melissa lee this is "fast money" tonight's trader lineup tim seymour, steve grasso, james mcdonald and nadine microsoft falling one trader says double down on this name, how they're playing this pull back it's a small world but big reopening, disneyland opening the gates for the first time in a year we break it down for the trade. later, we are upping the stakes why tomorrow's kentucky derby could be a big win with the betting sports stocks. starting with s&p 500 ending flat despite blow out earnings from biggest companies in the market dow down on the week record profits from the most valuable companies couldn't get investors excited, what will or is the best already baked into these markets tim? >> look, it's disappointing and certainly if you told me the numbers that google and facebook, especially on their ad growth what it means also for the consumer and economy and then get to apple, 5g super cycle alive and well, their service business is girouxing and amazon might have had the best numbers of everybody. week over week triple q&a's with nasdaq down very concerning. semidconductors have

nadine, what do you say? >> one air y5u we agree with him is what's going to fuel this rebound is energy. we're long energy, have to agree there. he's talking about a goldilox scenario and we're looking around for the three bears we're not of the view it's going to be lasting that long, but instead we're looking at measuring that being a lot of the gdp data it really comes down to math we see acceleration of gdp diamond's going to be right but if you see deceleration ratio, even if levels are high, if it is decelerating it's not going to come to fruition. >> part of the huge boom we've talked about on the show is extraordinary amount of deleveraging happening on part of cooperations and consumer debt is lowest in 40 years and he says it will unleash extraordinary spending across the board, tim, it seems pretty boomish to me. >> very boomish. talked about a new marshall-style plan which we know from history was rebuilding western europe and he talked a lot about infrastructure and rebuilding the foundation of

nadine, do you have a position in airlines?take a flyer on delta, if they can generate some cash in june they have mentioned non-fuel cost going up but we think this is a bit of a cold spring and trading low end at $46 and change implies high end 7 to 8 upside on the near term. so we like where there's a lot of negativity baked in it's really about execution, the economy coming back, some of the travel coming back, so we like it. >> bonawyn, where do you stand now? >> i think it's a name you can own because you see valuations in every other part of the market just so high. you're going to see a flight to things that have under performed though it is quite up a bit from its base i do think the road to rebounding will be a bit more protracted perhaps because where you see rebounds is lower market business the international and business aspect of travel is really what will propel this forward and i'd be looking at those data points. >> coming up, feeling refreshed? options traders are, we'll laid out the coca-cola trade when "fast

. —— nadine kessler. —— a stalwart of the women's game.icable, but the problem with that is that the dominant clubs in men's football aren't the same as in the women's game. we've had this today from the head of women's football at uefa — nadine kessler says this would be devastating for the women's game. we're about 48 hours down the line since this story broke now sarah and the condemnation of these plans from all areas of the game just keeps coming in. thank you, joseph for the moment. another important line. —— joel for the moment. a madrid court has one wafer and people against imposing sanctions on clubs and players until fully considers the super league case. zach has warned uefa and people. interesting so far. —— and well. well you might have seen some of the protests at elland road last night — where liverpool — one of the breakaway clubs — were taking on leeds in the premier league. tonight, chelsea — another of the six — are at home at stamford bridge, they will face brighton.... our senior sports news reporter laura scott is th

nadine - society. "13-year-old boy. and in police as a whole. nadine graves, i police as a whole.to us. there's been a chorus of condemnation from across football after six top english clubs said they planned to form a new super league with other european sides. borisjohnson said the idea was not "good news for fans" and he would work with the football authorities to make sure it doesn't go ahead in the way that's been proposed. the president of uefa — europe's football governing body — said the plans were a "spit in the face of all football lovers". under the proposals, arsenal, chelsea, liverpool, manchester united, manchester city, and tottenham would be part of a new midweek competition, while continuing to compete in the premier league. here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. the additional culture media and sports are terry oliver dowden has been making a statement on this to mp5 on the prospect of football's super league, was have a listen to what he has been saying this afternoon. what he has been saying this afternoon-— what he has been saying this afternoon. ., ,, ,

