former manchester united player luke chadwick tells us how constant insults about the way he looked affected his mental health. i wouldn't want to go out, people knew who i was. obviously i played for man united and i was assuming they would be saying horrible things about me, potentially they were all the time. some of the warmest weather is on its way this week. it doesn't mean its way this week. it doesn't mean it will be sunny and it doesn't mean eve ryo ne it will be sunny and it doesn't mean everyone will remain dry. i will have all the details here on brea kfast. it's monday the 18th of may. our top story: with two weeks to go until some primary school pupils in england return to the classroom, the government insists plans are in place to ensure the safety of teachers and pupils. ministers want children in reception, yeari and year 6 to go back to school, as part of the next step to ease the lockdown. but unions and some parents fear the move may cause a second spike in coronavirus cases, as john mcmanus reports.

the organization united players has the same timeline, trajectory as the fund. we incorporated in 2005. and we are a direct beneficiary of the fund. and a really great example of the impact the fund has had in stabilizing the community, by looking at the growth of our organization. and what we have been able to accomplish through the support of the fund. i do all of the grant writing for united players. so i'm deeply experienced with the fund. and understand what it is set out to accomplish in the community, as well as all of the back end, you know, process and procedure and familiarity with how the fund operates. and so would just be so very grateful to be able to serve in -- as an alternate in helping the fund reach a greater impact across soma. >> supervisor ronen: wonderful. thank you so much. any questions? seeing none, we will move on to another applicant. christian martin on the line? wait, we heard from christian. is kris romasanta on the line? >> hi, i'm here on the line. >> supervisor ronen: good morning. >> good morning. good morning, supervisors. tha

the organization united players has the same timeline, trajectory as the fund. we incorporated in 2005. and we are a direct beneficiary of the fund. and a really great example of the impact the fund has had in stabilizing the community, by looking at the growth of our organization. and what we have been able to accomplish through the support of the fund. i do all of the grant writing for united players. so i'm deeply experienced with the fund. and understand what it is set out to accomplish in the community, as well as all of the back end, you know, process and procedure and familiarity with how the fund operates. and so would just be so very grateful to be able to serve in -- as an alternate in helping the fund reach a greater impact across soma. >> supervisor ronen: wonderful. thank you so much. any questions? seeing none, we will move on to another applicant. christian martin on the line? wait, we heard from christian. is kris romasanta on the line? >> hi, i'm here on the line. >> supervisor ronen: good morning. >> good morning. good morning, supervisors. tha

manchester united players drove into carrington for their first session in more than two months.hiteboard, their team training went ahead —— watford, despite two members of their staff testing positive for covid—i9. he has a child with respiratory issues. former chelsea doctor says she understands the concerns of players because in not enough is yet known about the virus. we are excited about the virus. we are excited about the virus. we are excited about the premier league returning. we were all really looking forward to football returning. however, we need to put the element of player safety first. the concern is there is so much we don't know about this virus yet. to look at the date that's about four weeks away at best, it just seems that's about four weeks away at best, itjust seems a little bit fast, given how little we know about the virus. there is no existing data of covid—i9 and athletes, no existing evidence. no test is perfect. football will rely heavily on testing. the existing test for covid—i9 has a sensitivity that means, it's important to remember that. again, th

and former manchester united player luke chadwick talks to us about being ridiculed for his looks andd on his mental health. i played for man united and always assumed they would be saying horrible things about me and potentially they probably warrant all the time. —— were not all the time. hello and welcome to sportsday. on a day where celtic fans should be gathering to celebrate their clubs ninth scottish premiership title in a row. they were officially crowned champions once again after the decision was made to end the season. it does mean hearts have been relegated after the average points per game played was used to determine final placings. 0ur scotland sports news correspondent chris mclaughlin has the details. after weeks and weeks of negotiation, infighting, backbiting, finally the season 2019—2020 in the scottish premiership is over, it doesn't come as any real surprise. this was the direction of travel for some time but celtic who were 13 points clear with eight games remaining are now crowned champions. it is their ninth title in a row. the club are urging theirfans not to

the organization united players has the same timeline, trajectory as the fund. we incorporated in 2005. and we are a direct beneficiary of the fund. and a really great example of the impact the fund has had in stabilizing the community, by looking at the growth of our organization. and what we have been able to accomplish through the support of the fund. i do all of the grant writing for united players. so i'm deeply experienced with the fund. and understand what it is set out to accomplish in the community, as well as all of the back end, you know, process and procedure and familiarity with how the fund operates. and so would just be so very grateful to be able to serve in -- as an alternate in helping the fund reach a greater impact across soma. >> supervisor ronen: wonderful. thank you so much. any questions? seeing none, we will move on to another applicant. christian martin on the line? wait, we heard from christian. is kris romasanta on the line? >> hi, i'm here on the line. >> supervisor ronen: good morning. >> good morning. good morning, supervisors. tha

