when we first met sam he was in his final year in high school. close friend, joaquin, one of those killed in that shooting. i think about you often and one of our producers said in the break wait until you see sam, he is all grown up, and indeed you are. i am glad to see it. that day you met with donald trump. he famously had a card in his hand with a handwritten note from one of his aides, i hear you. there was no evidence that he heard what you were saying. you never have received satisfaction or a satisfactory answer, have you, for the question you just asked. >> no. definitely not. definitely not. no. that was a complete publicity stunt for him. he just wanted to be there first and hear from the victims. there was really no -- he had no intention of moving anywhere with gun control after that or before that. >> you know what the day was like in boulder. this is the day that the flowers start arriving. this is the night that the casseroles start arriving at the front door. what could you possibly tell the folks there, maybe even help the folks

to establish a racial bias task force and a strike team of immigrant advocates san jose mayor sam liccardo. he released a statement on yesterday's shootings in atlanta saying our hearts go out to atlanta to the families of the victims of yesterday's

sam: in business. -lemonis: telling her father that he's wrong? want to be helpful, sam and alexa are really the ones that have to deal with this situation with max. they should see me as a potential partner, not some freelance family mediator. walk me through how a marshmallow is made. i'm gonna actually want to make a batch with you. alexa: sure. lemonis: there's sugar, corn syrup, water... alexa: bring it to 240 degrees. lemonis: that's where you got the name 240sweet from? alexa: yes. so get a nice good glob. look at that. all right. lemonis: this is cool. alexa: we try to get as much as we can out. lemonis: just spread it around? alexa: we are gonna coat the top. we're gonna use graham-cracker dust. -lemonis: can we cut this? -alexa: yeah, let's get in. steven: so i always line up the edges and i pretty much, like, bench-press motion down on there and go very slowly. make sure you're cutting through the nuts on the other side of the marshmallows. lemonis: but this is kind of a ridiculously slow process. as production cranked up, you would have

i'm now joined by journalist sam he's the editor of africa check and then bureau welcome to the program sam now one song is still calling for mass protests across the country and all these likely to continue now that he's been released from police custody. yes really some. must protest but. peacefully so in this court because a call already made such a day by a group of 40 you could have parties citizen movement for tree days of the most racially is truly a country on monday tuesday and wednesday and yes the release of song goes seems to ease the tension especially since the president like you sort of made a speech on monday on monday evening also calling for calm and an easing of the curfew was imposed in the context of the struggle against go get an idea all of this could help ease the tension but yes the demonstration ogled continue but i think that the to be. it won't be in the same level as they was last days ok just looking at. as a politician he came 3rd in the elections several of the opposition candidates who contested against the president have since joined the government of n

hello and welcome to the show i am sam he's a than the conservative political action conference is usually an indicator of where the u.s. republican party is headed but at this year's gathering in florida there was only one man who stole the spotlight former president donald trump in his 1st major speech since leaving the white house he criticized president joe biden and hinted at a possible run in 4 years those who have spoken against him in the past were largely absent from the stage for many his appearance on sunday is an indication of just how much influence he still has within the republican party will bring in our guests in a moment but 1st this report from john hendren in orlando. the former president told his most fervent followers the trump era is alive well and ongoing we began it together 4 years ago and it is far from being over i knew that the 45th president would remain on the national. stage. was crafted in his honor in the shape of the number 45 was well received by this conservative crowd that includes the head of the proud boys who calls establishment republicans rhinos r

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i'm now joined by journalist sam he's the editor of africa check and then bureau welcome to the program sam now one song is still calling for mass protests across the country and all these likely to continue now that he's been released from police custody. yes really so. must protest but. peacefully so in this. because he made today by a group of course you could parties citizen movement for tree days of the most racially is truly a country on monday just in wednesday and yes the release of the song goes seems to ease the tension especially since the president like you so so made a speech on monday on monday evening also calling full calm and an easing of the curfew was imposed in the context of the struggle against go get an idea all of this could help ease the tension but yes the demonstration ogled continue but i think that if you read it be. it towards the same level as there was last days ok just looking at. as a politician he came 3rd in the elections several of the opposition candidates who contested against the president have since joined the government of national unity is ther

