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oliver lapointe, who would be ernie's uncle, he was the son of ernie's grandfather's first wife, sonia, who is the gene yolgs, is nodding, i guess that right. right and we located in r collections a collections a number of photographs, and even though some of them -- there's a very famous one of a group of lakota people on a train in manchester, england when they were there, with the wild west in 1903. and someone has written on the photograph that we have, grandma la points traveling show so we always think of it as buffalo bills wild west, but from now on, i'm going to think of it as grandma low points traveling show. so i just wanted to say that. the work that we are doing here, to try to recover all of the documentary records about cody, his immediate connections -- when he was out here in the plains, and later, when he became a performer, and later still, when he became a developer and an investor in this part of the west and particular. it's something that we really value the partnerships that we can develop with people like sonia and bernie, who can help us fill in some of the g

the months sonia community once hunted, the animals down. try to make amend. they want to plant thousands of trees. they helped cut down. that is, i've only when a benefit to eat, the health of the forest means the health and safety of our people. it's the source of our medicinal herbs which are also disappearing. logging and purging of also lead to the shrinking of our rivers and streams. because the government says it also wants to plant $5000000.00 trees to reforest last areas. but conservation is said, the effort may be too late for endangered animals like the western gym busy. that's not sustainable because you're talking about planting new trees. we still need to stop the county that is going on with the existing to we could that this, we are the problem. if you cannot wait and lose that, to build new stuff, it's not going to sierra leone is home to more than 5000 western chimpanzees. more than $1500.00 of them, i found them the loan amount rangel, and they're far from safe. scientific data collected in parts of africa show for every often chimpanzee. 8

how many trees did you see that one sonia and all these sierra leone time apple's fault with leah? thank you, marian. well, there's a reason why chelsea paid more than a $130000000.00 for rama luke cock, who the striker is already repaying the investment scoring. and his 1st game for the blues, the belgian star grabbed the opener against arsenal. chelsea doubled their lead before half time. christy reese jane, that's to for to, for chelsea to start the season and the same for arsenal, except they've only tasted defeat. i felt still a little bit with heavy legs and when you had in the, in the 1st half, not of the last sharpness and, and freshness. and then we got a bit sloppy at easy ball losses. so was also some moments lead was not so comfortable, fully is really challenging. and the moment we are missing 9, play it. and then there are big senior players is what we have. we put that on a team that it will be probably and press enter the the history of this will go club. manchester united extended their unbeaten away street to a record. equally in 27 premier league matches, they fe

sonia, you were an air marshal for many many years.n't there more air marshals on these flights? every time i see this it's the flight attendants or passengers who have to separate violent flyers. why aren't they having an air marshal on every flight? >> that answer is simple. the federal airt air marshal service does not have the capacity. we are down less than 50% on air marshals. so there are absolutely no resources. the director of the air marshal services testified on a subcommittee that we had adequate resources to help the flight attendants. but in reality we have disintegrated to almost no air marshals. jesse: you are saying joe biden is throwing around trillions in infrastructure and we can't spend a couple mil putting mayor marshals on these flights? look at the video we are showing you. it's unbelievable they are saying we don't have enough money. you were also involved with some of these confrontations. if you have a passenger and a passenger next to you get unruly, what would you suggest we do? >> i suggest the first thing

leÓn: sonia, te agradezco mucho. al volver vamos al punto con el asambleÍsta miguel santiago. gran cobertura por el internet. ya regresamos. leÓn: en la era de las nuevas tecnologÍas, las plataformas digitales, y las redes sociales, todavÍa resulta difÍcil que haya personas que por diferentes motivos tengan acceso bÁsico a internet. a los garantÍa de tener una conexiÓn rÁpida y confiable existen sin duda estos casos en estados unidos. el gobernador de california ha firmado una ley que otorgarÍa $6,000,000,000 para ampliar el acceso a este servicio reportera: la pandemia dejÓ clara la enorme necesidad de tener internet y dispositivos mÓviles para comunicarnos con el mundo sin embargo tambiÉn resaltÓ las divisiones en donde tienen acceso a mÁs cosas y quienes no por eso esta ley busca cambiar esta realidad saludo al asambleÍsta miguel santiago gracias por acompaÑarnos cÓmo piensan n lograr este acceso a banda ancha pÚblica? >> vamos a invertir mÁs de $6,000,000 para asegurar que nuestras comunidades tengan acceso al internet reportera: y quiÉnes serÁn los principales beneficiado

