i got a phone call from my agent, do you want to do that rihanna thingy? yeah, who is this rihanna?deo, i know why you didn't let your son come. [ laughter ] >> that's one of the reasons. i think he had a crush on her, and that would be a little too tricky. >> jimmy: i see. you were worried he might run away with rihanna. [ laughter ] >> yeah. i had a small fear of that, yeah. or vice versa, you never know. >> jimmy: pop culture is not your thing, you're not up on what's happening? >> not a lot. i know a lot about sports. i do recognize people who are doing sports. i recognize their faces, sometimes also their names. but no, actors and singers, not so much. >> jimmy: another round. i love the idea, it's based on -- well, you explain it better than i. it's based on -- would you call it a theory? or is it an idea, a joke? >> it's a theory, it's an idea. he did write a paper about it, like too little alcohol in our blood. if we only had, say, two glasses of wine in our bloodstream, everything would be easier. we would be in a zone. we would hit that bull's-eye every time and conversati

rihanna, so this debate is really tearing people apart. i mean, where do you come down on it? if you have a long face. do you have a cowlick? >> i have one. >> yeah. >> i have one. i don't have a side or a middle. >> does one part make you look younger or older or is there anything to that >> i'm not -- it really all comes down to different elements honestly, if you have a really big nose and you part in the middle, you're only accentuating your nose. do you want to do that >> we all tried it >> you tried it? >> all three of us tried it. >> the four of us. we have pictures >> all right >> one step at a time. the first picture we have. savannah >> the side part >> go side >> side. >> i like that >> that's the side part. >> you've got to go side >> it falls in my face >> it doesn't matter side >> we have hairspray for that. >> what does rihanna think >> i do like the side part on you. i like the center as well. on the side part, the poof in the back might be a little high. to start dating that >> i agree i'm not snookie. for crying out loud. >> really? >> next. >> hoda. >> oh. >

their movement has attracted global support, from celebrities including rihanna, lily singh, and thectivist greta thunberg. so why are the farmers protesting? the bbc�*s south asia correspondent, rajini vaidyanathan, explains what it's all about. from their fields and their land, they came on tractors, trucks, on horseback in a roadside resistance. tens of thousands of farmers determined to peacefully protest new laws. it's become the biggest challenge facing india's prime minister, narendra modi. narendra is not listening to us. the government is so stubborn. for those farmers under ten acres, they'll die. they'll die. explosion. tensions have been building for months. this is a fight over the future of farming in india. those of us who have worked on the reforms for 50 years, this is thrown at us. well, you just throw them to the wolves? no! 0ld versus new. so what started this stand—off and who will win? this is national highway 1m. it's usually a busy road into the indian capital delhi. and now it's busy for a very different reason. this place is packed with protesters, mostly fa

tailor the justice she deserves — give rihanna tailor the justice she deserves.e are all in trouble. we are high incarceration date and they are trying — incarceration date and they are trying to— incarceration date and they are trying to detain us.— incarceration date and they are trying to detain us. you've been doin: trying to detain us. you've been doing this _ trying to detain us. you've been doing this for _ trying to detain us. you've been doing this for two _ trying to detain us. you've been doing this for two decades, - trying to detain us. you've been - doing this for two decades, fighting in the community and agitating for black lives. what's different about this? ' . , , this? the difference is the summer of 2020 makes _ this? the difference is the summer of 2020 makes louisville's - of 2020 makes louisville's transition _ of 2020 makes louisville's transition process- of 2020 makes louisville's transition process and - of 2020 makes louisville's l transition process and young individuals— transition process and young individuals who _ transition proc

rihanna anderson from chicago department of health, and personal finance columnist from "the washingtonary. the united states is averaging 56,000 new cases per day, a drastic drop from our peak in january. you've seen the worst of the pandemic at your hospital. listen to what you told our john king just last march. >> on the front lines, people are terrified. listen, i work in an unbelievable hospital system that has been preparing for this pandemic since the first reports came out of wuhan three months ago. the truth is we cannot get the masks and other protective gear that we need. >> so now, present day, give us your perspective. how far have we come, how much further do we have to go? >> listening to myself a year ago gives me chills. we all thought we were going to get that ppe within weeks. and it was months. even now, almost a year later, we still in many places across the country lack access to adequate personal protective equipment. the covid relief bill that was just passed earlier this week finally includes billions of dollars to create the testing supplies, the personal prot

