that's what beth has done.fter college, she got a job as the education coordinator for the prince william sound science center, where she authored the alaska oil spill curriculum. then in 2000, she began her work, really in many ways her life's work for the center for alaskan coastal studies, or cacs. in the drop-dead gorgeous community of homer, alaska, surrounded by the beautiful catch net bay. some people call homer the place where the land ends and the sea begins. others, a cosmic hamlet by the sea. others, the halibut capital of the world. but if you haven't visited homer, america, you've got to go to homer. my goodness, it is beautiful. in k i can't, we just call -- in alaska, we just call it awesome, in part because of people like beth and organizations like her that keep it that way. in 2012, beth became the organization's executive director and helped expand the good work that cacs has been doing since 1982. now this organization is primarily an education organization and offers people of all ages, rea

it was the final scene in the netflix drama that made the small company so popular the us champion beth harman plays against russian world champion vasili borg off on a chessboard produced by rich i pods fair. the board design is distinctly baroque according to the company boss. despite his newfound success he has no plans to expand it just wouldn't be practical. if somewhat removed we're limited by the fact that this is a hand crafted product it doesn't work by clicking a button on a machine and producing a way. a lot of it is done by hand board by board. and so each one of our chess boards is unique and i neither see wallet and then most of . the companies not filling anymore new orders this year even though many stores have already sold out of the chessboards until next year customers will have to cultivate something needed for chess anyway a lot of patience. and initiative and france's whole region is making the most of so while helping the needy uni says this taking little he was total saves get a 2nd life outside the hotels where they are crossed meant to be contaminated and to be

it was a little bit different so i felt relieved about that but i also thought man, beth macy does the most intense reporting. this is not easy what she has done. so it rhelps set the bar for me when i was doing glasshouse. we did not know each other at all. we've gotten to know each other a a receiving text messages, media phone call we never met in person which seems weird at thispoint we have not met in person . various spirits have fallen through unfortunately. so that is, i'm an admirer of her work is a big deal to me that is here. >> you bet we will do this lovefest . so the hospital is able that's not only about a small hospital in small-town, is really about american policy ut and i don't just mean physical policy. in terms of illness like we normally think about. it's my argument in the book that america, there's an american sickness. it is the symptoms are quality quality and causes are also in quality things are happening and this american policy writes itself on our bodies. so i began to try to think of a way to explore this and i know that will probably ask me about this l

here is beth van duyne.ate your time. >> good morning, great to be here. jillian: good morning, if things on the border stay status quo where are we in say a year. >> you are requesting to see millions of illegal immigrants and millions of pounds of illegal drugs and gang cartels and terrorists pour into our country. it's not a good outlook. what we are seeing is it is going to get worse before it gets better. if we don't have any kind of action which is reversing back to the policies that were working under the previous administration, you will see a lot more crime in our streets. you will see a lot more illegal activities and it's all preventable. that's the sad part about it the biden administration knows exactly what policies were working in the past that prevented the surge and it completely ignored it. todd: you heard vice president's harris' soundbite. run she refuses to call it a crisis. all the stuff she is mentioning is like all pie in the sky talk. why aren't they focused on quite frankly keeping

also that beth has agreed to be with us tonight. never started to report glasshouse in lancaster ohio, somebody said your book sounds like another book called factory man. i had heard of factory man and read reviews but i had not read it. i thought great. i will end up going territory a great writer has already written about. i was relieved to find out there is a terrific and wonderful book but a little bit different. i was relieved about that but i thought there is his most intense reporting this is not easy what she has done so it help to set a bar for me doing glasshouse. we did not know each other at all. we have gotten to know each other a little bit the various e-mails text messages or phone call but we never met in person. it seems weird at this point we have not various beer dates and fallen through now we're in the pandemic. i am an admirer of her work so it is a big deal to me that she is here. >> thank you. >> you that. it is a lovefest. [laughter] is not only about a small hospital in a small town but american pathology.

