to bully them. joanne: is astonishing to me the parallels between the past, we don't always do it but the 1850s. and where we are right now. for sure. what bullying is about the reason why, particularly effective in politics, is because you have to know that if you could exert force we want to . speech of it is about the threat. if you are a bully, you're suggesting that you could do really ugly things. but you don't have to do them. it is have me sure that the person being bullied, understands that i will respond to that it is a brilliant way to manipulate people and when it works, it works. joanne: i need you to do a favor though. the threat that, i'll do that but i need you to do me a favor though. heather: that could do this to you. joanne: or i can do something to you. it. heather: yes or we could get along. joanne: as long as you do what i wanted to do. heather: we share this fascination of language and power of language and ways in which we don't take it for granted but is such a force of sha

bully elected politicians, bully others in the media, and bully anybody who gets in their way. the courage to stand up and just say enough is enough. in all of our democracies, which are under so much challenge at present through a combination of internal and external challenges, to have these media organizations like the murdoch media empire constantly reinforcing the voices of hard line nationalism, if these things simply continue into the future, i do fear about the long-term is a lsalidity of our western projects. the english speaking countries have occupied a particular place in the western world for the last 150 years. now when we have the core countries of the english speaking world with such a powerful media voice in the middle running such a hard line right wing conservative agenda, and dedicated to the delegit delegitization of our voices t goes to the heart of our democracies. so we need to stand up and fight and fight hard. >> after speaking with rudd, i reached out to murdoch's publishing company for a response, but his spokesperson declined to comment. when we com

even in the realm of bullying because bullying is about and the reason why it is particularly effective in politics is because you don't have to exert force, you have to be, it's about the threat. if you are a bully, you are suggesting you could do ugly things if you want to joke but you don't have to. you just have to be sure that the person being bullied understands that and will respond to that. it's a brilliant way too many black people and when it works, it really works. >> do me a favor now. [laughter] the threat that i'll do it i need you to do meet favor thou though. or i could do something to you. or we could get along. >> yes, as long as you do what i want you to do. as an example in your book, one of the things i think we share in this book is this fascination with language in the power of language and the ways in which we take it for granted but it is such a force of shaping politics, what's an instance in your book of a moment when it struck you language was having a shaping influence? >> kind of everywhere if you think about it in one of the reasons people starting, it's v

she will inspire those who are bullied to take their insecurities and turn it into strength his nameis she got monsoon also called iron b.b. from her can faso the 28 year old is a powerhouse lifter that is making quite the name for himself on the international stage son who won the world log to lift championship for a 2nd around 21000 lifting a whopping 220 kilograms or 485 pound logs 3rd around he started his career in tri 16 when he placed 3rd in the world junior strongman competition the very conies athlete claimed he can delegate squat 400 kilograms which is about $800.00 pounds probably as a baby elephant what sets the iron to be a part of his desire to give back to kids who are bullied he said he was picked on as a child for his weight but once inspire others to tune out the noise and focus on their dream. it's been nearly 4 months since the sports world tragically lost and be a star kobe bryant his daughter giana in a plane crash in california now pieces of memorabilia are up on the auction block but the money goes to a good cause julian's auctions put up more than 50 pieces f

shooting a rifle officials say hernandez targeted people in his own age in retaliation for being bullied. and back here in washington it was a divided vote but a senate committee has confirmed john ratcliffe as the new director of national intelligence the 49 to 44 vote went along party lines with all democrats opposed renominated radcliffe after being a key defender during the president's impeachment hearings. and while the country is focused on coded 19 in the pandemic it is a big day for the battleground state of michigan president trump is meeting with essential workers at a ford motor plant now tasked with making ventilators but his visit is it being received with open arms are. was outside of the white house and has more on the heated back and forth between president trump and that state's governor. michigan has been one of those states that's but at the center of the culbut 19 crisis but not just from that also you have dams breaking you have flooding you have thousands evacuated from their homes but for the trump administration what's more important to them in this battleground s

