and i wasn't you know as big of a fan of billie holiday as i was. you know specially haven't dealt with things of of the b. generation before i mean i remember driving a 1st go one time for my 1st on and judged the time it took by how many times i can play through this billie holiday cd so if i played it 5 times i was already crossing the golden gate bridge. you know she was. she was a massive staple on the jazz scene. i play a character in this named harry and larry who's the director of the federal bureau of narcotics that and this wasn't this story wasn't this part of the story wasn't touched on in lady sings the blues because harry was still alive. but he was a man that was obsessed with a rest seen billie holiday because of her addiction and because of drug use and because she was singing the song strange fruit. which which once a dental a was what you come to find out a big song for the civil rights movement you know it was about it was a song about lynching anti-lynching the act there of lynching and the more she sung at the more it upset thi

one holiday we'll talk to them about the bambino we'll talk to them but billy h. all things garrett hedlund right after this on dennis miller plus what. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one but chatted for an 8 seconds with this guy i'm already a fan. handsome brothers over my shoulder here and my man grew up by then he was in russo minnesota and then got on just in time to go to arizona for a school work trust me they're not where parker is they're the girls but the handsome brothers a big. of a young men in the minnesota boys life right now of course we do we all aspired we all aspire to be a name you know 98 percent of the hockey players up there were they and some brothers so. i don't want to bury the lead here but we're talking to you garrett hedlund and he is known for films like tron legacy currently starring in the hulu film jefferson that hulu you were talking about m.g.m. in the past and now these platforms are making great product the hulu film the united states versus billie holiday it will be released on the streaming platform on february 28th

he said, "throw billie away. and give me andre." itried, we got it in the movie, but i i was breaking down in the film as you see in that moment. i felt like i let him down. i said," leigh i don't know who the ( bleep ) i am." i'm sorry. i'm not sure if i'm supposed to be cussing. i am trying to get a foo footinn my life and figure out who i am. god is great, and patience and i'll get there. >> trevor: i'll tell you this, you've done an amazing job telling the story. it's no surprise you were nominated. i wish you the best of luck. and i can't wait to see what you take on after this is all done and after you found the new andra for the next chapter of your life. >> hopefully she's great. we'll see how it goes. thank you so much. >> trevor: thank you, so much, andra. take care. "the united states vs. billie holiday" will be available on hulu on february 26. okay, we're going to take a quick break, but we'll be right back after this. tonight, but before we go: this month is black history month, so please consider supporting an organiz

"the united states versus billie holiday," i loved it, by the way. i loved billie holiday's music and i love your music, and i heard that you turned this role down at first. >> i did, yeah i turned it down i was trying to run from it, you know my manager is like, "you should look at this and do this," and i was like, "hell, no, what do you know you're my manager. >> jimmy: yeah, wait a second. he should know >> you have no idea what it is like to work with me but, no, so -- and it is funny because lee did not want to meet me either he didn't want to work with me so that first meeting we were forced kind of upon each other by our managers, and we're sitting in this meeting. i think we bonded because both of us were like, "what are we doing here," you know what i mean but i saw in him, i really saw that he was -- felt slighted, right. this is what the beauty of the story -- i didn't want to remake "lady sings the blues" because diana was just perfect in that role >> jimmy: yeah >> i didn't want to do it period because i'm not an actor, you know, and th

billie has been looking over this project by handing me her, yes. >> absolutely. and what do you hope people take away overall from the film? >> i think that if billie who was a we're black woman in the '50s, could go out and stand up to the government because she didn't look at herself as a civil rights leader. she was just living in her truth and doing her thing. that if billie could do that back in the '50s, we must do the same. we owe it to her. we owe it to people who have died for us to do the same, such as you're doing, joy. you do it -- you do it every day. so we all have to be like you. >> you're too kind. you're too kind. >> i'm too real. >> well, now i'm going 0 to keep you. see, now it's a hostage situation. you're going to stay right here because we have made it to friday, and you know what that means. it is now time to find out with our wonderful special guest lee daniels, who won the week? michael steele, victoria defrancesco soto are back. michael, you are the veteran in this who won the week game, so i'm going to allow you to go first, sir. who wo

