tony gardner. _ of regime that he runs. tony gardner. we _ of regime that he runs.he runs. tony gardner, we will have - of regime that he runs. tony gardner, we will have to - of regime that he runs. tony i gardner, we will have to leave of regime that he runs. tony - gardner, we will have to leave it there. thank you so much for coming on the programme. very good to get your perspective. the us president and the first lady have attended a morning mass in cornwall this morning. and later the couple will be heading from here to windsor to have tea with the queen. were going to switch to our correspondent meg i understand when they went to the church the local priest had no idea that they were going to arrive. that ha--ens that they were going to arrive. that happens quite _ that they were going to arrive. that happens quite a _ that they were going to arrive. t�*isgt happens quite a lot and i wonder if thatis happens quite a lot and i wonder if that is being a security thing because that happened the other day when the first lady and their prime minister, the uk prim

before he's had his photograph taken by gardner on a number of occasions gardner knows that he set it up to gettysburg. everyone knows he's going up to gettysburg. gardner is compiling an album of these photographs. i don't believe for a minute that lincoln didn't see these things. i don't believe for a minute gardner wouldn't have shown them to him or that lincoln would not have expressed interest in them and when i read lincoln's words of the gettysburg address these photographs are what are echoing around in my head. we cannot consecrate we cannot hallow this ground more than those who gave their lives here lincoln is in effect saying, what do you expect me to say? you've seen the bodies. we're now burying the bodies. we're trying to honor them and we're trying to remember. this is what we are fighting for to get past this to me. this is a room in part about paying last respects and there are plenty of people who saw the photographs at matthew brady's who felt as though they were in fact paying last respects to the dead and thanking their lucky stars. they weren't one of them and i

there is a passionate gardner. with this green facade, he's providing a natural air conditioner in the heart of the city. if run for fun, yes, i mean the leaves are starting to retract and slowly dry out and then, but thanks to our watering system, a vessel there are also fresh uses fever, but call me this shopping center is called cruise organ, tooth named digital schooner sally's shopping area, the 30000 horn bin plants to cool to building to hampton noise and absorb carbon dioxide in their 1st summer plant. so already feeling the heat they're part of an effort to counteract increasing heat waste in german cities. a consequence of climate change means to only be for 6 months. so there's still news. this applied by special irrigation system. all nearly 35 degrees. how's it running? 5 leaders a day for the tubs, and 15 leaders per square meter for the mission must. what's that red outage for us? and it's a malfunction in the out that supply will have to go to the basement and invented to us in the system, uses a lo

my first question is for mark gardner.k i would like you to share a little bit about the story of u.s. premium beef and what were the ag economics licuini made the decision to do that even if i recall it was basically cattle producers that informed us parking -- packing plant. >> thank you senator marshall. some of the things we are talking about today as i mentioned in my testimony we were -- our product was terrible and we were leaving market share michigan state university wrote a paper that said five years and helme meltdown in and we were not going to be with relevant in the protein business. i was 35 years old and we were scared to death about investing and spend mentioned oftentimes about investing in our community and their infrastructure. we wanted to get some skin in the game and understand whatad made cattle better so we made that purchase of national beef as a group of ford in 70 plus stock owners because our cattle weren't very good. and so when we went about doing that all of a sudden we got that information

gardner and mr. toncor, doctor, i remember your testimony.n nebraska i represent every segment of the supply chain. cow-calf, background, feed yards of every side. we have packers of every size, including three of the big four. i understand that every region is different. what works in one state might not work in another. so i see the merit in ama's. i understand why they may be more popular in certain regions. i understand they provide greater economic returns as well as operational efficiencies, both for packers and for feed yards. in fact, that's why i've included a contract library in my legislation, to provide all producers who want to diversify their marketing, but who were not lucky enough to have a seat at the negotiating table that mr. gardner references in his testimony and they can then have access to examples of what already exists in the marketplace. doctor, the economist on the panel, i'm interested in your opinion on mr. gardner's testimony where he states that his customers on. >> a have earned $92.71 per head in premiums abov

