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what's going on everybody. Entrepreneurs- and this is the daily social distancing show today, is Thursday April fifteen which means today was the last chance you had to file your taxes. Oh no, you forgot, didn't you you were so screwed This is on the way right now ran either darling, just kidding. They moved tax day. Two may seventeenth this year but you should have seen your face. You left your family, be I've been looking into real, weird right now anyway, coming up, and I shall we meet the world leader who is driving in Cuba. We learn why Canada is winning the fashion Olympics and we have the talk that every black family has to give their kids. So let's do this people well. to the danish social distancing show, from drivers knowledge in New York City to York out somewhere in the world. This is the

social vision to ensure with travel. Here I don't mean to tell you this, but the news this week has been particularly heavy. I mean, even my meditation app had to unplug to focus on itself, but as we know, even during the most don't be times, it is still possible to find a way. Of sunshine, and that's it actually what we did Let's get things off with the Olympics, it's where people who I prefer their entire lives to athletics, compete to see who didn't waste their time. The summit aims are on. back to stop this coming July in Tokyo, and today we got our first look at the new fit.

We're getting a look at what some athletes will, where the sombre summer Olympics in Tokyo, Ralph Lord unveiled these uniform fourteen USA. Russia is also showing off red, blue and white uniforms check our candidate country. They are set to wear these Denham jackets for the closing ceremony designer say: captures Tokyo, culture, ok, ok, say what you want to buy. Canada's uniforms and people are making fun Personally, I love it I mean I didn't even realise this year's Olympics will be hosted by sunglass Hut and they have so much, personality like a uniform that says, I'm from Canada and they know me by name and Michael's, plus These Canada's outfits of different, I mean. the country uniforms and boring man there. But the same sleeping look only Can I have the guts to come out and be like we're? Just gonna keep wearing the same thing we want during the Pandemic gay, From my old cameras uniforms, if I'm honest, is that the two relates apple

yeah people at home will be like hey, I'm an outfit tat. Maybe I can build a shock put, but no Jerry, you cannot curling maybe but nothing else but Marilla. I would all of these canadian athletes the best of luck at the nineteen. Ninety two olympics. And speaking of national pride has really fun. Uplifting story

Go home. Competition worker recently passed her. U S, citizen ship TAT Stand was welcomed with open arms. It was a surprise and all these students aligning the halls where reveal elementary school had been homer, were honest, celebrating their beloved cafeteria manager, yet Lopez. This we were just ass, the chance to become a view where citizens Gimme a United Europe, whether you like it, I will teach you were originally from Cuba, Lopez, inner family, moved to the: U S and twenty sixteen to seek a better life. I have a dream lies, say: Martin Luther King, my doing was come here, for these were funded. Guys that is so sweet the whole school coming out. Yet

at the top of their lungs, in that narrow, hallway congregant Hence we aren't you call in November. before this was a beautiful moment I mean can tell the kids lover so much. You know she must be one of those lunch Ladys who ignored Michelle Obama and counts pizza as alleged and its also inspiring, to see women achieve who dream of becoming an american citizen and she's also fulfil these kids american dream of getting out of here for ten minutes to remember what like as a kid just think back one of those days that you, luck. We got to do something that wasn't sitting in your partial. It was the best shit ever like remember one time in school. We learn about photosynthesis side in the sun, nor in the classroom out side. I remember as a little kid I was. This must be What doing heroin feels like, but let's move on,

so the corona virus pandemic. We are now more than one year into this thing, but it turns out, there are still little rays of sunshine too now daily routines. Like this. eighty, two year old woman who may be the last person in the country who still having a good time on zoom Looking nice every Sunday since a pandemic began Doktor Laverne foreign women early dresses up in her Sunday best too, attend her virtual church service there. She is with us fabulous hats. She's, a retard educator from Tulsa Oklahoma doctored limber later was already known for her head turning outfits at the metropolitan Baptist church. Now she said turning heads by posting picture of her outfit. recent sharing it on Facebook, it's a pandemic began she's, been very careful to not where the same outfit twice wow whistling. puts everyone at church to shame I bet she even sees a statue of Jesus and is like hot sand

once again I mean maybe this is why the british soils are so hesitant about bringing black people into the family. They know they know that people are the only ones with a stronger had game, and you know what this lady inspired me: I'm lookin! Let the pandemic get me down my cheer myself up by putting on. nice hat all year feel so much Santa know. How that happen, Now, apart from avoiding zoom, there are four. The things that I know many people are looking for once this pandemic is behind us in, like hugging their grandma's hugging, Alex both grandma's all going to Disney World and it looks like the newly reopen Disney. It's gonna be letting

