we get to the walt disney company. the premarket, down a little more than 4% off the back of the streaming business. subscriptions coming in just a little bit lighter than expected. tom: we are thrilled to bring you craig moffett and igo nathanson, -- and michael nathanson, moffettnathanson. they are distinguished in what they do. michael nathanson, let's get to you first. how much did disney and mr. chapek miss baby grogu? [laughter] michael: they missed by about five to 6 million subs, and that really matters. unfortunately, that is what happened in stock trades the way it does. tom: it is a battle out there. craig, you have but doing this for years, particularly the cabling of it, the routing of it. what is the theme for you right now into the summer in the streaming wars? craig: as much as the streaming wars dominate the video side of it, the companies that i cover, especially at&t and verizon, you can talk about media for them if you want, but fundamentally it is about the wireless business. while streaming is sor

many people in the bay area masking up indoors as we walt for guidance to let you know if you are ditch the mask. >> an update is imminent. we will learn because vaccinated people no longer need to wear a mask inside. really a lot of mixed messages. here is nbc bay area. >> reporter: it's time for california to end mask mandates because research shows vaccines work. >> it blox you from getting sick. it blocks others from getting sick. >> the opportunity to remove the mask might convince people to get vaccinated. >> there are some people who need the incentive, like, item me one max season ends. if that will be increase vaccine up take, that will help. >> reporter: the science supports the cdc. he has concerns. >> if people are not vaccinated, they will not masks but i will do not have trust that everything will do that. >> a mask policy should be tied to a state of region numbers and vaccination numbers. >> the cdc said the metrics in terms of testing. and the percentage of population vaccinated. and when that percent of the population gets really high, and the percent positivity really

. >> tucker: well, for generations the walt disney company was the most famous entertainment country, it represented america to the world. it was in some sense synonymous with american culture. disney of course produced all kinds of films during the second world war, encouraging the united states to defeat fascism. so, when you hear disney, you think of something that is very american, very wholesome, something that your kids would watch. it's changed. disney has started producing propaganda films not for the u.s. government, for the chinese communist party. not surprisingly, it's senior leadership has denounced its own historical cartoons as racist. >> one of the things in the course of that work was to conduct focus groups with our black colleagues, and we got some really tough but incredibly valuable feedback, including the following statement, which i will never forget, when i read it in the research results, "i'm not comfortable with disney commercializing racist content." so, there are titles in our library that include frankly racist characterizations, and we are not talking e

this is the new ideology of the walt disney corporation, and it's really sad, because it used tosn beompan. now it's telling us that america is a fundamentally racist country, founded on discrimination. they couldn't be more wrong. i hope they write the ship, but i'm not optimistic. >> tucker: and they are lying because we are all equal, actually, all created by god, all equal, and all vibes do matter, that is just true. chris rufo, i appreciate you t coming out tonight. thank you. >> thank you. >> tucker: well, stacey abrams. candidly, one of our favorites. notou just the real governor of georgia, you've heard that a lot, and we believe it. she is also, you may not have known this, and accomplished romance novelist. who has written under the nom de plume, selena montgomery. as promised, we got a copy of that book.om we found someone to do the voice-over. and we promise you, it will make your week. plus, we told you earlier in the week about an arrangement between a google lobbyist called frank luntz and his roommate who just happens to be a top republican on the house --d we asked ho

davy crockett and walt disney.ispel to myths right now. one he didn't die at the alamo and number two he hated coonskin caps. he was an average size man, 57 or 58. all of his cousins were gigantic. daniel always thought he was short. and once again keeping in mind this isn't so much a biography of daniel boone but the era we are using as our guide. either boone or his family was there. now he was also a man out of his time. he didn't believe that they were heathens were savages. and when i say that he had a 21st century sensibilities, it came as a bit of a shock and i think tom is much more at explaining why that is than i am so if you don't mind, they probably don't know what i'm talking about so i'm leaving it up to you to clean up my mess. >> i will do what i can. something that you referred to may be i can invite to the viewers behind the curtain a little bit. he wasn't the first by any means to be a main character in the book. one of the books over the years we've gotten the most feedback about is called the h

