and i was like, "yeah, there you go, that's paul newman's career."that's what fame means and of course it makes sense, cause they're' looking at his picture on frozen pizza boxes and salad dressing bottles you know, so >> seth: my kids, of course, their entire lives i've been on tv and so i'll facetime with them right before i come on and do the show and i'll often be in the makeup chair, and you know that's something that we just have to go through and today i face timed with my kid, and he had -- a friend was behind him and so my kid's not surprised that i'm sitting there with somebody doing my hair, but i just watched his friend in the background go -- [ laughter ] like what the hell is your dad's deal >> what the hell is going on >> seth: hey i do want to give a shout-out. chelsea frei plays your daughter on the show. >> yeah. >> seth: and chelsea succeeded in spite of the fact that she was an intern on this show when we first started so we jut want to give a shout-out to her on her success, and we're so happy that you two are working together >>

state democratic senator josh newman created the bill after his own experience being recalled in 2018 and winning his seat back in 2020. this bill is not sour grapes, right. i think i have some insight. he says targets of a recall should have the opportunity to make sure those who signed a recall petition were not misled. everybody has a right to privacy. but politics is mostly about advocacy. >> and so when we vote, your vote should be private, right. it should be secret. >> but when we advocate, you know, that's an inherently public process, although i will allow that. you know, we should allow people use this information in monday's hearing newman said his bill is not relevant to the current recall effort against the governor. but i will actually accord them. the respect that they've been nothing if not straightforward with with the voters. right. they've been very clear about exactly what they want to do and why. >> the bill cleared its first committee and is heading to the senate judiciary committee for its next likely hearing reporting in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >

goes newman in a shower of sparks on his roof. >> reporter: last year, nascar driver ryan newman theround the track into a wall. newman faring worse than logano, needing a two-day stay in the hospital. >> newman got turned, went up in the rd >> reporter: newman is back racing and logano claims he won't miss any time after his crash, but he says incidents like these should be wakeup calls to nascar to improve safety on the track. >> how do we prevent cars going -- bumping and banging so much? at 200 miles an hour. figure out a way to get more space between these cars. >> reporter: logano's crash and newman's last year as well as the one that killed legend dale ernhardt all happened at super speedways. those are longer tracks, the cars go at faster speeds, they have different rules. logano says this track was no one's fault, but added, quote, we have to fix it because somebody already got hurt and we're still doing it. mike? >> thank you, will. we're happy he's okay. >>> coming up, we have a special oscars edition of tell t.j. we're going to check in with him next. ♪ i'm morgan, and th

state democratic senator josh newman created the bill after his own experience being recalled in 2018 winning his seat back in 2020. this bill is not sour grapes, right. i think i have some inside. he says targets of a recall should have the opportunity to make sure those who signed a recall petition were not misled. everybody has a right to privacy. but politics is mostly about advocacy. >> and so when we vote, your vote should be private, right. it should be secret. >> but when we advocate, you know, that's an inherently public process, although i will allow that. you know, we should allow people to use this information in monday's hearing newman said his bill is not relevant to the current recall effort against the governor. but i will actually accord them. the respect that they've been nothing if not straightforward with with the voters. right. they've been very clear about exactly what they want to do and why. >> the bill cleared its first committee and is heading to the senate judiciary committee for its next likely hearing reporting in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>

challenge of changing ecuador for more let's cross right away to a latin america to tell the cia newman who's in chile's capital of santiago. unexpected was this. it is. unexpected at least for me you know with we've become accustomed to not trusting the polls surprisingly in the last few days the polls didn't show that he had more lasso looked like he could actually beat and that inside out was something that seems almost inconceivable 23 weeks ago but he's sort of change the tone of his campaign he really began reaching out to ecuadorans almost as a father figure. to making them believe that if he is president he will be able to bring off re conciliation something and that the country is so badly needs it's been extremely polarized politically and also that he is a middle class is the son of a middle class family who wants to be a public servant more than anything else and i think his tone and style and then surely convinced ecuadorans that he was the better bet rather than going to turn to the left wing political past if you like. going to the former president who was in power for 10