hand down just a little bit. More Disney is updating its dress code for employees. The company will now allow appropriate, visible tattoos. Engender inclusive hairstyles for the first time ever the changes apply to employees at its theme parks and both California and Florida. It's part of a broader push towards inclusion and diversity. Now this this is great to see. I'm glad employers are moving past the stigma of tat choose because people there's nothing to be ashamed of to most people, tattoos our way to honour a person What's your honor, a belief or a night that they got drunk and got a tattoo. Although potter things that maybe Disney will only did this because they had no other options. I'm you think about it. How hard is it find someone in Florida without a face tat. You good luck on that one no, the only there's gonna be a little awkward is when goofy has to explain to the king

why he has all those russian mafia tattoos donors guph questions you know, won't be urged to comrade. But if you ask me, this is still a huge step forward. people should be allowed to express themselves how Emma they want. Unless you on the canadian Olympic team has some self respect, people what always outfits and finally, a stir free from Australia, where the toilets flush on the left side of the street. and where a recent mix some over and over all worked out. Ok a tipsy group of young people manage to get a leaf with former Prime Minister Kevin Ride after mistaking his car. For an earlier this year, I had just dropped his daughter at a new sir restaurant. When the group piled into his car, he did Let all knew he was, but a great gave them a lift anyway, halfway through the need, I discovered they drive. It was actually the former Prime Minister guys what a one mapping story and as What does that sounds? I

it's way better than the time a random driver had to balance Australia's national budgets, one if we reach Everyone church pricing, why God hey Sal it and what if we gave everyone a free bottle of water. Ah, now broke again. Here's my ultimate theory, though this ex prime minister, I think actually is, and the driver and just fine legally recognised for the first time, all years right, you just got in the wrong car somewhat irrelevant driver things are going very well for me. Now, worries might not at all right when we come back take a look at the conversation you never want to have with your kids, but might have to go away

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driving while black in many EU cities, police officers are pulling black drivers over at a much higher rate than white drivers. Lag drivers are far more likely than white ones. They have guns pointed at them by police to be detained, handcuffed searched. Rested, knows Blu Ray cherries come on behind you, you all of a sudden, get tangled your heart starts to race. Even when you know you ve done a lot. Amendment goes by police are riding behind what I don't fear being poured over the fear of driving, while black is always present even in lives. happier moments like one Vegas. Eighteen year old, Son Tg1, a car on the price is right. It is so surreal, so much joy and excitement and then reality set in my eighteen year. Old black latino son does not need a car, and what's going to be the problems that he's going to encounter God damn

think about how messed up it is that the only we're a black person would be happy about winning a call on the prices right. Is it came with a white person to drive it for them. I mean no one should be afraid that they'll be killed because of something they won on the prices, rights. Maybe one of those poor tuna boats, those things of death traps, I'm pretty sure you only allowed to drive them if you're drunk but It just shows you how getting behind the wheel is a very indifferent experience for black people in America. It's why been diesel is always the main character in fostering the furious movie. You kind of Teresa pulled over for a bus detail like when you turn drive out of a skyscraper, and you might be thinking well. so scared of being pulled over then don't do anything wrong yet, but, let's be honest, People America's laws in the police an excuse to pull someone over. Oh, I think you are going to. First, I think you are going to slow. Are your seatbelt, your tail like a license plate or registration? Not singling tended windows and thing is more suspicious than someone bring

Zero rules in their car wool cops will pull you over instantly shirt, help noticing that you are driving perfectly and knowledgeable suspicious. To be honest, want you go and Papa trunk, but it's not just traffic stops every encounter between a police, officer and a black person is fraught with danger. In fact, there's something in black families called the talk, Our view is no about this. I mean. Maybe it's one of those things that black people do, that you ve never heard of before like laying edges or pudding. Lasting bashing, your Jordan's when it rains, but believe me, red black family knows what the talk is. We call it the talk of a discussion like parents should have with their children for generations a conversation that you and I have to have that that is tantamount to

Our survival alluding children about interactions with police were body, language tone of voice, word, choice and other factors in certain circumstances, can lead to arrest or worse. At some point, you will get us nowhere and he is how you act. Put your hands on the would understand, we'll ah make sure the lights alone dog anything without police permission before you get your registration you'd. All question in challenge the police officers. everybody else, can you get this had to be a little wiser in terms of how you communicate and not agitate, Croatia anymore then submit obey The calm hold the talk. Always happen in black households. You have to talk about, the birds and the bees and in you the talk about how to deal with law enforcement as rights play Violence is such a threat that somehow the most

comfortable talk. You have to have with your kids, is the one where you don't use the word seamen and look. I know that all parents or to their kids about how to stay safe, Buffle, black people, its specific, play about staying safe from the police. people whose job is supposedly to keep them safe. The police talk some isn't something that occurs in white households. I mean if it it would be a very different conversation. ok, now honey, if you ever get pulled out, will by a police officer. What do you do? look him in the eye and do you know who I am and then he'll apologizing, Let me on your way and by the way, that's all. I can hear the talk when they eighteen the status part about this talk. Is that because these have a history of treating even eight year olds, like adults with but a heinous crimes. Parents- have to give the talk to their kids when they are. Strangely YO ass I've always tub my children.