. >> use the word bullying again and again and again. bullying behavior. what i'm arguing is the way bullying takes shape, at least not even anissa, the way bowling always takes shape is to language. the way you put things come the way you say things. we talk nowadays about about gas lighting but really what you're doing is your shaping a worldview through the use of language to establish dominance over somebody else, to bully them. it is astonishing to me the parallels between the pass, the 1850s, not not all the past, but the 1850s and where we are right now. >> for sure. i think about all the time. even just in the realm of bullying. what bullying is about and the reason why it's particularly effective in politics is because you don't have to exert force. you have to make clear you could exert force if you want to. it's about the threat. if you're a bully you are suggesting you could do really ugly things. if you wanted to do that to them. you just have to be sure that the person being bullied understands that and will respond to that. it's a brilliant

from the choppiness of the office, which has no hint of hollywood glamour, to the day—to—day bullying by the workmates who know this is the way to succeed. garner is terrific, but performance relying more upon books and words to convey jane's entrapment in the financing that goes with it. jane is denied a voice in the industry which keeps its dark secrets unspoken. it's a smart choice to keepjane's boss off—screen. although we hear him laughing and yelling through closed office doors and down telephone lines, you never meet him face—to—face. lending universality to the character that extends beyond the specifics of the harvey weinstein case, which clearly inspires this media drama. weinstein case, which clearly inspires this media dramali weinstein case, which clearly inspires this media drama. i could see that you got what it takes. thanks. are you trying to throw it all away? although it's the entertainment industry, the assista nt entertainment industry, the assistant will strike a chord with anyone who's worked in an office with bullying and harassment or business as usual. the fi

even just the realm of bullying, because what bullying is about and the reason why it's particularly effective in politics is because you don't have to exert force. you have to make clear that you could exert force if you want to. it's about the threat. if you're a bully you are suggesting you could do really ugly things. if you wanted to it you have to do them. you just have to be sure that the person being bullied understands that and will respond to that. it's a brilliant way to manipulate people, and when it works it really works. >> i need you to do me a favor now. [laughing] the threat that, i'll do that but a need you to do me a favor though. >> exactly. i could do this to you, or i could do something to you, or we could get along. >> yes, as long as you do what i want you to do. >> yes. now, what an example in your book, one of the things i think we both share in her book is this fascination with language and the power of language and the ways in which we take it for granted but it's such a force of shaping politics. what is an instance in your book of a moment when it really

why are you always bullying? why are you always bad mouthing people?aybe you should try a different tack. that's where the question came from. i just think even if the president wants to compare himself to lincoln, obviously by his demise, a different outcome in terms of bad treatment, but historically if you think about the founding of the country, jefferson going after adams when there was only a partisan press and they would plant stories about each other, that was pretty nasty. richard nixon got out and said you won't have me to kick around anymore. talk to lyndon johnson about bad press in vietnam. so to me, i just don't get it. i want to make two other quick points, greg. the first one is on the timeline, you know, it seems to me that when president trump talks about how, you know, he acted quickly. i don't think anybody thinks he acted quickly. but then he says nancy pelosi was dancing around as if nancy pelosi gets the presidential daily briefing. according to all the reports, this thing was warning him and him alone as president about the dama

this company that's always disregarded worker safety and wellbeing, has engaged in union busting and bullies public servants. interesting twitter battle. we will see who wins this. elon musk of course brings a lot of jobs and money to california. stuart: i just wonder if there's a trial balloon. a big threat, i'll move if you don't let me open up. whether it's a real threat or not, i don't know. it will be a really big deal to move the manufacturing to another state. after all the trouble he went to to open up california. susan: it's the only car producing factory in america. he's in a lot of trouble right now if he wants to get to that 500,000 delivery mark by the end of this year, as he had promised, right, so fremont builds the model 3, model y, model x, crossovers, you name it. so he's concentrated really in one single place which is being squeezed right now. but as he said, the shelter in

