rooster is dave so he uses sign language to communicate. he's worked as a barista at this coffee shop in compiler photo months now. when i make good coffee and i serve the customers order perfectly and i get a positive feedback that makes me really happy especially if it comes from different customers. russo graduated from university 3 years ago but since then he's had real difficulty finding a job. uganda has one of the world's highest youth unemployment rates resources that being dave makes it even worse. i would apply for jobs write letters send evils and all that but whenever i mention that i was deaf they became afraid of working with me either and they wouldn't give a chance they wouldn't hire me. workmates i believe too but that doesn't stop them from offering great service to their customers and by employing them the owner of the company wants to help break down stereotypes i guess that dave. will want to inspire the other companies and employers out there to employ different people because we are capable i want to use these people

going from that, i'd a little like to thank dave, member mills and i had worked very closely with dave for a long time now. and i really appreciate your presentation and your professionalism and your responsiveness. and frankly your openness to answer any of our questions and to talk through a lot of the issues that are going on in the city right now. i really have a lot of confidence in the whistleblower program. and i hope that by stating that publicly, that that -- that i can reiterate what member mills said in the liaison report, that our program, no matter how good of a job they do, they're only as good as the tips or whistleblower complaints that they get. and part of what we are hoping to achieve, going forward, is to encourage members of the public, for the employees to report any wrongdoing that they see, whether it's on a small scale or a large scale, because even if you see something small, all of these tips add up to a bigger picture. and dave can -- and his team have done a great job at putting them together. so i encourage -- i commend the program. and thank dave and enco

thanks dave. >>federal agents in southern texas are cracking down on human traffickers in the rio grande valley. each year trafficking profits top 150 billion dollars globally 71% of those cases involve women so far there have been 11 convictions just this month alone. sydney hernandez gives us an inside look at the operation happening right now. >>human trafficking situations are unthinkable unimaginable. >>is it something you expect to be happening here, police department. >>the process but court but it is here in the rio grande valley. it is a transit area people are moved out of the valley drugs going north. >>human smuggling assistant special agent in adm each elements will lead the homeland security investigation division in mcallen. >>the homeland security investigations in the valley. there's been some cases where. >>we have women had been lord into the united states are smuggled and then tree and then turned into a trafficking. scenario where they're made to pay their smuggling fees and t

david hockney is the right answer, dave. well done. good evening. this time tomorrow, it'll all be over. will the grand national throw up yet another moment of drama to be written into the history of the greatest steeplechase of all? 6:30, monday, january 17, 1983. you're watching the first edition of bbc television's breakfast time. there's been a record glut of goals today. 15! in all. bobby charlton with the corner. jack! perfect goal! great tackle by charlton. came in like a brick wall and he's hurt, he got an elbow in the face. people try and compare us, and i used to say, you shouldn't compare us. i can stop other people playing, but i can't play. bobby can play. he's a creative player. but there's a place in the game for both types. nobby stiles in a movement which... i used to walk over the bridge of old trafford as a kid and imagine that the tannoy was going to announce that it was they were a player short and ask me to play. to go down there and walk down there and play manchester united is unbelievable. i have never seen nobby stiles like

thank you dave. >>coming up on kron 4 news at 3 we'll let you know how close the senate is to approving additional $2000 payments. and as the stimulus stalls we have a report from local job placement agencies on how they're helping those hurting during the pandemic. and coming up next the vice chair of the california republican party will be joining us to break down the debate washington we'll be right back. >>the big story we're following today stimulus checks of $60600 so you could be hitting americans bank accounts as early as tonight that's according to us treasury secretary steve mnuchin he said the direct deposits will continue over the coming days and paper checks will be delivered starting tomorrow. later in the week people will be able to check the status of the checks on the iowa irs website and we have a link to that on our website kron 4 dot com. now this comes after the house approved a bill yesterday to increase the checks to $2000 the senate denied the bill the majority leader mitch mc

i asked my best friend dave to help me give it a go. nice to see you. in these strange times, have felt a bit anxious about leaving the house. have you tried it out of the house yet or as is the first time? this is the first ever time. the world outside is it so inaccessible for me. i don't know people are going to copy on my face or where they are in proximity to me but with this in my hand, will i have the answer? there is no people detected it so i am guessing thatis detected it so i am guessing that is correct. as we set off to my local high street, we saw the tool could be amazingly accurate. a white building with accurate. a white building with a red sign on it. a person wearing a helmet sitting on a motorcycle. then again, it could also think that dave was a child. hilarious. what did that just say? a child. hilarious. what did thatjust say? did thatjust say a child? i don't know! he did say you are in front of a building, though! but what really surprised me was the people proximately alerts. -- proximity. it is almost getting everything a perso

