hello, i'm sammy's aid. i'm. this is the news i live from dell, hard coming up in the next 60 minutes. us secretary of state anthony blanket, meets israeli and palestinian leaders to solidify the seas fire in garza sledging to help rebuild without benefiting how much the army behind law is qu in molly, as the rest of the country president and prime minister calls it a qu within a qu, iran's guardian council disqualify high profile reformers to moderate candidates the next month presidential election. you agrees on moral sanctions against ruth. before landing of the passenger jets arrest the armament, journalist, and florida limbic organizers. and since the united states advisory against travel to japan won't affect their preparations. a surgeon crunch virus cases in japan, slow vaccination rate is prompt that the warning. ah let's begin with washington's latest diplomatic efforts to strengthen a front jaw. seize fire between its ally, israel, and hammer in garza, us secretary of state and to the blank and his mee

i love you, but this was also a chance for friends and relatives to simply spend time with sammy.ave made me a better person. but you know that. okay. thank you steve and a calmness and his dad. wants to give. she never thinks about herself. and she's always worried about every body else he's going through she said. >> on the strong. i don't want you guys to cry. and she's she's totally loyal. she's worried about everybody else. >> i barely to me i had great good news. a lot of it tempted to the net. should be dealing with it. i. i call my ended up there. that and needed peel a one read. that story. it don't worry, you're not alone. >> dennis shanahan fox 40 news. 7.52. and we'll be right >> the city of all that he lost nearly 10% of its population in the past year. and it wasn't the only city to see people leave san francisco saw a decline as did cities in marin county. but the biggest loss of population was alvin e the city went from over 18,800 residents to 17,000. they're going to be reviewing a change in the population and they believe that students who live at the university

you deal with misogyny in hollywood long before the me too era, the way sammy davis jr.d how frank sinatra handled the blatant racism towards his friend and fellow rat packer sammy davis jr. >> this was one of the most interesting discoveries that i made while researching the book, which was the rat pack could be really racist onstage towards sammy davis jr. they thought they were being funny, and maybe in 1962, it was funny to some people. i don't think it's funny. but behind the scenes, sinatra was actually revolutionary in terms of civil rights. he helped make sure that the hotels in vegas integrated. he fought for equal pay for people in his band, and he really was way ahead of where the kennedys were in 1960, 1961, 1962 in terms of civil rights for people in his world. now, that didn't always translate to his hijinks on camera, but in that way, sammy davis jr. had much more to thank sinatra for in terms of actual civil rights activism than he did president kennedy at the time. >> yeah. he wouldn't play certain venues, wouldn't stay at certain hotels. it was fascinat

the nonprofit means a lot to sammy. >> she was diagnosed with a rare bone cancer in 2012 through make a wish. she got to go to disney world with her family that experience inspired her to become a make a wish ambassador speaking at events and helping grant other kids wishes through fundraising. >> no can impact. can a child lying in. i in fact, in mind as well. i think i think get she was in remission for a while. but late last year, cancer came back attacking sammy in a different more aggressive form. >> last week her family learned it spread to her brain and there's not much doctors can do so sammy decided she wanted to grant another wish in this fund-raiser came together quickly. the sitters have the opportunity to sign a poster drop off donations or donate online. i love you, but this was also a chance for friends and relatives to simply spend time with cammy. you have made me a better person. but you know that. okay. thank you steven dacong dad. wants to give. she never thinks about herself. and she's always worried about every video she's going through she said. >> be strong. i

hello, i'm sammy's a than this is counting the cost. so now just look at the world of business and economics this week. the factory of the world has a 4 labor problem, china's in time and to millions of weavers has western companies scrambling one wind supply chain. but they dragging their feet as they faced the bank clash from bay chain. also this week, a trillion plus and losses and millions of jobs hasn't been easy to the tourism industry and find out if one a recovery is chief executive of a business travel platform that's raising millions for expansion and aging populations. falling birthrights and fewest skilled workers industries. are looking into the use of robotics. we looked at how robots could change the construction industry, the china's 3 decades march to become the factory of the world. it's been pretty remarkable. it's listed millions out of poverty and millions more into the middle class. but on the president cheating ping, china has a human rights problem. invest in pricing corporations that do business with china to ve