defects that are being found in new born babies at university clinic live in banshee neonatal nurse nadine and gloom is about to start the night shift she's seeing many babies born with such serious now from ations that they need emergency surgery. but some of the babies have such serious birth defects they cannot be saved. you know where you for care mindy but are probably a mile from us you know even by scare my for myself i mean given up we are back. now in guinea don't being given a shin vickie's a young woman of. well a record now my frontal of your piloting don't matter for much our up on the long haul my my for myself why china yeah i mean. us clinicians a seeing spine the before the organs outside the baby's body a new route to defects where the brain has failed to develop. by moving. we're going to talk on my. watch and bring in our dog bone wizzy brain and become why she. knew who all why she mining always equals on me because we have a man for my syria who don't come miles on come on africa tomorrow if you start going to europe where you are. not ok. we make a call system in eac

defects that are being found in new born babies at university clinic live in banshee neonatal nurse nadine and is about to start the night shift she's seeing many babies born with such serious now from ations that they need emergency surgery. but some of the babies have such serious birth defects they cannot be saved. you know where you fall garamendi a mile from us you know you've met my skirt my for myself i mean given up we are. now being given they don't being given a shin vickie's a young woman of. my frontal of your blood to don't my from up on the long ago my my for myself why china yeah i mean. us 2 missions a seeing spine the before the organs outside the baby's body a new route she would defects where the brain has failed to develop. by meaning. by going to talk on my. watch and being in our own misery being on book on why she . call washing mining always equals on mean it because we are more mindful must. come about africa to my baes you start a job where you are. granted by not ok. we make a call system in each all spittal if they've got a birth we've gone to little more for mi

who heads a refugee support group the group has written to indian prime minister nadine's more be urging him to condemn the putsch as a democratic country they are shocked by his silence it is in the other side. the violent. human rights violation you know the way the military tortured the people just looking at them in the street and dead body and all but india is doing nothing. any feels helpless in her safety because she can do nothing for those back home but she believes that the international community should speak up. please i beg other countries to help my unmarked citizens even before the cool any new myanmar good never be safe again. she why do you think that if things remain as bad as they are far too many people in whole country will end up feeling the same. even if they have the virus young people in particular are struggling to cope with the severe constraints and the loss of human contact resulting from the clue that 1000 pandemic a hospital near brussels is looking to help them. long months of locked and have been a battle for many young people. teenagers in acute mental d

who heads the refugee support group here the group has written to indian prime minister nadine's more be urging him to condemn the putsch as a democratic country they are shocked by his silence. human rights violations you know the where the military torture of the people. in the street and dead body and all but india is doing nothing. when he feels helpless in her safety because she can do nothing for those back home but she believes that the international community should speak up when. sisters and brothers have to defend themselves against the military with their bare hands they don't have any c.v.s. even before the cool henny new myanmar good never be safe again she worries that if things remain as bad as they are far too many people in her home country will end up feeling the same. more news from around the world now starting in greece where police have launched a manhunt after a fashion crime reporter was shot dead outside his home in athens your career of us was shot i was ambushed and shot several times as he arrived home from work media offices in greece are frequently target

who heads a few support group here the group has written to indian prime minister nadine's more be urging him to condemn the putsch as a democratic country we are shocked by his silence it is indeed our side. the violent. human rights violation you know the where the military story from the people who just looking at them in the street and dead body and all. but india is doing nothing. penny feels helpless in her safety because she can do nothing for those back home but she believes that the international community should speak up when. asked systems and brothers have to defend themselves against the military with their bare hands they don't have any c.v.s. please i beg other countries to help my unmarked citizens. even before the cool henny knew me on my i would never be see for her again she why do you say that if things remain as bad as they are far too many people in home country will end up feeling the seem to notice of other stories making news around the world now police in greece have launched a manhunt after a veteran crime reporter was shot dead outside his home in athens georgi

who heads a refugee support group here the group has written to indian prime minister nadine's more the urging him to condemn the putsch as a democratic country they are shocked by his silence it is indeed a side. violent. human rights violation you know the where the military tore through the people just looking at them in the street and dead body you know all. but india is doing nothing. kenny feels helpless in her safety because she can do nothing for those back home but she believes that the international community should speak up to know her. past sisters and brothers have to defend themselves against the military with their bare hands they don't have any c.v.s. please i beg other countries to help my unmarked citizens even before the cool henny knew myanmar i would never be safe for her again she worries that if things remain as bad as they are far too many people in her home country will end up feeling the same joining us now from delhi is. well who filed that report nisha we just heard from your report the frustrations of exiles who feel india isn't doing enough why is that the

