the whitney's and vanderbilts are not crazy about this.tr, that would be a poor relation, the roosevelts, compared to them. the roosevelts are not impressed by anyone coming from the whitney or the vanderbilts either. quietora, who is a responsible person, really grows an extent.dith to when quentin is away in france, she will spend a good amount of time in sagamore hill,, and tr will urge her to marry quentin as early as possible, even though he may be killed in combat. in france, quentin is -- well, he's a pilot, kind of without a plane. he does have planes, but america doesn't to speak of. it has very few. when quentin joins the army air corps, there are like 35 qualified pilots in the whole u.s. armed forces. america does not make its own planes, really. he is trained on american-made planes. but they are really training planes. that is about all america has. franceentin is sent to -- i am not sure how the base is pronounced, almost at the geographic center france. paris andway between vichy. the jenny claims are abandoned -- planes ar

so that is the whitney family. quentin's fiancee, flora payne whitney, is known as "foofy." how is that for an upper-class sort of name? her mother is gertrude vanderbilt and is a descendent of commodore vanderbilt. and all those other vanderbilts. her uncle was alfred vanderbilt, who was on the titanic in 1912 when it goes down. if you know the story about the very rich fellow and his wife who are putting people in lifeboats ahead of them and putting everyone ahead of themselves and dying with incredible grace and courage, that is alfred vanderbilt. she has another uncle who is less heroic. his name is reginald vanderbilt, which sounds like a jackie gleason character, ok. [laughter] david: and like a jackie gleason character, he is an alcoholic, ok? not uncommon in anyone's family, but he marries for a second time sort of late and has a little baby girl before he dies 18 months later, ok? and that baby girl is gloria vanderbilt, ok? and her child is anderson cooper. so this family has a lot of connections here. gertrude vanderbilt, foofy's mother, carried on different inter

now -- or the whitneys. quentin and flora had -- their relationship had become serious when he escorts her to her coming out party in rhode island at the little family cottage, not the breakers, which was even bigger in rhode island, but to the -- that event. the families on neither side approve of this relationship, so when he proposes and when she accepts, they don't break the news to either family for quite a while. in the short time period, relatively, that is. finally, they do. the whitneys and the vanderbilts are really not crazy about this. t.r. really is -- that would sort of be like a poor relation, the roosevelts, okay? compared to them. so they're not impressed by this t.r. person. and roosevelt, the roosevelts, are not impressed by anyone coming from the whitneys or the vanderbilts either. but flora, who is a quiet, responsible person really grows on t.r. and edith to a great extent, and when quentin is away in france, she will spend a good amount of time at sagamore hill, and t.r. will urge quen

meanwhile, whitney has just received her card.about to enjoy an adult scavenger hunt. >> get the first clue, find my funniest -- >> she's off. meanwhile, jay and his friend are getting things all set up. whitney finds the first clue. >> these clues are good, like, she has to decipher them. >> she opens it and she starts reading. >> the next clue is nearby in a spot where i lay. >> i flip and i twist and i tend to get warm. you turn me on to create a clean and colorful storm. >> dryer. >> washer. >> yes. you guys are good. >> i guess. >> yeah, i got nothing from all those clues. >> the biggest clue is with her man inside the dance studio. she arrives and he's waiting for her. he drops down to one knee. >> well, he asked her to marry him. >> yes. >> she said yes! >> it was a success. >> yay! ♪ >>> here's the battle plan. >> round one will start here on top of the tower of treachery. it will be king of the hill style. go around the curb, across the bridge, over to the blasters. first one to hit the target will be advancing. >> that's

he said aretha made whitney be whitney. she would not haho been whitney ton without aretha.was one of aretha's backing singers. the influence is immeasurable. rajini: what about her cultural influence? she lived through the civil rights era, from dr. king to seeing a black president. how significant was her cultural contribution to the u.s.? jem: it was largely symbolic, i would say. she spoke about it, but she was not a leader necessarily. she was more of a symbol for civil rights because she knew dr. martin luther kingng up. he was a very close friend of her father's, the reverend cl franklin. she sang at martin lutng's funeral, she sang at clinton's inauguration, she sang at obama's inauguration. as a symbol of positive black movement forward, it is immeasurable as well. rajini: i have to ask you, i bought tickets to see aretha franklin on a couple of occasions and unfortunately shea too unwell to make the concerts, so i never got to see her live. you actually did see her final performance. just tell us what it is like to watch the queen of soul in action. jem: well, she

