we will keep an eye and well done you at the los angeles times. t could be a big day for chelsea and manchester city — as they wait to find out where the champions league final will be held. wembley was an option, but portugal has become the strongest contender to host the event, either in porto or lisbon. the final on the 29th may is likely to be moved from istanbul because of the impracticality of fans from england being able to attend — that's after turkey was added to england's red travel list. sadly, it's farewell to fulham. after just one season in the top flight they've been relegated from the english premier league, after a 2—0 defeat to burnley on monday. meanwhile manchester city can potentially be crowned champions later on tuesday if manchester united fail to beat leicester vity. it is second versus fourth at old trafford in what is also united's third game in six days, and on top of that they'll then have their re—arranged match against liverpool taking place on thursday. it's a schedule that's left their manager unimpressed. if i'd do

we are joined by a correspondent for the los angeles times.t this stage in proceedings, do you see any possibility of someone, somewhere, some voice in some other capital city, someone of the influence of great political standing on the world stage, somehow, way in -- way in -- weigh in on bringing this to a halt. >>i'm not sure anybody has the authority to do what you just described. but, i do have some hope for the egyptian emissary who just arrived to israel via gaza and who in the past in similar conflicts has really been the mediator. so, they have a lot of experience and a lot of credibility with all three sides. this is, in a certain way, the israelis, hamas4 , and also the palestinian government on the west bank. all these are players. >>in terms of what is happening politically in the middle east, there is a political vacuum on both sides right now. i heard benjamin at 10 yahoos speaking earlier -- benjamin netanyahu speaking earlier about being determined to defend things. it isn't in some way cashing in on the situation? >>i am sure

responsible for the annual awards is under fire for among other things its lack of diversity a los angeles timesexposé found that the h s p a. reportedly has no black members and serious questions continue to be raised about the organization's finances and member benefits stemming from the millions of dollars that n.b.c. pays for the rights to televise the event every year while now n.b.c. has announced it will not air the ceremony in 2022 the golden globes is the precursor to the academy awards every year and seen as kind of a bellwether as to the movies and actors that will likely receive an oscar but the golden globes ratings have slumped in recent years particularly during the pandemic and now with this latest controversy the hits keep coming for the h.s.p. a hollywood heavyweight tom cruise even gave back his 3 golden globe awards in protest as it scrambles to do damage control the hollywood foreign press association wrote on its website quote regardless of the next air date of the golden globes implementing transformational changes as quickly and as thoughtfully as possible remains the top

that actually the golden globes are getting a lot worse i don't know if you've noticed but the los angeles times wrote an exposé where it uncovered some really seanie financial deals and what was a good old boy network that seemed to shun diversity so now actors and activists have been calling for the program to be canceled and cancel them they did n.b.c. has dropped the golden globes and now tom cruise is hopping on the bandwagon for fitting his 3 golden globes awards which many observers are calling up are stocked here's john hardy. the golden globes has lost its luster the hollywood foreign press association responsible for the annual awards is under fire for among other things its lack of diversity a los angeles times exposé found that the h.f. p.s.a. reportedly has no black members and serious questions continue to be raised about the organization's finances and member benefits stemming from the millions of dollars that n.b.c. pays for the rights to televise the event every year while now n.b.c. is announced it will not air the ceremony in 2022 the golden globes is the precursor to the acad

he served as the editor for the los angeles times book review and his writings have appeared widely in such places as the atlantic, "new york times," "washington post," "boston globe" and so on. i don't know doctor miles as well as i know mustafa akyol, but mustafa tells me that he iss also a nice guy. welcome. >> thank you. it is a pleasure to be here. i want to thank you and the cato institute for your support of this event and all the subjects that have never been more important than they are today. i thought i might begin by telling how mustafa and i came together for the first time. the book islam without extreme at the university of california irvine i thought it was terrific. got a copy of the book and it's lived up to. i invited him to speak for us and he began his regards discovering the paths change, the pancakes with butter and syrup at mcdonald's and the street but he thought if you want to the pancake in america you had to find a mcdonald's. he didn't realize even people like jack miles created their own. this was an example that someone from one country can make going int

