with paraplegia because the nerve connections are disrupted but if there are any remaining impulses hal could provide beneficial treatment time for a little test walk because sandra is allowed to wear the exoskeleton herself it's attached to a bracket since it's designed for people with impaired mobility it's a very intimate. setting it is actually really like starting training right now. i feel a little bit mechanic with my movement. but i think it is just getting used to the machine because now i feel a little more comfortable in it so now using creasing to speed. the monitor displays casandra and her nerve signals as a way for how works together with other systems to analyze the signals and evaluate user data. so how do paralyzed people actually learn to walk again with health the activation of muscle impulses creates a few back effect that enables the brain to learn how to make the body walk again from scratch it's called neural feedback training it only works for about 20 to 30 percent of paraplegic patients but the results are still impressive. so with other actors skeletons the m

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directors what do you take into it and which your approach a little more stick figure a little more hal ashby or tell me your swing thought as you go into directing a film. one of the the things that i've directed i develop so it's kind of in my head visually sort of what i want to do with it or how i see things developing you know but so that's also the responsibility of a director to be you know just to have some sort of a game plan you know but i'm really open to with with the actors i want to see what the actors are doing or how they're moving what's you know what they're bringing to the table and then be able to adjust on the fly too so that dynamic but you have to have some a game plan or else you know things don't people are looking to you know the wide eyed going what are we doing here you can go like i don't know that see what happens if you know you've got to establish some sort of idea but you see by the time you start shooting their authority you have you've scouted you know you've gone through. a period of working with your d.p. and your designers and all that so things are

talk to hal lambert. happening in real life where the government spends trillions of dollars to provide jobs and services even though there is no demand for them, gdp goes up. the sales pitch makes us believe we're losing to china. people don't like that, somehow, we all kind of believed this would be our future, right? why not go for it. i understand why the sales pitch is attractive and real life it doesn't work that way. >> that wobbly building they're worried will fall over skyscraper is symbolic of a lot of problems with a top down government controlled economic plan which is what china is. you know for investors that looked out at china as a place to invest, i think they ought to be very careful. there is no sec. there is no finra. there is no controls around insider trading. i think it's a very tricky market to go into. then when you add on top of that, you know, the environmental problems that they have over there the human rights problems, you know, it is just not attractive. by the way the retur

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directors what do you take into it and which your approach a little more stick figure a little more hal ashby or tell me your swing thought as you go into directing a film. one of the things that i've directed i've developed so it's kind of in my head visually and sort of what i want to do with it or how i see things developing you know but so that's also the responsibility of a director to be you know just to have some sort of a game plan you know but i'm really open with the actors i want to see what the actors are doing how they're moving what's you know what they're bringing to the table and then be able to adjust on the fly too to that dynamic but you have to have some a game plan or else you know face to home people are looking to you with a why i'm going what are we doing here you can't go like i don't know let's see what happens. you know you've got to establish some sort of idea but you see by the time you start shooting totally you have you've scouted you know you've gone through. a period of working with your d.p. and your designers and all that so things are kind of set up f

this is hal. this is hal's heart. it's been broken. and put back together.is hal's relief, knowing he's covered by medicare from blue cross blue shield. and with coverage you can trust, backed by over 80 years of healthcare expertise, we'll be there when it matters most. this is medicare from blue cross blue shield. this is the benefit of blue. wanna help kids get their homework done? this is medicare from blue cross blue shield. well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 years, comcast is committing $1 billion to reach 50 million low-income americans with the tools and resources they need to be ready for anything. i hope you're ready. 'cause we are. >> emily: starting off with a fox news alert, alejandro mayorkas leading a congressional at the southern border firsthand today, and get an update on the unaccompanied children c

