and no witnesses who saw harold push toni off the cliff. the start because i didn't know anything about it, i was thinking, okay, this is going to be hard to prove. no witnesses, no evidence at that point. so what do you have? >> reporter: but there was all that life insurance. there were the cell phone pings that seemed to show harold scouting out toni's last hike. the prosecution even showed the jury a map found in harold's car with an x marking the spot where toni fell. and there were all those versions of what harold said happened on that mountain. >> this was a case in which the evidence was not so much the physical evidence. the evidence were the lies. and it was lie after lie after lie after lie. >> reporter: the defense said none of the so-called evidence added up to murder. they said the pings on harold's phone didn't show trips to the park, but rather him taking a back route to his weekend cabin. and, as for the life insurance, toni knew all about it. besides, they argued, toni would still be alive if the park service had sent a h

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it is estimated to be worth about $2000. >>> tonight, there is word the cliff house new life as soon as this spring. the chronicle is reporting the national park service says the goal is for the building to house a restaurant once again, but it may not be called cliff house. the iconic restaurant closed december, after negotiations on of more in, paul, bu latit. >> yeah, if you saw some rain today, fantastic. i hope you enjoyed it, because you will not see any for a while. we are entering a dry stretch of weather. let's talk about why. high pressure is building into the upper levels of the atmosphere which literally means there is more atmosphere on top of us pressing down on us. we don't feel those changes on a day-to-day basis, other than an achy joints or two, but we do feel the consequences of it, which is that it will be a dry and warm weather pattern which settles in, and will be especially noticeable by friday continuing through the weekend. the dry part of the weather pattern as we talked about 10 minutes ago will continue for a while, potentially all the way through presiden

the man fell at least 70 feet down that cliff. rescue teams worked their way down, then hoisted him back up to safety. the hiker is expected to be okay. >>> san francisco's black history month kickoff is a big event we cover. this year, it's different. today an online celebration led by the city's african northern historical and cultural society. it included safety distanced performances by singers. nancy pelosi praised kamala harris. this year's theme, the black family representation, identity and diversity. . >>> african-americans are among the leader consumers of of video games. they make up a tiny percentage of those making video games. scott budman introduced you to game heads. >> reporter: if you put the work in here, you will likely get to make one of these. welcome to game head. an oakland program created after this man looked inside the video game industry -- >> there was no diversity. >> reporter: according to the game developers association, black people make up roughly 2% of the video game industry. game heads, seen he

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for me it's at greenbrier's and cleveland cliffs of the world. >> good point, but we just showed cliffs and it was jon. >> areinajarian who talked about yesterday, i think that was the time for him and we can throw that back up and continue to discuss that. >> it's a good point >> a lot of these stocks have had huge move, too >> and listen, it's a great point. i don't mean to parse this, but if you look at the two-year chart, and the thing i would drive issa go back to the central point that we're all making, be a stock picker. you would buy the index and i would much rather be a stock picker and look at cleveland-clips where they refinanced their debt and they'll save $35 million in interest expense and they issued some shares to further shore up the balance sheet. i see nothing, but blue sky ahead and i don't care that it's up 100% in the last six months this stock has 50% more in it this year. >> so let's continue on the stock picking theme and do it through the s&p 500 which shows a pretty broad move. the s&p is going for the seventh positive session in eight. within that, you have

that's what we call the glass cliff. many of us, leaders go through glass cliff moments in their life. the other aspect of it is a women may take these positions. it may be their only chance at leadership. so you also find that is the other side of the coin. a man says no i'm not going to take it because he sure he's going to get another chance down the line. but a woman may not. so one difficult situation comes round and they're looking they said let me take it this may be my only chance. those of the two reasons and it is very real. i've gone through very many classic cliff moments i'm probably about to enter a other one. because it is full of challenges and tough stuff situations. but the important thing is to have a game plan. it's a risk but you should do it as a considered risk. >> thank you. so the next question, what was the most surprising thing you learned in pulling the book together? >> for me the most surprising thing really was how common the women's experiences were despite the incredible differences in cu

