richard sherman and his brother, robert, were the sons of al sherman, another songwriter and he challengedem this piece of advice, he said there are three s that are essential in writing a song. you want to make it simple, thinkable and sincere. they took that message and used it when they were writing songs for the walt disney company, writing songs that developed the characters and stories that we love from mary poppins and �*thejungle we love from mary poppins and �*the jungle book�* we love from mary poppins and �*thejungle book�* to winnie the pooh. and the music they gave us for all of these years has become a huge legacy to the generations that have listen to these songs, from feed the birds in mary poppins to it�*s a small world at the attractions at the parks all around the world. their songs have become the soundtrack of our lives and while we are sad at the passing of richard sherman, a brilliant and empathetic and gracious man, who imparted his inspiration and wisdom to young songwriters who are working today and incidentally, richard kept writing, even up to his 90s, he has a

it's as melodious as it is magical and memorable. >> richard sherman is world renowned. after all. >> he and his brother robert wrote more than 150 of the beloved classics of our childhood and beyond, including earworms for disney theme parks like it's a small world for a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down, but they may best be known for the songs they wrote for mary poppins back in 1964. >> chim chim chim chim, which won them oscars for best score and best song for chim chim chim cheree chim chim chim chim chim chim cheroo. his popular song of theirs, supercalifragilistic expialidocious, became a pop hit, reaching the billboard hot 100 in 1965. bob iger, the ceo of the walt disney company, issued this statement saying richard sherman was the embodiment of what it means to be a disney legend, creating, along with his brother robert, the beloved classics that have become a cherished part of the soundtrack of our lives. feed the birds needs to happen. most of the sherman brothers songs appeal to all ages, something they learned from walt disney himself. he once t

and sherman. and yet there, there was the two fabulous engraved wineglasses that the entire congress to mrs. markland after this one tour that they did of new orleans. a group did it but the whole congress gave it to them and they were just sort of sold for the value silver goblets you know broke my heart and and as far as i can tell, the last bill that i could track had died here in washington, 1969. so but i i'm not a genealogy just so. so i know when wrote your first book, you upon markland you know this has been so what else has been revealed you and all this research that has picture for another possible book. yeah well one of the things that that i had thought was going to write about next was, the two week period between when when jefferson davis inaugurated and when was inaugurated and. so in those two weeks, you had president buchanan in the north and you had jefferson davis, president jefferson davis in the and as i was reading through the congressional record about the ku klux klan act,

generations of families will be familiar with the work of richard m sherman.scars in 1965 for the score of mary poppins. # now i'm the king of the swingers, oh. # the jungle vip... some of their best—known songs include thejungle book's i wanna be like you. # i wanna be a man, man cub. # stroll right into town. and chitty chitty bang bang. # chitty chitty bang bang, we love you. during his long career he won numerous awards, including three grammys, and received 2a gold and platinum albums. he was described as being a key member of walt disney's inner circle of creative talents. the boss of the walt disney company, bob iger, paid tribute to him, saying, "his music captured "the hearts of generations of audiences." his musical legacy will no doubt be enjoyed by old and young for years to come. i'm joined now by the musician and songwriterjohn titta, who sits on the board of the songwriters hall of fame. thank you so much for being with us. you wrote that richard and robert sherman "wrote the score to our childhoods". i thought that was so touching and aptly put

richard sherman is world renowned after all.cs of our childhood and beyond, including earworms for disney theme parks like it's a small world. ♪ a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down ♪ >> they may best be known for the songs they wrote for mary poppins in 1964 which won them oscars for best score and best song. this popular song of theirs became a pop hit, reaching the billboard hot 100 in 1965. bob iger, the ceo of the walt disney company, issued this statement, saying richard sherman was the embodiment of what it means to be a disney legend, creating along with his brother robert the beloved classics that have become a cherished part of the sound track of our lives. most of the sherman brothers' songs appeal to all ages. something they learned from walt disney himself. he once told us early on in our career, they said, don't insult the kid. don't write down to the kid. and don't write just for the adult. so we write for grandpa and the 4-year-old and everyone in between. for the 50th anniversary of disney animation st