the new whitney documentary does explore that, but a whole lot of people wondered why whitney's ex bobbynterviews for the film. >> was it because he was creating his own project for b.e.t.? kevin frazier sat down with bobby and asked just how his and whitney's love story and subsequent addiction would play out in his miniseries. >> i find it just ironic that we are here today in this hotel of all places. >> mm-hmm. >> doing this interview. what's it like for you coming here? >> um, it was rough at first when i -- when i was pulling up and saw the sign and saw the lobby. i think i was able to pull myself together because my children are here. >> can i just ask you real quick, ms. houston? >> mrs. brown, man. >> can i tell you that watching the whitney documentary, the first thing that jumped out was whitney's brother saying, bobby wasn't the one who was bringing the drugs in. he was a lightweight. >> i haven't seen the documentary, but i appreciate, you know, the truth being told. it brings calmness to my heart and my soul, you know, that i'm not looked at in that light anymore. >> the r

jay recently had a birthday and whitney went big.he's got a lot up her sleeves. here is he inside the dance studio. she just received her card. she is about to enjoy a scavenger hunt. she's off. meanwhile, jay and his friend are getting things all set up. whitney finds the first clue. >> these clues are good. like she has to decipher them. >> she opens it and starts reading. >> i flip and i twist and i tend to get warm. you turn me on to create a clean and colorful storm. >> a drier. >> a washer. >> yes. you guys are good. >> yeah, i gotothing from all those clues. >> well, the biggest clue is with her man inside the dance studio. she arrives and he's waiting for her. well, he asked her to marry him. >> yes. >> oh, you said yes. >> it was a success. >> yea! >>> this guy's going for a jog, but. >> he jumps over these breaks in buildings. >> the parkour masters showing off some dexfinity mobile is a new wireless network your wireless bill is about to cost a whole lot less. use less data with a network that has the most wifi hotspots wh

a facebook post by thrall's chief of police, whitney whitworth, on the department's page.chief whitneyll police "i use humor on my facebook page to make points."a post aimed to remind people not to speed in a school zone.with it, a video re-enacting a hanging.chief whitney whitworth/thrall police"that particular scene came from a security gig i was doing when they filmed true grit in granger, texas, so i just kind of threw that in there to make a point and slow people down." natsot/resident"it's not humorous, isn't funny and i don't think that people have the empathy of the people who were affected by these types of treatments years ago."the post was intended to remind people "not to chance it" come monday morning to avoid "getting a ticket or possibly hung."chief whitney whitworth/thrall police"i think like many of my posts they see the humor in it.. they're laughing, of course you can't be hung for speeding."but for this man, who lives nearby, it crossed the line. natsot/resident "people have to realize what is not offensive to you because it didn't really affect you is offensive to

. >>> coming up, when bobby met whitney. the surprising way she made the first move. the new mini series about his life ups and downs. >>> and how to get your body back after baby. no gym, no problem. the trainer to the stars tells us the secret tricks that alicia keys and pink use. >> get off the couch. >>> closed captioning provided by -- this is not a bed. it's a high-tech sleep revolution. the sleep number 360 smart bed intelligently senses your movement and automatically adjusts. so you wake up ready to run the world. the new sleep number 360 smart bed, from $999. whitney houston's only daughter, bobbi kristina brown was laid to rest. i sat down with her father bobby brown and he pulled no punches about the man who was by her side, nick gordon. does it trouble you there is a young man walking around scot-free? >> my daughter's gone. for him he will get his, god don't like ugly people. >> how much do you miss her? >> there's no way to explain that. no way to express how much i miss my daughter. >> bobby plans to build a

jay recently had a birthday and whitney went big.he's got a lot up her sleeves. here is he inside the dance studio. she just received her card. she is about to enjoy a scavenger hunt. she's off. meanwhile, jay and his friend are getting things all set up. whitney finds the first clue. >> these clues are good. like she has to decipher them. >> she opens it and starts reading. >> i flip and i twist and i tend to get warm. you turn me on to create a clean and colorful storm. >> a drier. >> a washer. >> yes. you guys are good. >> yeah, i got nothing from all those clues. >> well, the biggest clue is with her man inside the dance studio. she arrives and he's waiting for her. well, he asked her to marry him. >> yes. >> oh, you said yes. >> it was a success. >> yea! >>> this guy's going for a jog, but. >> he jumps over these breaks in buildings. >> the parkour masters showing off some this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed, from $999... intelligently senses your movement and automatically adjusts o

what we know is whitney's downfall was much more complicated and bobby got caught up in the whirlwind thing that jumped out was whitney's brother saying, bobby wasn't the one who was bringing the drugs in. he was a light weight. it wasn't bobby. it was us. >> i haven't seen the documentary, but i appreciate, you know, the truth being told. it brings calmness to my hard and my soul, you know, that i'm not looked at in that light anymore. >> what do you remember about this time? like you guys were so in love and you were this family. >> happiness. >> yeah. >> explain. >> it wasn't what everybody thinks it was. we were a loving couple. we were a loving family. you see, like i said, the ups and the downs. i'm not sugar coating anything in this move. >> bobby is speaking his own truth in the two-part mini series. the biopick even addresses whitney's bisexuality and romantic relationship with her best friend robin crawford. relationships bobby was jealous of. >> it wasn't that tough? >> no. >> it is over blown but we're good friends actually, even before the death of whitney we were friends

