in spotlight, baron was humorless, but not in real life. >> i'm deeply moved.eful. >> reporter: marty, why are you retiring? >> well, i'm 66. i've been in this business for 45 years. it is an exhausting profession. it has been particularly exhausting, let's say over the last four to six years, and also just during the internet era, where you have to be on duty all of the time. it wears you down. >> reporter: wears you down more now that we have the digital age? >> people expect to know information, like, right away. >> reporter: you have to be first? >> we like to be first. >> reporter: they're not first in digital subscriptions, that's the "new york times." but they're an impressive second with three million subscribers, more than three times as many as the paper had when baron took over eight years ago, a few months before amazon founder jeff bezos bought the place. what about jeff bezos, is he the reason the "washington post" has increased its circulation to the extent it has? >> there is no question that jeff bezos has been instrumental in our turn around.

marty baron, welcome to the media show. audience will have a vague sense of your achievements, maybe they will have seen that film, spotlight, but they will not know you very well, so let me ask a couple of questions to get to know you a bit better. were newspapers a big part of family life when you were growing up? they were. my parents were immigrants to the united states. they wanted to know a lot about their own country, this new country and they were interested in what was happening around the world, so we had our local newspaper in tampa, florida, every single day. they watched the news regularly, the national news and the local news on television and then we received time magazine every week, so we had a regular news diet in our household. what did your parents do for a living? my father was an exporter of florida citrus around the world and my mother was a homemaker. did you stumble into journalism or did you sort of march decisively into it? lots of people go into journalism by lots of different ways. what's the me

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we're here with sacha baron cohen.ou have to figure out funny bits and you have to figure out how to land this political commentary in a way that felt incredibly fresh but i will say, the part that really blew me away, amongst everything else, the relationship -- the father-daughter relationship in this film is really beautiful. did you know from the beginning that that would have to be the backbone of this, or was it something you found in the writing? >> yeah, that was -- i mean, we had a challenge, right, with making enough borat. and the first borat went down amazingly well we thought nobody in the world would want to see a movie about an anti- semitic journalist from central asia that was a documentary. but then, we're set with doing this new one and bring it out before the election, making sure it's, you know, satirical. obviously, you've got all these other challenges, trying to get into trump's inner circle. but yeah -- but fundamentally, me and the other writers realized, it's going to be emotion. you've got t

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we refuse to allow, for example, in an economy that goes from oil barons to solar barren and that is what we will not do because what we will do is that we will transition to a 100% carbon free economy that is more unionized, more just, more dignified and guarantees more healthcare and housing than any then we ever had before and that is our goal. that's the goal of the green new deal. what we will do is make sure that communities like flint, baltimore, the south bronx, st. louis, rural communities whose infrastructure was never properly built in the first place are first in line to rectify the injustices of the past to make sure that they get everything that they need to thrive in the future. that is what a green new deal is all about. in these last two years what has happened, what has occurred since the introduction of the green new deal? how has it been impactful? well, a lot has happened. one is that over a dozen pieces of legislation have been introduced in the house of representatives, most recently the civilian climate core and representative corey bush's green new deal for c

. >> yep ron baron may be tesla's most thames investors, a letter out this morning talking he boughtt 43 a share. split adjusted from 2014 to 2016 shares did little five years an boom up 700% last year and in the words of ron baron, we believe it will at least triple again in the next ten years jon, a lot of that belief will be centered around the idea that it's not just an auto company. >> yeah. larry ellison giving him a run for his money. plenty of investors watching tesla, carl, either way. >> guys, brings us to our first guest to talk about tesla, earnings, all the rest dan niles. great to see you again love your take. >> good to see you, too, carl. >> all right so i think the lead here, if it's tesla, may be that you think valuation's a little too high to get interested >> yeah. that's really all it is. elon musk is arguably the thomas edison of our generation forced the car industry to get into electric vehicles, kicking and screaming, but if you look at the valuation of the company, $49 billion in revenues. and trading at about $680 billion in market cap. look at volkswagen,