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. >> we get the story now from cave gardner. my heart was broken.as not included with perfect jordan. paul says her sister morgan arnold. >> is part of the shoreline junior high school cheer team morgan loves deeply and morgan gives her heart to everything that she says that includes the cheer team. but by looking at the yearbook, you wouldn't know the yearbook chose to use this picture of the team. morgan isn't in it, but it's not because she missed picture day in this photo. she's clearly president, the davis school district says it's working to remedy this problem and i don't think anybody had no intent in this. it just was a mistake that was made and we're trying to figure out why that mistake was made. lynn says the district is working with the teachers involved to get to the center of the mistake. >> and says they are also working with morgans parents. paul says they believe the school will do better and right now says they are following morgan's example. >> mark in when asked how she felt said she loves those girls. they are her friends and s

ed gardner health services in san jose, staffing is a problem. they simply need more doctors for their community clinics. but while hiring physicians was difficult before covid, it's practically impossible. now we're hoping to hire more clinicians. we definitely need more clinicians, but it's a very it's definitely a challenge the issue a nationwide doctor shortage, according to a report by the association of american medical colleges. population growth was already outpacing the number of newly minted doctors, but add in the pandemic, and all of a sudden, more physicians were burned out or pushed into early retirement. but we've been looking at this shortage we've been trying to increase the number of medical school slots, plus nationally, an extra 1000 residency slots were added last year. still, hospitals like sequoia in redwood city, say the shortfalls extend to all specialties from infectious disease experts to urologists, plus the bay area's high cost of living doesn't help with recruitment, so they're doing the best they can to fill the gap

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anthony gardner, thank you so much for taking the time. enjoy italy. it's absolutely a beautiful country. thank you so much. >> thank you. ashley: all right. thank you. netflix going from the streaming wars to the online shopping wars? but let's be honest, will lurch really help the original king of content beat its growing number of rivals? our floor show answer that question next. as we head to a break, we'll take a quick look at the big board as we finish another week of trading. and it is weak, is it not? the dow slightly lower, we'll see if it can pick up some steam as we head toward the closing bell. "the claman countdown" is coming right back. ♪ ♪ stay restless, with the icon that does the same. the rx crafted by lexus. get 1.9% apr financing on the 2021 rx 350. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. [typing sounds] [music fades in] [voice of female] my husband ben and i on the 2021 rx 350. opened ben's chili bowl the very same year that we were married. that's 1958. [voice of male] the chili bowl really has never closed in our history. when t

joining us now is amy gardner. she is washington post national political reporter, she is one of four post reporters who are byline on the story today. miss gardner, is very nice to have you, here thank you for making time tonight. >> thank you so much, rachel. >> so, this piece today is a great sort of, connecting of the dots. a bringing together of a lot of different sources of information. including interviews with people involved in or briefed on these events. in terms of the pressure that was put on justice department officials, what are the unanswered questions here? one of the black boxes that aren't answered either in the emails or in the interviews that you and your colleagues conducted than either a criminal investigation or congressional investigation might be able to get it? >> well, i can tell you what i'm really curious about, i'm certainly curious about exactly what caused it bjp act to resign. as you just alluded to. i think they're a few different possibilities, and i'm just not shore, it seems as

gardner, we don't know much about j.e. gardner except that he organized this effort to call on the president of the united states, in july of 1862, to unleash the power of african-americans who up until this point had not been permitted to volunteer for the union army and constituted what some people called a sable arm that could help the union win the war by increasing its man power exponentially. we've seen this object. it's a scroll. it's a big scroll. >> 25 feet or something. >> 25 feet long. it's never been exhibited altogether because you need two floors of the majestic galleries of the historical society to give it the full justice. it is signed by an amazing group of supporters of black enlistment for the time. it's signed by, clearly, irish americans, by jewish americans, by german americans, people from all walks of life. and could you tell from their addresses, which are inserted as if it is a nominating petition for public office and it runs the gamut and it also has quite a few famous names, important names in

matthew brady has sent his photographer alexander gardner out into the field. gardener is a glasgow born journalist who's a socialist who believes that this is a fight about the soul of american democracy and he will paint bloated corpses of confederate soldiers three weeks later matthew brady will put them on view in his new york gallery across the street from the national academy of design basically, like putting them on view across the street from this museum or the national gallery he calls it the dead at antietam the visitors among them was oliver wendell holmes senior who was an amateur photographer and father of the eventual supreme court justice who is just completely undone by these photographs. his son was wounded at antietam and to them they trigger what we would now call post traumatic stress of i'm not sure i can actually be in the room with them. you also have to remember these were stereo photograph. the first people who viewed pictures of dead americans were looking at them in 3d. that kind of sucks the air out of the room. i mean you can't roma

