Gradually iraqs capital and while its my pleasure to congratulate you on this place london and want to stay here starts now weve seen your vouches for you the impression that you make on clients well all be evaluated in 6 months time on risk day thats reduction in force youll be standing in this room telling all of us why you should be hired permanently to your desk and make he was making films conrad you directed hamlet university so clearly before you went in the city tensions were or were under the plane but you are very conscious of not trying to glamorize as has been done in the ninetys arguably the city of london which actually is in the news for making money out of covert arguably you didnt want to glamorize it make it set up of its to be perfectly honest we didnt have a very mean mikie sort of out of the outside were very clear that we didnt want to make it so ideologically driven show about what necessarily our kind of take on that world was i think what weve chosen to book on
Come there if this is not the feeling still middle of the earth the parable of the sort of good clearly there are over the if we. Take human wisdom is meaningless how has the hospitals work changed since march knickers on the one hand the team has gained confidence in their actions but on the other hand everyone is exhausted. When will you be able to get back to normal routine work if we expect the 3rd wave in spring the usual season for all viruses so we hope this wave will be less powerful when it comes to the rate of infections if it goes like this probably by june we will be back to normal i hope so but maybe even earlier well see a morning with the short answer. I. Ok watching out International Help you stay with us ill be back in half an hour. They were going underground as the 73rd World Health Assembly resumes amid a coronavirus pandemic that has killed well over a 1000000 people worldwide and could reshape the Global Economy away from washington dollar dominance coming up on t
Point where some of that mental have health is being strained to their physical health is drained its no longer acceptable so i feel like the. Wife still sort of you know it is an odd way to say those things have done jury future upticks but i feel that you know it would be probably a disservice to the industry its just its only Due Diligence i think there probably is probably a little bit more than all the other more from trouble shes at the base go through more i think they realize they need sort of a comparative and and d reaction change and clearly conrad the brain drain element of the attraction of Financial Institutions because they pay more money over the dreams and ambitions of young people what they really want to get out of life make clear on the current through the plot i think the truth is i mean the thing that ive always found interesting about this moment speaking to a mickey talked about as well in terms of cultural change and right in these institutions bringing themsel
Sen. Graham i think we have senator blumenthal remotely, is that correct . Is it ok if we move forward . Sen. Blumenthal absolutely. Sen. Graham this is about censorship and suppression of the 2020 election. Sort of a deep dive when it comes to twitter and facebook about the platforms and the decisions they make, how they make them, can we do better, chemically do we need to do better . The first thing i want to talk about here is health risk associated with social media. A 2018 Pew Research Center survey of nearly 750 13 to 17yearolds found that 45 are online almost constantly and 97 use social media platforms such as youtube, facebook, instagram, or snapchat. If so why are we having this hearing . The products that these two companies offer, people like and they use. So the bottom line is theyve probably been more successful than their wildest dreams, and theyre having to make decisions that offend people on the left and the right. And what were trying to do is look at section 230 an
Inside the once majestic country of cambodia, after a decade of war, history witnessed the collapse of the regime. It would end with one of the worst genocides the world had ever seen. This memorial helps to ensure that the world never forgets those who died during the years of the cambodia killing fields. Yet, there is more to the story. There is the untold episode of the fate of tens of thousands of survivors who sought refuge inside thailand. This is my father in a refugee camp in 1980. I knew that my father was a survivor of the killing fields but i was shocked to learn that he and many thousands of others faced a more terrifying atrocity. The massacre on the mountain here. He always pushed me to tell him the story and i always said to him i dont want to. I dont want to relive it again. He would say just tell me one time. That is how we get here to do a documentary. James taing, that is the opening to your documentary, Ghost Mountain. Tell me about this project. James this is the s