car-mel. >> car-a-mel >> jimmy: car-mel.ed apples car-mel app -- >> care-a-mel apple. >> jimmy: it sounds much betr when you say it. car-mel apples and stuff like that yeah all right, for this next one, remember there are four to choose from. best "toy story? i know the answer. >> oh, i like "toy story 3." >> jimmy: that is correct. that is the right answer >> is it >> jimmy: yeah, it's definitely "3." "3" should have won for best picture, one of the best movies i've ever seen in my entire lifetime >> yeah, i agree >> jimmy: does cilantro taste like soap? >> no. >> jimmy: yeah, i agree. >> oh. >> jimmy: and finally, one of the most debated questions ever were ross and rachel on a break? >> yes >> jimmy: they were! i totally agree with you [ applause ] you heard it here first! my thanks to dakota johnson! her new movie, "our friend" is in theaters and on-demand this friday we'll be right back with more "tonight show. dakota johnson, thank you so much [ applause ] ♪ >> thank you ♪ research shows people remember commercials wit

i just look across the board, mel.what's opinion going on since the pandemic started and i think there's certain areas of the pandemic and reaction to it that's caused people to start doing the obvious which is moving out and moving out the cities and sebastian burns and all the rest of it i think that's still there and we'll in a hybrid society and even though they have hit highs i think there's still plenty of room to the upside for many of the builders the problem is lumber prices that has been an issue that they have all been having to deal with now the prices have shot up through the roof and that has been an issue. that's part of the mar gyp issue that they face but other than that it is a lot of -- the activity of folks that are moving out, we all know how fast we're seeing it, but it really is moving at a pies like i've never seen before. >> if not builders, care, then how do you take advantage of this trend so lowe's, home depot and whirlpool that, are you know, you buy a house and go to those three places to

oh, god, mel mel? did you get flushed? oh oh, there you are, mel." donald "oh, i was so worried, mel worried sick after all we've been through if i lost you like that, mel. oh, i couldn't have beared it. i mean, i would have remarried pretty quickly i have my eye on a couple candidates but i would have been sad, mel so sad not crying sad but i wouldn't have smiled even though sucked down a toilet's a pretty funny way to go you have to admit that, mel. now, show me that million-dollar smile i've never seen once." instead trump will go down in history as a disgraced, sadistic con artist who left the nation in ruins he's less popular than bush. he's broken more laws than nixon. he's got a worse jobs record than hoover. and he leans like a house blown over in a storm that jimmy carter would have to fix "we're going to do our best, but the problem's in the foundation." see? we're going to be fine i've got a carter. and as he leaves he'll be remembered not for standing by the people he pretended he would help our economy's in tatters hospitals are overrun.

you for a minute. >> it's a funny thing about mel brooks.rying to do you. wait a minute. >> i'll try to do you. >> you try to do me. now, when i first met you -- a little bit of side of the mouth. >> do me. >> mel, when i first met you, you were so short and now it seems this is the way you talk -- mel, when i first met you, you were so short. and now it seems that you're even shorter. what happened during the interim, mel? >> do i know? do i know this? i come here to do -- i come here to make a living. that's what i'm here for. i'm here to make a living. i'm here to sell a movie. >> i just realized you can't see your guests. you're legally blind. >> we'll also take phone calls but i can't see the number. >> television world has lost an icon, and here at cnn we have lost a long-time colleague, mentor and friend. talk host larry king passed away today at the age of 87. his cause of death has not been released, but a source close to the family tells us that he was in the hospital since december because of coronavirus. and although larry king c

. >> certainly in the words of mel brooks. >> stephen: come on! mel brooks? mel brooks. blah has mel brooks done to appeal to fascists. >> come and join the nazi party. > okay, but unlikelet property he was joking. another profile in jello is south carolina senator and denethor with a haircut, lindsey graham. immediately after wednesday's violent putsch, graham came back out of the senate safe-bunker and took to the floor to let everyone know that he's against almost being killed. >> all i can say is count me out. enough is enough. >> stephen: ( as graham ) "i have searched my conscience, examined my values, and i have come to the profound realization that i enjoy breathing. graham out!" except, graham back in. because yesterday, lindsay flew on air force one with the president to his speech. so, six days after taking what seemed like a stand, he hopped on the president's plane? ( as graham ) "okay, somebody stuff me in the overhead compartment. good thing my spine folds so easily and i contain less than three ounces of courage." oh, hi. we've got a great show for you to

