no, said the cbi's jody wright.ke a cover-up. >> nothing in his statement matched anything that i knew to be at the crime scene. it just didn't make sense. none of it. >> it wasn't really that ralph changed his story in his "world journal" manifesto, not exactly. more like he kept adding to it. so he watches very carefully what you're doing and tailors his story to match what he thinks you're finding. >> exactly. >> ralph kept explaining, kept offering not less, but more details. about, for example, the drawer pulls in his house, the ones investigators removed to test for fingerprints. >> in the event that one of the invasion persons touched them. >> now here's ralph with the police at his house just after pam was murdered. noticing the missing knobs. >> what happened to all the knobs? >> he was very upset that they were missing. >> i don't understand why the knobs are gone. >> and he would know you're looking for fingerprints of these home invaders. >> well, yes. >> but what if they didn't find any fingerprints bes

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could you clarify how the rule will handle things that have either tbi or cbi? >> we firmly state that that comes at the studies can still be used. the ppi data does not need to be disclosed. one of the things we did in drafting this final rule is go to our science advisory board for specific advice on ppi and they provide great suggestion reincorporate into the final regulation. but as a nation other cities study speedy cottages as to deposit and repeat that sends? i want to make sure everybody gets it. did i hear you correctly, ppi studies can be used in the information does not have to be disclosed? >> absolutely. >> okay. i just wanted -- >> does not have to be disclosed to the public. i can still be used if the study, if the underlying data cannot be available to the public, they can be made available through restricted access. in addition to that, the underlying data can made available. look at hhs, oftentimes make underlying data available by masking the individuals. so there are ways of making the data available. even if that isn't done you can still mak

joining us now is tony denker, cbi director general. welcome to the program.of rishi sunak, what would you like to add? what are you looking for from the chancellor right now? tony: i think the chancellor has a budget in march which is interestingly timed. i don't think he expected we would be dealing with extended locked down and the coronavirus pandemic and the restrictions. we are looking for two things. the first is to take action on covid. now. it all expires in april and businesses will be making decisions before the budget. he needs to act now. and when it comes to the budget itself, let's get focused on business investment. we are going to have to do stuff to get business investment moving. our forecast for the economy says it will be all government spending and consumption if we are not careful. if the chancellor wants to improve the situation in the medium-term coming adding that business investment as he describes is the order of the day for the budget. anna: how would you suggest he goes about encouraging further investment? tax breaks? we have low

cbi scotland, the business organisation, says the government must publish the evidence to justify thesturgeon says that will come, but she says this is a critical moment and that the new restrictions are regrettable, but necessary. lorna, thank yom — given his warning on the plight of intensive care units, it's no surprise that borisjohnson says it's "far too early" to say whether the lockdown in england can be relaxed in mid—february. but the prime minister — who was appearing in front of a committee of senior backbench mps — said lockdown measures "are starting to show signs of some effect". 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg reports. an laura kuenssberg reports. emergency in many way when an emergency in many ways. a moment when the state is asking so very much of the public and questions about the prime minister'shandling form a long queue. borisjohnson almost alone, waiting for questions from mps. first, what is the risk of the greatest fear the nhs being overwhelmed? you the greatest fear the nhs being overwhelmed?— the greatest fear the nhs being overwhelmed? ., ~ ., overwhe

limited number of studies regarding the first evaluations of existing chemicals are ready as well as the cbi issues and releasing studies publicly for several others. how will the epa ensurean this rule doesn't exacerbate those issues going forward products. >> i think it does exacerbate at all. in fact it should help clear up the actions regarding which studies we're using in which we consider pivotal of those only five or six studies under the program i would imagine all those can be considered liberal but also that data is available. the program we just finished the ninth of the first tenf misconceptions and we already getting a lot of questions from interest groups on both sides about making these decisions and having that information out therere publicly and that implementation but then would help enhance the decision-making we are using what we have used under the program for used chemicals and it has been f available. and then to identify those studies and to make sure that it can exempt that study regardless of the availability for data. i don't think that will be a problem before i

