is used in football stadiums around the world the 2022 world cup was set to be played on sod from hendricks grass oden but the company has cancelled the deal there pointing to the staggering number of fatalities among workers building up the cups infrastructure. a report in the guardian newspaper startled the company it stated that more than 65100 guest workers have died since the cup was awarded to qatar 10 years ago most of them from india nepal and bangladesh qatar denies the report. officials say there were just a few deaths on the construction sites of the world cup the cities and infrastructure there has been a construction boom to support the event 7 stadiums an airport roads and public transport. these workers mostly come from south asian countries and also in kenya human rights organizations have repeatedly criticized the working conditions and despite new laws in qatar they say the poor conditions have not significantly improved. my colleague robots' has been following the story for us and he joins me now in the studio rob reports about the palling working conditions for these mig

is used in football stadiums around the world the 2022 world cup was set to be played on sod from hendricks. but the company has cancelled the deal there pointing to the staggering number of fatalities among workers building up the cups infrastructure. a report in the guardian newspaper startled the company it stated that more than 65100 guest workers have died since the cup was awarded to qatar 10 years ago most of them from india nepal and bangladesh could target denies the report. officials say there were just a few deaths on the construction sites of the world cup facilities and infrastructure there has been a construction boom to support the event 7 stadiums and airport roads and public transport. these workers mostly come from south asian countries and also in kenya human rights organizations have repeatedly criticized the working conditions and despite new laws in qatar they say the poor conditions have not significantly improved. he is rob watts has been looking into this story for us hi rob i tell us more about why the company's decided to pull out now well these 6500 deaths over t

star of nbc's "good girls," actress christina hendricks. music from fruit bats. herndon and now seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers, and this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? okay, good, good, good let's get to the news. president biden's dog major was reportedly sent back to the biden family home in delaware last week after biting a member of white house security. see, under the last administration, that kind of behavior would have made you press secretary. that's right, president biden's two dogs, champ and major, were moved back to delaware after aggressive behavior at the white house. and yes, oprah will be interviewing them next sunday at 8:00 p.m the justice department is reportedly investigating connections between a recently-arrested capitol rioter and former president trump's longtime friend and adviser, roger stone. oh, well i hope they're able to connect the dot. it was announced yesterday that president biden will deliver a primetime address on thursday to mark the one-year anniversary of the coronavirus lockdown then on

world cup pitch is a dream job for a business is working in the turf industry but dutch company hendricks grass has canceled its deal for the upcoming world cup in qatar that's following media reports that more than 6500 migrant workers have died on construction sites. grass grown in the netherlands is used in football stadiums around the world the 2022 world cup was set to be played on sod from hendricks grass soden but the company has cancelled the deal there pointing to the staggering number of fatalities among workers building up the cups and for structure. a report in the guardian newspaper startled the company it stated that more than 65100 guest workers have died since the cup was awarded to qatar 10 years ago most of them from india nepal and bangladesh denies the report. officials say there were just a few deaths on the construction sites of the world cup facilities and infrastructure there has been a construction boom to support the event 7 stadiums and airport roads and public transport. these workers mostly come from south asian countries and also kenya human rights organizati

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you jealous just watching it doesn't it well the star of that series was a year in my support a hendrick valley and he's with me in the studio welcome to arts and culture and rick now the book's out now it's by patrice she conceived the c o u's 2 you also a d w a proto in its pages you can find she says quite high tech and you can scan those with your smartphone and they bring you 2 episodes of the series one that i particularly enjoy drinking tea was one way you take us to a place that's very very cold tell us a bit about that yeah in one episode for europe to the next we went to iceland and there's the largest glacier in your of the vote now you're cute and that's a really really amazing thing because it's hard to approach you need you need a guide there and a proper car for it and then when you approach the glacier then you can get into ice caves that are really blue and really shiny and it was just an amazing thing to see how nature turns out this kind of beauty wonderful and when we were talking earlier you told me that was a time actually in that episode when you felt a little out

cup pitch is a dream job for those in the sports and recreational turf industry but dutch company hendricks chaos has canceled their deal with the upcoming world cup in qatar following media reports of a 6000 deaths of migrant workers on construction sites according to newspaper the guardian the workers are from countries like india pakistan nepal and sri lanka cars in the 2020 crop which triggered a construction boom of stadiums roads foretells and even and. that's our show for now for more hit our website at www dot com. thanks for watching have a successful. black snow in southern siberia. for environmental activists and it's further proof of the consequences of air pollution increase almost. there demanding the relocation of endangered residents. but for many the industry that's responsible is also a major source of reliable income. next on d w. what secrets lie behind these walls. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating insights. you don't. world heritage $362.00 the backyard now. thank god. thank you. thank you thank you thank me thank you. thank you hello and w