the mother of rihanna feels she has not received justice.s who killed her daughter committed a crime and should be charged. the state of kentucky feels the shots were justified because her boyfriend first fired at them believing they were intruders. laura: separately, the family of george floyd settled with the city of minneapolis for $27 million. what is the reaction there? >> they settled last september with the city of louisville and today george floyd's family settles for $27 million. which is today the highest pretrial case in history -- settlement case in history. the stories are interconnected because in the pandemic they were both taken away, and while everything else shut down, they did not shutdown explicit bias and use of excessive force. tomorrow, when activts try to shinettention on this issue or push for some sort accountability for police, it will be coming up again and again with people gathering here. laura: thank you so much. and other news, new york's governor andrew cuomo will not bow to cancel culture and resign on the a

dexter recently appearing in one of rihanna's savage fenty shows. >> the opportunities are endless. you just put it out there, it can be. >> three, four, five, six -- >> reporter: in new jersey, devin is also seeing tiktok as the path to the dance future. ♪ known for his viral dance "seven rings," he doubled down on his tiktok'ing during the shutdowns after his second home, his dance studio planet dance, closed. >> i utilize tiktok even more. i can really use tiktok and just spend all my time on it. just put all my energy into it. >> reporter: before he knew it, deals started pouring in. partnering with brands like panera bread. ♪ panera pizza ♪ >> how much can a dancer make on tiktok? >> it's definitely possible to keep a roof over your head. if you are building up your page and you are posting constantly and your videos are going viral and you're having ads reach out to you, it's definitely possible to live off of. >> reporter: devin's dance studio as reopened with smaller class sizes and his students have big plans, like their mentor. >> oh my god, tiktok famous. we wanted to be

to a novel yet causing same assassinate and mental harm to members of the people we heard about rihanna's brother that that's number 2 number 3 in fact inflicting conditions calculated to bring about the pope's physical destruction in holland pot this is huge what is that you know i'm hot. well much of that is resemble that could be we can say that. there are some subjected to mental and physical torture in the camps and outside the camps they're subjected to brainwashing. they're subjected to abolish their. cultural identity for example. they're living spaces living freedom and from every aspect of being kind of a restricted china and many many chinese officials to stay with the weakest family to monitor them and we get women is forcefully sterilized and natural birth rate is plummeted for example in cost care alone 60 percent from 2015 to 2019 so when they were forced to this kind of oppression i believe that that would cause physical and mental harm to their body so now we are calling the filtration what it is genocide. is a situation that's coming up which is the olympics coming up in

their movement has attracted global support, from celebrities including rihanna, lily singh, and theorrespondent rajini vaidyanathan explains what it's all about. from their fields and their land, they came on tractors, trucks and horseback. in a road side resistance, of farmers determined to peacefully protest new laws. it's become the biggest challenge facing india's prime minister narendra modi. government is not listening to us. government is so stubborn. all of those farmers, and a ten acres, they will die. tensions have been building for months. it is a fight over the future of farming in india. you just throw them to the wolves? no! 0ld versus new. so, what started the stand—off? and who will win? this is the national highway 1m. it is usually a busy road into the indian capital, delhi. and now it is busy for a very different reason. this place is packed with protesters. mostly farmers from the neighbouring states of punjab, haryana and uttar pradesh. they went allowed into the capital city delhi and so they set up camp here. they have been here through the bitterly cold winte