. >> reporter: rusty is back where he belongs, in the arms of beth baker. lost her rescue dog, and a week later, she still hasn't forgiven herself. >> well, i just feel -- you know -- you know, stupid. >> reporter: she left a truck like this one park for 5 minutes while she made a quick purchase in the store. when she returned, rusty had disappeared along with the truck. >> i said, my truck is gone, you know, what happened? >> reporter: the truck is her only means of transportation. right now, she can only think of rusty. >> i was losing it, you know, rusty, here, was in the truck, you know? i was just praying, you know, please don't hurt my dog. >> reporter: her son put out pictures of rusty on social media. someone he hadn't spoken to since high school responded by sending him this photo. >> and it looked like photo. a friend shared it with me. sure enough, it was rusty. >> reporter: the thieves don't rusty on the side of the road. someone found him and took him into san jose animal care, where, brian, beth and rusty reunited. >> he was so relieved to be

and co-founder of beth thank you so much for your insight today thank you randi. and finally if you are a gamer who plays multiplayer games regularly you have no doubt ran into the dreaded cheater you know players who use 3rd party software or hardware to game the system and get an unfair advantage or some justice was served as a collaborative effort between chinese police and gaming company 10 cent has resulted in the closure of the biggest ever video game cheat operation the seller of these chiefs operated under cheats operated under the name chicken germ stick and designed and sold cheats to games like overwatch and call of duty mobile officials say more than $75000000.00 in revenue was made by the organization which charge a subscription fee to clients and during the bust police seized assets worth $46000000.00 including several luxury and super cars. that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on demand on the brand new portable t.v.'s barebones barboza tell it to the google play and apple app store by searching portable t.v. sort of thing you could also

beth, thank you very much for joining us.my awards. that's at 9.30 here on bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with helen willetts good evening, we've had little more cloud through parts of eastern england through the day. for the vast majority, sunny again and warm. under starry skies, it will turn chilly again tonight. we will pick up chilly again tonight. we will pick up more cloud, missed in low cloud coming off the north sea pushing towards wales, and ourfirst significant weather front for some time brings rain into the far north—west of scotland by morning, so milder here, but for many, a chilly night with a risk of a touch of grass frost by dawn. a little mist and fog if you are up that early. that should clear and we see more strong sunshine again in the south. we are starting to lose that keen breeze here as well. instead, a breezy and cloudy day with heavy outbreaks of rain for scotland, eventually showery rain getting into northern ireland and northern england. it will be distinctly cool compared with

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mary beth 4r0uden is ceo of alt l -- athleta. >> thank you for joining us to talk about the expansion you certainly are not the only retailer that's tried to expand into canada, but not everybody has been successful why will you be successful? >> i think there's a lot of ways we will be success elf in the market first of all our offering and positioning. we've done a lot of consumer research in the canadian market, and definitely feel like there's a desire to have a new brand that's really focused on, you know, performance lifestyle product and mission driven we are enter a market where our sister brands have existed for 30 years we know a lot about the customer we have a customer file we can leverage we also have a distribution center in ontario, so lots of reasons to believe we should be successful in this market. >>> kelly mentioned competitor lululemon there in the introduction to our segment. of course, vancouver is where it's head quartered. they also have a men's line that's been very successful. so far just focusing on women and kids why not men? >> you know, that's something

still ahead congresswoman beth van duyne from house transportation.overnment investigating a fiery car crash of a tesla in texas involving a self-driving tesla car. nobody was at the wheel. two now dead. there is that story. also this, why is tesla allowed to beta test on u.s. roads self-driving vehicles that don't yet have government approval? we're taking on those two stories next. we started with computers. we didn't stop at computers. we didn't stop at storage or cloud. we kept going. working with our customers to enable the kind of technology that can guide an astronaut back to safety. and help make a hospital come to you, instead of you going to it. so when it comes to your business, you know we'll stop at nothing. that building you're trying to sell, - you should ten-x it. - ten-x it?usiness, ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. you can close with more certainty. and twice as fast. if i could, i'd ten-x everything. like a coffee run... or fedora shopping. talk to your broker. ten-x does the same thing, - but with

