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when his friend tina was suddenly hospitalized with covid-19 in early april -- ♪ tina's the championy knew what he had to do. >> she's like my sister. she's in the hospital. she couldn't see anybody she couldn't see her family. i said, how could i cheer her up >> he started recording himself. ♪ i'm glad you are homeward bound ♪ >> i hope you're doing all right today, honey a little something to make you smile, i hope. >> just to keep his friend going. ♪ you lift me up ♪ >> gary, god bless him, called every day with a different song. and you've seen his face he's adorable, and those notes that only he can hit really, really cheered me up and kept me going. >> every day, tina would wait for gary's videos. >> it got to the point where the nurses were looking forward to the song. >> the restaurant owner, wife, and mother of two was on oxygen and so worried >> it's hard to be at half of what you were, especially when people refer to me in my family as the ox. and to be delicate and fragile all of a sudden is surreal. >> gary has been there for her since first grade. >> there it is, 50-som

remember being at her funeral and tina was holding this picture of brooke.ysterically. i mean, two people had to carry her to the grave site. >> along with grief there was something else. >> how scary was it to you that whoever did this was out there? >> very scary. because they've taken something from you. what are their motives for us? >> roane county investigators, tasked with bringing brooke's killer to justice, had spoken with her ex husband clayton morris the night of the murder. >> we get in any vibe from clayton? >> sometimes you read people, and people through off body language. but he just seem like, what in the world is going on? >> and despite the tension during the marriage and divorce, those who knew brooke didn't think her that ex-husband was a color. >> i just never entertain that. thought >> clayton was a good person. so i didn't think that he would be capable of doing something like that too brooke. >> more importantly, clayton's alibi checked out. investigators cleared him. if not the ex-husband, then who? who had brooke come in contact wi

when his friend tina azmar was suddenly hospitalized with covid in early april, gary knew what he had is like my sister she is in the hospital she couldn't see anybody, couldn't see her family. and how could i cheer her up >> reporter: he started recording himself. ♪ i'm glad you are homeward bound ♪ >> hope you're doing all right today, honey a little something to make you smile, i hope. >> reporter: just to keep his friend going ♪ you lift me up ♪ >> reporter: gary, god bless him, called every day with a different song and you've soon his face it's adorable. and those notes that only he can hit really cheered me up and kept me going. >> reporter: every day, tina would wait for gary's videos >> it got to the point where the nurses were looking forward to the song. >> reporter: the restaurant owner, wife and mother of two was on oxygen and so worried >> it's hard to be at half of what you were, especially when people refer to me and my family as the objection and to be delicate and fragile all of the sudden of just beyonn there for her since first grade. >> here it is 50 something yea

thank you to urgent tina has gone into a 9 day locked down as a battles. a surgeon covert 19 infections. the south american country is recording around $490.00 deaths a day with a sluggish vaccine roll out. president alberta fernandez says argentina is going through the worst moment of the pandemic. this has become the sad and not unusual sight at the cemetery and people are not far from one is aries, a symbolic image for the lonely death of cove at 19 victims, and the vulnerability of those left to bury them. grave dick is here, are threatening to go on strike because they haven't been vaccinated yet. me with, with scared and that's why we want everyone to be vaccinated. we'd like to live a few more years with them and we will get better. i get him. the continuing government is under fire for a slow vaccination campaign. that's all but reliance on the russian vaccine. sputnik, the ongoing health crisis has hit the economy. the 2nd lockdown will likely make it worse. the president fernandez says that the rising infection numbers leave no alternative solar

this dash cam video capture the moment a man walked up to tina's car on 14th street as it approached broadway in downtown oakland friday morning. he then spent on her face. tina was sitting in the passenger seat and telling her husband not to get out of the car. >> the car window wouldn't go as fast as we expected. by the time he got close to me he had already spat in the car and on my face. taunting us to get out of the car. >> reporter: tina is a healthcare worker and seven months pregnant. she washed her face immediately and took a covid test. do you believe this is racially motivated, this incident? >> definitely. if you look at the video. i think he already targeted our car because he was walking straight towards our car. our windows were down and there were other peoples on the street that he didn't provoke. >> reporter: this past week and asian driver was pulling up to the intersection of san bruno and silver avenue when this man approached his car and yelled expletive chinese before spitting on the windshield. he says the man then walked to the driver side where the window wa