directors what do you take into it and what's your approach a little more stick figure a little more hal ashby or tell me your swing thought as you go into directing a film. one of the things that i've directed i develop so it's kind of in my head visually and sort of what i want to do with it or how i see things yvel of being you know but so that's also the responsibility of a director to be you know just to have some sort of a game plan you know but i'm really open with the actors i want to see what the actors are doing or how they're moving what's you know what they're bringing to the table and then be able to adjust on the fly too to that dynamic but you have to have some a game plan or else you know things don't people are looking to you with a wipeout going what are we doing here you can go like i don't know let's see what happens. you know you've got to establish some sort of idea but usually by the time you start shooting their authority you have you've scouted you know you've gone through. a period of working with your d.p. and your designers and all that so things are kind of s

directors what do you take into it and which your approach a little more stick figure a little more hal ashby or tell me your swing thought as you go into directing a film. one of the things that i've directed i develop so it's kind of in my head visually sort of what i want to do with it or how i see things developing you know but so that's also the responsibility of a director to be you know just to have some sort of a game plan you know but i'm really opened with with the actors i want to see what the actors are doing or how they're moving what's you know what they're bringing to the table and then the able to adjust on the fly to do that dynamic but you have to have some a game plan or else you know face don't people are looking to you with the why i'm going what are we doing here you can go like i don't know that see what happens if you know you've got to establish some sort of idea but you see by the time you start shooting totally you have you've scouted you know you've gone through. a period of working with your d.p. and your designers and all that so things are kind of set up f

oliver hal lee recalls his time at the u.s. navy swift boat crew member in vietnam. saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, the american car culture and films of the 1970's with university of dayton professors john hikeman and todd olman, and charlotte henry on her experiences as a dog handler with u.s. faferse in the vietnam war. sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on "reel america," the 1972 film "a time for peace," documents president nixon's trip to china, the first by a american president. and the story of the chinese many america. exploring the american story, watch american history tv. this weekend on c-span3. >> u.s. added 266,000 jobs in april, well below the one million exped. president biden said bold action is needed and pushed for his education and child care and paid leave proposals. president biden: good afternoon. it is exactly 12:00. pres. biden: good amp. it's exactly 12:00. i want to put today's jobs report in perspective. we came to office, we knew we were facing a once in a century pandemic and a once in a generation economic crisis. we knew it wouldn't be a spri

i'm hal eisner, fox news. people shouldn't fear the power that brings in life.s to re establish that trustworthiness for the first time. we're hearing from p. jeannie's new ceo, how she says she wants to repair trust and how the company is preparing for wildfire season and we could see triple digit heat this memorial day weekend, meteorologist mark tamayo had your five day forecast after the. is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home, creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com a little preparation will make you and your family safer in an emergency. a week's worth of food and water, radio, flashlight, batteries and first aid kit are a good start to learn more, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com batteries and first aid kit are a good start from last year's fires is still underway. calloway yes, has burned metal, ash and contaminated soil has been removed from 88% of the properties enrolled in california's sta

carefully modulated voice that's meant to be calming but in fact has overtones of the politely murderous haluturistic video screens through which she attempts to rediscover her own forgotten identity, triggering memories of the past, or are they simply hallucinations? engagingly written by christie leblanc, oxygen is an efficient potboiler that makes little sense but has a lot of fun putting its heroine through her enclosed genre paces. ideas are lifted magpie—like from a range of other movies, from ridley scott's iconic blade runner to german director patrick vollrath�*s cockpit—bound thriller 7500. yet somehow laurent makes these riffs seem fresh and original, breathing new life into age—old themes. as for director aja, whose career ranges from the nail—biting terrors of switchblade romance to the enjoyable creature feature thrills of crawl, he does an impressive job of cranking up the tension, even if the audience does guess most of the twists long before they happen. screaming not a film to be buried with them, perhaps, but it entirely passable slice of popcorn entertainment nonetheless.