dan, what is your take >> well, first things first, mel, lopner calls his crew the committee. you mixed-up guys on "fast money" for whatever you call the guys on the halftime report. i'll say when you think about tesla, we often say this about stocks that trade 88 or 89 usually they go to 100 this stock, you know, there is -- i don't know what they will say they give us deliveries. i don't know this group this really good looking group, the investment committee we haven't been particularly great on the stock go with what the reddit is telling you because that's the way the stocks are trading lately. >> okay. i think you're saying that in just knowing you but we'll move on tesla is among the earnings reporting this week. we have a lot on deck. guy, what are you watching and what specifically within each earnings are you watching? >> facebook. to me, i think facebook is the most fascinating one out of all of them. listen, apple and tesla will be great. facebook to me, the fact it traded up to 303 in september and pull back to 250 rallied since then, the setup for facebook really

>> of course, mel.rol what is being said on the platform so i mean, that's the point, right? so they need to lock it down listen, i have no idea what is going on looking at reddit is like looking at craigslist in 2003 trying to buy a used microwave i don't know how people track it it was used no doubt about it for my 25 years, b.k., you have a few years on me in the business, i've never seen this form of collusion in a wide spread fashion and make no mistake i said last night, there is mplenty of hedge funds playin the game on both sides not just the wall street bets and robinhood people there is plenty of institutions doing it, too. >> you're taking a look at some of the steep declines we're seeing in the after hours session, among the reddit stocks including game stop and amc, bed bath and beyond and i'm sure a bunch of others. james mcdonald, just, you know, we're just about out of time but we saw a big sale off in today's session. does this play into the psyche of the market tomorrow >> there say po

mel!the inauguration, but he wanted to see it from afar he treats the hallowed customs of our democracy like a 5-year-old watching a scary movie through his fingers. so, he took a whirl around d.c. on the taxpayers' dime one last no-joyride. and now, the biden administration will have to reckon with a series of simultaneous crises, unprecedented in our lifetimes just because trump is gone, doesn't mean all of the destruction he wrought is gone as well. in fact, it's very likely to get worse in the near term and the conditions that created him will remain as well, unless they're scrubbed from our institutions and our system, and our public life. but i do think a small step forward was hearing the incoming president, on the eve of his inauguration, acknowledge the very real, human toll of the pandemic >> to heal, we must remember it's hard sometimes to remember. but that's how we heal >> seth: i have to say, i was very moved by that, because there's been this weird, collective erasure of the

mel? [ light laughter ] mel? i need you to vouch for the bust mel? we -- mel?id she leave?" [ laughter ] by the way, we -- we wrote this joke right here about stealing the bust this morning, and then, as often happens in the trump administration, this afternoon, this went down. >> we're seeing what looks like moving day over here at the white house. you're seeing things, items coming and going from the west wing we saw larry kudlow leaving earlier today. here's some video of a bust of abraham lincoln being carried out of the west wing [ laughter ] >> seth: you know, who knows maybe they're purelling him. maybe they didn't even want a bust of lincoln to see a grown man cry in the oval office or maybe it's an o.j. situation all over again that's right, just like o.j., they're going to nail trump for stealing memorabilia as the boxes arrive and the specter of a second impeachment trial hangs over him, it's hard to fully articulate just how much of a failure and disgrace trump will be in the eyes of history. even if you just go by the numbers alone, trump lost the

. >> thank you, mel, great to see you. >> this is your play book you thought we were due for 5 to 10% but long term why do you think the sell out will be contained. >> a lot of people are trying to compare this to 2000, the macro back drop is so different. yes valuations is stretched and tech is on a run but back drop for cred money is off the charts so our core fundamental cases is surrounding, we have historic amounts of access liquidity and in the beginning of a multi-year global recovery. sometimes it gets ahead of itself as evidence, i was listening to the panel, as evidence to that, think about this, we're all talking about the ten-year going up to 20%, the ten-year note yield is actually below where it was november 4th, the cyclical sectors, favored since june, si cyclical sectors are below their peaks in industrials and financial and energy and materials are still below the peeks in november. so the market has given the signal it's in this turn and now showing up in the indices. >> i get the credit point you've been making for some time. i understand the various measures indic