tina turner was previously inducted in 1991 as part of the duo ike and tina turner.g, rage against the machine, and the go-gos. the inductees will be announced on "cbs this morning." it is a big day for the nfl. the league is releasing this season's schedule with a primetime tv special. all 32 team schedules will be announced during the show which can be seen on the nfl network. the cbs sports hq streaming ntwork and cbssports.com will also have coverage. teams will play 17 regular-season games for the first time. ahead on "cbs this morning," cbs sports and "nfl today" analyst nate burleson reveals the first week's lineup of games on cbs. >>> also coming up on "cbs this morning," getting ready for summer camp. we're going to show how one camp is preparing to reopen a year after the pandemic. >>> i'm anne-marie green, this is the "cbs morning news." "cbs" what's the #1 retinol brand used most by dermatologists? >i'm an the "cbs morning news." >i'm ann the "cbs morning news." >i'm anns the "cbs morning news." i'm ann is the "cbs morning news." fine lines in 1-week, dee

it is about time we got tina turner in there. did you end up seeing the documentary?y, i still have not watched it. >> everyone get into this documentary about tina turner on hbo max. it is so good. we have known about tina turner's life for a while, but we have not seen it through her words in this way good. the part about it, because you know about the abuse and everything with ike turner, the part that was so good is about how she transformed that into a career that really did not get going until she was in her 40s. >> i love it. >> that is when she really hit. love her. >> her legs makes you want to get in the gym. >> yep. [ laughter ] no tina turner legs guaranteed, but try it. [ laughter ] >>> it is if you are just joining us, here are the things you need to know. number one, children 12 to 15 are eligible to receive the pfizer vaccine. cbs, walgreens and right i'd say the appointments are available across the state. >>> california mandates on june 15, the day the state reopens its economy. >>> number three this morning, president biden will address the colonial

tina turner, who was the "it" girl, somebody google who is the "it" girl, tina turner. >> amanda -- >nd we worked opposite them and i sat over there every night and watched, it was a classroom, take notes. one of the hardest working women in show business. >> i'll tell you who should be in there who is not, men without hats. >> greg: yes. the safety dance. >> just the name of the group. >> greg: men without hats. that was a jab ought, larry. >> guess who? oh, from canada. >> how are they not in the rock 'n roll hall of fame. >> american woman destroyed by lenny cravitts. they were the original. burton cummings. underrated classic band. no sugar tonight in my coffee. >> what is the metrics, because he's great but he's not rock 'n roll. this is not the first time they put rappers in but why not like beethoven. that guy had some bangers, right? >> he did a lot of coke, too. >> in the carter white house. >> the people who voted him in obviously are democrats because they are making this crap up as they go. we'll just put anybody we want in. >> it's like putting a 240 hitter on the basebal

we're going to ask senator tina smith. there's a brewing battle over voting rights spilling into the streets across america. >>> plus, an msnbc exclusive. my sit-down who was separated from her sons for years because of trump's zero-tolerance policy. welcome to a new hour of "american voices." >>> hello, everyone. i'm alicia menendez. is the republican party the party of trump forever? we ask because it appears the most visible members of the gop like matt gaetz and georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene are out and about saying stuff like this. >> who is your president? >> donald trump! >> that's my president too. >> we have never abandoned trump, and he has never abandoned america. he is still fighting for us. he will continue to fight for us, and we're going to have his back when he does. >> in virginia today republicans voted to choose their nominees for governor as well as two other statewide offices. we do not know the outcome yet, but there was no shortage of candidates loyal to trump. in fact, the state's dem

last friday, tina and her husband are both asian.e're driving to work when a man walked up to their car and spit at tina. she says the man kept circling the car trying to get her husband to get out. tina 7 months pregnant and she says she feared for her baby's health. the couple believed they were racially targeted. >> wouldn't want to say that i right you know, nothing was on me. and then i spoke to my providers and, you know, i had meltdown. >> tina and her husband are health care workers and treat victims in the asian community daily. they say now is more important than ever to speak out about these types of incidents. >> still ahead here at 3.45 the warriors getting ready for a trip to l a face. the lakers kate rooney joins us with that and much more coming up. but first, after the break, monthly payments for families with children are set to start mid july details on the child tax credit and who qualifies. my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people

