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itself, of doctrine itself. it is one story, and we have to start treating it like it is one. it is devastating and deeply distressing. there is truly no better person to talk, to especially when night when i m losing my voice, but definitely, when we are talking about the great dahlia lithwick, who is book, lady justice is, once again did i mention? it out in paperback today. that is it for our show tonight. now it is time for the last word with lawrence o donnell . good evening, alex. i am ripping up the script that i have for senator sheldon whitehouse s introduction on this show tonight, because you just did it with dahlia lithwick. remember everything that alex and dahlia lithwick said. yes, and later, in the show, apply that as an imagined introduction to senator sheldon whitehouse. can i just say, lawrence o donnell, you have been so tenacious on reporting on this, bringing senator whitehouse on the hat goes off to you, sir, for following ....
a landscape changed beyond recognition. a bustling city, now a wasteland. the destructive power of water has ripped the heart from derna. its survivors left wracked with grief and anger. we were told to stay inside our homes. why? they should have told us there was a storm, told us the dam was old and crumbling. some of these destroyed buildings were 100 years old. this man lost five members of his family in the raging current. one was his ten month old daughter. he shows me their pictures. first alive. ..and then their bodies. this was what brought him here. a convoy of ministers from the eastern government, one of libya s two opposing authorities. fighting has decimated the country s infrastructure. ferris says it s proved fatal. well, i spoke to the eastern prime minister, 0sama hamad. how could this happen when the dams were supposed to keep people safe? it was a very strong cyclone, he told me. too strong for the dams. here in the centre of derna, the destruction i ....
wherever you rejoining me from around the world, once again, a big hello and a warm welcome to the show. you know, for the first time in six decades, the film industry, well, it s been shut down as both writers and actors have gone on strike, halting, well, productions for tv, film and the big streamers like netflix and prime video. the writers strike has now gone on for more than four months and the actors joined them two months ago, effectively shutting down the entire industry. one big issue at the heart of the strike is the role of artificial intelligence in the industry. writers, they re worried it ll eat up their work and actors say they don t want their likeness recorded and copied and, well, made to do things that they don t want to or get paid for. the studios, they re already counting the costs, with reports of hundreds of millions of dollars already being lost from their balance sheets due to the action. in a moment, we re going to hearfrom the man leading t ....
at what s on the show. the summer of strikes rolls over into hollywood s fall, shuttering the showbiz industry for months, taking billions out of the economy. and its repercussions? well, they ll play out in homes and theatres around the world. at its heart, the threat to actors and writers from artificial intelligence. you can take my face and my body and my voice and make me say or do something that i had no choice about. that s not a good thing. so can the studios find a hollywood happy ending, or are we looking at a horror story for industry pay and the studios balance sheet? well, i m going to be discussing all of that with these two. there they are, duncan crabtree irelandthe man leading the negotiations for the actors, and tim richards, the big boss of europe s largest independent cinema chain, vue international. plus, can we use aland still respect the copyright of creators and writers? the big boss of the american software giant adobe believes we can. but can h ....
of massachusetts and utah and they did a study looking at half a million kids in massachusetts comparing students three and six feet apart. there are a lot of caveats. in areas of high transmission, they want to keep the high school and junior high school at six feet apart. let s say where there is a choir or singing, you want to increase that. the most important part to mention about these guidelines it depends on a lot of things. first of all, the amount of ventilation in a classroom. if you have a poorly ventilated classroom, even six feet may not be enough, certainly not if you are not wearing masks. also, in terms of getting teachers vaccinated, there is also the issue around level of community transmission as well. we have to be careful not to stick everything at the boiler plate of three feet or six feet. we will be talking to you later, but we wanted to start out with the breaking news and we will update that through the hour. president biden and vice pres ....