. >>> the "los angeles times" says kobe bryant's widow helped induct the late nba legend into the basketballf fame. michael jordan walked vanessa bryant to the podium saturday night during the ceremonies in connecticut. kobe bryant was killed along with his daughter gianna and seven others in a helicopter crash in 2020. vanessa bryant helped out the hall of fame -- helped put, rather, the hall of fame jacket on their daughter, natalia, during her emotional acceptance speech on behalf of her husband. vanessa said kobe was one of a kind. >> i want to thank him for somehow finding ways to dedicate time to not only being an incredible athlete, a visionary entrepreneur, and storyteller, but for also being an amazing family man. >> the induction ceremony was supposed to be held last year but was delayed due to the pandemic. >>> and "politico" reports matthew mcconaughey's possible run for governor of texas. the actor is reportedly making calls to influential people in texas politics, including moderate republicans. rumors about a possible bid have been swirling for months. mcconaughey has previous

. >>> segÚn los Ángeles time time el estado considera el eliminar el uso de mascarillas y si todos losias buenas en relaciÓn a pandemia, primero cuando escuchÁbamos que santa clara entrÓ en la franja amarilla quiero decir y san francisco que lleva un tiempo anunciÓ flexiblezaciÓn acercÁndose causado la normalidad. . >periodista: con cada dÍa que pasa son mÁs con los estÁn felices en san francisco con el levantamiento del ciertas restricciones. >>> quÉ te sientes que estamos saliendo de este tÚnel finalmente? >>> feliz porque regreso a trabajar, y yo creo que es muy importante que hagamos la economÍa aquÍ en san francisco que turistas comiencen a ven serres el departamento de salud informÓ mÁs flexiblezaciÓn. >>> una de ellas son para los bares. >>> no tiene que estar sentado necesariamente para tomarse su bebida puede pararse despuÉs que estÉ sin moverse por todo el bar puede estar en un grupo de ocho personas tomÁndose su traguito como dicen y no tener que estar en la mesa puede estar en el juego, y jugando villar. >>> y tambiÉn en restaurantes ya los cliente no tienen que estar senta

the "los angeles times" reports the lone survivor of a deadly mass shooting at a southern californiaess complex is out of the hospital. blanca tomio was released from the hospital yesterday with a bullet still lodged in her head. she had a helmet on to protect her damaged skull. she wore a t-shirt with the image of her son who died in her arms during the attack. her 28-year-old daughter, a former boyfriend, and a colleague were also killed when a gunman stormed their office. >> i've got my family. the father of my -- my boy. and you know, my -- couple for many years. my son -- they're there to love me and support me. and i'm thankful for that. >> the suspected gunman faces multiple charges including four counts of murder. authorities have not revealed a motive for the attack. >>> "the new york times" says after four early failed attempts, spacex successfully landed its prototype starship rocket back on earth. the bullet-shaped spacecraft touched down on a landing pad in texas yesterday after soaring more than six miles above the gulf of mexico. four previous test flights exploded dur

yet you're right it's the from los angeles times they published a an exposé that exposed alleged allegedfraud and corruption and mismanagement at the globes they also revealed that none of the members of the hollywood foreign press association who vote on the golden globes are black then added to that more recently an e-mail was leaked from for president of the association in which he quoted a article which called black lives matter the black lies about a group quote a racist hate group well that's all been too much for hollywood and so we've seen a lot of big stars ugly and scarlett johansson and mark ruffalo come out against the globes and now pretty much everyone in the hollywood film industry has come out against the hollywood foreign press association saying they have to undergo really fundamental reforms at this point many of us quite naturally see in the golden globes all voted on by thousands of professionals not the academy awards but that's not the case for a fee if you could. ease the hollywood foreign press association. basically a small group of non american foreign journali