i love you, billie! i'm not nervous up here tonight. all these reporters keep asking me billie, why do the things you doing? why don't you be like this person or that person? this is what i tell them... music taking its title from the191i7 court case which resulted in holiday being sentenced to a year and a day possession of narcotics. the movie paints holiday as a target of a vindictive campaign bite racist war on drugs bureaucrat harry anslinger, played by garrett hedlund. # there ain't nothing i can do or nothing i can say. # believing that performances of a lynching themed balance strange fruit to be a call to arms anslinger sets agent jimmy fletcher on holiday's case with instructions to infiltrate her inner circle and bring her down. you've heard those lyrics, they provoke people. # blood on the leaves and blood at the root. # written by pulitzer prize winners suzan—lori parks and directed by lee daniels who made precious and the butler this retelling of holiday's story imagines a relationship between the singer and the federal

billie holiday. >>> the naacp says billie holliday is the voice of our people. >> blacks and whites together. ♪ that strange fruit ♪ >> they won't let me sing nowhere, no clothes, no money, no nothing. >> she's made something of herself and you can't take it because she's strong, beautiful and black. >> i'm so excited that our first "politicsnation" story of this black history month celebrates both past and present because, as you just saw from the trailer, the united states versus billie holidays tells the story from a different lens. it made her both the muse of black america and an enemy of the state. given how big billie holiday's life was, it's only fitting one of america's biggest filmmaker is behind the camera and one of the world ears biggest voices is in front. they both join me,s one and only mr. lee daniels, director of the united states versus billie holiday and what are both of you hoping that audiences will take away from this film? because themes are clearly bigger than a standard biopic. i don't have to tell you how contemporary so much of this material is. ms. day, let m

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i love you, billie! i'm not nervous up here tonight. all these reporters keep asking me, "billie, why do the things you doing? why don't you be like this person or that person?" this is what i tell them. music taking its title from the 19a7 court case which resulted in holiday being sentenced to a year and a day possession of narcotics, the movie paints holiday as a target of a vindictive campaign by a racist war on drugs bureaucrat harry anslinger, played by garrett hedlund. # there ain't nothing i can do or nothing i can say. believing that performances of a lynching themed balance

>> yeah, it is not really about -- it is not a biopic on billie holiday. we have done that and seen that with -- >> no, i'm talking about you, for you personally, i'm talking about for you personally. you were saying andra started drinking and you decided you were not going to drink. >> yeah. i did say i wasn't going to drink. listen, i understand what hitchcock meant at the end of the day when he says that martini shot, because by the time you finish shooting at the end of the day, you're, like, you know, give me that, gimme, but i have been struggling with this for a while. and it was nice to finally, i think, to give -- to do justice by billie, i wanted to be present and clear and sober for her. and it really was the hardest thing. it was the hardest thing i had ever done to sort of give it up. there is a stigma with -- attached to addiction and it is uncomfortable, even talking about it now. but i'm really proud of what it -- what it represents to millions of americans, to stop, to stop. >> and i just wanted to chime in on what he said, i have to give

and billy those conditions _ reality check for them. and billy those conditions better- reality check for them. and billy those conditions better than - reality check for them. and billy - those conditions better than england —— india handling those conditions. big news especially concerning allie. he was one of the better performers for england, despite defeat. but news today that he won't be playing in the two tests. he re - laced be playing in the two tests. he: replaced dawn best, but moeen ali... but moeen ali only playing his first test match since august. the former england captain had his say. just to give you a sense, really, of why moeen ali is going home, this is what the england players have had to contend with in terms of being in that bubble. it shows just how many days away... the sri lanka tour was 20 days, the india tour was two months long. then there's the potential for moeen ali to be involved in the indian premier league, and that's another eight weeks worth of cricket. he's only going to get a week at home, but