. >> host: you use the word bullying over and over again. what you are doing is shaping the language to establish dominance over someone else. it's astonishing to me the parallels. but it's where w that's where wt now. >> host: for sure. i think about that all the time because what bullying is about and the reason why it's effective in politics. if you are a bully you are suggesting you can do really ugly things if they wanted to, but you don't have to do them you just have to be sure. it's a brilliant way to manipulate people and when it works it really works. >> host: i need you to do me a favor though. i could do this to you or do something to you or we could get along as long as you are doing what i want you to do. one of the things we both share in the book is the fascination with language and power of one which and the way in which we take it for granted that it's such a force of shaping politics. what is the instance in your book when it really struck me was that the language in and of itself was having a shaping influence? >> guest:

and because of this, i've been shunned and exiled and basically bullied into making me leave.asked to be anonymous because of fears about bullying and hate crime. they feel forgotten about, but still want to be heard. this irish traveller in her early 20s is pregnant and has no access to water or electricity. i'm in a very vulnerable situation right now in regards to my mental health and i'm going to be a mum for the first time. my anxiety and depression cannot be any higher in this crisis right now. i'm feeling at the risk of infection. the government says it's written to councils about providing basic services, but for these travellers, it's too little, too late. tomorrow marks 75 years since ve day, the day victory in europe was secured. john maguire has been to meet 97—year—old audrey gerrans, who worked in munitions factories and married her sweetheartjoe, a soldier, during the war. "darling, please be careful of those flying bombs. i'm so worried about you. everything is ok with me, dear, and there is nothing i want you to send me. unless you could get mum to wrap you up

i felt bullied by my senior colleagues who we re bullied by my senior colleagues who were insistent ilike this in such a way out work before. 0n never been made to feel like this in such a way out work before. on a day—to—day basis, i don't feel that we are being protected. four to five nurses all wearing facemasks on our ward in the same week have since tested positive. these people are putting their lives on the line, it is very important that they can speak up, it only takes us ignoring one or two people to get a health scandal. we have had lots of those recently and we must learn that you have to protect these people, you have to protect these people, you have to protect these people, you have to listen to them. this is not the approach to deal with a pandemic. you need clarity, you need transparency, you do not need bullying and obfuscation. so, we are looking for a very clear response from the covenant on this so that we can keep our staff safe. we have lost over 150. and our patients safe. it is purely a safety matter, it is not a political matter. we wait to hear that response

bullying. may 18 was chosen because it is the birthday of esru chen, who would have been 65, but in 1985, he was brutally murdered in a hate crime in detroit. since may 18 is next monday, i am asking this item to be approved as part of the imperative agenda because it is purely commemorative in nature. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, mr. president. supervisor fewer? >> supervisor fewer: yes, thank you very much. thank you very much, madam clerk. today, i am introducing a resolution urging the mayor and city departments to prioritize public departments and transparency during the covid-19 emergency. since the covid emergency began, there was a state of emergency declared, and the mayor has introduced a series of proclamations given the unprecedented conditions initiated by the pandemic. these conditions and the related actions have also had an impact on government transparency and government access to information, including the suspension of public meetings and provisions of the brown ac

and now that it has been used to bully and surveil incorrectly the 45th president of the united states, we need to do something about it, that's what the lee-leahy amendment does. background on this particular law. we have three provisions of the foreign intelligence surveillance act that expired march 15th, 2020, just a few weeks ago. one provision known as section 215. another known as lone wolf and another provision known as roving wire taps. on march 16th, the senate passed a bill to reauthorize those provisions through may 30th, 2020. which would give us a few weeks to debate and discuss reforms that need to happen under fisa. in order to pass this bill, the senate entered into a unanimous consent agreement for votes on three amendments to the pelos pelosi-nadler-schiff bill, and one of those, i referred to, lee-leahy bill, by myself and senator leahy from vermont. the house never passed that short-term extension measure, the three i mentioned, lone wolf, wire taps and 215 have been expired for almost two months. now, this is not for lack of trying. on the part of us, the part of

back to china those type of things and and different experiences people had corona corona really bullying in teasing people physically but now with lockdown we thought it would be a little bit better with the we'd be a little bit safer but now it's just turn online as well and it hasn't stopped people continually. say bad things and the shops that we try to keep running and things like that we say ok can we open this grocery store and in online we get verbal attacks saying let's stop spreading a virus go back to china and these are people that have lived inside every go all their lives they only know soccer so it hasn't stopped it continues and people have even threatened that once the lockdown is over. they might take out their frustration on some of the chinese shops around here it's a pawn thank you very much for talking with us and sharing those stories that was irwin pawn chairman of the chinese search engine of wanting in sulphur weddings memorable in a positive way in one german city the mayor is offering a helping hand drive in ceremony that's quite a production. this wedding is g

