they have to catch up with netflix fox 4 film critic john edwards says this day for the movie industry has been looming for years and shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone that trickle model was in trouble before the pandemic the pandemic expose that and now we're dealing with the future which begins today with the announcement by warner brothers. >>originally warner brothers plan to release only the upcoming wonder woman 1984 in theaters and on hbo max, but today warnermedia dropped the bombshell that all of its 2021 new releases would also be streaming on hbo max leawood based amc entertainment the world's largest theater chain reacted with a strongly worded statement reading in part clearly warner media intends to sacrifice a considerable portion of the profitability of its movie studio division and that of its production partners and filmmakers to subsidize its hbo max startup. >>as for amc we will do all in our power to ensure that warner does not do so at our expense we will aggressively pursue economic terms that preserve our business. >>we're one of 2 independent operations an

it's the names that were missing that many were optimistic and hopeful about were julian a son john edward snowden these prominent whistleblowers had many people calling for the trump white house to grant them clemency among those who called for them were not just activists and advocates of civil liberties and for the protection of whistleblowers but also representatives of the united nations take a listen if president trump is true as well use that. the least think you could do is to end the suffering the purity the songs to pardon him this man has suffered enough for the interest of the public and was donald trump since you're given pardons to people please consider pardoning those who at great personal sacrifice expose the deception and criminality of those in the deep state now trump still has time to grant a pardon to edward snowden and to julian assan she can grant clemency up until the moment he leaves office he could do it at the very very last minute however the number of people that were pardoned today and the information about who they are seems to have many pessimistic many of

john edward snowden will remain imprisoned at the same time the outgoing u.s. president has raised concerns at the united nations by giving clemency to 4 former contractors of the block water private military company they were jailed for their involvement in the mosque killing of civilians in iraq people in that country have condemned the decision and says the government. the ministry believes that this decision did not take into account the seriousness of the crime committed and was inconsistent with the u.s. administration's declared commitment to the values of human rights justice and the rule of law and regrettably ignores the dignity of the victims and the feelings and rights of their relatives because the courts of the infamous blackwater company killed citizens a nice to a square today we hear they've been released on the personal orders of president trump it's like the u.s. doesn't care for spilled iraqi blood we call on the united nations the international community and human rights organizations to intervene immediately and condemn these killers letha

issued dozens of pardons this week but not for defenders of freedom of speech like julian assange john edward snowden instead the outgoing u.s. president set off alarm bells at the united nations by giving clemency to 4 former contractors of the block water a private military company they were jailed for their involvement in the mass killings of civilians in iraq. and i wondered. if you were listening. among. iraq's foreign ministry has condemned the decision saying it didn't take into account the seriousness of the crime and also stated the move isn't in line with the commitment to human rights and just the 3rd by washington by doug said it would urge the u.s. to reconsider the people of iraq responded angrily to the fore. there is no justification iraqi blood has become per miscible and has no significance one day they will pay the price because iraqi blood does not spill easily. and took it enough we hope that there will be justice god willing their blood will not just disappear and the iraqi government must act as soon as possible because the court of us is asleep the infamous black will

opportunities and it's also a chance to level out the playing field with in europe because so far john edwards also preferring some e.u. countries through its growth initiative. but the talks won't be over until a deal is signed on the dotted line after all the european chinese investment agreement wouldn't be the 1st major project to fall at the last hurdle despite years of negotiations finally 2020 was another good year for bundesliga champions by munich but things are looking good for the club's pocketbook board member young reason told a german newspaper he expects a financial loss this season like many football clubs by munich is playing behind closed doors revenues from ticket sales and catering a missing former banker said thanks to a strong financial footing by and can cope with the expected losses but want other clubs were on the brink of bankruptcy. i know how they will not succeed in dividing us about not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of this dictatorship. taking a stand. that matters. to come. one giant problem. if you count. how will climate chan

they have to catch up with netflix fox 4 film critic john edwards says this day for the movie industry been looming for years and shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone that trickle model was in trouble before the pandemic the pandemic expose that and now we're dealing with the future which begins today with the announcement by warner brothers. >>originally warner brothers plan to release only the upcoming wonder woman 1984 in theaters and on hbo max, but today warnermedia dropped the bombshell that all of its 2021 new releases would also be streaming on hbo max leawood based amc entertainment the world's largest theater chain reacted with a strongly worded statement reading in part clearly warner media intends to sacrifice a considerable portion of the profitability of its movie studio division and that of its production partners and filmmakers to subsidize its hbo max startup. >>as for amc we will do all in our power to ensure that warner does not do so at our expense we will aggressively pursue economic terms that preserve our business. >>we're one of 2 independent operations city.