thing i was calling to to get the family alone when i moved belinda, i had the the me the be the gardner the bank. i don't the land but that is marble for the but but yeah the up under the under denny. i'm not something beautiful. i'm all he long, but let's say a little higher. did you say prehaps to the man i i i i joined today my phone and it'll be to school valley for new really god or schooling, but i don't believe and but once i have 2001 when i got winning and what i had a minimum and that's how the spread call see last time i get that. totally put you on. get that under just a little more. skipped onto my guy was he might perceive ah, in the news valley, there might be some body like so. mario deal, mcdaniel gosh, and douglas hopefully up. i'm up up. i'd be awesome if you'd like. my dad is doing a prophy and i need to be and i like it. it's like it's a minute this i'm not sure how to mingle that i see the a my get the on my or to to get caught up on monday. i'm a good the good up to me. ah, the current and she let me get the finance to calling you from. i got my tell you need to g

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emily: jason gardner, ceo and founder of marqeta thanks so much for joining us.thank you, emily. haidi: back to the financial markets. we have two pieces of news in the world. ed ludlow has been following this. ed: the philadelphia semiconductor index is down 4/10 of 1%, falling for a third day. at one point intel was the biggest points gain or. it ended the day at 0% change. often do you see that? no action. the story of the day is about a potential listing, another stock that could during the fall, global foundries ramping up its road to an ipo, hiring banks to target. $30 billion listing at some point over the next 12 months. already has morgan stanley in the bag, why not add bank of america, j.p. morgan chase? really impressive. this is a company that has been at the heart of the global chip shortage because it is the smallest of those third-party players that make chips on behalf of those that designed them, behind the likes of samsung. it is an american company and a lot of attention of what it can do to ramp up domestic production. look at the philadelphia

they knew for decades there was a problem there. >> gardner harris, incredible reporting.>>> and tennis grand slam champ naomi osaka has withdrawn from the french open. why she's taking a tennis time-out and her plea to the sports world, next on "andrea mitchell report." mitchell repor. [ cellphone vibrates ] you'll get proactive alerts for market events before they happen... and insights on every buy and sell decision. with zero-commission online u.s. stock and etf trades. for smarter trading decisions, get decision tech from fidelity. so, you have diabetes, here are some easy rules. no sugar. no pizza. no foods you love. stressed? no stress. exercise. but no days off! easy, no? no. no. no. no. but with freestyle libre 14 day, you can take the mystery out of your diabetes. now you know. sir, do you know what you want to order? yes. freestyle libre 14 day. try it for free. struggling to manage my type 2 diabetes was knocking me out of my zone, but lowering my a1c with once-weekly ozempic® helped me get back in it. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic® ♪ my zone? lowering my a1c and losin

here's frank gardner again on the background.e has made two unsuccessful escapes to escape —— attempt to escapes to escape —— attempt to escape from her family. escapes to escape —— attempt to escape from herfamily. she escapes to escape —— attempt to escape from her family. she feels as if she is living in a gilded cage and she wanted to live as a free person as it were. she tried to escape when she was only 16 in 2002. she tried to get across the border and was returned. she tried again very dramatically in 2018, aided by a finnish friend, and the escape by boat. they got to the indian coast before they were recaptured by indian commandos backed by that you we, returned to dubai. in february, there was a very distressing video that showed her clearly very distressed, and fear of her life, saying she was imprisoned against her will by her father. there were guards night and day. the un was very concerned about this and they demanded proof of her life and proof that she was in good hands. the uae didn't provide that immediately.