who heads a refugee support group the group has written to indian prime minister nadine's more be urging him to condemn the putsch as a democratic country they are shocked by his silence it is indeed aside. the violent. human rights violation you know the way of the military torture of the people. in the street and dead body and all but india is doing nothing. any feels helpless in her safety because she can do nothing for those back home but she believes that the international community should speak up. in. assistance and brothers have to defend themselves against the military with their bare hands they don't have any c.v.s. please i beg other countries to help my and not citizens even before the cool hennie new myanmar good never be safe again she values that if things remain as bad as they are far too many people in her home country will end up feeling the same. there are some people who manage to stay young at any age like british designer vivienne westwood from her early days selling point of pornographic t. shirts to becoming one of the top names in high fashion was what has always

the new government will hope it can concentrate on driving down covered cases and hospitalizations nadine barber al jazeera. old graves being emptied in brazil's largest city to make room for a soaring number of covert 19 deaths grave diggers in south pollo have been bagging the remains of people who've been who were buried years ago there were a record number of burials in the city this week brazil is reporting its highest number of deaths since the pandemic began on average about 3000 people died each day this week but libya is closing its border with brazil and peru the latest south american country to increase travel restrictions to stop a spike in corona virus cases there's concern over the spread of the more infectious variant 1st identified in brazil bolivia and authorities are putting border towns on the lockdown where it's been detected chile is closing all its border for the month saucing monday more than $66000.00 people died in brazil in march the highest since the onset of. the u.n. security council a strongly condemned the use of violence by me on laws military against civil

nadine graves is a lawyer and former public defender in minneapolis, she attended the vigil this eveningnte wright and joins me now. this happened in an area you know pretty well? this is my hometown. i was born and raised here and the incident happened, mr wright was killed within three miles of my home. do you see any signs of any change in police tactics and approach to people they stop as a result of the floyd case? not necessarily. we have heard a lot of conversation regarding that, i heard a lot of force from the governor today saying that he wanted meetings and he was going to follow up with the legislature because up until this point they haven't even had a meeting regarding incidents like this. it's unfathomable why officers would choose to shoot and kill another person, an unarmed black person, especially as we are dealing with the chauvin trial. the fact that it was an accident and that the gun was drawn instead of the taser, that is a difficult mistake to make? i absolutely agree. my understanding is that a taser may weigh a pound but a loaded firearm is at least 3—5 pounds s

nadine burke harris getting her shot at the oakland coliseum last month. governor newsome also receiving the j&j vaccine. in fact, he was very happy and chose this brand because of the single dose. now, here are the symptoms to look out for. >> so, this is a really rare and specific kind of clot that happens in the brain, to be watching a new headache that's not your usual. number two, blurry vision. and, you know, anything after that i think you would normally go to the doctor anyway or the emergency room. so loss of consciousness, seizures, and those kinds of symptoms. the more common kinds of clots would be leg pain, calf pain and shortness of breath. >> headaches, blurry vision, and leg pain among the most common things seen here. again, the fda says it's very rare that you're going to get a blood clot from receiving that j&j vaccine. however, the catch-22 here, did the fda overreact? dr. chin hong says no, the fda did not overreact, but there is a possibility that some people, maybe many people that were on the fence about getting any of the three vac

nadine caldwell sealing the win in belfast where there were jubilant scenes after the final whistle.rough to the semifinal of the champions league despite losing to a late goal by porto in the second leg of their quarter—final tonight. that was enough for them to go through 2—1 on aggregate. katie gornall was watching. it's been seven years since chelsea last made it this far in the champions league, but now is the time to go all the way, according to their manager. thomas to cull�*s side had reason to be confident. they began this game 2—0 up, already tantalisingly close the semifinals. porto would have to strain every sinew to stop them. —— tuchel. 0—0 at the break suited chelsea. travel restrictions meant this tie was played in seville and chelsea didn't come here for excitement, or seemingly goals, it was porto that need to attack and eventually they emerged from hibernation. a wonder goal but too late to turn the tie. it is real madrid or liverpool next for chelsea. thejourney it is real madrid or liverpool next for chelsea. the journey continues. so chelsea through, but look wh