congresswoman beth van duyne, thank you very much.ohn yu, former clerk for supreme court justice clarence thomas. the president is looking to pack the supreme court. he wants a review of this idea when he rejected it years ago. so did late justice ginsberg. all this as conservatives win major victories at the supreme court. we're watching the timing here. the timing is key. the story next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ tired of daily insulin injections? omnipod delivers insulin through a discreet waterproof pod to help simplify life. just one small pod replaces up to 14 injections. it's game-changing. and the wireless controller helps deliver the right amount of insulin. get started with a free 30-day omnipod dash trial today. go to omnipod.com for risk information, instructions for use and free trial terms and conditions. consult your healthcare provider before starting on omnipod. simplify diabetes. simplify life. omnipod. are your hr processes weighing down your employees? simplify diabetes. on to quarterly projec

. >> my name is beth givens.and i'm a single mom of two daughters. >> i was born and raised in nigeria and moved to the u.s. >> reporter: these two both live in richmond, virginia, but had never met before their one small step conversation. >> what was it that intrigued you about u.s. politics? >> a lot of things go back to my brother. >> my dad collects campaign buttons. >> reporter: beth, a democrat, and lanre who identifies as an independent, but leans conservative on social issues, shared their political evolution, thoughts on family and immigration, bonding over their shared christian faith. what immediate differences did you find with lanre? either political or life? was there any friction you felt at the beginning? >> i don't think there was any friction, but i think there was definitely for me, a recognition that we have lived really different lives. >> how about you? >> it was a good opportunity to empathize with someone else and understand someone else's background. >> reporter: but not everyone is will

beth went there, for most.ite. and we'll find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30pm and 11:30pm this evening in the papers. our guests tonight are political commentator faiza shaheen and lizzy burden, who is uk economy reporter at bloomberg. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. it's been another cold day today. we've seen showers developing widely across the uk, and again, it's been cold enough or wintryness in those showers, some hail, sleet and some snow, particularly over the high ground. we've got cold air across the uk with a northerly breeze heading our way. high—pressure sitting to the west of the uk. but if we look at the satellite picture, out in the atlantic, we've got this cloud heading towards the uk, and that's already arrived in northern ireland ahead of that shower cloud. there's still some showers around at the moment, they will linger longer across eastern areas before fading away. some icy patches are possible, as

the switch by beth o'leary narrated by davy edgar jones and alison steadman.l levine, george messe me and daniel l. greenberg narrated by jk simmons, jeff daniels, chris jackson, corey stoll, john hawks, chris chok, luke kirby, norbert buts george newburn and a full cast. women who wrote by louisa may alcott jay austan emily brontË gertrude stein and phyllis wheatley narrated by chloe d landis june mason and tyra kennedy. >> and the winner for best multi-voice performance is. >> clap when you land by elizabeth acevedo narrated i elizabeth acevedo and melania lisa marte. >> 2020 was your applause for many people. let's take a quiet moment to remember all those that we lost whether they be family or friends or are beloved members of our industry. we are thinking of you. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> we now transition into the moment where we get to hear from our winner. winning last year for me was a huge, huge honor. i feel like the relationship between a writer and an individual reader is one of the most sacred that there is. for me getting to be the direct conduit between the

britain's beth potter ran the fastest 5k road race by a woman last night.f 14:41. that beat the world record by a couple of seconds and sliced ten seconds off paula radcliffe's british record. however, it's thought the race in barrowford didn't meet the stringent criteria needed to make potter's record official. it only really started to sink in when i had about a kilometre to go and i saw the clock, and it said 11 something. i was trying to do the maths in my head. that's about 14 something. a kilometre in about four minutes... i was convinced the clock was wrong. i couldn't believe it. amazing, isn't it? just before we 90, amazing, isn't it? just before we go, time to tell you manchester are trailing 1—0 in the premier league. that is all from us here, banks are watching, we will see you soon. good evening. for most of us, easter sunday has brought sunshine and temperatures for some as high as 17 degrees. but if you're in the north of the uk, you will know the weather has been changing. that was the scene in shetland earlier on, with snow showers and very

