portals that hell and then he's got a a any documentary coming out later this summer about his is that ozzy good kid we'll talk to jack osborne right after this on dennis miller plus one. day folks welcome to dennis miller plus one at and we hope your quarantine is going well and all your loved ones are are safe we are joined today by jack osborne jack of course grew up in the spotlight i'm always i always like to see people come out of the other end of that fame flume because man you know over the falls and get buried and that for all the time the water won't let it come back to the surface but he's back up and run and he's got a show i'm fascinated by this because i do like spooky places mandalay from rebecca and all that the host and executive producers on the travel channel cult portholes to hell and season 2 came out last month to get a 2nd season in anything these days good for him and jack also appeared in and serves as executive producer for the documentary the 9 lives of ozzy osborne that will air on a and e. this summer jacka sport welcome and thank you max hammond at. how goes yo

him and jack also appeared in and serves as executive producer for the documentary the 9 lives of ozzy osborne that will air on a and e. this summer jackass port welcome and thank you next saturday at. how goes your corner you have 3 lovely divs 3 lovely daughters i think i do. it's you know my girls are kind of homebodies they're not like b. you know softball played and you know volleyball you know actually so that they are hanging out at home and so i'm just been kind of doing that flow between my house and then mom's and so they're not going to hold it in it's been it's been ok like they haven't been and you know the automat down here in the abbott we weathered that storm i think kind of gracefully you know jack is a father of 2 older sons who moved out a long time ago i can tell you that those meltdowns are sort of a joyous could confidently that later in life you long for my friend just at present a polaroid when it's happening because those adoring the stuff of life like thread my health this is on friday and i'm just like i mean that's just come by so quickly i might go out in a

ozzy osborne give me the 5 w.'s jack where when who or what but bud tell me about it. so you know we don't want to look at any and it reached out to be 2 years ago now to pay we want to do it biography of your dad. and i was like ok well if we're going to do it i don't want to do the cookie cutter like traditional any of our feet like let us think outside the box and break the formula you always fall into. and we brought on a. guy named greg johnson who actually he was the every one of the original your original executive producer they all go on so you walked on the show i did that my dad will be tall and he kind of knows my family better than any produce i mean he's done hundreds of hours of t.v. with us so that he is. and i basically said like greg take your gloves off like make music biodata you want to make and because he is a. i mean this guy has a love of music mogul and you don't want to bet on that and if you like i mean he started west coast m.t.v. back in the eighty's i mean he is he lives in brazil and he just dove in and we gave him permission and access to

con ozzy pandemia. -- con ozzy pandemia. -- con o sin pandemia. seguimos contigo, patricia.ronavirus. pero un integrante de su propio gabinete da positivo a la enfermedad. el presidente de locutor: hay acciones cotidianas para ayudar a prevenir la propagación de enfermedades respiratorias. lávese las manos. evite el contacto cercano con las personas enfermas. evite tocarse los ojos, la nariz y la boca. quédese en casa cuando esté enfermo. cúbrase al toser o estornudar. limpie y desinfecte de manera frecuente los objetos que toca. para obtener más información, visite cdc.gov/covid19. este mensaje es gentileza de la national association of broadcasters y de esta estación. ♪ patricia: en mÉxico continÚa la confusiÓn sobre la verdadera situaciÓn de la pandemia. por un lado sereportan contagios masivos. y ademÁs aumentan las protestas del personal de salud por falta de protecciÓn para trabajar. pero por otro lado el propio presidente afirma que mÉxico estado mando la crisis. alejandro nos reporta. alejandro: el presidente de mÉxico se adjudicÓ una victoria y afirmÓ que se ha doma