. >> always with samuel l jackson sam. he just got the charisma that bald head i was fantastic. the place. i don't attribute those words a second. fault. >> he's got i what is that called not the island. the island is this is called the would have flip in insulin. around kind of but it's not ap - like he's not all. that's not all. he's got. the other guys are really ball. he's building. >> he's ball that you're not there yet. made or whatever you prefer the kiss the ring. that's the i'm 54 and major league baseball gets started. this week and the a's are rewarding a fan who's had a tough go of up and it's been tough months after his initial diagnosis. he still dealing with symptoms of covid-19 long haulers as they call him. yeah. >> and as eric color, eric rucker reports he's got something big now to look forward to. i don't want to to be alive. is is pretty. it's pretty cool. man. >> the past year has not been the easy on justin wilhite and his family do something and it'll hurt so bad or all i can't breeze. and this just a normal, you know, tuesday last march, the now 40 year-o

. >> always with samuel l jackson sam. he just got the charisma that bald head. i yeah. it's fantastic. i don't the place. i don't attribute those words a second. fault. >> he's what is that called not the island. the island is this is called the would have flip in insulin. what is that when it goes wrap around kind of but it's not like he's not all that all the other guys are really ball. he's balding. >> he's ball that you're not there yet. made or whatever you prefer the mask kiss the ring a 22. that's the >> 25 the time in the east bay. dozens gathered in danville for a march and a vigil to honor the life of tyrel wilson. it was back on march 11th that he was shot by danville police officer andrew hall who had responded to a call at the intersection there of multiple reports. people say there was a man throwing rocks of traffic. that's when police say wilson took out a knife and advanced on the officers. that's when they opened fire. but the family attorney john burris of the victim says that. he according to him, it happened differently. >> the witnesses that i have

learned it from a man named yo-yo sam. he this move called spank the mailbox. [ laughter ] we used to meet up at the milkshake shop and go drag racing try to use his yo-yo to win a race, whipped it out of his window and bop another driver in the jaw they both went careening off deadman's curve, 40 story drop both survived, not a scratch on them let's just say he doesn't spank the mailbox no more. [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: i just found it odd, but then he left them with this >> you know, we used to throw sock hops at the hardware store back in high school. we'd all tire ourselves out so good, we'd have to use hammers as canes [ light laughter ] end of the night, the floor was covered in hammers and corn kernels. great memories [ applause ] >> jimmy: what's he talking about? what some business news here. i saw that seven-eleven is adding something new to its menu, and judging by the reactions, it should be a huge hit. >> seven-eleven is adding a new item to its hot food lineup, fish bites >> fish bites. >> i just think

. >> joining us now is sam zeif. he is a college student now. his close friend, joakim, one of his 17. and you met donald trump with a card in his hand, with a handwritten note from his aids, i hear you. you never received satisfaction or a satisfactory answer for the question you just asked. >> no, definitely not. definitely not. that was a complete publicity stunt for him. he just wanted to hear things from victims, he just wanted to be there first and hear from victims. there was really no -- he had no intention of moving any where with gun control after that or before that. >> you know what this day was like in boulder. this is the day the flowers start arriving. this is the night the casseroles start arriving at the front door. what could you possibly tell the folks there? maybe even help the folks there, about the road that is ahead of them? >> honestly, there's nothing really can make it better. it's the worst feeling in the world. and something that you have to live with for your beloved victims that fell in your city, in your town. and

sam didn't like it. he's the one making the decision. t ana does better, because if she doesn't, sam has the right to go out and find an alternative supplier. and pacific and grafton, along with me, can kiss that revenue goodbye. i'm not going to make sam do business with one of my companies just because i own it. it's got to be good enough to win the business. ana: so this is my interpretation of simple greek. i kind of started the process with what reminds me of greece or greek restaurant. so i just went through so many inspiration images that kind of inspired me to design the furniture. and i really call these "mood boards." i feel like this puts you in the mood like, when you walk into a space, what's the mood? the table, what i designed was in a powder coated metal, and again, bringing in those colors, the blue, the green, and it has a bar top finish. lemonis: and that's cool, that's different. ana: and then for the chair, i wanted to bring in the logo of the simple greek and then the texture pattern fabric on the seat, and it's all