everybody in the music business, you can see it based on who the co-owners of tidal are, alicia keys, rihanna has businesses that touch on commerce, the champagne business, he manages artists, he is now helping to book the super bowl halftime show. there is no question that bringing jay into the fold can create bridges to people in the music industry. they have not been specific on what those plans are. they say they are about to announce at a later date. but it is also probably that jay-z and jack dorsey see the world similarly and see this as an opportunity to collaborate and execute against some of that shared vision. emily: lucas, we appreciate your frank observations of this deal. we will could tel when you switch to xfinity mobile, you're choosing to get connected to the most reliable network nationwide, now with 5g included. discover how to save up to $300 a year with shared data starting at $15 a month, or get the lowest price for one line of unlimited. come into your local xfinity store to make the most of your mobile experience. you can shop the latest phones, bring your own device,

rihanna's lot banning no knock warrants. not one of the officers has been charged in the death.e kentucky state attorney general said the officers thus pro use of deadly forest force was authorized. her boyfriend suing the police department and the officers involved in the deadly shooting . spencer death, her name is now synonymous with the black woman movement. activists across the country making sure the world will not forget her name. >> it is a good day for the doj . they are coming to arrest the cops. >> reporter: president biden added he is committed to police reform. >>> still ahead on abc7ny warnings. what the falcon 9 rocket accomplished this morning . >>> first, as we had to break, >>> first, as we had to break, here is a look these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a

twitter and giving shoutouts to women who made history throughout the month including beyoncÈ ander is rihannawilliams. who is today? >> that's going to be a surprise! [ laughter ] it's not quite oprah yet. we have a debate at 8:00 a.m. every morning about who i'm going to release. it keeps people paying attention. so thank you for noticing! >> it's interesting to watch. yesterday was madeline albright. >> we need to make sure our children, especially our young girls know they're not limited to what they can do and we're getting a the lot of educators and individuals across the united states to pay attention to it and share it with their young girls. so thank you so much. >> i appreciate it. congresswoman, thank you. >> thank you. >>> the death of george floyd at the hands of police officers captured the world's attention last year. now many people are focussed on minneapolis again. as jury selection begins 234 the trial of former officer derek chauvin. our legal panelists here with what to expect. vin. our legal panelists here with what to expect sy veterans like . so when her car got hit, sh

toward more diversity better more respectful representation of nonwhite characters with movies like rihanna in the last dragon one of our d w reporters michael krueger is following disney's efforts michael go and start with this new movie what are people saying about it well the reviews quite positive and it was absolutely weiss at the highest so many asian americans for this project but they are still voices was a bit upset about the mix of different cultures in this movie a bit from taiwan a bit from malaysia a bit from china so there is still something going on right ok and to put that in context disney didn't even used to try to get it right or if you look back at the representation from from past decades particularly when it comes to asian stereotypes and this is one of the reasons that disney plus now on its platform has these warnings are saying look these movies contain racial stereotyping because let's see what the disney company in the past had in mind when it comes to asian inspired clips of movies these things can be very offensive to a lot of people so he has the warning this i

tenth-grader ayush and seventh-grader rihanna goel turned to a special technique to help. >> we decidedractice of mindfulness and we really did experience its benefits in the pandemic. we were thinking that how many more kids can we spread these benefits to, how many more kids would be struggling and need help coping with anxiety? >> reporter: that's when they began their non-profit apart but not alone, a program that connects trained mindfulness and yoga instructors to people of all ages through free guided lessons on zoom and facebook live. i even participated in a preview of their upcoming series called "mindfulness and movement." >> let's take a deep breath in through your nose. open mouth, exhale. letting everything go. >> meditation is a practice. mindfulness is a quality that you can cultivate by practicing meditation. >> reporter: now mindfulness is something everyone can practice through the six-week-long online courses. the upcoming program hopes to help students become mentally prepared for the return to in-person learning. >> this cycle of breath is getting into a rhythm. re