we know these techniques have been used in afghanistan, argentina, australia, sonia, presented. british guy on the british come or me, canada, cuba, great britain. what a 100 iran, iraq. israel, if you a morocco, northern pockets don't the philippine pose. romania, thailand, turkey euro. why and i the ah ah ah, ah. the other stuff and then need to talk to someone who can be able to pay more than that even when i'm in a position that we need to make on it for me which mobile phone bill and it isn't about what they're going to be doing. it, but it was the key. i got to know good. how do you, they can put an office and going to be as long as you want me to tell you the other hand that what you would need is that quote the with the the the, the, the, the you want to, we cannot seem to national in the headlines this sunday morning cobble is not the only major african city to resist the taliban. rapid advance as the insurgent group claims it sees the the key eastern city of july the bod. without a fight, there was on going through to find seeing what we could only stable fills and fled to cob

i just either one sonia or the sierra leone. ah, look at the main stories now. it's been a week since the african capital cobble felt the taliban and tens of thousands of people is still scrambling to board evacuation flights from the cities airport. at least 20 people reported to been killed in the chaos at the airport in recent days . almost 6000 us and foreign troops are guarding the airfield and there's more and more concern about security threats. taliban fighters have been mining checkpoints and blocking people without documents from entering the airport. while us president joe biden has dressed his nation as he faces more pressure over the evacuation f, as in cargo, he again defended the withdrawal timeline. so for the tale bon has not taken action against us forces. so far they have by and large followed through what they said in terms of allowing americans to pass through in the like, i'm sure they don't control all their forces. it's a rag tag force. and so we'll see. we'll see whether or not what they say turns out to be true. but the bottom line is t

encouraging on the last secular habitat for these primate, how many degrees i would you see that when sonia and all these serial young ah, this is al jazeera and these, all the headlines functions of people in afghanistan are still struggling against any of the country. and so officials as 20 people and i known to have died in and around the airport. in the past 7 days, the british military is describing conditions as extremely challenging for mcbride as in the african capital. he has the latest on the political discussions, taking place there. while about a di, he is a very senior tyler by an official. he is here meeting with his own taliban officials and he is expected in the coming days to meet with with how many cars i a former president here and talk to a dollar of dollars very senior figure from this last administration. really to hammer out what this new government is going to look at in the meantime, cause i and i have been meeting with other taliban officials really to smooth away to try to allow this government transition to take place. meanwhile, the taliban is reaching out to so

since the 1950s, we know these techniques have been used in afghanistan, argentina, australia, sonia, present, british guy on the british come or me, canada chimney, cuba, great britain, water moment, 100 iran, iraq. israel, if you a morocco. northern park is done the philippine romania, thailand. turkey euro, why and i the i financial guy, i don't buy a guy, mom, a teacher's that's not an almost friday at the last time i buy it in the future. so crack, watch kaiser and join me every thursday on the alex simon show. and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me the other stuff and then need to talk to someone will actually be able to pay more than that for me when i'm in a position that we need to make on it for me, which mobile phone bill. and it isn't about what i was looking for the day. join me, but it was easy. i got to know how to choose. you can put an office me quite a bit as belong to the one to tell you the other hand that what you need is that quote, the full from the resignation of andrew cuomo sees presiden