state democratic senator josh newman created the bill after his own experience being recalled in 2018 and winning his seat back in 2020. this bill is not sour grapes, right. i think i have some insight. he says targets of a recall should have the opportunity to make sure those who signed a recall petition were not misled. everybody has a right to privacy. but but politics is mostly about advocacy. >> and so when we vote, your vote should be private, right. it should be secret. >> but when we advocate, you know, that's an inherently public process, although i will allow that. you know, we should allow people to use this information in monday's hearing newman said his bill is not relevant to the current recall effort against the governor. but i will actually accord them. the respect that they've been nothing if not straightforward with with the voters. right. they've been very clear about exactly what they want to do and why. >> the bill cleared its first committee and is heading to the senate judiciary committee for its next likely hearing reporting in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4

that never happened under trump. >> elizabeth newman was one of the top counterterrorism officials in the trump administration. she tried to one the white house about the rising threat of extremists, but the president and his allies claimed the threat was from black lives matter and antifa. >> does antifa exist? it is not an organization. it is a movement. you have groups that associate with them. do they shelter protests? sure. is it a massive conspiracy to kill a lot of people? no. do know where that is? it is on the right in the weiser premises movement. it is in the militia movement, the boogaloo boys movement. [end video clip] host: are there radical forms, radical members in antifa? is it anywhere near the size of the boogaloo boys or the proud boys? guest: it is hard to get any kind of real numbers about antifa, harder than the militia groups and anybody else basically. they are much more into operational security. you can say for sure there were a lot of incidents that happened over the last year in which there were people in black clothes that were dangerous and at times, vio

to mean the end of 89 year old role castro's influence at least in the immediate future to see a newman al-jazeera. there are calls for calm in chicago after police released footage of an officer shooting a 13 year old boy dad. was killed last month then what police called an armed confrontation but the video shows he was unarmed when he was chased down an alley incident comes a difficult time with protests in the city of minneapolis as well over the death of unarmed black man dante wright sharing a routine traffic stop. when u.s. president joe biden is saying his country must act against gun violence off to another mass shooting claimed a lives the late night incident unfolded at a logistics in indianapolis christensen a miracle it's. another corner of america the scene of yet another mass shooting this time at a fed ex facility in indianapolis a gunman opening fire late on thursday night killing workers outside in the car park before going inside to kill others and then himself by friday morning police were still trying to piece together the motives of the gunman details remain scarce

daniel newman. i just got off the phone with ruth porat, who talked about how this is a broad-based recovery. but, in talking about what changes of behavior will last, she said we think it is too early to forecast the extent to which changes -- the pace of recovery very different around the world. what is your take on these results? daniel: the results are very strong. i think that was a conservative response. the numbers really blew out what was expected. there was about an $11 billion beat on the ad business. we are starting to see companies raising spend and advertising. not just the industries that have been strong through the pandemic, but we are starting to see things like travel and hospitality come back. you are seeing busier hotels, you can't get a rental car. there is a lot of momentum going on. i think as a whole in the ad business, it is a conservative outlook. alphabet does not really do guidance. i think that is probably the safest response especially in cases where momentum does not c

that if it's missing only paul newman or call it it still means. it will always cost i'm coming out of. the chicken seemed funny you know into the name you know it's because. i'm getting sick and looking at the storm into a funk on its feet and my mum and i my one quarter. final call that maybe the water could you know any particular. ok if it happened. to me. if it were a bomb or a little bit about the family. and that's my son marcus. doing it more. ok. i'm the only so sam fragile. also saw. it in a good fight. when they're both struck many died and many wrist to end the epidemic. this is their story through the lens of a local filmmaker ass we see people making sacrifices whopping awful mission this is what i want to want to see survivors a witness documentary on al-jazeera. the story of one of the most successful p.r. campaigns in the us. study after study has demonstrated that israeli perspectives dominate american media coverage what part of this can you get through your thick head is hamas a terrorist organization the only thing that you're

