that's what pete booth booth said and folks said across the aisle.on is more for how long. >> how to pay for it. the sticking point. thank you. i appreciate it. >>> to the rare reunion of sorts. a judge in michigan swore in a lawyer who stood in his courtroom 16 years earlier as an accused drug dealer. edward pleaded guilty to selling crack cocaine of a judge. the two men stayed in touch over the years. the judge encouraging the man to change his life. the men. shared a hug. >>> all right. still ahead, benjamin netanyahu fighting to keep his grip on power. cnn live is jerusalem. that's next. so, no more tossing and turning... because only tempur-pedic uses a proprietary material... ...that adapts and responds to your body... so you get deep, uninterrupted sleep. and now save up to $500 on adjustable mattress sets. ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based

my booth was on the 2nd floor i'm one meter 93 tall and felt pretty claustrophobic on the way up. in the booth i found the aa glasses handkerchiefs and telephone slippers and countless options it was a little bit confusing to be honest. at the lot of people you don't know that either because 50 percent of people coming in florida so they have a special service for that i will call for help. the stuff help me set up and stop of ya feel the films i shot from a subjective camera angle so the pending on the where the u.s. seated on lying down you will be watching a different film with the corresponding settings. you can see your own virtual body so this video here wouldn't have made much sense if i had been sitting upright. the sex industry would not be going to those technological length if we didn't expect to profit illegal porn streaming and private online sex providers have resulted in considerable losses in recent years gamble only time will tell whether the op one really does offer a way out of the crisis more and more videos are becoming available online but what's the attracti

although weather lifting coffee in 1900 bucks in patrons with booth supplies to poor countries. the idea which was pitched by india and south africa to the w t o. in august gained momentum this month after the united states backed it, but most european countries are against it. they are convinced the issue is one of production facilities. and we need to continue to ramp up production as a commission call some countries which are already capable of producing vaccines. and what's a native, a large part of a population follows you example and immediately start to shares, production place, other countries in, since you have been under pressure to present an alternative to waving ip writes on vaccines. and now it says it has a comprehensive plan which it will present to the world trade organization at the beginning of june. now let's take a look at some of the other business stories making headlines. the german government is welcome to us waving sanctions against the company behind the controversial law stream to gas pipeline, which connects russia with germany divided administration

been home to around 90 percent of the global trade in the sector or financial correspondent conrad booth. and has been following story for us in frankfort. have listened, officially this crack down on the use of crypto currencies by chinese financial institutions has to do with speculative risk involved. and with the high volatility of such crypto currencies. you stand to lose a lot of money. if you don't really pay good attention. another not so official reason is probably that the chinese authorities don't like the lack of control. they have over such crypto currencies that people's bank of china, the reserve bank there is currently in the process of launching its own crypto currency. the so called digital remain be it's likely that the people's bank wants to reduce some of the competition for its own state run crypto currency, financial correspond conrad booth in there. the pandemic has shopped, shocked, rather economies around the world. but emerging and developing nations often lack the resources to shield their own workers with programs such as unemployment insurance or short time

jay and lisa boothe is back.ay thank you. >> let's start with this point about vaccinating children. what do you think of thissic extension of program to children, and pressure for the parents to vaccinate their children. >> i don't understand it. in pfizer trial. there were 5 or 6 serious adverse effects, no deaths. out of a thousand kids on the arm. on the other arm. they had 16 cases of covid, but cases were very mild. what you trade is a cold or less for a potential serious adverse event, they are both rare. it does not seem like it is a major thing to force parents to do. in some sense the wrong question, we should use those doses to protect the elderly in asia, africa, and south america, there are still a lot of elderly vulnerable. it takes a thousand doses of vaccinates children to get same number of lives as a single 80-year-old. save lives instead of forcing parents to make a decision on what good does it do, i am not sure from a health point of view. steve: do you think it does harm. >> >> you could go