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since the 1950s, we know these techniques have been used in afghanistan, argentina, australia, sonia, present, the british guy on the british come, i mean, canada, shitty. cuba, great britain, water, honduras, iran, iraq, israel, lithuanian morocco, northern park in the philippine poland, remaining time and turkey. europe, why am i the me in the moon. join me every thursday on the alex simon show. when i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport, business and show business. i'll see you then me you know, when you go to deal with a 6 day marathon of creativity and multicultural festival. and the biggest variety is the competition for a few days. palm became a russian cultural capital. 28 categories from violence, piano to the parenting and data protection night years just throwing up over water . sure. you know if you could get some kind of a way for them to be here. they filter when read in or context the delta games only take the very best of the best. buy i ah, ah ah, the amazing scenes as an see vaccination activists lay siege to the b b. c. officers in london. the p

since the 1950s, we know these techniques have been used in afghanistan, argentina, australia, sonia, present, british guy on the british camry, canada, shinning, kiva. great britain. what, a 100 iran, iraq. israel, if you a morocco. northern park is done the philippine pose. romania, thailand, turkey, euro. why and i the the liberal today show their face the mouth and what you seen the new car b as they are found is there is a poker. carlson and his journey in coverage of hungry. what about the liberal, establish? probably never one of the worst in mass shootings in america was in las vegas in 2017. the tragedy a close a little of the real last vegas. where many say elected officials are controlled by casino loaners. the vegas shooting revealed what? the l v m. p d really is, and now it's part of the stand machine to the american public barely remembers that it happens. that just shows you the power of money and las vegas. the powerful showed that true colors, when the pandemic had the most contagious contagion that we've seen in decades. and then you have a mayor who doesn't care. s

since the 1950s, we know these techniques have been used in afghanistan, argentina, australia, sonia, present, british guy on the british camry, canada city, cuba, great britain, water, honduras, iran, iraq, israel, lithuanian morocco, northern pocket. the philippine poland. romania, thailand, turkey euro. why? i the the ah me ah, i think is part of mental health revolution. we increasingly freeze political claims. the language of mental health became more common. so if you disagree with something i said on this program, you know, just say i just agree with you. i think you're wrong because of the following problems in your evidence or logic. you say your micro grass mate, you say you triggered me. you said your heart be again some psychological way because those are psychological terms. and i guess an enormous problem for politics because it's almost impossible to have a discourse on that terrain. the the, the ah, the anti backs activists lay siege to the b. b. c's offices in london as police, are trying to stop the crowds from getting inside the are behind bars start. he investigate

since the 1950s, we know these techniques have been used in afghanistan, argentina, australia, sonia, present the british guy on the british camry, canada, cuba, great britain. what, a 100 iran, iraq, israel, lithuanian morocco, northern pockets. don't the philippine romania, thailand, turkey euro. why? and i the i me the news the news a big announcement coming out of new york where governor andrew cuomo announces he is quitting amid allegations of sexual harassment. thereby falling victim to the very me to cause he himself claims to support an an, a blow to that cause the head of a charity that supports victims of sexual harassment. also chris, bowing to pressure over her ties to andrew cuomo today marks 60 years since the u. s. first used to agent orange and vietnam, herbicide proven to cause serious health issues among both locals and american soldiers. the veteran tells us it's time amends are made. we really need people to sit down and take a look.

also with me, a former law clerk to justice sonia sotomayor.is wrong, that is morally reprehensible. what does what the supreme court just decided mean for asylum seekers? >> it's a death trap. it is a death sentence. it's that plain and simple. i wish i was exaggerating but that is exactly what it is. to give you a picture of what is happening along the u.s./mexico border, in the last six months more than 6,000 migrants have been attacked. more than 100 migrants have died attempting to cross into arizona. most of them have died because of heat exhaustion. i mean, there are countless and countless and countless of migrants that are still there and that are still trying to desperately come into this country because their legal right to seek asylum has been completely abolished. these aren't just numbers. i'm talking about people like emma, fathers, mothers, elders, these are real people. this is a good moment to be talking about it because as you mentioned, this is a moment when the country is talking about a moral responsibility, both democrats