>> reporter: wherever her statue is, it is dedicated to her brother, hal. >> this is for hal.very much. >> reporter: hal janney lost his own battle with addiction 10years ago, but his big sister says she still calls him now and again. >> my favorite time to talk to him was when i was in the car driving some place, so i always think of him when i'm in the car. and i still have this phone number and i dial it. >> reporter: you dial his phone number. can you hear his voice? >> no. i just dial it. >> reporter: and what does that do? >> i just miss his sense of humor. >> do you smell toast? i smell toast? am i having a stroke? we're in a dinner. carry on. >> reporter: the show shut down during the pandemic, but the time off turned out to be a blessing in surprise. it seems her own mom, in dayton, ohio, needed her. you moved home during the beginning of the pandemic? >> my mother had gotten a diagnosis of cancer, and so i flew back to see her, and i'm forever grateful for that, even though it was incredibly difficult and heartbreaking and really hard. and ultimately she lost her bat

west brom went ahead first through hal robsen kanu on 15 minutes.sed for liverpool before half time. it looked to be a 1—1 draw when liverpool had a corner in the dying minutes of added time. goalkeeper allison came up and headed it in to give liverpool all three of the points. meanwhile tottenham's hopes to play european football next season were given a boost after a 2—0 win over wolves took them to sixth in the premier league. goals from harry kane and pierre emile hojberg saw them leapfrog west ham on goal difference. joe lynsky was watching. this could be the last day in england football without fans. smaller capacities are back from tomorrow, but tottenham could end this season with something else missing. they still don't have a manager and the caretaker, ryan mason, isjust 29. that manager and the caretaker, ryan mason, is just 29. that is just two years older than spurs�*s pivotal player. harry kane got the opener against wolves, this goal putting him one in front in the premier league's top scorers. that is the only trophy he can win with

wales forward hal robson—kanu has been left out of their training camp ahead of next month's europeanunday, it's increasingly unlikely he'll be included. he was one of the stars of their run to the semifinals at euro 2016, scoring in their quarter final win over belgium. sergio ramos hasn't made luis enrique's spain squad for the euros. the real madrid centre—back, who's 35, has been struggling with injury and has only played one game since the end of march. his absence means there are no players from real picked by enrique for this summer's delayed tournament. manchester city winning the premier league was not a big surprise, but in france there has been a huge upset. three years ago, lille were almost relegated from the top division. now, having spentjust a fraction of what psg have in recent years, they've won the ligue 1 title, finishing a point above mauricio pochettino's side. paris st germain had won seven of the last eight titles, but there was no stopping lille in the end. i've been speaking to french footballjournalist sara menai. this is obviously a huge achievement for the

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movements are preprogramed so patients wearing the suit will have to rely on it permanently however with hal it teaches you how to walk again basically make. the connections from your brain to your broken sentences so basically these patients they go through the these trainings and at the end of the training they're able to walk again without the technology without the suit hal was developed by japanese roboticist you know. he's the founder and c.e.o. cyberdyne and a professor at the university of to cuba he believes these by only gays and acknowledges are a step into a new age. because the thing we need to get into to is we're constantly wearing technology or strongly connected to it in that sense we're born cyborgs start to think that they want all that as technology becomes more accessible we'll be able to use it without even being aware of it this phenomenon is defeat usually of humans and technology and this symbiotic relationship will continue to develop i'll be all becoming cyborgs or we already. if the technology becomes available soon won't people get left behind who don't want to b

well, earlier today, wales forward hal robson kanu was left out of their training camp in portugal.e stars of their run to the semifinals at euro 2016, scoring in their quarterfinal win over belgium. and spain have left out captain sergio ramos from their squad. the real madrid centre—back, who is 35, has played 180 times for spain but has been struggling with injury and has only played once since march. his absence means that, surprisingly, no players from real have been picked by head coach luis enrique. egan bernal, the colombian riding for the british ineos grenadiers team, has strengthened his grip on the giro d'italia. he won stage 16 and now leads by two minutes 2a seconds. it was a bad day for simon yates. the british rider slipped from second overall to fifth, after losing over two and a half minutes. bernal attacked the field, on a stage shortened due to bad weather in the italian mountains, and rode away to win the stage. britain's hugh carthy finished fifth today, so he's now up to third place overall, three minutes a0 behind bernal. and max moseley, the man credited wit