been in a sound booth?second elevator pitch. mark: oh, no. [ laughs ] you put me on the spot. lemonis: from the heart. make it happen. man: all right. we're recording. take one. mark: all right. so santa's toys, to me, is a place where children can come in and see toys that you wouldn't normally see everywhere, and to -- lemonis: mark. mark. mark: yes. lemonis: i didn't -- this isn't an interview question. i want you to tell people why they should shop with you. mark: oh, gosh. all right. so santa's toys has over 2,000 different toys where you can ask questions from salespeople that really know about the toys. lemonis: i just turned the commercial off. i'm going to come in and help you. ♪♪ whether it's online or in the store, what are you selling? ♪♪ mark: the spirit of christmas, the magic. lemonis: i want you to read this sentence in a magical way. mark: "can you imagine a place"... lemonis: mark. mark: yes. lemonis: put your heart into it. mark: [ sighs ] ♪♪ why did you really get in this business? "can

my booth was on the 2nd floor i'm one meter 93 tall and felt pretty claustrophobic on the way out. in the booth i found the aa glasses handkerchiefs and telephone slippers and countless options it was a little bit confusing to be honest. luck of the lot of people either because 50 percent of people coming here so they have a special service well that i would call for help. the stuff help me set up and stop of ya feel the films i shot from a subjective camera angle so depending on the whether you are seated on lying down you will be watching a different film with a corresponding setting. you can see your own virtual body so this video here wouldn't have made much sense if i had been sitting upright. the sex industry would not be going to those technological length if it didn't expect to profit illegal porn streaming and private providers have resulted in considerable losses in recent years gamble only time will tell whether the op one really does offer a way out of the crisis more and more videos are becoming available online but the attraction. mortal in tokyo is one of japan's lea

my booth was on the 2nd floor i'm one meter 93 tall and felt pretty claustrophobic on the way out. in the booth i found the aa glasses handkerchiefs and telephone slippers and countless options it was a little bit confusing to be honest. the lot of people you don't know that either because 50 percent of people come here so they have a special service for that i will call for help. the stop help me set up and stop of ya feel the films i shot from a subjective camera angle so depending on the where the u.s. seated are lying down you will be watching a different film with a corresponding setting. you can see your own virtual body so this video here wouldn't have made much sense if i had been sitting upright. the sex industry would not be going to those technological length if we didn't expect to profit illegal porn streaming and private providers have resulted in considerable losses in recent years gamble only time will tell whether the op one really does offer a way out of the crisis more and more videos are becoming available online but what's the attraction. no mortal in tokyo is o

my booth was on the 2nd floor i'm one meter 93 tall and felt pretty claustrophobic on the way up. in the booth i found the our glasses handkerchiefs a telephone slippers and countless options it was a little bit confusing to be honest. a lot of people you don't know either because 50 percent of people come here so they have a special service well that i would call for help. help me set up and stop of ya feel the film's a shot from a subjective camera angle so depending on where the u.s. seated are lying down you will be watching a different film with a corresponding setting. you can see your own virtual body so this video here wouldn't have made much sense if i had been sitting upright. the sex industry would not be going to those technological length if we didn't expect to profit illegal porn streaming and private providers have resulted in considerable losses in recent years gamble only time will tell whether we are on really does offer a way out of the crisis more and more videos are becoming available online but what's the attraction. no mortal in tokyo is one of japan's leadi

although weather lifting coffee in 1900 bucks in patrons with booth supplies to poor countries. the idea which was pitched by india and south africa to the w t o. in august gained momentum this month after the united states backed it, but most european countries are against it. they are convinced the issue is one of production facilities. we need to continue to ramp up production as a commission call some countries which are already capable of producing vaccines and how watson did a large part of a population follows you example and immediately start to shares that production place, other countries in the money you have been under pressure to present an alternative to waving i p rights on vaccines. and now it says it has a comprehensive plan which it will present to the world trade organization at the beginning of june. now let's take a look at some of the other business stories making headlines. japanese exports are almost 40 percent in april from the earlier, with demand boosted by surging global demand for cars. electronics is the country shop is wise and export figures in mo