. >>> the "los angeles times" says a california man was arrested for allegedly using pandemic reliefs to buy luxury cars and take lavish vacations. investigators say 38-year-old mustafa qadiri used $5 million in ppp money for personal expenses, including buying a bentley, ferrari, and a lamborghini. they say he used the fake companies to submit bogus applications for loans. the loan program was supposed to provide emergency aid to small businesses and prevent layoffs. >> number of businesses that closed over the last year plus, and the number of people hurting out there, and you know that there are unscrupulous actors who take advantage of what's a government program supposed to help people. >> the suspect faces several charges including bank fraud and identity theft. >>> and "politico" says massachusetts democratic senator elizabeth warren says she will run for re-election in 2024. the 71-year-old former presidential candidate told "politico" she sees a future in the senate. warren lost her bid for the democratic presidential nomination last year. she addresses some of the disappoin

host: our guest is charlie sykes, his work has been found on the new york times, los angeles times, other publications. he is the author of nine books including, "how the right lost its mind." let me get some historical perspective, you look at two or one term presidents, jimmy carter on the democrat side and george h.w. bush on the republican side. what is different about donald trump and the influence he has within the republican party? guest: excellent question. there is no parallel for a former president to have the kind of a death grip on the political party. jimmy carter was not a kingmaker in the democratic party after he was defeated by ronald reagan. george h.w. bush was not a kingmaker. his son was later elected president. people did not go to kiss the ring. what is extraordinary about this, the republican party had a chance to take an offramp after the election. we supported the president when it came to policy, let's move on. he does not have any more judges to appoint. he does not have any more taxes to cuts or regulations to cut -- to cut or regulations to cut. the republica

repair industry is headed down the same road as the horse and buggy robert oulds al jazeera los angeles. time now for a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera the 1st general strike in palestinian territories for decades labeled a day of rage has ended with further violence and bloodshed at least 4 people were killed and more than 160 injured in the occupied west bank when protests that began with stones thrown and tear gas the cloyd descended into of reported use of live ammunition by both sides 2 israeli soldiers were also wounded meanwhile the israeli bombardment of gaza continues 218 people have now been killed there 63 of them children 12 people including 2 children have died in israel and there was hope of a breakthrough in the humanitarian crisis with israel agreed to open a border crossing for aid deliveries means that aid can now flow into gaza but so far only fuel supplies have actually made it in. with the opening of cream shown crossing today it has allowed dozens of fuel trucks form on the wall to enter gaza regrettably other essential humanitarian cargo was on able to cross i

yes you're right it's the from the los angeles times they published a an exposé that exposed allegedlleged fraud and corruption and mismanagement at the globes they also revealed that none of the members of the hollywood foreign press association who vote on the golden globes are black then added to that more recently an e-mail was leaked from for president of the association in which he quoted a article which called black lives matter the black lives better group quote a racist hate group well that's all been too much for hollywood and so we've seen a lot of big stars ugly scarlet johansson and mark ruffalo come out against the globes and now pretty much everyone in the hollywood film industry has come out against the hollywood foreign press association saying they have to undergo really fundamental reforms that has caught many of us quite naturally to see in the golden globes all voted on by thousands of professionals not the academy awards but that's not the case for a fee if you could. ease the hollywood foreign press association a basically a small group of american foreign jour

repair industry is headed down the same road as the horse and buggy robert oulds al jazeera los angeles. times after a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera the 1st general strike in palestinian territories for decades labeled a day of rage has ended with further violence and bloodshed at least 4 people were killed that more than 160 injured in the occupied west bank when protests that began.