because it has been such a worldwide hit, you have played this ruthless bullying, media mogul. a symbolic rupert murdoch style figure. your performance is ferocious. you say, and you say when talking about it, that you actually feel some sympathy for logan roy. you say that you empathize with him andi you say that you empathize with him and i am wondering what that is about this ruthless bully that you like. we are seeing wonderful things of the moment, do not give me room. i think there is such amazing acts of courage and bravery going on and it is amazing what is happening out there. but at the same time, we hold there. but at the same time, we hold the mirrorup to there. but at the same time, we hold the mirror up to nature. that is her job, that is what we do. and the mirror shows the nature and all of its flaws and we are very much in the middle of an evolution where we have not involved enough to stop where we are quite disappointing in many ways. the human experiment is quite disappointing because of the avarice in the creed that goes with it and we see it every day, eve

protester singling me included and you know police brutality through the use of until now all fight room bullies which is fighting in the brutal day of protest and in many parts of the united states so of course the goal of a higher dose of total failure of the us domestic policy is the shooting of mean basically killing of of the of mr floyd in minneapolis again the terrible event which is very symbolic to the situation in the in the united states now all these things are less really digging into little bits of these things the establishment the regime is actually looking for external culprits to be china be russia or be iran or other countries so this is much easier to point the fingers at a discount that is than to actually start dealing with outrageous problems that the united states has a stickler on davao tech philosophy or fact filmmaker thank you for joining us on the program. thank you. it was. donald trump on twitter have locked horns on friday a tweet by the president about the riots in minnesota was hidden by the social platform in the tweets trump slams the rioters in minneapolis sa

it is a funny book about bullies so that's a good one. so the black book and joseph kennedy. >> host: did you start your career as a writer? .. >> and i worked a lot of night shifts and most nights there wasn't a lot to do at night they are ray charles used to come in and it was a fascinating place to work and grow up but i was going to cambridge right outside of belmont started to read like a mad person it was all serious not the crap that i write but it turned me on then i went to grad school to vanderbilt phd program there. and vietnam got in the way. >>host: why do you thank you took off? >> i think i tell good stories. i was lucky. i tell good stories and alice frost made me take off and the publisher really believed in it. and along came a spider is a very very real book. there's a lot of big fans out there. and we put out a call it's amazing these kids now their older. they are like oh my god that's my favorite. that got me reading. they are crying. >> james patterson the house of kennedy available now when bookstores reopen order

, putin's regime continues to threaten american interest along with international security, from bullying incursions in the free states it used to rule, and the power vacuums of syria and libya to spreading disinformation and undermining democracies all across the globe. and russian intelligence is not alone in targeting america. china's efforts to steal government industry secrets are unmatched. countering these kinds of hostile activities is a key job of our intelligence community, so is stopping terrorist attacks against our homeland. so next week, the senate will turn back to reauthorizing the critical authorities in the foreign intelligence surveillance act. the house passed legislation we'll take up is not a blanket reauthorization of fisa. it is a careful update designed to provide greater accountability for the ways these authorities are exercised. it will increakreecrease transpn the fisa process and respond to the shameful abuses of 2016 while preserving the tool box that professionals use to defend us. i hope the senate will pass it next week, free of amendments that would jeop

apart is his desire to give back to kids who are bullied he says he was picked on as a child for hiseight want to inspire others just tune out all the noise and focus on your dreams whatever they might be it's always aspiring to end your week window with a good story a feel good story you know i don't think i could squat 800 pounds but i'm glad he's showing kids you know what ignore the haters all right so he's basically saying get so big and enormous that the haters are going to be terrified of you and. i'll stop picking on you yet you know strength and size yet take no kid out a medal no i give her that regina and you don't go anywhere because we're back at 7 pm with a lot more news for you nasa making preparations for next week's space launch find out what makes this next launch so important for commercial space travel so that's upper right now make sure you keep up with everything in question at all times by downloading our brain free app portable t.v. i'm going to hand off the back of. the tease holiday international memorial awards are now open for entries the media professiona