. >> my brother billy and i inherited our father's oyster biz, which his father started farming in 1899. >> we didn't want them. the business was dead. hoping we could bring it back to life. >> hey, guys, i'm jamie. >> hey. i'm travis. this is my cousin ryan. >> nice to meet you. >> how are you? it's absolutely gorgeous here. before i crack open the croxton family story, you got to know a thing or two about oysters, which -- raw, baked, or fried -- have been a part of the north american seafood diet for thousands of years. i get the scoop from tommy leggett, a marine scientist and longtime commercial fisherman. so, were they always so popular? i mean, oysters are all the rage. is that sudden? >> no, no, no. native americans have been eating oysters forever, all around the chesapeake bay. >> tommy tells me oysters were not a delicacy back then, but an everyday meal. >> when they finished eating them, whether they were raw or roasted or on a fire, they tossed the shells. and so you can find these old fossil shell piles from 1,000 years ago. >> oyster harvesting becomes a big business in t

that was not the story about billie holiday. it was a story that america needed. black people needed to see a couple in love on the big screen. when this incredible script was written about the government taking her down because of that song, i realized i had on to tell that story, because she was at the forefront of the civil rights movement. i think there was not a civil is rights movement until she sang that song. she kicked off the civil rights movement and also, she was an addict and i'm a recovering addict. so i understand what that is like. i understand what she was, as an artist, i understand that, and i -- there's a stigma that is attached to addiction. and it was time for me to, just release that demon in to the public. that was inside of me too. to talk about what i was feeling. a lot of things she was feeling or felt, are the same feelings that i feel. >> all right, so, listen, thank you for your artistry and friendship, and i thank you for your courage to speak out in these times, continue to do it and really, much appreciated, brother. >> and don, yo

so good luck, billy. billy, you are such an inspiration, you're an extraordinary person i and i'm honoured to call you a friend. _ let's be honest, you're going - to absolutely beast this challenge. you could pretty much do the whole thing with me on your back. - but, failing that, l i am there in spirit. lots of love, good luck. it will be a pretty sensational and special feeling. really trying to challenge myself. the remarkable billy monger. time for a look at the weather with nick miller. nick... more spring showing up in a weather watcher pictures helped by another mild week to come, in fact earning very mild for some. this is the air coming up in the south and i want to show temperatures in the east of england. on wednesday from yorkshire, lincolnshire, east anglia, the warmest weather of the year so far. dry, hazy sunshine. further west, dry, hazy sunshine. furtherwest, especially northwest, still mild but temperature is not as high because there is another part to the way the story this week. more

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"the united states versus billie holiday" is the name of the film. she was targeted by the federal bureau of narcotics, ordered not to sing her song "strange fruit" which is about the lynching of black americans in the south. but she refused to stop singing it. tell me more about how "strange fruit" fits into your film about the legacy the song has created. >> first of all, i didn't know that -- i did not know that she -- when you think of billie holiday, you think of a jazz singer. you really think of -- you don't think of a civil rights leader. she was singing this song at a time when it was not cool to sing it. the government asked her very nicely to stop. she refused. and she said no, i'm going to keep singing the song, and they arrested her for singing the song. they couldn't arrest her for free speech. so they planted -- even though she was a drug addict. she was trying to stop doing drugs. and they planted drugs on her. they berated her and crucified her until she died, even on her death bed they were planting drugs on her, because she refused