i'm sammy's a than from the whole team here. thanks for joining us. can use an al jazeera ah news news. news. news is a very bleak picture for a lot of americans out there, white supremacy. in fact, all of our, if you're putting more money into the hands, with some workers taking money out of the hands of other workers, everyone goes to their campus. it becomes a us versus down. this is a deal about constraining a nuclear program. the bottom line off the big question. oh, now $20.00 bit going block chain and crypto guarantees. disruptive technology joined with me and introducing a bill to outlaw crypto currency all the way to a fair, a financial system with big point open for software. we can't, we don't want money developing a government award winning filmmaker toast and huffman looks at all sides of the complex crypto crypto bit going no change in the internet on our sarah ah, how the swans if a big war, if israel violates the oxer most things your risk limb and the holy sides of red line. meanwhile tension rise again in part east jerusalem where pa

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i'm sammy's a van from the whole team here. thanks for joining us. can use and i'll just use ah, ah ah frank assessments that are local questions that the government maybe 11 exactly have. and what made of that taking what a situation might not ever get informed opinions is the us with thinking military positioning in the middle east. was it just simply a reorganizing military? this is a message to the reason that the united states is rethinking its military foster in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story. on our jazeera, the world of high frequency share trading, exposed. i had this engine that was basically trading. i couldn't last $30000000.00 was a terrifying experience. artificial intelligence as rates for stakes and risks on the money markets, the markets go faster and faster. we're opening up the possibility for an instability, for no, no use of money bought. on our jesse i european diplomatic outrage grows off the better we divert an airliner, entertains and opposition activists. what's being condemned as piracy. ah, hello

in that way sammy davis jr.k sinatra for in terms of actual civil rights activism than he did president kennedy at the time. >> he wouldn't play certain venues, wouldn't stay at certain hotels. it was fascinating. he was way ahead of his time. >> exactly. >> jake, thank you. the book is called "the devil may dance" by my esteemed colleague, mr. jake tapper. >> thank you, my friend. >> all right, look at this. it's a ufo, that's what the pentagon is confirming but they won't use the word aliens. stay with us. at runs at the speed of now. next day and two-day shipping nationwide, and returns right from the doorstep. it's a whole new world out there. let's not keep it waiting. you could take your ulcerative colitis treatment in a different direction. talk to your doctor about xeljanz, a pill, not an injection or infusion, for adults with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis when a certain medicine did not help enough. xeljanz is the first and only fda-approved pill for moderate to severe uc. it can reduce symptoms

alright, journalist sammy, so call them ask of kate. thank you. leaders from the g. 20 group of industrial and emerging countries have held a virtual solid in that boosting access to corona virus. vaccines. producers pledge billings of doses to low and middle income countries by the end of next year. the european union also promised to invest in local vaccine production in africa to reduce its dependence on international imports. the vaccine rolling, speeding up across the european union in italy, more than 30 percent of the population has already received the 1st bus in countries like you've gone to progress, it's slow. only one percent of people have been that's the name. that's the main topic at the g 20 the global health summers. and it's a major concern of give vent to, for close to $1500000000.00 or so. vaccines that have been administered in over 180 countries worldwide. only 0.3 percent of them are low income countries. last year the u wants to donate at least a 100000000 dose to developing countries by the end of the year. but

so sammy, a tenuous fires in place, but will it hold? yeah, well i think today was a very important test. today we saw clashes around the locked some walls. we saw israeli troops going in fried disbursing people who came there. some people came to worship. some people came to celebrate. they were way the palestinian flag i we saw this kind of confrontation in spite of the fact that there were condemnations also from jordan and they were wounded who were taking the hospice. nevertheless, this did not spark. i would say, did you bring any of the party to say that this is because of a red line that this would bring a collapse to the see why you're we've heard from both the hallmark and islamic jihad is saying that they're sticking to the, to the cease fire, so i would say the do were quite stable after a day. like today. i think we're going to be in a stable period right now. all right for the cease fire does seem to be holding for now. but both sides are also cleaning victory and the conflicts. so are we any closer to finding a long term s