obviously, paula, we've worked with tina forever.areilles [ cheers and applause >> i mean, jeff did the heavy lifting, but i did swoop in at the end, and get all of the glory. >> she wrote a song that made us open mouth cry so -- there you go i mean it was hilarious lyrics >> awe >> jimmy: i mean, do you like writing for a comedy show or getting an assignment to write like, "hey, can you write us a a great song?" >> oh, my god. i thought it was so much fun first of all, jeff, and meredith, and tina, it was very collaborative. it was a beautiful -- invitation to play getting to write towards these characters was, you know -- and he asked me early in the season and i was very overwhelmed because i was like, "you realize i have to remember lines, right?" [ laughter ] this is hard >> jimmy: yeah >> yeah, but it ended up being so much fun. >> jimmy: renee, i know you have won a tony, you won a a grammy congrats on those. >> i won a grammy! [ cheering and applause no big deal. i won a grammy with beth >> jimmy: yes, that's right. >> whew!

a woman named tina says a man walked up to her car. the suspect spit on her face and yelled at expletive. tina is a healthcare worker and seven months pregnant. she washed her face immediately and took a covid test. >> can you believe this is racially motivated, this incident? >> definitely. if you look at the video, i think he had already targeted our car because he was walking straight towards our car. our windows were down. there were other people on the streets. he didn't provoke anyone. >> this past wednesday an asian driver was pulling up to an intersection when a man approached his car and yelled expletive chinese before spitting on the windshield. he then walked to the driver's side where the window was half down and spit on his face. both reported the crimes to police and turned in dash cam have a. >>> the search for suspect involved in this disturbing attack captured on a lyft driver's dash cam video near los angeles. the 67-year-old says he was waiting for his next lyft ride at a gas station when a man jumped in his back sea

a beautiful tina turner is to be admitted to the rock n roll hall of fame previously inducted as part of i can tina turner this time the singer is being on edge for her so when i work the fight is on drop a jay z. are also being inducted carole king was previously on it as a songwriter this time she's been chosen as a performer the ceremony will take place in october in cleveland. and german band cough tobacco also joining the hall of fame. the pioneers of electronic music will be honored in the category early influences now when the pun demick close the doors of germany's famous nightclubs the onus had time on their hands they all see themselves how they could future proof that business is against similar threats now some are turning to mobile sound systems inspired by a concept from jamaica they've set about bringing germany's famous club sounds out from behind locked doors with no loss of quality. this is real and ok start your kids like an orchestra and you know orchestra has to play together and hear each individual speaker has to dialogue with the others in general and they can

and i got a phone call from tina fey.reator of "girls5eva," called me and offered me the role of dawn who is a member of this 90's girl group who had their shoot fame, and it somehow miraculously comes around again where they get a second chance. and they're in their middle age and have moved on to families and responsibilities, and they're deciding to go for if it. and it was such a gift, so much fun. >> trevor: yeah, it isn't just fun to watch. i mean, the music is fantastic. the performances are amazing. the premise is really fun. oftentimes when i interview people, they're playing a version of themselves in the successful sense. here, you are playing-- if i could say this-- you are playing a much-less successful version of yourself essentially. you know, you're playing in this world where things have not gone right. i'd love to know what that was like for you to play. >> well, you know, how-- it doesn't matter what it looks like from the outside. like, it might look like my life is really shiny, but we all are-- i'm j

a you can hear tina who was sitting in the passenger seat telling her husband not to get out of the car after she says this man in the green jacket spit at he box away then returns. he was just circling our car trying to talk to my husband to get out. but, you know, being pregnant, i just didn't want to put us in my baby at risk. it was terrible. i had a meltdown at work. what say that and i want make sure you know, nothing was on me. and then i spoke to my providers and, you know, i had a mini meltdown. teen is about 7 months pregnant after checking in with her doctors. she got a covid test right away. >> the incident caught on dash cam video happened friday around 8.25, in the morning. the husband and wife just dropped off a relative to work when they pulled up to a red light on 14th street and broadway in downtown oakland. the couple believes the act was racially motivated teen and her husband are health care workers and treat victims in the asian community i work in oakland downtown try it. i see the grandmas and grandpas every day coming in. >> you know, to our because of the same