former manchester united player luke chadwick tells us how constant

>> i am confused, just like many millions of people in the united states. when players bodily fluids in the most positive sense on every single play, without a vaccine, even with daily messages, i don't get it, i'm not a big fan of we will play games with no fans in the stands. the magic of fans and players would be missing.would like i would like to see united nation sports everyone coming together yes there will be masks and financial losses but you can always negotiate on price. you can't negotiate a human life. shouldn't all sports come together, to say in 2020, we are taking a time out, in order to get us to a better place in 2021. >> disney president bob eiger has a possible solution, and that is a bubble city, where the nba teams and players would play and live at disney world. it seems like a marketing dream for disney. but, is that a feasible solution? to salvage what is left of the season? >> you tell me, dennis. how well remove green is going to do.d g on green, but he supports it. so much of this to me seems like gimmickry. i get it. it's immigration -- inno

glenn was the best rugby player in the united states.ight i am going to get my butt kicked by a drill sergeant. that is all straightahead. first, a charity golf tournament in rainy florida featuring tiger woods. the trash talking started before they even got to the first tee. >> i am impressed. is more of a down quarterback. >> it was brady on the receiving end after a rough start. >> if you hit the green i am going to give $25,000 out of my own pocket. >> you saved yourself $50,000. >> should have said if you can keep it on the planet. >> the san mateo native silenced charles barkley and his critics at least momentarily a

in the united states right couple players get it you got to start thinking about shutting the whole thing down if you how if indeed if you support thank you so much for the pleasure. you're all watching the news there's more on our website www dot com don't forget to follow us on twitter and instagram and. like look we're in berlin thanks so much for watching. me there i'm david and this is climate change brags that sex. happiness increase books. for your. children smarter for free you know we broke our new. national drama competition wide marketing numbers atmosphere power fight that's how intuition love money. fans friends find spam and found old coupons on you tube join us. show. you. what do these biome players have in common. is. one thing going on there's. only so yes they all have to choose 54 percent of the team same with english champions man city here you have a name his list but not of the c. of a dotted silva can settle. all in all 60 percent are linked. footballers have far more of 2 thirds of an average citizen in germany 27 percent of young adults are. in the u.k. 35 percen

from leon gorecki here who looks really to have finally settled in a bomb unit which is great to them and of course another player who's very important to bomb unit can always use is thomas miller and he's had a really exceptional season as well because the 2nd goal from the bomb unit from thomas miller yesterday you know when miller does well in munich do well because he's such a talismanic figure for the club and he's been really great for them the hyundai flick has been able to get the best out of him briefly they also managed a victory yet they did it to. away from home against both. linking up very well for the 2nd goal in that game here and great for dortmund that those 2 can link up to provide goals even when star striker adding holland didn't make the school sheet 4 points behind by then and there's a huge game coming up on tuesday when dortmund host by munich that could be a very important point in the eventual history of this season's total race so definitely want to watch and i'm sure we'll be watching at tom get away from d.w. sports thanks so much for all your analysis well. brings us to the end of t

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the russia has sent aid to italy it has sold or send aid to the united states it has sought to in a sense reestablish itself as a key player in the united nations general assembly by proposing a resolution which will be it was not passed which would have seen an end to economic sanctions so russia has internationally seeking to take advantage of the situation but domestically as as your question suggests the country is facing a crisis and it's a crisis that that is getting increasingly cute so while russia quite. rapidly almost at the early stages of the of the pandemic to close its border with china in late january since then the kremlin has has largely been doing what or thora terry regimes usually do in these situations which is to to bully marginalize those people who are who are trying to speak out and tell the truth so we've we've seen a number of doctors for example in russia. be been marginalized. in the kremlin has cracked down on them in a number of ways one of the things that they initially find was that there was a an almost 40 percent increase in the number of pneumonia cases in moscow in january load they've