ah, sammy de dan, this is out there alive from the hall. so coming up, the leaders of australia, new zealand, meet for the 1st time since the pandemic relations with china, likely to dominate or west african leaders invite molly's intern, president and coolie. the for crisis talks, making the switch how one of the world's most polluted cities is trying to clean up . in fact, with the help of electric vehicle. ah, the president of the democratic republic of congo says the situation is serious, but under control, days after the option of africa, the most active volcano, at least 400000 people who have and in their homes, fearing a 2nd option. malcolm webb has the latest from goma people his last, everything salvage, what they can from the pile of smouldering hot rocks. a few days ago, this was a river of lava. it came, gushing out his mountain. you are gone days africa's most active volcano into the city of goma, in the democratic republic of congo. no, this is the largest. samuel kimberly's neighbourhood is gone. his house caught fire before

for palestinians for now, but for now, they're also not going to actively try and solve this complex sammy alright, thanks so much. senior diplomatic edits of a james base. ah, well let's take you through some of the headlines here now just here. now, as we've been covering and telling us is reopening. it's considered in occupied east jerusalem for palestinians. the previous u. s. trump administration had closed this in 2019. it was part of an attempt to downgrade ties with the palestinians. us secretary of state antony blink and made the announcement. after meeting palestinian authority, president moved on bath. they also pledged millions of dollars of aid for garza all insisting amass should not benefit from it. i informed the president boss and earlier prime minister netanyahu that the united states will notify congress of our intention to provide $75000000.00 an additional development and economic assistance for the palestinians. in 2021 will also provide the 5 and a half $1000000.00 in immediate disaster assistance for gaza and a little over $32000000.00 for unrest. emergency humanita

ah, i'm sammy say that this is out. there are live from the hall. so coming up is there . i was prime minister fights to hold onto his job and the rivals joined forces to form a government without him. molly is suspended from the west african regional block off through the 2nd qu in less than a year. but the group stopped short of imposing sanctions. the latin america wrestles with when to resume the most popular, but least socially distance activities. ah china is relaxing it's family planning rules. so couples can have up to 3 children . that's according to state media. since 2016 couples have been limited to only 2 kids and katrina you is live for us from beijing. katrina. why is the birthright becoming such a critical issue for china? well, the reason is because china is heading. if things stay the same for a living demographic crisis, this is been on the minds of analysts and experts when it comes to tons population for decades. and that's why we did see that marked change in 2016, allowing for 2 children. but it seems that that policy, the to child policy has failed

hello, i'm sammy say, dan, this is al jazeera alive from dell hall. so coming up, molly is suspended from the west. african regional blog come through 2nd qu in less than a year, but the group stopped short of imposing sanction. showing a united front on china, the leaders of astray, leah and new zealand tried to i'm out lead differences and latin america wrestles with when to resume some of its most popular but least socially distance activities. ah, a new coalition is taking shape in israel and it could on see the longest serving prime minister in israeli history. that would mean, but, you mean nathan? yeah. how is the could policy will be out of government for the 1st time in 12 years. our diplomatic at the james bays, reports from west jerusalem. this is the man who now looks lightly to become israel's next prime minister on the right of his railey politics. naphtali bennett of 49 year old self made millionaire here campaigning in israel's 4th election in 2 years. now, the opposition leader? yeah. le pete, who centrist party actually did better th

thank you steven dacong sammy's dead. wants to give. she never thinks about herself.ied about every body else he's going through she said. >> on the strong. i don't want you guys to cry. and she's she's totally loyal. she's worried about everybody else. still. >> i barely to i had great good news. a lot of tempted the net. should be dealing with it. i. i call ended up there. that and needed peel a new one read. that story. it don't worry, you're not alone. >> dennis shanahan fox 40 news. >> welcome back. just about 9.15, here on this sunday morning. and we're taking a look down at la county where evacuation orders are in place for residents and the topanga area as the palisades brush fire continues to spread gene kang with our sister station ktla joins us live from the pacific palisades. jean, last we checked these flames have scorched nearly 800 acres. what is the latest down there. >> yeah, good morning. know. first of all, just to set the scene here for you folks in the northern california area. this location is about 30 minutes away from downtown l a as you see a