my booth was on the 2nd floor time one we did 93 tall and felt pretty claustrophobic on the way up. in the booth i found the our glasses handkerchiefs and telephone slippers and countless options it was a little bit confusing to be honest. a lot of people you don't know that either because 50 percent of people come here so they have a special service for that i would call for help. help me set up and stop of ya feel the film's a shot from a subjective camera angle so depending on the where the u.s. seated on lying down you will be watching a different film with a corresponding setting. you can see your own virtual body so this video here wouldn't have made much sense if i had been sitting upright. the sex industry would not be going to those technological length if we didn't expect to profit illegal porn streaming and private providers have resulted in considerable losses in recent years gamble only time will tell whether the op one really does offer a way out of the crisis more and more videos are becoming available online but what's the attraction. no mortal in tokyo is one of jap

numbers close to the border my guess is weak easy craze for newest to be true cool a box get out of the booth so what was your 1st. conflict zone. in 30 minutes on d w. o. m a skill that my work that's hard and in the end is a me your not a lot of the year and more we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers we're alliance and. what's your story. 'd 'd on what numbers and women especially in victims of violence. take part and send us your story we are trained all with to understand this new culture. for you are not a visitor another yes you want to become a citizen. in 4 migrants your platform for reliable information. her whose car was of the more. i can arts. because you know war isn't love. in those slowly slowly. only a slow the. slow. no love. for the workers. doesn't. seem to hurt. a. small. this is deja vu news live from for let israel amasses troops at the gaza border as aids.

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. >> i realize you didn't get the memo because your office is the back booth of a french mcdonald's,to change that. >> nbc announcing it will not air the golden globes in 2022, following criticism for lack of representation in the organization that hosts the event. >> thank you to the hollywood foreign press association. >> reporter: the hollywood foreign press association made up of 87 voting members, none of which are black. >> and there's been a long history of the hollywood foreign press association, that's the group that puts on the golden globes, of having kind of a shady track record. >> reporter: but now the organization announcing plans to make changes to address the issues, including mandating at least 20 new members in 2021 with the specific focus on recruiting black members, adding, a goal of increasing the membership by 50% over the next 18 months. those plans coming under scrutiny for not being strong enough. >> netflix, warner media, amazon. they all said, look, you guys aren't changing fast enough, so we're not going to give you our people. when we have a new tv show,

we go live to south beach in miami, florida where lisa booth is standing by. it is absolutely a lively night out there tonight, tell us what you found, what you are experiencing? >> i'm so lucky to live here, the complete opposite of what we just heard, bars, restaurants, nightclubs all open for business. don't know if you can hear the music is blaring next to me, people walking up and down, talking to folks who came from across the country many from cities and states that are more locked down and they came for that little taste of freedom they are not getting back home. watch this. >> a more free environment. >> feels like 100% right now. feel so good to be out. no masks at all. everywhere feels safe and it feels good to be back to normal. that is how it should be. it is really amazing how the world shutdown just like that. >> everything would go to -- >> a whole year already. we've been doing this for so long i feel like how is it not done yet? >> it feels good. glad everything is getting back to open and people and have fun again. >> are you glad you are vi

now let's take a closer look at this with our markets man in frankfurt. conrad booth and conrad are plans of increase scrutiny. the main main reason for these wild swings that we've been seeing and the kept the currency. yes, chris, absolutely. in china, the reserve bank wants to bad financial institutions from trading crypto currencies in the united states to more regulation is likely the treasury, you know, the finance ministry under janet jen and wants to strengthen tax compliance transfers of $10000.00 us dollars or more in bitcoin. should be reported to the i r s, the treasury says, and the rest, of course, is the tax author warranty in the united states, all this, of course, what, you know, put the whole business model of crypto currencies in jeopardy. the whole appeal of criptos for many of its investors has been its lack of control. the idea that you can transfer crypto currencies worldwide without the states or without reserve banks knowing about it. conrad are people who say that these wild swings could also be triggered by the growing concerned among investors that the time of

seneca is in clear breach of contract here for more or less bringing our financial correspondent conrad booth and in frankfort to conduct. does the you have a case here, kind of looks like it doesn't well, you know, chris, the c e o of astrazeneca us because so we'll just told the financial times that the united kingdom really has been getting priority access to asked for as any cause vaccine he says, this was part of the agreement with the university of oxford where this sex scene was developed. on the other hand, i think it's fair to say that the problems with the blood clots that occurred with very few of the people who got vaccinated with astrazeneca, because vaccine was very much exaggerated by some of europe's national health orth authorities. and also by part of the media, the benefits of astrazeneca vaccine by far outweigh the risks in the united kingdom . this vaccine really has saved many, many lives. and it has, that has been an amazing success. so, you mean, if the vaccines of competitors test gotten arrived, the view of the public on the scene would be much different than absolut

