john kirby joining us. thank you.er things we would love to discuss so please come back. mr. kirby: i will. katty: you are watching bbc world news america. still to come, european football is in a frenzy after a dozen teams say they will form their own super league. we will look at it and what they want to do with it. a weeklong lockdown has been announced in the indian capital of delhi were covid cases are continuing to rise. more than 270,000 coronavirus cases have been reported across india, with more than 1600 deaths in the last day alone. the country is now behind only america in total infections. our bbc correspondent in india. reporter: coronavirus cases in india are spiraling around the -- out of control. icu beds are running out and crematorium's say bodi are piling up. one theory behind this sharp surgeon cases is the detection of a new variant. they are still looking into it, but some experts believe it is more transmissible and more deadly. we know that the indian variant has now been detected in a number

kirby. >> thank you. recently criticized president biden 100 billion-dollar proposal regarding broadband that is part of the jobs act. the administration should focus on taking down government elected barriers and advancing market property rights and this top-down info structure plant would prevent innovation by isolating infrastructure and rogatory silos across the sectors. can you elaborate on those complaints? >> guest: you know, our concern is that if you introduced too much public money into these projects it has the unforeseen effect of chasing out the private investment that is usually much more effective in the spacer you see a lot of problems with overbuilding and places they don't need it in the money not going it is most needed for people who really, truly are underserved and we are just concerned that this is a part of technology that moves so quickly and there are so many new innovations and advances happening and we would hate to see any of that slowed because we are working within a very ri

kirby. paul: cei recently criticized president biden's proposal regarding broadband as a part of his jobs act. you all said the administration should focus on taking down government directed barriers and advancing property marks. this would prevent innovation, regulatory silos, so can you elaborate on those complaints? jessica: our concern is that if you introduced too much public money into these projects, it sort of has this unforeseen effect of chasing out the private investment that is usually much more effective in this place. you see a lot of problems with overbuilding in places that do not need it, the money not going where it is most needed for people who really and truly are underserved. we are concerned that this is a part of technology that moves so quickly, there are so many new innovations and advances happening and we would hate to see that slowly because we are working within a very rigid, regulated, top-down environment which is more of what you get with public funding as opp

. >> host: let's bring paul kirby into this conversation.l has been a long time telecommunications reporter. he is currently a senior editor with tr daily. >> thank you. cai recently criticized president biden's propose regarding broadband that's part of his jobs act. it said it should focus on taking down the government directed bears, dancing markets of property rights. this top ten and for such a plan would prevent innovation, isolating infrastructure, regulatory sizes of many valuable synergies across sectors. can you elaborate on those complaints? >> guest: our concern is that if you introduced too much public money into these projects, it sort of as the unforeseen effect are of cht the private investment that usually much more effective in this place. so you see a lot of problems with overbuilding and places that don't need it, the money not going where it's most needed for people who really truly are underserved. we are concerned this is a part of technology the move so quickly, there's so many new innovations and advances happening,

>> kirby with the baby carriage! >> oh, my gosh!by's coming mid-september. and i kept saying when -- kirby, when can i make it my "talk of the table"? she goes, not yet. she finally told -- i got to tell my sisters this past weekend. she told her friends the beginning of the week. and i said finally, can i please tell -- today's the day i get to tell. she would not allow me to show pictures, america. i was irritated. s she did allow me to share the birth announcement. that's their dog, slater. >> my parents are -- >> my parents are getting a human. >> september, 2021. >> this is the big question -- number one, i don't want to be called grandma. >> i was going to say -- >> nope. nope, nope, nope. >> what are the candidates? >> i'm soliciting. i did "ellen" yesterday and was talking about it with ellen. she said the baby should call me "miss lady." i don't want that. >> grandma gayle, we have a grandma gayle in my household -- >> i don't like grandma, i don't like gigi. i don't. right now i tell you what i like and nobody likes it but

