Tv and Film Industry governor Gavin Newsome virtually met with film and tv leaders like hollywood director ava duvernay and netflix executive ted sarandos serrano says netflix has productions underway in places like south korea and iceland. Leaders say these are paving the way for the future of production protocols, slight swing a theyre not that were not doing testing but theyre doing don terry in the weeks leading up to endure throughout the production i mean anyone with t e symptoms immediately suspending production is shut down until you get results after john what does noting this is a frustrating time for american middle class actors middle class happens have side also said that that other job restaurant and shes so theyve lost your job, some are 2 fronts so. Of course people want to get back to work now because you know we have to work more serious steps union leader danny siemens raising concerns of the necessary but high cost of making production safer amid the pandemic he sug
somebody seaworld headquarters to new york. welcome everyone to alex witt reports. concerns are growing. new questions arising today after the u.s. military shot down a third high flying object in a week. the latest object taken down saturday by a u.s. fighter to dover the yukon territory in canada. under prime minister justin trudeau s orders. today, the prime minister says recovery team are looking for the cylindrical object with the country s defense minister has described as smaller a potentially similar to the chinese spy plane shut down off the carolina coast. last weekend. today on msnbc, the biden ministration justifying its quick action. the president took this accent. we wanted to make sure that we are always the promises we re always going to track. we re always going to detect and we re always going to defend our airspace and that s what the american people should expect. also new reaction from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. as they express concerns
Good afternoon, everybody well fed, i hope. Joining us at lunch today is phillip carter, senior fell explore director of military veterans and at the center for a new american security. His research focuses on issues that face veterans and military personnel, force structure and readiness issues. His most recent article, what america owes its veterans, is published in this Current Issue of Foreign Affairs magazine. Serving from 2005 to06 as an advicer to the state departments reconstruction team, mr. Carter returned home to an increasing involvement in veterans issues. As a civilian we has worked in the private sector as an attorney and business adviser, and is currently teaching as an ajunk professor of law at georgetown university. Today he is with us as a moderator and friend of our key note spec, flo groberg. Grown in paris, never a bad thing, and in 2001, naturalized american citizen, after which he became flo bow bobo go flo gw berg. He tackled major seth off the mans suicide ves
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During the recent visit to georgia we visited terri smith who discussed the life of the recipient of the medal of honor whose rescue of four fellow marines behind enemy lines in world war ii resulted in the loss of life. We are sitting here in the museum of history come and about ten years ago a decision was made to do a Permanent Military display to honor jimmy and when i did my research on the book i went through over nine recipients in the last hundred years and 3500 or so it turns out he is the only person ever to have earned those awards. Because this man is my wifes father i decided to have to write a book about it. Jimmy was jimmy was born in augusta georgia in 1909, lived most of his youth in your fault across from augusta and went to the Academy Academy and the Oldest School in the south and then when he graduated Richmond Academy he went to the university and played football and was an allamerican riflemen. When he was there between the first and second year between the fresh