reporters rush to the phone booths to spread the news to their papers. this instant and full information to the public is also a part of the democratic processes of making law. speaker rayburn signs the bill that has been signed by the president of the senate. both houses have now approved. it is not yet a law. it must go to the white house for signature by the president of the united states. jack watson, the house courier, drives to the white house. he passes the guarded gates, along the drive to the west wing which is the center of executive power. and where the president transfacts his business. the president signs the bill and it becomes a law of the land. however, sometimes the president refuses to sign a bill for which he does not approve. this is called a veto. and the president usually prepares a veto message that explains his reasons. the vetoed bill and message are sent back to congress and this ends the matter unless congress can pass the bill over the veto by a 2 thirds vote of both houses. and then it becomes a law without the president's si

also disrupted the construction industry for more than spring in our finance corresponding conrad booth and in frankfort conrad looking at this data. what strikes you more interesting apart from the fact that the german economy contract that by 1.8 percent? well, chris, in terms of numbers, the thing that's worth mentioning here is that this decline of 1.8 percent of our economy during the 1st quarter compared with the last quarter of last year. that's even a bit worse than the preliminary figures that the statistics office had come out with before in terms of the narrative behind these numbers. i think the most striking aspect is how much our g, d, p and germany. all the comic performance at the beginning of this year has depended on the slow start of the vaccination program here in germany. at how much germany's problems to get the vaccination program have really had a put a break on our economy. if we didn't have the manufacturers, the strong performance of our exporters, the situation, you know, the contraction the recession of our economy would have been even worse. come at so the

so france and germany say that their plan is going to booth vaccine supplies in africa more effectively than a patent waiver. but how is that supposed to work? well actually i would say that all sides are on one page when it comes to the targets to come come up with more vaccine manufacturing capacity here and through the transfer of skills and knowledge and technology in the end of the day. the big question is, how are they going to receive it? and this is whether the difference comes in the german site. in particular, it says mainly we have to achieve it with incentives for the companies that should work together with local companies. so we can come up with financial incentives, also create an environment that makes it easier for them to invest. the south african side agreed to that to some extent, but they say things are just going to slow. this is why they've been pushing for this patient waiver and president from a puerto yesterday, emphasized once again that they are not going to retract on that they still see that as a key step. interestingly, the french president kind of support

she's lucca booth . my daughter is in a k g, b jail in minsk. i'm asking the whole world to help my girl get her freedom back. because it's a common faith in bella. bruce, desperate families fighting for their loved ones and looking to the west, not to russia for help. looking at some other world news now. thousands have taken part in with the news biggest protests in years to demand the resignation of conservative. 5 minister ayana's young show. they use m of using the krona virus crisis, your tax, free media and damage democracy. lavinia is set to assume the presidency in july. the republicans in the u. s. senate have blocked a bill that would have established a commission to investigate the salt on the capital. on january 6, only 6 republicans joined democrats in supporting the commission. others express fear. commission would become a political weapon against agreed to police and canada. have found the remains of more than $200.00 children at the side of a former school for indigenous children. the school was part of a system closed down 3 d

later have a great on a new cove at 19 vaccine passports, game, the digital certificate i'm to give a booth to tourism by waving quarantine requirements for some people. a document will state whether a person is vaccinated has tested negative or recently recovered from the corona virus. thing will be among the 1st countries to trial the system. the government bear recently lifted restrictions, which is welcome news from any businesses. a taste of normality can be felt all over madrid. the city's vibrant nights have recently been approaching what they will be for the pandemic bars and restaurants are busy and then the us going to the boy. we're happy happy that we can return it tonight. sort of the moment and we've noticed more activity, pm and midnight, because that's when it gets looked at the bond is when people switch from papa to gene tony, dab i c o and o v. yes, one gene, donnie go by. it reflects the now taking out the on secret santa and that's a much needed boost for onus, as they were never compensated for the effects of the pen demick. since they lifted the state of alarm bars an