on january 20, joe biden and mel harris take the oath of office -- and kamala harris take the oath of president and vice president of the united states. watch on c-span, streaming or orand on c-span.org, o listen with the free c-span radio app. you are watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government, c-span was created by america's cable television company in 1979. today we are brought to you by these television companies provide c-span2 viewers as a public service. >> governors across the country are starting to give their state of the state speeches. 's afternoon watch the article -- this afternoon, watch the idaho governor give his. and then we will take you to arizona. that is also live on c-span. you will also find live coverage online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. new york governor, andrew cuomo, delivered the 2021 state of the state address from albany new york. cuomo: good morning to all. please welcome the tenant

i think it's going higher still, mel. some of the people out in the street, piper sandler was talking about how they think some of the growth is still going and getting a lot grothe-er as we go into 2021 >> let's open the floor to questions. guy, i belief you have a question for pete. >> each man of his work, he knows -- my one question should be, play devil's adequate. valuation. i mapped the growth. i madam the cash flow. are you comfortable with the valuation, given this ridiculous run the stock has had over the last six months? >> yeah. that's a great question, guy when you luke at what's really be going on there underneath, yeah, i think that's a very valid question to ask. i think the reality is the growth that they're seeing from piper sappedler and i happen to agree and we've seen what they've been able to put up, but going forward, i think this is a company that's going to be erpg well over $5 a share if that's the case, i think it's going to be cheaper than it appears right now. >> got a question? >> yeah. pete,

i met mel but i never got to meet carl. he mean to you? because he was theree was. he was-- if there was a career to aspire to for me, it was his. because he did so many things. he was a great sketch player. he was a wonderful writer, right up until the day he passed away he was still writing. he produced. created "the dick van dyke show," was hilarious in it. and when i first saw him, i was five or six years old, and he made me laugh with sid on that amazing show of shows, and later on "caesar's hour." and then when he was 98, and i was with him on his birthday, he made me laugh. and in between all that time, he made everybody laugh. and-- and-- he was an uncle to me. and mel has been the same way. that's one of the great blessings. rob is my dearest friend, and then carl and i had a whole separate, wonderful relationship where we would speak and talk and-- he was just a giant. i mean, really a giant. my favorite photograph of us together, i mean "show of shows" really made me want to be funny. i mean, there was nobody fun

what questions do you have >> i was in it for a move lower, too, mel part of my view is let's not forget, the reason that i think i've ridden through both sides of the cycle is because it was a record year. i know it wasn't a year where they gained gound. they lost ground to amv and invidia. i know that. data center was better when you consider where -- at least they gave some upsets. four times supply, seven nanometer progress t big salute to dan lobe they're up 40% or so at least this was announced, and maybe even a business more than that that slows where activism and obviously positioning is very important. >> what are your thoughts on the stock given the contact for the quarter? >> yeah. so tim just mentioned that those are record revenues. i think what's interesting that year the stock sold off close to 20% in 2020 and expectations for 2021 are that sales are going to decline and earnings are going to decline expectations are not high. i saw that graphic that you guys were just posting up there 34% of wall street analysts leave this stock at a guy. it's up from 45 in the last coupl

mel brooks saying, chloris was insanely talented. you laugh or cry at the drop of a hat. and ed asner tweeting, a picture from the last time i saw you, always beautiful. nothing i could say would top the enormity of my love for you. until we meet again, darling. cloris leachman was 94 years old. she once said, when something is truly funny, it's funny all the time. well, here's to a legacy of laughter that will be funny for all time. kenneth and kyra. >> thanks, will. >>> coming up, a pardon for tom brady. we'll explain. >>> also ahead, new york city gets a very unusual visitor. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) once-weekly ozempic® is helping many people with type 2 diabetes like emily lower their blood sugar. a majority of adults who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. here's your a1c. oh! my a1c is under 7! (announcer) and you may lose weight. adults who took ozempic® lost on average up to 12 pounds. i lost almost 12 pounds! oh! (announcer) for those also with known heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk o