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hi sammy, it's good to be here. my name is kelly ones are i'm the executive director of the 3 year old nonprofit organization called silver lining. and our focus and learning is near term climate risk. so we drive our research, we work with government stakeholders, numbers of the public use organizations to look at expanding our portfolios options to address climate risk in the next 30 to 40 years where we may have some gaps that might not be addressed in other ways. thank you, kelly. thank you. actually thank you david and audience. i know you have thoughtfulness. i know you've got opinions and maybe the a couple of things that you want to ask our line. now pass, guess, jumping to the comment section and you can be part of this discussion. the idea kelly and david that solar geo engineering may well be a climate change solution. david, you go fast. so solution is a loaded word and then picks up exactly on the critique you heard, which is the idea that it's the sol solution. nobody in this debate who's remotely sens

right that is all useful for now i'll have more for you later sammy thanks so much . for me for this news hour back in a moment to stay with us. frank assessments. exactly how and why. a situation might not be if you ever get informed opinion is the u.s. . military. positioning in the middle east or is it just a simple act of reorganizing military assets this is a message to the router for the united states here's rethink its military posture in-depth analysis of the day school ople headlines inside story on out 0. it's the u.k.'s biggest hospital with eventual capacity for 4000 covert 19 patients built inside a london conference center it took just 9 days to construct with the help of army engineers dramatically expanding the critical care bed count and other similar sites on the way the actual london numbers could be much higher than advertised researches say that huge gaps in testing capacity that the government is now trying to close extrapolate that across the country and the spread of corona virus appears far wider than anyone thought. it's one of the most recog

and then that's all your support for now or t. sammy, thanks so much. well, that's it from me for this news. we'll be back in a moment with more today's news london stay with us here and out there. i just goes to algeria and she needs to meet some of the world's most passion, football fan. my soul, my love to go to the stadium, lloyd supportive, all football, hooligan, waving streams, fandom can have life changing content. don't remember how it only felt the flames burning deadly game. algeria and she dizzy and on al jazeera, for did ramirez and molina families, the pain is unbearable for of their relatives were killed last week, doing a military operation ordered by the venezuelan government. security forces accused him of being part of a colombian rebel group and said they died and come, but the neighbors and family members and they were innocent, taken from their homes and executed under pressure vinnish. well, as defense minister by the me to do, you know, said the armed forces were obliged to defend that country from irregular, added the human righ

ah, hello, i'm sammy's a dan. this is the news i live from da. how coming up in the next 60 minutes? the un human rights council agrees to launch an international investigation into the garza conflict. israel rejects the decision, amass, welcomes, in panic and chaos. in the democratic republic of congo, tens of thousands of people escape go ma, in fear of another volcanic eruption. the severity of abuse is among the absolute worst. i am nearly 2 decades of humanitarian work. strong testimony to us senate hearing on the conflict in ethiopia, the gray region, all sides accused of atrocities. and the french president asked for a wonders forgiveness countries role in the $994.00 genocide. i'm devin ash, with sport off the japan doctor's union, predicts a grim outcome for the tokyo olympics. and in football is that it is it and walks away ra, madrid for the 2nd time. ah, the top you and human rights body is voted to launch an international investigation into violations during the 11 day conflict in garza. and the abuses in occupied palestinian territo

ah hello, i'm sammy's a news out live from coming up in the next 60 minutes. french president asked for one does forgiveness for his country's role in the 994 genocide. israel's ass trying san garza come on the international scrutiny. now the un human rights chief is calling for accountability is found to be in the lead this proportion and was in the in front of the building. on such up may constitute the war cry, panic and chaos. in the democratic republic of congo, tens of thousands of people escape gilmer in fear of another gold canyon corruption and an out of control curve. at 19 crisis in thailand's crowded prison, i found my calling. it ticking time bomb and i'm fine. how much not have all the sport than a jeans? it sets down as real madrid code following a trophy last season. ah, now we begin this news hour in rwanda, where the french president is off for forgiveness for its countries rolled, and the 1994 genocide. it happened during emanuel microns 1st visit, took gali as president, but the french leader stopped short of a formal apology. ties between the 2 nations long, been st

okay. journalist, a sammy circle, thank you so much for that reporting was up to speed now. one of the other stories making headlines around the world at this hour, around 200 students have been kidnapped and one person has been killed at a school in central nigeria, according to police and media reports. it is the latest in a series of such raids with $700.00 students, abducted and held for ransom since december. west african leaders have suspended molly from the echo was trading block for a 2nd military coup, their interest 9 months. but the meeting and gonna stop short of re imposing sanctions on molly. instead, the block insisted that it should be led by a civilian government as it prepared for election. a man hunted underway in southwestern france for a former soldier were legibly fired a hunting rifle. ap police, as they responded to a domestic violence call, the man is hiding out any wooded area of the door. don't your region? police said contact had been established several times and he had fired on them in each occasion. when new details have come to light in the sc