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newman immediately followed up by saying the key is the business remains healthy, our engagement and viewing per household was up year over year and we're still growing. churn down how can the product be bad if the churn is going down? to me that says please, don't panic even as the pandemic is winding down here in the u.s the rest of the world is much slower to vaccinate, new infections are exploding, india looks like it's headed back to a lockdown and netflix does a ton of business overseas it is a global company, people i think they will find a way to jump start with must-see content whether they create it themselves or license from somewhere else in other words, i am giving netflix credit for something that doesn't exist yet, something that will make us feel compelled to subscribe despite the competition from hbo or disney plus or peacock and the digital competition from youtube they call out as being real, a real competitor. we know covid made it difficult to film did hits now, what about the argument that netflix growth is peaking now that it has 200 million subscribers? i got

. >> elizabeth newman was one of the top counterterrorism officials in the trump administration and saidn about the rising threat of far-right extremist with the president and allies claimed the real threat was from black lives matter and antifa. >> doesn't even exist? it is a movement. you have groups of people that associate with them. do they show uat protests? re. is it to overcome the u.s. government and kill a lot of people? no. that is on the right. it is in the white supremacist movement. it is in the boogaloo boys movement. amy: that is key, elizabeth newman come a trump administration official quit then because the white house kept stressing it was the threat was black lives matter, in people, when all of the facts indicate the overwhelming level of violence, the number one domestic terror threat in this country are the white supremacist, are the antigovernment groups, this right wing that coalesced on january 6. you have mike dunn. a.c., you say he has gone underground now. what do you see as the next insurrection or threat? and what about how the biden administration is deali

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today there is a special style mako wants to see having won 40 photo newmans how cool is the most successful sumo wrestler in history since 2007 he's been a yorker the highest rank in sumo the yorkers who knows of the only ones to with this wrote belt a sacred symbol of the she entire religion. i thought it was him thinking. that. this is. pretty neat that gave us of. the many of us either that. book on the lift is 1.9 to bring to school and weighs 154 kilograms this afternoon he faces another york to zoom out. but for this exhibition match neither of the 2 champions will push really hard to avert injuries . there around 600 professional wrestlers in japan. most of based in rio the sumo district in the heart of tokyo with its huge stadium. dedicated to the main tournament of the season. they live together 24 hours a day in sumos dave a. view into this close community is almost impossible but we've been branded special permission to film at new bhutto's death. it's 6 30 am and the wrestlers are already training yes. the 2 metre tall giant is the master of the stable an anomaly in the history

the bill's author sen josh newman says if passed this bill would not go into effect until next year. we have no impact on the current recall process against governor gavin newsome regardless supporters of the effort to recall. the governor say the bill is dangerous and would discourage people from signing in fear of retaliation. newman says he introduced the bill as a result of his own experience after being recalled from office in 2018 saying targets a recall should have the opportunity to make sure those who signed a recall petition were not misled. the bill passed through the state senate elections and constitutional amendments committee today and heads to the senate judiciary committee for a vote. president biden has tapped a former richmond police chief chris magnus sully the u.s. customs and border protection magnus. let richman's of police department from 2006 until 2015 he was known for reducing the number of shootings and killings and helping rebuild community trust in law enforcement. chief magnus has been described as having extensive experience in addressing immigration i

state democratic senator josh newman created the bill after his own experience being recalled in 2018 and winning his seat back in 2020. this bill is not sour grapes, right. i think i have some insight. he says targets of a recall should have the opportunity to make sure those who signed a recall petition were not misled. everybody has a right to privacy but but politics is mostly about advocacy. >> and so when we vote, your vote should be private, right. it should be secret. >> but when we advocate, you know, that's an inherently public process, although i will allow that. you know, we should allow people to abuse this information in monday's hearing newman said his bill is not relevant to the current recall effort against the governor. but i will actually accord them. the respect that they've been nothing if not straightforward with with the voters. right. they've been very clear about exactly what they want to do and why. >> the bill cleared its first committee and is heading to the senate judiciary committee for its next likely hearing reporting in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4

