could ruin their mental health. children can get shot on the way to school. >> ousd school board majority decided to close schools and not engage us as a community, they really sent a big message. they don't care about our black and brown students. they don't care about our community. >> the teachers union argues the strike is legal. the school district says otherwise, what they're doing is illegal. teachers in the district that are allowed to strike in two situations. one, when there's no contract. and both parties are going through a long process of resolving differences. or two, when there are emergency health and safety issues. neither of which the district says are true for today's strike. here in oakland, bob redell, nbc bay area news.

miss johnson, or actually miss parker, let'sgo to you. do you support medical care for all, how do you plan to pay for it ? >> i support medicare for all and this is one of my top priorities including mental health care, vision, hearing because i'm hearing from so many ohioans that it's not adding up. that even if you gotten healthcare through the exchanges it's almost as much as you're paying for your mortgage . even if you have insurance through youremployer like union workers , deductibles are going up three times year-over-year so we to do what every other developing country has done and provide healthcare for everyone and is the right thing to do and also the economically efficient thing to do and how we begin to make each to make sure we have the resources to do that is by closing the tax loopholes that have allowed the samelarge multinational corporations that fund my opponent's campaign not pay their fair share . that's how we start. and i'll just say one additional thing on go back better which i would have supported but why did

i would like to take you now to our correspondentjessica parker who is correspondent jessica parker whorcentage of the vote and it sounds as if marine le pen has put on several million more votes than last time. it will be interesting to hear how he calibrated.— interesting to hear how he calibrated. . , ., ., , , calibrated. that will be a massive calculation _ calibrated. that will be a massive calculation for _ calibrated. that will be a massive calculation for emmanuel - calibrated. that will be a massive calculation for emmanuel macronj calibrated. that will be a massive - calculation for emmanuel macron this evening. he will be aware of the millions of votes he has garnered, not all of those will have been of people who like him, who like his policies or particularly want him as their president but perhaps they felt they couldn't vote for marine le pen, maybe they wanted to block le pen, maybe they wanted to block le pen, may be in the first round they voted for the green party, a left—wing candidate, so maybe he will want to address supporters from across the spectrum, including

the funeral of the wanted star tom parker has taken place in london today after he died at the age ofs carried by his bandmates. tom parker died in march, almost 18 months after he revealed he'd been diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour. prince harry says he doesn't know if he will return to the uk injune for the celebrations to mark the queen's platinum jubilee. in an interview with the american tv network nbc, the duke of sussex also spoke about visiting his grandmother at windsor last week and said he's trying to ensure the queen is protected, and has the right people around her. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell has more. his relations with the rest of the family have been strained but harry has remained on good terms with his grandmother, the queen. the two hadn't met for more than a year until last week when harry and meghan were en route to the netherlands for the invictus games. they broke theirjourney to visit the queen at windsor castle, and according to harry, the meeting went well. it was so nice to see her. she's on great form. we have a really special relati

hundreds of fans and admirers of tom parker are standing outside.mber his laugh, that tom parker has left us far too early, and the heartbreak shared here today is a credit to him. he ended his speech with the words, "rest easy, mate." of course, tom parker from the wanted diagnosed with this aggressive brain cancerjust 18 months ago. in the last 18 months, he has packed a lot in. he threw himself into a publicity campaign to raise awareness of the condition, as well as writing a book, amongst other things. really, there is huge sadness in this town today for the funeral of this 33—year—old much loved member of the community, and much loved musician. two young designers from the east midlands are setting out to make their mark on the mainstream fashion industry. gemma tyte and roshni desai are using their talents to design inclusive clothing to cater for people with disabilities and for women recovering from breast cancer. victoria hicks reports. gemma tyte has mild cerebral palsy, which has influenced and inspired her to make inclusive fashion. so,

now former embassy diplomat parker wilson last year. he was urgently transported across the ocean.er the scandal for some reason, mr. wilson stole turnout signs on a railway in the tver region and became a defendant in a criminal case. by the way, this collector of railway equipment. in fact , he was an employee of the same reginal security office parker wilson, the so-called investment. peter the investigators, looking like a surprised tourist, he photographs the sights in the same way on the camera he probably recorded personal meetings of ordinary employees of the embassy hired in russia, his duties included collecting information and conducting interviews with russian employees, where the representative offices are in a place protected from radio intelligence. those who make the final decision whether the employee is trustworthy or not, according to former embassy employees behind the screen, star striped democracy thrives on total surveillance and veneration of informers. suddenly, employees look after their colleagues and report where they need to strictly according to the in