it may suggest just watching it is that well the star of that series was the year of my support a hendrick event and he's with me in the studio welcome to outsing culture and rick now the book's out now it's by patrice. conceive the c.e.o. he's to d.w. a point in its pages you can find q.r. codes that's quite high tech and you can scan those with your smart phone and they bring you 2 episodes of the series one that i particularly enjoy drinking tea was one where you take us to a price that's very very cold tell us a bit about that yeah and one episode for europe to the mix we went to iceland and there's the largest glacier in your of the vote niger crude and that's a really really amazing thing because it's hard to approach you need you need a guide there and a proper car for it and then when you approach the glacier then you can get into ice caves that are really blue and really shiny and it was just an amazing thing to see how nature turns out this kind of beauty wonderful that when we were talking earlier you told me that was a time actually in fact episode when you felt a little out of

cope with restrictions the stadium is only offering virtual tours for now but euro max reporter hendrick belling visited the site before the lockdown and he showed us why it's in a league all of its own. to some this is just another stadium. but for others it's a sacred site one where soccer emotion and patrick has melted together. with my football skills i'm practically made for this stage. the largest stadium in europe have seen barcelona the scene of countless trials. and 2nd home 2 superstars. to. come no or new fields opened in 1957 and that's become a landmark barcelona. the mediterranean city is the capital of the autonomous community catalonia in northeastern spain boss alone is famous for its culture and lifestyle and for its soccer club f.c. barcelona it was club members and fans who helped finance the construction of the stadium. its capacity of $99354.00 spectators makes it europe's biggest stadium it's an impressive space especially during a classical matches between f.c. barcelona and the arch rival they all know that. beneath the stadium i meet a man who rarely misses an f

of covert restrictions the stadium is only offering virtual tours for now but euro max reporter hendrick velim visited the site before the lockdown and he showed us why it's in a league all of its own. to some this is just another stadium. but for others it's a sacred site one where soccer emotion and petritsch has melted together. with my football skills i'm practically made for this stage. the largest stadium in europe poland with f.c. barcelona the scene of countless triumph. and 2nd home 2 superstars. to. come no or new fields opened in 1957 and has become a landmark in barcelona. the mediterranean city is the capital of the autonomous community catalonia in northeastern spain. is famous for its culture and lifestyle and for its soccer club f.c. barcelona it was club members and fans who helped finance the construction of the stadium. its capacity of $99354.00 spectators makes it europe's biggest stadium it's an impressive space especially during a classical matches between f.c. barcelona and the arch rival they all know that. beneath the stadium i meet a man who rarely misses an f.c

of covert restrictions the stadium is only offering virtual tours for now but euro max reporter hendrick valen visited the site before the lockdown and he showed us why it's in a league all of its own. to some this is just another stadium. but for others it's a sacred site one where soccer emotion and petritsch has melted together. with my football skills i'm practically made for this stage. the largest stadium in europe poland would have seen barcelona the scene of countless triumphs. and 2nd home 2 superstars. to. come no or new fields opened in 1957 and that's become a landmark barcelona. the mediterranean city is the capital of the autonomous community catalonia in northeastern spain boss alone as famous for its culture and lifestyle and for its soccer club f.c. barcelona it was club members and fans who helped finance the construction of the state. it's the passage of 100-9354 spectators makes it europe's biggest stadium it's an impressive space especially during a classical matches between f.c. barcelona and the arch rival they all much of that. beneath the stadium i meet a man who

of covert restrictions the stadium is only offering virtual tours for now but euro max reporter hendrick belling visited the site before the lockdown and he showed us why it's in a league all of its own. to some this is just another stadium. but for others it's a sacred site one with soccer emotion and petritsch has melted together. with my football skills i'm practically made for this stage. the largest stadium in europe have seen barcelona the scene of countless triumphs. and 2nd home 2 superstars. come no or new field opened in 1957 and it's become a landmark barcelona. the mediterranean city is the capital of the autonomous community catalonia in northeastern spain. is famous for its culture and lifestyle and for its soccer club f.c. barcelona it was club members and fans who helped finance the construction of the stadium. it's the passage of $99354.00 spectators makes it europe's biggest stadium it's an impressive space especially during a classical matches between f.c. barcelona and their arch rival they all noted that. beneath the stadium i meet a man who rarely misses an f.c. bar

as brooke ministers in deeply moved to see how much hendrick that voice bible and will mean to this country and especially and i'm a little ashamed knowing that these objects will safeguard it is much more or less languishing in our collections for other 100 years before about how many some new ones of us museums. at the moment arrives. the bible and the whip are back where they belong. leave one of those cultural objects back in our country so that our children can look study and be inspired by them. kendrick with voice is a national hero in libya children are taught about the freedom fighter who rebelled against the german colonial occupation was. it was his descending single phrases of his heroism. the. shadow not to let you break i got the wee hours out you must bring back everything which is not jobs. in germany their knowledge meant of our difficult colonial past has taken far too long but it has begun. it taken for this is the return of the bit boy bible and whip after more than 100 years far too long. and i'm deeply sorry for that. the bible and with is handed to the president of na

