tensions are rising between selah and her right hand man maxie, threatening the stability of her empire. beginning life with an online overture in 2014, it's been described by its creator as a tale of a girl who runs a gang and is totally 0k with doing whatever it takes to make that gang successful. because when you're 17, you've got to grab onto that control wherever you can and hold it tight for dear life. because they always try and take it from there, don't they? citing... poe has created something that is simultaneously familiar and surprising. capturing both the hazy nature of teenage years and the more brutal power struggles of adult life. a larger—than—life artificial world that seems strangely grounded in down—to—earth reality. at times, i was reminded of the rebellious spirit of girlhood. although this has an altogether more surreal air. aided by some beautiful floating cinematography and by an almost sci—fi inflected a score by a talented japanese composer. debuting to rapturous applause at last year's sundance film festival, selah and the spades was acquired by amazon, who q

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plenty of conspiracy theories as well out there over the coronavirus why it started and what that maxie will mean i want all the money that's being pumped into it but you know it's going to be hard for administrations to convince people and when it does eventually happen you know it's a good point i saw an interview last night with the mayor of los vegas in the u.s. and she said that everyone has the corona virus and she said most people are doing fine so you know you've got to work around that type of thinking as well when we do get a vaccine how our health officials are how are they planning to deal with this type of skepticism. well you know it's really hard to know yet because 1st and foremost let's not forget we don't actually have a coronavirus vaccine at the moment but we can sort of almost 3 am type some countries are going to act at best of course is here in germany where we are at the moment let's not forget that last year our law was introduced here over measles making me feel that the measles vaccine compulsory for children who wanted to attend school and day care centers an

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people are very wary of any intrusion of their privacy and private lives, of course because of the maxistasi. it is seen asa secret police, the stasi. it is seen as a very good means at to track people with smartphones, where they we re people with smartphones, where they were going, how they are moving. and once this is over, do we go back to civil liberties and the protection of the private person as we were before coronavirus? as is religious and political scientist said after the attacks of september 11, they reminded us that it is often at the event itself that has the longest repercussions, it is our response to the event that could actually prove to be more catastrophic. we saw what happened after the september 11 attacks, two major international invasions, decline of civil liberties around the world. as stefanie mason, the human rights chief of the un yesterday spoke out about this and warned about the surveillance, which is quite effective in some countries, the tracing that south korea has used is quite effective. but some readers could take advantage of the situation as stefa

this morning we introduce you to the new maxi pad.introduce you. >>> good morning on this thursday, let's get right to your forecast. mary lee, we will see more of the sun today. >> we will for sure. it should be a very pleasant day across the bay area. here is a live look at our treasure island cameras. temperatures are running low to mid 50s at this hour. dealing with low clou

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to summarize, i look at the medical data but also what other maxis are doing, and that is how i look we in the united states should be doing next. speakingways valuable to you, senator bill cassidy. coming up next, we speak to eurasia group's ian bremmer about the geopolitics of the coronavirus. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: welcome back to "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i'm david westin. this pandemic has affected certainly the global economy. it has also affected global geopolitics. when we have questions about geopolitics, we turn to ian bremmer, founder of the eurasia group. let's start with china. that is where, after all, this coronavirus started. what is this doing to china, both internally and externally? ian: internally, the fact that xi jinping cover this up for the first month caused enormous opposition to him domestically, that they needed to battle. this was by far the biggest crisis he has faced, just like other leaders around the world. since then, their economy is restarting. tremendous quarantine, a lot

per maxi picked up one of the 2000 laptops san jose unified handed out in the last two weeks which herappy about. >> i don't have to use my mom's ipad all the time. >> reporter: about a quarter of of of families turned in a survey. his son was doing his assignments on the phone for six weeks until she also picked up a laptop. >> at the same time, they do homework, so it was very difficult. >> reporter: according to the state of our medical of education, one in five students do not have computers or internet at home. this is something the superintendent just last week. >> we know this is tough, we literally have thousands of students across the state have not checked in. they are not in distance learning because they're scrabbling to get basic resources. >> this crisis has brought to light how critical technology is for us to learn and work and can indicate. >> reporter: the director of oakland base health exchange was provides refurbished computers for students. he is in a big increase in demand. >> a couple months ago we were refurbishing and distributing about 300 computers a month.