con ozzy pandemia. -- con ozzy pandemia. -- con o sin pandemia. seguimos contigo, patricia.s. pero un integrante de su propio gabinete da positivo a la enfermedad. el presidente de has notado que las actividades más basicas dejan arrugas en tu ropa? downy wrinkleguard es el único suavizante que ayuda a prevenir las arrugas por todito el día. después de un día entero de uso, la mitad con downy no tiene prácticamente ninguna arruga. si no quedas satisfecho con downy wrinkleguard, te devolvemos tu dinero! ♪ patricia: en mÉxico continÚa la confusiÓn sobre la verdadera situaciÓn de la pandemia. por un lado sereportan contagios masivos. y ademÁs aumentan las protestas del personal de salud por falta de protecciÓn para trabajar. pero por otro lado el propio presidente afirma que mÉxico estado mando la crisis. alejandro nos reporta. alejandro: el presidente de mÉxico se adjudicÓ una victoria y afirmÓ que se ha domado al covid 19. asegura que no hay desbordamiento de contagios. dÍas antes el gobierno sabía dicho que el pico de la epidemia serÍa en mayo. >> vamos bien. porque se ha po

and no, i don't -- i don't mean ozzie and hurt. when i look at my kids and the love we provided but also look at their cousins, the grandparents that they been fortunate to have both sets, and a look at dear friends who also like family, and i think the family is under assault in america. not because people are against it but things pulling at it. and i have come to the conclusion, , look, i'm a big believer in the mentoring program, big believer in afterschool programs in summer et cetera. i fought hard to expand those, to grow them, to have them do different things. and unbeliever in government, a government program can't love a child. it can help them provide for fa child. can't love our children and my dad always said he never saw a child spoiled by too many kisses and too many hugs. never. [applause] i think, i come away from public life thinking more and more about how do we support -- i want to be clear. i'm not talk about ozzie and harriet because that never existed and it's a mythology. but how do you support family? and w

trolls world tour boasts the voices of anna kendrick and justin timberlake, alongside ozzy osbourne,lige and george clinton. oh, and james corden. poppy. you know you can't go back on a pinky promise. with visual nods to mad max: fury road and jokes about the evils of yodelling and smooth jazz, trolls world tour throws us a few comedy crumbs to the adults who would have been taking their kids to the cinema to see this, but are now probably doing the hoover—ing while the children crowd around the television. this is fairly formulaic dreamworks affair, lacking the visual or musical imagination of happy feet and having none of the pan—generational appeal of a toy story movie even with its laudable message of embracing difference. most significantly however, trolls world tour is the first major studio movie intended for widespread theatrical release that has now gone straight—to—streaming services here in the uk as a result of coronavirus. how it fares financially will be closely watched by distributors. a pinky promise. dang... for something a little more grown—up, head to curzon home c

ozzy to prepare these especially children of the young people for and your lives if you take the example. they took 3 weeks for for the for the children and for the young people to teach a lot then you have to prove kind of prepare them so that they're not going from one extreme to the other sure they are now the safety of your maps and this is totally different world and just take some times to adapt well even if 1600 children do come out of these camps more than 100000 asylum seekers are still stranded in greece most of these people are in camps and we've had 2 reports of corona corona virus outbreaks in camps on the greek mainland what measures has greece taken to protect the people who are still in the camps. well to get all the work of course since we are in a shot of also of course organizations we kind of try to separate these people. this is not really possible. for example is accountable to one or 250-0000 people there are no more than 27 times the capacity we try to to teach about the hygiene matters. we are asked the government to get again to date more efficiencies out of the

showing ozzie how it is done. >> espn is reporting the nba will ease up practice facility restrictions, it could be friday. >> check out this tweet. >> i do remember, i remember my dad taking up to the back. waiting in the tunnel. we wanted to see scotty and michael so bad. i don't think i said a word. the fact that i was able to be there, meet the legend. himself, it was so motivating for me. i was able to tell all my friends when i went to school. >>> two girls in the east bay are helping frontline workers, thanks to their 3-d. spirit and their entrepreneurial spirit. happy birthday, by the way. making and sells toys with their printer to making art, games and puzzles. >> a nurse asked if they could print 3-d. adapters, making it comfortable to wear for long shifts. >> the girls have fulfilled the request of 200 adapters, on track to make another 2000. hey want to inspire other kids to pursue business as well. learn more about them, and tonight at abc 7