been home to around 90 percent of the global trade in the sector or financial correspondent conrad booth. and has been following story for us in frankfort. have listened. officially this cracked down on the use of crypto currencies by chinese financial institutions has to do with speculative risk involved. and with the high volatility of such crypto currencies, you stand to lose a lot of money if you don't really pay good attention. another not so official reason is probably that the chinese authorities don't like the lack of control. they have over such crypto currencies, the people's bank of china, the reserve bank there is currently in the process of launching its own crypto currency. the so called digital remain be it's likely that the peoples bank wants to reduce some of the competition for its own state, run crypto currency, financial correspond, conrad, those in there. but the pandemic has shopped, shocked, rather economies around the world, but emerging and developing nations often lack the resources to shield their own workers with programs such as unemployment insurance or shor

if i knew it was a bludgeon is he going to do this don't look at the ripple from the booth and look . at them if guys could get to the. roots. and for. the snow. that it will already have. well i know it's a little of that was poetic or so but if it was it will do if that's the one of the discipline swarm opposing and if. you've got a little blood you know this one of those. when i was a boy i think i'm a lot of you'd like to do. it. where one slip up doesn't. they said that it brought them into a terrible if they kissed the muslims bit so what. it but it's a horror that where there would be spit it was it was more that. we are our eyes in the those on board but in the mud where we're just. about the richness yes but. just what i want as a writer in the book. but. the stickler was. about this i love war. but most of the spam in the. first war was about the more. the better but almost unparalleled in the space literature inconveniences of i need to see him on the idea i'm going to portrush every year to convert me i don't look on your sin as that i was delivered on some other thing to

rages between brussels and washington, although weather lifting copied in 1900 bucks in patrons with booth supplies to poor countries. the idea which was pitched by india and south africa to the w t o. in august gained momentum this month after the united states backed it, but most european countries are against it. they are convinced the issue is one of production facilities. and we need to continue to ramp up production as a commission call some countries which are already capable of producing that seems and watson. i did a large part of a population follows you example, and immediately start to shares, production place, other countries in, since you have been under pressure to present an alternative to waving ip writes on vaccines. and now it says it has a comprehensive plan which it will present to the world trade organization at the beginning of june. let's take a look now. some of the other business stories making headlines. air buses reportedly planning to close one of its 2 plants and the port of cottage in southern spain, which primarily produces the, a 380 jumbo super jump. other

u wide, covered 1900 vaccine passports in the digital certificate, and to get the booth to the peak travel season by waving parenting requirements. for some people, the documents will states whether a person has been vaccinated, tested negative, or recent feet recovered from the chrome bars. and enormous iceberg has broken from an ice shelf in i talked to the european space agency says it's larger than the spanish island of my yorker. this currently the world's largest iceberg. scientists believe the spit was cause naturally, rather than a result of global warming. this is the w news from berlin. you can find much more on a website on d, w dot com. mm hm. ah . in the past 24 hours, the pressure on israel and him off to suspend the area tanks on each other, reached a critical mass. tonight, reports that both sides have agreed to a ceasefire to take effect friday. now that's exactly what president demanded yesterday, but this does break dime over needs. so thank you. can tell me and thank you. thank you very much. also coming up, the u. s. economy is coming out of an unprecedented corona vir

>> stephen: well, you've moved in to a recording booth, evidently.m i the first person you've interviewed who has been in a recording booth? >> stephen: i think so. i don't remember another person. >> this is-- yeah, this is my home-- it's like living -- >> stephen: terry gross wasn't in a recording studio. terry gross is less professional than you look right now. >> first of all, i like that-- this is what a bad set will be for rest of my life, that i'm more professional than terry gross. >> stephen: more professional looking. >> sorry, look, yeah. >> stephen: tell the people out there who is smartless. they may not know who the players in this cavalcade. >> you have jason bateman. >> stephen: america's sweetheart. >> he is america's sweetheart and has been for a long time. >> stephen: sure. >> sean hayes, who is also america's sweetheart. >> stephen: i was going to say the thing, also america's sweetheart. they might have to fight to settle who is america's sweetheart. >> who is america's sweetheart, and me, who is canada's reject. so the three of