that business makes up about 20% of united natural sales overall, and one analyst at oppenheimer pointed out that the emergence of amazon as the leading grocery playerd natural prospects appear a lot brighter than they did a few months ago today. that is your stock of the hour. vonnie: thank you. that is kailey leinz. stay to "balance of power" coming up next. connecticut governor ned lamont joins david westin to discuss when connecticut will stop lifting its lockdown and the states fiscal health. that is on balance of power" coming up right after this. let's check the state of play in the united states. we move past the three are marked into the wednesday trading session. the dow is adding to its kleins -- two its declines, down nearly 2.2%. let's see what is causing the dow to plummet. retail and technology are the worst performers, down 6%. dow the company down 6%. then you have american express, boeing, all of the usual suspects down along with oil companies like exxonmobil. oil companies down today as well. the s&p 500 not faring much better, down 1.9%. we are seeing some positive stocks, blackrock being one of them. blackrock up 4.3% right now

liverpool players, sheffield united i may be in liverpool players, sheffield united imay be ina liverpoolif you are in the bottom six in the premier league, you are quite happy to say, listen, let's call it off now, because if they get relegated, all them players who are down there struggling, they would have a 30, 40, may be a 50% cut in wages if they get cut next year, so they will not want that to happen. unless they are going to win the league like liverpool or do something special, top four, what is there to play for? while teams in the top division try to work out how they might resume their season, it's a very different story for those with smaller budgets. accrington stanley are one of the smallest clubs in the football league and issues are beginning to arise. the contract for their captain runs out next month and he says the uncertainity of his future could have huge financial implications. my my eldest is three, my youngest is seven months, so they have been tough work on lockdown. we have got a mortgage, we have cars to pay for, we have the bills that everybody needs to pay. i

decades right now but what it does also for the trumpet ministration is to discredit the united states as a diplomatic player on the world stage you can't have 2 things at the same time that are contradictory contradictory go ahead oh yeah it also shows that the u.s. wasn't you know when they got out of the deal they were thinking what's going to happen the next day and they definitely definitely did not think that you would have this covert pandemic coming in and hitting every country on the planet so i mean not only did they not have a plan as to how to deal with iran after they pulled out which was something that trump was talking about but as he was campaigning for president he would pull out of the worst deal of the century as he called it that's fine that was a campaign promise he became president and he executed on that promise but he did not think about the next day and how to deal with the rot and then the people he put in place to deal with this my calm pale are even more clueless put on top of this a cove it pandemic that's destroying every single economy a massive health crisis all around the wor

roughly 30 players from the united states are over there. they describe a much different life for the virus had been mitigated. why did south korea have so much success in stemming the tide and resuming baseball? >> i think one of the main factors in that, talking to my translator with teammates, one thing i learned today, if you are sick here it wasn't a covert situation. if you are sick you wear a mask and stay home. if you are out in public you wear gloves and a mask anyway. so when all this happened and everyone was being quarantined and everyone was told not to go out and everyone was told to wear masks and gloves and use hand sanitizer, all of that stuff was normal for them to begin with. they were able to make that adjustment very quickly is a culture. i think that helped and also the size of the country is much smaller and i think that is played into it as well. where people, if they go out and they spread it, how fast it can spread because everything is crammed into two major areas so they didn't really have an option, they had to s

. >>> the breaking news this saturday night here in the united states, three key players in the trumpion are battling the coronavirus, self-quarantining for 14 days after infections of two members of the white house staff. dr. fauci is starting what he calls a modified quarantine. let's discuss with cnn national security analyst, a former adviser to president obama. what do you think, samantha? you know the west wing of the white house well. you worked there for a long time. what do you think of the fact that the president was meeting with the top military brass in the cabinet room, no one, for example, was wearing a mask? >> well, wolf, put quite simply, i think it's gross negligence. the president is failing to take into account the basic guidelines of the cdc advising americans to take. and the stakes here are just so high, wolf. as you know, white house personnel are deemed essential personnel. that applies as well to the members of the joint staff and other cabinet officials. that means their ability to do their jobs which rest on them staying healthy is paramount, otherwise the

players in those efforts in the past. smallpox, aids, ebola. again i come back to as an example, polio. wa huge huge factor and that ws not the united states government. they were huge factor but another huge player that was a private citizens, and the united states . gates who played a huge role in the eradicating polio. working with the who, working with usg and in many others. and i have no doubt as we go forward on this, there will be that collaboration in the future as it good senator noted. this is not a political issue. it's not a democrat issue, sought republican issue . the virus does not care who you are, what you are. it is just looking for a home. and we need to deny that home. and we will credit and we will make a great stride as we go forward. we know for sure for now. will we know is that this particular virus evolved in china, particularly in wuhan, providence and specifically in a species of bats. but what we also know is that there are about 2000 so far identified viruses that are in the same position. but it carriedd by that and wuhan, province but we also know, they escape from china before. and there's a lot of