. >> this is tina impel city, alabama, a republican. good morning. >> good morning, representative case. i have a question. i watched a free, sorry, youtube livestream during the protests, during the actual gathering on january 6th. this fellow moved along from the washington monument and towards the capitol, and then i saw other feeds of the people leading that surge into the building. they used a two word vocabulary that every protester in seattle, minnesota used the second word, and i'm thinking that's not the republican gathering of anyone i have ever heard, but it is a mark of antifa. >> what were the words that caught your attention, tina? >> the first word begins with f, the second where it is you. and when i keep hearing that and i see these fellows, i think they were masquerading as republicans, but i think they were there for a purpose. >> congressman head case? ? >> first of all, i would observe those words are not isolated to either of the parties, unfortunately. they are used across the entire political discourse, including

tina the tina turner musical wait until october 8. a moore said jagged little pill restart october, 21st and a brand new show. diana, a true musical story about the life of princess di will officially open on december. 1st. >> the theater industry has been devastated by the pandemic. >> forbes estimates. broadway shutdown will cost 22.4 billion so the reopening is welcome news for the shows like the broadway adaptation of the robin williams movie missus doubtfire and for permanent residents like broadway's longest running show phantom of the opera. here's to the beginning of a new street. hey, and make sure you tune in to e t tonight to find out what matt damon just said about his buddy ben in j lo re couple link plus. >> how gen x a-rod is handling the news. don't miss it for entertainment tonight. i'm kevin frazier. >> all right, you can watch entertainment tonight right here on kron 4. starts at 7.30, and then we are back here for prime time news at 8 o'clock. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5, 8, 9.10 shirt told 3 hour big thing prim

if you gave tina turner is to be admitted to the rock n roll hall of fame previously inducted as part of i can tina turner this time the singer is being honored for her solo work the few fighters and rapper jay z. are also being inducted carole king was previously on it as a songwriter this time she's been chosen as a performer the ceremony will take place in october in cleveland. and german band cuffed also joining the hall of fame for the pioneers of electronic music will be honored in the category early influences now when the pandemic closed the doors of germany's famous nightclubs the owners had time on their hands they also themselves how they could future proof their businesses against similar threats now some are turning to mobile sound systems inspired by a concept from jamaica they've set about bringing germany's famous club sounds out from behind locked doors with no loss of quality. this is really are you ok start a new yorker it's like an orchestra or an orchestra has to play together and here each individual speaker has to dialogue with the others a joke and they can onl

venting anger over tax reforms and. 100 years ago was the birth of northern ireland for some said tina is a cause for celebration but not in dublin the capital of the irish republic they say it is a disaster i'm andrew symonds and i'll be explaining why. india's coronavirus crisis continues to spiral out of control a record 3700 people died in the past 24 hours according to indian media and there were 392000 new cases the government is desperate to expand its vaccination program but it's struggling to meet demand people are turning up to get the job only to find that there are no doses left let's go live now to new delhi al jazeera as elizabeth for autumn bring us up to speed with the latest in this both. india is one of the world's leading producer and kobe bryant one is the social to. hello adrian a number of reasons it's because the government didn't ramp up production didn't have moved on the cynical companies joining the vaccine dr in the few months of the start of the year when the numbers the very you know it's also because india exported around 65000000 doses of the vaccine aga

venting anger over tax reforms and 100 years ago it was the birth of northern ireland the some said tina as a cause for celebration but not here in dublin the capital of the republic they see it as a disaster i'm andrew symonds and i'll be explaining why. india's coronavirus crisis continues to spiral out of control a record 3700 people died in the past 24 hours according to indian media there were 392000 new cases the government is desperate to expand its vaccination program but it's struggling to meet demand people are turning up to get the job only to find there are no doses left. for autumn reports from new delhi. a group of friends celebrate receiving their vaccinations in new delhi there some of the lucky ones who managed to get an appointment signs at many vaccine centers around the country read they're out of doses despite having a population of $20000000.00 people india's financial capital mum buy only has $20000.00 for those between the ages of $18.00 to $45.00 but. we were told that it would be a 1st come 1st serve thing here but the vaccination center years deserted we will s