trainings and at the end of the training they're able to walk again without the technology without the suit hal was developed by japanese roboticist. he's the founder and c.e.o. all cyberdyne and a professor at the university of to cuba she believes these by only gays and book technologies are a step into a new age. i mean it's getting to think we're constantly wearing technology or strongly connected to it in that sense we're born cyborgs don't you think that they want all the unity as technology becomes more accessible we'll be able to use it without even being aware of it this phenomenon is the fusion of humans and technology and this symbiotic relationship will continue to develop we all becoming cyborgs or we already. if the technology becomes available soon won't people get left behind who don't want to be enhanced or who can't afford it. you abuse on cyborg technology is this the chance for us all to upgrade or i was skeptical let us know for example on you tube there will also find more videos about you know mosques new reading project and the paralyzed man who controls an exoskeleton w

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capitol back in january last week facebook's oversight board ruled that the ban was the right decision hal the decision was reached however needs a rethink in this instance mr trump we are saddened and very much indeed that they did the right thing when they remove this child from that platform's thoughts they can't just invent groups as they go along they have to stick to their own rules because if you these 3 as you says have to follow christ those community standards and they do us well but my next guest has been described by newsweek as a silicon valley's most powerful tech journalist which is another way of saying that she poses the questions big tech doesn't like to hear or answer kara swisher co-founded the tech news website recoated she is now in opinions writer at the new york times and host of the pod cast sway care's good to have you on the program let me ask you about donald trump he won't be returning to facebook this summer but according to what the oversight board decided there could possibly be and all the return of donald trump is that how you understand the decision. no i

this announcement coas cafornia hal 1000 more fires this year compared to the same period last year.ds will be used to hire hundreds of additional seasonal firefighters including hand crews, seven new c-130 aircraft , and 12 state-of-the-art helicopters. >> the state is up to the task, we are resilient and have remarkable grit and capacity. now, with historic investments, we will have more resources, as well. >> the governor's proposal will still have to be approved by state lawmakers. >>> in the north bay, the sausalito art festival is being canceled, not because of the pandemic, but a homeless encampment. the encampment has taken over an area of the waterfront. the festival will hold a permit to use the park until september. citing the conflict, organizers decided to scratch plans. >>> if you're heading to tahoe, you need to know about this. you will be in the wrong if you make a right turn in one area of south lake tahoe. chp officers issued warnings yesterday to drivers who violated a new right turn restriction pilot program. it is in effect on sundays and holidays that fall on m

wales forward hal robson—kanu has been left out of their training camp ahead of next month's euros.squad to be announced on sunday, it's increasingly unlikely he'll be included. he was one of the stars of their run to the semifinals at euro 2016, scoring in their quarterfinal win over belgium. england announce their squad tomorrow. spain have left out sergio ramos from theirs. the real madrid centre—back, who is 35, has been struggling with injury and has only played one game since the end of march. his absence means there are no players from real picked by enrique for this summer's delayed tournament. britain's francesca jones was beaten in the first round of qualifying for the french open by top seed vena zvonreva. it was a tough opening draw against the former world number two and two time grand slam finalist. jones was told she would never become a professional player because of a condition which meant she was born without several fingers and toes, but went on to qualify for the australian open earlier this year. britain's dina asher—smith laid down a marker to her 0lympic rival

capitol back in january last week facebook's oversight board ruled that the ban was the right decision hal the decision was reached however needs a rethink in this instance mr trump we are sending them verify that they did the right thing when they come from that platforms thoughts they can't just invent groups as they go along they have to stick to their own rules because if you these 3 as you says have to follow facebook's community standards and they do us well my next guest has been described by newsweek as a silicon valley's most powerful tech journalist which is another way of saying that she poses the questions big tech doesn't like to hear or answer kara swisher co-founded the tech news website recoat she is now in opinions writer at the new york times and host of the pod cast sway care's good to have you on the program let me ask you about donald trump he won't be returning to facebook this summer but according to what the oversight board decided there could possibly be and all the return of donald trump is that how you understand the decision. no i decided no it's there's no deci