>> i think sasha bcha baron coh all over the place sometimes. to do that, it did pull at the heartstrings a little bit. >> which movie won best picture last night? >> heh. i think i logged off before, like, i finished because i was so extremely exhausted. >> all your friends stopped watching then too? >> i think so, we logged off at the same time. >> makes sense. >> yeah. >> what do you think jeffrey epstein did, how did he do as host? >> did pretty good with that. i think he tried to bring everyone together. he tried to the forget and act like we're not wearing face masks, he did a good job. >> what did you think of his singing? >> not a big fan of his signing. i'm more of a michael jackson person, stuff like that. >> sure. you like michael jackson more than jeffrey epstein? >> he's the king of pop, yes. i like the way he sings. >> was it nice just to get a sense of normalcy back? >> absolutely. even though it was a bit off and a few things happened, i think it was great to have the community still come together and be excited about sharing som

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the family got a lawyer, jorge barone, and together they went after michel escoto. >> we believed hetwo years after the murder, the family filed a wrongful death suit against michel. metlife put the insurance money in escrow and waited on the sidelines as michel and wendy's family fought it out in civil court. but if michel wanted to see so much as one cent of that money, he would have to do something he hadn't done before. >> he has to testify. he cannot plead the fifth. especially since he's pursuing the claim. so he has to testify. >> at this point police and prosecutors were happy to help the family's attorney prepare his case. sharing those statements michel had made to detectives after wendy's death. >> they call you in and say take a look at what we've got, is that right? >> we ask if we would be allowed to look at the statements he had given them. and we were. >> michel escoto was videotaped as he gave a sworn deposition. >> we took his deposition and his story kept changing. >> so the story about a fight and she takes a hike -- >> it doesn't add up. for instance, he testifie

coming on, you and i are among 3 billion people around the globe who use one or more facebook apps but baronsdoesn't reflect the gargantuan market power. >> we make the case in the cover story that facebook is as cheap as it's ever been, the easiest place to start is the fact that it's traditionally traded at 40% premium to the s&p 500, right now that premium is like 10% even if you just got a reversion to the mean you're saying 20% of upside for the stock that is a simple case right there. jack: that is simple when you get more compelling when you look at the various parts of the company and some of the parts looks a lot greater than the whole. >> this is where it gets interesting facebook is not just facebook anymore and we sometimes forget this is a collection of the large and partly that's because the company does not disclose all that much but instagram, whatsapp, virtual reality, growing e-commerce businesses in max who wrote the cover story on instagram value, wall street estimates about 30% of facebook sales that comes to $25 billion if you take the 25 billion and multiplied by the mu

supporting actor boast a turn from chicago's 7 sasha baron cohen but this is going to judas and the blackm. >> i am. >> a revolutionary. >> reporter: things like less certain in supporting actress. a gloriously i did corruptive force in the crafted manari. in best actor it's anticipated chadwick boseman's name will be called for the desperation he brings to ma rainy's black bottom and two for the lifework in film. the upset special is 38-year- old anthony hopkins giving all he got in the father. and then, there's best actress, the year's best category, where anyone could win. woman, phenomenal andrade the united states veilly holiday ♪ >> reporter: welcome to the movies superstar. ♪ i am on my way. >> reporter: at that leaves the very best of the best. viola davis from ma rainy's black bottom if she wins, she will be breathing in some rare oscar air. becoming the first black female actor to earn two academy awards. best picture and best director look like a two fer for no mad lan and chloe who would be the second woman to win best director and the first woman of color. a filmmaker from ch

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lakeith stanfield, also for judas and the black messiah, paul raci in sound of metal and sasha barone also nominated. so is leslie odoer for his part as sam cooke in one night in miami. he has already got a grammy and a tony award for the musical hamilton. i have to be honest about that kind of stuff. because the truth is, i have gone further and achieved more than i ever really intended to. most of my experience with film is as an audience member, i'll say that. these modest rebuttals of nominees mean more when really no one has certainty who will win, unlike in the past. the academy of motion picture arts and sciences, the organisation that hands out the oscars doesn't exactly have a glorious track record when it comes to rewarding indian cinema. interestingly, india, which has the most prolific movie industry in the world, has never won for best international feature or the equivalent award at the oscars, but this year there is a film set and shot in india which has earned the best adapted screenplay nomination. it has gone to the writer and director, ramin bahrani, and the film i