yes you're right it's the from the los angeles times they published a exposé that exposed alleged allegedraud and corruption and mismanagement at the globes they also revealed that none of the members of the hollywood foreign press association who vote on the golden globes are black then added to that more recently an e-mail was leaked from for president of the association in which he quoted a article which called black lives matter the black lies about a group quote a racist hate group well that's all been too much for hollywood and so we've seen a lot of big stars ugly scarlett johansson and mark ruffalo come out against the globes and now pretty much everyone in the hollywood film industry has come out against the hollywood foreign press association saying they have to undergo really fundamental reforms at this point many of us quite naturally see in the golden globes of i don't buy thousands of professionals not me academy awards but that's not the case briefly if you could. ease the hollywood foreign press association. a basically a small group of american foreign journalists who rep

question where they were coming from, unfortunately, airports is not the answer according to the los angeles timesired a mix of news from cnn and warner immediately shutdown march 31st. you're in a plane full of lies and it's time to land. >> while. finally, moving on. your comments about the golden girls upset me to the corporate. >> i would like to formally announce that national greg gutfeld day happens this saturday from 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m., i will be parading down fifth avenue on a homemade float based on the golden girls. i will be dressed is rose i can still fit into her housecoat. >> while, of course rose as you know played by national treasur betty white, but she was not th shortest character as any true golden girls fan would know tha title goes to sophia at just 4'10" the same height as you, greg. so in this case, a rose by any other name would in fact be wrong. >> well aren't you special, steve. >> i am, special, great, unfortunately i'm out of time and thank you for being a friend . i will see you next week. >> that was steve phoenix. not bad. we'll be right back. >> before we

according to a recent publication from the los angeles times, other members are lisa lu who played thethe 2018 hit film crazy rich asians. how about former beauty queen -- >> hold on. >> excuse me. may i finish? >> hold on. i'd like to say my mistake. i didn't know that. i don't know much about the hollywood foreign press because i'm a woman of the people. it's a little elitist for me. >> of course. well, i may suggest some real glasses so you can see the truth. >> no, i'm nearsighted in my right eye now. they were a farce. they were a farce for seven years and now they're not. >> so you were nearly making an interesting point. i'm afraid we have to move on. heather, hello. >> hi. >> how are you doing? >> fine. you made a remark that dr. fauci said we would never shake again. >> right. >> is that correct? >> in the workplace. >> in the workplace. i go around hugging everyone in the workplace even during covid. so i'm sure i'm in big trouble. >> very lovely of you. in fact in the original npr interview, dr. fauci did sort of laugh. you can see it in the transcript. in a follow up interv

mantles and the making of modern america, which is a finalist for pulitzer prize and when the los angeles times prize for history. richard is professor of history at stanford university, having previously taught at the university of washington, university of utah and michigan state university. please welcome professor richard white. he (applause) >> i'm often accused of having a cynical 21st century view of the associates as the big four called incels in the 19th century, but actually that is not true. i have a cynical 19th century view of the associates. i'm pretty much in line with this with charles francis adams, who's president of the union pacific, who worked intimately with the big railroad men in the era including associates. the easiest way to characteristic -- i've known unknown tolerably many successful meant, big financial man. men famous during the last half century. and what's less interesting crowd i do not care to meet again, either in this world or the next, nor is one of them disassociated in my mind with thought of refinement. set of money gathers and traders, they're essentia

host: our guest is charlie sykes, his work has been found on the new york times, los angeles times, other publications. he is the author of nine books including, "how the right lost its mind." let me get some historical perspective, you look at two or one term presidents, jimmy carter on the democrat side and george h.w. bush on the republican side. what is different about donald trump and the influence he has within the republican party? guest: excellent question. there is no parallel for a former president to have the kind of a death grip on the political party. jimmy carter was not a kingmaker in the democratic party after he was defeated by ronald reagan. george h.w. bush was not a kingmaker. his son was later elected president. people did not go to kiss the ring. what is extraordinary about this, the republican party had a chance to take an offramp after the election. we supported the president when it came to policy, let's move on. he does not have any more judges to appoint. he does not have any more taxes to cuts or regulations to cut -- to cut or regulations to cut. the republica