britain's beth potter ran the fastest five kilometre road race by a woman in lancashire last night.me of 14 minutes and 41 seconds. that beat the world record by a couple of seconds and sliced 10 seconds off paula radcliffe's british record. however, it's thought the race in barrowford didn't meet the stringent criteria needed to make potter's record official. it only really started to sink in when i had about a kilometre to go and i saw the clock, and it said 11 something. i was trying to do the maths in my head. that's about 14 something. i was convinced the clock was wrong. i couldn't believe it. still a great time, though, isn't it? latest from the scottish cup because that's it from us. the latest from rangers and cove rangers on the bbc website. it is currently 0-0 on the bbc website. it is currently 0—0 and if rangers win, they face celtic in the next round. could be exciting. that's all from sportsday. now on the bbc news channel, it's time for the film review. hello, welcome to film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best new releases for viewing in the home whil

massive four hour prior that took the size of three swimming pools to put out, let's welcome to the show bethransportation, a big backlash against this, what is going on here. >> it's been investigated it's absolutely terrible the loss of life, to people that lost their lives, that is awful in another look at safety issues, what happened and what's happening again with the technology failure and they're looking at all of those things, what it does do is brings to the forefront our focus on the next transportation coming down and the lack of focus on safety and looking at newer technology and from a transportation infrastructure b build. liz: the fire was so bad lawyer officials had to call teslan to put out the fire in the cars battery, lithium battery, now we have the national transportation safety board telling the national highway and traffic safety tesla was using customers as guinea pigs to test test closed car and the officials of the government is investigating 23 crashes involving postcards, how can the government a lot has postcards to be tested and not the u.s. road to the i think t

gerry: for reaction let's bring in texas congresswoman beth van duyne.'s on the infrastructure committee, thank you for joining me. >> thank you for having me i appreciate the opportunity to answer these questions. gerry: we know the president loves trains he's like a kid with a vinyl train set but he loves it intel spent ten of money on amtrak, amtrak has been losing taxpayer money for years and years and years, what is the point of this and how much more is this going to cost. >> i hope you didn't put me on to defend this program because i can't, it's a great question i know that's $80 billion he's directing toward amtrak, you look amtrak employees, 20000 people in fees worried about jobs why is he not directing it toward freight real which is what we need that has over a million folks that they employ. i see this is another opportunity to throw billions of dollars out blue states, that seems to be called what his focus is on. but if you start to get about the dollars that are adding up in what opportunity cost, we have $2.3 trillion infrastructure dea

series the queen's gambit has also known as a chess and trench the queen's gambit is the story of betharman an orphan girl who becomes a champion in the men's world of chess you're an orphan back and thinking a life i can't say and the netflix series sparked a boom for the family owned a rich apollo's faire company and it's 16 employees. join fair a 3rd generation head of the company is inundated with new orders. he's currently trying to double annual production from the usual 20000 chessboards 240000. that's because the cattle and chessboards appeared in the netflix series without the manufacturers prior knowledge seek it out. in a series cause chaos in our company. but if suddenly a whole avalanche of orders came crashing down on us it drove us a bit crazy. it was the final scene in the netflix drama that made the small company so popular the us champion beth harman plays against russian world champion vasili borg off on a chessboard produced by rich i pods fair. the board design is distinctly baroque according to the company boss. despite his newfound success he has no plans to expa

florida, mary beth?you? >> i couldn't be better. how are you? >> caller: i'm fabulous. thank you. it's sunny here and life is good i have a question for you concerning warehouse service. >> yes. >> caller: give me your input on that, please. >> it's finally moving for heaven's sake. it's been such a dog for so long they do one thing that's right and stayed in the lumber business that is on fire you can hold it but i do worry that that particular commodity if we make a deal with canada will go lower. i need to go to mike in virginia, mike >> caller: jimmy chill boo-yah! >> oh, man, hit me hit me hit me again >> caller: yeah, baby, boo-yah [ laughter ] >> i like that. >> caller: glad to see you're back in the saddle, my friend. my brother bobby and i refer to you for investing. here we go. >> well, thank you okay >> caller: got it. so my position with the cannabis leader ticker apha, tanked after yesterday's lackluster earnings call which sent that stock downward in a hurry. as you know, tomorrow both shar