all three liberal justices, stephen breyer, sonia sotomayor, and kagan said they dissented. as noted, the court's decision that the department of homeland security committed some legal violation when it rescinded the policy. but the ruling does not make clear what that violation is. immigration advocates are fighting back. the aclu says the policy punishes penal for seeking asylum by trapping them in miserable, dangerous conditions. february 19th says the group tracked more than 1,500 reports of murder, rape, kidnapping, torture, and assault. more than 300 kidnappings of children. on one of my trips last year, i spoke to a woman with her two sons left in limbo for two months. >> with me now, paula ramos, msnbc contributor and the author of "finding latinx: in search for the voices redefining latino identity." also melissa murray, nyu law professor and msnbc lisle analyst and former law clerk to justice sonia sotomayor. all right, we're going to talk a lot about the legal piece of this. but i also want to talk about the fact that we're talking about a policy that is wrong, th

now to sonia the governor side, as well as holding a series of hearings all across the.r on food, health hunger then will be to president biden. these are a real to kids in generational about how view food and how we view importance good, nutrient foods, which trying help change in this country. this visit, want a holistic to ending the scourge hunger once for all. at the time, we want to promote nutrition security. the representatives the effects of pandemic doubled percent households children food insecurity 14% to now 28% and we are checking on weather. were the highs today out to be a nice day very much like. with the and the and the whole bit, there's 87 antioch, these have tamped because the smoke many cases you're adding shade to atmosphere. you have smoke, of filtering sunshine, probably have seen more nineties. if it weren't the smoke. is going to be the same way. but, boy, look at that. i mean, that's those clouds. mean, it's smoke. clouds obviously, but that's those are that's all smoke fires. that's pretty. really. i'm trying. back the paradise if we had that

if you're in the uk, sonia and ali will be back in just over half an hour to look at more of the storieslater than planned, but the tokyo paralympics are finally underway. japans emperor naruhito and the country's prime minister yoshihide suga were inside an almost empty stadium for the opening ceremony. five time paralympic champion ellie simmonds and archerjohn stubbs carried the flag for the british team. like the olympics, there'll be no spectators over the next 12 days of competition. hopefully, the athletes performances won't be affected as they take centre stage tomorrow, dame sarah storeys tokyo games get going in the velodrome and the first of her three gold medal chances. her motivation is the oppportunity to break a british paralympic record that has stood for over 30 years as patrick gearey reports. day one of the paralympic games, the story begins. on the first afternoon of competition. that at the chase the first goal of the games which could see them make british paralympic history. the long miles led to this. when the three title she rio and she will become britain's most

with me are sonia sodha, chief leader writer at the observer, and ali miraj, a columnist for the articletomorrow's front pages, starting with, is pages, starting with, starting with the front pages. the is starting with the front pages. the guardian to feature striking pictures of the rolling stones drummer who died today. britain's evacuation from kabul expected to end within 2a to 36 hours. according to the daily mail, flying thousands of afghans out of kabul and the isis afghans are prevented from fleeing their country and orders the woman to stay at home in order to prevent ill treatment. the daily telegraph says joe ill treatment. the daily telegraph sastoe biden rejected calls to delay the exit date in the virtual g7 meeting this afternoon and the metro says the president snubbed boris johnson's please metro says the president snubbed borisjohnson�*s please to keep some troops in the country of financial times says joe troops in the country of financial times sastoe biden�*s decision kept days of uncertainty despite growing concerns of security of the airport. concentrating on the

for land i. encouraging on the last secular habitat for these primate, how many trees algebra one sonia and all these serial young. ah, this is edge 0. get around on now. other top stories, thousands of people in afghanistan are still struggling to get out. and nato officials have 20 people died in and around the airport. in the past 7 days, the british military is calling the conditions extremely challenging. british by mr boris johnson. has announced a virtual summit of g 7 leaders on tuesday to discuss the afghan crisis. he says the international community must cooperate to ensure safe evacuations. by israel has carried out air strikes in the gaza strip off the protests at the border security forces injured, at least $41.00 palace thing and demonstrators. israel said, protest is through rocks and explosives. hurricane already has been downgraded to a tropical storm, as it begins lashing the north eastern coast to the united states. the storm is still packing strong winds in torrential rain. millions of people are bracing for flooding. falling trees and power comes for cost, as a warn