including the new york times magazine in the los angeles times and he has received multiple nominations and when that 2012 library little review, poetry prize for his poems. his many was the mother of god. "by broad potomac's shore" great poems from the early days of our nation's capitol, by kim roberts and by both well-known and overlooked poet. working and living in the capitol in the city's 18 hundreds to 1930. included are poems by celebrated writers such as francis - walt whitman and frederick douglass as well as the work of lesser-known poet. kim roberts is the author of the literary guide from washington dc. walking in the footsteps of american writers from francis to others. in five books of poems. it and most recently, the scientific method. political af, "political af" by tara campbell is a hybrid book of poetry. the collection focuses on topics such as race, corruption, gun violence, police brutality, confederate monuments, reproductive freedom and the sexual harassment and abuse of women. tara campbell is a writer, teacher, a fellow and fiction editor. she received her msa f

question where they were coming from, unfortunately, airports is not the answer according to the los angeles timesnn airport network which aired a mix of news from cnn and warner immediately shutdown march 31st. you're in a plane full of lies and it's time to land. >> while. finally, moving on. your comments about the golden girls upset me to the corporate. >> i would like to formally announce that national greg gutfeld day happens this saturday from 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m., i will be parading down fifth avenue on a homemade float based on the golden girls. i will be dressed is rose i can still fit into her housecoat. >> while, of course rose as you know played by national treasur betty white, but she was not th shortest character as any true golden girls fan would know tha title goes to sophia at just 4'10" the same height as you, greg. so in this case, a rose by any other name would in fact be wrong. >> well aren't you special, steve. >> i am, special, great, unfortunately i'm out of time and thank you for being a friend . i will see you next week. >> that was steve phoenix. not bad. we'll be

last week "the los angeles times" called the story into question. oduction this summer. "the l.a. times" concluded that montanez worked on the flamin' hotline that he did not invent the flaminin' hot cheeto. revising that, saying the company attributes the launch and success of flamin' hot cheeto and other products to montanez among others. reminding how he started, as a janitor. i wasn't a supervisor i was the least of the least. maybe that's one of the reasons they don't have any documentation on me. why would they? asked about the film, he says he thinks it will inspire people to do the right thing. don't make the mistake montanez made. document everything. i'm alicia menendez. right now it's time for "the mehdi hasan show." >> hi, alicia. i have no idea who came up with the flamin' hot cheeto but i'm glad we no longer have president cheato. >>> the anniversary of george floyd's death is tuesday but copying is not ready to pass legislation in his name. what will it take? >>> will republicans use the filibuster

los angeles and i'm at work. there she is on the front page of the los angeles times, a city's buried shame. >> up until that momentad lived through. she picked up her baby and took the first flight home to tulsa, eager for answers. >> i don't know why you didn't tell us. you should have told us, grandma, and she looked at us. she looked at me, and she said because i wanted to have you and the baby, and i wanted to have him. had they spoke of this by any means pretty much, they would been labeled as troublemakers. and their lives would have been in danger. they would have been killed. with no repercussions from it. and therefore, they would never have been able to have children. grandchildren. that's what she meant. >> so the real word of reparations is repair. this situation has not been repaired. repair me as a citizen, so we can have true restoration. >> eloise crocker price is the cousin of dick roland. she and other descendants and living survivors of the massacre are suing the city of tulsa for what happened to their families. >> let's bring justice to people who have been harmed, who continue to be traumatiz

reagan in addition to working at the washington post she has worked at "time" magazine of the los angeles times in the recipient of many awards including the prize for excellence and recording as four years ago by simon & schuster to write the prior gravy it is being published tomorrow on april 13, 2021. they call nancy reagan a luminous and exhausted biography which chronicles the private life of influence of nancy reagan, the book draws on interviews with cabinet members, friends and family members and she became one of the most influential first ladies of the century. we invite you to join our virtual program joined in conversation by reagan foundation institute board of trustees kathy busch. >> good afternoon i am so pleased to welcome you today for the very special sneak peek at a much-anticipated biography on former first lady nancy reagan, the book, the tramp of nancy reagan written by washington post columnist karen to multi-would be officially released tomorrow and karen has graciously agreed to make the reagan library one of her first thoughts on the book tour. after devouring the boo

