but it's very important for me to talk about one of my all-time favorite films, "in bruges."we met in 2005, "in bruges" is 2008, then waiting seven years to talk to you about this movie and for whatever reason i haven't seen you [ light laughter ] >> no, i'm not feeling any pressure at all now. >> seth: no, i just want to say -- >> seven years okay >> seth: it's a movie, it's such a fantastic film and it was not a giant box office hit is it a film that people ask about. >> it wasn't even a tiny box office hit [ light laughter ] >> seth: it wasn't really. >> no, no. >> seth: it had a terrible poster would you admit that it's one of the worst posters? >> it did have a terrible poster and it still has a terrible poster [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah, they didn't change the poster. >> they didn't change the poster for the massive dvd release that they did worldwide [ laughter ] in korea >> seth: do people approach you? >> no it was great to people who saw it but those, a lot of people that did see it tend to have a deep affinity for it. >> seth: yeah. >> and it's the one that u

in the belgian town of bruges socially minded citizens are trying to solve the predicament. he's just spent a 2nd night in the to put your hotel manager tina vines chats and channels good vibes as she runs things coronavirus spacing is mandatory in the breakfast room the guests seated wide apart it looks like any normal hotel but there is a difference these guests are homeless. them to be we supposed to stay at home but these guests are living on the streets and they don't have a home to go to that's crazy we have to do something for them this demands and i must not go seeing food from the bottom. to to put you as the only hotel still open in the old town of bruges in belgium tina vines normally caters to business travelers and weekend holiday makers in a quiet 3 star hotel but those markets collapse fast as the corona virus spreads now the to put your serves as a hostel for the homeless funded by the local authorities. after breakfast romy has to take charge of the dishwasher himself the hotel's regular stuff we've all been put on leave. we've got a t.v. here in the homeles

an estimated 150 people live on the streets of bruges sidelined by society but in full view of everyone. the lockdown means the town is empty and quiet. in the hotel to put this evening's menu features veal cutlets with peas carrots and potatoes mash. vines project is getting plenty of support from other restaurants and bakers through food donations she's as thrilled by the wave of local cooperation and solidarity as she has by her guests. and the man says when the 1st group of homeless came downstairs after their 1st night they'd been transformed their faces the gratitude the joy it was amazing you never get that response from tourists here that's why tina vines is keeping her hotel open for those who really appreciate the hospitality. strong women changing the world as we know it on our facebook channel d.w. women you'll find stories about those taking a stand and inspiring others. the women gives a voice to women everywhere. this leak in global ideas we look at wildlife protection during the pandemic many conservation projects around the world are carrying on despite the look downs b

to to put you as the only hotel still open in the old town of bruges in belgium vine's normally caters to business travellers and weekend holiday makers and require 3 star hotel but those markets collapse fast as the coronavirus read now that to put your serves as a hostel for the homeless you know funded by the local authorities. after breakfast rummy has to take charge of the dishwasher himself the hotel's regular stuff we've all been put on leave. we've got a t.v. here in the homeless shelter there's just a bed and a table here you can even take a hot bath that's brilliant there aren't many people who do something like this for us. $25.00 of the hotel's $37.00 rooms now house guests who normally huddle under bridges and they're happy to pitch in with the various chores. i told my colleagues we have to adapt we may be in the hotel business but now we have to be social workers it's heaven on earth for the guests luxury they're not used to they're incredibly grateful they help me clean the tables are. often said off was patrick's been on the streets for 10 months the coronavirus crisis

you know bruges we do this all the time let's not stop here with the current thing in venezuela let's go back to 19 fifties iran where we have all this blowback trouble with a random day we were ready to go to war with them at all times everything we do is based on stopping iran iran iran yet they never tell the american people about how in the fifty's aranda had a democratic elected president who sought to nationalize the oil well if you do that you incur the wrath of the united states of america because you are not allowed to deprive the international oil companies of coming into your country and raping and pillaging so that's what happened in iran fast forward to today that's exactly what hugo chavez originally didn't venezuela he then incurred our wrath interesting he died from a fast moving cancer which if you go back in history that's exactly what lee harvey oswald was involved in when they attempted to kill castro back in the early sixty's a fast moving cancer but now duros in charge and of course they're still have the mash lies oriel in venezuela now my big question is this h