. >> hi, dave. >> you can't see me though. >> no, i can't see you. >> something wrong with the start video. >> i'm referring to zoom video calls. >> there you go. >> like the one i had with my 92-year-old dad. >> hello, dave. cleveland lawyer dick pogue. am i correct that you never used zoom until the lockdown began? >> absolutely not. i was amazed when i first saw it. >> apple, google, and microsoft all had their own similar video programs. why do you think zoom became the winner of the pandemic? >> i think it's a simplicity of getting in to the meeting. >> all of the zoom meetings meant fewer people flying and all the closed offices meant fewer people driving. it's not the kind of economy anybody wants of course, but it did lead to some more good news. for the first time in a century, you could hear bird songs in the cities. you coco see fish -- you could in the canals of venice, and blue skies in l.a. at one point, global greenhouse gas emissions dropped the biggest in human history and it's the year that the plastic pollution problem finally got the world's attention. we have bee

i asked my best friend dave to help me give it a go. hello! hello, how are you? i'm good thank you, how are you? it's nice to see you. in these strange times, i have felt a bit anxious about leaving the house. have you tried it out of the house yet or is the first time? this is the first ever time. the world outside is so inaccessible at the moment for me. i don't know if people are going to cough in my face or where they are in proximity to me, but will this in my hand, have the answer? there's no people detected so i'm guessing that's correct. as we set off to my local high street, we saw the tool could be amazingly accurate. a white building with a red sign on it. a person wearing a helmet sitting on a motorcycle. then again, it did also think that dave was a child. hilarious. what did thatjust say? did thatjust say a child? i get that a lot! i can't not laugh! it is telling me you're in front of a building though, babe! i mean, that's accurate! but what really surprised me was the people proximity alerts. 0h, there's two people, yeah, got them. it's almost ge

dave was born in 1953, a proud fourth generation san franciscan. he attended washington high school, as his father did before him, and completed his studies at the selwyn school in texas. he was very involved in various communities and proudly filled out his last ballot so that he could contribute to the end of the trump administration. he collected tattoos and works of over 50 different artists on his body. at last count, en masamassed d of tattoo history. later, bicycles came back into his life. he delved into the influence of marin county on the history of mountain bikes. he had a thirst for knowledge and experiences and travelled the world in style. dave's family describes him as a bad boy looking biker with a marshmallow inside. his favorite movies were legally blonde, and blood in blood out. he was extremely loyal. he could get frustrated and pop a cork, but would then come right back down and own his part. he made many good friends, kept them spinning stories about the adventures they had together. family and friends were really important, p

now it's my great delight to introduce to you pg on - - pj rourke and dave barry. >> now it's my job to introduce pj a little bit more i'm honored to do this for saw thank you to the book fair we love the miami pair we are sorry we cannot be there live this year that we are okay because pj has a wall behind him which is the rule these days. >> one of these days i will sell one of these. >> i have copies of my books don't know what language may be romanian? have you read any of the books on the wall behind you? >> no. they are for show. >> is that even your wall? >> it is my wall. [laughter] >> now i have wall and be right now because it's not even my wallet is my wife small. i have been a fan of dj for a long time. i was in my mid- twenties before i discovered i'm actually older because he was my humor i don't i was in my early twenties i was a huge fan and much influenced by the national lampoon's but when i later on discovered we were both born 1947 between all these incredible things with humor but i am a lifelong fan also i consider him a good friend so i am excited to be able to