according to a recent publication from the los angeles times, other members are lisa lu who played the in the 2018 hit film crazy rich asians. how about former beauty queen -- >> hold on. >> excuse me. may i finish? >> hold on. i'd like to say my mistake. i didn't know that. i don't know much about the hollywood foreign press because i'm a woman of the people. it's a little elitist for me. >> of course. well, i may suggest some real glasses so you can see the truth. >> no, i'm nearsighted in my right eye now. they were a farce. they were a farce for seven years and now they're not. >> so you were nearly making an interesting point. i'm afraid we have to move on. heather, hello. >> hi. >> how are you doing? >> fine. you made a remark that dr. fauci said we would never shake again. >> right. >> is that correct? >> in the workplace. >> in the workplace. i go around hugging everyone in the workplace even during covid. so i'm sure i'm in big trouble. >> very lovely of you. in fact in the original npr interview, dr. fauci did sort of laugh. you can see it in the transcript. in a follow up in

that is the "los angeles times" gave bevel in 2019.tch up with the team who have mastered and continue perfecting both italian and middle eastern food. >>> and speaking of california, we'll stay there for a special performance from lord huron in our "saturday session." florida and so much more is all ahead this morning. >>> first, the fragile cease-fire between israel and hamas is in its second day and has already been tested. palestinians and israeli police briefly clashed at jerusalem's al aqsa mosque friday with security forces firing teargas. the 11-day battle killed more than 200 people, most of them in gaza, some children. it also left large-scale destruction. president biden says a two-state solution is the best way to end the fighting. meanwhile, the united nations has approved more than $18 million in humanitarian relief efforts. holly williams is in gaza this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. while the conflict was still raging, the israeli government would not allow us into the gaza strip, they said for our o

last week "the los angeles times" called the story into question. go into production this summer. according to more than a dozen employees the paper spoke to, "the l.a. times" concluded that montanez worked on the flamin' hotline that he did not invent the flaminin' hot cheeto. it was invented years earlier by another team. in a new statement, revising that, saying the company attributes the launch and success of flamin' hot cheeto and other products to several people, including montanez. he spoke with "variety" about all this and explained the discrepancy saying -- ying -- asked about the film, he says he thinks it will inspire people to do the right thing. don't make the mistake montanez made. document everything. that is all the time i have for today. i'm alicia menendez. right now it's time for "the mehdi hasan show." hi, mehdi. >> hi, alicia. i have no idea who came up with the flamin' hot cheeto but i'm glad we no longer have president cheato. sl have a great rest of your sunday. >>> tonight on "the mehdi hasan show," the anniversary of george

as india faces acute vaccine shortage, "the los angeles times goes reporting u.s.government and big drug companies last year rejected the world health organization and initiative to scale of global vaccine manufacturing. the program would have trained manufacturers in latin america, asia, africa to produce the shots once they were approved for market. prime minister modi and his right wing party lost key state elections in west bengal sunday. health officials fear voting a campaign rallies will lead to a new spiken new infectns. here in the u.s., the white house said it will start barring entry for travelers who have been in india within the previous 14 days. the order, which goes into effect tuesday, does not apply to u.s. citizens or legal residents. i warning to contain descriptions and footage of police violence. in columbus, ohio, mourners gathered friday at the funeral of ma'khia bryant, the 16-year-old black girl who was killed last month by police officers outside her foster home. this is don bryant, ma'khia's cousin, who spoke on behalf of her family. >> i