important players, helpful players in those efforts in the past on smallpox, aids, polio and e bola and again i come back to just as an example polio. a huge factor in that was not the united states government. they were a huge factor but another huge player in that was the private citizen, private citizens. a couple in the united states, bill and melinda gates who played a huge role in eradicating polio. working with the who and the usg and many others and i have no doubt as we go forward on this there will be that type of collaboration in the future . as the good senator noted this is not a political issue. this is not a democrat issue and it's not a republican issue. the virusdoesn't care who you are, what you are , it's just looking for a hook and we need to deny that home and we will and i think we will make great strides as we go forward but what do we know for sure right now? what we know is this particular virus evil in china, particularly in the wuhan province and specifically in a species of bat. we also know that there are about 2000 so far identified viruses that are in the same provision that are carried by bats in the province area we also know that a virus h

. >>> the breaking news this saturday night here in the united states, three key players in the trump administration's battle against the coronavirus are right now in some form of quarantine for 14 days as a safety measure after infections among at least two members of the white house staff. dr. anthony fauci telling us he's starting a modified quarantine. let's go to a former senior adviser t er to president obama. what do you think, samsamantha. you know the white house well. what do you think the president was meeting with the top military brass in the cabinet room, no one, for example, was wearing a mask? >> well, wolf, put quite simply, think it's gross negligence. the stakes here are just so high, wolf. as you know, white house personnel are deemed essential personnel. that applies as well to members of the joint staff and other cabinet officials. that means their ability to do their jobs, which rests on them staying healthy, is paramount. you really have to ask yourself why the president and his team woo wouldn't take any precaution possible to prioritize the heal of themselves

system now that will see but it is there and and i think france must not be the big player wants to conceive at united and just for all the gen after 75 years definitely you think time for some change came if a mouthy has a pillow and attorney thank you so much for being a part of today's inside story and of course thank you for watching wherever you are around the world this program and indeed all of our previous editions are available online in the show's section at al-jazeera dot com we're also at facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story on twitter it is just at a.j. inside story and at canal a.j. if you want to get in touch with me directly i'm come all santa maria and the whole inside story 10 thanks for joining us and we'll see you again soon. it's the u.k.'s biggest hospital with the eventual capacity for 4000 covert 19 patients built inside a london conference center it took just 9 days to construct with the help of army engineers dramatically expanding the critical care bed count and other similar sites on the way the actual london numbers could be much higher than advertised research

players must observe social distancing rules, and contact training is not permitted. newcastle uniteds will abide by the rules. given all the rights and the training grounds but not going into the training grounds, they will not be in the canteen, they will not be in the physio, they will not be in the physio, they will not be in the physio, they will be all in their gear and dressed to basically get out of the car, go three spaces away and walk onto the training pitch itself. so everything is in place for the safety aspect of it, of course. i have got no issues and that is why i can support what we are doing, we are as safe as what we possibly can. the england men's cricket squad return to training this week. their three match test series against the west indies could be rescheduled to take place injuly, but windies captain jason holder says his players' wellbeing is paramount. i think each player has to be co mforta ble i think each player has to be comfortable in making the step. certainly, from my perspective, i wouldn't be forcing anybody to go anywhere, and it has been made clea

implications of this move when it comes to the trade dispute between the united states and china i mean the u.s. is also a major player in this whole equation. while there are also a very dire the u.s. has shown no particular pleasure again towards china and in recent months and the likelihood that the u.s. congress votes to change hong kong special status what with the passing of this law is very high and that will further cause the relationship between the 2 parties to deteriorate. my scan field of the mercator institute for china studies thank you for your thoughts and give. it's to spain now and the country's $1200000000.00 euro cava industry has had a turbulent few last year former strike then buyouts of family firms than a sales have to during the catalonia separatist movement and now the coronavirus is reducing the sparkle in the industry. sinkers are clinking glasses across spain as the country eases coronavirus related lockdowns but growers of the beloved cob are worried the industry may be quirked to months of shuttered restaurants and closed borders means fewer opportunities for locals and tourists to indul