i was going i say that walt whitman in his poem, his wonderful eulogy written after the death of lincolnen lilacs last in the door areas broomed, he described lincoln as the great western star, illuminating the landscape americans landscape, and in a sense that is what lincoln always was to me. this kind of beautiful, wonderful, star but also a little bit removed, and someone inaccessible. didn't see him attached to his contemporary culture and i thought but the culture, the greatest literary period in american literary history, and emmer union, thorough, melville, emily dickenson, walt whitman and then frederick douglass, harriet beecher stowe, john brown, william lloyds garrison and just so much going on, such a wonderful period, and wall -- walt whitman in 1856 fantasized but a president coming from across the alleghenies from the west, at that time illinois was considered the west. and he didn't know but lincoln at all but said some boatman or raftsman in working man, bearded, shrewd, working person, honest, would -- and whitman said i wish he would step across the allegheny and writ

he means business as he wins the monogram free and leak from walt champions of hamilton. at the top, it's a driver stands ah a mirror and tilting. thanks for joining us. european union leaders will discuss possible sanctions against belarus on monday, after authorities in minsk force or ryan airplane to land, and arrested a passenger on board for a man purpose, even an exiled bella. russian activists and blogger was traveling from greece to live away anyway, when the airplane was diverted to the bell of russian capital in a false security alert. the flight eventually landed in vilnius after a 7 hour long detour, but part to save, which was not on board. the united states has called for his immediate release. the 3 hour flight from greece to lithuania had almost reached its destination. when bella ru seen, authorities alerted it to a bomb scare and instructed it to land in minsk. state media says a bomb was reported on board, but fellow roosting authorities never found any explosives. instead, they arrested roman protests, of which an activists living in exile from preside

at walt disney world, in fact, they are already back up to fiscal year 2019 levels, which is of courset would be the greatest barometer of all, at least in terms of the reassurance that disney has built up with guests, that it is going to operate responsibly. there is a craving. i saw this on main street at disneyland when we opened up. there is a craving, not only for our guests, but for our cast to come back, to experience that magic with your friends and family. so we are just glad to be able to bring people back to work, and please our guests at the same time. emily: as you mentioned, this big news from the cdc. we are still waiting for children to be vaccinated. are you still waiting for children to go mask-free in the park, or customers in general? bob: we are still digesting the guidance given a few hours ago but we think that is in the future for us, the near future, in fact. and i think it is going to make for a much more comfortable experience this summer in the heat and humidity at walt disney world in orlando. emily: let's talk about florida, because florida has lifted all

that is the blackest thing to happen at walt disney world since the time i got pulled over for goingade major strides. forp the first time in our history we witnessed a black person assume one of the most important positions in america, of course i'm talking about the first black bachelor. that's right. for too long our nation has been forced to watch only white men get chlamydia in a hot tub on prime time tv. but no longer. we did it, dr. king. your dream is happening. also making history was kamala harris, the first black woman elected vice president of the united states. congratulations, cam la, on your amazing achievement. i find great comfort in knowing that a black woman is searching in the white house and even more comforting knowing that when the white house screws something up we can blame it on the white guy in charge, kind of the best of both worlds, and stacey abraham her massive voter registration turned georgia blue, flipped the senate and shows the nation if you want to get to the white house you need to go through it ladder first and i mean that literally. one time hi

eddie van der walt joining us on what is happening with gold. a quick look at european markets.or the day. your posting positive numbers -- europe posting positive numbers. we have the energy doing well. london outperforming, up .8%. alix: coming up, a conversation -- novavax. we will speak to the ceo stan erck. that is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is "the european close." coming up, benjamin silverman, pinterest chairman and president at 5:00 in new york, 2:00 in san francisco. this is bloomberg. alix: novavax shares down over the past is two trading days after the company had to push back the timeline for its covid vaccine. let's get to the bottom with the ceo of novavax, stan erck. the question everyone wants to know is why you keep having delays? stan: it a good question. we are in good shape. our starting point was a year ago. we have all of the manufacturing data put together into a package. this has been to all of the global regulatory agencies. with that we submit all of the clinical efficacy and safety data. we have some of the best clinical and saf

