north korean matter is slamming curriculum. every day at [inaudible] safe space. we need to stop asking the truth. that s. you can just push god out of every institution and be successful. i m sorry, our founding fathers did not believe that. [applause] presidential you better get to liven britain brian dolly live singing at her house. steve: brian, come on dolly parton only works 9 to 5 written brian i forgot. ainsley: better get to living. you can t go back. this is not dress rehearsal. brian: vh 1 talking about the music. ainsley: did you see that shot of. desto beach. brian: glad i didn t say it i would have said it wrong. where are the people? ainsley: not up yet. on vacation. in pajamas and. steve: people are up and awake walking on the beach. they are waiting. ainsley: sun time is fun time. beach time. nothing on your schedules. you go out to the beach, pack your cooler, take your kids, walk up and down the beach. stay with your friends stay out there all day
a campaign to reassure parents it s safe for children to return to the classroom. festival organisers call on the government for more support to ensure events can take place this summer. hello good afternoon, welcome to bbc news. the funeral of the record breaking charity fundraiser, captain sir tom moore, has been held in bedford. the 100 year old came to prominence after raising almost £33 million for nhs charities by walking laps of his garden during the first lockdown. he died earlier this month, days after testing positive for coronavirus. our correspondentjohn maguire has the story. they were there by his side when he made his most famous journey, and today, they were with him again as he made his finaljourney. soldiers from the yorkshire regiment, the modern equivalent of captain sir tom moore s wartime unit, paid tribute with full military honours. on the coffin, his medals, including his knighthood, and a specially commissioned officer s sword, on one side, the regi
for lying about the technology that made her a billionaire. and six years after his death david bowie s estate sells his entire catalogue of songs for more than 250 million dollars. lawyers for prince andrew will today try to convince a new yorkjudge to throw out a civil case brought by a woman who accuses him of sexually assaulting her when she was 17. the duke has consistently denied the claims. it follows the release of a document that shows the woman, virginia giuffre was paid half a million dollars in exchange for agreeing not to sue any potential defendent connected to the disgraced sex offenderjeffrey epstein. here s our legal correspondent dominic casciani. a woman making the gravest of allegations. the unprecedented defendant, a prince of the realm. and now, a day of critical court hearings for both virginia giuffre and the duke of york. she says she was sexually exploited by the man on the right, jeffrey epstein. ms giuffre, then known as roberts, said epstein c
on friday alone. in los angeles, new cases, they are tripled in the last week. and the surging infections making a real mess of holiday travel for so many people. several major airlines canceling hundreds of flights this morning citing staffing shortages. and we are monitoring all the developments. nadia, you are in atlanta. what is the situation for travelers there right now? good morning. it is ererily quiet here simply because delta for one canceled about 250 flights on wednesday. so some people were able to get those cancellations earlier this weekend a try to make the changes as best they could. but really we re seeing cancellations happening all across the country with major airlines, delta canceling some 283 flights. united 238. and jetblue, 120. just for christmas day so far. but over this entire weekend, we re looking at more than 1,000 flights being canceled here in the u.s. and you can imagine that impact on travelers. i listened to some of them, their frustratio
see their loved ones. for other people they found out today, more than 1,000 flights canceled for this entire we weekend, today and tomorrow form the number are staggering, delta announced more than 280, jetblue more than 100 flights. all those people were excited about traveling again. i just spoke with a man who is on his way to paris. he says his hasn t seen hi family since 2019, because the borders closed, and despite the omicron variant or delta, anything else, he s going to make his way back to his family. other travelers are not so lucky. listen to their fears of not making it home in time. so a lot of those travelers are talking about what it means for them not seeing their family, but stuck in the airport. people are starting to make their way to get inside. some of those flights were canceled earlier in the day. more flights were scheduled for the afternoon and for the evening hours, but this time around, people have been checking their phone. i spoke with one woman