i was delighted to see that. >> and whitney, in terms of the cash pile, $120 billion, starting to buy shares of the company and that is big news, but how would you envision some of that money being put to use now, in light of comments about stock valuations and other asset valuations, do you think it sitting in a while for the most part makes sense? >> i honestly think, keep in mind, not just 120 billion of cash, but a couple billion a month that's pouring into omaha from berkshire's trilliextremel profitable investment and dividends. it is a high class problem and buffett and munger acknowledged in the annual letter and again today that valuations are not super attractive he is buying back a little berkshire stock, buying a little more apple stock he disclosed, not seeing much in consumer goods companies which i agree with, but he certainly is hoping to bag some more elephants before it is said and done it is a tough environment. he said in the annual letter human nature hasn't changed. there will be panic out there again. when it rains gold, we will be out there with very big wash t

. >> when her friend, whitney casey told her about an idea that uses online receipts to create a digital inventory of your closet, she got it. >> it's categorized. when you think about the processes grow through, the wardrobe is antiquated. you cannot bring your closet with you. >> it seemed like a project tr the duo. >> i think it took females to create it. >> when it came to the name, whitney looked back to her form erica rear. >> she was working with dan rather. he has a formality to him and he would say, oh, aren't you dressed in your finery today. dan always talks about finery. i feel like that's perfect. wearing your best. your sunday's best. it just stuck. >> finery was born. but, like with so many companies, the product they launched turned out to be not exactly what users wanted. >> we thought the a-ha moment would come. once we have the wardrobe, they said now what? style us. tell what you say to buy. tell us what to get rid of. we had to find ways to do that. we are using a lot of machine learning, technology to basically give women ideas on how to wear their stuff. >> this qu

charlie had apparently convinced him to help buy a gun. >> friends say that whitney was told by charlieg to go on a hunting trip so he asked whitney to help him. >> of course the prosecution says there was no hunting trip, charlie was planning a murder. in fact, before he got the friend to buy the weapon, surveillance footage showed just how intent he was on getting one. hours earlier, there's charlie. >> charlie's on video going into the walmart, attempting to purchase the shotgun. he is unable to. >> why is he turned down? why can't he buy the shotgun? >> he's a canadian citizen. >> which would require a waiting period, time he didn't have. >> so he gets the friend to come in and make the purchase. >> that was our theory, yes. >> it's hard to put together a heat of passion scenario, mom's in jeopardy, if you purchase the weapon in advance. >> correct. >> and the prosecutor told the jury there was no evidence of a fight that evening. >> if you look at the exact moment of the killing, jim tan is just sitting at his desk. >> sitting at his desk answering e-mails. >> answering e-mails, wo

houston, whitney's mother singing in the background. the gospel harmonics.up and down for 36 years. aretha's soul from the mississippi river. then between tennessee and mississippi. blacks were lynched in tennessee. 492 in arkansas. 654 in mississippi. she was 13 when they were civil rights. she had money and could not buy ice cream. she could not stop to buy gasoline. aretha came out of the bowels of our struggle. her father marched in detroit, 1963. his home until march on washington. along with harry belafonte, he was facing bankruptcy, we couldn't go any further. where was the money coming from? the black banks are too small and white banks are too hostile. so, aretha said we'll check. we'll give you the money. we were on attack. aretha franklin and harry belafonte stepped on the stage in houston, texas. on that stage, they put tear gas in the fan. they had to evacuate the building. she kept right on singing. she sang for carter mandela, clinton, obama. after all, before we had this level of technology, in the same group. called the caravans. i was calle

whitney learned fro m her. prince learned from her. "you don't have to talk" .. that's all aretha franklin coming through. walden tells me.. she performed through her illness with such grace and resilience that most people didn't know that she wasn't well.he says.. in the last two years alone.. he wrote about 20 songs to be sung by the queen of soul herself.she will be missed.pam and ken? (pam) coming up.. the tough road for the world's largest recreational marijuana business continues. why fornia sellers and distributors will have to use cash. (ken) and next. a robber's bold move to get cash fast. and police say it's not the only crime he's suspected in. (ken) a smash and grab robbery of a different kind. it involves a man taking a cash register and using the floor to break it open and steal the money. (pam) now kron4's haaziq madyun gives us a look ... at the man police are looking for (pkg)you are looking at surveillance video of a man taking the smash and grab robbery concept to the next levelsot

