fabio capozzi talking to us - you. you are welcome. fabio capozzi talking to us about i you.with the pandemic and the various restrictions. thank you so much for your company. we hope you also have a lovely day, a good week ahead, and i will see you soon. ? hello. monday may be the summer solstice but across some southern counties of england, summer may be the last season on your mind. we will start here with cloud and outbreaks of rain which will push up from the south during the night. like it or not, we've reached that turning point in the year — summer solstice, the longest day — on monday with nearly 19 hours of daylight in shetland. just over 16.5 across the channel islands. but across some southern areas, you will be lucky to see sunrise oi’ sunset. it is going to be a fairly cloudy and wet start to the week here. brightening up as the week goes on as things turn a bit cloudier and more showery further north as we go through the week and to start with, rather cool, too. an area of low pressure to the south—west of us which has thrown up some weather fronts to take us i

currently unused normally production companies rent this space but they are in a dilemma explains capozzi. it's a big gamble for them it's not insurable so either they hold and things fall apart in other ways or they jump in and they could be at risk financially by shutting certain productions down due to someone getting sick or a crew member getting everyone else on the crew 2nd cast included so to me we're in a very big unknown that could be very very scary. like every crisis this one has a winner animated films can be produced remotely and instead of going to the sentiment the new spartans probably soon be arriving by a steaming service in homes around the world. film expert scott ross perot joins me this studio put this it lets put this into perspective how hot is the. it would run it's devastating i mean i've never seen a thing like this and i don't think there has been a thing like this in the entire history of the film industry i mean they've gone through through wars and so forth and have kept making movies and cinemas have still been open even when they were bombing here in berli

derek capozzi, 37, they want this inmate back. back to you guys. jane: thanks. jon? jon: -- jon: in the top box, the enormous cloud of volcanic ash continues, spreading across europe, wrecking travel plans for people all over the world, really. sparking health concerns on the ground as well. eruption disruption, and how long this danger could last. >>> m the middle box, busted, a billion dollars human smuggling ring along the u.s.-mexico border, federal agents arresting dozens of smugglers in arizona in the largest raid ever by immigrations and customs enforcement. >>> in the bottom box, bully backlash after prosecutors say a 15-year-old girl was tormented to death. one school now accused of going too far to crack down. some parents are outraged. see what you think. jane: we've got new information this morning about the nation's former top spy signed off on destroying cia interrogation tapes. internal e-mails now show the former cia director porter goss agreed to destroy the videotapes that show the harsh interrogation in '05, this remains controversial and part of a

the white house sent capozzi -- pelosi a proposed list of budget cuts that would be part of the deal.cept or reject the items. for the second time since the u.s. and china agreed to a trade truce, senior officials have spoken by phone. no details on what was discussed and no word when negotiators will meet face-to-face. the u.s. wants china to buy more farm goods and china wants the u.s. to ease restrictions on huawei. president trump plans to nominate eugene scalia to be the secretary, the son of antonin scalia. scalia has represented a number of companies that have battled unions and tougher labor laws. in germany, angela merkel holding her annual press conference, says she is feeling good and plans to serve out her term. there has been speculation about her health. on three occasions, she was seen trembling during public events. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. nejra: thank you so much. oil snapped four days of losses after the u.s. said

very difficult to know how to get into the minds of the two young men who were planning that. 9/11 capozzi well, there is -- 9/11, well, there is the 9/11 commission report, which details the intelligence community and how the ice needed to change. minnesota, independent line. my question is, what is the final goal, or what would satisfy people like yourself and others as far as what the nsa or what you out, want discovered? -- i think sense, the caller is saying for civil libertarians, what types of reforms could possibly be enough? and for most of nsa's critics the answer critics, to the question is probably nothing it will be able to do. but there are reasonable things that the nsa, congress, the courts, the president are able to impose on what the nsa does that will make things better, that will improve the nsa's collection techniques and make each year for americans to trust the government when the government says, well, we're not collecting information about you and we're not using that information. quite frankly, a lot of the nsa's problems, so far as i'm concerned, stan -- extend f