tyranny of elites and corporations the new book the actual by nigerian poet and playwright anyone elam's explores this concept and more as well as reappraising the legacies of figures like rudyard kipling and nelson mandela and i sat down with him before the police killings of nigerian protesters and before the introduction of jihad to coronavirus restrictions here in london i started by asking him what he thought of the u.k. government's apparent suggestion that those in the arts should retrain to defacto help capitalism that was disheartening for people in my industry work in theatre as well so and orcs run deep right across every every action every level of the sector from the writers to the musicians to the directors and the ripples the effect has been horrendous because. what we think or think about the conservative party one of their icons is churchill right and during the war they talked about fighting for the arts like what else are we fighting for the ones i know will in order to exactly as rich it's pathetic to see them got themselves to got their own founding principles of cou

stephanie elam, thanks very much. >>> well, ahead, a devastating day for the airline industry. of jobs cut. delta's ceo is with us ahead. ♪ when disaster strikes to one, we all get together and support each other. that's the nature of humanity. ♪ it has encouraged other people to take the time for each other. ♪ ♪ but despite the rising pain and anguish made worse during the pandemic, insurance companies still refused to cover mental health and addiction treatment. until now. senator scott wiener went to work - taking them on. passing a law requiring the insurance industry to cover mental health and addiction treatment. now more than ever, californians need mental health coverage. i won't let up until the stigma of mental health and addiction is finally over. >>> a very good thursday morning to you. it is almost the end of the week. i'm jim sciutto. >> and i'm poppy harlow. we're glad you're here. the president last night you be leashing new xenophobic attack against a sitting u.s. congresswoman of color. this is one day after he failed to explicitly condemn white supremacists.

let's go to cnn's stephanie elam with more. >> reporter: disneyland, it's known as the happiest place slogan. >> my return to disney is like my return to home. i saw it as a teenager. >> reporter: designer mark griffin gives disney that holiday magic. he's worked more than a decade at the park. this month, he was told it would coming to an end. >> disney announces they're laying off 58,000 employees. how did that impact you? >> it's devastating. we're all worried about our livelihood. i'm worried am i able to stay in this house. am i able to keep a roof over my kids' heads. i'm 52 and on food stamps for the first time in my life. >> reporter: after disney world's full opening in july, disneyland hoped as well. but california's spike led governor newsom to toughen the approach. on october 12th, he repeated his health first to theme parks. >> they're cities. small cities. they're people from all around the world. not just people proximate to these theme parks that come together and mix. >> reporter: earlier this month, disney fired back. its chief medical officer tweeted we absolutely r

cnn stephanie elam is live in los angeles. what do we know, stephanie?: good morning, alisyn. first update on the two deputies. they are miraculously already at home and recovering. the sheriff saying he does expect them to return back to work once they do heal. now we have a timeline how this played out and how they were able to identify their suspect. >> reporter: a brazen ambush of law enforcement that shocked the nation. >> that was a cowardly act. >> reporter: two los angeles county sheriff's deputies shot in cold blood as they sat in their cruiser outside of a transit center. >> we have found our suspect. >> reporter: now the sheriff's department says it nabbed the suspect, 36-year-old deonte lee murray after connecting the dots to a crime on september 1st. >> murray was arrested two weeks ago and charged in connection with a carjacking of a man driving a mercedes-benz in compton and charged with also shooting the driver of that mercedes. >> reporter: that car would turn out to be key. on september 12th, the deputies were ambushed. the female deput

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has the record of the oldest player to feature in the world cup with 45 year old goalkeeper a sam elam dari there will be no world cup for badar but plenty of a clay. thanks for watching. leathern from my shoes believe me come a shoe. tell me more just. the beginning of the end to animal based products. but which alternatives work and which ones. new ideas from the global market made in germany. to tell you. eco africa. baby boom for uganda is not in. the primates have taken advantage of the peace and quiet of the current virus lock down to produce a particularly large number of offspring presidents in the neighboring villages are thrilled they hope that these were animals will soon attract new tourists again the eco africa. 60 minutes on d w. w's crime fighters are back africa's most successful radio drama series continues this season the stories focus on hate speech color of the mention the sustainable chocolate production. all of a sow's are available online and of course you can share and discuss on africa's facebook page and other social media platforms. crime fighters to name now

