walt in june six 1944. unbeknownst to walt, while he was performing these heroic actions, his brother never made it to the beach at normandy. his brother was killed when his higgins -- coming into the beaches was hit by a shell fire. walt did not know that at the times he found out some days later, and so this was of course a terrible experience for him. very bittersweet. over here we have items that are dedicated to the average gi's experience in france and european theater. some of this is materials that i think the public would expect to see such as gun cleaning kits, oils, such and so on. but when you are out in the field moving with an army. infantry men have to think of things you need such as sewing kits. things such as prayer books. razors. old spice. matches. cigarettes. all are in here. what do you do for entertainment? we have things that are as simple as tickets for hot coffee. free hot coffee. the officers club. you can see as well in this case, something that is a little interesting, item numb

walt did not know that at the time.ater, and so, this was of course a terrible experience for him. very bittersweet. case, we havehis items that are dedicated to the average gis experience in france and the european theater. some of this is materials that i think the public would expect to see, such as gun cleaning kits, oils, such and so on, but when you are out in the field, moving with an army, as an infantry, there's all kinds of you need such as sewing kits, such as prayer books, razors, old spice, matches, cigarettes. all are in here. what do you do for entertainment? we have things that are as simple as tickets for free hot coffee, the officers club. you can see as well, in this case, something that is a little interesting. item number 26 is a can opener. unlike most can openers that most people have probably seen, this is some specifically designed for the field and you can see in the case, of course, cooking equipment that people, troops would use as they moved through, advancing against the nazis. france, afte

i'm joined now by bob chapek, who is at walt disney world.the company just announced its plan to reopen its walt disney world theme parks starting on july 11th. bob, welcome what made you pick that july 11th start date, more than a month after the other orlando parks? >> well, we want to make sure what we present to our guests when we open up is going to be a quintessential disney experience and while we'll have substantially lower numbers of guests, we want to make sure we do it in a responsible way, so they can make those life-long memories that last a lifetime. >> now, bob, when we last spoke is when you were just reopening your shanghai park there, you started at less than 30% capacity what kind of capacity are you going to be opening at in orlando? are you talking about less than 30%? can you give us a sense? >> we're not going to give any specific number, because there's no government guidance, necessarily, as to how dense we can be but i will say our capacity will be a function of the 6-foot social distancing guidance that we have from

i have to mention that walt had had a brother named roland that landed with walt in normandie. unbeknownst to walt while he is performing the heroic actions, his brother never made it to the beach at normandie. his brother was killed when his boat coming in in to the beaches was hit by a shell fire. walt did not know that at the time he found this out some days later and so this was, of course, terrible experience for him. very bittersweet. in this case we have a case dedicated to the average gi's experience in france and the european theater. some is materials that the public would expect to see such as gun cleaning kits, oils, but when you're out in the field moving with an army, if you think about it, there is all kinds of other things you need such as sewing kits, prayer books, razors, old spice, matches, cigarettes, all are in here. what do you do for entertainment? we have things that are simple as tickets for hot coffee, free hot coffee. the officers club. you can see as well in this case something that is a little interesting, item number 26 is a can opener. unlike most

there are not many companies trusted as much walt disney company.is a trust we will not violate. disney opens up later than others, we open up with not as many people inside our parks, but we do that on purpose because we want to build that trust in this new environment, and then take it from there. baby steps every step of the way. david: no question about it. at the same time as you allocate capital, your cruise ships have a lot of capital, will you make adjustments, almost to hedge against the future in case it does not come back as robust as you met expected, and other things such as your streaming business? bob: we are fortunate not just have a broad base of businesses to fall back upon, but a broad group of properties, both in the sports area as well as in movies and theme parks, as well as in crew ships. we feel we are fortunate to shift things around. in terms of capital allocation, everything we can see long-term from our guest surveys tell us disney parks will be back, our guests will be back, people will be hesitant to cancel the reservat

for them the poet walt whitman spoke, "i speak the sign of democracy, by god.othing which all cannot have their counterpart of on the same terms." on travelers' wings we bridge the miles from concord to manhattan. ♪ [rousing music] miss liberty, hostess to the world. her torch has been a symbol through the years for visitors who seek discovery in this great land. ♪ new york city. for many of whose millions washington square contains a private arch of triumph. here, united nations meet to talk of problems of the world . manhattan is itself a world of people. while others, visitors like ourselves, are awed by sky-tall buildings and this world within a world. beyond the towers dreams central park. it hides a castle, a zoo, a shell for music, a palace for art, an emerald on an isle of rock. about new york, walt whitman said these words, "an island 16 miles long, solid founded, numberless streets, vehicles, broadway, the women, the shops and shows, city of spires and masks, my city." ♪ [rushing water] niagara. two million visitors a year. the earth trembles beneath

