look at is not the business news is not the indios has not been on the front of the me a little bit long but what does all the fault of bush with all the man over the book the. entry into spread the sebastian are to real gear threats they give their cars a new identity they say a soul. can write sounds give you the real race trick moves the guys definitely did the trick for me oh. my god no. actually you know they're gloomy 10. 620 was more. it's only when the racetrack. there is a very great. kind of body when you're actually hitting the gas that's true it almost. so. and that's why people like the olds combustion engine that's just like the sol the tenets i don't know it's just like you can describe it it's just like you go through a. body. so if you pretend it isn't already loud enough this is the place for you that you could also give an e-card a sound of a monster engine right. what is electric car had the voice of a 8 or 10 or whatever fake engine they are still not the emotion. because because this is like kind of fake it's fake and it's not true it's not honest you you're missing

one of the indio see it was still that throughout the state we did a timeline breakdown of everything that was occurring once we did that time last week we deployed the article on twitter facebook all of our platforms and certainly it began to go really viral we posted a video image of that was sent to us of several mean being housed in unit 32 of parchment unit 32 of question has been condemned and closed down since 2009 says to 1000 i suffered for over 10 years and that was closed down when a.c.l.u. into than agreement with mississippi state prison for parchment to close it down the reason it was closed down was because it was a hellhole the. essential it was it was a place where where 6 of the people that were being housed there it was the different facility it was the place where where people who were very sick was also being housed but it was also a. a place that was a violent place to say the least essentially the a.c.l.u. the side it that this facility should no longer be open so for 10 years this this place had been closed down and this was the place that. these these the inca

years so they said a big thing with the station of people that works in indio this is because they they. want to bust the message that n.g.o.s profit from human suffering finally we got the commission to duck in this part in a t.v. need we think it's a very good sign from the authorities that they made it possible to sign also to say that it's not just a group of patients that are going to take over. how things work on this island the migrants remain in overcrowded facilities with lack of hygiene it's frankly living in terrible conditions in a desperate move to try to pursue some of them to go back home the e.u. is offering 2000 euros as bait but some of them have traveled so far is that money really enough to make them go back if i go back to night yeah. so to me to tell you all would not take me back to 90 so that would be. 2000 euros is not enough i come to love my country for money i love because it wasn't safe there now if you protect it's. the 3rd front is the one created by right wing groups we do not appreciate your picture a sick island turning into a giant migrant camp somethi

he called them indios, or supposition was at least within 100 years that they had arrived here 2500 yearsal date has been pushed further and further and further back through the years but will take a series of intellectual developments in western europe before we can actually answer any of those questions appropriately. excavationhe initial started here in 1973, we thought we understood everything there was to know about the first people in the new world. there was a prevalent model about how that event took place, when that event took place, what their lifestyles may have been like that literally everybody believed. and the excavations here and have a series of other locations have altered our perceptions of the past in such a way that literally everything we thought we knew, we don't know anymore. it is clear the earliest people who came to this site were in fact what we call broad-spectrum subsistence folk. like college guys they would eat anything in the refrigerator. they were eating elk to mouse sized animals, and incredible assortment of plants. remains.4 million plant , 956,000 an

orhe called them indios, indians, a term we have used ever since. the supposition was at least within 100 years, but they had arrived here, 2500 years before he did. datehat benchmark arrival has been pushed further and further and further back through the years but it would take a series of intellectual developments in western europe before we could actually answer any of those questions appropriately. the rock shelter has changed dramatically through time, both in terms of its scale or size. the overhang once went clear out to where you see those lights. backow it is located way in the vicinity of that rock fall event. then the last 15,000 years, roof has been steadily retreating to the north. the sediment pile you see here has accumulated in a number of ways. the most common of which, when these big roof all blocks on the west end eastern edge of the site were in place, was by the grain by grain erosion of sand particles from the roof and walls of the rock shelter, which was a slow and very steady process. that a grain by grain erosion would be p

the music festival which draws a quarter million people to indio, california, every year. ocean, travis scott, lana del rey, officially postponed to october. ♪ summertime summertime sadness ♪ >> reporter: its sister country music festival stagecoach also pushed back to a later date in the fall. this following the cancelation of the south by southwest festival in austin, texas. other events shutting down over growing health concerns. not saying good-bye forever, but for now -- >> sashay away. >> reporter: across the pond madonna canceling her last two shows in paris. pentatonix canceling the entirety of their european tour. >> we love you very much and we're so, so sorry that we can't be there. i really do hope everyone stays safe, everyone keeps themselves informed. >> reporter: back stateside, major broadway shows facing the music too. "the book of mormon," "to kill a mockingbird" and others slashing prices as theaters prepare for empty seats. tv shows like "live! with kelly and ryan," "the view," and "gma" stopped filming with studio audiences. current the developing sit

futures and indio futures. u.s. futures head lower. the nifty, take a look at that, down 2.3%.is despite the fact that we have the r.b.i. on friday, cut rates by 75 basis points, rejection of liquidity. they relaxed rules for the banks as well. equity markets took it as a way of the r.b.i. running out of bullets. a different story when it came to the rupee as well as the bond market but equity took a hit from that. you are talking about china's injection of liquidity into the financial system. open market operations for the first time in six weeks. it also cut rates. tom mackenzie joins us from beijing. tom, take us through the details. i cut rates for the first time in about six weeks from february for the last time they did this. you have an injection of 7 billion u.s. dollars into the financial system, into the banking system. additional liquidity comes after the politburo statement on friday said that they are looking to raise the deficit ratio. it has not been about the reports and -- 3%. looks like they will raise the deficit. the exact tumble at the national people's con