i wanted to save up money to buy kirby puckett's rookie card. one of my friends had it.ou need to buy me a new one. "i think it was $20 i had to save up. i bought him the card and gave it to him. he gave me the bent card. it transported me to that moment. >> as it's been from nearly the beginning, a 2.5 inch by 3.5 inch rectangular time machine transporting collectors even if it's only a matter of days. like with topps' now series, featuring current moments from major league games available almost instantly. like miguel cabrera's snow opening day home run or this stray cat in the outfield at coors field. >> we're taking a photo, uploading it to a design, printing the cards overnight, and putting them in your hand. innovation, he says, a key to topps' 70 years of success, celebrated with this season's project 70 series -- classic baseball cards re-created by artists. >> this is a continuous theme in my work. stripes, dots, and then chevron. >> new york graffiti artist is one of them. >> i don't think of myself as a sports person. >> okay. >> but i grew up in a mets family

it reported a wider than expected loss of $7.50 we will speak with scott kirby, the ceo, coming up in the 8:00 hour take a look at the "squawk stack" this morning. a lot of things to check out guys, do you remember one year ago today? it was when oil prices actually went negative. a long road we have come since then wti now back at $64 a barrel >> exactly a year? >> a year ago today. >> that's a good one >> a year ago today, we saw with the contract that was expiring at one point oil was given away at $40 the huge drop off. what a long way we have come back $64. >> at least nothing weird happens anymore. a headline, max mentioned to mow, on dogecoin it is in here. you know, the "squawk stack" with gme in there. we are trying to get our pulse on the wackiness of retail everything in the environment we're in the journal has a great piece. it is up $8,000. dogecoin started as a joke the headline was dogecoin soaring to $8,000 on pot-futured rally. we have marijuana in there because today is 4/20. they are trying to get it to $1 because some elon musk 4/20. things are crazy that is why we

first, john kirby, the pentagon press secretary. thanks for taking the time. i do want to follow up on the russian sanctions going into effect. the russians responded today by saying you want to get rid of our diplomats from your country, we want to do the same and will do the same in our country. where is this going, john? >> well, i hope where it's going is more responsible behavior by russia and they're not interfering with our democracy here, that they're not further causing instability and insecurity in eastern europe. they're becoming more responsible actors on the world stage than they have been thus far. that's what we're trying to achieve here. >> neil: so jon, if they invade, the republicans, forget about the campaign 2020 interference that led to this, if they invade the ukraine, what are we going to do? >> i wouldn't get into hypotheticals on future operations one way or the other, neil. nobody wants to see anymore incursions and anymore violations of territorial integrity of the ukraine by the russians. we call on them to respect the sovereignty o

, very— midriff a little, vanessa kirby, very subtle detail on the waste.t coming through quite a lot on the outfit and there was quite — quite a lot on the outfit and there was quite a — quite a lot on the outfit and there was quite a bit of gold, blush pink, bright _ was quite a bit of gold, blush pink, bright colours. find was quite a bit of gold, blush pink, bright colours-— bright colours. and i thought there were some — bright colours. and i thought there were some very — bright colours. and i thought there were some very dapper— bright colours. and i thought there were some very dapper -looking i bright colours. and i thought there i were some very dapper -looking men, were some very dapper —looking men, riz ahmed looked very sharp and very impressive in a gorgeous suit stop i don't know who he was by, we are looking at a picture of daniel kaluuya. looking at a picture of daniel kaluu a. �* . ,, looking at a picture of daniel kaluu a. “ ., i. looking at a picture of daniel kaluu a. “ ., ., kaluuya. again, you so that diversity — kaluuya. again, you so