trolls world tour boasts the voices of anna kendrick and justin timberlake, alongside ozzy osbourne,s corden. poppy. you know you can't go back on a pinky promise. with visual nods to mad max: fury road and jokes about the evils

i don't mean ozzie and harriet. i don't.n i look at my kids and the love that we provided but i also look at their cousins, their grandparents that they've been fortunate enough to have both and i look at dear friends who are also like family and i think the family is under assault in america, not because people are against it but things pulling at it and i've come to the conclusion, look, i'm a big believer in the mentoring program, big believer in after-school programs, et cetera, i fought hard to expand those, grow them v them do different things and i'm a believer in government. a government program can't love a child. it can help and provide for a child, it can't love a child. my dad always said he never saw child spoiled by too many kisses and too many hugs, never. [applause] >> i look at all my time and i come away from public life thinking more and more about how do we support and i want to be clear, i'm not talking about ozzie and harriet because that never existed and it's a methodology. how do you support family w

do you remember the year i mentioned ozzy osbourne and he stood up on the chair and blew me a kiss?aders get that kind of experience. [laughter] the pres. bush: i love mixed crowd here, it's incredible. just think, pamela anderson and mitt romney in the same room. isn't that one of the signs of the apocalypse? [laughter] which brings me to dick. [laughter] fmr. pres. bush: -- fmr. pres. bush: for eight years as vice president, dick has ridden shotgun. this is probably not the best analogy, but he is a dear friend and has been the greatest straight man in the history of the world. dick, i don't know what i have -- what i would have done for material without you. [video clip] fmr. pres. bush: get a little fresh air and exercise. let me show you what he's been up to. [singing] ♪ [end of video clip] laurares. bush: lynn and were out of town recently so i called up dick and said, why don't we go to a movie? he said, great idea, let's go to a cowboy movie. yep, finally went to see "wrote back mountain. -- "broke back mountain." oooh eee. movie andhrough the did not say a word. we come out

ozzie smith and send him to the bench 31 years ago today mitchell show wizard of oz how it's done. >>> the nba will start opening practice facilities friday in areas that are kind of loosening those stay at home restrictions. wait and see how that goes. "the last dance" on espn that chronicles the bulls' series and their run in the 90s is back on tonight. a young klay thompson, get this, he met michael jordan. have a look. >> i do remember the hype and hysteria that came with the chicago bulls. i remember my dad taking us back, waiting in the tunnel. we were just waiting. we wanted to see scottee and michael. i don't think i said a word, but just the fact that i was able to be there and meet the legend himself was so motivating for me. i was able to tell all my friends when i went to school. i'll forever cherish that memory. >> how cool is that? that last dance documentary is great. two episodes tonight on dvr. i can't wait to watch it later tonight. guys? >> chris, thank you very much. >>> just ahead, two local girls with some serious business skills are now using their >>> tonight o

so this will all push out the ozzie dollar the cad dollar the british pound and all the other currencies in play as well all the emerging market control countries you just talked about well they'll just be pushed back deeper into the hole and they will never be able to dig themselves out of sending the economy further into poverty and thank you so much christine now i want to actually pose a question today in quotes here how is the coronavirus shaping global economies as we look at things moving forward it seems we're reversing on the globalization trend that we've seen in the past is the quote 20th make of this. no doubt that this is a bad advertisement for globalization 1st in the sense that this is a global health care pandemic that no one can escape and secondly that the end to locking of economies. that has occurred over the last 20 years both in terms of investment and trade flows is now being challenged by the assertion of national borders in the interests of protection of individual citizens and it's ironic actually that a global pandemic has actually caused the wrists and subnat