not a toll -- why would i say toll booth i'm just going to pull over. to pull my house over hold on. [ laughter ] and finally, a 12-year-old just built the world's tallest popsicle stick strucis out wow. oh, yeah we've got to get the kids back in school. [ laughter ] it was cute until he said, "i'm building my own 5g tower to avoid government surveillance. [ laughter ] yep, everyone said, "great eiffel tower." while the kid was like, "eiffel tower? this is shaq's toothpick." we have a great show give it up for the roots, everybody! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: what a show we have for you tonight. joining us in studio, she is the founder of the honest company, jessica alba is here tonight! [ cheers and applause she's one of my favorites. plus, he's the host of the podcast, "wtf with marc maron. marc maron is here [ cheers and applause he's always funny. i can't wait to talk to him cause he just visited his mother he got to finally say hi to his mom. i think he's got some stories. and we got some great music from sech, everybody [ cheers and applau

and he shot around and didn't shoot somebody that was in the booth. didn't hurt her at all. he knew what he wanted. and then he went over to the other building. he walked by many other employees and was cool and calm. and he sought us out targets and shot them. >> so you're saying those nine victims, they were not chosen -- i mean, it was not random. they were chosen. because he worked with them. so defer say anything about negative encounters with these people? and whether, you know, he felt some sort of grievance at their hands? did he say anything like that that you know about? >> my interaction with sam cassidy has been light, cordial interaction. hello. how you doing. those kind of simple things. i talked to him recently. he wanted to know about technical issues on his side. and he was always very nice and professional. and after looking back on everything, i don't think he would have harmed me at all or my fellow signalmen because we never had any kind of run-in with him. whatsoever. >> interesting the different perspectives that people had of him. i tacked first with

my booth was on the 2nd floor time one we did $93.00 tall and felt pretty close to fall big on the wayout. in the booth i found the our glasses handkerchiefs the telephone slippers and countless options it was a little bit confusing to be honest. the lot of people you don't know that either because 50 percent of people come here so they have a special service well that i would call for help. the stop help me set up and stop of ya feel the films i shot from a subjective camera angle so depending on where the u.s. seated are lying down you will be watching a different film with a corresponding setting. you can see your own virtual body so this video here wouldn't have made much sense if i had been sitting upright. the sex industry would not be going to those technological length if we didn't expect to profit illegal porn streaming and private providers have resulted in considerable losses in recent years gamble only time will tell whether the op one really does offer a way out of the crisis more and more videos are becoming available online but what's the attraction. mortal in tokyo is o

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my booth was on the 2nd floor and i'm one meter 93 tall and felt pretty claustrophobic on the way up. in the booth i found the our glasses handkerchiefs and telephone slippers and countless options it was a little bit confusing to be honest. like to be a lot of people either because 50 percent of people coming here so they have a special service well that i would call for help. the stop help me set up and stop of ya feel the films i shot from a subjective camera angle so depending on the where the u.s. seated on lying down you will be watching a different film with a corresponding setting. you can see your own virtual body so this video here wouldn't have made much sense if i had been sitting upright. the sex industry would not be going to those technological length if we didn't expect to profit illegal porn streaming and private providers have resulted in considerable losses in recent years gamble only time will tell whether we are one really does offer a way out of the crisis more and more videos are becoming available online but what's the attraction. mortal in tokyo is one of japa

first, it bans a mobile voting booth within the state of texas. it also bans drive-thru voting for most voters and it strengthens voter i.d. when it comes to vote by mail. it also bans 24-hour voting. that's something that came in real handy during the pandemic, especially for those black and brown voters, and it allows early voting on the weekends in an important weekend just leading up to the election but importantly on sundays, it doesn't start until 1:00 p.m. so voter advocates said to me that's really messing up their plans for souls to the polls because that was the idea of go to church and then immediately go right to the voting booth. and you know, finally, there's a provision in this that i do want to read word for word because it raises questions. if the number of votes illegally cast in the election is equal or greater to the number of votes necessary to change the outcome of the election, the court may declare the election void without attempting to determine how individual voters voted. so, what does that mean? it could be -- there's

