sued by an angry black widow. scarlett johansson, that s her real name, suing disney alleging her contract was breached when the company put black widow on disney plus at the same time was released in theaters. the lawsuit claims it negatively impacted ticket sales, costing her 50 million bucks. you know what else negatively impacted ticket sales? the movie. johansson only stands to make a measly 20 million. does anybody know how to start a gofundme? disney isn t having it, saying there is no merit to the filing. the lawsuit is especially sad and distressing in its callous disregard for the horrific and prolonged effect of the covid-19 pandemic. while played. disney knows a thing or two about sad and distressing things. bambi s mom. how dare she ask for more than money disney made by exploding the horrible and prolonged global effects of the pandemic? maybe all this could give
president did it. and that s your reality check. you know, john. that s such an important distinction. and i m glad you made it here. which is legality isn t necessarily the only standard here that matters. exactly right. impeachment itself is a political process. but there are also things like ethics, things we forget about sometimes. thanks for the historical reminder. great to see you. meanwhile, well known travel company goes belly up overnight leaves hundreds of thousands travelers stranded around the world. christine romans joins us. how did this happen? 600,000 travelers around the world trying to figure out how to get home this morning after thomas cook shut down last night. now, the collapse of the iconic company forcing the largest peacetime repatriation effort in uk history. think of that. the government now flying 150,000 stranded brits home. the uk s civil aviation authority says it will cost about 750 million bucks to get everybody home. the collapse comes after
here. and i m almost in tierce at what it has become i love baltimore but baltimore is like a sewage right now. you know, the president called out and said it is rat infested. it s true it s been so much attention to the president. that tells you something right there. joining us from baltimore, as he joined us from san francisco, as he joined us from l.a. and new york and other cities, that are in a decline. fox news investigate reporter, our contributor, special correspondent, lawrence jones. guest permits to san francisco. one mile from nancy pelosi s gated community. is her house. the other direction, there s her office. in between, we have got drug addicts, people urineating, feces all over the street, and she s work 30 million bucks, 50 million bucks. she can t get a facility built
i ll pass. welcome back to velshi and ruhle. soon, if you got the cash, you ll be able to vacation in space. nasa announced today that it will allow private citizens to visit the international space station. you ll have to book through a private company, and the rates are expected to be at least 35,000 bucks a night. joining me is nbc news tom costello who i m sure wants to get that assignment, no doubt. yeah, that will be in the nbc budget, i m sure, don t you think? 35 grand a night, but $50 million to get there. so the trip s 50 million bucks then 35 grand a night and that s for 30 days. so it ain t cheap, but listen, for all of us wannabe astronauts who maybe didn t make the cut, this is an exciting opportunity. nasa is opening up the space station to commercial operations
had them delivered to the door. passengers are praising the pilot for keeping them informed and fed. too bad you don t have 19 million bucks lying around, if you did, you could have bought this, the world s most expensive car. bugatti said one only will be made. it was given the name la voiture noire, meaning the black car. it s the fc atlantic of the 1930s and only four ever made and were among the most valuable cars on earth, costing upwards of 50 million bucks. if you re looking for something more in your price range, bugatti entry-level sherron starts at 3 million bucks. let s get a check on business. global markets mixed. investors waiting on developments on a trade deal with china. on wall street, futures pointing slightly lower.