er karen tumulty has worked at time magazine9 and the los angeles times and is the recipient of many awards. asked four years ago by simon & schuster to write this biography, the book is finally being plushed tomorrow -- published tomorrow, april 13, 2021. the book draws on interviews with reagan cabinet members, friends and family members and showers how she -- shares how she became one of the most influential first ladies. >> good afternoon i am so pleased to welcome you today for the very special sneak peek at a much-anticipated biography on former first lady nancy reagan, the book, the tramp of nancy reagan written by washington post columnist karen to multi-would be officially released tomorrow and karen has graciously agreed to make the reagan library one of her first thoughts on the book tour. after devouring the book myself, i think readers will agree it's a well researched balanced and insightful look into the life of one of the 20th century's most fascinating consequential figures. in the interest of full disclosure, i thought i would mention that i was privileged to work f

you have the "los angeles times" who opened a beat about kamala harris, track and her stark rise to theerage but is obsessed with word choice. >> emily: there is an important distinction to be made behind the acknowledgment of her getting that achievement, what that represent, and the fawning coverage. every time i'm in the grocery store line, she is on half of the covers on the magazine rack. part of the free press and its role in holding elected officials accountable includes criticism. the word "cautious" when talking about the administration's accessibility certainly doesn't strike me as disrespectful or anything other than a straight line reporting. to me, a true leader doesn't censor feedback. they surround themselves with diversity of thought, challenges for growth, and not sycophants. i have seen, only from her, a trending in that direction. it makes me wonder what kind of manufactured leader she is. >> kayleigh: we don't keep up -- i just reached out to vice president pence, his former aide and asked if they kept an enemies list. they said "no." >> harris: i love what you were

i am working with a very interesting guy named doctor patrick who is the owner of the los angeles times. heston very wellin biotech. he is a surgeon by training of chinese descent rep in south africa. wants to give back. were having some really interesting discussions of working with him to build capacity in africa. i think with my science copartner for the last 20 years, we are looking. she is from honduras. how we can build latin america. i think india is a good example of what can be done. they have probably excelled in terms of providing vaccines for low in middle income countries as well as anyone. so how can we franchise that indian model or adapted to africa, latin america, other poor countries in the middle east. that could be an important nextwave to look at. >> where the economics about though? you questioned the merck bola vaccine. i don't know people understand this. that vaccine targets only ebola virus. there are multiple other bullet viruses that vaccine will not do anything for. we fortune is not have outbreaks of ebola sudan -- more of marburg for quite a number of year

what are your thoughts about the los angeles times reporting that mexico will open 17 migrant camps insideu stated that. >> i have to ask the question is this like the remaining mexico program that the trouble administration had in place. if people are going to come here and apply for asylum they can apply but to have them wait on the mexican side of the border while their cases pending because if we let them into the u.s. as a biden administration is doing there we return to a catch and release posture and nothing is more effective for marketing purposes and alien smugglers then announcing that the biden administration is releasing people into the u.s. to disappear and possibly never apply for asylum in court in the biden administration is not deporting these people either. larry: what were your thoughts when you saw the new york times people from 160 countries around the world have been trying to cross. >> it shocking so much has been focused on mexico and the northern triangle countries in central america but the entire world is taking advantage of the policies of the biden administrati

los angeles from fox 11 our affiliate there. one of the big stories there tonight celebrities largely praising the move to not air the golden globes next year. earlier this year the "los angeles times revealed that the hollywood foreign press association that puts on the awards had not one black member. actor tom cruise even returned his three golden globes. the association has put forward a plan to combat the systemic issues that many believe does not go far enough. that's a live look from outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ say goodbye to hollywood ♪ say goodbye my baby ♪ say goodbye to hollywood ♪ say goodbye my baby ♪ ♪ (ac/dc: back in black) ♪ ♪ ♪ the bowls are back. applebee's irresist-a-bowls all just $8.99. how great is it that we get to tell everybody how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? i mean it... uh-oh, sorry... oh... what? i'm an emu! no, buddy! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ comfort in the extreme. ♪♪ the lincoln family of luxury suvs. ♪ >> bret: a 15-year-old girl has pled guilty to the murder of a 66-year-old uber eats driver mohammed o