guy: sam is walking this back. alix: he definitely is. he was not that kind. day after i had it, sam talking to me on radio? i look forward to seeing him next week. alix: pints all around. guy: will get him on tv the day after and see how good he is. sam fazeli back in london soon. we will talk more about the travel sector in just a moment. alexandre de juniac will be joining us, iata ceo. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is "the european close." coming up, former cisco ceo john chambers on bloomberg technology at 5:00 in new york. this is blo. guy: as we all know, air travel has taken a big beating over the past year as the pandemic has all but grounded just about every aircraft. bookings struggling to recover with the international air transport association saying today the industry is still very vulnerable. you can see that in this chart. let me talk you through this chart. this is airline bookings. it is different types of airline bookings. corporate, noncorporate. these are travel agency fares. as you can see they all collapsed. online, the leisure part

he said the charges were fabricated against him to sideline his front runner position in the 2018 presidential race. journalist sams in san palo. lula says he has been vindicated. brazil's president says that the court's decision is clinically motivated. who is telling the truth? sam: it is a very's -- sam: it is a very subjective question and it depends on what side of the fence you sit. from the beginning, lula has always claimed as far as his defense that his convictions were politically motivated to stop him running again in the 2018 elections. it is true that the cases against him presented very weak evidce, and recently, we have seen the judge to convict him, also appring to collude with the prosecutors in the case. of course, he is saying he has been vindictive. the current president always said that the supreme court is persecing him and stoppg him from passing laws, whether to enable citizens to own more handguns, or laws of this kind. ry much depends on what side of the fence you sit and will polarize brazil further. brent: how popular is lula in brazil? brazil is still in the midst of the deadly pandemi

san jose mayor sam liccardo. he released a statement reading in part together we condemn hatred in acts of violence. we stand in solidarity with our a p i community and with the hashtags stop asian hate. we are san jose. also warriors head coach steve kerr. you talked about the attack today saying some of the recent acts of violence stemmed from the political rhetoric. >> to blame. people because of the way they look for a coming here and how stupid it is and dangerous that is. when that when that starts at the top. with next president. these are the results. >> stay with kron. 4 for continuing coverage of the recent attacks in georgia and in the bay area, you can find more reaction from lawmakers and local lead rs on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> tonight. there are new details in a deadly police shooting in hayward from tuesday. investigators say the man killed by police may have been targeting elderly women to rob them. police now say many of the victims were asian kron 4 shots mccall live for us here in the stu

and also we got them done to be professional players happy to be a happy dad he has sound interesting south so my name is sam i'm from south africa and i'm an east port shakara star which basically means i get to talk about players like to the art is being way too modest he's probably one of the best b. for players in africa right now so i'm going to say that because that's my job as a comment said it's a harp players like tear up so let's start with some basic sam for people who had a need to actually need to the concept of a sports kind of growing on the african continent where the good player has a more is the state of all sports right now. so i think from a con for talking about africa as a continent to say we have the good players i think that's probably good play is in a lots of places i dart are just because the continents are big i know a lot of the incredible south african players i nor the most phenomenal fighting games plays in kenya as well so where all this play is all over the consonants i just think we're at the point where the richest of the world hasn't noticed it so when you mention ways e-

we can get more on the story now with journalist sam olga tacho he joins us from addis ababa. can you tell us more about what he has announced here. prime minister. was just. the highlight being. which the government has been denying for a while indeed been involved in the conflict in his own description he said it was before picked their own interest again in what they would be an attack by the foreigners and he has said useful to the president of. the 4th indicating that there are 3 of us will be moving away from the field and border your council just will be taking over and it's going to be thinking about media in the us and in the work and then you can you tell us more about the timing of this why he waited until this week to admit that eritrean troops were involved. i mean we just don't know. or need or can from parliament he hasn't been charged by the media. wasn't accessible to the media. from the beginning of the conflict until a few weeks ago so we're here to speculate why you might have or the government might have been denying that it was being denied by many on beh