john kirby was tumbling. did it surprise you? >> no. like you said, they're not looking for it.n't actually care about racism. they don't care about extremism. they don't care about any of it. they are following the same cultural marxist label communists have always followed. they are trying to purge the military people who oppose them they will do it. they will pull it off. i don't think they're going to start handing out papers to people and sending them out the door but i'm already getting full calls from a lot of guys i know horsing jesse, i'm done. those are the best guys. we are going to be left with nothing but the turds . >> laura: isn't that what erdogan is doing, making sure there's no one left in the military that might be a problem. the pentagon wants to fight this imaginary extremism within its ranks but the chinese military of course, they're just watching this going what? laughing? the guarding reporting 25 chinese military jets reached taiwan's defense zone after a senior u.s. official warned of increasingly aggressive beijing. china sees us involved in all of th

an extremist, that is why they will never get specific, jesse kelly, marine corps combat that, john kirbyd they are not looking for it, don't care about racism or extremism, they are following the same cultural marxist playbook communists of always followed, purge the military of people who oppose them and they will pull it off. i don't think they will start handing out papers to people and sending them out the door but i'm getting phone calls from a lot of guys who are saying i am done, those are the best guys so we will be left with nothing but the turds but they are democrat turds and that is what they like. jillian: making sure there is nowhere and left in the military who might be a problem. the pentagon wants to fight this imaginary extremism but the chinese military are just watching this going what? laughing. the guardian reporting 25 chinese military jets breached taiwan's defense zone after a us official and warned of an increasingly aggressive patient. china sees us involved in his woke nonsense, when is taiwan going to be next after hong kong and was we have seen with softenin

. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview with cbs news, the united ceo scott kirby is announcing a new effort to bring balance to the flight back. >> we are excited to have united announce the united aviation committee to address the make-up of our pilots. >> reporter: they will enroll 5,000 new pilots by decade's end and at least half being women or minorities and scholarships can be applied for separately. smith, one of the applicants, toured the flight deck can captain shave. >> it allows me to believe i can one day become a professional pilot. >> reporter: aviation dreams coming true for girls. >>> coming up on kpix 5 news bay area, an incentive to travel. >>> and today on >>> at 5:00, a group of local fire experts describing the up coming wildfire season as grim. the ominous outlook at 5:00. one last look at weather with darren. >>> well, the day will work out quite nicely. we have more sunshine showing up for the bay area as a whole since yesterday at this time. if you look at the numbers, 72 for the day time high by the time we get to the top of this for the afternoon. that will

she'll have to beat the knesset kirby 2 time oscar winner frances mcdormand and previous best actressinee carey mulligan is it just as exciting every time to get recognized its own icing beneath because it was so, you know, this isn't. >> smooth film to this to be recognized, you know, in these ways is really that. >> viola davis rounds out the category for ma rainey's black bottom. coast are the late chadwick boseman the best actor nominees. he already won the globe a sag award and critics choice award chadwick was absolutely someone who felt like he was walking to the world with just a halo around him. it one in million gazillion. >> ilene out the best actor category is sound of metals. riz ahmed gary oldman. steven young and anthony hopkins who at 83 shows no signs of slowing down as one of the thoughts of retiring. >> the seats the script. haha. >> and tune in to e t all week for our in the 90's tonight. i go to atlanta to catch up with melrose place star grant show he revealed the one costar he did not want to work with its good. don't miss it for entertainment tonight. i'm miche

so this first one from mary kirby mary kirby [ laughter ] >> steve: i'm here >> jimmy: oh, hey mary > just got better are you wearing a microphone, mary >> steve: yeah, i am [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "jimmy, as i'm sure you already know, today is national kindergarten day. >> steve: i did not know that. >> jimmy: happy national kindergarten day "you and the roots should show pictures of yourselves from kindergarten." that sounds like fun here's a picture of me when i was five [ audience aw's was already in the navy then >> steve: really >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] it's the way it was. tariq, you got one >> tariq: yep, here's mine [ audience aw's >> jimmy: james, how about you >> sure, jimmy [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> steve: wait, that was kindergarten >> jimmy: i don't know you can just say you don't have a photo. >> steve: yeah, don't lie. is that a beanie >> jimmy: it's a beanie -- >> steve: with a propeller >> jimmy: -- propeller on the top. >> steve: like 1920s >> jimmy: i don't what's going -- >> steve: it's what kids wear. >> jimmy: this one's from jackie smith jackie >> steve: o