kong ass as a country all with a strong rule of law initially what does their sentencing of media baron jimmy lie mean for press freedom in hong kong. that's again of course a huge signal of basically anybody who would. get involved in 2 critical independent reporting which hong kong was always a kind of stronghold visa v. the people's republic of china would get in trouble would get potentially sentenced and i mean we keep hearing from journalists who are in hong kong that it's getting increasingly difficult to get stories across and the pressure increases on various newspapers to kind of be more patrie and i think they all feel the chill off the national security law and other existing legislation so i think the overarching question that everybody today has is whether you can imagine a mass pro-democracy movement emerging again in the future or has china successfully crushed dissent. what i think china has been crushed to send for all for you know for for a long period of time i mean people are still very angry young people are getting more angry because they lose trust in exactly wha

lakeith stanfield, also forjudas and the black messiah, paul raci in sound of metal and sasha baron cohen, are also nominated. so is leslie odoerfor his part as sam cooke in one night in miami. he has already got a grammy and a tony award for the musical hamilton. i have to be honest about that kind of stuff. because the truth is, i have gone further and achieved more than i ever really intended to. most of my experience with film is as an audience member, i'll say that. these modest rebuttals of nominees mean more when really no one has certainty who will win, unlike in the past. the academy of motion picture arts and sciences, the organisation that hands out the oscars doesn't exactly have a glorious track record when it comes to rewarding indian cinema. interestingly, india, which has the most prolific movie industry in the world, has never won for best international feature or the equivalent award at the oscars, but this year there is a film set and shot in india which has earned the best adapted screenplay nomination. it has gone to the writer and director, ramin bahrani, and the fil

group of activists protesting the vietnam war face a kangaroo court and this real life drama sasha baron cohen as activist every huffman has a good shot at the oscar for best supporting actor. judas and the black messiah and now the 60 set drama has 2 supporting actor nominees daniel as black panther leader fred thompson. and lucky that stands as the informer who betrays him to the f.b.i. this year's oscars are the most diverse ever 9 non white actors are nominated. including steven ewan he's the 1st asian american to receive an oscar nomination for best actor for his performance in. as a korean immigrant who moved the family to arkansas to become a farmer. there is something so confident about its own point of view. why are another. be juxtaposed to you know what mr american is. the true front runner this year considered a shoo in for best film and best director is no meant land the poignant road movie from china. he spoke direct close joe francis mcdormand place of van living modern day no minute no. i'm just. the same thing right. no meant and expose a life lived off the great frances

boy, your first tv appearance on "gma" was last october with sacha baron cohen.e especially connected to "borat subsequent moviefilm" with sacha which was the morning after a long night because we just released the movie and had a dance party the night before. it's been great and i'm beyond grateful for all this recognition and for all of the people that watched the movie and they enjoyed it because we all needed a bit of light and laugh at something but at the same time helped make it a little better because we can always make it better. >> we can always make it better. it's always better when you're on our program. always love having you back again. >> i love to be here. >> we hear that you got the news about your oscar nomination when you were shooting a scene, you were on the set of another movie when you got the word so tell us about that. >> yes, i was on set, i was with the great pedro pascal and the amazing director judd apatow shooting "the bubble," another comedy and you were able to see my hands shaking like crazy because i was able to see what time it

switch to renewables has to start happening for new york power to be carbon free by 2040 right now baron. wind now. so were. members. underway to make. less expensive war liable and were assholes war all agree on the need to keep the lights on and eliminate fossil fuels when there must be change on the horizon christian salumi al-jazeera new york. japan is celebrating at 1st men's major golf champion the spices shaking finishing or gusts ahead to hear that say yellow how on to win the masters by one shot ever states reports. one of the most famous prizes in sport at the masters green jacket now sits on the shoulders of a decade or the 1st ever japanese man to win a major golf title course in my book it's really him to think that there are a lot of youngsters in japan watching today hopefully in 5 or 10 years some of them will be competing on the world stage and they can follow in my footsteps. but see i'm a star to the final round at augusta 4 shots clear but the nerves began to show in the closing stages. but he took shots at the 15th and 16th holes and was in danger of throwing it all