and dave joins us now. he's the owner of sports grill. dave, what is your message to county officials who are trying to close you down? >> thank you so much, laura, for having me on the show. i've so much to say about this. let me tell you. we have been treated so unfairly. from local government to the state. we have done everything we have been supposed to be doing for months now. we have the cleanest tables, the cleanest menus, we have the highest standards, and we've done everything right. we have invested so much money to heaters, barriers, canopies, testing at our locations. and all of the sudden, like angela said, they pulled the rug right underneath you. and you can't survive. we started this, because our only l.a. county story -- they said you cannot, you cannot have outdoor dining. i think the statistics say that outdoors are the safest place to be. you can go to the home depot and you could buy and look at a leaf blower, or you could go to costco and buy a trampoline and 5 gallons of peanut butter, but that is indoors. but you c

dave is a professor of history. i'm the writer and editor, so it was really encouraging for me to read all these wonderful stories of people helping each other. but i think the hardest part for me was all the people who did not make it out. >> yeah, i would agree. it was a really rewarding experience to read about the courage of ordinary people and ordinary people helping other ordinary people. so, maybe we can go forward and try and exercise that a little bit in our own lives, all right. so, we have a couple more presentations coming up in the next six months as part of this world war ii exhibit or series. you can see, we're going to talk about iwo jima, liberation of manila, death of hitler and, hey, what's that about the occupation of germany? i'll be back. i'll be back if you're interested and you can make it. june 9th, shouldn't be a lot of problems with snow but it is kansas. you never know. and then my boss -- i would be remiss if i didn't mention my boss is coming, dave kotter, to talk about nimitz and mcart

dave, headquartered in northbay but you are headquartered here. the >> we felt very fortunate to get jobs for people, and have a wonderfully supported by our community. we have an event, a three-day event with great buy-in from local growers who chipped in and we were able to not only get donations, but for the -- we are all going to be able to do it. >> reporter: you have seen this is a greater time of me than ever before we say it every year but this is really true. >> again, we have seen it in our communities and regardless we felt it was vital to give back in some form. and these organizations do such great work. >> reporter: they do, so let's bring in dave from the food bank, tell us about the donation i will will work. >> we are so thankful for our community partners, and this opportunity to come together as a community. as we all know, in serving san francisco and marin, there are thousands of people in need, i would need has doubled since pre-pandemic days, and all of this really helps to serve folks. >> reporter: you can donate, too, you

all right dave, thanks a lot. let's get right to our top story this morning, sonoma counties join most of the bay area under a stay at home order that's right county leaders and the health department say it's necessary to curb surging covid cases in the county and increase the icu bed capacity at its hospitals so the new order is forcing businesses like barber shops and gyms to close up indoor operations at least until january. >>now retail can continue operating, but at 20% capacity. this rollback was anticipated by some business owners but others say it caught them off guard. >>really set us back financially a time just massively its we about 3 months worth of work in just the month of december icu bed capacity in this was getting to a critical level the hospitals are seeing a lot of covid patients a lot of businesses are going to fail and just and i think this time of year, especially. >>covid-19 data shows daily cases have doubled in sonoma county over the last 2 weeks and as you heard icu bed capacity is bein

people poor through these 2000 pages and they find out what was agreed and what was left out all right dave w. reporter told all right thank you very much for that update. and let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world the 1st case of the new coronavirus very into spreading rapidly in the u.k. has now been identified here in germany in fact a person flew into frankfurt airport from london 5 days ago and fell ill at a home in. southwest germany. meanwhile austria has reopened its lifts for christmas winter sports are underway at $400.00 alpine locations despite the imminent start of a 3rd national lockdown the government argues that as an outdoor sport skiing is safe under strict conditions mountain restaurants will remain closed. syria's state news agency has reported an israeli missile attack in the province of hama the rockets apparently targeted syrian military positions and syrian air defenses attempted to repel the attack israel has carried out over 30 air sure air strikes across syria this year. and end police racism was one of the rallying cr

thing we do not like as the sound of the breaking news on all fairness just as i can tell you that dave what i want to ask you. many said that obama waged a rule on whistle blow is to look side when i hadn't had to abide to the presidency do you think that we're going to see a continuation of policy. you know i mean. as a journalist i don't expect to see. interesting an era like the church committee you know when you could file freedom of information requests and actually get answers and things it might get a little bit easier to do that but the. basic distrust and dislike of the press is going to continue apace by this government we have a national security state whichever party is in charge. i'm crazy also as a final sort of thing and light of these revelations key thing that's going to be any change to web saw a songs could get a free trial fat trial was either in the u.k. or indeed if his extradition is approved in the last. i think the chances of the legal process in the end go against you you know very limited think the grounds for extradition for a political offense does excluded