>> the latest biopic, the united states versus billie holiday how the u.s. government's used her drug addiction to stop her from singing "strange fruit" a song about the horrors of lynching, become an everlasting reminder of what it means to be black in the united states as gentlemen and ladies, sing the blues. joining me to discuss this amazing film is the director of the united states versus billie ho holliday, the amazing lee daniels. i'm so, so thrilled to have this conversation with you. i was obsessed with billie holliday and i watched "lady sings the blues" maybe over 100 times. you bring this unique perspective of her life to film it's so awesome. i think you're an artistic genius. what is the most challening thing bringing this film to life? >> like you, i was a kid when i saw "lady sings the blues" and it affected me deeply. i know that that is the rp why i am doing film today, because i had never seen -- like i'd never seen black people so elegant and the music and diana ross at her height and billy dr. williams, richard prior. black people, we ne

she said, billie holiday didn't crowd surf. i said our billie holiday is going to crowd surf so we went out and crowd surfed and thank god nobody dropped her. >> that's true. we'll ask her about that. one final question. what is it about the reboot, "wonder years" reboot that you're doing for abc? >> it's black. i'm doing it for you guys, i'm doing a black verse of that. i'm so excited. i'm nervous because i want to get the tone right. we're auditioning actors right now, be you i want to get the tone right, and i think -- we got fred savage directing it. >> ah. >> yes, and sala dean is writing it. so i'm excited about it, but it's needed right now. it's a needed comedy, dramedy that is -- that i think america is going to love and embrace. >> well, you bring it to us, we know we will. >> lee, we love your work without a doubt. >> thank you. >> thank you for joining us this morning. "the united states vs. billie holiday" premieres february 26th on hulu. we'll be right back, everybody. like, seeing my mom. it's unthinkable to me t

billy. he would talk about the papaya field and the mentors that helped him see the world outside of them. their inspiration took him from the slopes of kill waya -- kilauea to the university of massachusetts at am hearst. from there the boy walked with reference through these very halls which he regarded as a spiritual center of democracy as a congressional intern with the legendary senator daniel k. inouye. he then went on to attend the william s. richardson school of law at the university of hawaii. as he moved through his career he remained that same resilient and proud kid from kalapana. he worked for justice as a public defender with indigent clients. he moved home to hawaii island as a public servant dedicated to helping his island weather thecies tral meth crisis ravaging our communities. his leadership in crisis born of the lava flows and fields of kalapana translated to leadership at the island level when he was elected as hawaii county mayor in 2008. nobody could deny billy's char

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is brilliant especially about douglas hume and what jack is the fed into is that the story told by billy k. in the program of we're using the dough to pull scottish nationalists travelling to above and supper with tory prime minister douglas hughton and i think doug assumes that there will be ewing is a scottish nationalist in his heart but a unionist in his head and got the past room with a ewing. the hat side the pats my access wrecked a wrong quoting the bob himself and finally john cooper said that's going to be a good read the fed into the new brooklyn jimmy reed by brian mcguigan coming out in time for the 50th anniversary of the u.c. s. work and he can't wait says says john and i we turn to a topic of the day is sure the topic has dominated conversation across the planet over the last year the the pandemic that coronavirus professor look at deal of trinity college dublin is a man who knows more about vaccine.

the buttons and to be a marvelous watch and then glen miller says nobody ever cites bums as well as billy kay does perfection and reflection jimmy reed speeches were radical delivered on velvet and alan jones says a bob showed of passed by winnie ewing watched a video of jimmy reed on parker some as mentioned in the show why do we need jimmy today and i was sad norcross court stimulated from what his most famous speeches will be no hooliganism they'll be no vitalism will be in a bevy in because the one old is watching great man says listen and these she defended jimmied speech to the the upper clade shipbuilders what can very very famous speech indeed jackie blair says this is brilliant especially about douglas hume and what jack is the fed into is that the story is told by billy k. in the program of we're using the dough to pull scottish nationalist travelling to above and supper with tory prime minister alec does.