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when he was adopted by the crew, walt disney modified it, and they put the tank crew helmet, the gogglesthe boxing gloves. there is ample evidence that shows toby displayed on italian tanks throughout the war. the field phones, what we're representing here is a tank in an assembly area, where we would circle the wagons, so to speak, service the weapons, service the tank. there would be a lull in the action, and it was common to wire the tanks to each other so they could communicate over the field phone as opposed to the radio. one of the things at the army education center is an amazing repository of combat after action reviews, empirical data of these tanks. there is a wealth of information that has been published by a host of different authors. not only the american vehicles but also the german vehicles and the british vehicles. this is one of the best repositories here at the center. they have a great cast of archivists. they help people research, and with the focus on the center, on the individual soldier, they also offer the capacity for individuals to research their ancestor's comb

walt ehmer e ins me now.t ehmer, welc the "newshour". >> thank you, amna, pleasure to be with you. ay reporter: you're taking steps, we shouldto fully reopen that limited dine-in service allowed in locations already open. you sayou're doingso in accordance with centers for disease control guidelines, briefly walk me through. what changes did you put into place? what's different if you walk into a wafflhouse now? >> well, as this whole crisis started,e realized we neded to do enhanced things we hadn't thought of before so we removed a lot of things from the table, condiments and stuff like that.e we really steup our sanitation and sanitizing practices to make sure that we hit common touch points likedo handles and things a little more frequently than the areas that we have been traditionly wiping down andtable cps and t. but we also rasognize there going to be some social distancing requirements and, so, really, fri the very bnning, and in some places we had to do it at the beginninwe but et all our restaurant

there even more intense civilian casualties have been growing over the past month as forces loyal to walt kelly for huffed are continue their year long campaign to seize tripoli from the un recognized government our diplomatic editor james bays reports after a surge in fighting in recent weeks the un's acting special representative stephanie williams gave this bleak assessment of the situation in libya to security council ambassadors i believe we have reached another turn in the conflict conflict . from what we're witnessing in terms of the massive influx of weaponry the kryten and mercenaries to the 2 sides the only conclusion that we can draw is that this war will intensify and broaden him the. devastating consequences for the libyan people as the foreign intervention increases the libyans themselves are getting lost in the mess their voices crowded out we must not let live vs let or when she said it was civilians paying the price $58.00 killed and $190.00 injured since the 1st of april and 89 percent rise in civilian casualties compared with the 1st 3 months of the year she said the va

whitmanw york, walt said these words. 60 miles long, ,ehicles, broadway, the women the city of masses my city. the curious cliff dwellings tucked behind the edges. behindient indians left nothing more than empty shelves. navajo may discover a village today placed in secret in the land of prehistoric gods near lonely beauty. monument valley. in this jet age, a few short hours could take down those indian trails that lead to mighty texas. behind the glen canyon dam lies more than 100 miles of lake. >> travel across the u.s. tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern, 7:00 p.m. specific -- pacific on american history tv. >> university of kansas professor beth bailey discusses how issues of race affected the u.s. military and its self-perception of being colorblind during the vietnam war. she focuses on how african-americans were viewed by white soldiers, and how white -- african-american soldiers soldiers protested mistreatment. this is courtesy of the national world war i museum and memorial in kansas city. prof. bailey: thank you all f