ok, sammy, so call in jerusalem, thank you for bringing us up to speed. the deal broken mostly by egypt carries no pre conditions and leaves the conflicts key disputes unresolved world leaders and diplomats and now pushing for a long term political solution to a people are picking up the pieces after the region, the worst conflict in years the, the streets of gas, i have come back to life. the cease fire has brought relief, but people here know just how fragile peace is, how you know life will return because this is not the 1st war and it will not be the last one. what normal life will return with the will. it is true that our hearts are in pain fee there were disasters left entire families were wiped out and that saddened us. but it is our fate in this land to be patient and the truth was welcomed in jerusalem, where attention flared for weeks before fighting began. it has to be done to be honest with you because of the bloodshed murdered children that was killed, that were kills. and innocent women, every one additional has a value. so this has to be do

and there was at least action in the stands after the break as sammy could hear a celebrated the news of his brother ronnie having scored for sport. as things stood with graeme and now 4 points below character were safe so the hosts were happy to sit back and have a sore point cologne had to throw at them which wasn't much there was one more bit of drama at the ends oh yes she carried. desperately trying and failing to win a penalty. achievable in 10 to the season for palls our guy who was rewarded with a nice little box of cigars for keeping have in the top flight. now finally have a team you can love and family but if we don't lose our last game then we can go into the summer break on the back of a fantastic run which would be a big boost for next season. as for cologne well one point is certainly better than none. wins could do and i'm sure this point will give us confidence and next week we have to win against shaka we want to overtake the others and hope that they drop points when. the outlook isn't the brightest for cologne although a small but slim seedling of hope. another clu

hello ira have a comment sammy is in the afghan capital kabul has begun bearing the victims of saturday's explosions more than 50 people many of them young girls were killed in a bomb blast at a school in a largely shia muslim neighborhood no group group has claimed responsibility for the attack but afghanistan's president is blaming that's hung up on the group has denied the attack pointing the finger at the so-called islamic state. to remove hillside symmetry fathers of various killed in saturday's attack on friday to kabul. burying their daughters. in a country to a background of bombings and death. this attack has been met with shock and in comprehension. she was 15 years old and in the 8th grade. she was very intelligent and didn't miss a single day of school. yesterday her mother told her not to go to school but she said no mother i will go today not tomorrow. that's what she did and today we're burying her here. multiple blasts had gone off outside the siad our shaft our school in western kabul as it lessons ended for the day many of the children killed were on their way home to br

ah, hello, i'm sammy say, dan, this is al jazeera alive from dell hall. so coming up, molly is suspended from the west african regional blanca through 2nd qu, in less than a year. but the group stopped short.

i'm sammy's a than in dar with a look at the headlines here now and is here and now violence between israeli forces and palestinian armed groups isn't letting up israel says its warplanes bombed the homes of at least 3 hamas commanders in gaza follows a night of rocket attacks on the strip into israel are a force of reports. written in the sky over television the story of just how quickly and decisively this conflict has escalated. from. central israeli suburbs taking direct hits from an enormous barrow of rockets fired out of gaza concentrated into a few short minutes of proportion piercing the iron dome interceptor defenses as military hardware was transported closer to the gaza border israel's prime minister defense minister and internal security service chief addressed an attack on central israel the like of which had not been seen in 3 gaza war since 2008 how massive a judge those hamas and the islamic jihad will pay a heavy price for their aggressiveness the blood is on their hands. a mass had warned of a major strike on television if israel targeted residential buildings in ga

i'm like, whoo, okay, sammy. it was fantastic.son and your daughter, they're following your footsteps into acting. did you encourage or discourage them? >> well, yeah. life is cruel to parents, isn't it? i always swore my kids would not become actors, but, you know, people get the acting bug and there's nothing really you can do about it. i didn't want them to be 30 years old and go, oh, my dad made me go to law school, although i don't know that my kids would have gotten into law school. >> wow. >> they seem to have an aptitude for it, and for now they're enjoying it. my son is on a very successful show called "dead to me," and my daughter has been on broadway a few times so they seem to be thriving and passing their old man so that's how it should be. >> what do they think of your movies? >> well, my daughter -- they've never seen any of my movies. my daughter saw the trailer for "pretty in pink" and she saw me kissing molly and she said, i am not watching that movie. my son a few years ago watched "weekend at bernie's," and he