we found an image of two and a wong, who were being sworn in as citizens cbi, the china burma india 30. that was phenomenal. and finding the highest ranking service personnel who was a commissioned officer with major edwin l. yang, finding his photograph in the national archives just validated our research. and it was those little nuggets that kept us going, because, trust me, they did not come all at once. we had to continue to search and continue to search. and it was painstaking, but so rewarding. that is why getting this book published, huge. tyler: satisfying at the end of a long journey. and part of this challenge must have been that the chinese-americans unlike african-americans or japanese-american, they were in every branch of the theater of war. samantha: yes, they were. when we first started this project, our advisor out of williams college in massachusetts, dr. wong said to us there were only 12,000 chinese-americans who search. we are scratching your head,, going that is a low number. but we will take your word for it and as we searched more, the numbers kept growing until

we found an image of two men, two soldiers, a boy and a wang who were being sworn in as citizens in cbi, in the china burma indian theater. finding that image was phenomenal. then finding the highest ranking service personnel who was a commissioned officer was a major amaretto yank finding his photograph in the national archives validated our research, and it was those little negatives that kept us going because trust me, it didn't come all at once. we have to continue to search and continue to search. it was painstaking but really rewarding. that's why getting this book published was huge. huge. >> so satisfying at the end of a long journey. part of this challenge must have been that china's americans rather than african americans didn't serve, so they really were in every branch of the service. >> yes they were. once they started this project, our advisor out of massachusetts, doctor juan had said to us there were only 12,000 chinese americans who served. we are scratching our heads going that's a pretty low number. we will take your word for, it as we searched more the numbers kept g

dj cbi are looking at this. _ that list to be confirmed? dj cbi are looking at this.n their profession, their line of work, have to come _ profession, their line of work, have to come into — profession, their line of work, have to come into contact at greater volume _ to come into contact at greater volume with the virus under a much greater— volume with the virus under a much greater risk — volume with the virus under a much greater risk. we want to make sure those _ greater risk. we want to make sure those people are protected. and of course _ those people are protected. and of course the — those people are protected. and of course the schools. a combination of testing _ course the schools. a combination of testing and _ course the schools. a combination of testing and vaccination, which would mean _ testing and vaccination, which would mean we _ testing and vaccination, which would mean we can reopen the school is fully with — mean we can reopen the school is fully with real confidence. they are already _ fully with real confidence. they are already open because ob

cbi year on year better than expected. take a look at the broader markets. japanese yenn is holding at the 104 level -- yen is holding at the 104 level. we are seeing now the nikkei futures under -- or pointing higher right now. we have seen the worst day since july for the nikkei. gains for kiwi stocks, their best day in a week. we have seen no wall street rebound -- seen the wall street rebound, stocks that have been volatile because of the retail trading frenzy. haidi: the ripple effect from the suite's trading frenzy -- from this week's trading frenzy . the government and companies themselves are being drawn in. we have with us jamie rogozinski, founder of wallstreetbets. it is great to have you with us. in terms of background, what made you are inspired you to set this up? what was your intention? has it grown beyond that? and what have you gone from wall street bets? jaime: when i first started it, i was trying to get myself familiarized with high risk, high return trading, playing with stock options. there was an absence in the market for a community

we're going to be speaking to the boss of the cbi after eight.at the size of it and the impact it has on us all could be lessened if the government is prepared to act. lots of business leaders pointed to last summer. when things opened up injuly and last summer. when things opened up in july and august, last summer. when things opened up injuly and august, those who received the support in the spring did ok. they are saying now is, let's not lose this on the final straight. the vaccine is being rolled out. just a little more help to help businesses survive in the next 12 weeks itself. thank you. let's take a look at today's papers. it is dominated by one story. the return to lockdown is the focus of all today's front pages, including the times. as we've been reporting this morning, the prime minister boris johnson has announced that everyone in england must stay at home, except for permitted reasons. the new restrictions are expected to last until the middle of next month. meanwhile, the daily mail declares, "it's back to square one", after news

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