how many reasons i did you see that one sonia and all these serial young philip has he on al jazeera, is this the final blow for money pack yellow sand house? the details from the veteran boxes, world title fight in vegas. after the break, the challenge and the brazilian dictatorship, the democratically run football team, lindsay and has changed the course of the nation. the center was a revolutionary football, known to locals, as the dr. football rebels concludes with the celebration of life and legacy of socrates and the corinthians, democracy movements on al jazeera, embed, journalist and government panic. they didn't have the infrastructure they needed. they promised results in 5 days. but it's been a year examining. the headline. is this another potential flashpoint for conflicts voice is from different corner. every house here has someone who has made it to the top of ever. it's not just one but several times program that is not punitive. you today on allergic oh a time, but for the sports farmer, thank you very much. hello la life without leon. l mess isn't getting any easier f

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how many trees algebra one sonia and all these serial young carols for now his lia thank you, has him. well, there's a reason why chelsea paid more than $130000000.00 for rama lu cox, who the striker is already repaying the investment scoring and his 1st game for the blue, the belgian star grab the opener against arsenal. chelsea doubled their lead in the 2nd half courtesy of re st. james. that's to for to, for chelsea to start the season and the same for arsenal, except they've only tasted defeat. manchester united extended their unbeaten, no way. street to a record. equally 27 premier league matches, they fell behind the south hampton in the 1st half, but united drew level in the 55th minute through mason greenwood the match finished one all and later the united manager was prepped with quite peppered with questions about resigning his star. midfielder paul paul glass. that's going to be the question every week now until he does so. know, as i've said all the time for the top player on the the talks between nicole ministry representatives. i'm not, i'm not involved in that, but he k

how many trees i did you see that one sonia and all these serial young? ah, this is al jazeera and these, all the headlines, functions of people in ghana phone are still struggling against any of the country . and so officials as 20 people and i known to have died in and around the airport in the past 7 days. the british military is describing conditions as extremely.

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o. sonia sin gall, came over from old navy where she made 4800000 and 20192020th a gap. just shy of 22000000, 831-1321 ratio runner up western digital, which also had a new boss, david galler from cisco systems, his compensation also mostly stock awards. just under 36000000 workers assembling is hard disk drives and flash drives made a media and 7700. 849342 one ratio and the biggest 2020 c e o 2 worker pay ratio. 50290421 auto parts company. her app tv, formerly delphi automotive, which more than doubled chief executive officer, kevin clark's total compensation to over $31000000.00 compared to its median employees. total annual compensation, $5906.00. last year, coming up, should the media be held accountable for pandemic, misinformation and willful just information. this is the big picture on our t america. ah . the problem of the death failing is that it forces them to admit what that number is like am 3 or am to which are the money supply numbers. once the numbers got so scary, they stop reporting them similarly with the debt ceiling kabuki theater. if that happens,

how many degrees i did you see that when sonia and all these serial young the me exactly half past the out here on out. yes, you're welcome. if you just joining us, these are your top stories. thousands of people in ghana stand off still struggling to get out of the country. and a 2 official quoted by the reuters news agency says 20 people in unknown who died in and around the airport over the past 7 days. the u. k. military is describing conditions as quote, extremely challenging. hundreds of vacuum ease from afghanistan have been arriving in cat are many and making their way to a 3rd country. the.

how many trees did you see that when sonia and all these sierra leone ah, very cover, the headline turn al jazeera and joe biden says the us lead evacuations of over americans and vulnerable africans is accelerated bite and says more than 11000 people have been lifted from couple airport just as we can clarify this number.