fight you know you have preliminary studies ongoing we need to understand more but it seems that did baron as well has the capacity and potential to attach human cells more usually ducks would obviously and you need more people being infected and that would lead to more costly dollars a shows and walt that's what we need to now is really try to haunting as much as possible this transmission of trying to rule of making sure that people who are sick are followed her advice book necessarily go to a hospital but think you are at home when possible try to isolate here so government is trying to provide the right information to a hotline there is also a consideration of having community screening right. providing information you know where bad are available in the areas of course what about the oxygen situation in india does the country have enough medical oxygen or are oxygen supplies just not getting through to the areas that need it quickly enough. well there are reports of. oxygen from the possible government. trying to increase the production oxygen in different possible because. their air

their own way they actually sent it to the parliament by the time they sent to the parliament and the baron actually made it low and the president signs that that into a degree with the actually giving alternative to the people to use that the grid or do you think actually it will actually go back to them again and again and again the mind of the present. is there yes to explain why i have to be going back on what the reason we're actually is actually b.j. we know a lot of us because our country you know is going to actually a situation that we suppose according to what my system has been said now we have to actually come to the people and the same time we up to actually. creating that. and replace that no into the previous vote so differently but it will mean that it will accept actually to go back because of tampa and condition of the john there are opposition forces who abandon positions in other parts of the country these are frontline positions in some instances against al shabaab in order to travel to mogadishu and take up positions there there are reports that has taken over at least

his divine mercy, the last most high, mighty, and illustreats prince, philip duke of edinborough, baronight grand cross from his excellent order of the british empire, lord high admiral of the united ting dost moston cots admiral of t ee fie marshal army and marshal r alir of her most excellent majesty elizabeth the ii by the grace of god of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland and of her other realms of territories, queen, head of the commonwealth, defender of the faith, sovereign of the most noble order of the garter, whom may god preserve and bless with long life, health and honor, and all worldly happiness. >> i think they're standing now as they prepare to lower the coffin into the royal vault. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> st. george's chapel is filled with royal burials. three kings including george iii, his two sons george iv, william the iv. and soon prince philip. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and next the buglers of the royal marines will sound action stations. this was at the request of prince philip. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> god grant to the living grace, to the departed rest, to the church, the q

7 — had it all — phenomenal cast, great story, brilliant script, stand out performances from sasha baronto justice — could that unseat nomadland for best picture? if there was a david knocking down goliath, i think this film is absolutely in the hunt for that one and he hit it with an hour on the head. the real story with this, and i had a recent spot with michael peterson talking about the film, —— michael peterson, this was the generation that first chose to stand up and take to the streets for civil unrest and that generation is also a generation of folksy very much accomplice the academy voters —— encompass, they are xt five h plus and white male and they remember what the chicago seven did and bobby seale and how brutally he was attacked in the court room and if you're looking for a green book upset, this one will hit a lot of academy voters in the field. without indicative wins to really give us clear favourites — who are your picks for best male and best female? i will say for best female performance, it is spread out, carey mulligan is a critics choice, and also frances mcdormand

the late most high, mighty, and illustrious prince, philip, duke of edinburgh, earl of merioneth and baron the royal victorian order, upon whom had been conferred the royal victorian chain, grand master o empire, lord high admiral of the united kingdom, one majesty's most honorable privy council, admiral of the fleet, field marshal in the army, and marshal of the royal air force, husband of her most excellent majesty elizabeth the second, by the grace of god of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland, and of her other realms and territories, queen, head of the commonwealth, defender of the faith, sovereign of the most noble order of the garter, whom may god preserve and bless with long life, health and honor, and all worldly happiness. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> god, grant to the living grace, to the departed, rest. to the church, the queen, and the commonwealth and all people, unity, peace, and concord. and to us and all god's servants, life everlasting. and the blessing of god almighty, the father, son, and holy spirit, be with you all and remain with you always. amen

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online for profit so to break this all down for us we bring in our tease course by the parent project baron this was what i always suspected it's creepy straight out of movies and it's happening what's the story and it's one of those things it's personal for us we've got our pet cams we've got our home security system so it's like what is going on here so basically you have tens and thousands of security cameras and private properties across china that are being spied on so we're talking homes but not just those homes we're talking hotels beauty salons sitting in changing rooms bathrooms again these are being sold for profit and it all depends upon what those videos show ok you said these videos are being sold for profit i mean are they like baking recipes are people in the kitchen baking cookies what types of videos are actually being sold and where they're being sold one point how much money can you make off them i know that some that actually really scary hold that thought so as far as what kind and he thinks normal baking show is that people are just taking people in the kitchen cooking