and coming up on the bbc news channel: hal robson—kanu, one of the stars for wales at euro 2016 looksction for this summer's european championship. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. there's been widespread international condemnation of the government of belarus — after it forced a ryanair passenger plane, which was flying from athens to vilnius, to divert to minsk. the belarus authorities then arrested an opposition activist who was on board, the journalist roman protasevich. here, the foreign secretary dominic raab said president alexander lukashenko must be held responsible for his �*outlandish actions.�* the us state department called it a shocking act, and eu leaders are due to meet later to discuss possible sanctions. from brussels our europe correspondent jean mackenzie reports. grounded in belarus, the ryanair plane the state is accused of hijacking. all to arrest this young man, a journalist and political refugee who had fled belarus two years ago. only to be forced back home yesterday under the most extraordinary circumstances by a regime he told his fellow p

the song — written by burt bacharach and hal david for the film butch cassidy and the sundance kid —r out there as you can see clearly from berwick earlier on. hardly a cloud in the sky for some areas. a perfect day for an outside afternoon hike in wales as well. beautiful, and the sunshine and warmth will continue. high pressure will be with us for the next couple of days. it is drifting off slowly into the north sea and that means more of a breeze developing particularly for bank holiday monday. we have seen some low cloud, mist and fog coming in off the north sea. this was the satellite picture earlier on. west was best in terms of sunshine but that sunshine will continue to nibble away at the cloud into the afternoon with the outside risk of an isolated shower may be cropping up in scotland. temperatures will peak at around 20 to 23 degrees perhaps somewhere in the west where we have had the early morning sunshine. always cooler on the east coast. as we go through the evening and overnight the potential for more cloud to roll back in off the north sea so another misty, murky star

the song, written by burt bacharach and hal david for the film butch cassidy and the sundance kid, won. you might have expected those raindrops to keep falling on your head given in may we have had, but no, high pressure for the first time this month is settling the weather down. this afternoon we have got skies like these, clear blue skies, not much cloned around at all. with high pressure, the winds come around this way, so you can see low cloud on the satellite picture which is moving on shore to some of our eastern coasts. this is how things look around the east coast of scotland, not particularly inviting, murky and cold, 8—9 c. i do not think there will be a great deal of change through the afternoon here with that low cloud loitering. but thatis with that low cloud loitering. but that is the exception rather than the rule, for most of us, lots of sunshine, feeling warm, as high as 23 celsius this afternoon, a little bit above average for the time of year, something i have not said all month. 0vernight year, something i have not said all month. overnight at mist and fog patches w

the song — written by burt bacharach and hal david for the film butch cassidy and the sundance kid —ions chelsea are returning to the uk after their victory over manchester city in an all—english champions league final in porto. the west london side won eureopan football's biggest prize for a second time in their history in front of 16,500 spectators in the portuguese city. 0ur sport correspondent 0lly foster is in porto — he said last night's celebrations for those fans in the city were restricted by bar curfews. by the time the match finished, and all those chelsea and manchester city fans got back into the centre of town here, all the bars had shut. there there was, like, a half—past ten curfew. that is what the authorities decided to do around this match, but it has been fantastic for the best part of two or three days, all those fans finding a way to get here. first of all getting their lucky ticket, because there was a reduced capacity in the stadium because of covid, but porto and portugal stepping in to rescue the champions league once again, as they did last year as well. yo

back with our panel, hal lambert, danielle shay.ey sound a little out of touch as you watch them both on the screen? it may appear that way to people. traders were excited to get into the reddit craze this summer and who were very enthusiastic about bitcoin? >> jackie, i do. with all due respect to the two gentleman amazing, they made billions and billions of dollars, the fact of the matter stock market changed, investors have changed, they are behind the times right now. what we're seeing people, people getting into the stock market, they really want to get into momentum investing and high growth investing. they don't want to sit around 20, 30 years, wait for some value companies to potentially make them money, when they know there are companies like teledoc, zoom, even microsoft they could do so much better than they can do with value stocks. for that reason we're seeing a new crowd of investors very interested in high growth names. jackie: it is interesting how, as to the conversation that we started the show, when we were talkin