the new government will hope it can concentrate on driving down copied cases and hospitalizations nadine barber al jazeera the us is warning russia against intimidating its neighbors unverified social media video suggests that russia is moving tanks and other equipment to areas bordering ukraine and the crimea region which moscow annexed from ukraine in 2014 earlier this week ukraine accused pro russian separatists of violating a cease fire all this as nato ambassadors met to discuss the recent rise in violence there. our concern is predicated on russian escalations and aggressions in eastern ukraine of course we would be concerned by any attempts on the part of the russian federation to intimidate its neighbors and our partners of course ukraine. is among them well the kremlin says that russia's military operations in the area are to ensure moscow's own security and are not a threat its foreign minister is also warning of escalation in the region and you don't want them to go to you know the united states addresses you crying through the lens of geopolitics ukraine close to russia makes

the new government will hope it can concentrate on driving down covered cases and hospitalizations nadine barber al jazeera. the u.n. security council strongly condemned the use of violence by mail last military against civilians but it stopped short of threatening further action china's insistence earlier to pose to the leader aung san suu che was slapped with home most serious criminal charge yet it carries a penalty of up to 14 years in prison while this is being shut down school tied reports. with tears of blood painted on their faces protesters in yangon mourn those killed for demonstrating against the coup this is they mark 2 months since the military power grab that plunged myanmar into crisis and. we are very sad for fallen heroes and protesters who are still fighting the military but we will never give up the legal team of the pows leader on song suchi thursday announced that she has been charged with violating the country's colonial era officials secrets act she's been detained since february 1st and has also been charged on 2 other accounts and has been accused of bribery it's

for the fallout from brics it is likely to be one of the toughest challenges for her successor to nadine barber al jazeera. china has launched a rocket carrying the core module of its grand space station into orbit. the long march 5 the rocket took off from the chiang space launch center on the southern island of hainan the module will provide electricity and propulsion to the space station and can accommodate 3 astronauts for up to 6 months katrina you has more from beijing this call module is called ken which is chinese for heavenly common a and it's the 1st component of china's 1st permanent space station now this part will contain several key functions it will be the power supply contains some resources as well as living quarters for 3 astronauts now it's about 17 meters in length and 5 meters in diameter and over all the space station when completed will be just a fraction of the size of the international space station which is the only other space station currently in orbit now this space is this model will be followed by 2 other modules that will be designed specifically to house

the new government will hope it can concentrate on driving down covered cases and hospitalizations nadine barber al jazeera. still ahead on the program back together again more than a 1000 people are reunited with anxious relatives after escaping a battle more than. boris johnson's most senior black advisor whites just the day after a controversial report that said the u.k. is no institutionally racist. but. there the weather is set fatha much of australia are in place to say largely clear skies we have got a couple of areas of low pressure to watch out for the 1st ones just stop towards the fall northwest here that my will develop into a tropical low bring some very heavy rain down towards the pilbara we have another system just looking out in the coral sea route of an area of high pressure dragging in some wet weather some showers into that eastern side of queensland will see some other lives showers rolling through here as we go through friday and on into sas day so they could see some wet weather for a time coming in here notice that circulation up towards the fall northwest that coul

james baldwin including one from a viewer named nadine who says that he is 96 years old and still brilliantnd she plans to share this program on facebook and somebody else writing into say that james baldwin attended fayetteville state university, another historically black university and is celebrated there. so, certainly a hero. i am also struck looking at these pictures of then corporal baldwin in europe, and then later at the embassy of the kingdom of the netherlands saying that these are people whose lives will -- would have never intersected, and how the forces of history brought them together. in the last minutes we have left i would like to ask you a more reflective question. here we are 75 years after the holocaust, a violent eruption of racism and we are still grappling with the forces of bigotry and hate. what messages do you hope that viewers will take away from these complex stories of true american heroes and, lynn, let us start with you. lynn: certainly the struggle still continue for not only black people, but for all americans. understanding history is exceedingly important