of justice is considering some 4000 people but julian is not on any of those lists even though the ozzie parliament is now calling for his release on humanitarian terms maybe suggesting home arrest with an ankle monitor to all of this you say what. well i there's no argument against this it's incredible is not even on the table for discussion never mind agreement he could have gone he could go to a nominated address they could stick to costs on an 8 hour shift 3 shifts still cost them much less than it's costing them to keep him in belmarsh the little is no logical argument against it does he told our friend vaughan smith from the frontline club $1.00 of britain's eminent journalists although he himself does not yet how of coronavirus he's surrounded by people who do and he exercises for 30 minutes just a day that's all the time that is out of his cell he's surrounded by hundreds of other prisoners many of whom undoubtedly have got this virus so it comes back to the point that i've been making julian a son john unconvicted mom cannot be released to home detention when hardened convicted

him and jack also appeared in and serves as executive producer for the documentary the 9 lives of ozzy.

an online media site for college women have graduation ceremonies sponsored by ozzy haircare.ay 15th tree on i'm still graduating. commencement speakers include eva longoria, tam ran hall. students can win a spot to participate with speeches and performances they didn't get to do at their own college graduations. >>> singer and songwriter lorie mckenna partnered. she is writing an official class of 2020 song for the brand's virtual commencement centers. iheart media has the commencement speeches for the class of 2020's special podcast available may 19. speakers include jimmy fallon, hillary clinton, eli manning and ryan seacrest. john legend, kesha, pitbull, tim mcgraw are also among those participating. and more plans are sure to be finding ways to help them mark these milestones. in hollywood, fox news. >>> well, the first round of the national football league draft just a little more than four hours away in the san francisco 49ers expected to be very up active with two first round picks. the team has already publicly said that it may be willing to trade back from both selec

26 celsius in sydney wanted to showers there up towards that northeastern corner of queensland but ozzy dry for the most part and that set of the case over towards the yet the southwest perth at around $23.00 degrees in the sunshine i don't see much sunshine across new zealand over the next dial so we have got that wetter weather sliding in ahead of that should be dry but a fair amount of cloud around lots of rather wet weather making its way towards the korean peninsula at the moment as well this big area cloud that's sliding outs of that eastern side of china through the l.s.a. fairy wet weather coming in on this system so much of the korean peninsula will see some heavy rain and yes it will make further progress most of the fine weather you have in japan on friday because come saturday that rain really will set in with a vengeance it's going to be heavy at time the possibility of some localized flooding but brought the skies to gradually make their way in behind. every generation has a higher purpose. ours is just a. man mine is on trial from rape to genocide the government stands ac

let's go now to msnbc political analyst susan del percio, republican strategist and columnist with ozziesusan, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> it appears the president wants to calm the public's fear, but in doing so, is he create ago credibility issue for himself? >> absolutely. and we've seen it in the polling, the american public does not trust donald trump. what is different today which is different than what they believed at that time, and to be fair, they didn't trust hillary clinton, either, on election day. it's one thing if you think he may be fudging it about russia, mueller or the ukraine. but now this is about your health, your parents' health, your children's health. and now it is translating into the economy. if you can't trust the president, ohio can you get the economy back on track? >> and that sums it up right there. so many people were concerned about hillary's emails. when you think about people's health and their bottom line, it's a completely different argument. in the meantime, you have a new poll where only 23% of americans say they have high levels of tr

ozzie, found that the siege homes and remodel, says he has been lucky and busy so far. >> we do have two projects that did come to a screeching halt because they are not in the burn zone. but we have three homes that are in the burn zone, so we are busy. >> reporter: all of the construction not in the fire rebuilding zones are on indefinite hold. adding to many subcontractors close, many workers are staying home. and the number of subcontractors and supply delivery companies are doing the same. >> we did have a cancellation from our class companies, they decided not to come out and give us estimates. so, yes, i would say there is a few out there that are not working at all, they're just shutting doors down. >> reporter: even contractors, when they go to order pickup materials, supplies are enforcing social does sing. >> there is a line outside and you get your return, you get in and get out, but it is taking us more time to get material. >> reporter: another major delay? official building code inspections, not available around the state. >> the city actually shut down and the county