elizabeth newman, thanks so much for your time skin sights -- and your insights. >> thanks for having me. >>> it was the breaking news that brought washington, d.c., to a standstill. tonight we're learning more on the attack on police outside the capitol building and the enduring security gaps in the wake of january the 6th. that story after this break. don't go away. tory after this b. don't go away. t the brawn ♪ ♪ i've got the brains... ♪ with allstate, drivers who switched saved over $700 click or call to switch start your day with crest 3d white and from mochaccinos to merlot, your smile will always be brilliant. crest 3d white brilliance. 100% stain removal, 24 hour stain resistance to lock in your whitest smile. crest. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. at heinz, every ketchup starts with our same tomatoes. but not every tomato ends in the same kind of heinz ketchup. because you can't be everyone's favorite ketchup without making a ketchup for everyone. [sfx: psst psst] allergies don't have to be scary.ut making a ketchup spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreactin

. >> reporter: state senator josh newman once the target of a recall is behind the bill. >> it will have no impact whatsoever on the current recall effort against governor newsom. >>> the recall will qualify. there framing the effort as an extreme right-wing campaign and believe they will win even if it does become another carnival. >> finally up politician you want to be screwed by. vote for mary carey. >>> salesforce will reopen offices in the united states next month starting with its san francisco headquarters. the city's largest private employer will reopen its palo alto and irvine offices. employees will be grouped into cohorts of 100 or fewer people. the company will eventually allow a limited number of unvaccinated workers to return. salesforce has reopened more than 20 offices around the world. >>> ac transit is reactivating several supplementary bus lines as east bay schools reopen including routes through contra costa county, oakland and newark. many east bay students use this transit to get to school so it's necessary. only 10 passengers allowed on the standard the longer art

frivolous special election will be borne by california's taxpayers newsom's campaign manager dan newmansaid in a statement, quote, 400 million more reasons why the republican recall is a terrible idea. these republicans are wasting hundreds of millions of taxpayers money. recall supporters say the money is worth it criticized in the governor's pandemic-related policies on businesses schools and the 10's of billions of dollars in unemployment benefits paid to fraudsters by his administration. >> if you're running a 150 billion dollar company, which is what california is and you're chief executive officer. kind of lost 35 billion dollars. what would you do with them. the fire. i'd pay 400 million dollars in a severance package for that guy. >> right now we're in this 30 business day time frame where anyone who signed a recall petition could have their signatures removed. the governor would need about a 130,000 signatures removed at this point to stop the recall once this time frame is over and the recall petition is finalized. the department of finance will then do a full analysis of the

newman was previously a refugee in germany to. how you know you well. know it was russia the honeymoon invites his old friends back to his house. because he. fled syria to escape the islamic state group rather than the assad regime he and his family faced no problems when they return. now he works as a self-employed car mechanic. at that moment but. he and his wife and children are living here sharing with another family. they hope it's just a temporary solution. rania wants to know if shanti and his family need any help because she can't understand why they return voluntarily i think less offer me what made you leave germany and come back here when. i came back because i wasn't doing well mentally. and that i had no work and nothing to do i just spent 24 hours a day thinking about everything. i need work to distract me and pass the time while i was in germany but my thoughts were here in a subtle sort of money market is i'm not planning to return there's nothing here for me that my son says mom i'm not going back i'm studying i'm working i don't want t

suddenly a man comes by on a moped the group knows him or her newman was previously a refugee in germany to. how you know you well. know it was those who are shutting her noon and bites his old friends back to his house. because he. fled syria to escape the islamic state group rather than the assad regime he and his family faced no problems when they return. now he works as a self-employed car mechanic. that. he and his wife and children are living here sharing with another family. they hope it's just a temporary solution. rania wants to know if shanti and his family need any help the she can't understand why they return voluntarily i think less us and you know what made you leave germany and come back here when. i came back because i wasn't doing well mentally. and that i had no work and nothing to do i just spent 24 hours a day thinking about everything. i need work to distract me and pass the time while i was in germany but my thoughts were here in the side of my market is i'm not planning to return there's nothing here for me that my son says mom i'm not going back i'm studying i'm w