of sherman bareheaded wearing a cape and riding his horse well again. the sculpture society rejected kelly's design, but three years later, saint-gaudens did the monument in new york city in front of the plaza hotel sherman bareheaded, wearing a cape. exactly, you know, exactly design. but it was all too similar. yes. i mean and you know the questions of microphone and socket. yes. you mentioned that you've got a new edition of your coming out. when is that going to happen? later this spring. yeah, it's something i've been working on for a couple of years now and i feel like it's that i've collected more information on kelly and other people have contacted over the years so collected a in the file got bigger and then i said there's you know there's good 50 more pages and very important you know little snippets of civil war history that deserve be told anyone else. well now i realize when i go again before i bought the book i'm looking forward to reading it. but is mcclellan in it that interview mcclellan and that they talk about mcclellan's failure at t

richard sherman died today at a beverly hills hospital from an age related illness.is late brother robert, died 12 years ago. but through their careers, they composed and wrote the lyrics for hundreds of other disney movies like chitty chitty bang bang, the aristocats and the jungle book. the duo also wrote songs for dozens of hollywood films, tv productions, broadway shows. richard sherman was 95. all right. day one is now in the books, but the party continues tomorrow. no. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to flock to san francisco's mission district this weekend. it is all for carnival. the two day festival also celebrated worldwide. now san francisco's. let's talk about this one. san francisco's event is the largest and longest running multicultural celebration in california. this year's theme honors indigenous roots festival, includes dozens of musical and dance performances, vendors, and food. we pride ourselves in having a representation of all the different types of food that you can come taste, and then also the music to come and whether you come

the current action is the sherman act, section 2 of the sherman act. >> the justice department said thaturt that voters deserve a quick resolution to the cases against donald trump. if that does notappen and there is not a resolution or any trial before the election wld that be a failure of justice? >> the justice department's trial. that matter is now in the hands of the i'm not going speculate any further. >> thank■ everyone. >> as noted the justice department has announced lawsuits against ticketmaster ar2o■ issues with ticket prices and acss h during taylor era's tour. this portion of the hearing is just over

he loved that song. >> richard sherman was 95 years old. ♪ ♪ >> and over this legendary career, the shermantotal, more than 200 songs. i encourage everybody to look at the list, because there's a bunch i promise you have forgotten that will jog your memory and take you right back. >> just listening to ones they did play... wow. >> of course, one after another. it's crazy. >> amazing legacy. thank you so much for that, trevor. coming up, nicki minaj back on stage overnight after getting arrested as she left amsterdam. what she said about the incident. >> plus, the search for suspects after a "general hospital" actor was shot and killed in downtown los angeles. >> and the new rip current warning before you head out to the beach, and the most common mistake that people make in the water. first, let's go back to brittany bell. good morning. >> good morning to you, too. dangerous he does the main concern, across texas stretching into louisiana. that's where we have an excessive heat warning with real feel temperatures approaching 118 degrees. that's what's happening across the country. here's wh

the current action involves the sherman act, monopolization under sections one and two of the shermann court multiple times that voters deserve a quick resolution to the cases against donaldrump. if t and there is not a resolution or any trial before the election, would that be a failure of justice? ce department's position is to seek a speedy trial. that matter is now in the hands of the courts. i'm not going to speculate any further. >>ha you book tv features leadig authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. university's brian kaplan argues that government regulation of e us has caused po skyrocket. pulitzer prize winner historian stephen hahn explains what liberalism is an argues that and informs current issues. book tv every sunday on c-span and fina full schedule online

richard m sherman who has died at the age of 95. time to ta ke take a look at the weather.t of us, the weather has taken a turn for the worse today. there will still be some sunshine around at times through the rest of the day, but we are seeing more showers breaking out as well, some of them heavy and thundery. and those showers will continue well into the afternoon. some slow moving thundery downpours, particularly across southern scotland and a good part of england. temperatures as a result of more showers around will be lower than yesterday. noticeably so in scotland, but we still could make 21 in the south east of england if we miss most of those showers. but those heavy showers will continue into the evening. they'll fade away from much of england and wales overnight. but we'll see some further wet weather coming back into northern ireland and scotland later on in the night. clearer skies in the south could see temperatures dipping away to eight or nine degrees. but the promise of some early sunshine, at least, for central and eastern parts of england. however, scatte