and they go on walks and he wears a mask and his wife beth doesn't.r cbs news. doctor, who is right in the doctor says there is two answers there is the personal answer, and then there is the public policy health answer. personal answer, sure, you don't have to wear a mask when you are vaccinated and go outside. but the answer from a public policy health perspective is we want to continue to wear masks, the message is when you wear outside you wear a mask, and that's the problem. there is a difference between telling the truth and messaging. and the american people don't want messaging anymore. we can go online and we can see the statistics. we see the numbers. we see the trends. we have all the studies. it's not like 20 years ago whether you have to message us to death about a war or, you know, a pandemic or anything like that. we get it like fauci is on there the other day, yesterday, saying there is 60,000 new infections a day. i said that sounds high. i checked it out. we are at 232,000 ne 23 -- 32,0w infections a day. is he b.s.ing us. we just wa

the all around. as gb finished second on the medal table. i caught up with former british gymnast bethng into this championship, we knew she had the potential wejust this championship, we knew she had the potential we just never know, 18 months of the competition and she moved from junior to senior. it can be very different. but yes, she started of solid and qualifications and to be honest, shejust got more and to be honest, shejust got more and more confident throughout the championships and to hear that national anthem today was really special. national anthem today was really secial. ., ., . ., special. you touched on it. there has not been _ special. you touched on it. there has not been a _ special. you touched on it. there has not been a lot _ special. you touched on it. there has not been a lot of— special. you touched on it. there l has not been a lot of competition, as you know. nothing in 18 months and so, how tough was it for those gymnasts were performing this weekend, i suppose bit of restiveness was to be expected? yes eseciall restiveness was to be expected? is; especial

. >> another will be held tomorrow at beth eden baptist church from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. . you can sign up on their website. >>> contra costa county residents 16 years and older can now book vaccine appointments at the coliseum. this is days ahead of the state which will expand eligibility on the 15th. previously, residents had to be over 50 to schedule appointments. this week, alameda county where the coliseum is located allowed those 16 and up in certain zip codes to get vaccinated. >>> that expected massive drop of supplies of the johnson & johnson vaccine availability is forcing states to make alternate plans. our reporter picked up this story and told us that several states have temporarily halted the johnson & johnson shots after a small number of people experienced minor adverse reactions. >> reporter: concerns about availability has cases rising vaccine supply drops. four states have temporarily halted the johnson & johnson vaccine after a small number of people experienced minor adverse reactions. this site transitioned overnight to moderna and pfizer only because

am i really coming back home with you, and beth, and douglas?>> hope: i think it's about time, don't you? >> liam: i really didn't wanna pressure you, you know, i... >> hope: oh, no. i know. and i'm grateful for that. it's just, honestly, i'm more worried about you especially recently. but hopefully, now that you have your life back and your family-- >> liam: and my wife. my beautiful wife. >> hope: i know it hasn't been easy.

both a personal and a business connection to the victims who worked at unified homes reporter mary beth mcdade has the latest. >> orange police released this photo of mass shooting suspect 44 year-old amended ed gonzalez inside the lincoln avenue office building where he allegedly went on a shooting rampage. they say gonzales shot and killed 2 women and a man and a 9 year-old boy. a 5th victim, a woman was also shot and critically injured the preliminary motive is believed to be related to a business and personal relationship. >> which existed between the suspects and all of the victims. police say gonzalez whose last known address was fullerton have been staying at an anaheim motel and used to rent a car to drive to united homes offices. >> prior to entering the building. police say he locked the entry points. police say when they arrived, they could still hear him shooting officers immediately approached the building, however, were unable to enter the courtyard due to the fact the gates had been locked from the inside. it appears the suspect used a bicycle type cable lock to secure th