frivolous special election will be borne by california's taxpayers newsom's campaign manager dan newman said in a statement, quote, 400 million more reasons why the republican recall is a terrible idea. these republicans are wasting hundreds of millions of taxpayers money. recall supporters say the money is worth it. pretty sizing. the governor's pandemic-related policies on businesses schools and the 10's of billions of dollars in unemployment benefits paid to fraudsters by his administration. >> if you're running a 150 billion dollar company, which is what california is and you're chief executive officer. kind of lost 35 billion dollars. what would you do with them. fire. i'd pay 400 million dollars in a severance package for that guy. >> right now we're in this 30 business day time frame or anyone who signed a recall petition could have their signatures removed. the governor would need about a 130,000 signatures removed at this point to stop the recall once this time frame is over and the recall petition is finalized. the department of finance will then do a full analysis of the cost

take korean yoshio newman who took home the best supporting actress award. i'd like to thank to my 2 boys who will make me pull out and work so i bid out stand. it this is because the money will. also picking up a statuette the movie judas and the black messiah is supporting actor daniel kalu. who in his youthful way offered to wait for what moments include. that. it's amazing just. the i mean so i'm so happy to be alive so as a result tonight. you are probably at a diverse array of reactions to the top honors amidst a diverse array of nominees and winners. but the line of sports. coach or your leonardo's man is in high demand german media reporting that he's to leave the club to take over from hansie flick and buy a munich according to reports the 33 year old could cost the defending this league a champions around $30000000.00 which would be a new thing for a german league coach announcements current contract with leipsic runs until 2023 he made history last season by taking them all the way through to the champions league semifinals. and the 1st super moon

kenya's president recently announced rick newman measures as infection rates have risen.missions are up by 50% in two weeks. there are concerns the official numbers are not telling the full story. our africa correspondent reports from nairobi where the majority of the cases are concentrated. >> in one of africa's biggest slums life continues as normal restrictions have tightened across the kenyan capital but here earning a living takes priority. and few want to acknowledge the threat from covid-19. when jack and dennis both developed symptoms, they were reluctant to admit they were unwell. >> i was afraid of going for medical attention because i was afraid of finding out i was covid-19 positive. people are always busy. everybody will stay away from you. and people will be worried. where did you get is thing from? you keep it as a secret to yourself. >> in a community as densely packed as this, the virus is surely circulating. this is one of the main health centers here. but it has seen just a handful of cases. >> we have got a lot of people who collapsed the numbers of in

elizabeth newman is former assistant secretary for prevention and security policy at the department ofcurity. she left that job a year ago because she saw donald trump as a threat to the country. she is now a director of the republican accountability project. elizabeth, it is good to have you on. i was frustrated and angry but not surprised about those corporate donations. what do you think the relationship is now between the kind of k street institutional party and that ugly chapter in which a majority of house republicans voted to overturn a democratic election? >> yeah, i mean we're kind of in a dark season. there have been a number of stories that have come out. i think we have just passed the 100 day mark since january 6th. we don't have a commission yet to study what -- how we got there and get to a fact-based account so that, you know, for the same of posterity, maybe our children can know the truth even though half of the country seems to be willing to memory hole what happened on january 6th. but we are having a hard time getting a commission stood up. we are having republican

last light supermoon adding a little extra to the skylines of the world's greatest cities here it is newman 8 saying rome istanbul and also dundon when the full moon of cuz during the moon's closest approach to us it's a super moon then appears larger and is more visible and if you've missed this one can see the next super moon in about 4 weeks' time. our mind that you can find much more news and analysis on our website w dot com but up next is dr phil looking at return needs in the chernobyl area of i . trained troops. that you love for weeks. good or. there against prejudice i got called a boy. with. the stores to. start certainty on w. i am. going back i mean. i am. happy. when i want. to. get get get what he appraise ashleigh q if you don't get to the accident or rather the catastrophe that took place was the biggest technological disaster in human history. the accident affected all of ukraine. all the systems in russia and the u.s.s.r. as a user of different order and other countries to do or did so good so in my opinion with the people who contains the damage actually saves the whole