richard sherman was 95 years old. on "pbs news weekend," why food assistance benefits aren't keeping up with inflation and a grammy award winning teacher on the importance of music for all. ♪ >> this is "pbs news weekend" from weta studios in washington, home of the pbs. john: tyson foods is one of the world's biggest meat and poultry producers. according to the union of concerned scientists, it's also a major polluter in the united states. a report entitled “waste deep” says tyson plants in the united states dump more than 371 million pounds of pollutants into waterways, more than half of it in three states: nebraska, illinois, and missouri. in response, tyson defends its wastewater treatment program, which it says complies with regulations. stacy woods is the union of concerned scntists' research director and one of the authors of the report. what pollutants are we talking about and what effect do they have on the environment, wildlife, and humans? stacy: i report found tyson foods dumped over 25 different pollutant

richard m sherman who has died at the age of 95.e pictures. it's a giant picnic on paris's most famous avenue — the champs—elysees. you can see here — the french capital's iconic boulevard was laid with a 216—meter—long red—and—white chequered rug — thought to be the world's largest tablecloth. hello. thanks forjoining me. the weather, this bank holiday weekend has been a little hit and miss. this is what we had earlier on during the course of saturday. storms breaking out quite widely across england, parts of wales, some across the irish sea as well, and outbreaks of rain in scotland. now further showers are expected not just on bank holiday monday, but indeed the rest of the week. temperatures will be near normal, nothing spectacular. but at least by the end of the week, it does look as though these low pressures should finally pull away as we see high pressure building. but the winds will still come in from the north. so there's certainly no major warm up in the forecast. ok, let's have a look at the forecast then for the short t

generations of families will be familiar with the work of richard m sherman.poppins. # now, i'm the king of the swingers, oh! # the jungle vip. some of their best—known songs include thejungle book's i wanna be like you... # i wanna be a man, man cub. # stroll right into town. ..and chitty chitty bang bang. # chitty chitty bang bang, we love you. during his long career, he won numerous awards, including three grammys, and received 2a gold and platinum albums. # tuppence a bag... he was described as being a key member of walt disney's inner circle of creative talents. the boss of the walt disney company, bob iger, paid tribute to him, saying, "his music captured the hearts "of generations of audiences." his musical legacy will no doubt be enjoyed by old and young for years to come. for more, i spoke to the musician and songwriter john titta, who sits on the board of the songwriters hall of fame. they started out as really pop—rock songwriter. their first song was you'r 16, you're beautiful and you're mine for johnny burnette and this brought them to the attenti

i remember the great general of our civil war, william sherman, under whom some of my ancestors servedose of the war was establishing a better world should be the goal, not dividing ukraine along the front line. thank you! general sherman, to whom our interlocutor referred, cursed the war as an orgy of barbarity and cruelty, but said: wars are not always evil, they are part of a great mechanism. by which the world is governed. the realist's view: contradictions are resolved through conflicts, and a new order emerges for a while. it was. what if they are not resolved and do not arise? and the great mechanism is simply outdated. the world has become more complicated and frontal collision does not bring what you want. wars are becoming hybrid, victories are flickering, and the only sign of order is a persistent lack of order, sorry, no need to burden you, we persuaded, we won’t for now, it was an international review, see you in 2 weeks, i suggest changing the call sign of the passenger to the call sign of rebin, no, this is my brother’s call sign, you remain a passenger, that’s right, a

sherman's army, which was 60,000, mostly ohio ones. and illinois. yeah. recruits. they made quite a difference. and that is the reason that the title of my book says how these alabamians got written out of history. they are mentioned only in any of alabama histories and always in negative tones. they were disgruntled hillbillies, jealous of the wealth of the plantation owners. they were opportunist robbing their neighbors. they were. the don't use the. the alabama historian did not use the term white trash. they referred to them as the mud school class, the lowest of the low. yeah. the reason that they got into an army is fascinating. and so when chris sheetz in 1862 starts this clandestine organi izing in april of 1862 the union army captured huntsville, alabama and that became a destination for these country boys looking through the forest at night on dirt and an old native american trails. they became numerous in huntsville that in july. of 1862, general don carlos samuel sent a message to lincoln's war department saying, i to organize the alabama volunteers. th

