>> new episodes of "star trek: picard" stream thursdays on cbs all access.k stewart. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> this is an absolute thrill. i got to get this out up front, i am a huge star trek fan, i always have been. i was a kid, come home from school at 4:00, my friend would come over and we would religiously watch every episode. when "generations" came out, i would watch it, and then there's halloween evidence from 1995. just so you know, i really mean it. so i think it's safe to say, at least among every mayor i've known, i'm about as big a star trek fan as can be. i gather there are a lot of figures in politics who are fans. >>ma >> may i call you pete? >> of coverurse. >> i have known one president, two chair men of the joint chiefs of staff one of which asked me, may i say the in your chair and madeline albright was a huge fan. so welcome to this company. one day, you know, we should have an event of we'll gather all these people together. it will be a kind of star trek convention, but of a different sort of nature. >> i love it. so let me say this.

and that was doctor alison picard happened in wales.a rd speaking happened in wales. and that was doctor alison picard speaking to me earlier. british passengers stuck on a cruise ship off the coast of california are preparing themselves for a number of days or even weeks in isolation. 21 people on board the grand princess had tested positive for coronavirus and 19 of them are crewmembers. from san francisco, sophie long reports. a large, empty berth. this is where the grand princess should have docked today. instead, it remains stranded off the coast of california. the lives of those on board left in limbo. when we get moved to this facility, we will all be tested. and those that don't test positive may be able to leave. we are trusting in god that something good will come out of theirs. we don't know what it is and i'm going to test negative and get to go home and get some treatment. testing kits lowered onto the cruise ship revealed 21 people on board have coronavirus. we are taking all measures necessary to see to the health of the

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her life on screens biggest mall, now she's not in one but two new shows, "devs" and "star trek: picardundreds of women who have been victims of trafficking and abuse, and she does it through empowerment providing housing, medical treatment, and ultimately jobs all for three. it's an amazing organization. but first, there are a few events more precious than the daddy-daughter dance. tragically, 8-year-old avie lost her father just a few months before her dance and while no one can ever replace her dad, a local school safety officer stepped in to make sure she had a date, which is the most adorable thing ever. to find out more, let's chat with avie, her mom angela and corporal nick harvey, stand up for them. okay. first of all, i like your bag and your scrunchie, you are very stylish today. i am so sorry for your loss, your family's loss, that is a big one. how is your family doing right now? >> first of all, thank you. we are doing good. we had our days but with this going the way it has an officer nick stepping in for us, it's really helped our family a lot and it's really made some br

jim because down here is jim picard thank you prime minister you've got the emergency legislation coming out tomorrow and it's reported that there's a plan to lift the current cap on how much money you can invest in struggling in the streets currently $12000000000.00 pounds is that the case and does that signal that there's going to be another multibillion pound investment in industries such as airlines. well jim thanks very much as a as the chancellor said yesterday we're going to hear he outlined a big package of that 330000000000 pounds by which the government will stand behind companies as they go through this tough time stand behind their their lenders make sure that we keep their lenders going and there were there is already a big packages as you know about 20000000000 to support business directly in cash terms 25000 grants for for at any 10000 for the for the smallest businesses but you're your point is is a good one and we will continue to look at the steps that may be necessary to support good companies that are now facing difficulties through fault of their own and we certainly

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you can binge, of course, catch up on better call saul or star trek: picard, which i love to bits thoughrick stewart's jean-luc has gotten a tad mushy in his old age. it's on cbs all-access, which i pay for by the wayl ike you do. it's a lot every month for amazon prime and hulu and netflix; i've had to switch to cheaper brands of booze. but what i watch is so much more exciting. i love seeing films like lost girls on netflix, about the messed-up investigation of a long island serial killer, with amy ryan exceptionally fine as the desperate mother of a vanished woman. what about the big, fast-food franchise movies? postponed. theatres that were supposed to show a quiet place 2 will be really quiet. but more and more smaller, maybe worthier, first-run films will be streamable. this week, universal put the invisible man, the hunt, and one that's actually worth it, emma, jane austen's 19th-century heroine is played by the marvelous anya taylor-joy, whose wide-apart eyes make it look as if her thoughts are traveling across hemispheres, perfect for a young woman who knows everything until she

jim picard, is he here? thank you.tly at £12 billion. is that the case and that signal there will be another multi—billion pound investment in industries such as the airlines? well, thanks very much, jim. as the chancellor said yesterday, he outlined a big package of 330 period pounds by which the government will stand behind companies as they go through this tough time —— £330 billion. stand by their lenders, make sure we keep their lender going. and there is already a big package, as you know, about 20 billion, to support business directly in financial terms. 25,000 gra nts directly in financial terms. 25,000 grants for smes and 10,000 for the smallest businesses. but your point isa smallest businesses. but your point is a good one. and we will continue to look at the steps that may be necessary to support good companies that are now facing difficulties through no fault of their own. and we certainly will be doing whatever it takes to help those companies through tough times because i am absolutely convinced that the