>> well, clearly, the united states is an important player at the global stage. of course, w.h.o.g to take the letter coming from president trump very seriously, take a look at it, but think, like all countries are probably hoping that this administration does not follow through with that. it would have major consequences for the world. and it would have major consequences for the united states itself. >> how? what would the consequence for the united states be? >> well, i think that it's very clear -- we've learned over decades with major outbreaks that no country can handle them on their own. this includes the united states. it's the basic reason why countries have agreed to provide alerts to each other, to share information, to share diagnostics, to share insights with each other and it's also the basic reason why global health security, this idea that countries should band together when facing a common threat like a pandemic, has received bipartisan support in washington. both the republicans and democrats consistently have supported this because it works. it's an idea which i

pulling guidance, cannabis companies are very happy to give guidance because some of the bigger players in the unitedare actually profitable and they've shown trends of profitability. so canopy growth has become a much more focused company and they invested in terrasin who ran fresh direct and no consumer and the industry's gotten sophisticated and it's rationalized balance sheet and there's been a lot of pain and it's been a very important time for cannabis and an exciting time. >> let's go around the horn. pete najarian. >> i'm going to go with lowe's i agree with mike khouw. i love that action and i bought out a week further so i've got a little bit of time. >> dan >> yes snap is not in trump's crosshair, but it's in tiktok's crosshairs and i wouldn't be buying this up at 7% move and it has resistance at 18 bucks. >> tim >> alibaba, i don't think is in the u.s.' crosshairs and you're buying weakness in this massive chinese mega-cap name. >> guy adami >> yes, mel. you might notice that milo over my right shoulder is in your crosshairs, wonderful dog that milo, what also is wonderful and pete would

united states. great team. great player. not first african-american being told by this guy who has reawakened a lot of ugliness in this country that he can't come. >> he's been there for eight years, so i think that's enough. he's good. trust me, he's good. he knows where everything, all the ins and outs. >> i understand what you're saying. it definitely doesn't disparage him. i think i'm getting wrapped. that must mean i'm winning. >> i'm getting wrapped, too. you're not going to win this argument because he's not going to go. >> i'm not going to win with you. i've never won an argument with you. i don't even get to decide where we have lunch. i understand what you're saying and i get the passion and the sense of purpose. i respect that. >> i understand that. >> i don't like how it's happening. >> i think it sends a better and bigger message that he does not want to go and be a part of this. if it was a welcoming, open administration to a former president to someone who is -- who has -- who really worked really hard to brin

response to the who these land grab well that coalition led by saudi arabia and the other main player was the united arab emirates well in the south right now once again we have forces that are backed by saudi arabia actually fighting forces that are backed by the united arab emirates this is how the special envoy described the situation in the south i'm deeply concerned about the situation of course in the south where a perfect storm is brewing the people of them in particular facing outbreaks of perfect 19 and other diseases believe drink loued malaria cholera and others death are writing daily but nobody knows exactly why because the health system is so ill equipped to diagnose and treat people. with regard to cohabit 19 the official statistics say across the country that 13 people have died from cove and 19 but i'm told the real situation could be much more concerning just look at some some details that have come through from save the children they've been speaking to doctors in a in the southern port city. in the last 7 days alone read reports of 385 patients dying with coronavirus type. sympto

unknown pathogen and i think that's likely at some point, is it a good idea for the united states to not be a playerd health organization? >> dana: i think the president is doing something that he's done before, like he did with nato, which is using america's incredible and extensive influence to foreign exchange at an organization in order to have the credibility of the united states be able to be there to help you. i think that we all know that it's important for us to have public health information in a way that we can share it. but obviously there was something extremely wrong that happened between the w.h.o. and china's communication and their communication with the world. i think getting to the bottom of that is number one and i don't think the president is saying that you will never get american support again. he is saying you have 30 days to come up with some substantial changes and then we will continue to be a part of it. if you don't want to do that, that's fine. we will walk away and try something else. i think he's being smart and figuring out a way to leverage the united states. as for

united states. at this point, the major players, the political organizations really slowed process down so much we missed our opportunity. it was not that my position changed, we just got to a point where we could no longer make a difference. vonnie: so it has changed, effectively. if that is the case, if it is too late to do the right thing -- of course it never is -- how do you anticipate how this will work out? what do you say to states like oklahoma, and other states? but it may take action, will probably not have a major market move. you say it is never too late to do the right thing. it is interesting -- in this case, the right thing in weeks ago it is not the same thing as the right thing today. if someone said we have a plan to prorate proactively to respond to current market conditions, i would support it. since we cannot put that together because of the political forces around austin, there is no way to practically take action. i think in another year or two when demand comes back to 90, 90 5 million barrels a day, the country with the most loss of oil production will absolutely be the united d