alex brant, whitney houston's mother singing in the background.detroit, she was born on the mississippi river in memphis, tennessee. the river that carried our people up and down for 246 years. where does aretha's soul come from, the mississippi river. this cradle between tennessee and mississippi, 233 blacks were lynched in tennessee. 402 in arkansas, 654 in mississippi. she was 13 when emmitt till was lynched. she had money and could not buy ice cream. had a car and could not stop to buy gasoline. aretha came out of the bowels of our struggle. her father led the big march in detroit in 1963. laid the groundwork until the march on washington. along with harry belafonte, dr. king was facing bankruptcy, we couldn't go any further. where was the money coming from? black banks or too small, white banks were very hostile, and so aretha and harry belafonte said we'll take an 11-city tour, raise money and give you the money. but dr. king was so unpopular and under such attack, we couldn't fill up an auditorium this size with aretha franklin and harry be

whitney's on is the story of the women who campaigned with unwavering resolve for an official apology for this appalling chapter in history. the apology on al-jazeera. bonus whalen president nicolas maduro blames the u.s. and colombia for an assassination attempt claimed by a rebel group. i'm sam and say this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. it's a jewish state and the not the jewish us because our government and the old the nimba members of the knesset good deal lead these two little. led by the druze community tens of thousands of people protest against israel's new nation state law . protests over road safety turn violent students file.

whitney learned from her. prince learned from her. "you don't have to talk" .. that's all aretha franklin coming through. (hermela aregawi) walden tells aregawi)(hermela (hermela (hermela aregawi)walden tells us he was writing songs for franklin all the way to the end. he says.. in the last two years written about 20 songs to be queen of soul. (hermela aregawi) he (vicki) (vicki) and tonight many celebrities, dignitaries and politicians are paying tribute to the queen of soul. longtime friend diana ross tweeted this....i'm sitting in prayer for the wonderful golden spirit, aretha franklin. oprah winfrey tweeted out this photo of the two on her talk show.it says..we'll miss you queen.hashtag aretha queen forever. president trump also expressing his condelences once the news broke of aretha franklin's passing.he tweeted "the queen of soul aretha franklin is dead. she was a great woman, with a wonderful gift from god, her voice. she will be missed and former president obama tweeted a picture of aretha franklin singing at his first inaugu

whitney adi guardian's political correspondent and michael from westminster.uses with the fall in the pound, and it fears that britain is facing a no—deal brexit. the financial times leads on saudi arabia selling canadian assets after the country criticised the arrest of a female activist. the express reports claims that rising energy bills could put lives at risk after british gas announced an increase of almost 4%. the metro shows a nurse scolded by a patient, highlighting the dangers facing front line nhs staff. the telegraph has scottish conservative lead, ruth davidson, condemning the borisjohnson burqa lead, ruth davidson, condemning the boris johnson burqa comments, lead, ruth davidson, condemning the borisjohnson burqa comments, saying that wearing one is no different wearing a crucifix the mirror also leaves with the borisjohnson remarks, and pressure is increasing on the foreign secretary after more than a dozen tories spoke at against them. so, without we have a real mixture of front pages, there. and let's start with the story that is ona let's sta

whitney young was head of the national urban league. so i think that given an emphasis on a commercial mindset within the black community which presupposes an educational background, which we have to address before any of these topics can be resolved, the building blocks of civil society has to take place very early on, and so i think there's a hugely different -- there is discrimination, of course, in this country. there always will be in every place. but i think the barriers are moved such that there are significant opportunities at this point. >> thank you. thank you for your question, dr. smith. are there other questions from the audience? >> my question's a little bit different. this is directed to anyone who would like to answer it on the panel. what credence do you give to -- what do you think of attorney general herbert brownell's success in the civil rights movement? no one has talked about him yet, and i would be interested to see what any of you think as to the importance he had in the movement. >> are you talking -- i didn't

whitney's on is the story of the women who campaigned with unwavering resolve for an official apology for this morning chapter in history. the apology on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching us as a reminder of our top stories dozens of being killed in a saudi amber strike which has had a school bus in the north of the country it happened in souther province a hoofy stronghold north of the capital the red cross says the bus carrying children came under attack as it was driving near a crowded market who to link to media say a majority of the individuals killed were children. are saying he is a yemeni journalist and he joins me now live from santa good to have you with us on the program obviously the death toll has risen everybody's very worried about that rising again with so many children still in hospital what does where this leaves any sort of negotiation between the saudi led coalition and the who thiis there are talks shed jeweled to happen in september is peace a possibility in any shape or form as you see it at the moment. i don't see it. like that because we remember that w