so jeff and i and our friend ozzie, we have been making this film to say that maybe the road we've beennot been the right road because we're so far gone at this point-- not just with climate change, but a whole bunch of other things-- that we are not going to be able to solar panel and windmill our way out of this. we need a serious new direction. so the film deals with this and shows ways that we need to be thinking about this, and, of course, i think a lot of us are hoping that the younger generation, greta and the others, will-- are very active and very assertive right now, demanding that our generation which has handed them this earth-- which is not better. it's worse. it's much worse. we need to fix that and change that and get on a different road. and that's really what the film shows you. so it's not really-- it's not depressing. it actually says, "treat this time right now with this-- this epidemic, this pandemic that we have. this is like a coming attraction, a trailer given to us from mother nature that if we were shocked by this, and our bodies don't even know still-- we don'

. >> clearly ozzie newsome left the blueprint behind when he retired. the beat goes on. i talk about how impressive baltimore is. they got another great player in malik harrison. just like we talked about with the last player, malik harrison, 6'3", 246 247, right in the middle after an ohio state defense that's been lights out, dominating people, big stage, big games, and i really think they have been really the unsung hero. all the talk about chase young and okudah and all the other players around him, you would do a game with ohio state, and he'd make ten tackles and nobody ever talk about malik harrison. you know what i mean? guy was a great player, had a brilliant career while he was in columbus. >> the crazy thing, kirk, is that we can say that about five or six guys. itot puin o guyle and right. you see malik in the middle by the way. very good blitzer coming down the hill. tough guy. going to do the dirty work. absolutely willing to go the dirty work. we're not going drop him in coverage much, that's not his specialty, but that dude ain't afraid to hit you in the

. >> jimmy: ozzy osbourne, kelly clarkson, mary j. blige. >> yeah.: dude, george clinton >> yeah. >> jimmy: parliament, p. funk. >> i know. i know and yes. >> jimmy: that's awesome you're exposing all that music to a a new generation of kids >> yeah. i mean, one of the cooler things is that we play the sound track, my son definitely continually requests "atomic dog. so i'm like, "if i never do anything again i introduced my son to 'atomic dog.' >> jimmy: yeah exactly, right my kids are singing gorillaz after the first one, i was like - >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: -- i was like, "that so cool. i tell my kids who the gorillaz are and i'm like, "oh, no that wasn't me. it was uncle justin. i can't take credit for anything, man. hey, we were asking everyone who comes on the show to have a charity that they're working with right now and trying to raise awareness to and yours is the gofundme america's food fund. >> yes yeah, that's the one that leo dicaprio and laurene powell jobs kind of started and i'm donating and supporting that one. 100% of the donations to

ozzie, founder of prestige homes and remodel, says he has been lucky and busy so far. >> we do have twos that did come to a screeching halt because they are not in the burn zone. but we have three homes that are in the burn zone, so we are busy. >> all other construction not in the fire rebuilding zones are on indefinite hold. adding to many subcontractors woes, many workers are staying home. and the number of subcontractors and supply delivery companies are doing the same. >> reporter: we did have a cancellation from hourglass companies, they decided not to come out and give us estimates. so yes, i would say there are a few subs out there that are not working at all. they are just shutting doors down. >> reporter: even a contractor that goes to order pickup materials, supplies are enforcing social distancing. >> there is a line outside into get your turn, you get in and get out, but it is taking us more time to get material. >> reporter: another major delay? official building code inspections not available around the state. >> the city actually shut down and the county is shut down so