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mitty, who has cerebral palsy, playing walt jr. on "breaking bad." >> are they too tight?e -- they're pretty shrunk. >> you see my vibe. [ bleep ]. >> reporter: steve weight, who lives with muscular dystrophy on the hulu comedy show "rami." >> you don't really see people like me on television. or if you see someone who is supposed to be me, they don't look like me. and their stories are not truly what we go through. >> reporter: back on the farm in jersey, there's still work to be done. and mckenzie's made a promise to herself that she won't take roles that make her disability a punchline. >> as i got older and was offered roles in like commercials, but like you're going to be playing an elf. it was just portraying that stereotype even further. it's not helping, that's hurting the community. i would not be able to sleep knowing that i contributed to that, and i know i'm privileged to be able to say that, i can say no to that. i'm proud of my content. i like to tell myself that maybe somewhere in the back of their mind the video will stick with them. >> reporter: it's just

holds surprises sometimes positive sometimes negative that's what's fascinating about glass is that me walt be a bit of the it it. was. the monks wanted her to emphasize the equality of the sexes in this creation story both adam and. hold an apple in their hands. shooting leaves is traditionally thought to be the guilty party thus the reason the 2 of them are driven out of paradise. of a stink but if you see this as guilty i think adam is just as guilty after 2 why did he play along shoot was a little harder done. in 2008 the monastery's future was looking bleak then some local philanthropist came to the rescue the windows are just the final element in a massive renovation probably the most important project of its kind in europe. saudi designed the 29 windows in her munich studio. if i start with an idea on that thing. then i begin to drop so this is i who is in my it's always a very long process or. my make preliminary sketches for the entire composition making it as large as the window. and wide is the window itself on. then i delve into the details tile he 9 mistaking my ideas and image

the walt disney company changing mask requirements. this at its florida theme parks starting saturday. masks will be optional in outdoor common at walt disney world at the resort. also, the company recently phased out temperature checks and raised capacity at the 4 florida parks. the disneyland resort in anaheim. however, is abiding by california protocols, including masks and social distancing. despite the cdc's new mask guidance. house speaker nancy pelosi is keeping a mask mandate for the house floor in place. >> the decision sparked swift anger from dozens of republican lawmakers. pelosi says she's keeping the rule because there are still some house members who are not vaccinated, make sure your cell phones handy kron 4 has a special section on our website just for coronavirus resources. you can use your phone camera to scan the code you see right there on the screen. it takes you directly to our web page resources there include how to get yourself or your children vaccinated. also all the latest pandemic news. again, just scan the

two officers fired 14 rounds, 10 bullets striking walt walter. >> they had it set in their mind to crucifyexactly what they did. you're supposed to come and help. help didn't come like the help we needed. [ screaming ] >> you killed my son! you killed my son! >> stop, stop, back up -- >> you killed my son! >> stop! >> what the hell y'all just do? my body going through shock. i'm shaking. >> reporter: robert gonzales has spent his career studying these interactions, helping change training techniques at the nypd after eric garner's death. >> he doesn't appear to be lunging at anyone. he doesn't lunge at the police officers. he's walking around, clearly he's agitated. both officers are yelling at him to put down the knife. >> reporter: gonzales says the problem with walter's case began at the 911 call. >> the systems the 911 dispatcher that the suspect has a record. was it a criminal record? was it a medical record? it was the 911 dispatcher, in my opinion, who failed to ask the right questions so that the police officers can be armed on how to deal with this particular situation. >> put the

the walt disney resort saying in outdoor common areas masks are optional, but in other areas they willtill be required. frances. >> all right that is changing by the day, tracie, good to have you back. >>> cdc guidelines are causing confusion across the country after the agency said that fully vaccinated americans don't need to wear masks. nbc's scott kohn is in san jose, california >> reporter: phillip, frances, here in san francisco, they've done well with vaccinations. 75% of the people have gotten at least one shot they feel they can do better with people, particular young people they've offered free food baskets, tours of the stadium. and private places like super duper burgers here in san francisco offering free fries with proof of vaccination. for the customers, early reviews are good >> it's not for -- it's more for community output, you know, all of us together, helping each other. giving service to each other you know, it's a great thing >> reporter: there's also research suggesting that one of themost powerful incentives ma be the ability to go without a mask that's what the