frederick mayor, do who spied on maxis after after freeing germany, dies at 94. i knew immediately that writing 700, 800 words for an obituary, the type i wrote that morning, that when eli first mentioned his name did not do justice and i thought that this really has the makings of a much fuller treatment in a book and eventually i did decide to write a book and i took several trips to austria where the mission to place and went through thousands of pages of records in the national archives and i stopped in washington and silver spring where were there were reports not only on the mission itself but the beating of a freddy by his nazi interiors and the gestapo men who carried out these beatings and i looked at and photographs and talk to survivorsnd and one survivor frm the mission itself who, believe it or not, is 96 years old, the pilot who flew the plane and still lives in virginia and at 96 still flying a plane. he had these amazing stories about flyingnd the mission and dropping fred and his two compatriots onto a glacier, 13000 feet high, in innsbruck in ty

been maxis cyber operations are an fellow glee part of international relations in the gap between united states and other countries has narrowed considerably. get that folks, narrowed considerably pared from north korea's efforts to hack for cash million dollars worth against the bank of thank england -- to russia's maligned activity for misinformation to electric lockouts in ukraine there is plenty to talk about. understanding how cyber tools are used and abused is his specialty and also taking care of analog brain logs. he's a marshall scholar and received his ph.d. from kings college in london and he knows everything. even more important though i've said this then is beloved here. as a former member of congress that would be me who tried to ensure technical intelligence collection tools weren't cumbersome or legal and regularly reviewed by experts to prevent abuses i really salute ben for the kind of teaching he is doing for all the hill staffers to come here not knowing enough about the subject and not knowing about each other in the contribution he has made is just colossal. my theo

this morning we introduce you to the new maxi pad. we introduce you. >>> good morning on this thursday, let's get right to your forecast. mary lee, we will see more of the sun today. >> we will for sureitou e re ia live look at our treasure island cameras. temperatures are running low to mid 50s at this hour. dealing with low clouds and areas of fog along the coast in my around the bay. we will catch that clearing and sunshine as we go through that afternoon. just some high clouds out there. daytime highs a little above average this time ofab5 above a for this time of year. we will talk about a cool down as we go through the week. details on that coming up. let's check in with gianna for the latest on the south bay traffic alert. >>> we have a traffic alert as you work your weight northbound on 101 past boston hill right around hilliard avenue. the vehicle flipped over several times. two lanes are completely shut down, those two left lanes but troopers are now unseen so hopefully they will wrap things up pretty quickly. we see a few b

and given the ripple effect of maxis and using commitment to educate younger generations about the dangers of racism and bigotry, i think we can say by saving max, this surgeon saved much more than one. the opportunity to hear a first-hand account from a survivor is becoming increasingly rare. i am so honored to be with you all here this evening to your mac's share his story. i hope we will all leave here tonight with a heightened sense of duty to condemn intolerance and defend human rights in our everyday lives. please join me in welcoming aviva rajsky, daughter of a holocaust edison you can't tour at toronto congregation have nin. aviva traveled with mr. eisen on the 2015 march of the living where she conducted the choir at the holocaust remembrance day ceremony in auschwitz. aviva will be joined and accompanied by a grammy award-winning guitarist whose parents were holocaust survivors and who lost many members of his family in the holocaust. i think you all and i look forward to a wonderful evening. [applause] >> good evening. it is such an incredible honor for me to be here this evenin

colleagues on the ground were left in the position of understanding that this is so important, we hours the maxibeen disseminated to all officers. one of the things that we are going to have to consider for returning officers, retirees, is making sure they are up—to—date, not only with everything involved in policing, but the newest block of legislation. because at the minute we are in the middle of a pandemic and it is scary and unprecedented. but it is going to end. and when it ends, the public are going to emerge and is going to be a very different world. they will need protecting by the police that point. we can best protect them not just the police that point. we can best protect them notjust by having the right equipment, but maintain the relationship and the good relationship and the good relationship we have of the public. we need to have that balance and protect the nhs and maintain that relationship with the public. that is why this guidance is so key. thank you. you have been watching a very different —looking home affairs select committee going on. all done remotely select committee