interesting even though i don't think it was particularly responsibly reported was the story around ozzie's on sorry because what he did was not a matter really of legality but it was a matter of ethics and it was sort of a very everyday, ordinary power dynamic where you have an overeager guy who is pushing a young woman to do something she doesn't want to do and seeing her limits as a challenge that he's supposed to overcome that classic and it's a great one to have a discussion about with voice area. >> near the end of the book after you have these discussions and you sort of date and idea of what was going on in this culture, you talk a little bit about this idea of the good guy and you brought up the brock turner case of course which is an infamous situation of sexual assault and you mention that there are these letters that are being sent out that say that he's a good guy and the underlying and inherent meaning behind these letters is that a good guy cannot commit these actions. did you walk away from your research and your interviews feeling differently about our culture or how we res

it's ozzie and harriet and 1950s all over again and the best times. i think that's true of small cities across america. i think it's true of smaller towns across america where it basically, for a great many people in those committees, it works really well. and the problems are concentrated in a minority of the community are still manageable. maybe we say let's make it easy as possible for people who like that kind of place, and to begin a lot of freedom to run their lives as they see fit and maybe the city are going to be run differently andpeople who want to be on that kind of environment are but we're never going to restore the kinds of institutions are talking about . class i do think that, and i argue in the book that part of what makes america exceptionally good at having these small communities and the be so productive is exactly the sort of federalism, the mobility, the ability to get, if you don't i described orange city iowa which is another one of these townswhere they get these reformed churches and i started reading these online message bo

car porters, the first union for black workers, the pullman porters and selections from ruby d and ozzie dave's collection which we acquires. items from ann petry's archives and so much more. we have two more ballot for harlem conversations coming up save the date. on november 13th we will be having a conversation about sculptor augusta savage, and -- that event is on november 13th at 6:30. the other event is taking place in december and it's a conversation about making community. and we're talking about barber shops, how they are a convening force in the black community and we're hosting that program in partnership with band's presentation of barbershop chronicles by a british play write, a story about father-son relationships set to a beat and score. so much is happening here at the schomburg center. and pick this up, it's got a beautiful picture of toni morrison on the cover and register all all of our events. and silence your cell phones and let me remind you we will have a book signing following the conversation. eric k. washington is a new york city based independent historian and

ozzie struggling to go higher than the 65 it has been stuck at given the rba policy stats in view.w zealand, one quarter of 1% after trade numbers came in positive all in all. shery: let's look at korea markets. upside for the kospi gaining 2/10 of 1%. this despite the fact we have pressure from samsung the biggest stock of the index. losing ground. they are warning of possible weakness in the mobile market that could soften going into the year. they expect the memory sector to be robust on server demand. they met the first quarter wordings -- earnings estimates. korean won, a little upside against the u.s. dollar. some outflows from the u.s. dollar way down. we are seeing upside on wti and brent oil. wti above $30 per barrel. a lot of volatility in the new york session. aftershocks after the biggest -- they said they would sell out of future positions. insight ons get more morganean market with jp asset management investment specialist. janet, stocks were beaten up for so long but the best bounce for the kospi of 30% or more from the low in march. more --ee we will see do you thin

it's ozzie and harriet in 1950s all over again in the best kinds of way. i think that's true of small cities across america. i think it's true of smaller towns across america where basically for a great many people in those communities it works really, really well and the problems are concentrated in a majority of the community that still is manageable. maybe we say let's make it easy as possible for people who like that kind of place and to be given a lot of freedom to run their lives as they see fit. maybe the city's are going to be run differently and people will want to be in a kind of environment are who will never restore the kind institutions you're talking about. >> i do think, and argue in the book that part of what makes america exceptionally good at having the small communities be so productive is exactly the federalism, the mobility, the ability -- i describe orange city island which is another one of these dutch towns would have these reformed churches underwent and i started reading this online message boards -- orange city, iowa. >> embryos