>> thanks, mel the ev momentum continues for sure taking a look at nio, you can see the calls outpaces 3 to 1. 11% move in either direction between now and friday the trade that really jumped out to me, about 85,000 of the jan 15th weekly 65 weekly calls traded about $3.10 breaking even at 69.10 i like selling an up side call but bullish momentum nonetheless in nio. >> nio is one of those stocks that ras really benefitted from this whole retail trading wave, guy. this enthusiasm surrounding evs. why are you laughing i mean -- >> no. no. >> what's so funny >>. >> i love the ice breaker. a lot of things are funny. there are many things that are funny. it's funny when alabama wins by 28 tonight a lot of things are funny. what else is funny is k fine in '09 pitched the weight watchers or whatever they call themselves and the stock is up 10% in the after hours. this is not a small company. she's got the might ddas touch. no comment on nio. >> bono, always good to see you. for more "options action", be sure to tune in 5:30 p.m coming up, time is running out head on over to our twitter poll

mel silvia's comments drew a sharp reaction from australia's prime minister, scott morrison. our rules for things you can do in australia. that's done in our parliament, that's done by our government. and that is how things work in australia and people who wanted to work with that, in australia, you are very welcome. but we don't respond to threats. and we will be getting more on this story from singapore in our business news in about 20 minutes' time so do stay with us for that let's get some of the day's other news. air accident investigators in indonesia say they are focussing their inquiry into the crash of a sriwijaya airliner earlier this month on the plane's auto throttle. that's the system that controls engine power automatically. a spokesman for the national transportation safety committee said a problem with the boeing 737�*s auto throttle system had been reported after a flight a few days before the crash. police in italy have arrested almost 50 people in an anti—fraud operation targeting the powerful �*ndrangheta mafia group. offences range from public procurement

mel: boarded up windows love.peace and positivity, peace and love.that was melanie townsend reporting for us tonight.. next --air-bnb is taking matters into its own hands ahead of inauguration day.. what the company plans to do in sacramento.... in sports... the warriors take on lebron and the lakers tonight in l-a... sports director jason dumas has dubs coach steve kerr's thoughts about what it means to play on m-l-k day... that's coming up (rebecca) i'm rebecca strom, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. wait up, wait up... papa john's has a new stuffed crust...? we did it... we did it!!! all our tweets, dms and carrier pigeons worked!! this ain't just stuffed crust. this is papa john's crust, stuffed. air-bnb says it's cancelling any sacramento reservations linked to hate groups leading up to wednesday. it's not clear yetwhether any reservations have been canceled in sacramento, but air-bnb says it's canceled reservations and removed accounts belonging to confirmed proud boys, a far right group connected to the u.s. capitol riot.

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you got the setup on facebook. >> hey, mel, large day indeed. taking a look at the options action, only one put traded for every call that traded that's about 50% higher from what we've seen, which is typically about a 2 to 1 ratio taking a look at the options options imply a 6.5% move in either direction that is in line with what we've seen over the last four fiscal quarters the trade that really jumped off the tape to me, so 17,000 of the 300 strike calls traded and 7,500 of the 320 calls traded but a portion of that traded as a spread, so the jan 29th, 30,320 call spread traded at 3.15 the stock will finish above 303.15 or 7% higher between now and friday risking one to makes sense to make six for that you're getting pretty aggressive risk rewards, pretty interesting trade i thought. >> it is sbinteresting. we'll be watching that for more options action tune in to the full show friday 5:30 p.m. eastern time. meantime, already it's time for the final trade. let's go around the horn tim seymour. >> yeah, again, the margin -- excuse me, the mobi

mel: boarded up windows (catherine) also in the north bay- petaluma police are asking for the community'shelp in identifying the suspects in a burglary last week. they say that last tuesday - two commercial work trucks were burglarized on st. augustine way near bluegrass drive. a home security camera captured photos of the suspects in one of the burglaries. police say the suspects are men...and also got a look at their cars. the first appeared to bea chevy tahoe and the second a silver sedan or small suv. there were other car thefts that day in the same area. anyone with information is asked to call petaluma police. (vicki) in the east bay- san ramon police are thanking an observant citizen who reported 4 suspicious people walking around their neighborhood checking mailboxes. the police department posted these photos on their twitter page this afternoon- it happened west of san ramon valley boulevard between morgan drive and montevideo drive. officers responded and stopped the suspect vehicle leaving the area and found stolen mail, altered checks, burglary tools, drugs, paraphernalia and