bottom, frances mcdormand for nomadland, andra day for the united states vs billie holiday, vanessa kirby mulligan for promising young woman. any one of them could win. what's my name? jason, here we are in our award season finery with nowhere to go. but has the online award season meant there has been more fragmentation when it comes to actually choosing the winners? i think there is and i think that what has happened is because there is a lack of award season, no one has been able to build up a red—carpet hullabaloo before a momentum. the studios with their marketing might and the campaigns around them, no one has been able to piggyback on accrued momentum throughout the season so what you're getting is peoplejust saying, well, i'm going to vote for the one that i liked the most. korean actress yuh—jung youn, who stars in minari, the story of an immigrant korean family in america, it is becoming the favourite for the supporting actress academy award, after wins at bafta and the screen actors guild. and the award goes to... yuh—jung youn, minari. she credits bong joon—ho's parasite for o

. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview with csu news, scott kirby is announcing a new effort to bring balance to the flight deck. >> we're excited for united to be announcing the united aviation academy to to address issues with the makeup of our pilots . >> reporter: the academy aims to enroll 5000 new pilots by decade's end with the benchmark that have will be women or minorities . scholarships can be applied for separately. smith, an if the eight program apical plant, sat in the flight deck with captain schafer. >> it allows me to know and see that one day, i can become a professional pilot. >> reporter: fuel for young girls' aviation dreams. harold barnett, houston. >> currently, 7% of united airline pilots are women . the company says that is one of the highest in the industry. 13% of its pilotsts are people of coloror. >>>>> southwhwest airlinines ha recalled over 200 0 pilolots f voluluntary extetended leavave program. thisis is airlines appeararing recovery and travel demand, as more americans get vaccinated. pilots will return to active status on june 1st. then, they will com

bottom, frances mcdormand for nomadland, andra day for the united states vs billie holiday, vanessa kirby and carey mulligan for promising young woman. any one of them could win. what's my name? jason, here we are in our award season finery with nowhere to go. but has the online award season meant there has been more fragmentation when it comes to actually choosing the winners? i think there is and i think that what has happened is because there is a lack of award season, no one has been able to build up a red—carpet hullabaloo before a momentum. the studios with their marketing might and the campaigns around them, no one has been able to piggyback on accrued momentum throughout the season so what you're getting is peoplejust saying, well, i'm going to vote for the one that i liked the most. korean actress yuh—jung youn, who stars in minari, the story of an immigrant korean family in america, it is becoming the favourite for the supporting actress academy award, after wins at bafta and the screen actors guild. and the award goes to... yuh—jung youn, minari. she credits bong joon—ho's para

one frances mcdormand in no man's land carey mulligan in promising young woman but nessa kirby in pieces of a woman the d.c. music. and andra day in the united states versus billie holiday season just seen in its. case of the c. street in contrast to recent years a large number of black hollywood professionals were nominated and steven un is the 1st korean american nominated for best actor in min houri riz ahmed is the 1st muslim and 1st person of pakistani descent nominated for best actor in sound of metal tribute johnny stand i can't i'm done. and no bad lands 0 is the 1st asian american woman nominated for best director it may have been a rough year for hollywood but the cache of the little gold figurine remains strong the ratings are going to be in the tank but the oscar still stands for 'd something it is the primo thing everyone wants one in the industry in a year like no other the show somehow goes on rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles. this is out 0 at the top stories iraq's prime minister has suspended the health minister off an explosion and fire at a bank.