. >> a san joaquin city leader, sammy e nunez, founder of founders and fathers and families in soaking, the nonprofit says he is no longer employed there. his alleged victim was under the age of 10 years old. >> it is shocking. that would be a better turn. the concern that i have is that people don't try to punish the organization because of the deeds of an individual, or the alleged deeds of an individual. >> nunez is being held on $2 million bail, he is said to make his first court appearance on tuesday. >>> now to the fire watch over pttsburgh, a five-year a5 acre grass fire near henry johnson parkway. tonight, cal fire crews fully contained the plate the flames, recorded at 6:00 pm, catching the attention of drivers in the city, there's no word yet on the cause. and in dublin, the home was destroyed after this fire overnight, near the regional preserve, a shed and three cars were also scorched, and thankfully no one was hurt. and in oakland, a crew worked fast to stop a fire from spreading to other homes. a column of smoke broke out this afternoon on east 25th street. the cause the

alright, journalist sammy, so call them ask escape. thank you. leaders from the g. 20 group of industrial and emerging countries have held a virtual summit aimed at boosting access to chrome virus vaccines. producers pledge billions of doses to low and middle income countries by the end of next year . the european union also promised to invest in local vaccine production in africa to reduce its dependence on international imports. the vaccine rolling, speeding up across the european union in italy, more than 30 percent of the population has already received the 1st bus in countries like you've gone to progress flow. only one percent of people have been that's the neighborhood. that's the main topic at the g 20 global house, and it's a major concern of give them to house for close to $1500000000.00. so vaccines have been administered in over $180.00 countries worldwide, only 0.3 percent of them are low income countries. last year the u wants to donate at least a 100000000 dose to developing countries by the end of the year. but support

so sammy, a tenuous fires in place, but will it hold? yeah, well i think today was a very important test. today. we saw clashes around the locked some walls. we saw israeli troops going in, tried disbursing people who came there. some people came to worship. some people came to celebrate. they were way the palestinian flag i we saw this kind of the confrontation in spite of the fact that there were condemnation, also from jordan and there were wounded, were taken hospice. nevertheless, this did not spark. i would say this is not bring any of the party to say that this is a cause of a red line that this would bring a collapse to the wire. we've heard from both the hallmark and islamic jihad is saying that they're sticking to the to the seats fire. so i would say the do were in quite stable after a day. like today. i think we're going to be in a stable period right now. all right, so the ceasefire does seem to be on holding for now, but both sides are also cleaning victory and the conflicts. so are we any closer to finding a long term solu

sinatra, sammy davis jr., a fascinating period in american history in the 1960s. your last book was in the '50s with the same setup, the same characters. the martyrs. extreme how you decided to move it into the 1960s and the plot is really intricate and interesting. >> well, it's based on and inspired by a real story, which as soon as i heard the story, as soon as i read it, i thought, oh, this has to be the second book. which is obviously sinatra and the rat pack did everything they could to help get jfk elected in 1960. and in preparation for a presidential trip to california, sinatra, in real life, had his rancho mirage estate, the compound, built up and -- in preparation for a presidential visit. rooms added, telephone lines, a helipad built. at the same time, attorney general robert kennedy had real misgivings, because he was going after organized crime. including a very horrific mobster named sam giancana, who he'd fought with publicly, and he was buddies with sinatra. it became a real-life situation where bobby kennedy is saying, i don't know if i can have

ah, hello sammy's a dan. this is the news out live from dow coming up in the next 60 minutes by boat and on foot hundreds of thousands in the democratic republic of congo, a scrambling to find safety. after another warning, volcanic eruption, there was panic when the evacuation order came. his baby, his secret santa was badly burned when a cooking talk with no medical attention, but there isn't any available. he had this reception center in rwanda, people fled over the border from the city of goma to come here. germany officially recognizes as genocide, it's slaughter of tens of thousands of had at o. and now my people in the maybe a jewish colonial rule. publicans in the us block, an independent investigation into the attack on capitol hill by donald trump. supporters shame on the republican party for trying to sweep the horrors of that day under the rub because they were afraid of donald trump and faithful politics. where live in mexico city to look at why so many regional candidates in local elections are