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up next, treasures from the cliff house up for auction. but one group wants to make sure some of the more historic items stay in town. stay in san francisco. like, seeing my mom. it's unthinkable to me that i can't see her and i can't hug her. not being able to hug is just like somebody has to tie me down. touching someone to say i love you, to hug you... those are the things that i miss. ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> a historic move in berkley. city leaders passing a new housing law. that means the end of single family zoning. multi-family homes can be built in traditional single family homes. they say it's critical to make the city more accessible to everyone. berkley is the first city in the country to enact single family zoning. >>> the iconic cliff house is closed, but now there's an effort to save some of its art. local art experts say the pieces are just too historic to let go. it's part of our city's dna. they're asking the community for help in hopes of raising $150,000 to stop the auction. >> if you can imagine a place that you go or that you love o

cliff, you're not only reporting on this. you are living this. you have been in your car with winter coat on trying to charge your phone. you're coming back to try to do your reporting in the house. what is the core issue in texas right now? >> first of all, poppy, thank you for having me. we got our power back last night. and this morning i was able to shave and shower. so i'm one of the lucky ones. i'm one of the lucky ones. actually houston has been very cold, but it's been even colder in a lot of other places. if i may add to this whole question of the wind power, wind power is a very small issue in this problem. and in my reporting, i have found that actually the main problem has been the fossil fuels. there's been a cascade of problems which has basically been a vicious cycle in the permian basin where the oil and gas is. when this winter storm hit and people started jacking up their heat, they overloaded the system. and then the freezing weather took over and started freezing circuits, transmission lines and even the oil wells themselves.

. >>> in san francisco, there is word the cliff house could see new life as soon as this spring. chronical reports the national park service says the goal is for the building to house a restaurant again but it may not be called cliff house. the restaurant closed after negotiations on a lease extension failed. >>> i am dennis o'donnell. are you 6'9" and can rebound? you might want to call the state warriors. >> how a barber almost kept a former 49er out of the super bowl. >>> kpix5 wants to bring you the good news in the bay area. go to kpix.com/together. send by harnessing california's abundant wind and solar energy, we have the power to take on climate change. use less from 4 to 9 pm to keep california golden. >>> welcome back on this thursday morning. 4:52. you might want to find your sunglasses. we'll see plenty sunshine today as high pressure buily, concord morning, you will see a high of 61 and also for pleasant hill. san francisco is 57 and 59 for oakland, low 60s for the north bay. >>> good morning everybody. warriors center expected to miss at least two weeks no onth warr

>> also this morning, the cliff house reborn. what could be moving into this iconic spot? >> good morning, everybody. it is thursday, february 4th. >> it certainly is. and we're going to check in with mike and a look at our weather.. that's something. >> yes. that is definitely a change, isn't it, reggie. >> hi, everybody. thanks for joining us. here's the reason why, high pressure is building over our neighborhoods. hardly a cloud to be found around us. the storm track well to the north and that's where it's going to stay. we have offshore breezes that are a faste i hil but pretty well. there's not much fog out there. now, as the high pressure moves in, those breezes in the hills will calm down, and the dry air and sunshine will combine to take us from around 40 to 46 at 7:00, to mid 50s at noon to upper 50s at 4:00, and we'll touch 60s around 2:00. back down to the upper 40s to around 50 around 7:00. some 70s on the way for your weekend. i'll show you that coming up when we get over to jobina now. >> thank you, mike. we're following breaking here. san jose police are on

postal service is facing a financial cliff after years of declining revenues. how congress is now working to keep the postal system running. >>plus shutting down after more than 30 years in business why fry's >>another company taking a toll from the pandemic after 36 years in business fry's electronics is shutting its doors this nationwide company was founded in the south bay. it has 31 stores across the nation in 9 different states fry's electronics release a statement saying that the business is not being put up for sale instead the company is hoping that shutting down will maximize the value of its remaining assets for all stakeholders this morning on makers and labor leaders held a news conference to push for an expansion of paid sick leave for essential workers. >>employer mandated covid-19 specific emergency paid sick leave expired on december 31st. >>labor leaders say essential employees you don't have paid sick leave or put in the position of having to choose between working while sick. we're losing money local representatives say essential workers also

cal fire firefighters used ropes to repel down cliff and hoist him up. robert was safe the crew posed for pictures with the happy pup. glad glad he is okay. >>> the time is now 4:50. >> still ahead, it is officially super bowl week but new player picks have some nfl teams already looking ahead to next e ons monday morning, remember kpix wants to bring you the good news happening in the bay area. go to kpix.com/together. you can also send all your story ideas to together at cbs.com. we will be right back. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with... just 2 medicines... in 1 pill,... dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach and stay undetectable. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed... and get to and stay