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a you can hear tina who sitting in the passenger seat telling her husband not to get out of the car after says this man in the green jacket spit at he box away then returns. he was just circling our car trying to talk to my husband to get out. but, you know, being pregnant, i just didn't want to put us in my baby at risk. it was terrible. i had a and i right you know, nothing was on me. and then i spoke to my providers and, you know, i meltdown. teen is about 7 months pregnant after checking in with her doctors. she got a covid test right away. >> the incident caught on dash cam video happened friday around 8.25, in the morning. >> the husband and wife just dropped off a relative to work when they pulled up to a red light on 14th street and broadway in downtown oakland the couple believes the act was racially motivated teen and her husband are health care workers and treat victims in the asian community i work in oakland downtown try it. i see the grandmas and grandpas every day coming in. >> you know, to our because of the same reasons cell is it's just disheartening now. i think is the

keeping with this tina turner motif, you're simply the best. kenneth.at. >> i love it. keeping it with tina turner, he's going to keep on working. >> i'm headed to d.c. to work out of our d.c. bureau to be a national correspondent. i love this program. the number one early morning news. and thank you guys so much. it has been an honor. "america this morning," "world news now", you're simply the best. >> let's slow clap for the guy s in america this morning. >>> right now on "america this morning," hostage standoff. a man holding workers hostage inside this bank. witnesses describing the tense nine-hour ordeal. >> the last hostage that was being held took his chance and made a run for the door. >> the dramatic moment when police stormed into the bank and what police are revealing about that suspect. >>> record high. wall street cheering on the latest news about jobs. the new evidence that the economy is rebounding from covid plus the new claim some areas in this country could reach herd immunity from the virus as soon as next month. our experts weigh in.

no, i believe because tina has no health policy for dealing with a pandemic. the only thing i can, tina does is put people under broad and ineffectual isolation measure health professionals feel abandoned. nurses are demonstrating and holding memorials for the dead colleagues. the corona virus has laid bare structural and political deficits that have left a whole country suffering. people in the city of goma and the democratic republic of congo have begun returning to their homes. after fleeing in panic, after a nearby volcano erupted, the stream of molten lava came to a stop. just a few 100 meters in the city limits. authorities urged gomez, 2000000 residents to evacuate after mountain. you go, you're gone, go erupt it for the 1st time in 2 decades. but many of them accused the government of responding to the motoring remains of houses consumed by a river of lava from mount neary ganga. villages, east of the city of goma hit without warning by the 1st major volcanic eruption in almost 20 years. residents trying to protect their property. we're angry at the au

tina turner, 25 years from when you were first an artist.would liz cheney run for president? her answer in her own words just ahead. >>> a closing designer in little rock, arkansas, urging others to fashion the life they want one sketch at a time in this week's "the human factor." >> once i select that fabric, i sketch it out. i make a pattern. i put it on the dress forms and bring it to life. from there fit models and then there's the run way. when i was two years old, i was standing next to a heater with my 6-year-old sister when it exploded. she didn't survive it. i had dressed myself that morning in a little fur coat. that is the reason that i was only burned on my face and hands. on the left hand, my fingers were amputated and i lost partial digits on the right hand. the doctors told my mother that i would probably not have a good quality of life. their prognosis was definitely wrong. i would take the scraps from my mom's sewing projects to make doll clothes. i opened my showroom and production house in arkansas in 2015. the collection

much times up ceo tina chen joins me now. executive director of the white house cou council on women and girls. and now this fight. this is for childcare givers. it's no the always the woman in the family. it's just it's been a lot of the weight that is falling on women especially during this pandemic. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me, poppy. so important not just childcare but eldercare. you're right, it is also to support the caregivers. those paying -- that paid workforce that's got neglected for so long. >> so, mine, i'm not surprised you have so many big companies signing on. that's great. and it's also really good pr for them. can we talk about action and accountability? how you are going to work with them? what is the accountability going to be for these companies? to really see a change? >> well, let's take this in steps. first of all, i've been doing this work for decades. ive was a single working mom myself. so this is a pretty close issue to me. and the first step was it's remarkable to get thes

