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Explains his decision in the last hour. we oppose the mandate and pushing to get it to this, it will endanger the entire city. it is crazy because we have been safely responding and called heroes for the last 18 months, we have been safely responding to every thing in the city. to say we are putting people at risk. over the healthcare workers, regret losing any employee under such circumstances. 100% vaccinated against covid 19. they fired 1400 employees. todd: wild day for facebook yesterday to a certain extent in a different way today. testimony gets underway. she quit in may saying facebook over and over shows to optimize for its own interests like making more money. ....
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“Tenet” (2020), 8 p.m., HBO. Here’s the film that tried to revive moviegoing. Christopher Nolan (“Inception”) spent $200 million for a time-twisting science-fiction film aimed at big screens. Americans, however, weren’t ready to go back to theaters; it made only $58.5 million here and in Canada, doing better overseas. In the aftermath, other big-budget films were delayed or moved to streaming. “Tenet” did win an Oscar for its special effects and a nomination for its set design. “NCIS: New Orleans,” 8 and 9 p.m., CBS. This show is wrapping up its seventh and final season on Sundays, with the finale on May 23. First, however, it reruns this two-parter, which takes a sharp look at the Navy’s treatment of sexual-assault complaints. The story begins with the murder of a therapist. ....