bullies who see the opportunity of a global crisis to show those —— bullies who seize the opportunityy are in control. unfortunately, i had a stepdad who reigned with physical terror and i regret that i remember the difficulties we had when he became violent. and when he decided one day to come home and beat my mum to a point where she needed strong support and where he came upstairs and blamed me, an 11—year—old kid, and used words that i would not repeat in parliament ever, those are things that shape you. those are things that, unfortunately, you can never forget. the former prime minister, theresa may, had a suggestion. i would urge police officers and local authorities to look at the experience of the new york police department in the past and to consider — as i know some already are — the random contact or visiting of homes where there are known perpetrators or where there've been reports of domestic violence. it must be done carefully to ensure that does not exacerbate the situation, but it can help those victims. labour's harriet harman wanted the defence of rough sex to be ou

twitter has been this president's bully pulpit with a lot of bully. twitter has been under fire for years for not policing what the president says. today for the first time, it's rather extraordinary, they said these messages about fraud in election ballots in california deserve more information. they say, get more facts, you can click on it, it's kind of a fact checking thing saying what the president just said in this tweet is not true. that's an extraordinary statement by a leading technology company, that the president cannot be trusted. that will then set off the president's supporters saying this is censorship of the president, they're trying to weigh in in a political way, a partisan way. twitter of course would deny it. they're in an interesting position, because they've chosen these two messages to get those get the facts message appended to but not to others that would be questioned in terms of facts and truth. now we're in a position where in the next few months everyone will be watching to see which messages they decide to tag and which th

and it's a funny good book about bullying. that's a good one for kids, porta potty mouth and stupid, the black book and house of kennedy. >> did you start your career as a writer. >> i started as an infant, i was riding, i was thinking about stuff in my mother stomach -- i did not and i was a was a good student but i was not a big reader as a kid, my family moved to massachusetts and i had to get a job to work through college, i worked at belmont and i worked a lot of night shifts and most nights there was not a lot to do at night, it was an interesting place, james was there and ray charles and robert, it was a fascinating place to work and grow up, but i would go into cambridge which is outside of belmont and go to the used bookstores, i started reading like a mad person especially at night, it was all serious stuff and it really turned me on and then i wonder going to grad school at vanderbilt, i was in a phd program there in vietnam gone the way. >> why do you think you took o off. >> i think i tell good stories, i was luc

i‘m wondering what it is about this ruthless bully that you like?is humbling what‘s happening out there, but at the same time, you know, we hold the mirror up to nature. that‘s ourjob. that is what actors do. shakespeare said it and that is what we do. the mirror up to nature shows nature and all of its flaws and we are very much in the middle of a kind of evolution where we have not quite evolved enough. we are quite disappointing in many ways. the human experiment is quite disappointing because of the avarice and the greed and all the stuff that goes with it and we see it every day, every time the american president opens his mouth, it isjust... let me stop you because that is such a depressing reflection. succession is expressing the spirits of our ties. i‘m old enough to have enjoyed west wing, for example, when it came out and there was such hope in that because the whole staff, the presidentialfigure in west wing was basically a good guy. but, stephen, it is not all about. it is about reflecting the time and we are in a very confused time. peo

to bullying and losing i'sjob is possible.ointing fingers at gay culture overall, homophobic responses. . . overall, homophobic responses... there is a historical culture of homophobia. can i speak to nemo for a moment, what is the thinking about how the authorities have dealt with this? from the people i have spoken to within the gay community, most of seemed extremely unhappy and some told me they felt even suicidal regarding the measures taken by the south korean authorities. some provinces have decided to provide anonymous testing, and also at the beginning they were only giving free testing to people who had actually been to certain businesses. you actually had to name the businesses, thereby revealing the nature of the businesses, but certain provinces such as the one near seoul, they have said you can go to the testing ce ntre said you can go to the testing centre and say you've been around the area without actually telling... without actually telling... without actually revealing the name of the businesses, which is a