. ♪ >> reporter: it's the mid '70s, and patti labelle, nona hendricks and sarah dash are singing aboutt profession in new orleans. ♪ does it feel that long ago? >> some days. >> it doesn't feel 47 years ago. >> i was going to say, is that all? ♪ >> reporter: the song rode its racy chorus to the top of the charts. >> i didn't know what it meant. it meant will you sleep with me tonight. >> reporter: if patti didn't know it, she was one of the few. it was the first french sentence i learned. ♪ >> reporter: but "lady marmalade" was about so much more. >> it was affirmative because you have people from all backgrounds saying go sister, go ahead, be who you are. ♪ >> reporter: when you've had a number-one hit and been the first black female group on the cover of "rolling stone," you know you've been success. >> i feel so important today as i'm sure nona and patti are feeling the same way. >> reporter: this, this is something else. >> when we first started, we were hoping we got a job. and to be in the library of congress. do you know how big that is for three black, fierce women? hey. >> ror

hendrick was researching for his for the coming documentary one after speaking with survivors the next he concluded the home must have been created by some outside force perhaps by a collision the case behind the sinking of the ferry a stone here he said deserved to be reinvestigated from us we're up to the one thing the ship started listing sooner than the investigating committee had presumed . to go to make there is a considerable 14 minute discrepancy because most of them and witnesses also saw water under the car dark for them so it was leaking in from somewhere from. the m.s.s. stoniest sign on september 28th 1994 on its way from tallinn to stockholm when the water 1st entered the ship the passengers were all asleep. only a few survived and were rescued from the icy cold baltic sea 852 lives were lost that night the mystery surrounding the estonia's fate remains unresolved to this day. official records claim the bow hatch came off causing boards to rush into the car dead and sink the ferry it infelicitous in the documentary witnesses say they saw something else the war planes bein

prosecution of defense lay differing narratives of the events that led to floyd's arrest and death john hendrick begins our coverage from minneapolis or firm under penalty of perjury the most watched civil rights trial in america opened with this stark accusation of murder mr barrett schama betrayed this badge when he used excessive and unreasonable force upon the body of mr george floyd. that he put his knees upon his neck and his back. grinding and crushing him. until the very breath no leisure gentleman until the very life. were squeezed out of as opening arguments began in the trial of the police encounter that sparked a racial revolution in the streets the lawyer for the white former minneapolis police officer accused of murdering a black man named george floyd shot back you will learn that derek children did exactly what he had been trained to do over the course of his 19 years. the use of force is not attractive but it is a necessary component piece of. the prosecution's 1st witness a police dispatcher who watched on police cameras as officers knelt on the back and neck of george floyd's

neck we have 2 correspondents covering the trial in minneapolis we begin with a report from john hendrick. as he watched derek show vanilla and george floyd's increasingly lifeless body donald williams called the police to report on the police at some point did you make a 911 call. the police. and why did you do that because i believe out with a murder. williams testifying for a 2nd time on day 2 of the high profile civil rights trial can be heard on bystander video calling out to officers to stop a man a movie a pro a man or a moonie their growth the teen who took that viral video of floyd beneath the needy of former minneapolis police officers show ven testifying off camera because of her age says floyd seemed to know he was dying it's been nice i stayed in. a palace out of the. palace. for not doing more in not. physically beating around the. state with his life but the fight. is not what i said and it's what he said. she was followed by her 9 year old cousin. and. her right is. and they can live her. she watched she said as paramedics had to push over an often unmoving floyd. prosecut

he died and i correspondent who's been following along with us through this live coverage is john hendrick john let's start with let's stop stop don't read williams was the man we saw being questioned he had the witness the man who called 911 and he said he felt he was witnessing a murder. that's right donald williams's says that he is a mixed martial arts expert and a security officer and what are the chances that well someone's being held in a police choke hold there's someone who's actually an expert in their field standing nearby and that's just what happened here he said that he knew the officer was using a chokehold called. a blood show which shuts off the blood in the neck to the body he said he knew from personal experience that that can drive you unconscious in mixed martial arts fighting and he urged the officers throughout that video to get off of george floyd's neck that is officer derek chauvin and that the officer didn't even look at him until he said that's a blood choke and the officer he says then locked eyes with him well when that account or was over donna williams said