line frances mcdormand in no man's land carey mulligan in promising young woman but nessa kirby in pieces of a woman ceasing this. and andra day in the. united states versus billie holiday season ends you grandkids of the c. street in contrast to recent years a large number of black hollywood professionals were nominated and steven un is the 1st korean american nominated for best actor in minara riz ahmed is the 1st muslim and 1st person of pakistani descent nominated for best actor in sound of metal a job you do understand i can't adapt. and no badlands joe is the 1st asian american woman nominated for best director it may have been a rough year for hollywood but the cache of the little gold figurine remains strong the ratings are going to be in the tank but the oscar still stands for 'd something it is the primo thing everyone wants one in the industry in a year like no other the show somehow goes on rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles. and main stories now gunfire and explosions have been heard in somalia's capital violent clashes have been taking place on the streets of luck edition b

she heads the biosecurity programme at the kirby institute, which researches epidemiology.ws. let's start with that very simple question — and presumably the answer is, it won't be the same. so how different do you think an 0lympics, assuming it goes ahead, will be? olympics, assuming it goes ahead, will be? ~ ~ , will be? well, i think it will be different if— will be? well, i think it will be different if it _ will be? well, i think it will be different if it does _ will be? well, i think it will be different if it does go - will be? well, i think it will be different if it does go ahead, l will be? well, i think it will be - different if it does go ahead, which is still in question, i think, given thatjapan is one is still in question, i think, given that japan is one of the countries in asia experiencing a substantial resurgence of covid. they've already said there won't be spectators, but they've been looking at having local spectators from japan. i think that won't be good for covid control in japan, but also for the athletes coming in. at this stage, the ioc has not

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. >> in an exclusive interview with cbs news, united ceo scott kirby is announcing a new effort to bring to the flight deck. >> proud to announce that the united aviation academy to address the makeup of our structural issues with the makeup of our pilots. >> only 7% of united airline pilots are female. only 13% aren't white. okay. but why exactly should we care about those numbers? an airline pilot's job is to land the plane safely. everything else is irrelevant. if 100% of united airlines pilots were black women, or malaysian muslims come up for that matter white men from m alabama, not a single sane person would complain about it as long as the airplanes didn't crash. safety is all that matters pretty but you notice that the ceo of united didn't mention safety. safety is no longer the airlines top concern, the politics is. they don'tey dispute that characterization. in statements to the show two hours ago, they were ready disputed it. they are lying. we know they are lying and you know it too because in the airline business thereat is only one standard that matters and it is not race

month, down a couple days in the road, but it's very sensitive to commentary on earnings we had scott kirby on early, very enthusiastic about consumer travel, but the overall guidance was not terribly exciting. elsewhere, dow movers, a lot of earnings out, johnson & johnson, they narrowed their guidance, that was good. ibm is always a fairly low bar to get over, frankly, but they did all right. they affirmed their full-year guidance boeing had big management ann announcement the cfo is leaving nighti had a down grade from citi citigroup. nobody has come out and set we don't have any visibility. dover, one of the big global industrial companies talked about improving demand conditions that's the magic work. lockheed gave slightly higher guidance, though it's not moving the stock. united, philip morris, harley-davidson the other day raised guidance, so there really a lot of concern about the two-day drop not really, you can see it in the vix. we are at 16, 16 1/2, now just a bit higher that's not much. believe me in the last few days not a lot panic. we're peak earnings growth, we are at peak

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. >> an exclusive interview with as he gets news, scott kirby is announcing a new effort to bring balanceflight deck. >> were exciting stomach excited to address the structural issues with the makeup of our pilots. >> tucker: only 7% of united airlines pilots are female, only 13% aren't white. okay. why exactly should we care about those numbers? an airline pilot's job is to land the plane safely. everything else is irrelevant. if 100% of united airlines pilots were black, women or malaysian muslims, or white men from alabama -- not a single sane person would complain about it as long as the airplanes didn't crash. a safety is all that matters. you'll notice the ceo of united didn't mention safety as a top concern, identity politics is. they will dispute that characterization, of course, they already have disputed it. united airlines will continue to uphold its high standards, they told us. they are lying. we know they are lying, you know what to get in the airline business, there's only one standard that matters, it's not race, it's not gender, its confidence. the way people look is tota

