arun: absolutely. they went after grubhub, they cannot get them.y delivery platform space is ripe for consolidation. doordash, grubhub, a host of smaller players. now that the pandemics and lockdown have really upped the ante. half of restaurants will go out of business this year in the united states. a lot of them will come back, but as cloud kitchens, or online only. we will see a massive push to online delivery. i would not be surprised if doordash goes after some competitors as well and we end up with maybe two, three giant players controlling this market. romaine: i know you have done some research on this business and the food delivery business overall. during the pandemic, when a lot more people are relying on that. wheree also seen a shift some restaurants have decided it is better to do their own delivery or something outside of the ecosystem. what is the case to be made for some of these restaurants tethering their fortune to something like uber eats? ben: i think it is going to a competitive necessity in the long run. toe restaurants, th

international with me making arun our top story president trump has announced he's banning the popular chinese video sharing app to take talk washington is worried that beijing could use the platform to spy on us users and the application has millions of fans around the world and unleashed a wave of generation that creativity tightly woven into short clips saskia taylor needing little encouragement takes a look at who else in the u.s. believes there's more to take talk than meets the eye. that's up one. night at face. why don't internet would be better and in the us no they can't be they wouldn't do that twice we greatly concerned that the chinese communist party could use its control of it to don't to distort or manipulate these conversations to sow discord among americans and to achieve its preferred political outcome i can't believe it all these years i think that the only thing dangerous up to talk was that it wasted my time away to use but no now it turns out that beijing has been using me for political gain that's the group of republican senators to try to the us intelligence the

international with me thank you arun. an r.c. correspondent has been released in minsk after being detained earlier along with thousands of others during our government protests this demonstrate these demonstrations reps on sunday after long time president alexander lucas shango claimed he'd won a landslide victory in the election. but joined now by our correspondent ramon calls around the room and one of the latest developments developments. but take a well we are outside the russian embassy here in moscow and i'll tell you what's going on here in just a little bit but 1st regarding r.t. correspondent who was detained in the men's and later released while we're going to hold of him as well and this is what he said he said on his on the when he was going into the park he spoke to the police and they detained him to put him in their police car put had handcuffs on and took about 2 or 3 kilometers away from the epicenter of the protest and then let him go he says that he was not hurt and actually his words were they were quiet gent

tracks but you're right it can't go on forever but where the tipping point is i don't know in new delhi arun come our it's an emerging market the subcontinent generally plus china these are places that are becoming powerhouses of the world they're plugging into the traditional economies of the world not doing anything you know they just plugging into that is it time for china for india the big powerhouses to actually say you know what there is a better way of doing this and the western way of doing things is failed. you know we don't have that kind of independent economic policy at the moment because the world is job related but what i can say is that you know due to the pandemic actually headed towards a new ball was there are going to come up back to where we were in december 2019 people asked i said base you know is expanding but the resource base of the economy is declining you know in the new normal production structures the change you know because of physical distancing i think the potential output of the economy has declined and i think that's what the crisis point will be because sev

there so obviously something on that walk had excited him and thrilled him so much that he broke into arun every morning . and i wasn't seeing anything like that. then i thought of something although i had taken this walk, i had never done it at the time that lyndon johnson did it was very early in the morning, about 5:30 in the morning in 630 in winter. so i decided to try doing that. to see if there was something area and there was. it was something i had never seen before because at 5:30, the sun is just coming up in the evening. over the horizon. the full force of the terrain are striking the eastern front of the capital. it's lit up like a movie set. and then i felt i had found a way not to lecture the reader on the poverty of lyndon johnson was coming from but and what he was driving towards and how much he wanted what he was striving towards, not to lecture the reader but to show the reader thatinstead . i don't know if i succeeded in doing that or not. but anyway, for whatever it's worth, here's what i wrote about when lyndon johnson first came to washington. >> class and someone t