but i will not sit down and be bullied because i'm poon down and be bullied because i'm poor.ark dry? a four year saying... so what now for mark dry? afouryear ban saying... so what now for mark dry? a four year ban effectively and democrat ends his career, unless rolled athletic, the athletics integrity unit, or world anti—doping agree he's been treated unfairly and ta ke agree he's been treated unfairly and take his case further. kheredine idsan, bbc news, glasgow. daniel ricciardo is leaving renault at the end of the year to replace carlos sainz at mclaren. sainz is moving to ferrari to replace sebastian vettel, who leaves at the end of the season. the spaniard has recorded this message to his team explaining he'll miss them. i cannot be more grateful to every single member of the mclaren family. i really look forward to competing this year. it is an honour to be pa rt this year. it is an honour to be part of your tradition, and all i can say is, thank you. it has also been a pleasure to work with you, my friend. let us finish it off on a high. even though this pandemic has

people feel bullied by globalization. people feel bullied by technology. and we've seen an erosion in our social safety nets and we've seen erosions in the ability of unions to protect and help create safe and fair workplaces. and so, and then we've also been pulling back in terms of the funding of the federal government or the funding of government, to be able to respond and provide unemployment insurance in a timely manner. there's the three ts when we look at what's going on -- timely, is it temporary, and is it targeted. and the congress and the administration, especially the leadership in the white house, has really been failing in that manner. so, you know, again, i'm hopeful. i'm honored to serve on this commission with these other members, you know, that have national stature, not only here in new jersey. and one of the main points that i'm hoping to bring to that conversation is one about alis, we saw that population rise from 33% of households to about 40% of households during this expansion. so, what i take away from that is is that, you know, y

this is why this is why when i see people say well america's bullying the chinese. are demanding of the moment what we demand of every nation be transparent be open be a reliable partner the very things they say the chinese say they want to cooperate great cooperation is about action. opening up it's about sharing this information so the details of who are patient 0 where this began are things that are knowledge it's in the position of only the chinese communist party now there are reports that trade representatives from the u.s. and china could hold talks over the phone as early as next week but if the current rhetoric over there coronavirus continues there are legitimate concerns that it will hurt not only of the trade talks but also relations between these 2 countries which could lead to a new cold war all right artie's rachel blevins thanks so much for from that report thank you and president trump is beating the trade war drum saying tariffs could be the ultimate punishment on china and this could be a poke in the geo political trade war hornets' nest so joinin

it's time for the emotional bullying to stop.he bullies on the left want you to think you don't value every life because you know it's time to re-open the economy. their is a guilt-laced political argument with anyone technology right whatsoever. -- with no integrity whatsoever. don't tell me if i want to get off unemployment to go back to work to care for me and my family that i don't care about people's lives. lockdowns have a shelf life based on the medical necessity of who is at risk. we did egg you told us. shell -- we did everything you told us, socially distances, washed our hands. and like children we wait quietly and patiently to go outside and resume our lives. we suffer at home from depression, alcohol i am -- alcoholism, drug abuse, child abuse. the inability to get elective surgery while with wrighting in pain. if we miss our chemotherapy, has the cancer spread in the interest rum? yes we have been good children. we should do this until we flatten the curve and are sure we can hospitalize every one. but the naval shi

stop the guilt bullying. our patience is wearing thin.kdowns have a shelf life based on the medical necessity of whose at risk. we have done everything you told us. sheltered in place, closed our businesses, socially distansd, scrubbed our hands and wore our masks. and like children we wait patiently and quietly for you to give us the okay to go outside and resume our lives. who noles if our jobs are gone for good. we suffer at home from drug addiction, domestic violence, child abuse, the inability to getting he elective surgery. if we missed our chemotherapy as the cancer spread in the interim? st yes, we have -- yes, we have been good ch children. we should do this until we flatten the curve and we are sure we can hospitalsize everyone. the naval ships mostly empty on our east and west coast are gone. but new york city and los angeles are both still on lockdown. the curve was flattened, the hospitals are empty, and the goal post now is all about the vaccine. power hungry governors like gretchen whitmer in michigan. only six counties hav

i wonder why for areas such disproportionately high mortality rates i restarted keesha bullis in the same area one patient 0 on. iran you know as magna carta freedom reason when there are. good you have to put it out. action seeing as how many. see that we are have our mask on and a ring round ring in your which i considered one of them were area out west and westchester made the news because. lawyer and you rest now being known as patient 0 to measure to manhattan and that's how it started spreading the new york. heart. managed to get our own or made. me. wish that my sister works for a new york presbyterian hospital she has been now is already going to be on. already neymar my uncle who have been proclaimed. michael vick 19 it's unfortunate that there are 16 the number and that it's a lot of war and black and spanish and me and minority people that are getting it who are. the core population are dying one as in everyday circumstances when you go to a hospital in new york city and probably in any other age the 1st thing they actually raised you having been a 4 or 5 different times t