vessels and there are instead big wrestling just refusing the brain also have these changes you know walt's hole in the sirius in fact it all ends by this clots just sarah shocks in the brain and. then the clue cosign of the fish i mentioned at the start that he treats of the fest coronavirus patients here in germany has your understanding of disease drastically changed since then to the point where you would perhaps treat them differently yeah in the beginning we just thought it's just as far as infection in my through. meanwhile we have room during the last week it's. and also all of them you know months in germany. to make sure what's covered 19 is the we call it a hyper and slow nations so this is kind of inflammation as a secondary event and current 19 so this tells us that the sites you know live happier in. our own little early patients also will draw sprawl offering this inflammation. like this and i assume this research is a very complicated word it's a it's an antibody it's seeded so much this and the border for example we have some whole this inflammation can be blocked there on

walt disney theme parks now accepting reservations starting in july.be allowed to modify their bookings if the resort does that. they opened yesterday. they dropped a whopping 91% during the first months of 2020 because of the shutdown of the theme parks worldwide. >>> thanks for joining us, i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. have a great day, everyone. "new day" is next. it's totally normal to have constipation with belly pain, straining, and bloating, again and again. no way. more exercise. more water. and more fiber is the only way to manage it. is it? maybe you think... it's occasional constipation. maybe it's not. it could be a chronic medical condition called ibs-c, and time to say yesss! to linzess. linzess works differently than laxatives. it helps relieve belly pain and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. do not give linzess to children less than six and it should not be given to children six to less than 18, it may harm them. do not take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immediate help if you develop unu

david: the walt disney company gave its earnings out after the bell yesterday.knew it would be rough. i'm not sure we knew just how rough it would be. laura martin, senior entertainment analyst with needham. what stood out for you? they have strong assets. what good are strong assets when you have an economy that's dead? laura: this is the company that's had the worst luck with covid. basically 100% of its revenue is impacted one way or the other by covid and about 75% is negatively impacted, closed for business. you have cinemas closed which hurts their film business, you have live sports closed, you have parks closed, which hurts about 75% of ebitda. saying that they have cut the dividends, which saves them $1.6 billion cash. they have cut executive salaries. they have furloughed 120,000 people. parkshould lower the them $1, which cost billion in lower ebitda. some of these savings will mitigate that downdraft in the current quarter we are in. they are going to start opening may 11, shanghai, at reduced capacity. we will see if they can figure out a way to dea

according to woj, it's on walt disney world and las vegas. we have been approached by multiple properties regarding potential properties for hosting games, including mgm. we have not engaged in any substantive discussions. alisyn, i traveled with an nba team and he said that had will be tough to go to one of these sites, like walt disney world for an undetermined amount of time. but he says if that's what it takes to get the nba back online, he's willing to do it. >> andy, thank you very much for that reporting. >> so coronavirus is spreading fast in russia. now, it is second in the world for confirmed cases. what's causing the explosive growth? we have details in a live report, next. (vo) what does it mean to be america's most reliable network? it means helping those who serve stay connected to their families. and now verizon wants to give them something back. our best pricing ever. $30 per line for all nurses, teachers, first responders, military, and their families. not for a few months, but for as long as they need. plus, up to $700 off t

according to those reports, league in talks with walt disney company to restart remainder of the 2020 season, idea to hold season at wide world of sports complex in orlando, whole season as single site for games, practices, housing and everything out of orlando. >>> still ahead, celebrity chef makes a stop in bay area. how guy fieri is helping first responders on the front lines of the pandemic. ♪ here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. >> how about something good right about now? american celebrity restauranteur feeding health care workers and first responders in bay? guy fieri, known for his restaurants, today showed up in santa rosa to pass out meals for first responders. thanked fooery for supporting local restaurants. he's raised a lot of money. great j

look at walt disney stock. now, 2.25% after reaching an agreement with unions at walt disney world regarding safeguards for employees returning to work. shares of disney, as you see, are hitting $105.19. that is a session high on the news. but speaking of session highs, look at the dow jones industrials. we are up 311 points. all right. you think you're the only one concerned about paying your rent? with the closing bell ringing in 30 minutes, guess what? starbucks, you're joined by starbucks. starbucks is actually looking for a break on the rent, too. in a letter obtained by the "seattle times" the coffee giant's chief operating officer is asking its landlords to lower rents for next year as it continues to deal with spillover from the covid-19 crisis. shares of starbucks are up just a fraction, but at $73.76, you're kind of midway between the low and the high of the 52-week range. starbucks stores have mostly reopened and now non-essential construction is allowed to make a comeback in many states. add that to

