fabio capozzi talking to us - you. you are welcome. fabio capozzi talking to us about i you.with the pandemic and the various restrictions. thank you so much for your company. we hope you also have a lovely day, a good week ahead, and i will see you soon. ? hello. monday may be the summer solstice but across some southern counties of england, summer may be the last season on your mind. we will start here with cloud and outbreaks of rain which will push up from the south during the night. like it or not, we've reached that turning point in the year — summer solstice, the longest day — on monday with nearly 19 hours of daylight in shetland. just over 16.5 across the channel islands. but across some southern areas, you will be lucky to see sunrise oi’ sunset. it is going to be a fairly cloudy and wet start to the week here. brightening up as the week goes on as things turn a bit cloudier and more showery further north as we go through the week and to start with, rather cool, too. an area of low pressure to the south—west of us which has thrown up some weather fronts to take us i

everyone seems to be so aware and cautious that i have no fear. >> reporter: capozzi among the legionsf workers in hollywood sidelined i the coronavirus pandemic who now have the green light to continue production. but strict guidelines will make that work quite different from before. >> production restarting is going to be a moss monster of a test. >> reporter: elizabeth zweig meister said the entertainment industry's return is subject to new, lengthy union rules. going forward, all cast and crew will be tested for covid- 19 up to three times a week. actors will remain as distanced as possible in scenes with masks required for anyone onset. and every set will be closed to discouraged. all that could leave hollywood having to come up withnew ways look different because the writers are going to have to rewrite to make sure that people can be as distant as possible. >> let's see you time travel out of this one, bill and ted. >> reporter: proposing plans to build a screenplay he wrote later this summer is now considering even more measures on his set. >> we are a smaller production but co

. >> that is addison capozzi act who lives with a disease. children's hospital every week for infusions and noticed the price closet where kids pick out a toy when the treatment is finished and it was down to nothing. >> what did you see? >> having no toys. baby toys and stuff that i don't like. >> it made her sad for the other kids that they were gonna have anything to pick from. so she went for her birthday, e invited her friends and asked for toys for the hospital rather than for herself. >> this project has gotten bigger than addison ever imagined and it looks like it's going to go beyond the holiday giving season. to run into a girl with a big heart and big dream, it made me want to be a part of it. i am here to get some toys to contribute. >> we have some stuff for older girls. some baby toys and puzzles. and we took to lloyd's -- to loads over. what started as an idea in your head has turned into something that so many people are latching onto. >> awesome.>> as for smiles project continues to grow, addison gives more people a chance to

the pilot's name is anthony capozzi. we talked with his father today and said his son has been fg and get this, dad says he didn't even know this happened. he hasn't talked to his son yet. capozzi had to make this landing at the st. mary's airport without any landing gear and as we saw, he got up and walked away without a scratch and looking like he didn't have a care in the world. >> he sauntered away. i've seen people more tense waiting for their coffee at starbucks. >> it was amazing. >> parents, as you start your christmas shopping, there is a list of toys at a consumer safety group says you do not want to buy these. the toys include pij et spinners that contain dangerously high levels of lead and toys that collect data, that data can violate privacy. also toys with batteries that can overheat and catch fire. we have the full list, plus tips for safe toy shopping on our nbc washington app. search dangerous toys. >> speaking of danger to your children, another child death has forced ikea to recall millions of chest an

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currently unused normally production companies rent this space but they are in a dilemma explains capozzi. it's a big gamble for them it's not insurable so either they hold and things fall apart in other ways or they jump in and they could be at risk financially by shutting certain productions down due to someone getting sick or a crew member getting everyone else on the crew 2nd cast included so to me we're in a very big unknown that could be very very scary. like every crisis this one has a winner animated films can be produced remotely and instead of going to the sentiment the new spartans probably soon be arriving by a steaming service in homes around the world. film expert scott ross perot joins me this studio put this it lets put this into perspective how hot is the. it would run it's devastating i mean i've never seen a thing like this and i don't think there has been a thing like this in the entire history of the film industry i mean they've gone through through wars and so forth and have kept making movies and cinemas have still been open even when they were bombing here in berli

currently unused normally production companies rent this space and they are in a dilemma explains capozzi. it's a big gamble for them it's not insurable so either they hold and things fall apart in other ways or they jump in and they could be at risk financially by shutting certain productions down due to someone getting sick or a crew member getting everyone else on the crew sick and cast included so to me we're in a very big unknown that could be very very scary. every crisis this one has a where no animated films can be produced remotely and instead of going to the stand among the new spartans will soon be arriving by a streaming service in homes around the world. it watching t.v. news just reminder the top story we're following for you here today the opposition challenger embellished his presidential election has fled the country after accusing president lukashenko of rigging the results well rossa roughed it in anger after the shank of claimed a landslide victory. you're watching news from berlin coming up next call with a feast of top goals and you can find everything you want on da