i'm proud to be joined now by senator tina smith from minnesota. senator, as the one-year anniversary of george floyd's death, what do you think has changed when it comes to police reform and criminal justice? >> well, you know, i have been thinking a lot about how i do truly believe that a powerful movement has taken hold of this country over the last year, but i think it also this last year has really shown us that change is slow. it is painful. it doesn't happen nearly fast enough. my dear colleague senator cory booker is working so hard to get the george floyd justice in policing act through the senate. and it's hard. there is still so much work we have to do. we also know if we get that work done, it's not as if our work is done. there is so much inequity we have to address in housing and health care and education. one year after the murder of george floyd i am struck by the power of this movement, but also how power doesn't give up power easily. and that's what we're coping with right now. >> president biden has originally hoped to have the p

and that's what we're trying to do here tina means is a board member of the community impact black. >> the nonprofit spearheaded saturday's event to get families to be active ally in combatting anti asian racism. we want everybody to feel empowered to do good that we understand that each person who really make a change in their community. their approach is educational interactive each space at the lab offers information and resources about the asian pacific american communities. we understand that, you know, a lot of people don't feel safe taking their children to raleigh says it can turn into violence situation can you bank says family friendly events like this help kids recognize the difference between racial groups from an early age kind of instilling in families and children this this idea of the value of asian americans pacific islanders. i think there's a lot of value in that. i think that's one thing that makes this event a little bit different. she feels the rallies have helped push asian americans to have a voice in ending racism that we're all fighting. it's racism. hatred.

tina turner, of course. >> people were shocked when they saw tina turner nominated and carole king, aren'tdave grohl with the foo fighters is in with nirvana, a couple of other interesting notes, billy preston is getting a -- an early influencer award, remember billy preston? he played -- had a couple of big hits. he was actually -- i didn't know this -- he was in little richard's touring band and played on sam cook albums. >> billy preston is a big -- >> nothing for -- >> i knew you would know. >> and ll cool j will receive the excellence award for originality and influence on music. >> he definitely meets that standard. >> sure does. >> gil scott heron, early influence award. >> yep. >> one of the greatest blues singers in american history. also basically a poet. "whiting on the moon," if you haven't seen or heard it, it's beautiful. >> a very distinguished list. the 36th annual rock and roll hall of fame induction ceremony will take place on october 30th. >> anybody in there that surprised you or anybody you thought -- >> todd rundgren is -- is an interesting choice -- ♪ it was late las

last friday, tina and her husband both ation. to work when that man walked up to their car spat at her. she says he kept circling car try to get her husband to get out. tina is 7 months pregnant. she says she had a meltdown when she finally got to work. she was afraid for her babies. life really the couple believe they were racially targeted. >> that's what say that i right you know, nothing was on me. and then i spoke to my providers and, you know, i had meltdown. >> and tina again and her husband are health care workers. they treat victims in the asian community daily. they say now as more important ever to speak out. well, as a violent weekend in san francisco where police now investigating 3 homicides that happened within just a 24 hour period. the latest shooting happened saturday at around 1230 in the afternoon. officers were called to dakota street in port river hill and that's where they found 2 men age 4950 for both taken to the hospital. one of them died. the other still recovering from life threatening injuries and the

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it becomes more t9 - - tina fey. gray's anatomy.livia pope pretty big. >> and a lovable. >> you know what i'm talking about. [laughter] and i'm just throwing stuff out there now that that one to me shook me i was watching that show. it is a lot and it's intense but it's an hbo show over the summer sometimes comedies sometimes drama really dark about a woman dealing with the aftermath of her sexual assault and it is incredible and riveting. i kept thinking as i was writing the bookat while watching it come i kept thinking this would blow those women's minds they could no i think they would love it if they knew were tv was going to go nottr just the streaming factors but the women could do this kind of thing to tell this kind of story in the media they were in i think that would blow their minds and how incredible that he white has been there for the whole thing. >> a question a little that off topic. one of the viewers wants to hear your take on how kamala harris has been portrayed on television news and entertainment. are they doing