me and my dave, be well, and enjoy your much-deserved retirement. this week we reached a truly incredible against in the fight coronavirus. on monday, the first covid-19 accine developed by pfizer was administered, and today the f.d.a. is meeting to approve the moderna vaccine. the timeline of vaccine development was made possible by operation warp speed. t is truly a modern medical miracle. in the 1930's, at the university pittsburgh, dr. jonas salk vaccine.rk on a polio years 't funtil 1953, 23 later, that the vaccine was tested.ully operation warp speed has knocked delays to rs in develop a safe, effective year, and a der a testament to the incredible scientific progress that we've the over the years and refusal of scientists to urrender to this terrible virus. he public sector and private sector with president trump has really resulted in this vaccine that we've all been desperately on.ing the vaccine is a critical step in saving lives, saving jobs, saving our economy. thank you to president trump for his leadership on operation warp speed, and

and dave loved the golf carts. he would get right up on the seat next to you, looked like he owned the world. he saw barney and he took after him. and barney is just running around the big table like crazy, the dog jumping along. and all of the sudden there is this loud voice, what the hell is going on here? mr. president. immediately grabbed a donut off the tray and hollered dave, treat. went outside, got in the golf cart and drove up to the cabin where we always stayed. and about 15 minutes later there is a knock at the door. it's a camp commander in his dress blues, a navy captain. he said "sir, until further notice, your dog is banished from laurel lodge and from aspen." what had happened is dave had moved into aspen with us. and barney had gone around every place he could smell dave and marked it throughout the whole damned house for a couple of days. pissed everywhere. and i didn't find that out until some time later they told me what had happened. >> i'm afraid that it's true, that barney caused dave to be q

dave is the founder of barstool sports and he joins us to explain the fund. dave, thank you for coming on. you said you would do this. i knew you would. i'm impressed you have. tell us how it works. >> i appreciate you letting us back on. basically we donated $500,000, half of million of our own money and we said we would raise more funds from our readers, friends we may have who are fortunate, whatever it may be. feature a new business. every day. they tell us how much they need, struggling small business. the only requirement is their payroll has to be on. then we will hit that goal and move to the next business. once we hit the goal we hit the next. hopefully we can save as many small businesses or bridge the gap really till covid is done and they can go back to earning a living. by the way when we talk to these people they that is all they want. they want the opportunity to work. we put t-shirts on sale last night and we sold $1 million in a couple of hours. i think it could be tens of millions of dollars. i didn't think i'd be the guy doing it. i would r

dave portnoy to the rescue. he's here to explain next. mom: we're all just trying to keep things running for those who rely on us. that's why we don't have time to be sick with the flu. chef: we don't have time for delays. ready! grocery clerk: we don't have time for spills. next. paramedic: we don't have time for setbacks. vo: let's be real. getting the flu shot helps you fight the flu. get a flu shot for yourself, and those around you too. >> tucker: want to bring you back on a fox news alert. ever responsive to our viewers, we heard from a very sharp-eyed watcher tonight who brought this to our attention it's about that slobbery, embarrassing schmooze fest between stephen colbert and joe biden we brought you.ss w look how far apart they are sitting. you could park an airplane between them and run a marching band through there. not that they are allowed. not clear why. maybe a recommendation from dr. jill biden. 60 feet of social distancing! she has never been great at math. we'll keep you posted as we find out. b dave portnoy is a freq

dave does not work at the cdc and no dave, having predicted this exact same thing, when he said that, i thought, i don't know, that is kind of dark, but you are right. >> yeah, i won't call it a victory lap, at this point. you know, nobody -- i don't really care who you are, nobody should be happy right now. my latest rant is really that new york announced no more indoor dining, they are shutting that down indefinitely. as a small business guy, i feel bad for all of these people who are not being given the chance, restaurants, bars, to earn a living, and i don't know what politicians expect these people to do. my heart truly breaks for them. i spoke to them, they just want to work. you see a staff of percent of bars and restaurants are never n new york city. there is no clear answer of what is going on with corona, but the solution of just saying, nobody can basically go to restaurants and bars, that doesn't sit well with me. it does not sit well with any of the owners. they want to plan. they have done everything government officials have asked them to do along with flatten the curve