To you know, be strong, say what you want to say that freedom of speech and I'm telling you to do just that I hated her. That would obtain url about and I do what was necessary. Usually you little, I absolutely think its young, but not too early. We ve talked about it ever since he became about four and a half feet tall, so it's been years now, if you wait until Socrates, twelve thirteen fourteen to put that on them, it's it's Will it can be really difficult, is definitely wrong that you have to go to this, but also likelier never had to take it stride. If we want it, to where we want to be, and life If I know listen and understand. I could potentially be one of those in a video We actually have a line that we do at our house. We practise this thing. What is it Various guy lambs eight years, I am

and I have nothing, don't hurt you an eight year old girl people. What's even more wild than an eight year old having to memorize a script. To interact with the police is the fact that a full grown armed and armed police officer, would feel threatened by an eight year old girl, I can tell you I haven't felt threatened by an eight year old. Since I was like out of fifteen very small child- you know when you think about it, black people have more education around policing than actual police. Like no cop starts training at eight years old I mean many kids play caution, robbers, but That's actually terrible training level. Captain Rob s game that ends in a peaceful arrest raining pupil pills all around the neighborhood. So we black people know what is at stake and have methods of how to handle being pulled over by the police, but the

work still hasn't been able to prevent police violence against black people. So maybe it's not our people who need to talk about how to act around the police, maybe just maybe policing to talk about how to act around black people or I'm. We come back be talking to an Oscar nominated director about the war. No one is talking about, so don't go away, while I have your ear. This is something exciting folks across Pennsylvania, our scratching, the way to all kinds of one thanks. P a lottery scratch off with new games every month. Big tall prize and even second chance, drawings excitement always in order, no matter what game you play so get your ticket defined today. with appear lottery scratch off in a year more thing, keep on scratch and must be eighteen arose Please play responsibly benefits older The veins every day, back to the daily social distancing, show my guest tonight.

Sky Fitzgerald he's here to talk about Oscar nominated short documentary that he directed Cold hung ward, children in Yemen, who are facing the worst famine in human history and the health workers who are fighting to save them. Scott Fitzgerald, welcome to the danish social distancing, show I'm so happy to be here. Children. I have to tell you a south African for mine, said I should say this lacquer to start off with it will get this should mean like it's cool right now you I've just cursed, my entire family and generations, to follow? That's what you have done No, you did you didn't say it pretty. Well, actually, Dyslexia, which means of things are good. The reason you on the show is because you have been nominated once again for an amazing documentary showed that you have put together, and Once again it is. It is a story about something that is taking place in one of the most harrowing situate. in the world right now, and then is in Yemen, something

my here about Bondwoman, they might hear by Saudi Arabia the? U S central. But what exactly is? happening on the ground right now. Well, there was a civil war that started in you note two thousand and fourteen and Saudi Arabia intervened very quickly. In that war, mostly with a bombing campaign over the north of the country and so then there's been an and sea blockade over most of the country, preventing foodstuffs, medicine and diesel from flowing freely in the country, and this has resulted in what is known as a human caused famine. So the fight he's going on on the front lines. really the largest effect of the dead. The conflict, is starvation, frankly, the largest humanitarian, ass to the world at the moment and are a hundred dollars people who already died of starvation and its estimated that another four hundred thousand

die by the end of the year. If the status quo, doesn't age and your that's that's some the five every Sunday seconds a child would die It's already grim milestone that that that Yemen is racing towards, and I think a lot of people would ask the same question which would be- How is this happening? What what you know- where's the United Nations or whereas other countries, and how a half a million we're going to starve to death without getting any help. This is shown that was done in forties nineteen, forty six right after world war. Two, seeds of destiny. I never heard of it before, but it's it's. It was a short that actually one they gotta reward that year and it focused on the effects of one more to on children and so these two shots of like kids, you know scavenging through garbage dump for food and right now Children in Yemen gabardine leaves for food. Sometimes- and you know not Germany,

used. Starvation is a tool as and of war, and that's exactly what's happening in Yemen right now. Saudi Arabia is throttling the country preventing foodstuffs flowing in, in a reasonable manner and it's killing children and the kicker is that our Tax dollars are going to fund that we're providing geopolitical cover for Saudi Arabia. And you were tacitly endorsing the blockade by calling them out and forcing them to end it. So it's a quite whore. about GEO political, dynamic that the? U S is in right now and we are calling for the Bite administration to unilaterally withdraw all support for the saudi coalition. Your film has showcased a really interesting aspect of what is happening in Yemen and the films entitled hung the ward and you Take us to the journey primarily through the lens of to healthcare givers to nurse