and all of a sudden there was with beth. in this beautiful room with this fabulous fireplace, and i turned her and i said, but you know anything about fireplaces and she said well, i think i know a little about fireplaces and i said you you think we the flu is open and she looked at it and she said yeah, i think so and so we went to light the fireplace and of course you can tell what the rest of the story is going to be. the flu was not properly holy opened and i had only been in that room of matter of a few moments and barely knew where the connecting bathroom was and i i fell my way through to the bathroom and picked up a little juice glass and build it with water and felt my way back into the bedroom in front of the fireplace trying to put it out and obviously that was not going to be effective way of doing it. so i went back to the bathroom and it was getting smoke here and smokier by the moment and i took a trash and i put it into the bathtub filled it up and it was enough water to douse the fire. so i felt relieved ove

it was the final scene in the netflix drama that made the small company so popular the us champion beth harman plays against russian world champion vasili borg off on a chessboard produced by richard pablo's fair. the board design is distinctly baroque according to the company boss. despite his newfound success he has no plans to expand it just wouldn't be practical. if someone to me doesn't and we are limited by the fact that this is a hand crafted product it doesn't work by clicking a button on a machine and producing a whale of a lot of it is done by hand board by board. and so each one of our chess boards is unique i don't know i know you go see a lot of him and one of. the companies not feeling any more new orders this year even though many stores have already sold out of the chessboards until next year customers will have to cultivate something needed for chess anyway a lot of patience. and that's it for me and the business team for more you can always go to our web site that is the w dot com slash business we're also on facebook and on twitter i'm joined now the milan in berlin t

a state of emergency declared in he luz beth suty, north carolina.nt to head back to elizabeth city, north carolina, because we this hour the family of andrew brown jr. is preparing to potentially very likely view the body camera video of the time they shot and killed him. this happened fuf days ago. we've been able to i believe fix the technical gremlins. joining me now is the city manager of elizabeth city. thank you for being here. much good to speak with you once again. can you talk to me first why declare a state of emergency? what are you looking at? >> well, you know, there are a lot of moving parts. and so as i said before, i want to stay in front of this as a manager and be pro active and so a lot of resources we will not be able to access if necessary. unless we are in a state of emergency. resources like state and federal funding, resources across the state in particular. so it was a cautionary move on my behalf to draft that and have the mayor to sign. >> is the family going to see the body camera video today? is that your understanding?

it was the final scene in the netflix drama that made the small company so popular the us champion bethharman plays against russian world champion vasili borg off on a chessboard produced by rich i pod those fares. the board design is distinctly baroque according to the company boss. despite his newfound success he has no plans to expand it just wouldn't be practical. if the mostly me doesn't we are limited by the fact that this is a hand crafted product that doesn't work by clicking a button on a machine and producing a way. but this is a lot of it is done by hand board by board. and so each one of our chess boards is unique i don't know i neither see what if and and and most of. the companies not feeling any more new orders this year even though many stores have already sold out of the chessboards until next year customers will have to cultivate something needed for chess anyway a lot of patience that's all for business thanks for letting. people in trucks enjoy it when trying to see the city center more and more refugees are being turned away for it. seems. pretty clear let's get str

beth, thank you for being here.013 you worked for a child care center that don't provide paid leave, and most don't. you said, as i sat on the floor taking care of other mother's children, the pain of my c-section stitches didn't compare to the pain of not being with i am own brand new baby. it is hard for me to even read that because i remember how painful both of those things were, the c-section and the yearning you have for your newborn child. tell me how that moment spurred you into action? >> well, in those moments you really felt like you couldn't do anything about it. you kind of feel like this is the state of affairs and there's no hope. but then when i got connected with the coalition, i really found out if you're passionate about something and you have the need for humanity to really better itself, then anything is possible. i can't take back the time that i lost, but i can fight for my fellow americans to not have to go through that again. >> i was struck by one thing you said in that testimony, which is

umhow are yo you r mey to see beth and douglas last night. >> liam: uh, yeah. i'm sorry about that. um-- >> hope: well, can you come over now? >> liam: aren't--aren't you getting ready to go to work? >> hope: please, liam, uh,