billie holiday." it premieres february 26th on hulu and can't wait for your performance here in a couple of minutes. >>> coming up next the talented quilters of gee's bend. ♪ just a little bit ♪ covid's still a threat. and on reopening schools, we know what happens when we don't put safety first. ignore proper ventilation or rates of community spread, and the virus worsens. fail to provide masks or class sizes that allow for social distancing, and classrooms close back down. a successful reopening requires real safety and accountability measures. including prioritizing vaccines for educators. parents and educators agree: reopen schools. putting safety first. ♪ respect ♪ >>> welcome back. this morning we are celebrating black history month with the quilters of gee's bend. the women of a rural alabama town preserving the tradition of their ancestors. they use materials like clothing and bed sheets to make quilts such as these. this is their story. >> reporter: behind these colorful quilts, a pat

holiday we'll talk to them about the bambino will taught them about billy h. all things garrett hedlund right after this on dennis miller plus what. a fox welcome to dennis miller plus one but shout it for an 8 seconds with this guy i'm already a. handsome brothers over my shoulder here and my man grew up by there was a russo minnesota non-god just the time to go to arizona for a school work trust me they're not where parker is their girls but they have some brothers a big. of a young men the minnesota boys life right now of course we do we all aspired we all aspire to be in and you know 98 percent of the hockey players up there were they and some brothers. and i don't want to bury the lead here but we're talking the garrett hedlund and he is known for films like tron legacy currently starring in the hulu film jefferson that hulu you know you were talking about m.g.m. in the past and now these platforms are making great product the hulu film the united states versus billie holiday it will be released on the streaming platform on february 28th when we squint he

buttons and to view a marvelous watch and then glen miller says nobody ever cites bombs as well as billy kay does perfection and reflection jimmy reed speeches were radical delivered on velvet and alan jones says a bob showed of passed by when he ewing watched a video of jimmy reed on parkinson as mentioned in the show boy do we need jimmy today and i will said norcross courts jimmy reed from one his most famous speeches will be no hooliganism they'll be no vitalism been a bevy n. because the one old is watching great man says listen the news she's defending to jimmied speech to the the upper clade shipbuilders what can very very famous speech indeed jackie blair says this is brilliant especially about douglas hume and what jack is the fed into is that the story told by billy k. in the programme of we're using the dough to pull scottish nationalist travelling to a bump in support of tory prime minister douglas hughton and the douglas schubert said they were using it was a scottish nationalist in his heart but a unionist in his head and got the past room with a ewing. the hat side of the

and his commander, billy cole, recommended davis for the medal of honor. and then somehow the paperwork vanished in vietnam. a 1969 military review did not reveal any file on davis. what makes the paris davis case stand out? >> that it was lost. everybody i've talked to that served under him says that he's the best officer they've ever served under. >> what really stands out to me -- >> reporter: neil thorn volunteers his time to recover medals for overlooked veterans. how common is it for medal of honor paperwork to be lost or destroyed? >> very uncommon. there would have been multiple copies. >> reporter: in 1969, the army was ordered to submit new paperwork for davis and for a second time, there is no evidence a medal of honor file was created. in a 1981 statement, billy waugh, whom davis carried on his shoulders to safety, wrote, "i only have to close my eyes to vividly recall the gallantry of this individual." over the years, davis' teammates me the process stalled.but each do you think race was a factor? >> i don't think -- i know race was a factor.

. >> she gets pretty sweet on the guy who runs the fry-o-later, billy smith. not much longer, billy smith marries vicki, makes her vicki smith. >> she had her son when she was 18. >> i thought, well, if i have a baby, i'll never be lonely again. i had my son, and i'm not lonely, and i love him, and he's great and wonderful. >> vicki leaves her husband and decides to move back to houston. >> so what she does is walk into a gentleman's club and ask if she can get a job. >> the day that i went on to dance the first time, i ran out, because i was so horrified and so ashamed of myself. but when i was driving to work, i looked down and saw all this money in my -- and i was like, wow. >> the irony is that when she started out, anna nicole was in her own words flat chested. >> and so she begins saving money, and now begins to engage in a series of breast augmentation procedures. >> believe it or not, as good as she was at dancing, she never felt comfortable with it. >> so it's 1991 and vicki's been dancing for four years. when an unlikely figure is wheeled in the fron