and i am so thankful for my brother and rihanna with 93 million followers just right now posted a pieceur industry and our -- i'm sorry, our society, we glamorize celebrities. we love to know what celebrities and icons are doing and when they do it all of a sudden it's cool which is a good and a bad thing. it's great when we see that voices need to be lifted and we need to see other people of color support us, but it's bad when we also see something like hollywood constantly perpetuate these racist stereotypes about asian women and the fetishization behind it and that asian women are always deemed as sexual, hypersexual or sub missive and docile and these stereotypes and i'm thankful for the productions like "crazy rich asians," but that's not who we are. there are many asians living below the poverty lines and we need people like icons and hollywood to portray asian americans in the full gamut of who we are and not what you're deducted us to be. >> margaret, i'm sure you've seen this study and it's from the university of california, san francisco, and it shows that donald trump's virus

if you for your willingness to serve our nation and a few declan and rihanna, thank you for supporting your wife and mother and her tremendous service to our nation . you're taking on this role hopefully a critically important time. we saw how the previous administration had the absence of a senate confirmed administration led to a new rift and challenges operationally and organizationally. there are humanitarian crises all over the world and many of us come today from venezuela to ramallah to ethiopia to many other nations with clear and leadership train is usaid is critical. i appreciate the work that usaid employs around the world and i had the opportunity to meet with a number of humanitarian partners and leaders that usaid is relying on in ethiopia but i think it's critical we continue to explain to the average american out the work of usaid overseas help keep us safer and more healthy and more prosperous and tragically, covid-19 is an opportunity for us to remind folks how vaccinating the rest of the world is critical to preventing new variants from breaking out and harming all o

thank you very much, rihanna dhillon.ent howard johnson has visited a coastal area in the philippines to see the scale of the problem. surgical facemasks are washing up on philippine coral reefs. it follows reports by environmental groups of covid—19 personal protective equipment strewn along the country's coastline. we joined a team of divers to take a closer look at the problem. my name is shayla. and i'm oliver. we are dive professionals here. there is this area, the dive site is wonderful. it's like my first time again there after the lockdown. it's gotten worse. there's more stuff like the ppe. just ten minutes in the dive we saw around 10, 12 masks. and we never had that before. when i saw the blue ppe masks i honestly felt sad and guilty about it. because i've used a blue ppe mask that's easy to throw away. take a look at the rubbish that was brought back by the divers, you can see here blue facemasks, lots of them. there's a face shield here, plastic bottles, tarpaulins. the question is now, "what happens to this

lakers star is in good with past recipient including jay-z, you know him, lauryn hill, know her, rihannathem. >> the naacp awards will air at 8:00, 7:00 central. >> big night for lebron. it will be live? >> it will be live. lebron is getting honored because we talked about this on "what to watch." he really led a massive campaign for co-workers during the rikki olds election -- during vets to the vote. alicia keys is going to be there. >> arsenio hall. >> wait, hold on. this is a sickcynthia erivo, li miranda -- >> going to be huge. what else is huge? i love this teacher. this kindergarten teacher from washington state. gaining fame on social media for his creative virtual class. watch this. >> class -- a rhino. a rhino. that's right. >> you can hear the kids. >> yeah. let me explain. that is garrett talcott with his laptop in hand taking his students on a tour of the woodland park zoo in seattle. he introduced the kids to all sorts of animals. he told us his main goal is to keep his students motivated. >> it was exciting to see that light bulb come on and the students making connections

here in louisville, they have passed what is called rihanna's law, which essentially bands police fromhemselves, which is what led to this tragedy. —— breonna's law. wales has started to ease its lockdown. from today, up to four adults from two households are now allowed to meet up outside, including in private gardens. 0utdoor sports such as golf, tennis and basketball will also be able to resume, and care home residents can welcome one designated visitor indoors. the duchess of sussex has made a complaint to the broadcasting regulator, 0fcom, about broadcaster piers morgan. the presenter resigned from itv�*s good morning britain earlier this week after saying he "didn't believe a word" the duchess said in her interview with oprah winfrey. the duchess spoke about having suicidal thoughts, and said she got no support from the royal family. the time now is 6:09am, one story this morning from chester zoo. have a look at this, it is the birth of a rare kind of giraffe. the calf, who doesn't yet have a name, was born to mum 0rla on 3 march. you are wondering of course, atjust a few days ol