tributes are being paid to one of hollywood's most successful songwriters, richard m sherman, who hasbert, for classic films such as mary poppins, thejungle book and chitty chitty bang bang. across his 65—year career, richard sherman became part of walt disney's "inner circle of creative talents". the sherman brothers were inducted into the songwriters hall of fame in 2005 and received the us national medal of the arts in 2008. and just before we go, let's leave you with these pictures. it's a giant picnic on paris's most famous avenue, the champs—elysees. you can see here, the french capital's iconic boulevard was laid with a 216—meter—long red—and—white chequered rug, thought to be the world's largest picnic blanket. but it wasn't open to everyone, nearly 273,000 people applied to take part in the event, and only 4,000 were chosen. eating on a slightly different scale, at a state banquet we have the german president hosting the french president for a state visit, we are keeping an eye on that, do stay with us hello. this is probably not the sort of weather you'd hope for in a bank h

the department of justice joined byistrict of columbia sued live ticket master for violating the sherman anti-trust act. in recent nation ticket master's exorbitant fee and technological failures have been criticized by fans and artists ali. but we are not here today because live master's conduct is inconvenient or frustrating.re because, as we allege, that conduct isnte an illegal. our complaint makes clear what happens when a monopolist dedicates its resources to entrenching its monopoly power and insulating itself from competition rather than in better products and services. we allege lnati has a legally monopolized markets across the live concert industryed states for far too long p. eak it up. ticket master made itself ubiquitous in the industry. it directly manages more than 400 artists andro more tha% of concert promotions across thentd it owns or contros more than 6f phitheaters in the united states. sustain this dominance, live nation relies on unlawful anti-competitive conduct to exercise its monopolist to control over live event industry in the united states and over the artis

[indiscernible] the sherman scholars, betsy sherman is a very large donor for our campus and that scholarshipprepare teachers for challenging schools. they started with math and science and now [indiscernible] we are preparing teachers to work with kids who need so much support in inner cities, challenging environments from early childhood particularly through middle school. the shermans really wanted to focus on the early childhood experience because if you get the child early you can build the foundation not just in the reading and math but in getting a sense of self and helping teachers appreciate the role they can play in all of that work. but middle school, very important. one of the big challenges in america is many middle schoolers do not get the foundation they need in reading and math. it is a challenge in our society that has been exacerbated by covid for children and that bottom economic percent. the other donor would mention is 100 years old, bob is a philanthropist, m.i.t. graduate who started this program, the leading program in the country for producing black scientists and in

usa, i’m not so sure, i often remember the great general of our civil war, william sherman, under whome of my ancestors. he said that the goal of the war is to establish a better world, and that should be the goal, not dividing ukraine along the front line. thank you. general sherman, to whom our interlocutor referred. cursed the war as an orgy of barbarity and cruelty, but said: wars are not always evil, they are part of the great mechanism by which the world is governed. the view of a realist: contradictions are resolved through conflicts, a new order arises for a while, it was so, but what if they are not resolved and do not arise, but the great mechanism is simply outdated. the world has become more complex and frontal... the collision does not bring what is desired, wars become hybrid, victories flicker, and the only sign of order is a persistent lack of order, sorry, no need to burden you, persuaded, we won’t for now, this was an international review, see you in 2 weeks. are you sure that you chose this dress yourself, or did someone tell you? at bigfest you definitely choose, fo

richard sherman was 95.e also issued some tips to keep your memorial day weekend wildfire safe. if you are camping, make sure to completely put out any fires you start. if you are staying home and getting some work done like lawn mowing, metal blades from mowers can strike rocks and spark a grass fire. >> did you know that 95% of fires are human caused? don't let a day of fun turn into a day of tragedy. >> fortunately, we are in for a nice, cool rest of the memorial day weekend. but fire officials do say it's always important to keep safety in mind. nearly a quarter of u.s. veterans return home and experience post-traumatic stress disorder at some point in their life, and more than a dozen die by suicide every day. one company hopes to bring that number down by getting veterans up on their feet and healing through dance. kate fox news correspondent madeleine rivera has more on that. >> in midtown manhattan, the sounds of sirens are drowned out by music. the museum of the aircraft carrier intrepid, inside exi