effects they are the kind of crisis have plunged nearly 700000 people in bresson into poverty john edwards reports. the covered 19 pound demick has left a few corners of our lives untouched from our health to our social lives and even the food on our plates nearly 700000 people have been driven into poverty by the crisis including one 120000 children that leaves a total of $15000000.00 britons below the poverty line a staggering 23 percent however a small boost to save some as a further $700000.00 people have actually been narrowly prevented from falling below the poverty line by a temporary 20 pounds per week boost to universal credit this study however does not take into account the impact of the benefit cap which could send tens of thousands more people below the poverty line over the next few weeks when the 9 month grace period comes to an end what it means there is that many claimants could see their benefits slashed by hundreds of pounds but many antipoverty campaigners and the chair of the institute conducting the study claim the government needs to go further there have been signif

now at this point donald trump still has time to pardon julian assan john edward snowden he can hand out presidential pardons up until the moment when he leaves office but many look at the fact that these military contractors who were convicted of killing civilians in iraq have just received a pardon and looked at the 15 pardons and 5 commutations that were handed down today and are a little bit past a mystic many of the activists in support of edward snowden and julian a songe are thinking that the trumpet ministration has indicated it is moving in another direction with its last minute decisions thinking this through that story today from new york killa blog. postings stateside where u.s. lawmakers have been given early access to cope with vaccines some are helping to accept others a politician should not be given priority were frontline medics. if enough of us take kids we'll get back to normal help is on the way. it isn't appropriate for me it was only gotten the virus has immunity to get in front of elderly health care workers same goes for any young healthy person they should b

and john bell edwards. john bell. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, john bell.hank you very much. as well as g who is a fantastic doctor. when i need info on that subject i call up john. thank you, john, very much. senator steve dane, congratulations on a great win. great win. that was easier than you thought it turned out, right? it was a little easier than you thought. great going. we're proud of you. congressman greg walden. greg, thank you very much. thank you very much. congre congressman brad. they had $15 billion to accelerate vaccine development and to manufacture the top candidates in advance, long in advance. as a result of this unprecedented investment we are exceedingly proud that both pfizer and moderna have announced that their vaccines are approximately 95% effective which is a number that nobody expected to be able to get to, far exceeding anything that we -- than anybody thought and we went out and we thought what would the maximum would be? and doctors, we came up with something really incredible. we have other candidates looking right now. we

an john bel edwards. [applause] thank you. john barrassoator who is a fantastic doctor also by the way. when i need info on that subject, call of john and thank you very much. senator steve daines, .ongratulations on a great win that was easier than you thought it turned out. great going. congressman greg walden, thank you very much. strepngressman brad when -- when strep. thank you very much and many others. my administration provided a total of $14 billion to accelerate vaccine development and manufacture all of the top candidates in advance. as the result of this unprecedented investment, we are exceedingly proud that both pfizer and moderna have announced their vaccines are approximately 95% effective which is a number that nobody expected to be able to get to. it far exceeds anything that anybody thought. we went out and said what do you think a maximum would be and i think the doctors came to the conclusion that something like that would be incredible. we have other candidates right now. we have some big ones we will anno

take the relatively unsympathetic example of former senator john edwards. indicted on a similar fact pattern, charged on a similar theory, but he avoided conviction, making the argument that whatever bad things he did, the goal was not violating the campaign finance laws. he was acquitted. now, the rule of law requires putting one's views of donald trump as a person or as the leader of the ideology of trumpism, if you want to do this fairly, you actually have to put that aside, and you have to seriously reckon with whether there is a crime so serious that a ex-president ought to be put on trial. now, some legal experts point to edwards as the kind of case that should give pause to pursuing trump under the evidence you just saw. and then second and separately, more broadly, there are real questions about the costs and risks of potentially normalizing the prosecution of ex-presidents. is this the right direction? would this be the right precedent? we know the office of president has shielded donald trump, like any other president. it is a constitutional fact

. >> and at john edwards, clients rushed to make appointments all asking the same thing. >> we have to get in before that happens. i don't want to go another ten weeks to five months without go eting my hair done again. >> coowners are trying to develop a gold standard for state salon operations. why they should be able to stay open even at the icu capacity levels drop. >> even our medical clients that come in. they are like you are more sanitized and more clean. >> they have clients fill out a health screening. they do temperature checks and sanitize workstations after every use. they say another closure is unsustainable. something pretty much every business could be downtown would agree with. >> we are trying to come up with everything we can to stay open. we don't want to be on unemployment. >> and that was anna giles reporting. there are 21% of icu beds available. there are currently 82 people hospitalized with covid-19. >>> happening today, motorcycle riders will take part in the toy drive in san francisco. the event starts at 10:00 a.m. at the harley davidson on mission street fo