is brook mr seem deeply moved to see how much hendrick that voice bible and what it means to this countryand especially him to me and i'm a little ashamed knowing that these objects will safeguard it more or less languishing in our collections for other 100 years. some new ones of us museums. the moment arrives. the bible and the whip are back where they belong. we want those cultural objects back in our country so that our children can look study and be inspired by them. kendrick with boy is a national hero in it the children are taught about the freedom fighter who rebelled against the german colonial occupation was. his descendant singing praises of his heroism. shanter not unlike you i got the we'll show you the mas bring back everything we just not join us. in germany their knowledge meant of our difficult colonial past has taken far too long but it has begun. it taken for this is the return of the it boy bible and whip after more than a 100 years far too long. and i'm deeply sorry for that. the bible and with is handed to the president of namibia. but there is an irony to the fact t

of covert restrictions the stadium is only offering virtual tours for now but euro max reporter hendrick belling visited the site before the lockdown and he showed us why it's in a league all of its own. to some this is just another stadium. but for others it's a sacred site one where soccer emotion and patrick has melted together. with my football skills i'm practically made from this stage. the largest stadium in europe poland would have seen barcelona the scene of countless triumphs. and 2nd home 2 superstars. come no or new fields opened in 1957 and has become a landmark barcelona. the mediterranean city is the capital of the autonomous community catalonia in northeastern spain. is famous for its culture and lifestyle and for its soccer club f.c. barcelona it was club members and fans who helped finance the construction of the stadium. its capacity of 100-9354 spectators makes it europe's biggest stadium it's an impressive space especially during a classical matches between f.c. barcelona and their arch rival they all know that. beneath the stadium i meet a man who rarely misses an f

the local media sources of information spirits of books admittedly 90 plus debts today and over hendrick got into it and over a 100 but a retreat rest and suit the city you consume in quite a while and it's the banks and other stuff that remain clueless it's quite. right. and in other big cities the. tell us what the atmosphere is like as you're walking around the streets where you are tell us what people are failing. i mean people who are high in the build up to and it's dictatorship once and for all and the cost that you go up and it's very high and and from life and of course people want change. and in the military dictatorship it's also not giving up so they hope for the people it's yet there's a cost that's going to be. that we need. to turn the country in to be more christian and equal for all but it is not going to be easy and particularly the. leading edge is focused peacefully it was across the country and and you know for the. influence by. people in myanmar there's a lot of international pressure on the military there have been sanctions as well but there's going to looks as t

of covert restrictions the stadium is only offering virtual tours for now but euro max reporter hendrick belling visited the site before the lockdown and he showed us why it's in a league all of its own. to some this is just another stadium. but for others it's a sacred site one where soccer emotion and patrick has melted together. with my football skills i'm practically made for this stage. the largest stadium in europe home to have seen barcelona the scene of countless triumphs. and 2nd home 2 superstars. to. come no or new fields opened in 1957 and has become a landmark barcelona. the mediterranean city is the capital of the autonomous community catalonia in northeastern spain boss alone as famous for its culture and lifestyle and for its soccer club f.c. barcelona it was club members and fans who helped finance the construction of the state. its capacity of $99354.00 spectators makes it europe's biggest stadium it's an impressive space especially during a classical matches between f.c. barcelona and i'll try to tell mother that. beneath the stadium i meet a man who rarely misses an f

kyle hendricks for a three run blast today. slater now batting 409 this spring.d how about joey barton slices one too, right? it's just fair that brings home the time. run in the eighth, and despite bart's 4 40 average this spring with buster posey back, bart is going to start the season at triple a and for the fifth time this spring, the giants game ends in a tie 55 your final is taking on the dodgers as we speak, and we do have just enough time for our golf shot of the day. it is time to check this out. we're at the austin country club in austin, texas, for match play action. sergio garcia. beautiful tee shot on the par 3/4 hole, the ball takes a few bounces. and then yep, it drops right in for the ace, and it it was a walk off home that shod lee westwood to move on to the round of 16 andre. christina back to your mad skills. thanks back to your mad skills. thanks jason have good night i'm telling you, if xenon emits ultraviolet light, then those dark matter discoveries must be wrong. yes, well, if we lived in a world where slow-moving xenon produced light, the