does the ex-president of a growing circle around him actually control the republican party elizabeth newman says not yet she's the co-director of the republican accountability project an organization that supports the non trump wing of the party she doesn't believe trump himself will run again he's calling on fellow republicans to stand up to those who would run in his image it's going to take time to kind of. effectively convince the base and that that that at that grassroots level that there is an alternative that is healthier and good for the country and good for the party that is not donald trump. but some might be difficult to convince nearly 45 percent of registered republicans still support trump more than the party itself the stands in palm beach still see the former president as their undisputed leader. it's hard to tell which way the tide will turn but as florida heats up the action will die down for a bit president trump will fly to his golf course in new jersey for the summer months he might be doing some fundraising there but he will surely be back. to tokyo where lympics could

today's out who's has conceded defeat with 47 percent of electors voting for him latin america to newman as more from the chilean capital of santiago. he sort of changed the tone of his campaign he really began reaching out to ecuador and almost as a father figure. making them believe that if he is president he will be able to bring off reconsideration something that the country so badly needs it's been extremely polarized politically and also that here is the middle class he's the son of a middle class family who wants to be a public servant more than anything else and i think his tone and style then surely convinced it would orange that he was the better bet a power blackout at iran's main nuclear facility has been described as an act of terrorism and israeli media quality unidentified sources claim it was a cyber attack carried out by israel's intelligence services. with almost 100 days to go before the take your lympics japan has adopted more current of our streets and curfews are in place on restaurants and businesses. the number of coronavirus infections in india has hit a record f

the ex-president of the growing circle around him actually control the republican party elizabeth newman says not yet she's the co-director of the republican accountability project an organization that supports the non trump wing of the party she doesn't believe trump himself will run again she's calling on fellow republicans to stand up to those who would run in his image it's going to take time to kind of. effectively convince the base that that at that quest roots level that there is an alternative that is healthier and good for the country and good for the party that is not donald trump. but some might be difficult to convince nearly 45 percent of registered republicans still support trump more than the party itself the stands in palm beach still see the former president as their undisputed leader. it's hard to tell which way the tide will turn but as florida heats up the action will die down for a bit. president trouble fly to his golf course in new jersey for the summer months he might be doing some fund raising there but he will surely be back. in sport they took a olympics could

senator josh newman was recalled before running back a seat.id it would better ensure voters were not being duped into signing. >>> happening now, mosques in the bay area and around the world are observing the islamic month of ramadan. it's a period where muslims fast daily from sunrise to sunset, gather for prayer and other rituals. mosques are usually open 24/7, but that's not the case now. need better sleep? try nature's bounty sleep 3 a unique tri layer supplement, that calms you helps you fall a sleep faster and stay a sleep longer. great sleep comes naturally with sleep 3 only from nature's bounty ♪♪ reynolds wrap makes this whole cooking and cleanup thing so easy. it speeds up this... so i can get to them. easy prep, cook and clean with reynolds wrap. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. >>> the warriors later today give fans an idea of what

hold a high office his successor makes it clear he will remain influential on all decisions he said newman has this report me again. then. passing on his post as 1st secretary of the all powerful communist party to 60 year old president we get. an image that is supposed to signal the end of the castro era although not quite one year ago that comrade there are all 4 legitimacy and because cuba needs him will be consulted on the most important strategic decisions for the destiny of the nation. while billboard's hailed the communist party as the soul of the revolution its 8 congress transpired behind closed doors cubans waited to hear if a much promised generational change would finally take place. we expect positive changes because the younger generation is more modern in accordance with our times and open to changes that we need especially in the economy. but when the names of the new politburo were finally announced on state media 4 of the 14 members were 77 years old and the rest between 50 and 60 fidel castro was 33 and are only 29 when they took power more than 6 decades ago when you're