first, disney saying it will partially reopen disney springs entertainment and shopping complex at waltney florida this wednesday after reaching an agreement with union leaders on safeguards for the workers of course, due to the coronavirus as well. a little positive economic data. translating into dow futures up 271 to start your monday we're back right after this. across america, business owners are figuring things out. finding new ways to serve customers... connect employees... and work with partners. comcast business is right there with you. with a network that helps give you speed, reliability and security. and enough bandwidth to handle all your connected devices. voice solutions like remote call forwarding and readable voicemail. and safe, convenient installation. when every connection counts, you can count on us. get the connectivity your business needs. call today. comcast business. >>> monday optimism. some positive health trend sending a positive note throughout the stock market this morning. new case growth in the new york area is way down and fed chair jay powell says the a

positivity rate is because of the decision that the nation's largest single site employer, that being waltsney world, decided to shut down in mid-march and other major theme parks and attractions here in this area follow suit and that put us in a position to where we were able to minimize the spread of the virus in our community. we have had just under about 1800 cases here in our community. and today, 84 to 85% of -- currently infected in our community have been at -- the department of health data shared with me. i feel pretty comfortable we have a low rate of the virus in our community. but still lives with us. we have to make sure that as we reopen, we have to have all of these safety protocols in place. >> and i appreciate your patience, we're having a little communications problem with your signal goes out every now and then. you are in a unique situation. your wife, congresswoman val demings, her name is being positived around as tossed around a possible runn ng mate to joe biden, does that mean this is something you're excited about, why do you think she would be a good choice for t

>> walt disney world is actually going to be the latest of the major theme parks in orlando to reopenr plan is approved. what they have proposed and we'll show you on the screen, is to open two of its theme parks of july 11th and the other two on july 15th. so magic kingdom, that flagship theme park there, will be first on july 11th, along with animal kingdom. keep in mind that animal kingdom is the type of park where there's a lot of outdoor space. and then on july 15th, you're going to have epcot and disney's hollywood studios open, again, if this is all approved. how this works is the economic recovery task force that they're presenting to right now is going to vote. this then is considered by the orange county mayor. and all things considered, it looks like the mayor would be making his decision rather quickly because county staff have already been making site visits to the theme parks on tuesday of this week. and then, that goes to the governor of florida. governor ron desantis and the state of florida would then approve this plan. that also happened very quickly for universal la

and so we're excited about walt disney world reopening and the sanitation measures will allow that to be a safe process. >> so let's talk a little bit about trying to keep it safe. there are going to be certain restrictions, it's not going to be business as usual when disney world opens. seaworld is supposed to open in mid-june, right? let's talk a little bit about those restrictions. we've put some up on the screen. reduced capacity, face masks for employees and all guests, temperature checks for anyone walking in, no parades or fireworks. this is going to be very, very different. >> it is going to look different than what you will customarily see at any of those theme parks. but it's something that will still allow the guests to have a good experience. and so i believe that with the touchless, the cashless types of systems that they will be putting in place, it should preclude the virus from being easily spread between human beings. >> do you worry, mayor, that a huge number of tourists showing up in your county could possibly bring in from outside a whole bunch of new cases? >> tha

fans are anxious to get back to a world of sports and if we at walt disney world can be entrusted to help make that happen, we would be more than glad to do so. >> is there a risk associated with bringing hundreds of people from those leagues and the production on to your property when you're also dealing with guests at a time like this >> well, we have ample space, as you know this is a very, very big property it's like 45 square miles. and so the real constraint is density. and as long as we don't, you know, butt up again that density issue, we should be okay i should say, even under the reopening situation, we'll have plenty of hotel has won't be reopened so to squeeze in a few more guests would not frankly be an issue whatsoever in terms of materiality. >> now, obviously, the nba is a very important property for espn we've talked in the past and with many media executives right now about how the cessation of all live sports has really been challenging for ratings and also for tv advertising i know you just started talking about your plans for the fall tv season, starting negotiat