. >> the great richard sherman, one half of the sherman brothers, the men behind the music so many ofp to. his credits include the soundtrack to our childhoods. but first, here's drew. >> we'll take a live look at san jose this morning where the sun is up here we have mostly sunny skies right now. current temperature of 53 degrees. looking at the forecast today, lots of sunshine inland, the low 80s around the bay, shoreline fog giving way to sunshine. we'll go upper 60s, lower 70s. clouds right now along the coast. bright but breezy. this afternoon in the 50s. w now at 630, a deadly motorcycle crash. the victim, the son of the mayor of half moon bay. the community, now calling for changes in what they say is a dangerous intersection on the peninsula. >> strike against the university of california system. why? some academic workers at two campuses are walking off the job this week. plus young living in the material world. >> and i am a material girl tattoo tribute to madonna, the woman who just earned herself a guinness world record. >> for all the ink she has of the singer. i'm a fan,

where's sherman's army? what happened with the election. what's mcclellan saying on his campaign trail? are there draft riots? what is what are copperheads saying these days? what's happening in my hometown right so to get some of this information again not only are soldiers able to piece together what's next but also know is the sacrifice. i'm experienced right now to my body and to my emotions. is that going to be worth it? and unfortunately, some of the news that they'll read in enemy papers is not good thinking of georgian soldiers. the in the trenches at petersburg reading about what's happening you know it's what's going to cause a lot of them to leave because they know that i'm fighting to protect my family and my family's in danger. right so and we usually say like no news is good news. but in this case, i, i, i don't think ignorance is bliss. right, because it just leads to that rumination. another reason is there perspective of the enemy begins to evolve or evolves throughout the war, right? and so later in the war, in 64, 65. rig

that was one of the classic disney songs co-written by richard sherman, who passed away today shermanlong with his brother robert wrote hundreds of songs for disney that became part of childhood for millions of us. he won an academy award for chim, chim cher-ee in the film mary poppins sherman also co-wrote one of my favorite childhood songs from the movie, chitty chitty bang, bang chitty chitty bang, bang. >> we judy, chitty chitty bang, bang anywhere we don't bang, bang, bang bang, bang so fine and. >> if, you've ever been to a disney theme park you couldn't miss one of his most iconic tunes of all time thank you to read sherman for all of these great childhood memories. he was 95 cnn breaking news hello again, everyone. >> thank you so much for joining me on fredricka whitfield and we're following breaking news on this memori

richard sherman was 95.off today with preparations around the city for its 10th anniversary next weekend. >> volunteers gathered early this morning at 6:00 to start painting rainbow crosswalks near central park in davis. organizers say it's a way to show inclusion and acceptance in the community. volunteers share. they want everyone to feel welcome and that they want people to feel a sense of love and support when they visit the area. >> we feel that it symbolizes hope. a new beginning, exciting time for the city coming in. so and you know that we're about to have a good party all of the month of june, and there are several events planned for the davis community for pride month, such as next saturday's annual fair and music festival and a free skating event. >> the giants were on the opposite end of late game magic. our jason appelbaum will have the story next in sports. >> and tonight on the 11:00 news, a las vegas business hiding cash around town. how the strategy has garnered tens of thousands of followe

sherman is survived by his wife of 66 years. there's a price war brewing at 2 major retail chains target cutting prices on about 5,000 items that are regularly purchased and has plans to potentially cut more target. and walmart competing for shoppers who are looking to save after inflation pushed up the price of food, housing and other essentials. target officials say the retail stores already cut the prices of about 1500 items heading into the memorial day holiday weekend. fiji water recalling nearly 2 million bottles because of contamination with maggie some bacteria. the affected bottles were distributed in washington state and sold nationwide online. customers are being advised to not drink the water and return it for a refund. the recall began back in early march, but it wasn't until the couple days ago at the food and drug administration's decision to recall fiji water was disclosed to the public. >> take a look at this. uc santa cruz students got the chance to meet baby falcons on top of san jose's city hall. the mama fal

the general sherman tree is 275ft tall and 25ft in diameter, making it the largest tree by volume. >> zoo is ready to release 150 frogs back into the wild after treating them for a deadly fungus. >> take a look. these mountain and sierra nevada yellow legged frogs have been hit hard by the chytrid fungus, which has devastated frog populations across the globe. the zoo is testing and microchipping all of the frogs. once cleared of the fungus, they'll be put back in streams, lakes and meadows throughout the sierra nevada as part of the zoo's ongoing conservation effort. great work. >> that is great work. what a job that is microchipping all of those frogs. all right, we still have much more news ahead. >> let's go to abc seven news anchor zach fuentes for a look at the stories coming up at 530. zach. >> yeah, thanks, dan. and i'm a climate change is bringing us more warmer days and building a better bay area means understanding what's happening now. what will our iconic fog be like in the next 25 years? >> and so we've lost about three hours a day of fog that we normally get during the