how many degrees i would you see that when sonia and all these serial yawn, ah, that's very clever. the headlines and al jazeera and joe biden says the us lead evacuations of over americans and vulnerable africans is accelerated. biden says more than 11000 people have been lifted from couple airport just as we can. that's not clear if this number includes non us evacuation flights, he's been under under 5 for the pull out of us troops, which coincided with the taliban take. almost all the country. evacuation of thousands of people from campbell is going to be hard and painful. no matter when it started, when we began would have been true if we had started a month ago or a month from now. there is no way to evacuate this many people without pain and loss of heartbreaking images. you see a television. it's just a fact. my heart vague for those things, those people you see biden has also said the taliban has so far kept its word on allowing access to comple airport but at least 20 people have died in the county of trying to leave the african capital in recent days. the 6000 us and fore

how many trees algebra one sonia and all these sierra leon? ah, exactly half past the out here on out. yes, you're welcome. if you just joining us, these are your top stories. thousands of people in ghana stand off still struggling to get out of the country. and a 2 official quoted by the reuters news agency says 20 people in unknown who died in and around the airport over the past 7 days. the u. k. military is describing conditions as quote, extremely challenging. hundreds of vacuum ease from afghanistan have been arriving in cat are many and making their way to a 3rd country. the u. s. says 17000 people have been flown out of afghanistan so far. rub mcbride has more on the political discussions taking place in cobble. well, about a di he is a very senior. how about official he is here meeting with his own taliban officials and he is expected in the coming days to meet with with how many cars i a former president here and dr. beller bella, very senior figure from this last administration really to hammer out what this new government is going

you have somebody like sonia plot and the bell jar that they know the one bind it was they executed the rosenberg's. and they had a real understanding of the madness that was engulfing american particularly the women and then of course angels in america the play where apple's ghost meets up with roy cohn and he could have spent the whole hour talking about the 230 prosecutors who coached david in his perjury and then went off to work. we haven't talked about this real fear of communism. it wasn't existential fear as if russia had the bomb. why -- this was a very scary time for many people and the scaremongering was whipped up into fear of communists and all jewish or communist so there was that element as well. and the misogyny of the judge who in his final speech accused ethel of being a full-fledged partner in the crime and a crime that's worth the murder and he blamed ethel and julius for the korean war. completely over the top in his indictment and his sentencing. she was only two and a quarter years older than julius therefore she must be the master. you cannot most learn more abou

guest: they are steve jobs, aaron sorkin, camille paglia, jeffrey sachs, al sharpton, and sonia sotomayorit is a good spread. host: interesting you didn't pick anybody from your own field of journalism. guest: there were so many people i had to leave out. i would love to have somebody from dental is him or from finance which, is of course a big part as the dominant field. there were a lot of stories i did not get a chance to tell but i did not want to make the books too long. host: perhaps there are some boomers too, and your future. i want to spend some time at these peoples so viewers have an understanding of how you approach it and what you mean. let us start with aaron sorkin. who is he? guest: aaron sorkin? he got his start as the young sensation who wrote a few good men. if you can picture jack nicholson saying you can't handle the truth, that is aaron sorkin. when he moved to hollywood where he had been in theater, he started a show called the west wing. that is what he is most known for. he did a few tv shows after that and he is now directing features including funnily enough, he

about president biden's bipartisan infrastructure bill, secretary walsh walsh and congressman mark to soniachmond earlier today at union skills training facilities. they talked with union leaders, workers and apprenticeship students about the infrastructure bill and abided administrations build back better agenda. we need more of this around the country. to be honest with that we need to make sure that you know, rural america has opportunities as well. not just urban america and we need to. we need to take a program like this. the has here and in this in this in the bay area and scale it up. and what we're seeing here today is the bay area and contra costa. we've always fueled california's economy, but we're preparing for the new future. it passed by the house of representatives. california would receive more than $900 million for infrastructure projects right here in the bay area and throughout the state from the $1 trillion infrastructure bill, the world health organization will begin testing the drugs and whether they can reduce the risk the three drugs have already been approved for oth