you had kirby, halle, and all these great moments. much skin, and it was just really interesting to see that this was something you would normally see at a music carpet, but everybody decided to go outside of the box and skin was completely in last night. >> yep. you like that. skin was completely in. robin really liked that by the way, jason. let's talk about the men now, and ade, we know you're a menswear expert. last night seemed to be about a simplified suit. >> it was, and i was so here for the way that the men made a twist on what the oscar tradition is. they took away the tuxedos, and i really loved what daniel kaluuya did with this. this is the hottest thing right now. he looked effortless, sleek, and riz ahmed and his prada, which was such a beautiful kind of reference that he did. it was modern, and the mock neck was cool. it was a great twist, and we can't forget lakeith. i think lakeith nailed it with his homage to a woman's collection. i love the jumpsuit. i loved how he just plays with fashion and i think it's so importa

. >> so i was talking to favorite daughter kirby who just got married in december.ng for you and he said call me tony dokoupil. were you waiting for me to leave the kitchen. they've been together since march quarentining 24/7 and i didn't think taking 30 minutes out of a 24 hour day was too much to ask. they are very happily married but i thought the thing about call me tony and kirby knew exactly what he was talking about. so maybe you are right that people are thinking about this. >> i'm 100% right. >> first i was like gosh, tony, and now that happened to my own daughter, maybe tony is on to something. >> very auspicious. virgil is going to have a long and happy and prosperous -- >> no word that he made a bet on the couch the way katie did with you. >> let me know how had ends up. if you need any tips i could get you talked off the coup any time. >> people are saying call me tony dokoupil. >> people are thinking about summer travel. the temperatures are heating up. vaccine numbers are going up and millions of people are ready to get onned road or board an airplane

scott kirby at united air is on a call talking about the fact he sees business travel likely to returnnuary. what is the potential, the long-term potential for banks traduced -- for banks to reduce cost as the pandemic. andrew: i'm not convinced that would be such a large cost, a good thing for their target, to reduce their own carbon footprints. it would help cost a little bit. i would not have said it was a material in 2020. i am interested from reducing their carbon footprint, but really for the banks. they need to look at the carbon footprint of their lending portfolios. that is where they can make the biggest difference. the emissions are almost insignificant versus the emissions from their lending portfolio. guy: baby i'm looking at it from the point of view of the airlines -- maybe i am looking at it from the point of view of the airlines. at some point appliance need to be visited -- at some point appliance need to be visited -- at some point clients need to be visited. european equity markets are done for the day. banks had a fairly good day, as do the travel and leisure secto

vanessa kirby, we will brateing her incredible career with a special impact award. she's known of course for that role in the crown, net flix series. she's won all the awards for her incredible performance. saturday at 4:00. full festival list at sffilm.org sffilm.org. >>> the late great, fans have something to be happy about. the video just popped out. everything is on the website. you can preorder it now. it's a 12 track album reported in 2010, finally seeing the light of day. you wonder with a else is in the vault. that will be due for release july 30. find it at paisleypark, bsitt t >>> country music and a country music artist who is blowing up everywhere, kane brown expected to sweep the board this sunday at the acm awards, american country music awards on kpix. it was just announced this past week, he won video of the year for worldwide beautiful, a fan favorite. he will be touring we are told all 29 mlb arenas across america in the fall. acm awards, the big show, this sunday at 8:00 on cbs. have a wonderful weekend, whatever you are doing. whether or not you

i wanted to save up money to buy kirby puckett's rookie card. one of my friends had it.e. "i think it was $20 i had to save up. i bought him the card and gave it to him. he gave me the bent card. it transported me to that moment. >> as it's been from nearly the beginning, a 2.5 inch by 3.5 inch rectangular time machine transporting collectors even if it's only a matter of days. like with tops now series featuring current moments from major league games available almost instantly. like miguel cabrera's snow opening day home run or this stray cat in the outfield at coors field. >> we're taking a photo, uploading it to a design, printing the cards overnight, and putting nepthem in your han. innovation, he saysys, a keyey totops' 70 years of success,s, celelebrated witith thiss seasa projecect 70 sereries --- class baseball cards re-created by artists. >> this is a continuous theme in my work. stripes, dots, and then chevron. >> this newark graffiti artist is one of them. >> i don't think of myself as a sports person. >> okay. >> but i grew up in a mets family. >> she showed