. ♪♪ [music brk] amy: hal singer, who was one of the last remaining survivors of the tulsa race massacred in august at age 100. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. this monday, memorial day, marks the 100th anniversary of the tulsa race massacre, one of the single greatest acts of racist terror in u.s. history. in 1921, the thriving african american neighborhood of greenwood in tulsa, oklahoma, was known as "black wall street" for its concentration of successful, black-owned businesses before it was burned to the ground by a white mob. the violence grew from confrontation at the tulsa courthouse where whites i got a to abduct and lynch a jailed black man who had been wrongfully accused of assaulting a white woman. black residents arrived to stop the lynching. gunshots erupted after which the white mob set upon greenwood for 18 hours with mass murder, arson, and looting that would become known as the 1921 tulsa race massacre. an estimated 300 african americans were killed. over 1000 were injured. 10,000 were left homeless as the racist mob som

well, earlier today, wales forward hal robson kanu was left out of their training camp in portugal.as only played once since march. his absence means that, surprisingly, no players from real have been picked by head coach luis enrique. egan bernal, the colombian riding for the british ineos grenadiers team, has strengthened his grip on the giro d'italia. he won stage 16 and now leads by two minutes 24 seconds. it was a bad day for simon yates. the british rider slipped from second overall to fifth, after losing over two and a half minutes. bernal attacked the field, on a stage shortened due to bad weather in the italian mountains, and rode away to win the stage. britain's hugh carthy finished fifth today, so he's now up to third place overall, three minutes 40 behind bernal. and max moseley, the man credited with improving driver safety in formula one has died at the age of 81. he ran the sport's governing body the fia for 16 years, serving as president and oversaw several safety reforms following the death of ayrton senna in 1994. he raced in his youth, and founded a car maunfactur

the song — written by burt bacharach and hal david for the film butch cassidy and the sundance kid — of that to come tomorrow. monday will be another warm and sunny day. look at the forecast, then. there is a little cloud on the satellite picture, in fact, this is earlier on and some coastal areas around parts of aberdeenshire where overcast through most of the afternoon, and that cloud is returning to the night. in fact it will drift further inland across parts of yorkshire, may be as far west as leicestershire, east anglia and the south—east. but at toward the west, it will be a starry, starry night. tomorrow, bright from the word go, lots of sunshine apart from some eastern counties, and then a sunny day. temperatures will probably peak at around 24, maybe 25, but where the cloud hugs the coast there around aberdeenshire, it could only 14. another great day on the way on tuesday, up to 25 or 26. enjoy if you like that. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. vaccines minister, nadhim zahawi, says england

i loved hal. >> host: there often is a moment in time, marvin, when you can merge what you bring to the mix with what you learn on the job, and was there -- was it evolutionary for you? was there a particular moment when you felt, i got this? i really can do this? >> mike. >> this may come as a surprise but to this day i never feel that i've got it. i always feel i'm doing the best i can to convey information to the public. as honestly as i can and straightforwardly as i can but i can tell you right now, that satisfaction with my own work is never something i have felt. i always have a sense that it could be a lot better and that i ought to try harder, but i can say to you that when i was in moscow for the first time as a reporter, which was in may of 1960, i did feel a coming together of the knowledge that i had accumulated about russia, the language and the history, the culture, economic, all of that stuff, i had been picking up in college and in graduate school, and working at the u.s. embassy in moscow in 1956-'7, and the requirements of taking that knowledge and putting it into a m