>> hope: uh, would you mind checking on beth.um, she created a fort under the bed with her stuffed animals. >> brooke: uh, yeah. and what about douglas? >> hope: um, he is out with thomas, and they won't be back for a while. >> brooke: okay. so, you're just juggling all of this? >> hope: it's okay. i'm just adjusting. >> brooke: it must be overwhelming at times, right, since you used to pack with liam? >> hope: we still are. it's just liam isn't living here at the moment. >> brooke: at the moment? does that mean... >> liam: hey, so, what do you think if we...

thanks to her audience for joining us tonight, and beth and brian, consider this an open invitation to both of you to come back together or separately to cincinnati to the mercantile library. again, folks, if you want to buy this book, press the by the book here button. and if you want to know more about the mercantile library we are atan mercantile library.com brian and beth website or in the check. and again thank you so much for joining us and happy reading and have a good night. >> thank you all.. thanks for everybody for coming on this virtual thing. i miss being in person but it really appreciate the opportunity. >> booktv on c-span2 at the weekend for the latest nonfiction books and authors. funding for booktv comes from these television companies who support c-span2 as a public service. >> we are very happy to welcome grace olmstead to talk about her new book, which is here, called "uprooted" for its come out in a couple of weeks but you can preorder from amazon so if you like what you hear we think you should run right out. it's really an amazing book. grace has written for a

series the queen's gambit has also know a thing jessamy trench the queen's gambit is the story of beth harman an orphan girl who becomes a champion in the men's world of chess here in a large and back and thinking life elf say and the netflix series sparked a boom for the family owned a rich i pod those fair companies and it's 16 employees. join fair a 3rd generation head of the company is inundated with new orders. he's currently trying to double annual production from the usual 20000 chessboards 240000. that's because the casual and chessboards appeared in the netflix series without the manufacturers prior knowledge to get rid of. the series caused chaos in our company. suddenly a whole avalanche of orders came crashing down on us it drove us a bit crazy. i know it was the final scene in the netflix drama that made the small company so popular the us champion beth harman plays against russian world champion vasili borg off on a chessboard produced by rich i pod most fair. the board design is distinctly baroque or. according to the company boss. despite his newfound success he has no

germany's green party makes its 1st ever bid for chancellor naming and the name of beth off as their candidate to take over from angela merkel. and russia moves opposition leader and next in the valley to a person possibly.

-[ chuckles ] beth.oney with progressive. [ tires screech ] well, that came out of nowhere. >> as more and more people get vaccinated. we are finally reaching a point where some of these long-awaited reunions are finally happening finally, and that was the case for one knoxville family of 3 that became a family of 4 during the pandemic and reporter summer dash was there for that much anticipated. meeting of grandparents and grant cuts. >> million bucks. so take it from a 2 year-old. you see a car coming waiting is hard. you see them yet. you can keep a little kid busy with bubbles and chalk and scooters effect. >> what about a grandparent? >> they've been dying since october. 30th i knew seeing i have to send daily pictures and videos. lots of face time lots of face time, >> for marshall and shannon stevens and their baby born mid pandemic. this is what patients for and if you thought it was a hard lesson learned for almost forgotten the way try keeping grand maggie and pops out away from henry for 5 mon

go on the virus and even though we are in 2021 and all the overwhelming numbers off infections on beth they continued to downplay. the pandemic and all of these are creating all of these conditions are creating the conditions for a social outbreak i mean the reset began huge discounts in between among the population and also among the political class some people are talking about an impeachment so. outbreak is to really out the corner in brazil if the fundament is not doesn't get under control all right so also a lot of political turmoil during this pandemic in brazil and as we've been reporting france earlier this week closed affectively its borders to brazil all flights to and from brazil to prevent a very contagious variance from spreading how isolated is brazil at the moment because a lot of people around the world are worried about this variant. many countries in latin america already closed their borders to brazil to get you out void that you won a string of other proscenium says trains could come to other countries when i was in manassas i talked to to divide ologist who discove