amy: the next day on tuesday, as criticism grew over the issue, pentagon press secretary john kirby claimed military is now reviewing the trump policy. as a candidate, joe biden had vowed to promptly roll back what he described as trump's deeply misguided decision. we are joined now by jody williams. she won the nobel peace prize in 1997 for her work with the international campaign to ban landmines. she led the organizing efforts for the landmark mine ban treaty which prohibits the use, production, transfer, and stockpiling of antipersonnel mines. more than 160 nations have signed the treaty, but the united states has refused to. jody williams is also co-founder of the nobel women's initiative. she is joining us from fredericksburg, virginia. welcome back to democracy now! there's a new administration but as of monday, they said they were not changing the policy that because of great outcry around landmines, unto say they said they would review it. talk about the u.s. and landmines. >> as you know -- thank you for having me back. it is been a long process trying to get the united states doi

press secretary john kirby says there will be a temporary increase of forces in afghanistan but wouldre specific about the units involved. rescue teams searching for a missing indonesian submarine racing against time tonight. oxygen may be running out soon for the 53 crew members on board. navy is scouring the waters off bali. the vessel disappeared after last reported dive on wednesday. there is concern it may have sunk too deep to reach or recover in time. up next, the fate of the johnson & johnson coronavirus vaccine. first, beyond our borders tonight, japan declare as third state of emergency for tokyo and three other urban areas in an effort to curb the spread of coronavirus ahead the olympics. japan's prime minister says the declaration takes affect sunday and runs through may 11th. imprisoned russian operation alexei navalny ending hunger strike after getting medical attention and warned by doctors that continuing it would put his life at risk. navalny posted the incentral gram on the 24th day of the strike. hundreds protest in berlin after the leaders of russia and china pledg

and july 13th at 12 pm, mull have scott kirby, the chief executive officer of united airlines. please watch your inbox four invitations to additional of coming events. and now it's my pleasure to welcome jerome powell, to our conversation. thank you very much for being here chairman powell. >> thanks david, great to be here. >> so let me again start by talking about the state of the economy, your public statements today in recent interviews makes it sound like you feel the economy is in reasonable shape to go forward from here and you are expecting growth of five to 6% this year, is that correct announcement of your views? >> generally, yes. i would say that the economy at this point does seem to be in a bit of an inflation point and that makes sense with ever more widespread vaccinations, with strong fiscal policy, would continue support for monetary policy. you see the economy opening, you can see ridership on airplanes going up and people going back to restaurants. i think the march jobs report that we recently got shows wet that can look like, which was close to 1 million j

. >> schifrin: today, pentagon spokesman john kirby unveiled new steps, including a new military-wideition of extremism, standardizing extremism screening among recruits, and training service members as they leave the military on extremist groups that recruit veterans. >> more needs to be done to educate and inform transitioning members, about who and what are waiting for them on the other side. we have evidence that some extremist groups are actively recruiting active duty members as they get ready to transition, because they value their leadership capabilities, their organizational skills, their weapons training. >> schifrin: richard brookshire's organization, the black veterans project, uses advocacy and storytelling with famous veterans to organize and support black veterans. and he fights what he calls systemic bias and exclusivity. geoffrey easterling believes solutions should also focus on veterans who don't feel supported when they leave the military. >> how could you feel so rudderless and so unheard in a society that you helped create, you helped defend? how are we ensuring