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dave portnoy to the rescue. he's here to explain next. >> tucker: want to bring you back on a fox news alert. ever responsive to our viewers, we heard from a very sharp-eyed watcher tonight who brought this to our attention it's about that slobbery, embarrassing schmooze fest between stephen colbert and joe biden we brought you.ss w look how far apart they are sitting. you could park an airplane between them and run a marching band through there. not that they are allowed. not clear why. maybe a recommendation from dr. jill biden. 60 feet of social distancing! she has never been great at math. we'll keep you posted as we find out. b dave portnoy is a frequent guest on the program and we are proud of that. he's a genuine supporter of small businesses. he built one himself. he has been watching as america's independent business sector is destroyed. on thursday in frustration he announced that he is creating a fund for small businesses to help them survive. dave portnoy is the founder of barstool sports and he join

and dave loved the golf carts. he would get right up on the seat next to you, looked like he owned the world. he saw barney and he took after him. and barney is just running around the big table like crazy, the dog jumping along. and all of the sudden there is this loud voice, what the hell is going on here? it's the president. i immediately grabbed a donut off the pastry tray and hollered "dave, treat!" went outside, got in the golf cart and drove up to the cabin where we always stayed. and about 15 minutes later there is a knock at the door. it's a camp commander in his dress blues, a navy captain. he said "sir, until further notice, your dog is banished from laurel lodge and from aspen." what had happened is dave had moved into aspen with us. and barney had gone around every place he could smell dave and marked it throughout the whole damned house for a couple of days. pissed everywhere. and i didn't find that out until some time later they told me what had happened. >> i'm afraid that it's true, that barney cau

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brad, dave, kevin. i love the story so much i hope it goes on forever it's what we need at the end of 2020. i think my favorite detail is this this woman's name a lot are you, her real name is hillary hayward thomas spreadsheet claimed in an interview that her family, quote unquote from spain could not pronounce her new surname, baldwin. she is from massachusetts. [laughter] 's backyard that is not great. but you know, i think maybe you have to take a look in the mirror and ask yourself, are you respecting the rights of a trans ethnic person? it is hatred. i actually don't understand the rules in a morgue i don't know what is going on. i think she should just claim that she should've said i identify as spanish. guy: assist her truth and that's enough? >> honestly maybe someone should explain it to me. why can't you identifies a different nationality, why would that be a problem? guy: i know he started stenciled i know i get in trouble for this kind of stuff i want to hide myself, when it run somewhere i

tonight, viola davis, daveed diggs, and music from the bird and the bee featuring dave grohl. and now jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks. hi, i'm jimmy, the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for bundling up with us. guillermo and i would like to extend our warmest regards to those of you who are snowed in by what the weather channel has dubbed, "winter storm gail." it's a storm named after your mom's best friend from college. [ laughter ] in some parts of the northeast, they got more snow this week than all of last winter. people were forced to stay indoors. they couldn't travel or go to school. it was like every other day since march. [ laughter ] a blizzard on top of covid is like a hat on another hat. speaking of cold, white stuff. mike pence is expected --

the president's attempts -- ther i believe the president had tapped dave bossie, dave bossie tested positive for the coronavirus, and then rudy giuliani was put in charge of those efforts. we have seen aide after aide to the president contract the coronavirus. >> jeremy diamond, thank you so much. appreciate that. >>> we have much more, right after this. >>> a coronavirus vaccine could be available for emergency use by the end of the week. officials say the vaccine won't be available for average americans until april, but many americans remain hesitant about being vaccinated overall. a new pew research poll finds that just 42% of black americans say they will definitely or probably get a coronavirus vaccine. joining me now to discusses is dr. could mara joins, and also a former president of the american health association. >> thank you for having me. >> you have this high hesitancy rate among that very population. what could change that, in your view? >> i think what we need to do is not blame people for having questions. i think we need to hear the questions, and answer the questions. some