does that mean that you believe this goes away >> so mel, i was thinking about this in the context of have we ever had a 60% railing off a major bear market economically based march low and did you start that next year after this 60% railing off that match low up 3%. then you had some kind of flash crash. some kind of market structure fear come into play and of course, that was 2010. as you know from some of the written stuff we've talked about, we were tracking from the summertime of last year, we were trackingwhat took place. you opened up 2010 with a 3% gain and out of nowhere, out of euphoria and a lot of commitment, you just had a series of correction le an 8% in the first couple of weeks in february. and a 15 percenter the flash crash created ripples in the market. it was the beginning of a correction so i am so excited about the intermediate to long-term prospects of excess lick witty couples with a sink synthesized global recovery but we need a little bit of air to come out here of the balloon here. >> i want to get your thoughts about what is happening with the market dynamic

erica stepfather mel never misses a party at the higher. that's always a good party. because it's all the food. party i mean what's bad about it before the lottery it was paycheck to paycheck and everybody lived on their house or yard and now it's just a big huge family and we all park. the lottery hasn't just changed the couple's wife it's benefited their family and friends to her michael eric is dead this money is a blessing i don't have to worry about them and i don't have to worry about my other 2 daughters because i know that they will take care of my daughter so the family is better because i think for all we know whatever the future brings we're going to be ok when they were 4 they would give their last dollar to someone who needed it but they do the same thing now what has changed is their lifestyle they live much differently but as you see here it's a day they live in with other people. since cashing in their $62000000.00 check the herrings are still as working class is over there are no bankers lawyers or c.e.o.'s on their gas miss. i've got people from all

>> i love the product, mel i think it's amazing it probably adds about 10% to my whole situation from 20 years of drinking the stuff this stock has filled in that entire gap from early november when we got the vaccine news when you have a pile on from four analysts, they are not generally in herds like this so as a fast money trade i think you take it and bid it and play for a move back towards 55 and possible recovery if investors start looking. >> president trump's social media accounts seized. the fallout. >>> and later, tesla, can anything stop this rally some things are good to know. like where to find the cheapest gas in town and which supermarket gives you the most bang for your buck. something else that's good to know? if you have medicare and medicaid you may be able to get more healthcare benefits through a humana medicare advantage plan. call the number on your screen now and speak to a licensed humana sales agent to see if you qualify. learn about plans that could give you more healthcare benefits than you have today. depending on the plan you choose, you could have your d

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with everything from mel robbins to blake griffin, is there a more fascinating place than audible? done the research. of course you have. audiobooks, podcasts, audible originals. all in one place. >>> good morning. good monday morning. "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. 30 minutes past the hour. new overnight, the biden white house launching a full-court press for the $1.9 trillion covid relief package working through the weekend and holding a call with senators on sunday. >> the president's put forward not just a plan, a rescue plan that should be followed by a recovery plan. first you have to rescue the people, you have to rescue the economy. >> the white house faces a tricky dynamic. democrats are in control but the republicans still run it. >> the main dispute here is the filibuster which the my jort party could use to hold up legislation. republicans want guarantees democrats won't gut it. chuck schumer won't grant that. the white house launches a week of themed events. today it's buy american. directing agencies to source goods made in the u.s. the res

so let mel begin there. it is been a small mercy of this pandemic that the virus is least likely to harm our children, although there are exceptions, of course the teachers are different matter and that's why were making sure that teachers enter receive the vaccine as quickly as possible across their state students have been kept out of the classrooms for long they lostout of childhood expers that can't be duplicated on a screen. in strange difficult circumstances parents and teachers have done their resource for best, it is time to get our students back where they belong with every public health professional from doctor fauci and the cdc on down seemed the safest place for kids to be is in school, we will not be funding empty seats or allowing schools to remain in a perpetual tostate of closure. children still need to learn even in a pandemic. by necessity during this emergency many parents have been more engaged than ever in the daily education of their children, quite a few have found temporary educationa

now we've got mel gibson and rabbi.ing a production of " "fiddler on the roof." >> the first executive producer of "larry king live" talked about what it was like talking to radio and taking him into television. >> it was the early days of cnn. we didn't have the fabulous sets that you have now. but if you remember the dots behind larry king's set, it was an old set left somewhere. in fact, they don't connect directly. one year we decided to paint them colors. the idea was that it would appear there was more going on than there actually was. ted turner's idea was, we're not going to change this guy. we had to go out and purchase the same microphone that mutual radio had and let him talk. the critical thing is we took calls from viewers, which in tv, nobody did. i can tell you, it took years to get some guests, because they didn't want the american people, and then eventually the world, to be able to ask those questions. larry was always the great equalizer. in his interviews and also on his personal life. he treated eve