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. >>> well, songwriter richard sherman has died.w his name, but you've definitely heard of his songs. ♪ a spoonful full of sugar ♪ ♪ helps the medicine go down ♪ >> he and his brother robert wrote several classic tunes including what you just heard right there, "a spoonful of sugar" and "superkcal frajlist tic ex-pal kodoeshs." he also wrote "it's a small world after all," the theme song at all the disney parks. richard sherman was 95. >>> still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," how members of congress and their staff are bearing the brunt of partisan politics. [cough] flare-ups that could permanently damage my lungs. with breztri, things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing. starting within 5 minutes, i noticed my lung function improved. it helped improve my symptoms, and breztri was even proven to reduce flare-ups, including those that could send me to the hospital. so now i look forward to more good days. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you

sherman was 95 years old.m called off tonight's concert after she was detained at amsterdam's airport today. minaj was heading to manchester when police stopped her and accused her of having cannabis pre-rolls in her luggage. she even live streamed some of the incident on her instagram. she was later released. minaj posted online claiming it was all an attempt to sabotage the remainder of her tour. live nation says the show has been postponed. is that the first thing you think of when getting arrested going on social media? no. >> being live because i've never been arrested, so i don't know. >> that's true. hypothetically hypothetically, i may have arrested development, but that's true. you have an arresting personality. >> oh, thank you so much. i'll take the compliment and move along. yes. here's a look at what's going on with our weather tomorrow. bright breezy and a little bit on the cool side for this time of the year. but monday, memorial day will be a few degrees warmer, so there's some warmer weather i

richard sherman was 95 years old.ng duo best known for composing songs for movies like "mary poppins" and "the jungle book." he won two oscars, three grammys, and had 24 gold and platinum albums. >>> this weekend is the unofficial start of summer, and this year's movie season is already off to a slow start. the big question -- whether we will be seeing any blockbusters like we saw last year. we have the story. >>> it's one of life's mysteries, sir. >> reporter: memorial day weekend has typically debuted blockbusters like 2022's "top gun: maverick" which smashed box office records. >> i've never felt power like this before. >> reporter: franchise films like 2016's "x-men apocalypse," and classics like 1984's "indiana jones and the temple of doom." >> fortune and glory, kid. fortune and glory. >> reporter: but this weekend may feel a bit different with films like "furioso" from the "mad max" franchise. and the animated family flick "garfield." >> will this be a record-breaking memorial weekend not by a long shot. at lea

i never expected to be able to climb the general sherman tree.e appeared to be healthy and thriving and i was able to successfully fight off the beatles. >> in case you're jealous of the parks is they don't have any more plans to go up again, since the tree was thankfully in good health. >>> today, a milestone in the race to save starving pelicans who have been turning up in the hundreds along california's coastline. the group international bird rescue in total has taken in 170 of them, feeding them, treating their injuries. today they released eight of them back into the wild after nursing them back to health researchers are still looking into what caused these pelicans to have trouble getting food, but conservationists say the situation does seem to be improving. >>> heads up if you're going to be anywhere near the civic center in san francisco saturday night, scroll x, the dj, and british electro musician fred again will be playing at 25,000 person concert there. tickets for the surprise concert were sold out in an hour, it was hyped up on his

people are paying far richard m sherman much tax...iament and during the cost—of—living crisis that is hurting people really hard. abs, hurting people really hard. a long road ahead to polling day, four parties will be trying to attract attention until then. at least 14 people have been killed after tornadoes ripped through central us, destroying buildings and a petrol station that was sheltering dozens of people. severe storms formed over texas and oklahoma on saturday. at least seven were killed in texas, after a tornado ploughed through a rural area near a mobile home park. two people were also confirmed dead in arkansas. there was major damage to homes and businesses. emergency teams are searching for those missing. forecasters have warned of more severe weather over what is the memorial day holiday weekend. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. you are watching you stay here on bbc news. leaders from japan, south korea and china are meeting for two days of high—level diplomacy in seoul, the first such talks since 2