. >>> walt disney world says they're ending temperature checks at their theme parks.theme park workers have been conducting checks since the park reopened last year. the change comes as florida has started to loosen coronavirus restrictions. most of the other safety protocols are still in effect. guests still need to wear face coverings. universal orlando also no longer doing temperature checks for guests or staff. we should note that resort is owned by our parent company nbc universal. >>> east coast restaurant is testing out a new way to let customers know that the staff is vaccinated and you're looking at it. it is a blue silicone band, there it is. they're called imunobands. users upload their vaccine cards. >> you have to dress in coordination with that blue. >> you do. blue doesn't always match with everything. okay. so the record stored on a server, it can be accessed through a passport protected qr code. covid-19 vaccinated or stamped on the band. >> we can just scan it and the profile, your name, my name, my actual vaccination card will pop up and they will k

across huge advertising billboards asking the question if we can stop global warming or create a fairer walt and how many of us think about the products we buy where they came from and inmate them is it our job the consumer all the responsibility of multi 1000000000 euro corporations shareholder pressure is starting to make boardrooms more accountable and t.v. commercials tugging shoppers a clear the trend here in europe at least is towards green and fair. i'm not here to politico heartstrings but any football mom or dad would sleep better at night if they knew their kid was kicking around a soccer ball that hadn't been stitched together by the tiny hands of a boy or girl around the same age on the other side of the world in pakistan where officials have failed after decades of if it's to fully eradicate child labor. soccer is a global sport whether it's children or adults playing for fun all the pros like in the german bundesliga it's a global business with billions but what if the soccer ball went to come from. most of them come from c.l. kit in pakistan for decades the city has been the w

trader joe's, costco, all saying that they are dropping their mask mandates disney, by the way, the walt disney resort says masks are optional in outdoor common areas, but in other areas they will require them. phillip? >> great to have you back. thank you, tracie. >>> here in new york, more vaccine pop-up sites are starting to appear in subway stations it is the latest effort to boos. our cori coffin is outside one of them in bronx >> reporter: frances, phillip, good morning cities across the country are trying to boost vaccine acceptance by getting creative, having pop-up sites like this one, having sites at tourist locations and even the federal government partnering with ride sharing services to try to connect communities with vaccines here at this pop-up site in the bronx, doctors tell me there was a higher than usual turnout over the weekend. they do believe that was due in part to the new cdc guidelines that were announced. i spoke with people who got the shot as well as doctors. listen in. >> he feels great that he got vaccinated because this way he could get back to normal he ca

crockett and walt disney, and in fact, let me dispel two myths right now about daniel boone one. he did not die at the alamo. that was davy crockett and two he hated coon skin caps. he was a average size man for his ear. he was five seven five eight, but all his cousins were gigantic man, six two six three six four daniel always thought he was sure and he felt wearing a coon skin. cat made him look shorter. so he always wear a tall hunters cap. and but another thing that really jumped out about us and once again keeping in mind that this is not so much a biography of daniel boone, but the biography of an era as and we're using daniel boone as our guide. is that the man was just everywhere? everything that happened every big historical event either boone or his family was there now daniel boone was also a man out of his time. he did not believe that the indians were heathens that they were savages and when i say that he had 21st century sensibilities. it came as a bit of a shock to tom and i and i think tom is much more erudite at explaining why that is than i am so if you don't m

across huge advertising billboards asking the question if we can stop global warming or create a fairer walt and how many of us think about the products we buy where they came from and in made them is it our job the consumer.