to establish a racial bias task force and a strike team of immigrant advocates san jose mayor sam liccardo. he released a statement on yesterday's shootings in atlanta saying our hearts go out to atlanta to the families of the victims of yesterday's horrific act of violence together we condemn hatred and acts of violence and stand in solidarity with our a p i community. >> channel two's new police chief was officially introduced today. anthony mata comes into his new job with a lot of support from city leaders. but as kron four's has he made you tells us not everybody in the community is sure the new chief is the right person for the job. >> anthony now the new police chief, the city of san jose in the chief of. >> police have of a major city. not easy job. i can assure you. and i'm up to the challenge. chief biden has risen through the ranks of the san jose police department over the past 25 years. now it is his turn to lead the department. my vision. >> for this police department. >> is that all residents and visitors of the city. i have the highest trust and confidence in our department add

kickoff that left both teams smiling nbc's lester holt explains >> when senior sam jordan raced down the field, friday night, heell. >> it was the biggest day of my life >> reporter: sam has a love for the game. >> i've started being a football player since i was little. >> reporter: he also has down syndrome. >> the first thing, actually, i said when we walked out of the pediatrician's office was, well, he'll never play football. so that was really difficult for me. >> you do grieve the dreams that you had, before the diagnosis. but then, you refocus and you know that there's still hope and this was just a beautiful sign of that >> reporter: sam has been the manager of the lake norman high school football team since he was a freshman. >> i like helping them out, and just being there for them. i spent four years with these cats, and they're really awesome. >> reporter: but on senior night, he suited up. cleats and all. >> if they're going to do it, they're going to do it completely got to do it all out >> reporter: the video has been viewed over 2 million times. sam, hoping this will inspire others. >> you're w

he stabbed a little two-year-old child and thank goodness a sam's club worker saved their lives, but the perpetrator was caught and he said that he wanted to kill them because they were asian americans who caused the coronavirus. so, yes, there is a direct relationship between the lies and the anti-asian crimes and i do believe they are related to the president's rhetoric. in fact there was a research firm that has been tracking hate crimes in the twitter world and found that in the first few months of the coronavirus, the anti-asian coronavirus hate crime utterance was increased to 900%. so there was an increase in those kinds of ugly feelings as a result of the president's words. host: james is not in connecticut on the republican line. caller: thank you very much. i guess there are two issues she is talking about now. the first is the issue of hate crimes or alleged hate crimes. i am against all crime, all violent crime for any human being. the first thing i would ask is, when there is one crime in a neighborhood and later there is 10, that is a thousand percent increase in crime,

the army had allowed him to transfer from south carolina to fort sam houston. >> he had gotten orders could get was san antonio so he could come and spend time with the baby on the weekends. >> the ramirez family struggled to find normalcy. back in maryland the investigation seemed to have stalled. anne arundel county offered a $20,000 reward for information about the case. the reward generated no promising leads. and homicide detectives wondered if karlyn's death could be part of a larger, even more sinister crime. >> detectives turned to the fbi as a stunning new theory takes center stage. coming up -- >> there's no likely suspects. so the first thought is serial killer or some unknown individual. >> and then an eyebrow-raising revelation about karlyn's estranged husband. >> she said that they'd been intimate for several years. >> when "dateline" continues. els , 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 cont

we did hear from us as a mayor sam liccardo he was reflecting on a leading the bay area's largest city through this pandemic and now he says that hope has arrived in the form of the vaccine schools are on the cusp of reopening which is great news indoor dining is also starting to come back as well. the mayor though did believe the pandemic has revealed the inequities though that president and have been present in the community all along. >>i think for example about the digital divide. and then many families and could never learn online and how real how. so the that divide. he came when it came time to tell kids they couldn't go to school we have to have not just new normal, but it better not. and that requires us to think differently. our communities. >>and mayor liccardo says the economic damage to both the public and private sectors will linger for years, although he is confident the community will at some point rebound. we'll take a break its 7.37. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news porch pirates are actually welcome at one home in the east bay, we'll tell you how the woman who