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leave tina turner used to be admitted to the rock n roll hall of fame previously inducted as part of i continue to turn this time the singer is being honored for her solo work the few fighters and rapper jay z. are also being inducted carole king was previously on it as a songwriter this time she's been chosen as a performer the ceremony will take place in october in cleveland. and german band cuffed also joining the hall of fame the pioneers of electronic music will be honored in the category early influences now when the pandemic closed the doors of germany's famous nightclubs the onus had time on their hands they also themselves how they could future proof their businesses against similar threats now some are turning to mobile sound systems inspired by a concept from jamaica they've set about bringing germany's famous club sounds out from behind locked doors with no loss of quality. this is real and orchestra look it's like an orchestra or an orchestra has to play together and hear it each individual speaker has to dialogue with the others a joke and they can only create the right

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predicted for tina has already secured a job with a wind power company. what makes the job so appealing. any. one of. the students here acknowledge the need for clean energy but they certainly don't see themselves as doing aren't all romantic about preserving nature. i don't down before you're going to need natural gas i don't think i don't doubt that we didn't have all. the college has a wind turbine for students to train the. oil industry champions complain that wind energy gets subsidies that the oil industry just not get one response to that charge is that everybody has to pay down the line for the damage the oil industry does to the environment. whatever comes of joe biden's plan for a clean energy revolution texas is pressing ahead installing wind turbines across the state stemming less from idealism to design to save the planet than as a way to make some money. at the un declared access to safe clean drinking water and human rights in 2010 yet millions of people simply don't have it for global i.d.'s our reporter julie traveled to lake valley in ug

they and it becomes a playwright, tina t they, grey's anatomy, scandal.e's pretty -- olivia pope is there i would say. >> on like a bleak lovable. [laughter] >> a mess in a good way, you know what i am talking about. crazy show.y i'm just throwing stuff out there now t but insecure, i may destroy you this year, that one to me, that shook me. i was watching a show, i don't know if people have seen it, it is a lot. it's intense and it's okay if you don't want to watch it but this show over the summer that sometimes comedy and sometimes drama, really dark in about a woman dealing with her sexual assault in the aftermath and it's incredible and riveting and i was writing the book while reading it or watching it and i just kept thinking this would blow the woman's minds. if they could no, i think they would love it but not just the streaming factor but the fact that women could do this kind of thing and tell this kind of story on the medium they were in, i think it would blow their minds and how incredible betty white has been there for the whole thing. >> we'

. >> back to the calls, this is tina from elk city, a republican. >> caller: thank you for taking the mantle of representation. i watched a youtube live stream during the protests and during the actual gathering on january 6th, and as this fellow moved along went from the washington monument and went towards the capitol and i saw other feeds of the people leading that surge into the building. they used a tour, vocabulary that every protester in seattle, minnesota use, and i am thinking that's not the republican gatherings of anybody that i have ever heard, but it's a mark of antifa. >> what were the words that caught your attention, tina? >> the first word begins with f, and the second word is you. when i keep hearing that, and i see these fellows, i think they were massacring as republicans but they were there for a different purpose. >> first of all, i would observe those words are not universal or isolated to either of the parties, and unfortunately they are used across the political discourse including in public, which is tremendously unfortunate. this is exactly why we need an in

it comes as the country finds its worst outbreak to date and ardent tina government is imposing another strict locked down after a high number of new infections and deaths in recent days. turning out to an enormous iceberg that's broken off from an ice shelf in antarctica. the iceberg is the biggest in the world, new european space agency says is larger than the spanish island of my oca. scientists believe the split or carving as if no, with course, naturally, rather than as a result of global warming. you know, watching w news out the read, the doc film is up next after a short break. stay tuned for that problem. fully alias will bring you the headlines at the top of the hour and you can always get more news and analysis on our website. that's d w dot com. i'm rebecca griffin's in berlin. thanks very much to join use the we're all set to go on we're all in as we take on the we're all about the story that matter to police and.