have upped and moved to florida where schools don't teach white privilege and michael wrecked and walt who was responsible for the scholarly standards of the platform gave us his thoughts. american education today k. through 12 that is grade school or primary and secondary education as well as college education is shot through with ideology and a very pernicious ideology. critical race theory and. walk nest as we call it here i'm not opposed to the discipline of themselves i'm opposed to the way they're being taught they're being taught through an ideological lens. through critical race theory which is a way of demonstrating whites and telling them they're all racists and that there is this that make racism in the united states so we wanted to establish a platform for non indoctrinating education where students and parents and adults can receive education without being indoctrinated and without having to go through the kind of shaming routine we're going to be delivering this content free of this ideology and underwritten by them. that are enshrined in the american constitution which a

a bombshell lekas alleges the walt disney company has been pushing extensive critical race theory training on employees the programs designed to tackle any form of intolerance but it turns out the methods and approaches being used aren't always having the desired effect on taylor as a closer look. yes i am white yes i still identify as the judge i was born no strangers never asked to touch my have i have frequent flyer miles income for times no i'm no i've never been called a terrorist ok so how did i do privileged but not even a man should i get points for that. but clearly i'm never going to end up in the happiest place on these internal documents are deliberately distorted as reflective of company policy when in fact their purpose was to allow diversity of thought and discussion on the incredibly complex and challenging issues of race and discrimination that we as a society and companies nationwide are facing and tunnel talks for months from the lines of mixing mouse and kate disney so that being an employee well no fairy tale it's new diversity and inclusion program called reimagined t

walt whitman who spent much of the war in washington. there i sometimes met. it was this -- it was as if the earth looked at me, dumb, -- no account of lincoln could fail to announce mary todd lincoln. she was a neurotic woman. mary lincoln had a tragic life even before her husband was assassinated, but so did many women of her generation. in my book i set forth examples of behavior that led me to my largely negative assessment of her. particularly interesting of -- collection of these is a little-known work -- honest a, dishonest mary. i -- mary todd lincoln deserves to be pitied more than center, but she behaved very badly indeed. if you but she was a compulsive soccer -- she was a compulsive shopper. not every woman of her era bought 400 pairs of gloves in three months. in 1864 here's what -- here is some of what they'd had for lincoln -- what late ahead -- wet laid -- some of what laid ahead for lincoln. lincoln had not yet promoted ulysses s grant to be his general energy. to this point, every union leader in the army -- everyman of robert heelys powerful

turnaround from what the former president donald trump was doing, specially with his tax cuts and walt read, we acted quite positively to those. so now you could expect with higher texas on the horizon, you could see some pressure on the stock market. that is not the case yet. but if you look at some of the proposals, so, so joe biden, for instance, wants to increase the capital gains tax and he wants to do that rec, to actively actually down to back to april 28. so if that's going to come, there won't be any chance to put your money into any thanks haven, before that tech gets into effect. so the capital gains tax is supposed to increase from $23.00 to a good to 43 percent. that is at the top level and then corporate texas are supposed to get up from 21 to 28 percent, but the last word is not spoken. so this is the proposal. now, congress has to fight it over and see if that's really going to be what the u. s. and walter, it has to deal with and the future. sure. and you'll be keeping across it for, as i'm sure yet. culture in new york. thanks. let's take a look at some of the other b

. >>> on monday, the white house and the walt disney company are cohosting a panel discussion on diversity in hollywood. and aapi representation behind the scenes. i'll be moderating that panel which includes author kevin kwan and the writer director jessica yu jeremy guthrie to name a couple. watch it live on abc news apps wherever you stream. >>> developing news, the white house sent a diplomat to the middle east in an attempt to broker a ceasefire between the israelis and the palestinians. the region is seeing its worst violence in seven years, one israeli air strike destroyed a building today, it houses the offices of the associated press. israel claims it contained hamas military assets while mean time, hamas continued to fire rockets from gaza. with israel's iron dome intercepting most of them. and in san francisco, activists led a huge march to oppose the israeli attacks in jerusalem and gaza. 3000 to 4000 people marched through the mission district this afternoon. they say they want israeli authorities to stop the forced removal of palestinian residents from their homes. and as you