walt disney film white wilderness but the filmmakers actually staged the scene and reportedly pushed the limits of the cliff when was it and his team are working to expose this popular misconception and restore the rodents reputation. it probably does read why obert i am i feel you have a science question that you've always wanted answered we're happy to help out send it to us as a video text always smell if we answer it on the show we'll send you a little surprise as a thank you come on just ask. and for most stories about the world of science visit us on our website on twitter and facebook. that's all for this week next time on smart today focused energy how lenses can be placed on solar panels to produce a super concentrated power supply by fanatic. and an island of immense beauty created by a natural disaster. iceland. the volcano those that made it famous now threaten its very existence. how can i slanders protect themselves against the inevitable. threatening volcano. next on w. what's the secret to a perfectly fried potato. what if some national dishes their distinctive charac

walt disney world and sea world are expected to present reopening plans later today.ask force will be needed to sign off on and to approve it and then get the approval from the bay of orlando and the governor of florida. universal studios in orlando will reopen june 5th with new safety plans in place. >> nassau watching the weather today. right now 60% chance of acceptable weather conditions for today's scheduled launch. the astronaut been thinking has been hoping for this mission his entire career. >> one thing we can put on our list of dream jobs would have been to be aboard a new space craft and conduct a test mission aboard that spacecraft. >> now bacon and hurley will be the first american astronauts to launch into space from the u.s. since the end of the space shuttle program. if everything goes well they become the first crew to make it to the international space station aboard a private company's rocket and capsule. spacex owned by tesla is flying the falcon nine rocket. >> definitely not the space shuttle shuttle. the many ways it's much smaller but a capsule

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walt and jean willard of troy, new york, have been married for 70 years.recently placed in elder care. for months, walter could not visit because of the pandemic. their family says jean would cry every day and ask for him. and they finally convinced the home to let walter live there. and you just saw the moment where they were reunited, back in each other's arms, sharing a room, and just like for 70 years, holding hands. that's the way it should be. "on the road" is next. calling all buglers and trumpeteers. steve hartman has a patriotic request for you. ou. >> o'donnell: "taps" is just 24e to perform on a bugle or trumpet. but cbs' steve hartman wants to make sure it echoes throughout the country, so here's tonight's "on the road." ♪ ♪ >> reporter: "taps" is a wonder, whether tucking in another day or sending off another soldier, this uniquely american melody somehow conjures both peace and sorrow, distilling those deepest of emotions down to two dozen perfect notes. as a cub scout and later boy scout "taps" was the most powerful song i knew. but it never

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tomorrow walt disney world plans to submit its reopening plan for its orlando area theme park. still no word on when the theme parks reopen, but it's hoping early june. disneyland in anaheim has no reopening time line since california shelter-at-home orders are still in effect and are much stricter than florida. we also reached out to great america today in santa clara and a spokesperson told us at this time it has no update on its reopening plan. but i'm sure many teens and families are excited for these parks to reopen. but all parks expect attendance levels to be low still hesitant about getting out there riding those rides. >> thank you, janelle. >>> well, twitter fact checked president trump today for the first time. it's all over a tweet he sent about california's mail in ballots, and it started early this morning. president tweeted the governor after california extending ballots to millions of people, anyone living in the state no matter who they are or how they got there will get one. end quote. the president then went on to claim that election in november will be quote

. >>> just in, walt disney world says it plans to have the magic kingdom and animal kingdom reopened by july 11. epcot and hollywood studios would reopen july 13. last week disney allowed third party businesses at its complexes to open with new restrictions. no word when disneyland will reopen. >>> a live look at the kennedy space center where history is set to be made later this afternoon. as you can see right there, all calm right now. but much-anticipated launch seems to be a go so far. two american astronauts will become the first ever launched into orbit by a private company. nbc bay area's sarah dallof is live for us in cape canaveral, florida with more. sarah? >> reporter: hi, marcus. all indications are this mission is a go. we saw the astronauts suit up, and make their way to the pad and up to the "crew dragon" capsule. officials are asking people to stay home to watch the launch, please to not congregate, to be sure to social distance. they've actually closed some of the more popular viewing areas, hope that they and mother nature cooperate. there is a lot of interest in to