had a retailer talking about how in the post pandemic world especially in the united states, the small to medium sized playersare going to be relatively disadvantaged compared to the big ones we've seen the big ones really thrive here. how much will the small players have to spend and how many will actually survive >> so i actually think entrepreneurship is resilient and small and medium-sized businesses will do well. there will be waves of bankruptcies and creative destruction but i think the people that run them, nothing will change in the lookout in the world. what we are seeing right now is that in the month of april, our advertising revenues from small to medium sized businesses on line will decline. what we are seeing in may, small and medium sized businesses are outperforming in terms of their advertising spend. i'm very optimistic and i think small to medium sized businesses will do well this is a great time to start a business out there >> interesting data points thank you for bringing us your in sight >>> pushing on, brazil could overtake russia as having the second highest number of coronavirus cas

players -- democracy. the first assembly elected representatives in what will become the united states of america. a very important motif is the tobacco leaf. it was not only the cash crop that allowed for james to become a viable colony and and rich england, it is also the cash crop that allowed virginia to become the most powerful and influential colony and the wealthiest and most powerful influential state. pocahontas's defiant action, she is defying her father i saving the life of captain smith, this rebelliousness was associated with the rebelliousness of the american patriots. the united states is extending its lineage back to pocahontas. so pocahontas has always been a household name. pocahontas has always been considered and acutely important historical personages. in 1907, when the 300th anniversary of the founding of jamestown was being celebrated, president roosevelt oversaw the celebrations. during the celebrations, once again pocahontas was put forward as not only a savior but a founder of the country. here in what is actually a postcard, she is made to resemble nothing less than lady

running system now the possibility is there and and i think france must not be the big player wants to call it save up and unite and just the fall of the gen after 75 years definitely you think time for some change came if a mouthy her below and attorney thank you so much for being a part of today's inside story and of course thank you for watching wherever you are around the world this program and indeed all of our previous editions are available online in the show's section at al-jazeera dot com we're also at facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story on twitter it is just at a.j. inside story and at kemal a.j. if you want to get in touch with me directly on canal santa maria and the whole inside story 10 thanks for joining us and we'll see you again soon. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such to moms as a global power development of investment company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against the stimulus we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe

in japan, it has 13% of the market, where toyota has 55% of the market, but it is a big player in the unitedtes as well as having factories in the china market. similar picture for honda. it suspended production at many of its plants from late march. like toyota, we are hearing that its north american plants in the united states and canada started back up operations since being suspended in march. that was just overnight. we are going to look for the outlook. sales and profit declines expected to accelerate according to bloomberg intelligence. just so much uncertainty. bloomberg intelligence expects sales in the u.s. for all japanese automakers may bottom this month with the easing of lockdowns and generous incentives and growing popularity of online sales. but if you don't have a job and you are staying home, are you going to rush out and buy a new car? those incentives better be pretty good. stephen engle with that report. now let's look at where we are in terms of the markets. we have asia pretty much red across the board. looking at investors. the fed pushing back on negative rates. inve

united states. but at this point, the major players, the political organizations really slowed the process down so much missed our opportunity. it wasn't so much that my position changed. it is just we got to the point where we could no longer make a difference. vonnie: so it has changed effectively, then. if that is the case, if it is too late to do the right thing, which of course, it never is, how do you anticipate this will work itself out? what will happen to states like oklahoma, who are taking up this question in a week, and other states? ryan: i think in general, most of them may pick some action, but it is probably not going to have a major market move at this point. i think in this case, the right thing eight weeks ago is not the same thing is the right thing today. so if someone said we've got a plan to prorate proactively to respond to current market conditions, i would support it. but since we can't put that together because of the political forces around austin, there's no way practically to take options -- to take action. i think in another year or two when demand comes back to 90, 95 mi

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system now that will see but it is there and and i think france must not be the big player wants to call it save up and at united and just for all the gen after 75 years definitely you think time for some change came if a mouthy horse or below and attorney thank you so much for being a part of today's inside story and of course stay here for watching wherever you are around the world this program and indeed all of our previous editions are available online in the show's section at al-jazeera dot com we're also at facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story on twitter it is just at a.j. inside story and at kemal a.j. if you want to get in touch with me directly on canal santa maria and the whole inside story 10 thanks for joining us and we'll see you again soon. when the news breaks and the story builds when people who need to be heard on the story told this pandemic is revealing the weakness of governments in the face of health crisis none of them receive health insurance for their work i'll choose iraq as teens on the ground to bring you more reward winning documentary school where the real life is ball an