dave? >> i just want to say thanks to ronna. her leadership has been tremendous through the last four years. what she's doing right now in georgia is tremendous. she's forcing the secretary of state and the governor to follow their own law, which she shouldn't have to be in the position to do that in the first place. i was getting phone calls from family members telling me that we're going to be observers. they're kicking us out. they're not allowing us in. originally, i didn't believe this was possible. now we see all of the problems that were going on across the state of georgia. ronna's suit, the rnc and state of georgia, republican party of georgia suit, it's so imperative that we fix this broken system so the people of georgia get a true result on election day in january. it is vital for the future of america. the trump agenda is on the ballot in georgia in january. >> hannity: i share the frustration. i lived in georgia for awhile, as you know, ronna. people are saying, why should we bother? the president, his accomplishme

and dave loved the golf carts. he would get right up on the seat next to you, looked like he owned the world. he saw barney and he took after him. and barney is just running around the big table like crazy, the dog jumping along. and all of the sudden there is this loud voice, what the hell is going on here? mr. president. immediately grabbed a donut off the paste try tray and hollered dave, treat! that was the magic word. went outside, got in the golf cart and drove up to the cabin where we always stayed. and about 15 minutes later there is a knock at the door. it's a camp commander in his dress blues, a navy captain. he said "sir, until further notice, your dog is banished from laurel lodge and from aspen." what had happened is dave had moved into aspen with us. and barney had gone around every place he could smell dave and marked it throughout the whole damned house for a couple of days. pissed everywhere. and i didn't find that out until some time later they told me what had happened. >> i'm afraid that it's tr

. >> dave young: could they have done things differently? absolutely. i wish they would have. elijah mcclain did nothing wrong. so the officers don't know that, though. the officers know nothing about elijah mcclain. >> dickerson: adams county district attorney dave young, whose jurisdiction covers aurora, reviewed all the recordings in the case. >> young: you could see that the officers are at least trying to have a conversation with elijah mcclain. >> dickerson: but it's a one way conversation. >> young: absolutely. >> dickerson: they're not listening to elijah mcclain. >> young: well, they're not listening to elijah mcclain. that's correct. because they're trying to control the situation. >> dickerson: it goes from zero to 60 pretty quickly. he's pretty articulately saying, "i'm an introvert. please don't hurt me. i can't breathe," and yet the escalation of force continues. >> young: well, the escalation started when elijah mcclain didn't stop walking. they took it to the next level and say, "all right. this person's not complying with our lawful commands. now we're going t

heather long, dave dayen, thank you both for that. that is "all in" on this monday night. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris. thank you, my friend. >>> and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. happy to have you here with us tonight on what is the longest night of the year. i know it's daunting to think of this as the official start of winter since it has been wintry enough for a long while already this year in lots of ways. but the good news is that, you know, whether or not the clouds are in tonight where you live, whether or not you are able to get outside and see the convergence of jupiter and saturn right now, creating what appears to be a gigantic star low in the

i would add a couple of distinctions to what dave said. one enables the charter whistleblower program, as dave described, to refer complaints to the subject departments, so the investigative staff at the whistleblower program, which is larger than the ethics investigative staff investigates some but not all of the complaints. so the 90 or so departmental liaisons that we met with on tuesday also conduct quite a number of the investigations on reports that come through that office. a second distinction that i might offer would be that when the whistleblower program closes an investigation, it does so with a series of recommendations, so neither the charter nor the campaign and governmental conduct code provides remedial powers to the whistleblower program, and in contrast, the ethics commission, it does retain remedial powers, which means when we endeavor to close an investigation, it -- it may -- it may include what can be an elaborate process either to settle a case with a respondent or to engage in administrative proceedings, effectively