and doctors were looking after people in Yemen who have nothing and they trying to keep them alive, and I mean it's truly the most against all odds story that you could come across, You then you you knew foaming these stories in you, and you told me to these people. The first part of my question is how You getting this access because I mean nobody can really be in Yemen and Secondly, why did you choose to tell this story? You will you know to enter the first one. I thank you. we're doing a segment on Yemen here, because I'm part the problem There's not enough focus on it frankly, because acts it is so difficult, united, over eight months to get permission to to enter the country as there is basically a journalistic embargo over the country, enforced primarily by Saudi Arabia in the immoralities? So you know first, it took us I long to get permission and then once we were there, of course it would

You know it was a conflict zone, so we had to operate very very carefully in order to you know: make sure we came back with the story. Britain in danger in the people were collaborate with either I'm one of the things that I'm really believe in deeply is that I think in the media observes ecosystem typically were far too timid and concerned with ascending or shocking audiences and end. my view is that you have the full consent. collaboration of those who are working with, and only a collaborative effort than you really do them a disservice as well. Your audience, if you turn away, if, if you flinching if you cut away- and I think that discomfort that comes with low It is something really difficult is really important because we keep. Looking then we can see it clearly and and frankly, I think it should be uncomfortable to

What to see children that are facing starvation, but we need to see- and we need to look at that child in order engaged right and to engage civil society to change that current dynamic won't one of the difficult lines you have to walk as a filmmaker, though, is figuring out how to tell a story that everyone around the world should at least pay attention to. On the stand, and also In the position where you essentially creating poverty porn you, you ve, been applauded for the way you ve covered the leader of the worn Yemen. You ve been a folder for the way you ve covered the dam. The refugee crisis along that region of the world- and I wonder how you managed to work that line. You know with it with its your subjects, with some of the people who work with with its the view as many, have said all this doesn't feel like. I made to feel sorry for the people, rather to understand the plight that they're going through yeah. exactly right. You know, I think you know. Cinema should be a force for good,

It can be an empty the machine to use robber, Gilberts words. You know and- and I think in order to do that when the context is so difficult wind when the scale you know the stakes for life or death,. You know you have to to work from a foundation of trust and you have to every act. Dignity for those who are working with that's the only to do it you know I never could have done this project is If I didn't have the the deep trusting collaboration of everyone in each one of these clinics in hospitals and in no a tremor that took time right now that took time and trust this dynamic and we had to listen and we had the pivot and we had to of course involve our approach constantly, based on what was happening and and whether families wanted us to show something or not in the thing that surprised me personally was in this particular project

where the scenes so intimate, sometimes almost to a t. every single family we worked with Wanted us to show every stage of treatment that their child received wireless outcome. even when a child passed away, families, almost clay with us, sometimes to do our best to include it. so that the rest of the world would know that their child had just died before there's an embargo over the country and they feel like the only way that the status quo can change? So we bye, dad and with that through into He came so I felt like a bird and responsibility right to really since the project with as much dignity, as I could, form is essentially of a trilogy. That's too the story of. Is happening in that region in the world. You know the first was was about

syrian doctors, treating civilians in the war, the second lifeboat was about those who have tried. Flee you no true true to the Mediterranean and into surrounding areas Third one hung award is about what's happening when people are trapped, naturally within their own demise, and they call seek a better life. What are you hope? The you ass, or even people on the ground in the? U S could do, and why should they do something? yeah. What the Good NEWS is. We can do something and we are doing something and and if I'm still buy anything with serve the movement, the film is a part of its that because this is a human costs tragedy that is unfolding right now we can intervene on it and especially as Moroccans. We can stop the blockade by far seen Saudi Arabia to it open the airport in Sana in the north of the country to allow the free flow of goods and services it through the

one of her data where diesel is employing freely and as a American, was seen this with my own eyes. I feel it. the obligation to make sure that my taxpayer dollars are funds. the starvation children. So really, you know the good is there. Is this movement it's a coalition in more than seventy lawmakers. That signed a letter last week urging the by demonstration to unilaterally withdraw all support for the saudi blockade Hollywood involved Buffalo spoken out in this consistently Nick Crystal Do you know the intrepid journalists speaks out abbot people really strange create a momentum for this because we have to stand up and we have to change it while, hopefully, the film is the first step, regulations on documents in the journey and hopefully through to your point. Something will get done things how much are taken the time to join us take care. They do

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