plenty of space for people to social distance and stop at the booths. there were 600 tickets available for two sessions, one from 5:00-7:00 p.m. and the next from 7:00 p.m.- 9:00 p.m. people with tickets will be able to try 20 different restaurants. and for the vendors tonight, the chance to reintroduce some of their favorites with guests. >> there is a lot of great food in temescal. to have a nice spring evening , that is fantastic. especially for us in the hospitality industry's, a very trying last year. it is exciting to serve people again. >> reporter: in the past, restaurants donated their food and time. this year organizers are reimbursing the restaurants because of the financial blow so many businesses have suffered. i mentioned that tickets were available, 600 available online but they are all sold out. that is good news in many ways, for the organizers to raise money for the oakland schools and nonprofits. if you don't have a ticket you can still come out to the event. plenty of space on telegraph avenue to have a good time and support the rest

. >> reporter: shelby and her family were the first ones at the ticket booth raya as regal cinemas opened its berkeley location today. it was also a special first for the twins. >> it was great. it was their first time. so i liked how their eyes lit up. >> reporter: there are strict restrictions at the movies. capacity has been cut to 50% with two seats placed between groups and you can't get in without a mask despite the centers for disease control relaxing its masking guidelines. >> even though i'm personally vaccinated and i don't technically have to wear a mask, i still feel like for everybody else's safety that's necessary until we get to a point where it's more in the clear. >> reporter: counties california are waiting for guidance from the state when it comes to changes in quirements following cdc's announcement. while some are comfortable mask- free outdoors, others say it's just another layer of security. >> every time i put the mask on when i leave the house, it gives me that much more sense of safety and reassurance that i am not going to catch it. >> i'm curious, what's playin

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first thing that comes into my mind when i think of britain, was either the queen or the red phone boothome, the numbers of actual calls being made from them dropped. now, i can remember when i first came here 20 years ago, using a phone box was a really big event, it was like, "i have arrived in london." and i probably took several dozen selfies in one of these things. these days it is just clear it isn't being used much. and frankly it isn't the nicest place to be. the smell is not ideal, either. i might get out of here. even though a lot of these phone boxes aren't in the best shape now, there is a group of londoners who still take pride in them, and the postcard image they portray. i thinkjust because phone boxes are british icons, for them to look scruffy in the photos that are going back around the world with tourists after their holidays, i didn't like that idea. so i thought, why not clean them up? it's only polite. seeing one in a completely sorry state was almost like seeing an elderly relative in distress or something. we like to help emily, we think it is a worthy cause and w

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that appears on the telegram channel that disclose to look at shank as a spokesperson said that a booth said europe that look, shank the dictator as it, as i mentioned to be the, the post basically helps this plane to land in bella. we send kind of a score to the plane safely. so that's the, the official narrative and basically all kind of they, they, what they're trying to show it's starts. yes. the basically that was the threat and the, the regime, the authority has helped the plane. and the passengers, i just saw a message from, from and t from, from the russian duma, from the russian parliament saying that this was a brilliant special operation. so apparently i will return labors from the east are also commenting on this in a very positive way. okay, so the story is still unfolding. we'll keep an eye on it. but journalist hannah libra cover in minsk, thank you for bringing us up to date people in the city of goma, in the democratic republic of congo, have begun returning to their homes after fleeing and panic. after nearby volcano erupted, the stream of molten lava came to a stop ju

about how a booth? if the office needs a new kitchen, that can be done in minutes, too.welcome to the office of the future. part pandemic inspired, part google trying stuff out. >> what is the future workplace. >> reporter: the director of what google calls built environment gave us a tour of several warehouses full of experiments. trying new designs out for what a number of google employees move into this giant building being put together in mountain view but also keeping in mind that close to 20% of the company's workforce is likely to stay home. >> we're doing what we usually do, which is experiments, prototyping, piloting, testing, getting feedback. >> those working from home will be very visible in this new office environment. we spoke to work space vp in an area that looks more like a spaceship than a conference room. >> it is an interesting moment for us because we continue to make progress hopefully towards a new state of affairs to see what role the technology products can play in helping us live better lives even after the pandemic. >> reporter: and google, bec