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i would add a couple of distinctions to what dave said. one enables the charter whistleblower program, as dave described, to refer complaints to the subject departments, so the investigative staff at the whistleblower program, which is larger than the ethics investigative staff investigates some but not all of the complaints. so the 90 or so departmental liaisons that we met with on tuesday also conduct quite a number of the investigations on reports that come through that office. a second distinction that i might offer would be that when the whistleblower program closes an investigation, it does so with a series of recommendations, so neither the charter nor the campaign and governmental conduct code provides remedial powers to the whistleblower program, and in contrast, the ethics commission, it does retain remedial powers, which means when we endeavor to close an investigation, it -- it may -- it may include what can be an elaborate process either to settle a case with a respondent or to engage in administrative proceedings, effectively

does that make sense to you, dave? >> well, first off, martha i want to give you permission from now on when i come on the show to put under my name one of those people as a california residence. that would be fine with me. of course it doesn't. nothing makes sense. nothing that they say makes any sense. i live in los angeles in one of the most lockdown cities in the most lockdown state. if any of this was working, it is 70 degrees and beautiful out here every day. we can't even eat outdoors. my mayor eric garcetti literally doesn't want me walking my dog. if any of it were working, you would see the rates completely dropping in california which now i think had record high rates of infection. we would see the rates exploding in a place like california, and a place like florida which is basically open. that is absolutely not happening. but to that quote exactly. let's not forget. what were retold in march? two weeks to flatten the curve. now everybody has to be vaccinated and then we will kind of take a look at it. that

maria: dave ricks the ceo of eli lilly. jim allen is with us next on the state of gaming on the other side of this break. don't miss it. back in a moment. this is decision tech. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. maria: welcome back. the pandemic's impact on business, many industries still recovering from coronavirus restrictions and the shutdowns, hotels, resorts, casinos hit especially hard. for hard rock international, major cafe locations in new york and los angeles have stayed closed throughout the entire pandemic, while other locations have reopened under strict safety guidelines. joining me right now is the chairman of hard rock international and seminole gaming ceo, jim allen. jim, it's great to have you this morning. thanks very much for being here. you are right in the middle of all of this. we've been talking about the lockdowns in new york, governor cuomo no

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guy: michael, positive words from dave about the outlook in terms of demand. i've looked at your november traffic numbers. they were out yesterday. they were down 82%. isn't this purchase out of kilter with anticipated demand at the moment? why are you putting your balance sheets at risk? is there any flexibility in the terms of the deal if the markets does not come back as quickly as you anticipated? >> actually, there isn't, nor do we need that flexibly. a couple of things, our november traffic, we were down 80%, europe through october, november, december the lockdown. the vaccines are coming. they are beginning to be licensed. travel is going to snap back strongly. anna: that was ryanair's michael o'leary and boeing ceo dave speaking to guy johnson. interesting to say there's no flux ability. the deal is the deal for those -- flexibility. the deal is the deal. a call to the ecb to cancel. we'll speak to the eu affairs minister. that conversation next here on bloomberg. ♪ back to thee european market open. the session looks increasingly positive for europe

rose that is dave so he uses sign language to communicate he's worked as a barista at this coffee shop in compiler for 2 months now when i make good coffee and i serve the customers order perfectly and i get a positive feedback that makes me really happy especially if it comes from different customers. russo graduated from university 3 years ago but since then he's had real difficulty finding a job uganda has one of the world's highest youth unemployment rates resources that being dave makes it even worse. i would apply for jobs write letters send evils and all of that but whenever i mention that i was deaf they became afraid of working with me either and they wouldn't give a chance they wouldn't hire me. workmates had left too but that doesn't stop them from offering great service to their customers and by employing them the owner of the company a wants to help break it down styria tapes i guess the death. we want to inspire the ever companies and employers out there to employ give people because we are capable and want to use these people here as role models. according to official fi

dave campbell joins us now live. good morning, dave. we just heard from the first lady of new york city talking about drug abuse and overdoses. we know those have spiked in the ten months. how does that factor into this story about mental health? >> willie, thanks for having me on. it overlaps tremendously. what we've seen during the pandemic nationwide, not just in new york city, is that there's been a surge and overdose cases, new cases. take indiana for example. they had 80% increase in the number of emergency department visits, and that was only in the spring before this winter surge. they had a 30% increase in overdose deaths. factor in now the surge we're in, the increasing numbers of cases, hospitalizations and deaths and you can imagine how we're going to see this continuing overlap of increasing mental health problems with increasing drug and alcohol misuse, increasing amounts of alcohol being consumed, drugs being used. and, really, the silent killer, as was mentioned, is this shame and stigma that follows. people don't sit ar

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