and the mother of whitney houston paid a heart-felt 50 bren, my soul rejoices that i was able to walkd jessy jackson calling her a love no bounds. >>> and tomorrow's day happens to be the 18th day of the eighth month of the year of 2018 and expected to be the busiest wedding day of the year. according to weddingekend's pri over $1 billion. the site says it has a lot to d. it sells 08/01/18 they cop they can get. >>> we're already looking ahead to monday, some of us are. the eye popping opening from none other than hit rapper and brand new mother, cardi b. it will double as the tpeursz live performance since welcoming her daughter. she got this honor as most nominated artist. the vid van guard award, which is the highest honor they give that's set to go eto asians to . this is all asian movie made by a major studio in over 20 years. and "mile 22" makes its debut today. the flick stars mark wahlberg as a cia operative. thanks for watching "ely today.ar"a big fire response in pleasanton. good morning and thank you for joining us. i )m laura garcia. and i )m marcus washington. today in th

but they announced cheryl, lindsay and whitney are back. cheryl, lindsay and witney are back, plus fan favors sharna, gleb, artem, keo and alan. then, there are the couples facing off, newlyweds emma and sasha, and the newly engaged jenna and val. speaking of val, get ready to see him first as a judge for the ballroom spinoff, "d the stars juniors." val told me how the tables have turned. how different is it to go from being in the ballroom floor and being the person who's being judged to now sitting on the other side of the table? >> it's very different, it's really -- >> do you have an appreciation for some of the harsh critiques you've gotten maybe? >> oh, absolutely. well, no. but i'm excited to go into this season of "dancing with the stars" as a contestant now to kind of pay my respect to the judges or whatever. >> val isn't the first pro to go from the dance floor to the judges' table. his brother maks was a guest judge in three different seasons. julianne hough spent five seasons handing out scores. her brother direction handing out

. >> glor: despite the odds, his parents, whitney and adam, were determined to continue on.roman was actually operated on before he was born, sustainable improving his odds to walk. >> i had to let him fall a few times so he'd know i wouldn't be there to catch him, and he had to learn how to catch himself. >> glor: perhaps that's why - after days of practicing - when he finally did it - roman was so excited to show the family dog, pgaie. roman's mother was excited too. so she posted the video on facebook, and in just hours.ù hundreds of thousands of people were sharing in roman's joy, >> he touched a lot of people. >> glor: are roman's dad says they've gotten thousands of messages. >> random people telling us their story, you know, how they were depressed, or you know, how re going through these medical situations. he influenced them in a positive way to change their mindset and change their view. it's just so heartwarming, he's just gave hope to so many people with a seven-second clip. >> glor: a seven-second reminder to never give up -- courtesy of two-year-old roman dinkl

e didn't want king there, he didn't want whitney young, head of urbanwo league. he wanted figures on the cutting edge who he felt could tell the truth and not who were behold to their organizations, he wanted people to tell from the gut what and kennedy begins and jarome smith rips into him, we are not here for pity party and all this celebration, people are out here tieing and i'm tired of all of this maddens and they go back and forth and kennedy is appalledle because he used the wordis bs on bobby kennedy and bobby kennedy is expecting the negroes to be grateful for what he has done, his brother has done for black americans, we ain't grateful, sorry, not reality is this man interjected some serious rhetoric that this white man never heard about black people. he wanted to talk about rage but didn't want to confront and directed towards him he was, he had a temper, you know, he was a tough sob. , as a result of that, let's say itit this way, aggressive advoce for mccarthy in the 50's transforms himself into advocate for poor but in between he was caught trying t

. >> reporter: nick whitney, shark researcher, says sharks have been coming closer to shore in recentrs in search of food. >> white sharks gain protection in the late '90s so offall you have this confluence of a lot of seals in the area and then more sharks coming in to feed on seals. >> reporter: so far this year there have been 37 unprovoked shark attacks worldwide, 21 in the united states alone. we aren't in the clear yet. in places like florida, researchers say shark attacks historically occur more often in september. >> we think that probably the reason there's a peak in september is because in florida, in september is when we get some of the more tempestuous weather -- >> reporter: last month dustin though bodily battled a shark attack on, of all days, friday the 13th. >> definitely weird being right back at the spot it happened. >> reporter: dustin and 8-year-old son emerson were at fernadina beach in florida. >> i was out probably 20 yards. >> reporter: he says while helping his son surin two feet of water, it happened. >> felt something grab on my foot. turned around and swun

the late whitney houston once saying, it is the emotions franklin evoked that are so inspirational. >> aretha's voice is just something that's -- that she has and the way she makes people feel was what i wanted to have. >> reporter: a number of tributes are now planned in detroit. >> she meant so much to detroit on so many levels. one of the greatest joys of my time as mayor was june of last year when i got to award aretha franklin the key to the city. >> reporter: among franklin's many accolades were 18 grammy awards and two honorary grammys. she was the first woman inducted into the rock 'n roll hall of fame. the youngest recipient of the kennedy center honors and received a presidential medal of freedom. fans are reminiscing about their favorite songs. hours after she passed away her 30 greatest hits album topped itunes and respect topped the singles. ktvu fox2 news. >>> the pastor of new bethel baptist church where aretha began her career is talking about her legacy. >> the question that you have to ask yourself is did i leave the world any better? is there anybody in the world be