. >>> i am at the cliff house. like, seeing my mom.it's unthinkable to me that i can't see her and i can't hug her. not being able to hug is just like somebody has to tie me down. touching someone to say i love you, to hug you... those are the things that i miss. ♪ ♪ >>> dwi charges have been dropped against bruce springsteen. instead, the driver pleaded guilty to a lesser charge. it was argued that charges of driving while intoxicated cannot be proven. he is charged with drinking at a new jersey park knowing it was prohibitive. a judge has ordered him to pay a $500 fine. >>> a new study is out on vehicle crash tests and accident prevention. the insurance institute for highway safety says a record 90 new vehicles earned a top safety pick award, up from city for last year. more vehicles made the grade because of auto braking system and better headlights. >> casting more like down the road for the driver and eliminating the glare for the oncoming drivers. >> the group has not yet tested the genesis gb 80 that tiger woods was driving. >>>

cal fire firefighters used to ropes to rappel down the cliff and hoist him back up. once robert was safe, the crew posed for pictures with the happy pup. >>> more local news at head at 11 tonight, since the committee outraged after the heart was attack on a defenseless school tortoise. >>> and why you might not want to dispose of old wooden projects just anywhere. >>> and what you need to know before you had to yosemite when it reopens >>> tonight is and as a community is upset over a senseless attack on a beloved preschool pet. da lin on the brutal beating taken by a tortoise. and we do have a warning, these images may be hard to look at. >> meet michelangelo. even after the attack he is still friendly and walking their people. but the trauma is evidence. any loud, sudden noises would cause them to hide in his shell. >> this is a brutal attack on something that can't defend himself, he can't even run away so i've been doing this for almost 11 years now, and this is a first for me. >> reporter: is an educational pet, at play and learn preschool in san jose. >> they g

>>> san francisco's famous cliff house building could be home to a restaurant once again. restaurant closed earlier this year after it could not reach a lease deal with the national parks service which owns the building. now the chronicle is reporting the park service is looking for another restaurant to move in. >> well, it's been sitting idlech the cliff house has been hit by thieves. park police released this image of two suspects in a theft last tuesday. one stolen item was this bathing suit valued at $2,000. people would wear at the old sutro bathhouse in the 1900s. >> stay with us. larry is up next in sports. >> could richard sherman join the silver and black in want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network. sure thing! and with fast nationwide 5g included at no extra cost. we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. and get a new samsung galaxy starting at $17 a month. learn more at xfin

. >>> san francisco's famous cliff house building could be home to a restaurant once again. restaurant closed earlier this year after it could not reach a lease deal with the national parks service which owns the building. now the chronicle is reporting the park service is looking for another restaurant to move in. >> well, it's been sitting idlech the cliff house has been hit by thieves. park police released this image of two suspects in a theft last tuesday. one stolen item was this bathing suit valued at $2,000. people would wear at the old sutro bathhouse in the 1900s. >> stay with us. larry is up next in sports. >> could richard sherman join the silver and black in ♪ ♪ it's the brand new chicken dance song uh ♪ ♪ get down heat it up like a sauna ♪ ♪ spin around one time if you wanna ♪ new chicken dance new chicken sandwich my juicy, thickest fillet yet. my cluck sandwich combos. only at jack in the box. new year's resolutions come and go. so give your business more than resolutions... give it solutions, from comcast business. work more efficiently with fast internet and

it goes from the cliffs in jersey to the cliffs in york. but the brooklyn bridge is going from the flatlands of fulton street, not brooklyn heights, it's not taking you to brooklyn heights it taking you to fulton street and that flatland and the flatland over -- so it has to be a much longer bridge. now, by the way you notice it comes down to park road, this is the city hall park. so it's taking you from the center of the central district business of new york, to the heart of the business district of the city of brooklyn. that's why it was placed where it was placed. now, in serving for this bridge since 1869, he and his son are on the dock over there in brooklyn and they are serving and the brooklyn ferry came in, the operator missed where he was supposed to dock the ferry and rammed into toronto and practice like and he died of law, a very horrible death. so in 1869 before the bridges even begun, he's out of the picture. the fellow really built a bridge, is this guy, washington robe we. general kelly's son. washington robe we knew that if