amy gardner, "washington post" political reporter, congratulations to you andin yo colleagues on this important advance in this story. thanks for helping us understand it. >> thank you, rachel. it >>> much more ahead here tonight. a busy news night. stay with us. stay with us ♪♪ dad, why didn't you answer your phone? your mother loved this park. ♪♪ she did. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. our friends sold their policy to help pay for their medical bills and that got me thinking. maybe selling our policy could help with our retirement. i'm skeptical, so i did some research and called coventry direct. they explained life insurance is a valuable asset that can be sold. we learned that we can sell all of our policy or keep part of it with no future payments, who knew? we sold our policy. now we can relax and enjoy our retirem

we've been doing a lot of letters this morning a letter from julia gardner tyler to her mother in which she said i very well know every eye is upon me my dear mother and i will behave accordingly and i like to begin with julia gardner tyler because she's one of these few first ladies where we have a lot of images of her next slide, please. one of the earliest ones is actually kind of a coded image which shows her as the rose of long island in this print by alfred baker which appeared in a new york city newspaper. there's a little cartouche on the side where her pocketbook would be which says something to the effective i shop at bogart in the family's which was a department store in new york. it says they're goods are are very nice and astonishingly cheap. this was a big scandal, of course for the gardener family young. julia had been a debutant when she came out. she was known as the rose of long island and at the very bottom of that picture you can see a little rose there and so people recognize her her family shipped her off to europe until the controversy was able to die down and her

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doctor jeff gardner -- >> and i will accept, that josh. >> yes. thank you, i kiss a brotherly love.e pandemic. you sent to some wonderful stories of how you practice self care. we will share a few before we go. w before w go or crohn's disease, i was there. be right back. but my symptoms were keeping me from where i needed to be. so i talked to my doctor and learned humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for people with uc or crohn's disease. and humira helps people achieve remission that can last, so you can experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. be there for you and them. ask your gastroenterologi

the 1400 characters, each one of them is almost as vivid as chris gardner.ost: how do you get beyond the politics, deborah fallows, in a time where we are so deeply divided as a country and have been over the past couple of years? guest: we did not ask. we did not ask about national politics. we went into the towns, asking people to tell us what was on their minds, what are their stories? what are their problems and how are they solving them? curiously, perhaps, the topic of national politics came up very rarely. i can count on one hand the number of times people wanted to talk politics. we started in 2013 and ended in the end of 2016, 2017. during that time, there were the same kinds of national issues going on. it escalated even farther. but, if you, certainly it is on the minds of people but they don't feel compelled to talk about it if you don't start out with those diner questions of who will you vote for or what about obama or what about trump? if you tell me about tell me -- if you ask tell me what is important, they will launch into what is in their

new and i will come new and make a comment as if not in a song by milan and the madman. men to h. gardner. from behind you do? they come from a window? was a tower being bought but they said david and because i have a game against them. okay. and some out about out of the he'd like to have will be my dad and forced over here to pete ministry. so yeah. you for be built in it is opted a minute in political lena there of course it's really do hope i did get behind us . have a lot of mr. gun thought about it, some some or my cell more, some harder skit him. some of your behavior as the administrator still smokes, a decrease the scale is and you said opening in as a sam this week, a sam abide on data l l a. victor knew me was, was it about always fun to do for jane avenue is alabaster to be can for him in probably should have gave him a $1000000.00 fee on a faster suppose a professor who found advantage here. and then for some d, i called the me that number of nor pull some tribute. since this is janice, hi phone. hi. on calling you to follow up with some of them the same the gun and then sky

at gardner health services in san jose. staffing is a problem.ommunity clinics. but while hiring physicians was difficult before covid, it's practically impossible. now we're hoping to hire more clinicians. we definitely need more clinicians. yeah, but it's a very it's definitely a challenge. the issue a nationwide doctor shortage, according to a report by the association of american medical colleges. population growth was already outpacing the number of newly minted doctors, but add in the pandemic, and all of a sudden, more physicians were burned out or pushed into early retirement. but we've been looking at this shortage we've been trying to increase the number of medical school slots, plus nationally, an extra 1000 residency slots were added last year. still hospitals like sequoia in redwood city, say the shortfalls extend to all specialties. from infectious disease experts to urologist plus the bay area's high cost of living doesn't help with recruitment, so they're doing the best they can to fill the gaps. use telehealth when possible and k

at gardner health services in san jose. staffing is a problem.ed more doctors for their community clinics. but while hiring physicians was difficult before covid, it's practically impossible. now we're hoping to hire more clinicians. we definitely need more clinicians. yeah but it's a very it's definitely a challenge. the issue a nationwide doctor shortage, according to a report by the association of american medical colleges, population growth was already outpacing the number of newly minted doctors, but add in the pandemic, and all of a sudden, more physicians were burned out or pushed into early retirement. but we've been looking at this shortage. we've been trying to increase the number of medical school slots, plus national. really an extra 1000 residency slots were added last year. still, hospitals like sequoia in redwood city, say the shortfalls extend to all specialties from infectious disease experts to urologists, plus the bay area's high cost of living doesn't help with recruitment, so they're doing the best they can to fill the gaps.