so walt disney company said it's now considering changes to mask requirements at its theme parks.isney world spokesperson in florida released a statement saying the new guidance is positive news and as soon as it's practical, it will implement updated guidelines without being more specific. the company recently phased out temperature checks at its florida theme parks and raise capacity after florida's governor canceled all remaining local covid restrictions. there for now the disneyland resort in anaheim is abiding by the capacity rules mask requirements and social distancing protocols all been set by the state of california today university of southern california celebrating this year's graduates along with. >> 2020 grads. they've been holding in-person socially distance ceremonies over the next 7 days usc will host a total of 14 different graduation ceremonies and they will all be live streamed. it is the first time since 1950 a ceremony has been hosted at the los angeles memorial coliseum. >> still ahead, a father got terrifying call from a scammer who convinced him. his daught

solutions, tomorrow i am honored to be moderating a panel discussion hosted by the white house and the walt disney company. we'll talk with author kevin kwon along with jessica yu and executive producer melvin mar about diversity in hollywood. watch it on the abc7 news news apps wherever you stream. >>> the city of san jose hosted a drop-in vaccination clinic in a part of the community disproportionately impacted by the epidemic. single shot johnson & johnson vaccines were offered at the tully community branch library in east san jose today. volunteers canvassed nearby neighborhoods to get the word out about the vaccinations. no appointments, insurance, or identification needed. >> why we picked tully library is it was close to the community, especially our most vulnerable which is the unhoused community. >> south bay community groups also pitched in to make the clinic possible. >>> also in the south bay, san jose firefighters control the grass fire that burned about ten acres near a homeless encampment. it all started this morning near the las lagos golf course. firefighters say they tried

across huge advertising billboards asking the question if we can stop global warming or create a fairer walt and how many of us think about the products we buy where they came from and in made them is it our job the consumer.

. >>> on monday, the white house and the walt disney company are cohosting a panel discussion on diversityhollywood. and aapi representation behind the scenes. i'll be moderating the panel which includes awe tore kevin kwan and writer director jessica u just to name a couple. watch it all monday at 11:00 a.m. live on the abc news app wherever you happen to stream. >>> the white house sent a diplomat to the middle east in an attempt to broker a ceasefire between the israelis and the palestinians, the region is seeing its worst violence its seen in seven years. one israeli air strike destroyed a building today that houses the offices of the associated press and aljaserad they claimed it contained hamas military assets and hamas continues to fire rockets from gaza with israel's iron dome intercepting most of them. >>> activists led a march in san francisco to oppose the israeli attacks in jerusalem and tba sha. gaza. >>> 3 to 4000 people marched through the mission district this afternoon. they say they want israeli authorities to stop the forced removal of palestinian residents from their ho

picked getting up to 30 degrees celsius 18 there in calgary so not too bad here we got that plume of walts then across many central and eastern parts for the time being but you can see that cold air case over the high ground over the rockies it will make its way further a switch in the form of thunder a downpours across much of the plains anywhere from texas louisiana arkansas all right up into the midwest and central parts of canada where he picked back to around 23 celsius as we go on through where the state to the east of that is fired into i'm a warm sun sign they say getting up to around 31 celsius so is something a little colder there just around the mountain states and we'll see if this snow coming in here was to go on through as they've pushing up into alberta some heavier showers sense essential parts of canada would have picked this station a woman that around 16 degrees but the heavy rain continues across the deep south and the warmth to the east. a face can tell a story without uttering a single word. and knowing gonzales can guide us a simple touch inform us the unconventional

