capitalism and i think you mean private equity firms are vulture implies they like flash and it's way trendy or for wealthy people to be vegetarian plus all politicians pick people close to them that's why when most choice to leave new york's economic recovery is this former secretary of state william o. grow who happens to be a senior advisory director at the private equity giant blackstone group blackstone really the same one that devoured for close. homes after the housing crisis and paid for a highway to be built through the amazon raided blackstone didn't build a highway in the amazon they paid a brazilian group to help build a highway in the amazon and horribly disqualifying because anyone who watched tiger king on netflix knows that if our society wants to get something exotic we're willing to overlook a lot of problems to do it like the mental health of a gun toting man named joe exotic who owned a wild cat petting zoo were employees got their lives even off. all while looking like a love child of 6 roy boomhauer from king of the hill i think you're being too flattering but th

something out there. >> vultures were circling.he spotted the vultures, and so he went out to see what they were circling. >> investigator javier ramos and lieutenant robert book walder worked with the san joaquin sheriff's department at the time. they were among the first on the scene. >> must be some dead animal? >> that's what he figured he was going to find, just some dead animal out there. >> but it wasn't a dead animal. the leg that was sticking out of the ground was decidedly human. and soon larry's daughter, tavia, heard the news. >> i got a call from the sheriff's department. i felt myself get really hot and nauseous. and she said that the body they found, the dental records, it was him. and i remember -- i never swear, and i yelled out this cuss word, and i slammed down the phone, and i just started shaking. it was a moment in time that i've never felt such anguish. >> it's still raw even now. >> it is because i thought -- i don't know. i thought -- i guess i was hoping he was in hiding. >> very fortunate that the body wa

they call it coronavirus vultures. classic staff.ees mogg's firm stands to make a fortune. he was a director of a company which he helped to set up called somerset capital management and he has at least 15% of the shares. but because he became leader of the house he had to stand out from the directorship that he is still involved and will make money from it and the people who are running it now say there is a once ina running it now say there is a once in a generation chance of supernormal returns and they are focusing on their clients long—term security full i wish they would focus more on us because i seem to remember that the company moved to dublin, so that it is still in europe, and they are making a lot of money out of companies which were hit by falling share volumes and values at a time like this we should be striving to support everybody, not how to make fast money. ros, i know you will have something to say on pensions and fund managers but we must squeeze in the sunday times looking at the situation basically for the prime

when the comfort sets sail, the vultures will fly away and surely all the wild creditors will go backwhat is left of theirs. what about the affects that are harder to see. what is the pause doing to the chemistry of our sky? locals in northern india say they can see the himalayas for the first time in decades and before and after satellite imagines show how pollution over north america's big cities is down by as much as 30%. but, the blanket of heat trapping gases around our planet is still thicker than ever. >> it seems to be a presepcepti that maybe the virus helped to buy time when it comes to global warning. what is wrong with that? >> we have to keep doing this even more and doing it for the next 30 years to really begin to bend the curve on the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. it's like having a really huge bath tub in the sky filled with pollution and we have the faucet pouring and pouring more in and we have turned down the faus cea bit, but it's still filling up. we will see the lowest gas prices in generations and with donald trump's environmental protection agency guttin

it will be a great day when the "comfort" finally sets sail, those vultures will surely fly away andhose wild critters will go back to what's left of their homes. what about the effects harder to see? what is this pause in the industrial revolution doing to the chemical industry of our sky? locals in northern india say they can see the himalayas for the first time in decades. and before and after satellite imagery shows how nitrogen dioxide pollution over north american big cities is down by as much as 30%. but the blanket of heat-trapping gases around our planet is still thicker than ever. and there seems to be this perception that maybe the virus has helped humanity buy some time when it comes to global warming. what's wrong with that assumption? >> we would have to keep doing this even more and do it for the next 30 years to really begin to bend the curve on the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. it's kind of like having a really huge bathtub in the sky filled with pollution. we have the faucet pouring, pouring more in and all we've done is turned down the faucet a little bit but

. >> reporter: and in new york city, we are being circled with vultures.fort. >> it will be a big day when the comfort finally sets sail, surely those vultures will fly away and we can come out of our homes. surely those wild critters will go back to what's left of theirs. what about the effects that are harder to see? what is the pause in this industrial revolution doing to the chemistry of our sky? locals in him lalaya say they c see the sky for the first time in decades. and air pollution in major cities is down by as much as 30%. but the heat blankets around our planet is still thicker than ever. there seems to be this perception that maybe the virus has helped humanity buy some time with respect to global warming. what's wrong with that assumption? >> we would have to keep doing this even more and do it for the next 30 years to really bend the curve on the atmosphere. it's like having a huge bathtub in the sky filled with pollution and we have the faucet pouring, pouring, pouring more in, and all we've done is turn the faucet down a little bit, but it