family of the man says this pathologist helped cover up police wrongdoing there's actually a mostly kirby on the way but that wasn't mentioned today in the trial in the meantime though we expect the defense to rest quite shortly the big question is whether they're true himself will take the stand but this is certainly all wrapping up with as the judge keeps saying the expectation of closing arguments next week. tensely with the latest there from minneapolis thank you. well let's speak now to richard phrase a professor of criminal law at the university of minnesota and he joins us now from minneapolis via skype sir thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera is all the fences to do really is just so reasonable balance in the mind of at least one of the jurors when it comes to the reasons for george floyd's that namely that it was something that it wasn't just they would show vince the but the other factor is do you think that so far that the fence is has managed to do that. they certainly trying their best and it is important to recognize that that reasonable doubt is enough for an

boy frances mcdormand in no man's land carey mulligan in promising young woman but nessa kirby in pieces of a woman is using these names. and andra day in the united states versus billie holiday seen as you grand kids of the c. street in contrast to recent years a. large number of black hollywood professionals were nominated and steven un is the 1st korean american nominated for best actor in minara riz ahmed is the 1st muslim and 1st person of pakistani descent nominated for best actor in sound of metal i can't hear you understand i can't adapt. and no midlands joe is the 1st asian american woman nominated for best director it may have been a rough year for hollywood but the cache of the little gold figurine remains strong the ratings are going to be in the tank but the oscar still stands for something it is the primo thing everyone wants one in the industry in a year like no other the show somehow goes on robert oulds al jazeera los angeles. that's not going to media strategist april ryan creator of the oscars so why hashtags she joins us on skype from washington so i guess recent year

was or anyone could have picked that one up from carey mulligan a promising young woman but nessa kirby pulled off one of the most extraordinary performances of the year but you didn't really hear a lot about her in pieces of a woman and finally as we were watching kind of how the polls are moving in the lead up to the oscars it was becoming very clear that viola davis and also frances mcdormand who was ultimately the victor of the of the awards were the front runners but for me i think you know we knew that daniel british actor brilliant british actor daniel area was almost a dead so to win best supporting actor for his incredible performance as fred hampton in the judas and the black messiah and and also a fantastic career an actress and young she picked up best supporting actress for the absolutely gorgeous minardi as well and i think you know again making history of being the 1st korean actress to win an oscar as well it was yeah all the right films won the in my view it was it wasn't something full of huge surprises overnight but it was something that i think if you can get a chanc

so, favorite daughter kirby, her fiance, now husband.ry friends of his in march, so he had all of his credentials. and that wedding was canceled. and oprah, who is her god mother, and stedman. it was just the six of us. but, they got to get married in oprah's rose garden. so that wasn't so bad. >> seth: i also feel like with the exchange rate, if oprah's at your wedding, it means it was a thousand people. >> yep well, you would be wrong, mr. myers. it was just the six of us. just the six of us but, you know what, seth you know what's so great about that, is that it wasn't the plan that, you know -- cause i had dreamed of the, you know, walking down the aisle and a lot of people and flowers. i don't know, that might not have been her dream, but that was certainly mine so all of that -- and i would zip her up in her dress. i didn't even get to do that, because oprah's so -- she's taking covid very, very seriously that if you go, you have to quarantine for 14 days i literally flew in and flew out. i was actually in the air more than i was l

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spokesman john kirby: >> he wants the services to have a chance to look at them and give him his feedbackiously will be taking all those inputs seriously as he weighs next steps. >> woodruff: reports of sexual assaults have risen steadily since 2006. president biden has made plans for his first overseas trip since taking office. the white house says he will attend the group of seven summit in england in june. from there, he will go to brussels to meet with leaders of the european union and nato. and on wall street today, stocks made up some lost ground. the dow jones industrial average gained 227 points to close at 34,043. the nasdaq rose 198 points. the s&p 500 added 45. still to come on the newshour: dr. anthony fauci discusses the latest on the vaccination effort. the biden administration's push toward electric vehicles. a major federal investment in tribal lands hopes to counteract long-standing inequities. soccer fans took down plans for a super secret new league. plus much more. >> woodruff: the johnson & johnson covid vaccine appears to be on the verge of being given out once again