ozzie bonds steady. we have seen s&p cutting countries credit rating outlook negative.nt after the s&p 500 entered bone markets again. u.s. dollar down 1/10 of 1%. 10 year treasuries set for the first weekly drop in four. oil extending. brent up 2.7%. we are headed to the opec-plus meeting thursday. cut will discuss and output of 10 million barrels per day. is the cattle driving markets higher. new study says the coronavirus spreads through china faster than thought, suggesting more measures will be needed to halt the pandemic. the u.s. reports each person infected early on probably pass the virus on to five others, more than twice the forecast in february. more than 1.5 million people have tested positive around the world. new data shows airline flights slumping in april as the virus hammers travel. far fewer planes are flying across the country. u.s. airlines are painting a complete picture with some say they expect to cut as much as 90% in the next coming months. they are suing for government aid. the race for the white house is two as sanders pulls out of the campai

taking a look at the staggered open going into the start of trading in sydney, we saw ozzie stocks, -stocks, asx 200 up 21%. half of the subsectors trading in sydney have entered bull markets independently, up 20%. yet to catch up. it doesn't look like consumer staples will get there. we are seeing weakness in the first few minutes of the staggered open in sydney. we are seeing continued strength from the aussie dollar. in yesterday's session, it was the best performer against the u.s. dollar. optimism continues to build into whether we will go into every opening of the businesses shut in australia. we are continuing to watch performance in new zealand, kiwi stocks entering a bull market as well. the government performance has been pretty lauded as being swift and the clarity applauded as well. this is what we see when it comes to the oil patch. markets disappointed by the opec plus agreement, citing it is ultimately not enough to deal with the demand obstruction story. we have a containment story for brent and wti whitening. president donald trump has instructed his administration to

. >> how are your parents do, sharon and ozzy? >> they're doing good.doing "the talk" every day from home and dad is stir crazy and on the couch and really over it but very cautious. he's like, i can't even like drop, you know, supplies off at the front of their house. he's like, don't come anywhere near us. all right. fine. >> that's cause you're physically distancing. you did record a special remote watch party with your parents. that will air tonight before the new episode of your show "portals to hell." tell us how that went. >> that was interesting. you know, i think in this kind of, you know -- the hot button word, age of corona, we kind of came up with a creative way to -- how can we have a little entertaining fun given the fact we're all quarantined so we set up a little camera at their house and turned on their computer camera and we watched an episode of my show together and all kind of riffed on it. >> we'll give the audience a sneak peek at tonight's episode of "portals to hell." let's check it out. >> we want to talk to whoever is here. >>

trolls world tour boasts the voices of anna kendrick and justin timberlake, alongside ozzy osbourne, back on a pinky promise. with visual nods to mad max: fury road and jokes about the evils of yodelling and smooth jazz, trolls world tour throws a few comedy crumbs to the adults who would have been taking their kids to the cinema to see this, but are now probably doing the hoovering while the children crowd around the television. this is fairly formulaic dreamworks affair, lacking the visual or musical imagination of happy feet and having none of the pan—generational appeal of a toy story movie — even with its laudable message of embracing difference. most significantly however, trolls world tour is the first major studio movie intended for widespread theatrical release that has now gone straight—to—streaming services here in the uk as a result of coronavirus. how it fares financially will be closely watched by distributors. a pinky promise. dang... for something a little more grown—up, head to curzon home cinema for the release of the psychological drama, who you think i am. the rel

ozzie phelps with san francisco neighborhood coalition. the reason that i'm joining the call and doing the public comment is because i am, like many san franciscans, are concerned about the projects that are going to be making your agenda with little to no public participation. as president mentioned earlier, this is above and beyond our comfort zone. it is very consult for people to participate in this medium. we are appreciating your effort to keep the city business going, but i do believe that having demolition projects and having small residential projects for luxury housing is not necessarily something that has to be pushed through this format. this can wait. it's okay to expedite projects that are going to provide for the good of the public, but having demolition projects are absolutely unnecessary, and they can wait. so my call to you is to please ask the planning department to put those projects on hold, postpone them until we're out of this crisis, and people can crawl out of their shelter in place. there is no urgency to have the