to coffees one with mel. which of. the ideas started with 6 people who are all victims of torture even if we never achieve justice at least we're helping others through the same trauma we experience. which i was i. thank you for standing up for me don't mention it it's the least we can do. after more sick a man took power there was a serious of violations against freedom of expression. there are still people in prison there was to civilians being tried before a military quite. people. what actually is them blasphemy and many of them were christians so it was frightening when were sick came to power. which i did when the muslim brotherhood took power it was the 1st time i felt afraid and they called us heretics and told us what was permitted and what was for a bit more. than was. ok to give you my love when i took my headscarf off with the rise of the muslim brotherhood i didn't want to be like them so i took off the veils as it was a. that. was i mean those who say it's forbidden for a woman to speak to a man and said

or mel. oh. man. whom. the sake of the guns i don't go instead of in the eye but all that oil went on man i was so not in a fan zone i'm on it are your thoughts will set us free but open up about the saying man have gotten a better no no no and then i want to say with this yeah if i'm don't know what then i'm not a lot of them and i'm being plenty for go. go get that i'm mental and they'll say let me back among whom they know me go folk all. but it was. and that we had also there is. no let me think i was saying all. there been. to. see here you know but i don't know those of us again and again we don't know if you're going to join in the circle on the one good mentor for you. but i see how i thought but i must and i don't now when i said. i don't want to go get almost a ghost. plan if you guys say. when i when i said that you. know but they're. still. there i've given it you have on earth am. i my only other means other means combined you know that i thank him for. the open somewhat of a moment for. us and

mel: boarded (pam)that was melanie townsend reporting tonight..(ken)pittsburg police had to re-arrest a man after vandalizing several businesses shortly after being released from custody.police say late last night -- officer contacted a homeless man with an outstanding warrant for his arrest.due to covid-19 restrictions, he could not be booked into jail and was shortly released.a short time later, officers received a call of a man vandalizing several businesses on railroad avenue.the man caused thousands of dollars worth of damage.the man was arrested a second time and was transported to county jail. (pam) petaluma police are asking for the community's help in identifying suspects involved in a car burglary. two commercial work trucks were burglarized on st. augustine way, near bluegrass drive last tuesday. a security camera captured photographs of the suspects committing one of the burglaries. with the camera footage, police were able to determine the suspects are men, as well as seeing two suspect vehicles at the scene. one appears to be a chevr

some of the public officials including congressman mel brooks, congress mel g-- congressman gosar said antifa. they cited it in the "new york times" with evidence. >> i don't know if the post is true, but the "washington post" has reported that some of the people that breached the capitol were not trump supporters, they were masquerading as trump supporters, and in fact, were members of the violent terrorist group antifa. >> guess what, that article in the washington times turned out to be so totally false, they deleted it. the idea that this was some sort of antifa production is just bonkers, brooke. they say they have no evidence of antifa. many identified themselves on camera as trump supporters after a pro-trump rally which trump himself had told people to come to d.c. to attend during which he purposely told people to go march on the capitol. and then as all this was happening, trump posted a video telling rioters that they were very special and he loved them, so antifa? come on. number two, brooke, listen to what trump said in his twitter video yesterday. >> i immediately deploye

uniformity and i was talking to my friend kate brown the governor of oregon who is the biggest champion of melnder mail-in balloting and they have been doing this for a long time, they written the book on how to do it and we have a phenomenal secretary of state michigan who has been recommending changes we havshould be making and hopefuls a nation we look to see how can we improve this so every american has confidence in the outcome of our election so it's safe and every ballot gets counted. >> amid everything else i kick off a couple of things at the top that you had to deal with, the one thing that i'd be remiss not to ask you about the fact that federal government, it is sort of extraordinary thing and i wondered since the news broke almost two months ago, can you describe in detail the moment that you first learned that there was a plot to kidnap you, what is your immediate reaction and what went to your head and frankly in the weeks and months ahead. >> early on in the pandemic when detroit was heating up so fast same time new york city, new orleans, chicago we were the first cities to fe