i'mjessica parker, 6 macron's hi, i'mjessica parker, and emmanuel macron's election night location ater — marine le pen — is hoping her right—wing brand of eu—scepticism and anti—immigration policies will change the course of french politics. i'm nick beake at the le pen headquarters — where her supporters are hoping france will elect its first

unspectacular friday spring morning 6:30 a.m. sharp teachers gathered at parker elementary, just one of the schools slated for closure. this year. this school closure plan was done without any um, equity analysis , which is something that the district has pledged to do. there's school culture plan came out of the blue with very little or similarly, no input from families. don't close the schools until you've heard us until you've listened to us until we have time to talk about this. and in the school board just ignored it. by mid morning , strikers and supporters gathered at the lake merritt amphitheater for a block party and rally. i started a petition on change dot org to stop the open school closures, and it gained over 700 signatures and i raised over $800 for that cause usd has not honored their agreement coming out of the 2000 and 19 strike that there must be at least one year of community engagement before making any decision to close schools. we are displacing 230 children who walked to school who live in the neighborhood, and the school board is not being transparent about t

hey dear parker, are you a cowboy completely crazy, or what?e you don’t have his stable dear cowboys, they are on the prairies, and here is cultural place. well, there is approximately what is written where the employees and visitors of the business are. so what, yes, just a sitter and an employee at the same time. the truth of another organization. i understood so that they did not steal. on what issue ekaterina sergeevna does not accept the final question during working hours. thank you marina is free. artur grigorievich is an excellent client specialist . clients were never delighted with him. claims, i have no version about the reasons for what happened. women's team no, but a lot of women. why was asked? no, service novel. we are categorically not welcome. if i knew about it, it would cost him his place. there are more questions. woman god, how bookkeeping lays down very hard. masha helped the girls draw up an annual report on outsourcing what happened to her when it was connected with arthur. thank you . please, goodbye. when you went to

washington gets gets the invitation in my story on the right is quanah parker who's for all intensive purposes one of the major figures in the comanche tribe. he too was a major figure in the at the turn of the 20th century. he might have been he'd likely would have been invited the guy on the left is a congress member from from tennessee. i'll talk about in a second a guy named fetus sims congress member from tennessee. so what would they have? what would they have talked about in 1903? well, they're going to talk about a lot of things right. they're gonna talk about monopolies. they're going to talk about the economic collapse of the 1890s, but one of the interesting things they would have a constitutional convention in 1903 would have talked about is the vote for women. why because it's yes, it's not for almost 20 more years that the amendment comes in in tradition in historical times, but the the franchise for women was it fairly significant conversation for the previous 20 years before the turn of the or more before the turn of the 20th century. so they absolutely would have give

tom parker knew this would be his last appearance.s family, friends, and bandmates made their way to church. the wanted were a big part of our lives and we did not know them personally and it feels like we do. he was a big part of all of our lives and made lots of friends. we wanted to pay our respects to the boys, and kelsey and tom who is a superhero throughout. just wanted to be here for everybody as well as a mark of _ respect. tom was so brave and i wanted to come to pay my respects so it's amazing how many people are here as well and so glad we could be part of it. the singer was diagnosed with inoperable brain cancerjust 18 months ago. he decided to write a book about his journey and threw himself into campaigning to raise awareness of his condition glioblastoma. this couple lost their 21—year—old son to the same disease. we just wanted to be here today to give our sympathy to the family and friends and try and help promote awareness and more research into brain tumours. tom was the cheeky one in the group and he was the one wh

we're outside parker elementary.s is a k through eight school in the oakland unified school district about 260 kids, and it is slated to close at the end of this school year. so earlier this morning, this is where we saw a pretty hefty picket line with a couple dozen people and teachers out here now you can see most of the crowd has just dispersed. and so now we're expecting the next action. for this one day strike. is there going to be gathering at lake merritt at 11 o'clock, but parker elementary and at least 10 other schools slated to close as part of the city's plan to close or consolidate schools to deal with an ongoing budget crisis and declining enrollment. it's not clear whether this one day strike that's now underway is going to change anything. even so, teachers and union leaders say they had to send a message to the school board. and earlier this morning we heard from the oakland education association president as well as the vice president of one of the national teachers unions condemning these closures.

the match at the alley do not parker attracted a crowd of 35000 and raised 400000 euros for humanitarian causes in ukraine, according to the hopes he if won the game 3 tomb, they're playing a number of such friendlies on a european tour as they seek to raise money for the victims of the russian invasion of their country. that's it from you. the news team from our lab, an update for you at the top of the arb don't go way up next is business with christy platt. since he looks at how the board ukraine is making it harder for south americans to make ends meets of golfers in berlin. thankfully, ah, people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. families on the reason for the credit on it is with people seeing screen us getting 200 people around the world more than.