um in every conceivable specialty, ed gardner health, they say there's been stiff competition for everyctor. they've interviewed. their salary expectations were pretty high. the bonuses where i now, everybody, it was routine. do you expect to sign on bonus for everybody? and so they've been thinking outside the box looking at international candidates, even those fresh out of school. i must say that i have been very fortunate. i was able to hire all to nurse practitioners, the association of american medical colleges is hopeful there's federal money coming for medical training, which might help and ruben ktvu fox two news. i knew affordable childcare center opened in san francisco today. mayor london breed was at the ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of the city's 12th mission, neighborhood centers. day care facility right before cutting the ribbon. she addressed the. suitable childcare shortage and said she wants more places like this to become available for families so that we can finally get to a place where it is not even a question of if someone can afford to send the

for homes and businesses it calls on cities in the county to enforce restrictions >> reporter: this gardner says the changes will be expensive and hard to achieve because many have cut their water. they are increasing rebates for homeowners to convert thirsty lawns into drought tolerant landscaping and for graywater systems that convert laundry wash for outside irrigation. with federal and state water allocations down and the threat that it will continue into next year, the district said the time to act is now. >> there is simply not very much water in this dry year. >> they were showing us the surface water reservoirs. i am wondering how the groundwater supply is. >> reporter: that is a question. that is really the heart of the water supply here in the santa clara valley. everything we have heard over the past couple of years is that the groundwater supply is good and up. they do not want to touch that because if they do start removing from the ground, you have questions of subsidence and buildings can actually sink, causing permanent damage that can never be fixed. that is the last resort

john gardner, once a general manager of the caravel, remembers those war reporters from his childhood. the famous journalist for that i recall were david hel, bostrom peter arnett, niel. she in molly cypher. tim page. they were names that i grew up with as a teenager watching the vietnam ward in on tv every night. fellow new zealander peter arnett, is credited as being the only western journalist to covered a 20 year war from start to finish. i was assigned to vietnam by the associated press as a correspondent with their saigon bureau and i arrived there in saigon and june of 962 at that time, saigon still had the atmosphere of a french colonial city. when i arrived in saigon, i checked and at the caravel hotel, that was a residence where a p star, those who were in and out of the country, always stayed the war, then was between north and south vietnam. but as it intensified, american presence in saigon grew. the 1st 400 u. s. military advisors checked into the rex hotel. but some stayed at the caravel enough to interest the journalists there. what was interesting to me as a journalis

so far, gardner has set up 6 measuring stations in the mama region using his own son. today he is monitoring his station in the beauty mentioned district. the sensor registers tiny tremors, 3 me to think in the event of an earthquake, it measures the less powerful primary wave of the quake. it sends a signal to appease this 5 to 25 seconds before the stronger and more destructive, secondary wave. ah, the warning time increases the further you are from the earthquakes api center i'm trying to, the spot of the system has proven itself. but if there's only one station per location, there's a risk of false alarm. all the cost reasons, i've only set up $1.00 system at the scores, but it would be better to add one or even 2 stations every 3 kilometers and set up a whole network. but he doesn't have the sun for that. each new station costs about 25000 years. currently, about 5000 people have downloaded his mobile only a fraction in comparison to assemble 15000000 residence but goods, not believe them what he's doing. every 2nd counts all on you to talk to in 10 seconds. you c

what are the benefits, the country like colon and the baltic republics gardner from this position? simply because the any kind of spike and they want to spike for historical cultural window, ideological reason, the entire block suffers. and as i say, every time i do cross up, the world is moving on europe. if you want to tread water, go right ahead because everybody else is moving forward. i mean, this is just the most ridiculous situation have. it's like dealing with children in the cafeteria. go ahead and calculation is, well, we'll, we will have washington in our walnut will be there for us. you know, we know about the united states, united states shell out money or something really big in it or the united states. and i mean, when trump said ok, well we're going to move troops out of germany. i move them into poland and then as oh, great, you know, we'll call it for trump and everything within that will materialize as always happens with these american promises, they never really materialize. and it's true as a marker sandwiches that there was a moment in history when the you wa