_ and the furlough and slowly fall off a cliff. in the post covid—19 world, or whether or not they need to be posted _ or whether or not they need to be posted further, or whether they can't _ posted further, or whether they can't be — posted further, or whether they can't be supported any more. whether the economy has changed shape, not 'ust the economy has changed shape, not just had _ the economy has changed shape, not just had a _ the economy has changed shape, not just had a big shock. so we will see a lot more — just had a big shock. so we will see a lot more of— just had a big shock. so we will see a lot more of this in the months to come _ a lot more of this in the months to come especially as the vaccine roll-out — come especially as the vaccine roll—out continues and we start to see some — roll—out continues and we start to see some degree of going into the office _ see some degree of going into the office were trying to restart certain _ office were trying to restart certain industries that have been able to— certain ind

edge, secondly, — making sure there's no cliff edge, secondly, make sure we are supporting businessesome through covid and funding people so that they can get the skills— people so that they can get the skills they need to go back into the economy — skills they need to go back into the economy. obviously, alongside that, peoples _ economy. obviously, alongside that, peoples wealth is important on peoptes — peoples wealth is important on peoples health is important, there but actually how we get to catch up programmes for our children around their education and adequate mental health— their education and adequate mental health services in scotland coming through— health services in scotland coming through this pandemic is going to be realty. _ through this pandemic is going to be really, really important, and also catch _ really, really important, and also catch a _ really, really important, and also catch a programme for our nhs. there are some _ catch a programme for our nhs. there are some of— catch a programme for our nhs. there are some of the cancelled operations across— are some

shed there is still an outside chance that the cliff house could reopen as a restaurant.er, those details are still being explored. >>in the east bay, it's an announcement many families have been waiting for the oakland zoo is back open to the public today was the first day guests were allowed back. following the most recent stay at home order guests are required to make reservations first and follow pandemic-related rules so plan ahead before you head to the zoo, but the animals will be happy to our 4 zone forecast good day the standing by with the it's a good forecast to going all the way to the weekend by the way to you know even tracking some of this rain going on and just look at of operate away so that part of the forecast completed. we do have some winds are going to building a tonight opening up the skies. >>white house some frost going on potentially tomorrow and it will be quite chilly with all of that as well quick check in the bay area temperatures now some 40's in the peninsula here san mateo 49, 50 san francisco already some lower 40's up north here 41 nevad

of the referrals that publishers from social media after facebook�*s blackout and they drop off a cliff on facebook? ie, where does the power actually lie? i know, at my publication, we made a concerted effort a couple of years ago when facebook announced after the cambridge analytic scandal that it was changing its newsfeeds away from articles and ads and things and back to the original intent of facebook, which was people and their friends, and our traffic fell of the cliff then. so we made a concerted effort at that point in time and it was part of our overall editorial strategy anyway which was that actually what we want our subscribers because subscribers are loyal. they appreciate ourjournalism, they support ourjournalism, they are very engaged. we have a really engaged readership, and that model has served us very well. not just to extend this battle, but also in the pandemic. so a subscriber model as a focus for us has been a very good transition. we are quite happy to see what it's like out there if you don't have facebook. so, having a business model based on lots of referrals

to the original intent of facebook, which was people and their friends, and our traffic fell of the cliff in time and it was part of our overall editorial strategy anyway which was that actually what we want our subscribers because subscribers are loyal. they appreciate ourjournalism, they support ourjournalism, they are very engaged. we have a really engaged readership and that model has served us very well. not just to extend this battle, but also in the pandemic. so subscriber model as a focus for us has been quite a good transition. we are quite happy to see what it's like out there if you don't have facebook. so, having a business model based on lots of referrals from facebook is dangerous because, as you say, mark zuckerberg could turn off the tap anytime you like. what has the public made of this in australia? what side are they on? it's a bit mixed. this legislation is bipartisan supported. there is support from the left and right for this code. in terms of the public, it's really interesting. there are a lot of people when this blackout first occurred saying, "wow, facebook is a