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talking about president biden's bipartisan infrastructure bill, secretary walsh and congressman mark to sonia're in concord in richmond this morning at union skills, training facilities. they talked with union leaders, workers and apprenticeship students about the infrastructure bill and the biden administrations build back better agenda. we need more of this around the country. to be honest with that. we need to make sure that you know, rural america has opportunities as well. not just urban america and we need to. we need to take a program like this to the usa has here and in this in this in the bay area and scale it up. and what we're seeing here today is the bay area and contra costa. we've always fueled california's economy, but we're preparing for the new future. if passed by the house of representatives, california would receive more than $900 million for projects here in the bay area and throughout the state from the $1 trillion infrastructure bill. time to check in with meteorologist mark tamayo kind of a tale of two different stories for those who live near the bay and then for thos

them in the correct order, steve jobs, aaron sorkin, camille paglia, jeffrey sachs, al sharpton, and soniaotomayor. so you see, it is a pretty good spread. somebody from tech, somebody from hollywood, somebody from academia, which is hugely important to the boomer story, and a supreme court justice. susan: it is interesting that you did not choose anyone from your own field of journalism. helen: there were so many people i had to leave out. i would have loved to have had somebody from journalism or somebody from finance, which is a huge -- the rise of economics is the dominant field. so there are a lot of stories i that i did not get a chance to tell, but i did not want to make the book too long. susan: perhaps there is a "boomers 2" in your future. [laughs] so i wanted to spend a little bit of time with a couple of these people, so that viewers have an understanding of how you approached it. let's start with aaron sorkin. who is aaron sorkin? helen: aaron sorkin got his start as the young sensation who wrote "a few good men." if you can picture jack nicholson saying, "you can handle the t

. >> reporter: bill sheppard, rosie kane, sonia nieto, joel spiro, john rinehart, and lu cauley rangeeople who they thought would be a littlengag. who they thought might not have the energy. ♪ you can't start a fire without a spark ♪ ♪ this gun's for higher ♪ ♪ even if we're just dancing in the dark ♪ >> it's good for us. we've got to say, yes, i can; i'll try it. >> we're not like old people up there just hanging on. we dance. ♪ >> when i was retired, i said to my wife, i said, you better start planning my funeral because i'm going to be dead in six months because -- you know, i've got to keep busy. ♪ it's been a long time coming ♪ ♪ but i kno keeps dementia at bay, the ability to memorize lyrics. i think it is very enhancing to the aging process. >> reporter: bi bill silman is the group's director. what is your musical background? >> oh, my, not good. i was in a rock band in eighth grade called "the torn souls," and we were pretty horrible, actually. >> reporter: but somewhere along the line, though, you absorbed a lot of rock songs? >> oh, i spent a lot of time listening to music.

former law clerk to justice sonia sotomayor, now an nyu law professor and msnbc legal analyst.s someone who has been in the room, melissa, help us understand how this went down and why how it went down matters. >> so this is a decision from what's known as the shadow docket and these are the emergency appeals the court takes up on an expedited basis and, again, without full briefing or even oral argument. this is a case where we didn't have full ventilation of both sides because it's happening in a very expedited, rushed fashion because of the emergency nature of this. so that's one of the things we've been talking about a lot over the last couple of years. the supreme court has been more and more active deciding on the shadow docket. a lot less opportunity to see the work of the court when they make decisions that will be decided. >> first i want to ask you a question about the specific ruling because the order stated it is indisputable the public has a strong interest in combatting the spread of the covid-19 delta variant but not to act unlawfully even in pursuit of desirable

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sonia sent this. it is moving. over manchester. thank you for that.ore of details. keep up—to—date with the weather forecast. bringing more of a breeze on monday so eastern coastal parts feeling cooler in that breeze. a fair bit of cloud cover overhead, that will break and we could see blue sky. gorgeous as we head through this coming week. temperatures down a notch and feeling cooler in the breeze. the sunshine will tend to come and go in the next couple of days, most of us will see more in the way of that lasting longer today will stop still with us in the next couple of days, we will keep you posted. that is how it is looking. back to you too. it's been another successful morning for paralympic gb, with four gold medals already won so far today. in the last hour britain's maisie summers—newton won her second gold with victory in the 100 metres breaststroke. for luke nutall, who competed in the 1500 metre final overnight, this has been his first paralympic experience. we'rejoined now by his mum, alison wyeth — who coaches luke and once represented t