he go ♪ [applause] >> reporter: i couldn't resist singing along, especially with encouragement from billy davis, jr., another founding member of the fifth dimension. ♪ would you like to ride ♪ >> reporter: and marilyn mccoo's husband. you guys have been married for 51 years. >> that's right. where did the time go. >> i say 51 years. >> reporter: but, thankfully, their music always brings us back. ♪ up, up, and away ♪ >> reporter: the fifth dimension charted 20 top 40 singles, they were fixtures on radio and tv variety shows. >> when we do our performances, and we start one of our major hits, people get up and come dancing down the aisles, especially a lot of the people our age. they remember the time. ♪ >> reporter: born in st. louis, missouri, davis was raised on gospel and the blues. he was in several groups, even ran a talent agency. among his clients, an unknown young woman from tennessee. >> she was ann bullock at the time. >> reporter: marilyn mccoo was from new jersey, the daughter of two physicians. she preferred music over medicine and was an aspiring singer in californ

really has a realistic chance or not in that case to beat him in a fast place while this fight with billy joe saunders is the most fascinating fights for canelo it's a fight that kanellos wanted it's a fight that billy joe saunders has wanted so and does this undefeated as a 2 weight world champion in 30 fights as well and he's a sound all left handed he's a salary tricky fights and all acutely the best pound for pound fine so we have here in britain it's a fascinating contest it's a traditional single day myal event weekend on may the 8 so we're really excited about this i have to ask but callow aside 2021 acts like it could be a pretty big year for both thing. hell definitely this is all the talk of course 'd of tyson fury and to the joshua who between them hold all the heavyweight titles having an undisputed fight hopefully early in the summer and hopefully we're looking at the middle east the contracts are going back in full at the moment we're expecting an imminent announcement that they they are finalized and then it will go out a bit we're hearing saudi arabia is one of the favorit

it's fair to say billy monger likes a challenge. the 21—year—old racing driver lost both his legs after a horrific crash in 2017. he was back racing within a year, after appealing to motorsport�*s international governing body, the fia, to change its regulations restricting disabled drivers. today he starts a four day ilio—mile walk, cycle and kayak in aid of comic relief. tim muffett reports. it still feels so surreal that it's happening. i've never done anything like this before. it's completely different to motorsport, my background in racing. and what an extraordinary background it is. billy lost both of his legs in a motor racing accident in 2017. we met him nine months later as he got back behind the wheel for the first time. you have your prosthetics here and you are still able to control the car and the pedals. many people will find that really extraordinary. when you control the pedal normally, you do it all through your ankle, that's how you control how much input you're putting into the pedals. but with me, because

and not much longer, billy smith marries vickie and makes her vickie smith. >> billy was also a high-school dropout, and they were so young. he was 16. she was 17. and then she had her son when she was 18. >> i thought to myself, i'm so lonely. and i thought, well, if i have a baby, i'll never be lonely again. and i had my son, and i'm not lonely and i love him, and he's great and wonderful. >> her and billy started having problems. they couldn't make things work out. so she decided, i'm leaving, and she left billy. >> vickie leaves her husband and decides to move back to houston. with her mom virgie. she has barely a tenth grade education, she has work experience at a fried chicken restaurant, and she's now a single mom with no other apparent skills. >> she works a little at walmart and she works a little at red lobster, but they don't earn a ton of money. so what she does is to walk into a gentlemen's club and ask if she can get a job. >> there were a number of strip clubs near the walmart where she worked, and one of them had a big blue and white sign that had a woman in a bikini. >> i w

holiday we'll talk to them about the bambino we'll talk to them but billy h. all things garrett hedlund right after this on dennis miller plus what. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one but chatted for an 8 seconds with this guy i'm already a fan. handsome brothers over my shoulder here and my man grew up by they was in russo minnesota and then got out just in time to go to arizona for a school work trust me they're not where parker's they're the girls but they have some brothers a big. of a young men in the minnesota boy's life right now of course we do we all aspired we all aspire to be a name you know 98 percent of the hockey players up.