we're out on the 1st mountain came green in the ski resort of going to the 1st things 1st the 1st cliff walk. least we have the whole thing to ourselves because there are many people out there and with this weather today. softens gloriously fall it's now time to make use of all this snow we've got today and hit the slopes. when in switzerland of course you need to eat less and less what we have for lunch . the best way to get around in switzerland is by train and here we are taking one of those picture. crites to the top of europe today. now we made it to top off the oh you'll make a the top of europe on 3571 meters. nothing to do in this in the ski region is this well after ski drinks. climb in i've been waiting for this moment since i got here i'm going to get a bird's eye view of that and the best part i get to tell the pilot where i want to go. now so what do you want to see it but i want to fly over the narrows parts and i've visited the herndon lighthouse i'd like to see that from the above to a little boy to a bit but it's get the life of the whole thing. let's go. back to the na

so we're headed to a cliff. it's a race to a cliff. the american people before they hit that cliff. and so that's our sense of urgency. that's why we're proceeding with the process that we are. but there is no rule that republicans cannot join us in helping the american people in the path we're choosing. >> what is the most aggressive stance you guys would take in terms of making a deal right now? what are the areas where there could be a different state of play than there is right now that might get you a bipartisan agreement? >> look, one i'm not going to negotiate on cnn although i love cnn. >> not enough evidently. not enough. >> i'm not going to negotiate on cnn. but what i will tell you is at the end of the day this is not about this administration. we're not trying to get kudos. we are terrified of the future facing america if we don't act now. 4 million less jobs this year if we don't pass this american rescue plan. so i'm not just saying that. bush and trump economists agree. over 400 mayors republican and democrat are asking

that's what we call the glass cliff and many of us, many women leaders go through class cliff moments in their life. the other -- the other aspect of it is that women may take these positions because it may be their only chance at leadership. so you also find that's the other side of the coin. that a man may say, no, i'm not going to take it because it shows it's going to get another chance down the line, but a woman may not, so when a difficult situation comes around and they are looking, they say let me take it. this would be my only chance. so i think those are the two reasons and it's very real. i've gone through many glass cliff moments. i'm probably about to enter another one with the wto because it's full of challenges and tough, tough situations. you know, but the important thing is to have a game plan. it's a risk but you should -- you should do it as a considered risk. >> thank you. so the next question, what was the most surprising thing that you learned in pulling the book together. >> for me the most surprising thing really was how common the women's experiences were desp

for a while now understood to be due to health concerns but over the last year they have gone off a cliff 17.3 percent down on a year on year sales for april 14 point one percent down for november some have looked to diversify to move with the times when it caught in bavaria overturned a ruling banning the sale of alcohol in public spaces last month this brewery in munich set up a machine as i mean so we have here the mobile tank which was created with 2 other companies and here you have fresh 10 beer and the you can tap using their all the have to do is download the top of your credit card and then if you scan secure code you can type directly through the app and also be a contact less so that is also entirely covered conformant while a brewery near nuremberg saw their lock down creation vaccine the 2000 cans they produced selling out in just over 3 hours cans and bottles they usually the territory of the larger producers the vast majority of germany small brewers sell direct to bars and restaurants all. all of which are closed with no real indication when they'll reopen the german gover

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it was biden who cut the deal to back the country away from the fiscal cliff. his main concession was to allow many of the bush era tax cuts to continue almost indefinitely. his main victory was to allow other spending increases to go on without across-the-board sequestration cuts. the left was angry then. a deal of course, the fundamental definition of a deal, politicians will tell you, is when both sides are equivalently disappointed and both sides are equivalently pleased. in the main, that was true, but on biden's left flank several times he has gotten in trouble. host: david hawkings, our guest. as we talk about the week ahead in washington, we invite viewers to join the conversation. republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. david hawkings will be with us this morning. a deal is one way to move this. 10 republican senators say they want to make a deal and they come to some sort of negotiation. another way to move the package is through budget reconciliation. there are democrats already talking about moving the $