it was only sammy when he started. it made me. have seen so much of anything seen. from when i was young to name some of the sound effects of me and it's dangerous and it is an american spirit and if. you notice that many. people. have been mentally beaten up anti life is so much. to be made it. to me kind of manifested itself into hate so when you need to display your anger. it goes way beyond anybody's. they guys are just at the c.v.s. bar. thinking that there are. going. to go. as life easy. with. someone to stop it right here i just wanted you to see this piece 1st i want to do something else i need to do something young man was poking the waterholes with a pocket knife. why i want you to know that see i'm right there. right there. and it 21 with no price as to is fucking 25 and he was trying to give me more time than i had been on earth. it was scary but it was eerily familiar because it felt like no matter what i compass in my life being a 1st person to go to college graduate school i felt like i was told to be there it's kind of hard for you to take this stuf

because you have conversations between -- public conversations in nightclubs with sammy davis jr.n this book is just as shocking along the stuff that i made up, in terms of the actual conversations that took place by the mobsters, in terms of the way that the -- how really racist and awful the rat pack could be about each other in public, jokingly. so -- one of the things janet maslin noted in her review is i have a vegas show, you think wow, this is awful. i just took it from an actual vegas show. those were actually the joke that is they made at the time. >> and it underscores not only the racism but the sexism that was prevalent at the time. >> yeah, and that -- one of the things while writing this book that i decided to do was with "me too" and hollywood and how women are treated in entertainment, to tell the truth about what happened with women in the business in 1961, 1962. it's really not all that different from what you read about today in terms of how women are regarded, in terms of the way that stars and directors treat them. there's a lot of the resonance to what life i

hello, i'm sammy. hey dan, this is the news our live from coming off in the next 60 minutes. america's top diplomat flies to jordan after a visit to egypt at the rallies, support for the thees firing, gaza a verdict with far reaching consequences. a colt in the netherlands holds royal god shall legally responsible for climate change. the un security council discusses the political future of barrier or presidential election is set to consolidate the president power. it's completely crockett's that someone like me should have been in edge the same as it's quite as the 1st thompson was in that choice to the last election was very bad decisions. and that chaotic respond a former top advisors, the u. k. 5 mystic uses a government failing to handle cove it on how much not have all the sport, including the latest from tokyo olympics as a growing pressure to cancel. the event now includes an official partner of the game for that later and the new south. ah, we begin this news out with the mark his latest diplo

comeback at the hollywood bowl after the iconic venue which has welcomed everyone from the beatles to sammy davis jr. and beyond canceled its entire summer season for the first time since opening its doors in ♪922 now the symphony under the stars is bringing back the sound of music to celebrate the real stars of 2020 like e.r. nurse angel kao. >> we've had such a rough year it's just amazing to be here. >> reporter: and critical care physician gregory grendio. >> it's a huge sense of relief and happiness that we're in this position right now. ♪ >> reporter: they're among the thousands of frontline workers invited to a series of free concerts. >> we are here now we can do this because of them. >> what was that like to be back on that stage? >> a miracle a resurrection ♪ >> reporter: an orchestra grateful to finally be back on the stage. leading a grateful city in saying a special thanks to those who serve. ♪ >> a very special place in this city that's "nightly news" for this friday from l.a. be sure to catch all our "across america" stories on our website, nbcnightlynews.com thank you for wa

and there was at least action in the stands after the break as sammy could hear a celebrated the news of his brother ronnie having scored for sport. as things stood with graeme and now 4 points below character were safe so the hosts were happy to sit back and absorb what cologne had to throw at them which wasn't much there was one more bit of drama at the ends oh yes she carried. desperately trying and failing to win a penalty. achievable intent of the season for pals our guy who was rewarded with a nice little box of cigars for keeping house in the top flight. now finally have a team you can love and come on even if we don't lose our last game then we can go into the summer break on the back of a fantastic run which would be a big boost for next season. as for cologne well one point is certainly better than none. when skidoos up and i'm sure this point will give us confidence and next week we have to win against shaka we want to overtake the others and hope that they drop points when. the outlook isn't the brightest for cologne although a small but slim seedling of hope does remain.