which would have been unusual for 1975 in arkansas, and billy anywhere. both of her brothers thought -- she stated rodham. when bill and hillary came to fayetteville, they had just graduated from yell law school and had done about one years worth of other things before coming here. they were just a young couple like so many others. they did not have any money, didn't really have any furniture. . they were just getting started in life. their lives were very busy with lots of political activity, lots of friends, traveling back and forth to little rock and doing other kinds of campaign things. they also traveled a lot in those years. they did not have a lot of money but they built networks and friendships. they urged to participate in public service began very early for both. heather it was very active at wellesley, and her graduation address made quite a national splash. that fairly radical for her time. she went on to yell law school and that is where she met bill. bill have started and do that he was going to be a political animal from his high school yea

and his commander, billy cole,

so good luck, billy. billy, you're such an inspiration, you're an extraordinary person l and i'm honoured to call you a friend. _ let's be honest, you're going i to absolutely beat this challenge. you could pretty much do the whole thing with me on your back. - but failing that, i i am there in spirit. lots of love, good luck. it will be a pretty sensational and special feeling. really trying to challenge myself. there is no denying this pandemic has been especially hard for teenagers and young adults. this is the time when they find their own way in the world, create their own social circles, and most importantly, many will discover their first love. whether it is that first fling — scuppered by coronavirus lockdowns — or whether it is simply flirting in the sixth form common room, they are genuinely important moments in all our lives — who among us doesn't remember our first crush? so how do teenagers rekindle those relationships during a pandemic, and how do parents navigate the frustrations that

billy's not alone. since the start of the pandemic, childline has carried out over 5,000 counselling sessions about school and education. lily isjust 12. i worry about that if i catch coronavirus, something could happen to me and i could die. at home, she has adult responsibilities. she helps to look after her disabled brother. it feels like we're all alone in the world, because you can't talk... you can talk to somebody but you can't tell them what you really feel. sometimes, i go to my mum and just hug her. ok, so i want you to think about three of the best i things in your life. at this school, there's more to lessons than english and maths. here, 50 pupils have lost a relative during the pandemic. it's had to set up its own bereavement policy. teachers are trained to spot the warning signs, and professional counsellors are on hand. childline say they have carried out over 3,000 counselling sessions about bereavement. the effects of this pandemic are devastating. it is very difficult to hear a child

we have billy billy, auto home, trip.com. if one goes down the list, they are almost all planning a homecoming listing. baidu is going to be a large one and coming quite soon. as is billy billy. shery: our bloomberg equity capital markets reporter. let's take a look at the state of trading when it comes to this friday's session in asia. a tepid session after u.s. stocks fell by the most in more than a week. technique continued declines. -- tech continued declines. stocks trading in the first hour. the kospi seeing some modest upside. the broader regional story is one of retreat. investors assessing how rising borrowing costs could impact the equity rally. treasuries hanging on said the right -- hanging onto the rallies. australia off 7/10 of 1%. we are awaiting retail sales numbers. kiwi stocks off by a quarter of 1%. coming up next, we get a look ahead to china's market open. the first day of trading approved -- day of trading proved to be disappointing for the csx 100. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: we have breaking news on

it was billy graham, doctor billy graham, and president eisenhower that understood the need to come together and heal e nation with faith and forgiveness. bishop desmond tutu in writing about the future of south africa titled his book no future without forgiveness. and i think that's an appropriate message for us to begin. for i think that in the prayer breakfast we began to talk honestly about ourselves, about our problems. we were human beings. we were not public figures. and we developed a sense of love and confidence and trust because of the faith that we shared. we are in that kind of moment now. and so it's my privilege to take from our brothers in south africa the idea that we have no future without forgiveness, for we all fall short of the glory of god. and the one unforgivable sin at the end of the lord's prayer is, if you cannot forgive those who sin against you, how can you accept the forgiveness of your heavenly father? and so we are demanding, we are commanded, we are advised, and we must find a path to unity, and that path is the path of forgiveness. america has sinned and fall

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