kyle hendricks for a three run blast today, slater's now hitting 409 this spring, but joey barton.tting even better. he's hitting 4 40 this spring. this one just fair down the right field line that'll bring home a run to tie it. and this is kind of a funny stat. the giants, they say there's no time in baseball. they have now tried five times and cactus league play. they tied the cubrendon as unds good, dad. it's allnutes, right, jason. thank you. next at 11. hit home to me, and i just like i couldn't take it anymore. i was like, you know what i need to defend my community as an asian american? well, there's a new grassroots effort to protect seniors in san francisco's chinatown. some are scared to leave their home due to an increase in attacks. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. l case of an attack seniors in san francisco's chinatown are already ready to call for help. hello again. i'm andre scene. yeah, and i'm cristina rendon volunteers passed out whistles and personal alarms to hundreds of people in the city is chinatown you attend. ktvu is amber lee. excuse me. 1

my guest will be eddie murphy i cannot wait to talk to him plus guy fieri, don johnson, christina hendricksand lilly singh. her show starts right now, so stay tuned for that. i want to thank fred armisen and the 8g >> hi, seth. >> seth: oh, hi amber. >> hey, guess what february is over, and that means that this is - >> seth: march so i guess you want me to march out of the studio so that you can set up for "the amber ruffin show" tomorrow on peacock and also on nbc following this show? >> yes, double time please >> seth: stay safe, wear a mask, get vaccinated, we love you. >> we love you ♪ do -- do you love us and like, do -- do you -- do you

secretary of state, connie served 16 years in the indiana state senate and before that was clerk of the hendricks county circuit court. i want to congratulate connie on her retirement and on behalf of all hoosiers, we will miss every 33 years of dedicated public service. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the the gentlewoman from california is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, i rise today on behalf of our nation's immigrants, the farm workers who toil in our fields, to feed us, and our dreamers, the exceptional young people who are the promise and future of america. ms. brownley: or immigration laws should reflect our shared values as a nation. especially the importance of keeping families and communities together. in my district in ventura county in california, agriculture is a corner -- cornerstone of our regional economy. immigrants farm worningse are essential to putting food

. ♪ ♪ >> seth: come back all week for even more great guests tomorrow, don johnson and christina hendricks tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit. making a plan might feel like homework, but it will help you and your family stay safe during an emergency.

today's program sponsored by page hendricks of public relations. i hope you will purchase a copy of jia's book. you can purchase a book that -- at inter bank books .com, you can get a 10% discount if you type in the discount code. we hope you will support the bookstore. i want to tell you a little bit about ia lynn yang ia lynn yang. deputy editor at the new york times. she has been there about three, years joined in september of 2017. prior to the time she was with the washington post as national security editor and a part of a team that won a pulitzer for coverage of president trump and russia. jia is known for her wide range of reporting which includes, as well, covering edward snowden's cape town. calm she is from a family of immigrants and is a graduate of yale university. i turn the mic to, you and i look forward to hearing your conversation. >> thank you for having us here today. recently, we have been examining the history of our nation to the eyes of disenfranchised. we must continue to listen to their voices and support them. thank you ve

ralph seek law revision, miss kemba hendricks director of the office of inclusion and thank you for joining us today. we welcome you back to our subcommittee. i would like to thank all of the officials and their staff for the extraordinary work over the past year. through the pandemic, a violent mob of domestic terrorists and just life on capitol, you continued to serve this body and ensure the members of congress could continue to work. your work is in valuable to getting the taxpayer the most from their tax dollars and we hold you and your staff in very high regard. the request for the house of representatives is $1.737 billion, an increase of $260 million over what was provided last year. while, this is a healthy request, and would provide members and committees the resources necessary for us to represent our constituents, i'm afraid it is not at a reciprocal rate. budgeting is a zero sum game and it will be hard to accommodate the full request. but we will do our best. i look forward to your testimony today and at this point i would like to yield to the ranking member, my friend and col

host: that is hendrick in new york. a special line for gun owners. (202) 748-8003.do want to hear your thoughts on this topic with gun control very much in the news and on the -- in the conversation on capitol hill. rick is a gun owner out of new york. go ahead. caller: we have to look at several things. we have to look at, i think first of all as aces -- at our society and our justice system. we have one -- young kids who will let -- whose parents will let them play games where they shoot things and blow things up and when they get mad they say they are going to go out and shoot somebody. our judicial system, we have done away with what a lot of the punishment for capital crimes. maybe some states need to bring back the death penalty. the best way to say it is why do we keep blaming the gun when it's the individual? when cain killed abel, god did not blame the rock, he blamed cain. david out of santangelo, texas. good morning. caller: i have several points i would like to make. one is, the thing is we need insurance for gun owners. that's a good idea. how many bad