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before it's reopened but now a parisian film team has found a way to enable visitors from all over the walt to tour the famous church again virtually in times of the pen demick a creative alternative to real sight seeing. cathedral a symbol of paris in flames the images from april 29th team savage the. filmmakers cloues or slate and victor argue long had been shooting a documentary on the world famous landmark just weeks before the fire. almost to the day after the fire we realized that our images are of extremely great value that we captured a moment in notre dame's history that will be able to pass on to the public whether european american asian or parisian everyone who ever visited has a special memory of not what. they combined footage from before the inferno with nearly shot material to make a 2nd documentary titled rebuilding. their images of the current cathedrals interior of the only ones of think kind. elses movies images are even special because they were shot from virtual reality that is in 360 degrees with a very high resolution. that produces one image for the left eye and one

. >>> disney's ceo is giving us an idea of how things will be different when walt disney world reopenssummer. the theme park is set to reopen july 11th. he says all visitors with ilhave their temperatures checked and new sanitation measures and many areas of the park will be taped off to mark six feet of social distancing. this will also affect character meet and greets. >> we're not going to have, at least in the beginning, meet and greets where you're going to get up close and personal with the princesses. they'll be at a distance and they'll wave and we'll have an event. a mini event around that. >> disneyland in anaheim can reopen in stage three of governor newsom's reopening plan but we don't have a certain date yet. disney is the parent company of abc7. >>> coming up next at 5:00, using remdesivir to fight covid-19. how patients did with five versus ten days of treatment. >>> another sign we might be entering a new normalish. more places are opening up, -hi, america. -hi, america. -hi, america. -hey, there, america. during this crisis... over 37 million people... don't have acces

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united states economy in the global economy away from stuff that has a say away from the tangible walt and the transition to the financial ised world in the subject going on since alan greenspan was running the federal reserve bank in washington c d c when he commented that the world trade is getting lighter you know he is referencing the fact that more and more of world trade depends on trading paper or . around the world are not actual goods and commodities so you have what you're describing there is market failure and that the actual producers of this energy that is used to fire up the world economy is in jeopardy because markets have the price discovery of these commodities has now fallen into the hands of. pirates basically tyson you know you're absolutely right and what happened was those pirates didn't anticipate the fact that they would actually have to be liable for physical receipt or delivery of crude oil because embedded into the contracts is an option to sell the contracts with physical delivery and the contract neared expiration 24 hours or contract expiration it was pani

walt disney world in orlando, florida, with 93 million visitors a year, announced it will reopen on aited basis in mid-july. but don't expect to be dazzled by the famous fireworks or character meet-and-greets. per be bumper to bumper before dawn to get into rocky mountain national park in colorado. and after one of the strictest shutdowns in the nation, l.a. county will now allow churches, pools, drive-in theaters and stores to reopen with .estrictions. when you heard the store was back open what did you do? >> i literally was like, "yes! yes, yes, yes!" >> reporter: many malls in l.a., like the grove, planned a june 1 reopen and were surprised by the county announcing they could actually open today. while in las vegas, most major casinos say they will be ready to open back up on june 4. norah. >> o'donnell: jamie yuccas in los angeles, thank you. history will have to wait, at least a few more days. the first launch of astronauts on a private rocket was scrubbed late today because of the one thing spacex cannot control-- the weather. storms with lightning can pose a major threat to sp

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so it's a part of the walt disney world resort and has multiple arenas that could be used for games and practices. there are also thousands of hotel rooms right there on site for players staff and their families. the league suspended its season as you may know on march 11th after one of its players tested positive for covid-19 the n b say in says its top priority for restarting the season is ensuring the health and safety of everyone involved. that can be on plans to reopen hundreds of stores and bring back thousands of workers next month. the retailer plans to reopen 600 stores by june 13th. they include the christmas tree shops and also cost plus world market locations. the company says it will expand its contactless curbside pickup services to over 1300 stores, so you have that option. and of course that makes of about 90% of its locations in north america, the company will also end the furloughs of 11,000 employees so skip those jobs are coming back river drive in movie theaters. they're making a comeback the outdoor venues have been popping up all over the country in recent weeks w

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