the clerk: nomination, amtrak board of directors, david michael capozzi of maryland fob a director. mr. schumer: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of executive calendar number 851, david michael capozzi of maryland to be a director. amtrak board of directors signed by 17 senators as follows. mr. schumer: i ask consent the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. opposed no. it is the opinion of the chair the ayes have it. the motion is agreed to. mr. schumer: i move to proceed to executive session to consider calendar 854. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. opposed no. the motion is agreed to. the clerk will report the nominati

my name is donald capozzi. my partner, aaron and i both share a personal connection and we both run garden creamery. i ask you to reject the application on the grounds that the sponsor committed perjury on two separate occasions or directed others to do so in order to expedite the application process. the project sponsor has committed perjury by first lying about the name of their business as matcha ice cream, third, lying about the locations and the leases they operate at, and third, by not listening to brand teachers like the core, the signage scheme, color combinations, etc. after discovering the perjury, i submitted it to the planning department. the planning department gave the project sponsor another chance to resubmit their affidavit. the project sponsor committed perjury again by lying to a number of businesses. in his submission to the commission, i have demonstrated through a variety of publicly available documents and communications with the project sponsor that represent match and moore willfully mi

although others contributed to his invention, bell won out because of america capozzi patent laws. -- america's patent laws. >> thank you for coming to tonight's program. can you hear me? now? tonight. for coming out of courtesy to the speaker, please turn off your electronic devices, he gets even though we are talking about telephones, we do not actually to hear them during the program. [laughter] >> like this? ok. thank you. the 1800s were a time of rough and ready idealism in the united states. washe federal era transformed into a template for what we know now. it was a time in which are learning to cope with the , steel andught steam electricity and laid the foundations for the 20th century. it was a time when customs were argued over and formalized into laws. among the types of folk heroes generated during these times, was that of the loan, genius inventor. from the founding of our country, americans have been obsessed with creativity. it is possible to become a famous and rich to be the first person to invent something useful. privileges of this exalted status has been the grant

president mary capozzi in announced that she will resign at the end of the fall semester. >> this comes after she faced criticism of her handling of a abuse case with former student athletes. the case resulted in a one 0.6 million dollars settlement with the u.s. department of justice to the alleged victims in this case crawford's taylor reports. >> some students here on campus say they received that letter sent out by the university's president. however many weren't aware of all that led up to this. meanwhile, san jose state university alumni say this is something they've been following for years. you know that this spring some sort of closure to those alleged victims. san jose state university. president mary proposing an announced her resignation on thursday. this comes 2 weeks after an investigation by the u.s. department of justice. >> found at the school mishandled its own investigation and failed for more than a decade to respond to reports of abuse by its ftrmer director of sports medicine of scott shocked because the un's tenure as president began in 2016 nearly 7 years after t

built on the idea that countries will share the air for the best on historical responsibility i'm capozzi those countries that have the good historical disposability and have the greatest capacity shoulda the greatest part of the effort and that is what trump is avoiding but the rest of the world will let him get away with it i mean thanks very much indeed i know you got to get a flight we do appreciate your time thanks very much and he joined us here so you can hear the plenary still ongoing we're very close now i think to a conclusion that we will this these tones are all about cantering on to the sunlit uplands of international cooperation. that nearly disappeared into the vortex of national divides but it seems at least with staggering on today's uplands of that maybe more international cooperation as we lead into the important next year when the paris agreement becomes that international mechanism of collaboration ok nick carr kind of life for us and madrid thank you very much indeed well for more insights on what is a stake at the current 25 summit let's bring in meteorologist kevin