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alone when it was running late now for something to do i keep focused on the screen to keep the vultures at bay. even when i didn't use it to talk i was never alone there is always one little window in between my phone. [applause] >> i am so excited to be in company with you about this book which i really loved and i am thrilled i get to ask you questions about it and with that since you unluckily decided to put me up here with you i will skip the first question and go straight to my second. which is you chose the title for the book i can't do justice but i will try so working can be a waiting room and a brief delay like the old dial-up modem a moment to posit prepare oneself for exchange to get the feet wet before plunging into the network for that identity. and for work or researcher general curiosity. and that internet. i am curious what brought you to have the title for the book as a metaphor or way of engaging the internet? >> thank you. it seems like the most obvious title for me because that's what i do and that is my identity of internet use it is very much being the wallflower o

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is then coated in a batter made of flour salt and vulture and put straight into the deep fryer the fire to me that's my truth and we do toward it you don't have to live in. the portion sizes are certainly not for anyone watching their waistlines the price $8.00 pounds that's nearly 9 year olds. lose a job many of his customers have been coming here for years. but you know it's not no one's going to not like it other places and by the thousands you know enjoy it. that is all exactly if you feeling like. what. is cheap is good news contrary it is healthy or not probably not good. all very nice hospitality if. they get caught but if you ask if it looks like it but. if you fail to. cast them like amy aims to do more than just sell fast food he says it's about an attitude to life a few years ago he started photographing his customers putting them together in a large book many of his photos have gone on show in galleries in oxford. interlink interact with people here and we are all friends so it's just like an outing really i come to see my friends or so it happens that i want to see this goo

defeated so i think the blooms are the believe it's then coated in a back to a made of flowers salt and vulture and put straight into the deep fryer was fired then last march through the review to order you don't have to live in. the portion sizes are certainly not for anyone watching their waistline the price $8.00 pounds that's nearly 9 year olds. how many of his customers have been coming here for years. i dunno it's not that no one's going to not like you know the flavors of the things you know enjoy. it all exactly if he's feeling like. but. he's cheap it's good news contrary to his health you're not probably not good. all very nice hospitality if. that makes your problems if you ask if it looks like it but. if you go for the full. cup the mckinney aims to do more than just sell fast food he says it's about an attitude to life a few years ago he started photographing his customers putting them together in a large book many of his photos of call in show in galleries in oxford. interlink interact with people here who have come friends so it's just like an outing you might come to see more fr

my focus on the screen could keep the vultures abbaye. i was never alone. even when i wasn't using the phone to talk printed i was never alone. it was always this one little window in between my phone. [applause]. host: i am so excited to be in conversation with you. i really loved and i am kind of thrilled to get to ask you questions about it. and with that, since you unluckily decided to put me appear with you. i will actually asked my first question this trick going to the second. you chose the title for this book in the way defined which i can't do justice to but i will try. in the book itself is working can be waiting room for communication in brief delay printed like that brutal all dollar, a moment to pause and prepare oneself for exchange with others pretty to get one's deep breath before plunging into the network. an amplification of identity to be reading or work or research or just for simply curiosity. i'm curious, what brought you to choose that as sort of the title for the book, the money metaphor way hoping gauging with the internet in the bo

made more profits were this is a couple a society couple system a couple of rules the way these vultures those promising promising a cure medicine or a secret formula to to ward off coronavirus spirits and for a pretty penny they'll tell you it came from god god gave us this product yeah i believe yes you're saying that silver solution would be effective there's no silver bullet there is no silver pill and i promise you there is no silver toothpaste yes toothpaste that's not a joke patented now. the pentagon has come and documented in homeland security and so. distaff kills the whole sars family at point blank range so ludicrous were his claims that authorities in new york had to step in and to tell him to stop this charade it's easy to blame the victims here you can call them silly or stupid we could try to understand them the elderly especially who are trusting who are told they view on television that they're in the high risk category that they're likely to die 1st of course they're desperate can you blame them for for grasping at straws know what you can do is you can blame the the c

a 45-year-old vulture with museum closed an emergency fund-raiser has been launched. the goal to make sure the 65-year-old center could still serve its community. animal and human once the paem o >> wow. i'm so excited about the work they're doing and hopefully they can get the support they need to keep doing it. >>> we also want to tell you about this. happening today. abc is staging a day of hope. this is in partnership with feeding america. we are asking that you join "gma" this morning for this spectacular kickoff. local food resources to help feed the bay area during the pandemic and find food and connect with opportunities to help neighbors in need and if you can, make monetary donations. today is a good day to do it. i'm excited for this kickoff because, one, a lot of people need help and if you can and you're in a place to help out, this will give you the way to do it. i'm excite about this, mike. >> i can tell in your voice. i think it's fantastic that we learn more and more of what our communities need because at times we are not sure how people are dealing