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thank you very much news mel for the un special rapporteur on torture and of some of the other stories making headlines around the world today iran says it has resumed enriching uranium up to 20 percent that goes well beyond the threshold set by 2015 nuclear deal with major world powers decision coincides with increasing tensions between iran and the u.s. and is expected to complicate efforts by u.s. president elect joe biden to rescue that field. there's a 7th body has been found after a hillside collapsed in the norwegian town of ask on wednesday search mission for 10 missing people has been underway for days after the earth gave way and several homes slid into a pit the queen of norway this is to the side on sunday. scotland's will be spending the rest of january in a complete nationwide lockdown the decision made by a 1st minister nicola sturgeon comes a new strain of coronavirus is putting immense pressure on the health services in the country and if the reach of increase in case numbers that we have seen in the past 2 weeks was to continue unchecked there would be a real risk ove

his third mel was a success. hagumi was finally able to walk effortlessly.the devices, hagumi practiced walking. her muscles developed as a result. her braces were removed five months after they were first fitted. for the first time in her life, she was able to walk without any assistance. >> reporter: i hope that hagumi will be able to run around someday so they can encourage our visitors. >> reporter: hagumi still needs more practice before she can run. yamada and the zoo keepers will continue to support and prepare her until that day comes. nhk world, hiroshima. >> yamada, the prosthetic designer, was able to help hagumi through close observation and sensitivity. and his effort transcends the animal-human barrier. it really is amazing to see this level of communication. some further news on zoos. many have been losing profits due to enforced temporary closures or restrictions on visitor numbers. they're returning to creative ways like crowd funding to bring in the lost revenue that covers maintenance, food and medicine. without these funds, the health and

she starred in a spinoff called phyllis, and three mel brooks films, later appearing on the facts of life and malcolm in the middle. >>> in santa clara county, the matrix casino ramping up operations after the governor lifted the stay-at-home order this week. we were there at the san jose casino welcomed back gamblers to its outdoor gaming tent this afternoon. plexiglas dividers are placed at tables, some seats will remain vacant, to promote physical distancing. there will also be temperature checks out the door. matrix casino is now open 24 seven. >>> coming up, how a team of siblings are using their musical and academic gifts to serve others. >> we want to show you some weather pictures we are getting. william shop is video of rain and wind overnight in san jose. the dragon winery in napa valley posted video of snow flurries falling. jasper posted this video of strong wind in hayward and another look at high death doppler as we take a quick break. >>> a teenage brother and sister from san francisco played for musical instruments between them. they are using those talents to serve o

while there they were saying you know you tube will be taken down then today of course the latest from mel silver who runs google in a strong she also alkaloid a video. expressing the same concerns but more publicly not just talk parliamentary inquiry and she said it would basically break how google works and it's not just her it's actually team berners lee the guy who invented the world wide web has sort of echoed the same sentiment and he doesn't necessarily have any interest in google so so i do think it's a really really difficult problem in that both i think both sides probably need to come to some sort of negotiation. ok max thank you very much for filling us in there was journalist max bogen reporting from newcastle australia. well russia is facing a growing problem with garbage the country produces around $60000000.00 tons of trash each year but very little of this is recycled the environmental organizations say more than 90 percent is dumped in a landfill sites often close to tell and villages activists say these produce not that horrible smell but they also endanger the health of

to the survival of the human rights judgment would come from this russian mel and this whole narrative criminal i think . algeria becomes the 1st african nation to approve russia's sputniks the coronas magazine and that is one and a half 1000000 people in russia itself have already received the jab. are broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our team international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us now we start with wednesday's storming of the capitol hill when thousands of trump supporters converged in washington for a last ditch stop to steal the rally shortly after in address by the president they marched to congress and invaded the building. 5 people died as a result of the unrest including a 35 year old air force veteran who was shot by police dozens of protesters have been charged and arrested r t america's ben swan witnessed events. well the atmosphere out here is absolutely incredible right now as you can see president trump is speaking addressing a huge crowd which is over by the white house but we're all backed up all the way to the washington mo

qantas a mel avoiding a new election at all costs for that he either needs to cobble together a new majority in parliament or win over a tally of eva you know. if this is the political will i will work until the very end to create confusion among the majority party so it will never be my own personal matter the interests of the people have to come 1st for that is for the future. if the government does not reach awful new elections could be on the horizon. a correspondent joins us from rome for more on this how did this internal coalition spat. into a full blown government crisis. yes a crisis indeed and in this warning of the words that are being used to describe what to renzi has done irresponsible in comprehensible and just chaotic and really it comes about as far as mr wrenn sees concern because he believes it was in a crisis that he created he says that this is because the government didn't respond to the needs of the people and what he's doing is actually responsible now the law threatened to be a support over the issue of how the government is going to be spending the billions of euros