and there was at least action in the stands after the break as sammy could hear a celebrated the news of his brother ronnie having scored for our sport. as things stood with graeme and now 4 points below character were safe so the hosts were happy to sit back and have a sore what cologne had to throw at them which wasn't much there was one more bit of drama at the end oh yes kiri desperately trying and failing to win a penalty. achievable intent of the season for palls outside who was rewarded with a nice little box of cigars for keeping house in the top flight. now finally have a team you can love from come on even if we don't lose all. last game then we can go into the summer break on the back of a fantastic run which would be a big boost for next season. as for cologne well one point is certainly better than none. and i'm sure this point will give us confidence and next week we have to win against shaka we want to overtake the others and hope that they drop points when. the outlook isn't the brightest for cologne although a small but slim seedling of hope does remain. a mother club

ah, hello, i'm sammy se, down with world news and i'll just, they're alive from coming out by boat and on foot hundreds of thousands in the democratic republic of congo scrambling to find safe.

and i'm dr. sammy coff, isabelle. the recent position activist is also a former presidential candidate. i asked for his assessment my but should be the low. so i always had to do hear people discover insulting you. but my, my daughters who are living in this is under this lawlessness for one quarter century. and now i think before you was trying to ignore this problem, considering the humanitarian problem and not very dangerous for, for europe and the deal to chosen to deal with go to have business from the question of the day, i think is probably what we'll be talking for number of years that he is a vengeance for international security. his major for, for europe is a danger for, for our neighbors spoke, states, poland, ukraine. and i think there's danger, she's been just at the very solid danger. right. and if you will notice, he was speaking today about the role of the board and that's what she is actually driven about. and he is provoking, okay, he's looking at what europe is talking about doing so europe is talki

ah, hello, i'm sammy a dan. this is the news i live from da. how coming up in the next 60 minutes, the un human rights council agrees to launch an international investigation into the garza conflict. israel rejects the decision, amass, welcomes in panic and chaos in the democratic republic of congo.

so end is fast and this is in this case it's strength, dr. sammy, a power from for to health care for fascinating. and what you've had to say. thanks for joining us. now is time to answer and over another of the questions you sending into a state is also about the effects of the current of ours. on the mind, over to us, i corresponded derek williams, paul, the neurological symptoms associated with cause it 19 and done. cobit cove is 19, can affect different people in very different ways and a certain number of those who contract it develop neurological symptoms by some calculations. actually, a lot more people experience them than, than people who don't in the active phase of the illness. those symptoms can include dizziness, confusion, tingling, or, or numb extremities, a loss, a smell, and taste, and then more serious cases, delirium, seizures, and stroke. doctor said the neurological symptoms could be caused by a number of factors in patients who have serious respiratory distress. for instance, oxygen deprivation and the brain can play a key role but, but an out of control immune r

ok, sammy, so call and jerusalem. thank you for bringing us up to speed. leaders from the g. 20 group of industrial and emerging countries are holding a health summit aimed at boosting access to corona virus vaccines. of the whole country italy hope's the summit will result in a new declaration for preventing future health crises. participants are expected to recommend voluntary licensing of vaccine patients to allow more companies to produce the jobs of e. you announced it will donate $100000000.00 doses to the callback's vaccine sharing program by the end of the year. this comes as vaccine produces 5 biotech pledge, 2000000000 doses of their vaccine to low income countries. i'm now joined by the w. brussel bureau chief, alexandra for now man who is at the g 20 summit in rome for us. alexandra was the w h. i was chief scientist as urge producers to waive that pace and so that so what have they agreed so far in this? any consensus on lifting these page protections? no, actually not. so according to the draft resolutio

i'm sammy's a than in the how with a look at the headlines now israel has renewed its aerial bombardment of gaza with raids on several locations 84 palestinians including 17 children have been killed since monday 7 people have been killed by strikes fired into israel by gaza's armed factions warning sirens have been going off in parts of israel after hamas fired more rockets out of gaza force that has more from southern israel there was a very significant barrel of rocket fire coming out of gaza hamas is saying about 100 rockets have been fired in that can sconce and traded period about 30 minutes ago. the impact of those or least that the alerts of those going off on central israel around the tel aviv area so. also in the south. and very interestingly hamas is saying that it takes responsibility for an operation on. the diversion of aircraft from the main airport ben gurion between television and jerusalem to romagna a lot and israel's far south well now there are reports that airport itself has come under attack and violence has also spread within israel this communal fighting not seen