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flickers of dissent well bring in our panel shortly but 1st this report from our latin america editor newman. not even the pandemic could prevent cuba's 8 communist party congress from proceeding exactly as planned but raul castro's confirmation that he was stepping down was nonetheless historic. my task as the 1st secretary of the central committee of the communist party of cuba concludes with the satisfaction of having done my duty and confidence in the future of the fatherland. nevertheless peculation that the last of the castro brothers to rule cuba might retire from politics entirely was quickly to rest. i have reached the meditated conviction not to accept offers of any other top party position but i will remain in the party as one or more revolutionary combatant making my humble contribution till the end of my days. i will castro used most of his opening speech to repeat accusations that the united states is tightening an economic news around cuba to sabotage its companies and monetary reforms impose chaos and to provoke a social uprising. this was a thinly veiled reference to an incr

as full as they were last april the country speeding up its vaccination program over easter paul newman for an it doesn't get in the press volunteers and for the people who come here is these are quite stressful times by doing this hopefully we can get through it and quickly from saturday there's a nationwide curfew between 7 pm and 6 am president emanuel says authorities will take a relaxed view this weekend if people travel beyond the permitted 10 kilometers but from monday night they'll be checking such journeys are essential. in spain traditional easter possessions are cancelled but in barcelona some have been making the most of the weather spring still in the state of emergency in new cases have been rising a new national law says people have to wear a mask outdoors and gatherings of more than 6 people are banned in this region but here at least they're taking a measured approach. in britain police forces of all people not to travel long distances over the holiday while the prime minister's issued his own reminder you can return. to hospital 6 people outside with outside mostly the

states now a massive fire in capetown has ravaged large parts of table mountain the slopes above the newmans neighborhood or in flames more residential areas of threatened cape town university has been evacuated far as often break out in this part of south africa during periods of drought. 12 of europe's biggest football clubs say they'll launch a breakaway superleague 6 english teams including liverpool chelsea and both manchester sides have agreed to join other european giants real madrid barcelona and eventers will also play in the lee the club's owners are being accused of a power grab football governing body's fee for and you a far right thing legal action can credit palmeri is the be in sports correspondent in italy he says the proposed european super league is all about money it's a time where the football is. not only to bring people together. but it is especially one of the biggest industries in the will of the making the most of the revenues possibly the biggest entertainment. factor they weighed. cinema but the feeling is that. the people who thought that using it did but saw the

government has failed to build in its early success in containing the virus in america at a tennessee and newman reports. normally sedate or appliance protest by banging pots and pans they blame the government for allowing it to transit from the success story to the country with the highest per capita infection rate in the world and in just a few weeks the small south american country which is sandwiched between argentina and brazil had been hailed as the exception in a region of pandemic turmoil. but now the bubble has burst all with. we must take care of ourselves those who don't get back the need to die simple they're going to die if they get infected they die. with a population of only $3500000.00 or seeing more than $3000.00 infections per day by far the highest per capita in the world and also the 5th highest death rate the government has never ordered lockdowns or in forced other measures calling it a matter of principle but this has led to a blahs a attitude among citizens even though health experts warned that the more contagious variant of the virus from neighboring brazil wouldn't tha

movement's main goal is to final turn is jim prison 1000000 punishment what could a layman i really newman's goals of finding alternatives to punishment and not just punishment alternatives to the whole carswell entity i just would not advocate for the pure abolition prisons the one they are the single one meal it could be alternatives be realistically speaking only there's a lot we can do with our separation and there's a lot we can do with not holding people in prison he did not commit violent offenses and don't pose a threat to society he can release them and has been in different contexts is no need for like intermittent sentences people who research weekends beginning in society are weak why they need to be in prison on weekends and there's other types of monitors a lot of front and back and sentencing that can be done from 10 being like released on released on bail on alternatives to the entire punitive system of treatment courts angle to treatment programs instead and in our survey ssion it you know there's a variety of different structures in place that we can lose instead of turn to