i saw a video where he and his family were sitting on the side of a cliff, and he jumped off the clifff where he was massaging stephen colbert's arms. >> oh, man. >> would you like him to massage your arms? >> any time. >> do you know that tom brady really like kissing people on the lips, team owners and family members. >> that's nice. >> would you like tom brady to kiss you on the lips? >> he would have to get a test first. >> would you go on a date with him, if he was single? >> oh, of course. go for a ride, get ice cream. >> he is only like an hour from you now? >> i know. >> he lives in derek jeter's old house. would you like to live with him. >> oh, yes. >> did you know his wife, gisele, can fly a helicopter? >> no. wireless woul>> would you like n how to fly a heptd? helicopter?>> i wouldn't like ty anything. >> what do you know about his mom? >> i know she was sick. >> she missed the whole super bowl because she was in chemotherapy. and tom brady's teammates came over and said, we have to do this for your mother. >> for your mom. and they came back and the patriots won. >> the g

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there things we can do to help students who are going to have to ascend those cliffs? have a question for my audience. what can we be doing it with got students, with got homeschoolers were going to go to college? what can we do to help them prepare in advance? the question i want to put to each of you is there one really great book you can put into the hands of a prospective college student before they go off to college they can read and master be extremely useful for them and understanding the strange lay of the landscape they are about to step onto. i guess i would begin with and they go to scott and then go to john and say is there one book you can recommend this way? it's to help someone develop critical thinking and how important is to accept responsibility for your own thoughts and actions and not to offload your responsibility to anybody else. i would say jordan pearson's book, 12 rules for life i think everyone going into college should read that. it's a great framework for not just taking care of yourself but learning to take responsibility in your own life.

be sure you're nearing the cliff they've been working all my life i'm a good kid now building organic for human resource for biomedical purposes so the beginning i was that it could be secure never at the top of the war but we created the new technology and once you create your technology if you want to find the feedback from the safety in my case for example a way. check it please let me briefly before you leave me fair and warmth are very interesting or many people would set up a period tell you that because nothing then you have. to drive you to go forward. very important think that buying in that sector right would be the fault of the bank would rather that we need to find a better way to bring the problem to market so you can find the right 550 and the right that at most for example upbeat if the b.p. people would meet for example you know or create that direct plan or book to read and if you're not thinking without the right people at the right the. market. start up in very 1st. it's not a complicated and who even in the face that says something doesn't go well then bible meetin

and along with that, cliff richard, who was absolutely an honour to meet. he was lovely.ust gripping really. they really enjoyed each other's company. and that was really lovely to see. and among the surprises, captain tom and his famous walker starred among the stars in london's new year's eve fireworks display. did you know anything about it? yes, we did. because we had to say yes, but, no, we kept it secret from him. so we knew him and we said quick and the quick and have a look. and unbelievable. hejust, he wasjust blown away by it. it was just a great moment, wasn't it? to see out the year. he was thrilled. he nearlyjumped out of his chair. yeah, really, he was thrilled. his name will live on. his was a life most extraordinary. music. i mean, it's really hard. it's really, really hard, the legacy is hope and joy, isn't it? and i think the thing that i feel is that other people are grieving, too, for him. and that's amazing. and as much as he touched all his people, and i don't want to pass on to them grief that is unrequited. it's ok. it's ok, i think it's ok to be s

the labour party are saying it should go beyond that, because they believe there should not be any cliff be difficult for people, difficult for businesses and they say that has happened before with extending the furlough scheme. the most difficult questionable, about paying this back. the chancellor will want to sound and send a tough message. he is under pressure. some on the conservative right don't want any tax rises, they say you should just let the economy grow. the labour party say, don't bring in business taxes now, corporation taxes, delay there should not be any cliff edges which would be difficult for people, difficult for businesses and they say that has happened before with extending the furlough scheme. the most difficult questionable, about paying this back. the chancellor will want to sound and send a tough message. he is under pressure. some on the conservative right don't want any tax rises, they say you should just let the economy grow. the labour party say, don't bring in business taxes now, corporation taxes, delay those a bit .they want to send a business friendly me