. >> ed: but the ground shifted from sue capozzi. >> emily: absolute coming of 220 democrats in the house. >> harris: this is what i call some of these hearings. if your buddy's grandstanding. "oh, my gosh, no! is to turn to jump through the high wire loop!" could they have done this better in terms of democrats? to go behind closed doors for its entirety, and talk with maguire before they walk out their performances? i don't know. again, just a really basic question. the much-anticipated testimony now, the acting intel chief, is over. the reason we have a camera shot of the hallway there is because on capitol hill we are waiting for joseph maguire to exit. sometimes people will say things to the cameras. there is a scrum of reporters at all times. >> ed: it looks like the set-asides where he's going to go for. we will wait to see if he talks to reporters. >> harris: with the senate. real quickly, you were talking about this part of the whistle-blower complaint. i do not know whether similar measures were taken to restrict access to other records of the call, in terms of taking informatio

derek capozzi, 37, they want this inmate back. back to you guys. jane: thanks. jon? jon: -- jon: in the top box, the enormous cloud of volcanic ash continues, spreading across europe, wrecking travel plans for people all over the world, really. sparking health concerns on the ground as well. eruption disruption, and how long this danger could last. >>> m the middle box, busted, a billion dollars human smuggling ring along the u.s.-mexico border, federal agents arresting dozens of smugglers in arizona in the largest raid ever by immigrations and customs enforcement. >>> in the bottom box, bully backlash after prosecutors say a 15-year-old girl was tormented to death. one school now accused of going too far to crack down. some parents are outraged. see what you think. jane: we've got new information this morning about the nation's former top spy signed off on destroying cia interrogation tapes. internal e-mails now show the former cia director porter goss agreed to destroy the videotapes that show the harsh interrogation in '05, this remains controversial and part of a

who reportedly made women uncomfortable at company events and he fairly left and new hr chief heidi capozzie've reached out to mr mr. easterbrook's attorney, no response yet but will give updates as we get them back over to you. >> thank you very much kate rogers on the latest from mcdonald what do you think of this latest move from mcdonald's is this still the golden arches? >> first thing, infidelity, that's been around a long time, not to excuse it, it is what it is second, if you're in this situation, doesn't a gentleman stand up and say i'm giving you the money back come on. so as to mcdonald's the chart. looks pretty good. i'd like to be wrong i'd like to be long. >> all right he wants to be long. is this situation you'd buy? >> kate's reporting is fantastic but in terms of the stock, you think of what's going on, people are starting it write about this, mcdonald's is really poised to be successful in an economic down turn and the stock is telling you all you need to know what people think the economy will look like, series of higher highs and higher lows since that march low and that

very difficult to know how to get into the minds of the two young men who were planning that. 9/11 capozzi well, there is -- 9/11, well, there is the 9/11 commission report, which details the intelligence community and how the ice needed to change. minnesota, independent line. my question is, what is the final goal, or what would satisfy people like yourself and others as far as what the nsa or what you out, want discovered? -- i think sense, the caller is saying for civil libertarians, what types of reforms could possibly be enough? and for most of nsa's critics the answer critics, to the question is probably nothing it will be able to do. but there are reasonable things that the nsa, congress, the courts, the president are able to impose on what the nsa does that will make things better, that will improve the nsa's collection techniques and make each year for americans to trust the government when the government says, well, we're not collecting information about you and we're not using that information. quite frankly, a lot of the nsa's problems, so far as i'm concerned, stan -- extend f

the white house sent capozzi -- pelosi a proposed list of budget cuts that would be part of the deal.cept or reject the items. for the second time since the u.s. and china agreed to a trade truce, senior officials have spoken by phone. no details on what was discussed and no word when negotiators will meet face-to-face. the u.s. wants china to buy more farm goods and china wants the u.s. to ease restrictions on huawei. president trump plans to nominate eugene scalia to be the secretary, the son of antonin scalia. scalia has represented a number of companies that have battled unions and tougher labor laws. in germany, angela merkel holding her annual press conference, says she is feeling good and plans to serve out her term. there has been speculation about her health. on three occasions, she was seen trembling during public events. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. nejra: thank you so much. oil snapped four days of losses after the u.s. said

madam chair, i move that the nomination of david capozzi to be director of the amtrak board of directors, pn 1693, the nomination of elaine clegg to be a director on the amtrak board of directors, pn 1692, the nomination of ronald battery to be direct on the amtrak board of directors, pn 2032, the nomination of lanhee chen to be a direct on amtrak board of directors. pn 1568, the nomination of felix sanchez to be a member of the board of directors of the corporation for public broadcasting. pn 2241, the nomination of adam white to be a member of the board of directors of the corporation for public broadcasting. pn 1979, the nomination of lisa ballance be a member of the marine mammal commission. pn 1949 the nomination of the recent solo to a federal maritime commission, and pn 2130, pn 2131, pn 2132, pn 1534 -2, pn 2228, 2228, pn 2229, pn 2230, and pn 2231, coast guard promotions the favorably report. >> is there a second? all those in favor say i. all opposed. the ayes have it that . the motion is agreed to. the nominations are reported favorably. we have now concluded our hearing prep