well it's also bruges example of the united states and how they've treated treaties the entire existence of this country let's go back to the native americans for a moment how many treaties did we sign with the native americans who lived here before us white people got here let's get that straight before the white people got here the native americans were here how many treaties have we broken with them i would say just about all of them in the international phase of our country our word is good for nothing today and you know donald trump what he ran for office he said he was going to clean out the swamp i didn't realize the swamp meant all of our allies i didn't mean that meant our european allies were going to get cleaned out in any agreement we had over climate change over weapons over everything like that would now go nola void and we're going to start from square one with no friends throughout the world i guess he wants to build things up from his perspective see that's the problem with donald trump everything is done to benefit him not the country president donald trump has also sig

i don't think so bruges you know you know i don't have a magic balled to predict anything but we better be very careful you've got the president now wants to resume and get the economy going is normal you've got some of the top scientists in the world who are saying you better be careful because if you screw this up it's going to be double as worse as it was can we afford that to happen should we buy the bullet maybe for another 30 days you know before we open up because i'll tell you what if this thing really balms what's going to happen to the economy van and what's going to happen to our health in this country they're now predicting by august 147000 people are going to be dead. some of the most common forms of bankruptcy are chapter 7 and chapter 11 typically individuals and small businesses file under chapter 7 of the u.s. bankruptcy code while bigger public companies typically file under chapter 11 now under chapter 7 a company must stop all operations and go completely out of business while a court appointed trustee liquidates all the company's assets to pay off debts when this ha

be a disaster waiting to happen people starving to death on the planet earth it's good to require bruges cultural change that we start eating differently we're all going to have to start moving towards vegetarianism because one of the big problems is meat through all of this stuff and we're going to have to change as a society as a culture as human beings or we're going to receive the blowback of the results of all this remember this human beings are parasites on the earth they only produce one thing one thing a mad as plastic and plastic as a pro and conduit yes plastics good on one hand but why is the earth and the oceans throwing it back at us on the other hand you know so we're the parasites on this planet and we better start treating the planet better or the planets going to shake us off like a tick would tick or a flea on a dog and jesse you know food supply was there not limited to the developing world in fact supply chain disruptions from the pandemic are now apparent right here in the united states some of the country's largest food processor. plants have been ordered by states

club bruges have been named champions and the bottom side relegated to the second tier.'s general assembly today. world rugby has confirmed that all international summer tours have been postponed. england were due to travel to japan along with wales who were also set to tour new zealand. scotland's tour to south africa and new zealand is off along with ireland's trip to australia. gloucester head coach johan ackermann is leaving to take charge ofjapanese side docomo red hurricanes. the south african leaves after three years at the club and with gloucester ninth in the premiership when the season was suspended. there could be two grand prix held at silverstone this summer, as f1 revises its calendar to try and fit in a full season of races. a deal has been struck with owners of the circuit to hold two races injuly — both behind closed doors. but it all depends on government approval, and the impact of the proposed two—week quarantine period for international arrivals to the uk. silverstone is lucky that 70% of the teams and the formula 1 headquarters set up are all based

club talk to me about this , it is not near brussels, it is over by bruges.s beyond being able to tap into this younger player market? do you expect it to be a team that grows in popularity? do you expect it to be a destination for football fans? paul: these were former owners of nice and france, we like to call them -- it is a beautiful place in the summertime. looking past the actual club itself, we will see european football continue to professionalize. just like the pharma industry, you can have one commercial director, one finance director and one analytics director to oversee multiple clubs. energy that you get cost -- cost synergy and revenue synergy. post virus we see more clubs financially who will have to make a decision to be aligned with a bigger organization. mentioned data, i want to talk to you about that. i was reading about your business and strategy, and the focus on data analytics, which remind me of "moneyball." , youseems to be a big part do not hold onto players after they get to a certain age. this is the secret sauce, isn't it? paul: v