terms of countries and businesses and communities be trampled on by by the strong and the rich will vulture capitalism make a killing. well i think it's hard to predict exactly what shape this this is going to take i think what we what we can presume what we're seeing already is it's that is that it's that the economically marginalized who are bearing bearing the worst of this so far. you know i suspect that the richer economies will wrote really will rebound more quickly the poor weak economies are going to really struggle and they're going to need a lot of help from international students like the i.m.f. and the world bank you know you think of the amount the amount of money the u.s. government is pouring in to prop up the u.s. economy $2.00 trillion dollars a few weeks ago they're talking about now another half a trillion dollars for small businesses that's being debated in congress right now you know that's a massive amount of money for $1.00 country if you begin thinking about what that looks like cross the whole world's economy begin to get a sense of you know the size of the effort t

in a timeless way discover the vultures. start maybe a foot on the w. . this state of emergency is the normal. people around the world aren't documenting these dramatic times. they're keeping occurring diary. and welcoming us into the mobs out. there let us get as up close and personal as the pandemic will allow. diary starts many on t.w. . plastic is everywhere you know water wattles lunch boxes in makeup tools and our favorite sneakers and all of that don'ts from garbage faster than you would imagine according to the latest numbers 316000000 tons of plastic was produced in 20 that number is growing every year and most of it is not recycled whole welcome to equal .

well the average joe hasn't responded to trump's latest like his ations political analyst andre vulture exposed to us and likens the white o's his approach to that of the mafia. it's a complete failure failure about the there is one good think about it i think that it is that the wall this watching. i think millions tens of millions hundreds of millions of people will be told to discuss that and they will understand what is behind the u.s. foreign policy how the u.s. is conducting actually the foreign policy you know. there is no criticism from the ministration can take so it is replying. to the criticisms as it's coming from the u.s. citizens from all parts of the walls by this spiteful actually approach which is nothing short of bad that it is a saying you know you would do if we tell you or if you don't if you criticize us we'll break your leg you know this is a mafia approach this is nothing really to do with the. foreign policy or a civilized diplomacy that is being conducted by the country but i showed china. don't try and put in the only one trying to play the blame game at the m

german people to show solidarity during the coronavirus pandemic in a rare televised address a friend vulture steinmeyer asked of germans to do their part by staying at home over the long easter weekend his speech also looked beyond germany to the global response to the pandemic. and will we search worldwide for a joint way out of the crisis is will we fall back into isolation and unilateralism tiled in view to let us pool all of our knowledge and all of our research so that we can find vaccines and treatments more quickly. and live this ensure within the global alliance that the poorest and most vulnerable countries also have access. to the ninety's and know this kind is not a war. to not stand against other nations soldiers against soldiers rather this is a test of our humanity. it is bringing out both the best and the worst in people so let us show each other the best in us. and let us show that in europe as well. germany cannot emerge strong and fit from this crisis if our neighbors are not strong and fit as well. it is not without reason that this blue flag is standing here 30 years afte

it's more of an i and randy and servile of the fittest at any and all costs by any means necessary vulture market fundamentalism that is built on increasing amounts of financial leverage and speculation versus actual manufacturing productivity and this is stand ability of a middle class i don't think it's working in the same way that it had in decades past ok it's good alexander in indianapolis i mean i think that's the point here is that i had i'm actually for capitalism ok i don't want any misunderstanding but i'm i want to work for everyone or more people and it's working for now ok because we we see you know we hear you know depending on what side of the political aisle you are you know how well the economy is doing well it's doing really well for rich people and that is undeniable when it goes a little bit further down i think it's a lot more nuanced than the talking points that you hear on c.n.n. or fox go ahead alexandra. i think i think you're right peter it's always more nuanced than that the talking points from here on fox but i mean adam smith himself wasn't naive and he recogni

i always had something to do, like focus on this screen could keep the bar of vultures away. i was never alone even when i wasn't using the phone to talk i would never alone. there is always this one little window between my thumbs. [applause] >> host: i'm so excited to be in conversation with the about this book. i really loved and i am kind of thrilled i get to ask you questions about it. and with that, since you unluckily decided to put me up there with the i'm going to skip my first question and just go straight into my second period which is, you chose the title in the way defiant i can't can't do justice but i will try, is in the book itself is lurking can be a waiting room before communication and brief delay. like the brutal claim of an old dial-up modem found a moment to pause and prepare oneself for in exchange for others, to get one's feet wet before plunging into the network and its encasement and amplification of identity or could be an act like reading for work, reading, general curiosity prayed from the beginning, on that dial is internet working with the custo