. >> reporter: whitney horne went into target thinking she was just going to buy food and then -- >> and then two bags later. >> reporter: the urban dictionary defines the target effect as the result of going into a store intending to buy a few things and leaving with more. this is a real thing? >> so, yes, it is a real thing. >> reporter: the retail expert from santa clara university says the target effect is the opposite of the amazon effect where people shop online for their utilitarian needs. but he says target uses the tried and true technique of cross-merchandising, setting up displays to help you discover what he says are products that excite the customer. >> academically we call this hedonic shopping mean it's not utility oriented, not like i want to solve something. it's something that i want to kind of feed my senses. something that i do to open my mind. >> reporter: he says target has some of the best designers in the industry and the company was smart to freshen up and renovate their stores which means this whole target effect is no accident. >> i think it's a very strong

yep, just past the hartney whitney village green in a converted cow barn, an ex—rolls—royce aerodynamicistt has embedded sensors inside it which sends live data into the cloud to be analysed by cycling teams or casual cyclists alike. an accelerometer in the rear chain stay here. also, temperature, pressure and humidity. the frame is made in a mould like this from many layers of this carbon composite. but on one layer of the composite, they print the circuitry for the sensors and the conductive pathways which sends the data around the frame. all of this is made from graphene. we have connected the sensors using graphene—printed circuitry. i know the temperature, the humidity, the air pressure, the amount of watts you're pushing. i know how much you're deforming the frame, i know the headwind, the tailwind. and by pulling all of that together, i can say you should stop. and in the future you want to exploit other properties of graphene to do something pretty incredible to this frame? yeah, we want to actually be able to change the shape of the frame dynamically, based upon the environmental

i didn't know the source of whitney's hiv, i only knew what was in the source.with me and the host got angry with me, i became more insistent. i was upset that they actually use this child, who clearly was suffering, to put forward this hell sounded belief. ... >> so she had four models who were standing next to me each with progressively shorter skirts. that was the set up. the question was could it be anymore distracting really? and then sort of my ear piece fell out and as i put it back in again, i was asked this question, could you tell us what vaccines children get? how many they get? and when they get them? now the actual answer to that question in 97 is this, children received a vaccine to prevent hepatitis b vaccine, six months of age. at four years of age a vaccine to prevent hib. at 2, 4, 6 months of age a pole -- polio vaccine. there was no way i could do this without a vaccine schedule in front of me. the better answer would have been children receive several vaccines for the first years of their life to prevent pneumonia among others. parents need t

. >> glor: despite the odds, his parents, whitney and adam, were determined to continue on. >> what istually operated on before he was born, increasing his chances of potentially being able to walk. n' is that fun? i had to let him fall a few ,imes, so that he knew i wasn't going to be there to catch him, and he had to learn to catch himself. >> glor: after lots of practice, roman finally did this: 'm i'm walking, maggie! >> glor: which he was ecstatic to share with the family dog, maggie. >> look, maggie! >> glor: roman's mom was excited, too, so she posted the video on facebook, and within just hours, people around the world were sharing in roman's joy. >> he touched a lot of people. >> glor: mom and dad have opceived nonstop messages. >> from random people telling us their story, you know, how they were depressed or suicidal or they were going through all caese medical situations, and to see that he influenced them in a e sitive way, to change their mindset and to change their isew, is just so heartwarming. i mean, it feels like he just gave hope to so many people with a seven-secon

whitney's honors the story of the women who campaigned with unwavering result for an official apology for this morning chapter in history. the apology. a quick reminder now of our top stories currently here and i'll just erupt amasses launch rockets into an israeli city israeli air force has struck several targets in gaza hitting a hamas base and navy facilities. the democratic republic of congo's ruling coalition has nominated former interior minister manuel run manzana. as its candidate in december surprise eventually election it comes after the government and i asked president joseph kabila will not enter the ballots. on the canadian prime minister justin trudeau says his country would always speak out strongly when it comes to questions of human rights as a diplomatic spat between canada and saudi arabia over jailed civil society activists cal those more steam we had stopped all medical treatment programs in canada on wednesday and said it will transfer all saudi patients from hospitals there to do it says he made the comments a short time ago in montreal. we continue to engage wi