wall hello tina michelle so india was supposed to expand its vaccination program today but as we heard in the report there's simply not enough vaccine doses to go around so what will today's rollout to look like no matter going to dave's all out is continuing in the we like yes i mean it was all inequalities because why didn't the government has definitely allowed everybody about to be next and you get many steve. adubato archtop it was 2 states have said to me do not happen that do exist please do not come out and queue outside back and just be a little late to your in rehab do this quickly and if you do it's now that you document it out steeds to my direct the format factors which may be had been hiding somewhere just but in addition dilute few people who are getting vaccinated to dig are getting vaccinated at trying which was this because the government just sort of nationalist dissenting time which was this but at a higher price so dull that i was getting that's needed to be a dose of quite who can afford to be for the axioms and this once again that bush behind those who cannot af

. >> it was tina fey, ask canning her to star in a new -- asking her to star in a new scripted show.er: what were you scared of? >> there was the fear of can i do it. this is outside my comfort zone, i have never done on tv before. and i'm now number one on the call sheet. >> reporter: in the comedy, she and her co-stars, play mbs of a '90s girl group that reunite in their 40s and reclaim their fame. i'm going to write us a hit. >> an anthem to things that are not perfect and still great. >> i love celebrating women doing something that is boundless and unexpected. >> reporter: you have not done actually that much acting. >> no. i did a lot of community theater growing up. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: and after moving from l.a. to new york city eight years ago, she composed the tony nominated score for the hit broadway musical waitress. she even standarred in it. have you done anything on broadway before stepping in to waitress? >> no, my philosophy is go big and then go home sgloo. >> reporter: was it hard for them to convince you to take on the lead role? >> no, are you kidding? like a ham and

wall hello tina michele india was supposed to expand its facts nation program today but as we heard in the report there are simply not enough vaccine doses to go around so what will today's roll out look like. no matter how an actor david or lout is continuing but it really you know we highlight yes i mean issues all inequality because why only the government has definitely allowed it be like he's about to the next and he had to many steve including admire archtop willis 2 states have said to me do not happen up there was this please do not come out and queue outside back missions and just be a little late to go in rehab do this quickly in a few days now the agent document does allow states to buy directly from at factors which may be had been behind some of these it's just that in addition few people who are getting vaccinated to be auditing vaccinated up trying because this is because the government just also a nationalist dissent decline because it's bought at a higher price so dull that are getting vaccinated to be adults are quite who can afford to pay for that scene and this once

i am joined by democratic senator tina smith. and thank you for having us on, and happy memorial day weekend, and so do you think that january 6th now is not going to be thoroughly investigated as to what we saw happen in the senate yesterday? >> well, it is really incredible that the leaders in the republican party put their own party interests above the national interests by fill busting the january 6th investigation. the committees in the senate and the house will coming up with useful information, but we missed the opportunity, and not just the opportunity, but the need to truly understand what happened on january 6th. it is shocking to me that mitch mcconnell would call on the members as a personal favor to not do what is so clearly in the national interest. there is so much talk in washington about bipartisanship, but on issues like this, it is two to tango, and you can't have bipartisan, if you don't have two parties to put the national interest above the party interests. >> well, the house democrats are thinking of mounti

coming up, democratic senator tina smith of minnesota. this is bloomberg.ck in on the bloomberg first word news. the first face-to-face meeting between president biden and vladimir putin is expected to take place on june 16 in geneva, switzerland. white house press secretary jen psaki says the leaders will discuss the full range of pressing issues as they seek to restore predictability and stability to the u.s.-russia relationship. backed by the u.s., the eu leaders are moving to impose new sanctions on belarus over the forced landing of a ryanair holdings jet in the arrest of a dissident colonel asked. the you called on the belarus -- the eu called on the belarus president to release the journalist and investigate the incident. resident biden called the incident a direct affront to international law. antony blinken began a middle east diplomat effort with a pledge to help reconstruction efforts in gaza. he spoke in jerusalem alongside benjamin netanyahu. antony blinken says he will -- he said the u.s. will ensure hamas will not benefit from the rebuilding