we should not be going from cliff to cliff waiting for the next round of unemployment checks to be stoppedt's give the american people the relief they need, targeted and make sure we can get the broad support i think will help us through this crisis. >> jesse: greg gutfeld, take it away. >> greg: first of all, the stimulus check i guess was supposed to be $2,000 and now biden is saying it's for $200. as the dems like to describe it, mostly 2,000. anyway. it's not just the $2 trillion of drives me crazy. it's what's in there. it's like the dems keeps sneaking crap and the bills because they know nobody reads them. i don't read them. it's 5,000 pages. here's an analogy. it's one that involves a digestive process. imagine a restaurant where the chef loves to sneak ex lax into the entree so you need to check each meal. the dems keep sneaking stefan and we have to be responsible. they are assuming we are too lazy to read. i am with katie. we can't forget that in the process of trying to win and election, the dems lost their humanity. they deliberately delayed a relief package so trump would los

good evidence for that and it is worrying — good evidence for that and it is worrying and it is a cliffr, it is kicking the can— through to the summer, it is kicking the can down the road but it is necessary— the can down the road but it is necessary by the sound of it. penny smith and simon _ necessary by the sound of it. penny smith and simon minty, _ necessary by the sound of it. penny smith and simon minty, it - necessary by the sound of it. penny smith and simon minty, it has - necessary by the sound of it. penny| smith and simon minty, it has been necessary by the sound of it. peggy smith and simon minty, it has been a pleasure. simon and penny will be back at 11:30pm — coming up next it's click. goodbye for now. hey, welcome to click. hope you're doing 0k. lara, how are you this week? good, thanks, just about managing to stay entertained. i keep going through phases of what i am actually doing and this week it's been all about live radio. do you know, me too! i'm listening to more and more live radio these days and ijust feel i need to hear a live human voice coming through the s

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what the resolution foundation says is there is a cliff edge coming because the number of people whoorking is 2 million. 0ver people who have not been working is 2 million. over the last six months just shy of 2 million people have not been in any sort of work at all because of the impact coronavirus has had on the economy. they may in some cases have been out of work entirely for that time, some may have been on and off furlough according to those lockdown restrictions. we know some businesses have not been able to open, predominantly in things like retail and hospitality. they are warning that at the end of the furlough scheme there could be a dramatic surge in unemployment because we must remember that in the official unemployment figures anyone currently on the furlough scheme is not classed as unemployed, and so they fear there could be a sharp cliff edge that comes when the scheme is wound down. it also looks at how these people expect to continue working beyond the end of the furlough scheme and they found that 8% of those currently not working had either been told that theirj

the resolution foundation says there is a cliff edge coming because the number of people who have notk at all because of the impact coronavirus has had on the economy. they may, in some cases, have been out of work entirely for that time. some may have been on and off furlough according to the lockdown restrictions. some businesses have not been able to open, predominantly retail and hospitality. they are warning that at the end of the furlough scheme there could be a dramatic surge in unemployment because we must remember that in the official unemployment figures anyone who is currently on the furlough scheme is not classed as unemployed. so they fear there could be a sharp cliff edge that comes when the scheme is wound down. 8% had been told theirjob would not exist or they would be made redundant when the scheme ends so there is a realfear the headline rate of unemployment could soar when the government once done thejob support scheme. unemployment in the uk currently 5%, 1.7 support scheme. unemployment in the uk currently 5%,1.7 million people. there are concerns it could rise si

this adds a phaseout period so unemployed workers don't face another cliff in september. i urge my colleagues to urge this amendment as you have done with bipartisan support over the past year to this underlying bill. i reserve the balance of my time. >> i would like to recognize the gentleman to speak on the amendment. >> thank you. this republican amendment would add greater uncertainty for workers who are still working or who will return to work by cutting off their access to this federal unemployment benefit if and when they lose their jobs perhaps this summer. we all hope this pandemic will end and people will be able to return to work. in fact, we are doing more than helping in the bills we are considering this week, we are taking action to give president biden the tools to get more people vaccinated and and this pandemic -- end this pandemic but we don't know how long this will take or how quickly the economy will recover. if there is a phaseout period for which benefits are being paid out for existing claimants but newly unemployed workers can no longer apply, as