. >> you know, whitney, mariah, all those girls who came along after her.as the queen of soul. >> reporter: in her decades-long career, franklin won 18 grammy awards. ♪ ♪ she made her mark on the big screen in "the blues brothers." ♪ my country 'tis of thee >> reporter: and she performed at inaugural events for three presidents. but the road to get there was often rocky. born in memphis, franklin was raised in detroit by a single father. her mother moved away when she was just six years old, and four years later, she died of a heart attack. just shy of her 13th birthday, franklin gave birth to her first child. less than two years later, she gave birth to her second of four children. according to her biography, in adulthood, franklin struggled with depression, alcoholism, and had a weight problem. she worried the public would forget her. but her fans never did. ♪ ♪ in recent years, she sang for the pope when he visited the u.s. ♪ you make me feel >> reporter: and in 2015, she brought president obama to tears during the kennedy center honors. today, the obama

only guess the kind of talent that will be there back up singers became icons themselves people like whitney houston and chaka khan and as people remember her there's a lot of talk about her legacy aretha franklin said she didn't consider herself and icon of the civil rights movement though she sang it martin luther king's funeral and contributed to the end. she said she didn't consider an icon of feminism that way and perhaps it was because she was able to take a song like respect a song he had sung before and imbued with a sense of import and moment so that other people viewed it as an anthem of feminism an anthem of the civil rights movement it was that and the quality of the sheer talent of a voice that sword for sixty years to a height that led rolling stone to declare her the best singer ever the state of michigan declared her voice a natural resource and it's those things that. are here in the days after her death and ultimately in her music. which is. the stories that we're covering lots of comments. that. don't. so as a reminder of the main headlines hit on al-jazeera and over three

guess the kind of talent that will be there for backup singers beginning icons and sales people like whitney houston and shaka card and as people remember her there's a lot of talk about her legacy aretha franklin said she didn't consider herself and i call it a civil rights movement though she sang it martin luther king's funeral contributed to the end of a c.p. she said she didn't consider herself an icon of feminism so people going to her that way and perhaps it was because she was able to take a song like otis redding's respect a song she had sung before in imputes with this incident important and moment so that other people viewed it as an anthem of feminism an anthem of the civil rights movement it was that in the quality of the sheer talent of a voice be assured for sixteen years to a height that let rolling stone to declare her the best singer ever the state of michigan declared their voice and actual research and it's those things that cause people to remember here in the days after her death and a whole timidly for hever in their music. and remember you can always find more no webs

whitney made the flight he was not only rich from the jackpot and famous but then put on a goodwill to her of america where he was paid an additional $50,000 to ride in a parade and move on to the next place. in the summer of 1927 a young woman in lakeland florida decides she wants in and will fly across the ocean for free. her name is ruth elder. she leaves in long island leaving roosevelt field. her sweaters were tight and brown hair in the latest i'll almost never eating appear without a rainbow scarf around her head. and the single engine was a brilliant shade of foreign less to do with flair and practicality of a gray blue ocean and it was easier to find the wreckage of the large plane then a silver one and the copilot had no intention of putting her plane in the water it was too beautifully into perfect beautiful and too perfect all the way down to the name painted on the fuselage american girl. runway ready she told reporters always commanding their attention with her distinctive high pitched voice give us the weather break we will take off then what is your hurry one reporter a

you know, whitney, mariah, those girls that came along after her, you know, aretha franklin was the queeneer franklin won 18 grammy awards. ♪ yeah, think, think about what you're trying to do to me ♪ she made her mark on the big screen in "the blues brothers." ♪ my country 'tis of thee and she performed at inaugural esidents. but the road to get there was often rocky. born in memphis, franklin was raised in detroit by a single father. her mother moved away when she was just 6 years old. and four years later she died of a heart attack. just shy of her 13th birthday franklin gave birth to her first child. less than two years later she gave birth to her second of four children. life did not get easier for franklin in adulthood. according to her biography, in adulthood franklin struggled with depression, alcoholism, and had a weight problem. she worried the public would forget her. but her fans never did. ♪ in recent years she sang for the pope when he visited the u.s. ♪ you make me feel and in 2015 she brought president obama to tears during the kennedy center honors. today the obamas rememb

