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let's get started rendez of the year that's our savior right sounds like the name of a hobbit in middle earth but it's a drug that everyone is acting like will save us from covert 19 and all will be well in the world with water parks and restaurants at random no holds barred make outs a world where when someone sneezes we don't all dive under our desks and all be magical there's only one problem the big pharma company gillie ad that owns rem does a very they've already announced their plans to profiteer from this pandemic drugmaker gillie ad says it's doing you a favor by setting the price for its pending covert $19.00 treatment rundown severe and more than $2000.00 for government agencies and there are over 3 $1000.00 for private insurers how does the c.e.o. of gilliatt daniel o'dea justify this discussed during practice he said there underpricing ram decimeters in normal circumstances we would price a medicine according to the value it provides earlier hospital discharge would result in a hospital savings of approximately $12000.00 per patient all makes a lot of sense. oh wait no that's stu

let's get started rendez of the year that's our savior right sounds like the name of a hobbit in middle earth but it's a drug that everyone is acting like will save us from covert 19 and all will be well in the world with water parks and restaurants at random no holds barred make outs a world where when someone sneezes we don't all dive under our desks and all be magical there's only one problem the big pharma company gillie ad that owns rem does a very they've already announced their plans to profiteer from this pandemic drugmaker gillie ad says it's doing you a favor by setting the price for its pending covert $19.00 treatment rundown severe and more than $2000.00 for government agencies and there are over $3000.00 for private insurers how does the c.e.o. of gilliatt daniel o'dea justify this discussed during practice he said there underpricing ram decimeters in normal circumstances we would price a medicine according to the value it provides earlier hospital discharge would result in a hospital savings of approximately $12000.00 per patient while makes a lot of sense. oh wait no that's stu

middle earth amazon style.o the hobbits do not get br if you le down uer and then to the right a little bit, listen up. because they've just issued a new zealand casting call for quote funky looking people. funky looking people? i hope that means the orc army will now will be led by parliament. hi. we're glad you came in. what's on your mind? can you help keep these guys protected online? easy. connect to the xfi gateway. what about wireless data options for the family? you can customize and save. what about internet speeds that can keep up with my gaming? let's hook you up with the fastest internet from xfinity. and now with our stores reopening, we're putting healthy practices in place. come visit a store today. stop in or book an appointment online at a time that works for you. now that's simple, easy, awesome. ask. shop. discover at your local xfinity store today. >>> new this morning, three california teenagers are doing their part to help out the homeless during >> yeah, triplets jared, jacob and josiah f

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. >> reporter: and an elf battling for middle earth.me in a re-- as a real-le american soldier, lieutenant ben keating. >> our outpost still a target of insurgents in case you hadn't noticed. >> i wanted to portray him and do justice to this man and the family that he left behind and i got a real sense of who this man was and he was just such a hero. >> reporter: based on a book by former abc correspondent jake tapper, "the outpost" depicts the deadly ambush by the taliban on american troops in remote afghanistan on october 3, 2009. >> the taliban are here. >> let's show some love. >> what drew you to the project? >> we sometimes forget the men in the middle of that who are family men, who are fathers, who are sons, who were men doing what they believe is the right course of action for their country, and with flag on their sleeve and with no fear and courage and integrity. >> reporter: bloom says playing a hero on screen inspired him personally. >> i aspire to be one of those men in my life and to play one is a great sense of honor and

the perforated rock form cheering the earth's middle life iraq is brittle with extensive caves out billy ancestors to come residency at the beginning of the paleolithic age some 40000 years ago the limestone caves of the whole of fells hardly unique archaeological treasures they date back to the time when homo sapiens set out to copy of europe. and eclipse connaught has been conducting research here for decades he heads the department of illy prehistory and quaternary ecology at the university of tubing and. all of those all of l's and other excavation site in our region have been incredibly well preserved a lot of we've found bones in ivory and players and bone 2 wars there 40000 years old but look almost as if they were carved yesterday. apart from artifacts musical instruments and jewelry almost 80000 stone tools have been found here. this is a nice sort of sign thing by schnitzler it's not like an ivory carving can be done quickly on the contrary it takes many hours life shifts it's different to a pencil drawing where there's room for error and here every line you see was deliberatel