i would say for us no doubt, because a lot of the shit that's been published hal has been cool but some is boring as hell. the same plotty it's like candy and helen both move to new york city when they're 22 and then demarco entered their life and whew will -- the books come owl every year because there's a market for them and people enjoy them but there is a large market for books by black and brown folk and not even always just for black and brown folk. >> even in books like that it's hard to publish -- not just -- e you said it is kind of -- you need to -- people need to understand that black and brown people are human, with complex inner lives and once you take it from there, then everything else makes sense because the only way that everything as it is right now makes sense is if you understand that our society has a way to dehumanize so many people, and the black people, asian people, trans people because the dehumanization makes it easier to say, okay, yes, and then pass a law that hurts you or smack you upside the head in the street because it's a gain, and of course i will say,

eastern on oral histories, oliver hal lee recalls his time at the u.s.m. saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, the american car culture and films of the 1970's with university of dayton professors john hikeman and todd olman, and charlotte henry on her experiences as a dog handler with u.s. faferse in the vietnam war. sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on "reel america," the 1972 film "a time for peace," documents president nixon's trip to china, the first by a american president. and the story of the chinese many america. exploring the american story, watch american history tv. this weekend on c-span3. >> u.s. added 266,000 jobs in april,

capitol back in january last week facebook's oversight board ruled that the ban was the right decision hal the decision was reached however needs a rethink in this instance mr trump we are sending them very very much indeed that they did the right thing when they it's jumped from that platforms thoughts they can't just invent groups as they go i know they have to stick to their own rules because if you these 3 as you says have to follow facebook's community standards and they do us well my next guest has been described by newsweek as a silicon valley's most powerful tech journalist which is another way of saying that she poses the questions big tech doesn't like to hear or answer kara swisher co-founded the tech news website recoat she is now and opinions writer at the new york times and host of the pod cast sway care's good to have you on the program let me ask you about donald trump he won't be returning to facebook this summer but according to what the oversight board decided there could possibly be and all the return of donald trump is that how you understand the decision. no i decided

. >> no, no, i'm going right to hal and tell him we have a war daddy. >> damien, appreciate you beings go do your thing you have a show in about 15 minutes or so. >> you are the best, man! i love you. >> i appreciate it jim, we're going to talk about this some more, jim. i promise you. >> you are the best! i told judge, could you put him on when i'm on, i just think the guy is electric. i mean you are -- you are a war daddy! i love that. >> we'll catch you again soon, damien thanks. >> i appreciate it, guys >>> up next, we will get you ready for uber after the bell. we will do that in two minutes just over a year ago, i was drowning in credit card debt. sofi helped me pay off twenty-three thousand dollars of credit card debt. they helped me consolidate all of that into one low monthly payment. they make you feel like it's an honor for them to help you out. i went from sleepless nights to getting my money right. so thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ so thank you. i had the nightmare again maxine. the world was out of wonka bars... relax. you just need digital workflows. they help keep everyone supplie

the song — written by burt bacharach and hal david for the film butch cassidy and the sundance kid —nge, in which walkers tackle the highest points of scotland, england and wales one after the other, is one of britain's most popular endurance events. but three climbs aren't enough for one pair of fitness enthusiasts, who are planning to throw in a fourth — in northern ireland. oh, and they're going to row between each nation. alison freeman went to meet them. they're home for around six weeks. katherine and martin will eat, sleep and travel on this rowing boat between the four nations of the united kingdom, before taking on their highest peaks on foot. a challenge that's never been attempted before. so this is our cabin. there's just enough legroom to be able to lie down. and i'm here, martin's here, so it's pretty cosy. it's the idea of catherine wilkins, who runs a fitness centre in northumberland. despite the mammoth challenge ahead, she managed to get martin, who works for her, on board. i like to try things that no—one's ever done before. when catherine mentioned it to me, that