with the print agreed to use the functioning of the bank's media bullies in the. bronx is likely to shift she says she's just put out a little. you know in the face of a pandemic virus that spread so rapidly and so quickly throughout the global population you can't really think in the short run about changing people's underlying metabolic state one hopes that we can learn something from this too in the long. healthier lifestyles to create a more healthy plant. was. going to be cured. by. hammocks cassar this is the kaiser report hey did you know that on sundays 1 pm eastern standard time it's locked down with the kaiser's on our kaiser report twitter periscope that's right oh yeah it's becoming the go to sunday show facing max you might say it is down you know my good times there guaranteed well in fact you know what in our global economy a monetary system right now good times are promising that you.

carrying over $100.00 migrants before they attempted to cross to europe from the coastal city of daraa bully authorities say the migrants including women and children will be transferred to a detention center. india has announced it is to ease some lockdown restrictions from june 8th restaurants hotels shopping centers and religious buildings will be allowed to reopen areas with high numbers of infections are excluded from the changes india recorded a daily record of nearly 8000 new infections on saturday. well russia has been easing its coronavirus restrictions bods restaurants bars and cafes remain shuttered the hospitality sector has been hit hard not least because many were already struggling to survive in the best of times while now some owners have joined an internet campaign stripping down to raise awareness of their plight. young make it desperate in this photo shoot nudity does not represent sex or erotica rather vulnerability and fear the action is called. naked hunger. posing before the camera. and bar and restaurant owners know facing financial ruin because the coronavirus in the

there are questions over the films accuracy but it shines a light on workplace bullying and harassment for many. and it features some of hollywood's finest actresses in top form. it's like we're telling women to speak up for yourself, just know the entire network is with roger. bombshell is out on digital now and on dvd on monday. thank you for watching the film review with me, anna smith. stay safe and we'll be back next week with more home—viewing treats. no—one makes their own way. not really. least of all a woman. you'll need to marry well. but you are not married. that's because i am rich. hello. if it's warmth you're after, there is some in this forecast, eventually for all. if it's rain, that's only coming for some. now saturday's weather looks to be a complete repeat of what we had on friday. warm sunny spells at times, from cloud, the chance for a shower. things are though steadily changing. we're going to bring warmer air into the uk, as that weekend goes on, more widely into next week. there will be a bit of rain in places as that transition takes place, more especially thou

and of course also twitter is really bad at handling bullying on its platform. this is obviously a high profile case where there is a widower and his family watching on with this that is bringing up memories that shouldn't have to live again. so this is something that i think is just more reflective of the platform as a whole. there's a will the of people who suffer bullying and cyber harassment as a result of this platform. >> i'm glad you bring that up. i know so many people who have stopped engaging on twitter or do it just as little as possible. they'll do it through another social media platform. or don't en read the comments because it is just so awful. it's such a cesspool. i don't think jack realizes if he cleaned this up, he would gain more fans and people on twitter who want to be there. people saying i don't want to deal with twitter. it's toxic. this is the president continuing to smear joe with an unsubstantiated conspiracy theory. watch this. >> have you seen the letter that was written by her husband begging twitter to delete your tweets talking a

there are questions over the films accuracy but it shines a light on workplace bullying and harassment and it features some of hollywood's finest actresses in top form. we are compelling women to speak up for yourself, just note that entire network is with roger. bombshell is out on digital now and on dvd on monday. thank you for watching the film review with me, anna smith. stay safe and we will be back next week with more home viewing treats. no one makes their own way. not really. least of all a woman. you will need to marry well. but you are not married. that is because i am rich. hello there. it's been a week of contrast and close start with the brought in north easterly wind. temperatures monday and tuesday really struggling just barely getting into double digits. clear skies by night and lead to some night—time frost. that was not great news really record—breaking load minimums across parts of northern ireland. slowly but surely we got there. the temperature started to recover as we went to the week and this weekend, we could see highs of 20 degrees. but there is also going to b