the new government will hope it can concentrate on driving down covered cases and hospitalizations nadine barber al jazeera. news are coming up in a couple of minutes of course our focus will be day for the direction of and murder trial the 2 witnesses we've heard from today seth brad and a paramedic has given quite graphic details of what's been happening in the ambulance and of course george ford's girlfriend as well courtney ross who took the stand saying a couple months time. on march 15th 2092 ceilings sense of security risk shattered when 51 people were shot dead in 2 christchurch mosques and of the 40 wounded when a gunman began shooting at christ. mosque it was packed with worshippers attending a friday service for those who lost loved ones finding ways to deal with the trauma is crucial. shigeru and she. well it was my i told her the moment was with. 4 months later i feel much quieter and i feel much more calm and really focused with my life let us love one another that love doesn't cost once it makes your heart happier my heart if it doesn't bring any loss for the new simple tha

who heads the refugee support group here the group has written to indian prime minister nadine's more be urging him to condemn the putsch as a democratic country they are shocked by his silence it is in their side. in myanmar the violence. human rights violations and all the where the military door for the people just looking at them in the street and dead bodies in all but india is doing nothing. just henney feels helpless in her safety because she can do nothing for those back home but she believes that the international community should speak up please i beg other countries to help my unmarked citizens even before the cool henny knew me on my would never be see for her again she why do you say that if things remain as bad as they are far too many people in her home country will end up feeling the same. even if they have the virus young people in particular are struggling to cope with the severe constraints and the loss of human contact resulting from the coup that in 1000 pandemic a hospital near brussels is looking to help for. long months of locked up and have been of battle for

matt: what kind of damage is being done to the nadine economy.t this type of lockdown, what does that mean for adp? >> amines economy is not going to grow as fast in the second order. canada's economy has been resilient, even to the second lockdown we had back in january and part of february. other sectors of the economy like manufacturing, commodity, construction, those have been strong and have held up despite restrictions on other parts of the economy. really what we are going to see is the pen -- the damage is in those pandemic exposed sectors, restaurants, hotels, travel, and tourism. we are going to see losses there, but economists don't think these -- the hit to the gdp will be that much. matt: in terms of stimulus or infrastructure, but has the canadian government done? >> they've implemented a series of programs and ordered keep distances and consumers afloat so they can keep some employees on the payroll. they've given businesses loans, plus a substantial amount of unemployment benefit and then the government has promised to do voice of

who heads the refugee support group the group has written to indian prime minister nadine the more the urging him to condemn the putsch as a democratic country they are shocked by his silence it is in their side. the violent. human rights violation you know the way the military tortured the people. in the street and dead bodies. but india is doing nothing. any feels helpless in her safety because she can do nothing for those back home but she believes that the international community should speak up. sisters and brothers have to defend themselves against the military with their bare hands they don't have any c.v.s. please i beg other countries to help my unmarked citizens even before the cool hennie new myanmar would never be safe again. that if things remain as bad as they are far too many people in her home country will end up feeling the same. here's a look at some more stories making headlines around the world help has come to cycle on ravaged indonesia the country's navy delivered supplies to the hardest hit area of the archipelago authorities declared a state of emergency until e

"nadine dorries — mad mad." "james not—so—cleverly. shameless neophyte".t! was there a moment where you thought, hmm? i get that these were your authentic thoughts in the moment, and that is the joy in reading it, that contemporaneous account. but did you think, "maybe some of these, i would like to have something to do with in the future"? 0r or maybe not! in the book, it blows hot and cold about boris, . because it's the same with everybody. - sometimes he is exasperating and sometimes he is brilliant. j and i always pleaded with him tojust knuckle down, - be serious and be brilliant. i have one regret which is that in the frustration of _ the period, i used language i which was perhaps excessively critical of theresa may. where, you know, i was a total supporter and it was _ frustration _ rather than criticism. i said "come on!", you know? i felt she was being outgunned, badly treated, being attacked . by the party within the party, which was the erg. - and ijust wanted her to fizz up and go. - but she was very placid. i found the introspective i nature