experts, a warning the phenomenon could threaten food supplies as sunday, child re reports from nitro gardner in northern bangladesh, bangladesh faces increasingly extreme weather due to climate change, and recently a sudden sharp heat wave destroyed more than 68000 hackers of rice crop. affecting more than 300000 farmers, mohammed sidle had expected to earn enough for him and his family to survive the year on the rice. he cultivated, but now his crop is gone. what about there was this hot wind that lasted for several hours at night time. by morning the entire cropping, this wetlands area was wiped out. now, there is nothing for us to survive on. i can't express it in words, and so far we haven't had any help from the government despite their promises. officials say farmers have received help was that the local agricultural office has conducted a field survey and made the list of the effective people. and we started discussing wanting to them through mobile phone apps as a provided by the government, but many farm. i say that the list were made and handed out by local politicians. and they ne

austria joined the netherlands in the last 16 after beating ukrainian bucharest christ off bound, gardner of hope in heim scored the winner in the 1st half for all 3 or before he was forced off with an injury. austria finish. second, in the group to qualify automatically, the netherlands were already ensure their place in the next round before they beat north macedonia. 3 mill and amsterdam, memphis de pay was among the scores for the dutch. let's take a look now at that final group see table the netherlands top. the group with 3 wins out of 3. austria's when over ukraine sees them take 2nd with ukraine now, sweating to see if they qualify as one of the best 3rd placed sides north macedonia . couldn't win a single point, but they leave with fond memories of their turn that they view organizers of next month's tokyo olympics have announced that up to 10000 local spectators will be allowed inside the games venues. overseas fans are banned and then use will be limited to 50 percent capacity up to a maximum of that $10000.00 organizers insist the games can be held safely. despite the pandemic

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the hearings that we had and i remember explicitly, it seems like it was only yesterday that corey gardner, who used to sit next to me before he went to the senate. we had hearings dealing with what was happening out in colorado. and so you don't want to have the local entrepreneurs that have been doing everything they could to get that out there. so we want to make sure that you don't have that happening. also, i did see on the second part of your question dealt with -- >> rate regulation. >> rate regulation. if you look what's happened in the last few years, the costs have gone up and the costs have gone down. that wasn't because of the federal government, but because of what the companies have been able to get done out there. so, again, once you start putting these rate regulations in, you're going to inhibit what can happen out there. again, as i mentioned a little earlier, a couple years ago, the number -- the old number i had seen is much higher that be today, was $1.7 trillion that the private sector invested out there to make sure we had the -- what we had going into the pandemic.

other say no, it's not about competition within your gardner. it's about geo political influence . we're on the street, are rumors on the street, they point fingers at neighboring country rhonda. tensions are relations between the 2 countries have been robert tense over the last few years. and in the last few years, also a couple of high level police officers were arrested, accused of being agents for one or of course it's impossible to verify these rumors, but it shows the different kind of simulations which run wild over these killings. kristof typical senior lecturer at the university of and for pre searching into governance, governance and conflict in central in east africa. sir, thank you for your views. you're welcome. still become here on al jazeera. despite the criticism from health experts, brazil's president will be backs that copa america more details later in fort ah, the news news news with me o. r g. the leader of western sahara as independence movement has left spain after denying allegations of war crimes, including torture and genocide, in court for him. golly, you

so gardner shows are so important to us with the lights on broadway. have been off since march 2020. when the city shut down to combat the corona virus at $330.00 on a normal wednesday. the street would be full of people. when do you think your broadway is going to come back to that level? you know, i don't really know, for sure. teach cindy has performed in several broadway shows. and it's president of the actors equity union. it's been really devastating. we went from record employment in 2019 to 100 percent unemployment in 2020. in 2019 broadway was responsible for $15000000.00 of the city's economy and $95000.00 jobs. broadway contributes more to new york's economy than all of the professional sports teams combined. for every person an audience member sees on stage, they are probably a dozen people you don't see who are working on the show as well. what's it like to be cut off from doing the thing? you love? artists, i believe, have an internal engine that's constantly telling them to create, create, create. it's a big part of what makes new york n