sam perhaps does. he joins us now. what is going on? usual is it to keep getting questions about a major vaccine that has not borne out terrible results? sam: good morning. i think if this goes on at the pace it is, my head will explode. we have a situation that is really odd. we have a group headed by dr. fauci put a press release out saying the same thing that astrazeneca's press really said. and then we get dr. fauci on tv repeating the data. to be honest, we need resolution very soon. is it possible that they are saying the data is better than you have stated? the companies confused, from what i understand. lisa: how much does this hamper the rollout? does it render the astrazeneca vaccine on the backseat for a while? sam: i think it is already on the backseat. the issues they have had to deal with in the european union. it should not really matter as long as we get the right data. don't forget, this data constantly evolves. whatever you found yesterday, there will likely be new cases today that change the numbers a little bit. i do

some really great responses on each of jonathan says african games of the next big thing what did he say sam i did maybe without a dance. what else do we have a sound mind given the financial barriers to entry what do you think can be done to bring more people into sports who are going to take that one. where i'm fully we can or are some more ornaments that that's free to enter it's part of that way and hopefully ones that and any kind of ease or so restrictions will ease us again hopefully we can have more access to your no physical land tournaments again and getting people into enough to compete and give them access to consulate and on top of this but i don't want us to buy things and our equipment so we are basically giving everyone 3 in a year instead of doctoring to tournament and he sports this is i would ask is this is a little bit of a push back that was a little bit of the still very playful mohammed says i don't think that africa will become a dominating force in the future and he said what dallas. so you watch out. or look around and to but and to but my comment i mean unfortunate

fellow men and women in blue sit around including the heroic officer, sam weaver said he spoke with president biden about the tragedy. >> the leader of our country who feels the pain our loss. >> reporter: the fence that surrounded the grocery store has become a wall of remembrance for those who lost their lives. virginia becomes the first southern state to repeal the death penalty. governor ralph northrom signing it into law calling the system fundamentally flawed following the tour of the death chamber at the greenville corrections center. the highest number of executions in the country. carley: jen psaki defends the firing of five white house staffers for their past marijuana use. >> we try to work with the security service to make determinations about suitability for serving in government. i served in the obama biden administration, the were more stringent. >> reporter: he pointed out marijuana is still illegal federally. staffers were fired despite vice president harris admitting to marijuana use. jillian: the time is 6 minutes after the hour. big tech titans set to face tough questions

he kept using the lower number, sam. 're at the bottom in terms of nursing home deaths while he's cooking the books. so, you know, in terms of accountability, you're an investigator. how do you get those documents out in the public? >> well, i think there are a couple of different ways that it could happen. i think to the extent doj or the state attorney general is investigating, it'll take a while for those documents to become public. i think the quickest way for them to become public is for the new york legislature or congress to investigate, to seek those documents and to, as appropriate, make those documents public so everybody can see it. now, that all would be unnecessary if governor cuomo was willing to say, look, here's what i've got, there's nothing to see here, but it appears that's not the case. elizabeth: all right. sam dewey, it's good to see you. you're watching the fox business network. we're coming into the bottom of the hour. just ahead, congressman greg steube from house judiciary. newly-revealed fbi tex

just below that story pressure on nicola sturgeon to quit after witnesses back alex sam and. when he terms of the fight with alex over the last year or so.— the last year or so. the first minister _ the last year or so. the first minister has _ the last year or so. the first minister has her _ the last year or so. the first minister has her moments, | the last year or so. the first - minister has her moments, nine o'clock tomorrow morning bright and early at this inquiry conducted by parliament into the committee hearing and into what has happened. this is more than a pr disaster this is a potential political disaster and it has not sprung up out of nowhere, the alex salmond case but the court case and subsequent issues about who did what when has been bubbling underfor some about who did what when has been bubbling under for some time. about who did what when has been bubbling underfor some time. it actually influenced nicola sturgeon's thinking around the calling of the last general election in december 2019. and that was, and the fact that the s&p's approached her that was instrum