who heads a refugee support group here the group has written to indian prime minister nadine's more be urging him to condemn the putsch as a democratic country they are shocked by his silence it is indeed a side. of the violence. human rights violation you know the way the military tortured the people just shooting at them in the street and dead body love in all. but india is doing nothing so henny feels helpless in her safety because she can do nothing for those back home but she believes that the international community should speak up. please i beg other countries to help my unmarked citizens even before the cool henny knew me on my i would never be safe for again she why do you say that if things remain as bad as they are far too many people in home country will end up feeling the same. even if they have the virus young people in particular are struggling to cope with the severe constraints and the loss of human contact resulting from the coolidge 1000 pandemic a hospital near brussels is looking to help for. long months of locked and have been of battle for many young people. teen

who heads a refugee support group the group has written to indian prime minister nadine's more be urging him to condemn the putsch as a democratic country they are shocked by his silence it is india's side. the violent. human rights violation you know the way the military tortured the people. in the street and dead body and all but india is doing nothing. any feels helpless in her safety because she can do nothing for those back home but she believes that the international community should speak up. sisters and brothers have to defend themselves against the military with their bad hands they don't have any c.v.s. please i beg other countries to help my and mob citizens even before the cool any new myanmar good never be safe again she values that if things remain as bad as they are far too many people in her home country will end up feeling the same. we can speak now to gotham occupy the he's a former indian ambassador to me and maher as well as to afghanistan and to syria mr ambassador thank you very very much for joining us out here on day we heard we heard refugees in that report there

who heads the refugee support group here the group has written to indian prime minister nadine's more be urging him to condemn the putsch as a democratic country they are shocked by his silence it is indeed a side. violent. human rights violation you know the where the military tortured the people just looking at them in the street and dead body you know all. but india is doing nothing. kenny feels helpless in her safety because she can do nothing for those back home but she believes that the international community should speak up to no one in. our sisters and brothers have to defend themselves against the military with their bare hands they don't have any c.v.s. please i beg other countries to help my unmarked citizens even before the cool any new myanmar good never be safe for her again she worries that if things remain as bad as they are far too many people in home country will end up feeling the same joining us now from delhi is. well who filed that report nisha we just heard from your report the frustrations of exiles who feel india isn't doing enough why is that the case and ha

who heads and a few support group here the group has written to indian prime minister nadine's more be urging him to condemn the putsch as a democratic country they are shocked by his silence it is in their side. the violent. human rights violation you know the way the military tortured the people just looking at them in the street and their body of law you know all. but india is doing nothing. henny feels helpless in her safety because she can do nothing for those back home but she believes that the international community should speak up. please i beg other countries to help my unmarked citizens even before the cool any new myanmar would never be safe for again she why do you say that if things remain as bad as they are far too many people in her home country will end up feeling the same. even if they have the virus young people in particular are struggling to cope with the severe can stream and the loss of human contact resulting from the 1000 pandemic a hospital near brussels is looking to help them. along months of locked in have been a battle for many young people. teenagers in a

nadine atchison and harry truman are one of history's great odd couples. harry truman the haberdasher son plant spoken guy from missouri dean atchison from groton and yale and his bespoke suits with his guardsmen mustache very unlikely combination, but they really hit off partly because they both had a sense of history harry truman may have not gone to yale, but he had read a lot of history. and he had a great man theory of history and so did so did dean atchison and they bonded and a great one of history's great moments in 1946. before the long telegram as there's many your listeners know democrats lost control of the house and senate 46 terrible election. wipe out for harry truman, and he's coming back to washington defeated. and waiting for him on the train platform there union station is one person. dean acheson was the undersecretary of state who thinks we should welcome the president back. but and and isn't his morning coat, you know, very proper and tron is so grateful for that. he brings adcheson back to the white house. they have a pop. you know,

who heads a refugee support group the group has written to indian prime minister nadine's more be urging him to condemn the putsch as a democratic country be as shocked by his silence it is in the other side. in manama the violence. human rights violations in all the where the military tortured the people just looking at them in the street and that body in all but india is doing nothing. any feels helpless in her safety because she can do nothing for those back home but she believes that the international community should speak up. please i beg other countries to help my unmarked citizens even before the cool henny knew me on my it would never be safe for again she why do you say that if things remain as bad as they are far too many people in her home country will end up feeling the same. even if they have the virus young people in particular are struggling to cope with the severe constraints and the loss of human contact resulting from the coup that in 1000 pandemic a hospital near brussels is working to help them. long months of blocked and have been of battle for many young people. te