both companies of course oppose the law and managing director of google australia mel phil the had this to say painfully breaks the way search engines work and it undermines how the web works to google's the news companies benefit from the traffic that it generates and it's now threatening to take down its search engine in australia think of the consequences if it does go dark something like 95 percent of online searches in the country are from google and how likely is it that this law will actually pass in australia's problem well australia is treasurer josh freedom says it's inevitable the prime minister scott morrison says he's not intimidated by google's threats and he added australia makes our rules for things you can do in australia that's done in our parlance now google recently struck a similar agreement with some media companies in france to pay for content so why is the company taking issue with what the australians are proposing here when it comes out to control richard last we google cut a deal with an organization that represents something like $300.00 news outlets among th

nils mel size also edging donald trump to pablo jonas all those during his final weeks as president had called has been echoed by another man that u.s. prosecutors a keen to extradite edward snowden today on twitter mr snowden welcome to you any decision saying that this be the end of it. well with less than 3 weeks left of his presidency don't know trump apparently still hopes to overturn his election defeat to joe biden over the weekend a recording emerged of mr trump pressing officials in georgia to change the outcome of the state's presidential election georgia has already counted its ballots 3 times and has certified biden's win by $11779.00 votes but donald trump remains adamant that he won the race is an excerpt of that call obtained by the washington post no luck at all i want to do is as i use one of. the. $11780.00 loves which is one more that we have because we want to say the people of yours you're angry at the people that comes here every and there's nothing wrong with saying that you know. 2 2 that you've recalculated well mr president determines that you have is the data

for mel blackwood, a small business at home in leeds with skate lessons from the kitchen is now a full—timeold two or three pairs of skates, and now we can be doing ten pairs a day. we're finding our customers are often in their mid—to—late 30s, 40s and beyond, and they're coming and saying, "i used to do this as a child. but i've decided life's too short, and i want to have another go." huge demand for some brands of skates now means long waiting lists. the freedom of roller—skating has captivated so many in these restricted months. daniela relph, bbc news. i'v e i've only just mastered i've onlyjust mastered the whole running things, never mind rollerskates. you can reach me on the whole team on social media. on twitter, i'm @benmbland. hello there. it can be a fine line between rain and snow here in the uk, and the battle lines are certainly drawn over the next few days. cold air to the north—east of us, milderairto the south and west. on that dividing line, which this weekend pushes its way southwards, this is where we could see that rain—snow mix, particularly on saturday. this swirl o

i know this is this is actually, uh, that's peter mel, his dad.ll used to solving my first surfboard. actually here's santa cruz guy, but look at the lips already kind of takes. the lift was probably up here. it's a huge, huge, huge wave and there were born it was a historic day. mavericks and you can see why along the coast. we have concerns. this was this afternoon at the height of the swell the swells backed off a little bit. but if you're a surfer, you know what this means. that picture is stunning. i mean, that is just stunning and he paddled into that he didn't toe in the swells. still big and i mentioned earlier. it's about the interval. not just the says 19 ft. you go how to get a 50 ft wave that in 19 ft. 19 ft. open ocean swell, and then it's got an interval between swells of about 20 seconds or 18 seconds, and that when it hits the beach piles up, so the wider that trough is the wider that that that's swell. pat. that's swell field is. that that when he called the curve, the time between swells it the more water piles up when hits to be

in london we can i go to now is mel so he's the united nations special rapporteur on torture he joins us from a very much appreciate your time this afternoon i know you've been very critical of british authorities in the dealing with junior sanchez are you surprised by the court decision today. yes and no i mean i'm positively surprised going to very much welcome the decision of non extradition to the u.s. based on the assessment that she would be exposed to oppressive conditions of detention in the us something that i have been saying all along and with me plenty of other you know lawyers and experts so this is certainly a victory in a sense that it's a powerful one but i think we also have to be aware that the judgment went very very far in come for me the basic rationale that underlie the u.s. indictment and in a sense that essentially criminalize investigative journalist because the refusal of extradition was given only based on medical grounds which are purely strictly based on his individual medical condition which is certainly correct but it leaves me and tyner approach the int