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cnn's stephanie elam looks at the life and career of the rock and roll superstar. >> reporter: eddie was one of the greatest guitarists of all time. he was a guitar god and raised the musical bar for future generations. born to a musical family, he bought his first guitar at age 12. he then taught himself how to play. >> to take lessons, you go out and buy a book which is based on a theory, whereas, you're a 12-year-old, do what you want. everything i do is based on tone and sound. >> reporter: by high school he was the lead guitarist in the band that would go on to bear his last name, van halen. in the span of four decades van halen went on to release four albums. they sold over 10 million copies and was certified diamond. its second track featured an eddie van halen guitar solo that forever redefined the instrument. his signature two handed tapping technique allowed him to reach otherwise impossible notes. it was customized guitar. he called it the frankenstrat or franken stein. part gibson and fender. the guitar is a basic instrument. >> it reminds me of a formula one race car. >>

he helped give the band van halen its sound and cnn's stephanie elam looks back at the career of theddie van halen was haled as one of the greatest guitarists of all time. his ripping rhythm branded him a guitar god and raised the musical bar for future generations. born to a musical family, van hall len bought his first guitar at age 12. he then taught himself how to play. >> you take lessons, then you're going by a book, which is based on a theory. whereas, the facts are, again, you have 12 notes. everything i do is based on tone and sound. >> reporter: by high school he was the lead guitarist in the band that would go on to bear his last name. van halen. in the span of four decades van halen released over a dozen albums. their 1978 self-titled debut sold over 10 million copies and was certified diamond. its secretary track "eruption" featured an eddie van halen guitar solo that forever redefined the instrument. this allowed him to reach otherwise impossible notes. the sound was intensified by a custom guitar van halen designed and built himself. he called it the frankenstrat or fr

stephanie elam is live on the scene. oh, my gosh, stephanie. what is happening?> reporter: a lot going on out here right now and basically the milled of the night. i do want to show you what is going on here. we keep watching this area behind here flare up with flames. this is referencing the blue ridge fire. two fires. silverado and blue bridge fires are burning in orange county. having more than 100,000 people evacuated. this is the issue. you can probably probably see the wind is interrogate up the emb -- picking up the embers and throwing it into the sky and the concern is it could burn the houses nearby. you're looking at all of these people and a lot of people out here right now watching out here tonight because they are afraid of the fact that those embers come out and could come across here to these houses that are right here across the street. a homeowner back there is hosing down their house across the street strititrying to stop tha. as the sunset comes up it will heat up and winds will probably get stronger and that is the concern here. the firefighte

. >> reporter: i'm stephanie elam in los angeles.s postal service saying 18 postal employees have tested positive for the coronavirus at the las vegas processing center. the center employs 800 people. they continue to push cdc protocols including social distancing, washing their hands and wearing masks. they're saying despite the number of positive test that is have come in from september 26th, it has had no impact on their operations. >>> i'm brianna goulidriga in new york. after new york reported the highest average since april, officials are focusing on schools. the state's department of health and human services reported 26 new outbreaks on monday in k-12 schools and the largest at kalamazoo college. 21 reported cases. in total, more than 80 schools are reportedly experiencing outbreaks. governor gretchen whitmer saying, quote, if we drop our guard, we're going to see a community spread and we're already seeing that a bit. >>> i'm erica hill in new york. for the first time in its 178 year history the new york philharmonic is canc

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stephanie elam looks back at his life. >> mr. -- >> bond, james bond. >> sean connery was the first to utter that now-famous line and turn the name james bond into a worldwide phenomenon. connery was born in 1930 in edinburgh and joined the british royal navy in 1947, but was discharged due to medical issues. he found work as an artist, model and body builder and appeared in the musical "south pacific". >> i was in "south pacific" in london, yeah, and i never seriously considered being an actor. it was two hours of an evening and i had a terrific time. >> but an actor is exactly what he became. connery said busy during the 1950s landing roles in television and film. in 1961 he met producer albert brockley, who was looking for a leading man to play a secret agent in an upcoming spy film "dr. no". the role of the mysterious handsome james bond turned sean connery to movie star, delivering famous one-liners. >> aren't you in the wrong room, mr. bond? >> not from where i'm standing. >> connery would make seven bond films, the last being never say never again. in 1991 he explained his reaso

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