who heads a refugee support group the group has written to indian prime minister nadine's more be urging him to condemn the putsch as a democratic country they are shocked by his silence it is indeed a side. the violent. human rights violation you know the way the military tortured the people just looking at them in the street and dead body and all. but india is doing nothing. this penny feels helpless in her safety because she can do nothing for those back home but she believes that the international community should speak up to no one in. our sisters and brothers have to defend themselves against the military with their bare hands they don't have any c.v.s. please i beg other countries to help my unmarked citizens even before the cool hennie new myanmar good never be safe for her again she values that if things remain as bad as they are far too many people in her home country will end up feeling the same joining us now from delhi is. all who filed that report nisha we just heard from your report the frustrations of exiles who feel india isn't doing enough why is that the case and has m

>> joining me now is the host of "fake the nation" podcast, nadine farside.g to your podcast earlier today and it's brilliant, it's so good. >> thank you. >> it's so funny. i'm so happy that you came on today with us. it's so good to see us. full disclosure, we did some oddball pilot years ago if you remember. i'm not sure if you remember. >> yes, yes. >> it was like a decade ago. >> and we're still oddball. you can take the girl out of the pilot but she's still an oddball, so here we are. >> talk to me about this podcast. i was listening to your latest one talking all about the infrastructure plan which i believe you were addressing in what i just played for folks now and why republicans are pointing to the debt and why they wouldn't support a $2 trillion deficit. how do you approach these things when you're looking at something that is so kind of policy heavy, like infrastructure? >> yeah. infrastructure can be really hard because it's so -- it can be so dry. >> yes. >> but i'm like a nerd in that way. talk to me about building bridges and roads and how we'

real madrid courage the nadine's that iran is expecting chelsea to play a positive football tonight when they host the london side in the 1st leg of the champions league semifinal while suffered a setback in their domestic title chances at the weekend but is it in days that an says his team won't be prioritizing the champions league ever leka k.-man at and hasn't is back playing after a lengthy injury lay off likely to come off the bench to face his former club. are that as a useful for now i have a little more for you later so i hope thanks very much to you having watched the old sarah news hour with me so rob and 2 other guys are fully back to both of next to the full half hour of news so to stay with us until then thanks very much for your time and your company. frank assessments. that you have and what taking what a situation might not be you could ever get informed opinion is the u.s. with thinking military positioning in the middle east or is it just a simple act of reorganizing ministry us and this is a message to the region the united states is very think you are its military con

his current libel trial is expected to hear evidence from peoples and staff of these former school nadine barber al jazeera london. indonesia's navy has surgery the 53 people on board a missing submarine the german vessel was made in 1979 and it was conducting a torpedo drill in waters north of the island of bali when it stopped responding maybe officials believe it could have sunk 6 to 700 meters just to washington has more from jakarta on the disappearance this vessel the 402 requested permission to dive into deeper waters in the early hours of wednesday morning and shortly after making that request and receiving permission to go ahead the vessel lost contact with indonesian authorities what we know is that around 4 hours after losing contact with the submarine indonesian authorities were doing an aerial surveillance of the area trying to spot the submarine and where it could be located in this area around bali's north coast and they did find what appears to be an oil spill in the location where they believe the submarine was located when it 1st attempted to dive into deeper waters now

19 votes getting a lot of people in spain wondering whether the rules really are that sensible ok nadine thank you so much for that update from. let's talk about all of this with john ryan who's a visiting fellow at the london school of economics and political science he is joining us from london as well thanks very much for your time with us mr ryan so if you look at the economic impacts of all of this i mean traditionally the easter weekend would be peak season for at least tourism and income and obviously one of the busiest holiday seasons in europe so what impact is this lockdown going to have on the country economically speaking. overseas going to affect the gross domestic product growth rights productivity because. not only service industries will be affected but also factories exception supply chinese will be disrupted so that will rule and have a negative economic impact especially when it's countries likes by fronds. germany austria you know interconnected with each other so this will have a detrimental effect because basically the economic impact for france and germany as oppos

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