. >> yeah, there was ray's and whitney's. that was basically a prelude., the mother of all marathons. fittingly so. >> the first time you were called to play with aretha franklin, has to be a thrill. >> as a musician, there's nothing like it. maybe outside of stevie wonder who i started with. >> trace: who will sing in a little bit. >> yeah, that guy. but to be asked to record with aretha is one of the all-time joys and thrills. as i said, the first time was in 1981. later on, four years ago, the last recording i was involved with was "the diva classic" album. >> trace: did you notice a change in her voice a change in the tone a change in the way she approached her music? >> yeah, as she got older, she found ways to still bring the truth musically. she always -- she never lost her fire. there was a crispiness in her voice when she was younger. it translated into a huskiness later. but it never lost a fire or the passion. >> trace: we heard smokey robinson sing aretha franklin's eulogy. it was amazing. you think smokey robinson has adjusted the way he used

. >> reporter: despite the odds, his parents, whitney and adam, were determined to continue on. >> what >> reporter: roman was actually operated on before he was born, increasing his chances of potentially being able to walk. >> is that fun? >> i had to let him fall a few times so he knew i wasn't going to be there to catch him and he had to learn to catch himself. >> reporter: after lots of practice, roman finally did this. >> i'm walking! he was ec ecstatic to share with the family dog, maggie. >> i'm walking, maggie. >> his moms we ecstatic too. so she posted on facebook. >> he touched a lot of people. >> reporter: mom and dad have received nonstop messages. >> from random people telling us their story, how they were depressed or suicidal or they were going through all these medical situations and to see that he influenced them in a positive way to change their mind-set and to change their view is so heartwarming. it feels like he just gave hope to so many people with a seven-second clip. >> i'm walking, maggie! >> reporter: a seven-second reminder to never give up, courtesy of 2-yea

whitney, thank you for coming on.ople three years ago when they first heard about sentencing reform had in mind a low-level drug users, marijuana dealers, and we thought, why are we sending these people away for life? and i think some people believe that we should have some sentencing reform. sentence for a massive heroin trafficker? a kilo of heroin contains over 30,000 equivalent lethal doses of heroin. >> the reason we reduce the penalty is not because we are reducing the penalty for every single drug smuggler. what we are talking about here is due process. constitutional rights of defendants to be sentenced in a way that is not a one-size-fits-all. at the bottom line is these judges that are serving on the united states sentencing commission and advising the senate could committee the judiciary, there is no nexus between these to crony and mandatory sentencing because one-size-fits-all and every single drug trafficking defendant. not every drug traffickingng defendant is someone smuggling across the border. intent

i also want to thank tiffany and rachel and donna and whitney and maria and an incredibly huge hug and special thanks to my legislative aide, carolina morales, who's sick at home but who's probably watching, and who poured her heart and soul and brilliant brain into creating an effective piece of legislation that doesn't just create more bureaucracy or more city positions but is very thoughtfully crafted to put a dent in this massive issue and problem in our society. i want to thank my colleagues for being with us every step of the way on this, especially i wanted to thank supervisor kathrin stefani who partners with me from the very beginning on this legislation. it feels really great to be here today and really, really great to be making a dent in this problem. >> president cohen: thank you, supervisor. any other discussion, colleagues? we can take this item, same house, same call? without objection, the ordinance passes unanimously. [ gavel ]. >> president cohen: madam clerk, items 33 and 34. >> clerk: these are two resolutions that improve modification to airport services professio

cissy houston, whitney's mother, singing the background. the line ends and reverend craig.s womb. and she had the gift, but she had that environment that allowed her to develop. she was baptized in singing, struggle and service. in 1942 when she was born not in detroit, she was born on the mississippi river in memphis, tennessee. the river that carried oui’ tennessee. the river that carried our people up and down for 246 yea rs. our people up and down for 246 years. that is where hirzel comes the mississippi river. and it is cradled between tennessee and arkansas, mississippi. 233 blacks we re arkansas, mississippi. 233 blacks were lynched in tennessee. 492 in arkansas. 654 in mississippi. she was 13 when emmett till... she had money and could not buy ice cream. had a carand money and could not buy ice cream. had a car and could not stop to buy gasoline. aretha came out of the bowels of our struggle. her father led the big march in detroit in 1963. he worked for doctor came, stayed in his home until the march on washington. doctor king was facing bankruptcy. he could not go

whitney of paperwork to back up if he has secured financing? would not be easy for the sec to find?> typically that the way things are done. they are a little unorthodox so i think what the sec is looking at us three things. first and foremost i guess it is okay to disseminate material news on social media. so since that is okay, since this is a new format with a bright done with the messages. i've been thinking about having bacon for breakfast. taking tesla private at $420 is very specific. cheryl: he made the announcement during market hours to the upside. the same two at harvey pitt said on cavuto coast to coast on this exact timing of the announcement . >> announcements of this kind removed markets as we saw and they are made either before the opening of the market or after the close. he did not do that. second, he personally can not secure a going private transaction. cheryl: what you make of that? >> it is right. it's certainly true historically. at the very least you contact the exchange and say let's hold trading for news news dissemination and i would be the traditional way