he was quickly followed by sam simmons, and from there it was one—way traffic.win, their biggest victory. there might be a crisis brewing in coventry. wasps were looking to avoid a third successive defeat but were soon behind to gloucester. the away side had arnie thoroughly sent off. a second try before half—time saw gloucester leading 17—0. when josh bassett went over with ten minutes remaining, the fightback was complete. not quite. this penalty three minutes from time saw gloucester snatch a 20—19 win. the first time wasps have won four home matches in a row. the pressure is definitely building. in the evening game, bristol restored their advantage at the top of the table over exeter after snatching victory at worcester warriors. the bears let a seven—point half—time lead slip and it wasn't until siva naulago's hat—trick try was converted with ten minutes left that they edged to a 2a—23 win. edinburgh's proili match against benetton tomorrow has been postponed. it's after a positive covid—i9 test in the benetton camp. the pro“; say "concern around close cont

and let's bring in now sam we are calling him sam to protect his identity he is joining us on the ground there in myanmar just just give us the latest about what we're hearing about this this crackdown on protesters right now. those are just wants to prove just this morning. no more than 10000 people joining. the troops just just didn't you know it was going to change in most games we all know that. which is just you know still one place so he wrote still yes noble as you care so will. the police came. to do nationally yes you may protest but. they want to short people don't dollars you know its own soul one person was shot in the next. week can you confirm that i mean were you there did you see anything to your hair or anything what was what was the situation. yes one with the true protesting may persist in a group that i didn't do. myself. to my house and leader and so on all my facebook. ok ok and we have to mention i mean. you know you have this report of of this one individual now being shot we also have these additional reports of dozens of protesters killed in crackdowns earlier i

he goes to fort sam houston, which is in san antonio, texas, which is still there and he meets mamie geneva dowd. maybe came from a wealthy denver family. fact her father had become a millionaire still in his 40s. thanks to the meat packing business in iowa in the 19th century back when a millionaire really meant something. so really immense wealth for the time. lived in denver as i said, but they would spend their their winters in san antonio. where was a good deal warmer and really the two met not long after ike's arrival in the fall of 1915. and by valentine's day 1916 were engaged and then married on july 1st 1916 the war also affected their plans as they did harry and bess. in that whether it rather than waiting the eisenhower's to speed up their plans. and so they got married. fairly soon, but of course it was a very good, you know and enduring marriage and very very successful partnership next picture, please. but of course there is that war and as sam said harry truman's the only president to have served a combat. google world war i combats what dwight eisenhower wanted more

he's 7 over. irish sprinter sam bennett took his second victory of this year's paris—nice as he won stage five onow jersey. —— retains the race leader's yellow jersey. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the team, that is your sports news for now. a digital artwork by a relatively unknown american artist known as beeple has sold at christies for nearly $70 million. it's the first time a major auction house has ever sold a work that doesn't physically exist. a record 22 million people watched online as the piece, called "everydays: the first 5000 days", made beeple one of the top three most valuable living artists. will gompertz has more. so, here it is — the $69 million artwork which doesn't actually exist in the real world. it lives virtually, online, authenticated as unique by a digital certificate known as a non—fungible token, or a nft — the ownership of which caused a bidding otherwise known as beeple, who is now a very rich man. the money is crazy and awesome, and i think it will do a lot of good, and i will do a lot of g

state assemblymen, thank you so much for joining us we appreciate it let's bring in sam dewey former investigator he of his emergency powers, prevent them from issuing any new order the media idolized him as an international celebrity it was thought andrew cuomo wanted a position in the biden administration, he wrote a book he was thought to be a presidential contender then he claims that he's honest but he cooked the books behind theen scene, where does this end up? >> it could end up in any number of different areas when you're looking at the covid deaths, depends on what area of reporting you're looking at and where those numbers are going it can range from potential investigation by the department of justice, the new york attorney general to simply political reviews or media review, we are not quite sure where that's going to end up but i think all of the options are on the table depending on the specifics of what happened because we have a fairly general notion of what happened and it's not a good narrative at all for the governor but we haven't had any comprehensive independent investigation s

. ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome on all of you big strongman, uncle sam needs your help again. he's in vietnam. weighing ♪ ♪ ♪ and it's one to three what we fighting for? and it's five six seven open up the pearly gates, well there ain't no time to wonder why ♪ ♪ ♪ look. come on generals, let's move fast, now you can go out and get those reds, because the only good commie is one that is dead. >> but the vietnam war a dramatic change took place in the tone of the anti war demonstrations. although signature campaigns and peaceful protests continued many people were putting their bodies on the line to protest the war. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> one of the important aspects through the years has been the desire to go to the source for information. to go to hotspots in the world and get the correct information, both on reconciliation and on fact finding missions from the very first delegations of jane adams to governments. i am talking about crossing borders the, and one of the first undertakings was after the u.s. marines landed in nicaragua and haiti. one woman went on several missions to those areas in

he was quickly followed by sam simmons, and from there it was one—way traffic.tory. there might be a crisis brewing in coventry. wasps were looking to evolve a third successive defeat but were soon behind to gloucester. the away side had arnie thoroughly sent off. a second try before half—time saw lustre leading 17—0. whenjosh bassett went over with ten minutes remaining, the fightback was complete. not quite. this penalty three minutes from time saw gloucester win. the first time wasps have won four home matches in a row. the pressure is definitely building. edinburgh's proili match against benetton tomorrow has been postponed. it's after a positive covid—i9 test in the benetton camp. the pro“; say "concern around close contacts" within the italian club's squad led to the postponement. the match is likely to be rescheduled from april. earlier this afternoon — glasgow warriors beat zebre, 31 points to 20. the scottish side ran in four tries in parma with nick grigg scoring the final one inside the last ten minutes to put the match beyond the italians. one other

was an activist in mandalay myanmar talking to us a short time ago he goes by the name of sam and we decided not to disclose his full name for safety reasons there have been stark differences from country to country and both the approach to the coronavirus and the rollout of vaccines we now want to take a look at the consequences of a pandemic that has left no one unaffected even in the most remote corners of the earth. a danish boat pushes through the arctic ice to make sure remote communities in greenland get their vaccine the autonomous territory has used its island status to its advantage closing its borders and suffering new york over 1000 relly to death as a result on the other side of the world another island is reaping the benefit of its isolation as policy australians celebrated the famous gay and lesbian mardi gras festival at a packed sydney cricket ground. britain didn't use its island status in the same way and suffered a heavy death toll but no uncoupled from the e.u. it has had a free hand to introduce vaccination as it sees fit and it is progressing fast. in germany b

he was a loving, big, generous guy. >> reporter: his widow, kim, and his children, noah, sam, and estee, clearly adored him. >> he wasople who you could just talk to and he would say the right thing. >> reporter: but the curtain went away in roosevelt, new jersey, and someone david didn't even know loved him, too. >> he was our child. he was always loved. >> reporter: margaret erle katz, born in 1944, was david's birth mother. during high school, she fell in love with georgia katz, capital of the baseball team. >> we were 15 and 16 when we first met. >> reporter: did you even understand how babies were made? >> nope. i had no idea of anything. >> reporter: in 1961, at 16, she found herself pregnant and she wasn't alone. >> in the years after the war, there was an explosion in unwed pregnancies. >> reporter: gabrielle glaser says the post-world war ii years were confusing for young women. they were supposed to be sexy and attractive -- >> but not do anything about it unless they were completely married safely, with a ring on their finger. you were supposed to be the good girl until the night of your wedding, in which

sam has a love for the game. >> i started being a football fan since i was little. >> he also has down syndrome. >> the first thing i actually said when we walked out of the pediatrician's office was, well, he'll never play football. so that was really difficult for me. >> you do grieve the dreams that you had before the diagnosis, but then you refocus and you know that there's still hope, and this was just a beautiful sign of that. >> sam has been the manager of the lake norman high school football team since he was a freshman. >> i like helping them out and just being there for them i spent four years with these cats and they're really awesome. >> but on senior night he suited up, cleats and all. >> if they're going to do it, they got to do it completely, do it all out. >> the video has bee viewed over 2 million times, sam hoping this will inspire others. >> it's worth it you're not a disappointment just be who you are. >> a victory for sam, and a win for everyone >>> and that's "nightly news" for this monday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good nig