reason i don't has turned on the hollywood foreign press association, earlier this year the "los angeles times every celebrity under the sun acted shocked and horrified by this news. they had no idea who the members of the extremely influential organization are -- an organization that they make movies to try and impress, so no, that is not the truth. this organization has been accused of shady dealings and a lack of diversity, which is why, when ricky gervais' hosted the golden globes, he made a joke about the how hollywood foreign press association being racist. i am not impressed by tom cruise returning his golden globes when he knows he is going to get met with nothing but media praise. >> brian: but carly, every day there will be another super sta, i imagine. the other big story is bob baffert, we lead with him yesterday, the trainer of the kentucky derby winner. has a different story today. >> i think this whole thing is bad for bob baffert but overall good for horse racing. bad for bob baffert because as you know, yesterday, he came on our air and told bill and dana that without a doubt

. >> matteo, as part of the research northeastern i was reading you interviews in "los angeles times" where you talk how you started to do -- started in sales and became disillusioned and then talked about how black book draws from -- black buck draws from theyster generals and i want to digger into that and sort of talk about what about that early career sort of led you to sit down and writes the book? >> thank you for that. so, i was just so entrenched in the world of startups and sales it's all i knew for many years. i'm going to say intentionally i suppose even though i might have not been as conscious about it back then, but i intentionally distanced myself from the people who loved me unconditionally and were close toast me in my life. best friends, my family, other people who he felt just didn't get it. i was in this world of startups and sales and i was rising and by the time i was 24 i was managing 30 people and making over six figures. so i had friend that would look at me and say, come hang out with us, come see us mitchell mother would call me and i would screen her calls

yes you're right it's the from the los angeles times they published a an exposé that exposed allegedalleged fraud and corruption and mismanagement at the globes they also revealed that none of the members of the hollywood foreign press association who vote on the golden globes are black and then added to that more recently an e-mail was leaked from for president of the association in which he quoted a article which called black lives matter the black lives better group quote a racist hate group well that's all been too much for hollywood and so we've seen a lot of big stars ugly and scarlett johansson and mark ruffalo come out against the globes and now pretty much everyone in the hollywood film industry has come out against the hollywood foreign press association saying they have to undergo really fundamental reforms. many of us quite naturally see in the golden globes all voted on by thousands of professionals not the academy awards but that's not the case briefly if you could who is the hollywood foreign press association. a basically a small group of american foreign journalists

let's discuss it with a political writer for the los angeles times. california's budget is very reliant on high-income earners and with the stock market, high-income earners have done very well, despite the fact we have had so many problems be the economy because of the pandemic. as you point out, i hadn't heard of zoom two years ago and i certainly know what it is now. so california's budget is doing much better than they expected it to be. >> we should know, by the way, that california has had surpluses, in the past decade or so under governor jerry brown who was able to pull the state in a surplus state more than once. >> look. governor newsom proposed a number of things. you mentioned the $600 checks to families. there is increased access to early-childhood education. billions of dollars for the homeless problem. everything, from utility bills to parking tickets. i mean, he laid out a whole bunch of proposals to use this -- this budget which has obviously drawn some criticism. >> let me ask about this recall. i wonder how you see it now. there was

joining us now is john meyers, the sacramento bureau chief for the "los angeles times." it's good to see you. >> thank you, joshua, you too. >> where is gavin on this now? if i was him and i had spent many years being mayor of san francisco waiting in the wings for all this time to become governor, and i thought there was a legitimate chance i couldn't finish my term, i'd be, like, oh, hell, no, i'm not letting this ride. but i haven't heard much from him. does that mean he's not terribly worried about this? >> uh, i think it's a calculation, joshua. i think he wants to acknowledge it's real, and he has started to do that a little bit without giving it a lot of fuel. let's set the stage for people who may not be familiar with how recall elections work, not every state would have this procedure. there have been dozens and dozens of these through california history. but only one of them has ever gotten on the ballot in 2003 when arnold schwarzenegger became governor of california. during the covid era they talked about things that weren't about covid but it moved toward a