many of the other ideas floating around walt and that's because they are either speaking to maybe a partisan perception of the problem or the habit defined what problem they're trying to solve. the comparison i would make is, going back in the time machine obit, 2008 there was an epidemic of people getting stuck on airplanes for four or five hours, not being able to go to the bathroom, at having stacks. that led to voter pressure on congress to put pressure on the faa to pass a three-hour tarmac rule. that's a great rule. that's a real everybody likes. 95% people probably love that rule. what's the tech version of that rule? that's the thing people can get behind but most of the ideas you see put forward in legislation are not at the coming was responding to a problem that everyone agrees is a problem. >> mostly what we've been hearing in the past year or so has to do with the antitrust. there's a lot going on in europe and around the world and we have our cases at the doj, the ftc and with the states attorney general. what you see is a most likely outcome of those cases especially regarding

as well as writings by lincoln kirstin and they selected writings by walt whitman emily dickinson frederick douglass and others. it's extremely beautiful publication and indeed it did almost shame bostonians and others into taking better care of the memorial the memorial was concerned in the names of the 54th were inscribed. the back of it we've concluded we are exhibition with examples by two other artists who've continued to reflect on the importance of the 54th. seeing them as a symbol of cultural and racial pride. of course the very well known artists carry me weems. this is from a series of photographs that she made from here. i saw what happened and i cried and it's a number of images that look back at how african-american's have been depicted by others over time and here she took one of richard benson's photographs and she printed it through a blood red filter which of course gives this sense of all the blood that was shed and then she has placed it behind a glass on which she has etched the words. restless after the longest winter you marched in marched in marched suggesting the ver

and that the most valuable crypto currency it is now more valuable than corporations such as nestle walt disney and even bank of america in terms of total market cap and now especially in the cup the community people are betting on the flipping which is the this which is the potential scenario and which case it syria might overtake quite as the most viable her and say wow ok so that's a little bit on the talent moocher and and let's move over to beijing beijing is now home to more billionaires than new york city for the 1st time but the new york moguls have a higher collective net worth what's driving this billionaire boom in asia. well of all surprises new york has more so let's just call it old money and then right now in beijing has a rising surge of new self-made millionaires and billionaires and in particular those are going to be concentrated in emerging tech technologies and of course trip to currencies and technology of course you have to talk tick-tock the founder of tech talk and the main he is a trick talk time with a fortune of over 35 point $6000000000.00 leading in beijing

to to use walt whitman. i used walt whitman my introduction the idea that the real war will never get in the books whitman was talking specifically about this the war that union soldiers knew, that's what he's talking about there. it's used more broadly now, i think a lot of the real war not only is in the books now. it's been in the books for a long time and to come back to our earlier point. that's why it's important to read books written a long time ago. not just books that are written now. we're going to always know more about what happened during the civil war, but we know a very great deal about what happened already and we knew it even when i was young reading about it peter when you we have three generations of people here who've come to the war and are very interested in it and for each one of us when we were young reading about it. there was a great deal that we already knew we know more now and we'll know more going forward and that's why it is it's a field it doesn't get stale. it it just doesn't

in walt disney world, they are back up the 50th -- to fiscal year 19 levels.e value of new business up 19% in the first quarter. new business value rose to over $1 billion with new business margin up four and a half percentage point to 62%. aia says mainland china remained the largest contributor. boeing got a lift as regulators signed off on repairs to its grounded 737 max models. the move paves the way for deliveries to resume after a weeklong halt and is crucial to financial turnaround. repairs centered around a flight deck electrical issue that has sidelined more than 100 max jets for more than a month. binance holdings is under investigation by the u.s. government. sources say officials are looking for people with insight into the firm, which has not been accused by wrongdoing. binance has been linked to funds tied by criminal activity more so than any other crypto exchange. haidi: speaking of crypto, we continue to see these developments when it comes to elon musk and his ever-changing relationship with the cryptocurrency universe. yesterday, we sell tha

included are poems by celebrated writers such as francis - walt whitman and frederick douglass as well as the work of lesser-known poet. kim roberts is the author of the literary guide from washington dc. walking in the footsteps of american writers from francis to others. in five books of poems. it and most recently, the scientific method. political af, "political af" by tara campbell is a hybrid book of poetry. the collection focuses on topics such as race, corruption, gun violence, police brutality, confederate monuments, reproductive freedom and the sexual harassment and abuse of women. tara campbell is a writer, teacher, a fellow and fiction editor. she received her msa from american university. she is the author of the novel and three other collections. bicycle, midnight at the - and cabinet, and all collection. moderating the discussion between these three poetry discussions as an award-winning literary activist and author of two memoirs in several poetry collections. he hosted wp fw morning radio show on the margin with ethel miller and hosts and produces the scholars on tv whi