who took him to the middle school of normal motion on the earth it was worth of i don't know me do you know what i think what i want governor got all. the way you want was the one so what. we were. how did you do that. do we. do you mean do we. put it through any of them would have been more one or more jolting up out of got up. done do you got. done that and then did this. that are a little routine or. another to the well if they could organize. would you not only. they wanted to know what they don't like. you could of them. own them. sadly this town is known for its disastrous. house was destroyed in 1960 by myself tsunami. 50 years later the sea is taking on her once again. but. my 2nd. night doesn't. matter when i want it down on. the. 30 rock i. mean. there. are over 100000 buildings were damaged or destroyed. including most of downtown. only of them it could have done but i noticed so yes i mean. on the cover then it. was again i thought i'm not going to. that going to quote the guy 6 times i think it's him we did something. i can do from the litany. and it's done. so that i said

earth. is that really possible in the middle of a global pandemic? the norm estimates the park is limiting capacity to less than 50%. making face masks mandatory and using temperature checks before you even get on the tram to the entrance. >> we feel safer at theme parks than we do at any other normal store or restaurant. >> reporter: that is saying a lot seeing as though the states they're located is seeing a record-breaking number of coronavirus cases and deaths. ron desantis insists the higher numbers are due to increased testing. >> you get more cases than if you've got 100,000 people at thatch >> reporter: echoing an inaccurate claim from president trump. >> everybody says we have so many cases. that's because we test so many people. >> reporter: but medical experts say he's wrong. >> the virus has basically outpaced those effort. now we have more people infected than we ever have. >>> park officials scrapped plans to reopen on the 17th. not all of disney is closed. downtown disney welcomed back gives on thursday. fans went to the retail center,

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middle of nowhere. yet even here in the german forest there's human noise few places on earth don't have planes flying overhead or the hum of traffic in the distance but during covered lockdowns across the world noise pollution has quietened we so all over the world this wave of changes in the in sales make noise but also in the quite thing that you can hear with your ears this is just fantastic in terms of like the science and the link we service works what we feel and what we need to do as humans do to make this planet and environment better seismologists who measure the shaking of the earth's surface registered an unprecedented drop in noise caused by humans between march and may they say that through learning to filter out vibrations caused by human activity they might be able to detect smaller earthquakes what areas might reveal some didn't say girls and that's really important for example or earthquake as it were of the time. stress. or a long geological. and wild life researches have found dramatic changes an animal behavior when humans shut themselves away in their homes the lack of traffic and reducti

body human to the cultural context i mean these ivy league white middle class people there's a class dimension to it but even they out on earth did they agreed to hiring nazis people implicated people who were involved in experimentation and the death camps i mean specially sidney gottlieb himself. his grandparents who by all of course eleven's it really is a fascinating part of this story so during at the very end of the 2nd world war. head of our u.s. secret service the o.s.'s. wrote a memo to president roosevelt saying that as the nazi regime was collapsing it would be important for the u.s. government to try to hire nazi spies and bring them into working for the u.s. government rather than rejected this you know we're not going to hire any of those . but after a few months roosevelt with that through that was in power and that process went ahead after the very immediate lee after the 2nd world war american intelligence officials were arresting many people in germany and they had files if you had a scientific background they would put a paper on your file. therefore operation paperclip became the name of the project by whi

. -- admits indst the middle of the glory, microsoft, i was also your tweets, thoughts, about how on eartheparate tiktok u.s. part of the story that doesn't make sense is tiktok operates everywhere in the world except for china, so it is unclear why the white house would care about the tiktok operations outside of china. tiktok, tiktok operates all but in china, so it is not clear why were talking about tiktok u.s. versus everything being separated from ownership in china, so that is the confusing element. i don't know how you separate tiktok from everything else, when all of the technology leverages the global business of tiktok would seem very challenging to do that. that are lots of companies have tried to replicate the functionality that predate predecessor,he none of those have caught on. that is the magic behind tiktok. i don't know how you separate that. romaine: this is a play for that technology. thread the trump administration and folks in congress seem to be pointing to is on the back end of this, you have the chinese government and their ability to access the data. create aa wa

earth. but is that really possible in the middle of a global pandemic the new york times estimates the park is limiting capacity to less than 50% making face masks mandatory and forcing social distancing and using temperature checks before you even get on the tram to the entrance and constantly cleaning we feel safer at theme parks than we do. >>and any other normal store restaurant, it feel safer at the theme parks because they're putting in that extra effort that's saying a lot considering the state in which those theme parks are located florida. >>is seeing a record breaking number of coronavirus cases and deaths this is really we're dire position right now the governor ron desantis insists the higher numbers are due to increased testing you did test 200,000 people at a 3% rate and get more cases that if the test. >>a 100,000 people have that. >>echoing and inaccurate claim from president trump everybody says we have so many cases. that's because we test so many people but medical experts say he's wrong. but what we see is that the percentage of tests that are coming back positive is inc