he said, "by the way, what do you actually do when you're not being a baron?"duke. the dazzling ballroom of 1950s multiple a world away from austere postwar britain. this was a couple yet to bear the full weight and responsibilities of the crown. it wasn'tjust on the dance floor of this grand hotel that prince philip made his mark. he took centre stage when the country gained independence from the uk in 196a and his regular visits over the decades, both with and without the queen, secured his place in modern maltese history. archive: in the distance they can see hms chequers... this was his last trip, six years ago. an island of fond memories, outbidding a friend this was his last trip, six years ago. an island of fond memories, now bidding a friend a final farewell. nick beake, bbc news. prince philip was born on the greek island of corfu. after a coup in 1922, his father, prince andrew of greece, was banished from the country by a revolutionary court. still, the duke is being remembered on the island following his passing. our correspondent, jenny hill has mo

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baron did eventually find the net in injury time. probably the only one of his teammates smiling afterwards he now has 36 goals for the season meaning the 40 goal record set by derek lowe in the 1970 s. remains within reach so pirates title celebrations are put on hold as mine's player of the drops. and taper iron things could be worse right. one massive factor in fine surprise defeat was spencer a former months player since he took over as coach at the start of the year might have earned an impressive 20 points imagine the season had begun in early january the team would be in 6 spots and on course for the europa league. and he instilled belief in the team that. does the. and for what i demand is that mentality believing in yourself even when things get tough and playing as part of a collective. sense and spent 7 years as a defender of months during which time he schooled this sort of trick up. after hanging up his boots he embarked on a coaching career working his way up in the mines youth team and then managing austrian side litte

. >> the americans rebel against the new taxes and like the barons who revolted against king john, thets complaint was not just that the new taxes were too high. the founders embraced the concept that rights are god-given and perceived the founding of the state. government is created by the people, not vice versa. in their view, governments full purpose is to help secure the rights of its citizens which include property rights. >> the american view of texas close directly from life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. they are an infringement on your liberty, taking something y from you and they diminish your pursuit of happiness. you don't have as i much money i might be stopping you from doing things would really like to do because there now too expensive. if you believe you areth endowed with life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness you get all prickly when it doesn't look right. that's a very different view of the universe and saying all right, first and foremost is the king and the king decide what the king needs and you get what's left over. for a nation founded on attacks re

juan: doctor barÓn. doctor: yo estoy totalmente de acuerdo. el coronavirus como tal, es que la gente estÁ utilizando mascarillas. sÍ ha bajado mucho el nÚmero de muertes de influencia del aÑo pasado en estados unidos que fue casi nada comparado con aÑos anteriores. entonces, el uso de esa simple estrategia de utilizar una mascarilla bajo los casos. sin embargo, la gente se tiene que vacunar. la influencia tambiÉn te pueda. sobre todo, ahora que la gente no va a utilizar mascarillas en cosas pÚblicas, la gente va guardia. ahora pueden tener influencia. juan: muy bien. muchas gracias. la prÓxima pregunta dice "es seguro seguir tomando mis medicamentos recetados, suplementos vitamÍnicos, medicamentos para la alergia, antes y despuÉs de vacunarme contra el coronavirus?". marlo: sÍ, absolutamente. medicamentos recetados, por favor, tienen que continuar. no conozco a uno que se debe parar antes o despuÉs. claro. tiene que hablar con su mÉdico. sipre si tiene alguna condiciÓn crÓnica o efecto de terapia tiene que hablar con su mÉdico para ver cÓmo ma

they will be replaced by private equity barons, yoga instructors, and by senior presidents of google., in most of the country immigration from other nations more than anything else that's driven political transformation and this is different from what we seen in vermont. even if they have silly political opinion, they have right to move to other states. but the leaders have no right to encourage foreigners to move to the country in order to change election results. doing that is an attack on our democracy yet for decades our leaders have done just that and they keep doing it because it works. consider virginia, the account access across the rivers from washington, d.c., contain the largest immigration community. good for them. but they have very different politics from the people who used to live there. their votes allow democrats to seize control of the entire state and change it into something unrecognizable. governor blackface clan hoods in richmond losing his job to arlington falls true. of similar trends underway in georgia, north carolina, many other states. a mass immigration i

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