. >> walt disney world in orlando said that guests will no longer have to wear masks outdoors, they will require them only on indoor park areas, and park transportation, employees will still wear masks, that is how "fox reports" this sunday, may 16. i am jon scott. i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. let's get right to my open. what happened to the colonial pipeline this weeks an example of why our country is in great peril. president trump was on defcon one when it came to cyber security. he signed a law creating the cyber security agency to identify, anticipate and manage national cyber security and infrastructure risks. in 2020 he warned pipeline owners of potential krieber attacks and what to do to avoid them. but joe biden appears incapable of comprehending he the dangers cyber terrorists are to the united states. the gas lines are starting to look like jimmy carter's america during this gas shortage. the biden administration's weak and feckless response shows our enemies our vulner bills and inability to protect ourselves. it happened in just over 100 days in

th is rkth irdy,whh lirs wi st t oo fm rae ofelblops and abt r sttg jillian: the walt disney companyntiracism training after backlash for becoming the wokesteube place on earth. employees were forced to acknowledge their weight privilege and manhattan institute's director reporting disney's webpage on the course has been taken down. white house press secretary jen psaki ways down i'm teaching critical race theory after she was asked about senator tom can't's claims that the wealthiest colleges and universities have the mass billions of dollars while indoctrinating our youth with un-american ideas. here's the response. >> i don't think we would think we believe educating youth, future leaders of the country on systemic racism is indoctrination but actually responsible. >> cotton proposed one% tax on the endowment of the wealthiest schools. todd: it is a war on brokenness, 3 states banning critical race theory curriculum as more than a dozen others work on their own legislation is our next guest says we are supposed to teach kids how to think, not what to think. joining me is glenn low

. >> walt disney world in orlando said that guests will no longer have to wear masks outdoors, they willnd park transportation, employees will still wear masks, that is how "fox reports" this sunday, may 16. i am jon scott. i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. let's get right to my open. what happened to the colonial pipeline this weeks an example of why our country is in great peril. president trump was on defcon one when it

jillian: former green beret commander and michael walt joins us now. >> good to be be with you.from the biden administration the talk sounds good. they want to deescalate and they are denouncing the rocket attacks. but, once again, if you look at the actual action of the administration it's incredibly unhelpful. they have given away all leverage right up front. we are seeing this as a theme with the biden administration in terms of handing out cash hoping it fixes the situation. so they have already agreed to give hundreds of millions of dollars to the palestinian authority without any conditions, without a denouncing of terrible and hamas in the west bank, without changing what's being taught in its school curriculum which basically teaches palestinian kids that israel is evil and importantly, without changing the governing situation on the ground. there is just endemic corruption within the palestinian government that is a real disservice to its people. yet, american taxpayer dollars are going to flow back into that situation and meanwhile, the administration has distanced its

media holdings and intern turn build a business that would be a formidable competitor to netflix and waltisney. such a deal would make a major shift in at&t's prior strategy of holding assets under one roof. all of this happening in recent years. a deal could be announced as early as this week. sources close to the deal say the companies are still negotiating the actual structure of such a transaction. details could change good they also warn that talks could fall apart. the deal would also underscore the major challenge telecom companies like at&t and verizon have had finding a payoff from their media operations. at&t's stock has lagged behind rivals. the relatively new ceo has made it clear he is cleaning house and getting rid of nonperforming assets, cutting staff, and focusing on 5g. yes it's at&t has include cnn, hbo, -- the assets at&t has include cnn, hbo, and warner bros. so it is a vast portfolio. paul: it would market surprising final chapter in at&t's rise to power in the media world. >> some are saying it is almost as if he is reversing the path of his predecessor. the streami