she was princess to liz beth when they married in 1947. he died two months before he would have celebrated his 100th birthday. >> the royal family, you know, the king and the queen have been married for over 70 years and it is just a really sad moment. >> i will send my greatest sympathy to the family. >> prince philip did not want a state funeral and covid restrictions limit funerals to 30 people anyway, so his burial service will likely be family only. >>> rapper dmx has died. the artist and actor suffered a heart attack last friday. he had been hospitalized since his stint. his family releasing a statement calling him a warrior who fought to the very end. his first studio album debuted in 1998 as did four more albums. dmx was just 50 years old. >>> a string of dead whales found in the bay area. we know ship strikes killed at least two of them. showing the most recent dead whale discovered yesterday. now, there have been a total of four dead whales found in the last week and a half. the first one washed up last week in san francisco. the

six times european champion and olympic bronze medallist beth tweddle is part of the bbc�*s commentaryhing all of the action so fast we can bring us right up—to—date. tell is aboutjessica. that is really exciting. it is her senior debut and she has got a bronze. that is amazing.- senior debut and she has got a bronze. that is amazing. yes, it is been a fantastic _ bronze. that is amazing. yes, it is been a fantastic day _ bronze. that is amazing. yes, it is been a fantastic day for _ bronze. that is amazing. yes, it is been a fantastic day for the i been a fantastic day for the british�*s women's team. we also had others winning. jessica is a huge talent and also her twinset is to but unfortunately wasn't there at these championships. she isjust beautiful to watch. we are seeing here her vault and the height, the execution, that was her last piece of apparatus and it is really special to watch these youngsters coming through the ranks. obviously, we have only got a few months until the olympics, so it is great preparation. and they have had a tough year, as has every elite athlete who

criticized for a distinct lack of gender and ethnic diversity in the awards that year this is all changed beth has made a really big effort to make the awards more inclusive. yeah basically what they did last year i mean there were no people of color nominated in any of the acting awards and so back to took action and basically changed things top to bottom they diversified their voting base they changed their voting rules to allow people from less represented communities a better a fair chance to get in and it seems to have worked i mean this year we had 4 of the 6 director nominees were women and 16 of the 24 acting nominees were people of color including the 2 best supporting actor were. what many of the other winners and nominees still have a chance for the big prizes at the all schools which of course take place later this month but let's talk a bit about the others. yeah i mean there's a lot of very interesting winners in the back does that have oscar chances i mean my favorite looking at them is probably promising young woman which won best british film and best original screenplay and t

more economic leverage than say even though it does help say that the gem industry or at school hyla beth from bank of. north korea's leader has acknowledged his country is facing what he calls the worst ever situation partly because of the pandemic kim jong un made the comments during a meeting of the governing party he compared the challenges to the famine of $990.00 that killed hundreds of thousands of people came also blamed economic problems on u.s. led sanctions and last year's natural disasters alina is a specialist of north korea and the senior lecturer at the international college of management he joins us on skype from sydney good to have you with us so let's start with the statement there by germany how critical is the economic situation is this a repeat of the 1990s will hundreds of thousands of people die. i don't think that we can compare what happened 25 years ago in north korea it was a real disaster it was the culmination of the drama with the collapse of the soviet union the establishment of diplomatic relations between people the fabric of china and the united states of

going to beth point 5 percent interest which is very little written they could buy a house for a $1000000.00. and flick it in. a couple of years some in some cases they can flip it in months and might hundreds of thousands . and 8 probably that taking advantage of. the lack of supply of housing and of course the government is assisting low income families with income related raymond. speculation has continued. they synchro bank as much as the government as designed to. hender it in the same solve. stop a no slowing down on the housing market a central bank a spice to be tightly independent and its mind draw evers' to ensure that the economy stays healthy so really the government has no swi on what it does it can give advice but accountants truck what happened to the government $2000000000.00 plan to build more housing can rebuild. jimmy bill became the laughing stock of the of museum directly because. we built was trumpeted as part of the election came time to build 200000 houses. and so that the teen years 10000 a year. finished year and they built a been out $300.00. and of those $300.00 t