sam grant also harder -- he had done wet no other journal had been able to do for three years. he had it last. brought a legendary craig fox today. lee was surrounded by overwhelming numbers. and could easily charge him with treason, humiliate him publicly, force him to pay painfully for the thousands of union casualties li had inflicted over the years. grant could have sent all of it and something gallows. the south was helpless and stopping any of these probabilities. but grant himself had how personal defeat for a good part of his mature life. he could amplify with how leaf felt seated in the front -- further, and likely, grant had a sense of history and the judgments had come from the future. they tell a story that of natural oddity, a month earlier, president lincoln hadn't visited crank at the city point headquarters, the two men had conferred on the climactic campaign about to get underway. and as lincoln walked up the plank of the ship, taking him back to washington, grant supposedly standing on shore and watching the cigar, asked mister president, what do you want me t

he was then engulfed in scandal he says the charges were fabricated against him to sideline his front runner position in the $28.00 presidential race. are journalist sam kelly is in tel paolo good evening to you says he's been vindicated brazil's president also noddle says the court's decision is politically motivated who's telling the truth. well good evening it's a very subjective question right it depends on who's listening what side of the fence you sit and listen from the beginning the lou has always claimed and you know his so is his defense that he's he's convictions were politically motivated to stop him running again in the 2018 elections it's true that the cases against him presented very weak evidence and recently we've seen the judge that convicted him or so appearing to collude with the with the prosecutors in the case so you know of course he's saying that he's now being vindictive president johnson are on the other hand your way says that the supreme court is persecuting him and stopping him from passing laws whether it's to enable citizens that are more had than you know laws of this crime and so yeah it very much the pains are on the

he said the thing trump said. his hypocrisy is overwhelming as usual. sam in bakersfield saying at this point he's not going to be akable to govern effectively really needs to resign. taking us at 202-748-8000 three. that's the line you can also call if you wish if you are a resident of new york. highland park newjersey democrats line. go ahead . >> caller: thank you for taking my comments and while i am a democrat, i am a human being first. and a born american.ir consequently, i believe that governor cuomo should resign if it's found that the accusations against him are true. and he's deemed culpable for those actions. >> host: mary in new mexico, independent line, you are next up. >> caller: in regards to andrew cuomo in this situation i remember watching andrew cuomo on cnn during chris cuomo's show during the initial coronavirus with chris cuomo was ill. and he was in accounts where governor cuomo was calling him him in and i keep remembering that governor cuomo kept mentioning the fact that he was single and that he didn't really have anyone in his lif

mistake and i'm sorry in 2017 the high profile opposition center says sam dastyari was forced to resign after he was accused of accepting money from a chinese billionaire in exchange for speaking in support of china's actions in the south china sea contradicting his own party's and australia's policy of. the government strip the businessman of business trade in residency barring him from the country and the next brought in wide ranging foreign interference are all those for the 1st time legislators defined foreign interference of acting. why a. half of a foreign power to attempt to influence a political process and this is what by jingo us in australia and in fact around the world. one of the 1st known to be investigated under the new laws is chinese as trillian businessman john john he worked as a part time advisor furnace trainee an unpaid muslim man. doesn't offices for i. think. there's a current of. chain home is in shanghai watching a strain in television reporting on the 2 men in june 2020. he knows them both well and was in a way chat with them in some kind of a noose the reporters there

. >> uncle sam was sitting there weaving shrimp nets as he has for so many years, and two little boysng him. one of them looked very much like you, moses. as we came up, the smallest boy said -- >> uncle sam, how old are you? >> oh, i don't know exactly. i know i've been doing man's work from -- i was born a slave. i never -- i ran off into the bush. then the soldier come and master lincoln make me free. i went on patrol after that. i remember when the fever come and the small pox and people fall down dead in the fields and then come the drought and then killed all the crops. i've seen folks so hungry and weak they couldn't walk and nothing but water to drink and then the evil came and ate up all the cotton drugs and we had master jesus take care of the children and work hard and in bad times and in the sunshine. with the lord anybody is free. >> from the beginning penn school has been a school for all the people. grown-ups and children alike. words of the great friend and educator of the negro people dr. fissell, here truly are taught things of the hand, the mind and the heart. the p