take the example of former senator john edwards. indicted and charged but he avoided the conviction making the argument the goal was not violating the campaign finance laws. he was acquitted. the rule of law requires putting one's views of donald trump as a personal, you have to put that aside and you have to seriously reckon with whether there's a crime so serious that an ex president has to be put on trial. some experts said the edwards case out to put this on pause and second, there are questions about the costs and risks of normalizing the prosecution of ex presidents. is this the right direction? would this be the right precedent? we know the office of president has shielded donald trump like any other president. it's a constitutional fact he becomes a citizen again, not the president. potential prosecution becomes more legally possible. should it be on the table for this alleged offense? we get into all that and more with the perfect guest on these issues, the man in the middle. my interview with michael cohen in just 30 secon

in 2004, john edwards got one voted that was supposed to go to john kerry.faithless elector. >> neil: so when you look at this, it's a foregone conclusion that certainly when california cost their votes in the 55 or whatever, it's over, right? it's over. joe biden is the next president. all the legal challenges have been exhausted. could anything happen between now and the 6th when this is certified in congress that could disrupt that? >> congress gets the final say in accepting these -- the vote tallies that are being counted today. it's not going to happen that they're going to overturn the certified results of an election. that is not to say that some republicans will try. four years ago, joe biden was interrupted 11 times by democrats that opened to some or all of the electors sent from various states. this time you'll see republican congressmen try to do the same but mike pence is probably going to rule them down and rule against them. simply because they have to debate the electors themselves. if they do and if there is a challenge to the states, the h

my name is john edwards. space engineer. work for general electric g.e. . boeing. join woods spent a career in the highly specialized field of everest base compositions. boeing hired woods knowing he had qualified psychiatric conditions. attention deficit disorder obsessive compulsive disorder and mild depression his job was to write instructions on how to repair parts damaged during the manufacturing process. is my job. to make sure. that their craft is safe. which says when you try to enforce quality standards in the south carolina plant he was berate by his bosses. in a couple of meetings there is several group of managers. screaming at me to dumb down the work instruction. saying you have to take remove requirements from your instructions just to be there it's it's going to take so much time. would says he witnessed damaged parts being ignored papered over and hidden from view. there's no doubt this bad repair is going out the door on the $77.00 aircraft i am worried that. sooner or later there's going to be a structural failure. woods appealed to boeing's huma

the john edwards investigation started under president bush, continued on and was indicted after president obama took over. same u.s. attorney stayed in place. so i think there's a lot of politics, some very craven politics going on here, an effort to stick it to the biden administration not to see justice done. >> well, that is to date the best explanation i've heard. peter baker, you mentioned the president's rage at his fellow republicans or, as we've come to call it, wednesday. what is your reporting on how long a walk it is from where we are now to getting elected republicans on the hill to mouth the words, to say the words, president-elect joe biden? >> well, you see more of them do it, not a floodgate after the vote of the electoral college but at least the beginning of a trickle. slowly but surely it is the reality that people are accepting even if they don't want to go out there and push trump off the ledge, in effect. i mean, everybody understands this except basically the president, his blood relatives, and the people out there in the country he has convinced that something happ

opportunities and it's also a chance to level out the playing field with in europe because so far john edwards also preferring some e.u. countries through its growth initiative but the talks won't be over until a deal is signed on the dotted line of the rule of the european chinese investment agreement wouldn't be the 1st major project to fall at the last hurdle despite years of negotiations a wave of bankruptcy to sweep over germany with tighter corunna restrictions for the rest of the year and into january could be extended till easter. the chef not one desires types say our business right now is best described as disastrous normally just summer the christmas holiday period is our busiest time it's really busy the yard is packed with people more worried that we won't be able to shift all the goods in time. at the moment you can see for yourself it's the dance of death. grocers have never seen anything like this at the berlin wholesale market because restaurants and counting have been forced to close sellers of gourmet products are losing their christmas business it's especially bad right now

choices to be president of the united states or to endorse to be president of the united states for john edwards and barack obama at that time in 2008. i remember him coming to my district, we had a huge event in january of 2008, right before the south carolina primary, and it was myself and kerry washington, chris tucker. we all know him from "rush hour." usher raymond, and barack obama. we just tore that place down, it was such a fascinating experience. he went on to win south carolina and the rest is history. he is such a fascinating human being. i always will tell him, though, it is kind of weird that he is probably the fourth most fascinating person in his own family. behind michelle, saw shane and malea.-- sasha and host: here is what you wrote about him in the book. you said barack obama was way too cautious and continued on by saying the thorniest issue for mr. obama was the black lives matter movement, particularly the police attacks confronting and the white resentment probably attributed to donald trump political victory. a great deal of weight frustration stems from the rise of black