earth. but is that really possible in the middle of a global pandemic the new york times estimates the park is limiting capacity to less than 50% making face masks mandatory and forcing social distancing and using temperature checks before you even get on the tram to the entrance and constantly cleaning we feel safer at theme parks than we do. >>and any other normal store restaurant, it feel safer at the theme parks because they're putting in that extra effort that's saying a lot considering the state in which those theme parks are located florida. >>is seeing a record breaking number of coronavirus cases and deaths this is really we're dire position right now the governor ron desantis insists the higher numbers are due to increased testing you did test 200,000 people at a 3% rate and get more cases that if the test. >>a 100,000 people at that. >>echoing an inaccurate claim from president trump everybody says we have so many cases. that's because we test so many people but medical experts say he's wrong. but what we see is that the percentage of tests that are coming back positive is increa

middle of the night. cambridge analytical no longer exists but the tools they developed still do journalist peter pomeranz earth researches propaganda at the london school of economics. in the west we did have a social contract for 60 years around certain types of discourse. that we'd learnt from totally terrorism that we don't use but the internet just took it to a different place and suddenly all the stuff that was for it wasn't you know we do not do demeaning the other in polite discourse you know we could hinted it the tabloids played with that you know they they kind of they were an echo of nazi or soviet propaganda but to just see nazi propaganda all the time on the internet every day is pretty bloody shocking one tactic used to destabilize democracies is to flood the internet with contradictory narratives this is freedom of speech but used in a way to camouflage the truth what they do is something that some people call censorship through noise they. flood the information space where so much this information information chaos and what's the pattern calls flood the zone with both that people can't tell wha

middle of a presidential election year. how do you look back at 2020 a few years from now? >> it is the most roller coaster year of my life. a number of earth shattering, world shattering events that have taken place just reminds me how important it is the work that we do here to document. >> you are in your office. it's very quiet there. is this the new norm for the next months? >> it's been me and the security guards since march 23rd. all the meetings that we have are virtual. i'm learning a lot about people's pets and their book collections and things like that. i try to communicate with the staff virtually on a regular basis. we're starting in our planning to see the light at the end of the tunnel. makes me nervous to see as important as those marches have been, it makes me nervous about the social distancing aspect of things and keeping my fingers crossed. >> thanks for being part of this american history tv discussion. >> thanks. >> this is american history tv on c-span 3. we feature programs exploring our nation's past. ♪ >> you can watch all of c-span's public affairs programming on television, online or listen on our free radio app

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disney welcomed guests back to the most magical place on earth saturday, the biggest test yet of a major corporation opening its doors in the middle of a pandemic. >> there are strict safety and social distancing protocols. visitors are required to wear masks and will hear this message. >> for the health and safety of everything please wear a face covering, wash your hands-off enand thoroughly, cover your mouth and nose when covering and sneezing and maintain physical distancing. thank you for your cooperation. >> trevor: basically what we're sighing is why are you at disney world dumb ass. it's crazy we are in the middle of a pandemic that killed hundreds of thousands of people and there are still folks out there like life isn't scary enough. let's go on a roller coaster. i mean look, when my time comes, my time comes. but i'm going to do all i can to make sure that my obituary doesn't say cause of death, space mountain. and this isn't just dangerous for the visitors think about the risk this poses to the disinto he employees. the safest job they had right now is the one inside a 200 degree rat costume, like what dad is so cheap

earth saturday. the biggest test of a major corporation opening its doors in the middle of a pandemic as cases surge two of disney's four major parks, magic kingdom and animal kingdom reopened with a limited number of visitors, about 25% capacity. you may never see such small lines at disney. the top disney parks executive said we are in a new normal. disney trying to prove it can operate safely during a pandemic. some attractions are closed, no fireworks, no hugs. lines were marked for distancing but still people bunched up. one reporter who saw it became uncomfortable in a crowded walkway and left. companies like disney are under pressure to generate revenue. reopening during a spike in cases, that's a huge risk. epcott is going to reopen later this month. >>> more states limiting businesses at bars and amid conversations with schools, some teachers are said to have contracted coronavirus in their classrooms. >> reporter: i'm paulo sandoval in new york where health officials are closely monitoring three people who have tested closely for coronavirus. what's concerning is the three individuals, acc