half of the participants received the pfizer vaccine and hal of received a saline placebo. the side effects experienced were similar to those experienced by individuals aged 16 and older. to look at effectiveness, the fda evaluated data about how the immune systems responded to the vaccine. exakesr comparing 190 individuals age 12 through 15, to 170 age 16 through 25. the fda also evaluated data on cases of covid-19 among children aged 12 through 15 seven days after the second dose of vaccine was given, and no cases of covid-19 occurred among thousand five children who receive the vaccine compared to 16 cases in 978 placebo recipients, indicating the vaccine was completely effective in preventing covid-19 in the trial that was symptomatic. parents and guardians can rest assured that the agency undertook a thorough review of all available data as we have with all of our covid-19 vaccine authorizations as the cdc will review the data tomorrow. we intend to convene a virtual meeting of the committee on june 10 during which we will provide an update on the approach to emergency

the wales forward hal robson kanu has been left out of their training camp in portugal ahead of nextck who is 35, has played 180 times for spain, but has been struggling with injury and has only played once since march. his absence means that surprisingly, no players from real have been picked by head coach luis enrique for this summer's tournament. golf's pga champion phil mickelson says he hopes he can go on to complete a career grand slam at next month's us open. that's now the only major mickelson is yet to win after he won the pga title for the second time at the age of 50 in south carolina last night, becoming golf�*s oldest major winner. joe lynskey reports. chanting in few sports do they crown a champion who turns 51 next month. this is phil mickelson's sixth major, but it could be his, and golf�*s most extraordinary. mickelson mickelson last won this trophy 16 years ago, but, through the decades, he's kept his touch around the greens. it has done, look at the crowd! in this final round, the momentum was building. at the tenth hole, mickelson went four shots clear. and mickel

indonesian airlines needs to completely restructure its business, potentially hal ving its main fleetm 142, excluding its low-cost carrier. only 41 aircraft are currently in service. rishaad: let's look at the stocks. tokyo is heading to their lunch break. toyota, no real reason apart from it going up to record highs, trading well shy of the 9000 plus yen, which is the average target price. skylark holdings, 2.7% down. it has managed to raise ¥44.7 billion in overseas domestic share sales. the nikkei is a bit off the highs of the day, 2/10 of 1% to the upside. let's look at markets as we go to the lunch break. this is (announcer) back pain hurts, and it's frustrating. you can spend thousands on drugs, doctors, devices, and mattresses, and still not get relief. now there's aerotrainer by golo, the ergonomically correct exercise breakthrough that cradles your body so you can stretch and strengthen your core, relieve back pain, and tone your entire body. since i've been using the aerotrainer, my back pain is gone. when you're stretching your lower back on there, there is no better feelin

wales forward hal robson kanu has been left out of their training camp ahead of next month's euros.to help curb the spread. nine areas with high infection rates in england will receive a share of £11.9 million — including parts of london, the north west, yorkshire, peterborough and somerset. they'll trial increased social care support for vulnerable adults, and translation assistance for non—english speakers, while those isolating in overcrowded houses will be offered alternative accommodation. labour has previously called for more financial support to compensate people for lost earnings while isolating. meanwhile, the government is continuing to urge people to get vaccinated, as new research shows they are effective at reducing the chances of getting infected from the indian variant. but, while more than 60 million doses have now been administered across the uk, there are concerns that in some areas, take—up is still too low. blackburn with darwen has one of the highest covid rates in england, so this week a vaccine bus — like this one in bolton — will visit venues including mosque

, started entry level homes, started a little higher, depending on the market, this is not universe hal, the people are so desperate that they will court favors, get, you know potential sellers tickets to rape events, you know, parties for their kids, i know these are more anecdotal than widespread but you're hearing a lot of this type of thing going on, to has a froth think feel to it. how but. >> tactics by sellers are unusual to say the least. i think the market is very, very hot. i think, neil it, could be sustainable if we can keep a tap on the cost of building. there is a supply shortage out there, supply is driving more than demand f we get the supply to six months of houses on the market it, will cool things down and make it much more sustainable, much less inflationary. neil: what do you think of the rest of the year and how it is looking for housing in general? i know it's a broad sweep and there are different rules for entry part of the market versus the high-end but how do you see it for the rest of the year? >> we revised our forecast down a little bit. we see it being very