we love questions on this show let's bring dan him out to try and answer some of those questions dan how has this ichiban been made whether we're talking about complete eradication or significant progress. as we heard from yuki other some questions to be raised as to how or the cost at which this achievement was made. there is a fiscal cost for sure but i think in china and this one thing very different from developing economies or even most of the emerging markets is that there is a social consensus on the nesa city doing poverty reduction so we have seen it's not just the government doing this alone it is enterprises it's schools it is individuals even many banks as a foreign bank we also do our fair share of the poverty alleviation as well so gather together in all those powers together then that's how we achieve today. but when it comes to whether china has achieved on this eradication of poverty i think that's really missing the point because at this particular point of time of course we can argue that there is no more people living in absolute poverty but we know that a giant as a

to take a digital currency global we are heading to a post dollar settlement layer world it seems dan how is the house is going to impact a. choice you know max we has one of our exorbitant privileges to $20.00 and get goods for it we get saudi oil we get chinese manufactured goods that privilege is ending we've used that we've weaponized the swiss system china knows us russia knows us the rest of the world us even the europeans aren't happy about it and we're going to lose that privilege we just keep printing money and getting bids for they've been working for years in office to go around the system what was just announced as you mention the swiftest partnering with china on the digital yen china as we've talked before it's 50 x. the number of mobile payments i mean if you take cash in china and try to give it to somebody at the cash register they're going to look at you like crazy we don't have cash change to give you so there everything's been mobile payments now china's taking the next leap forward they're doing the digital yeah it's already been launching for 5 cities a.t.m. you're o

. >> we've got records for the stock market so, dan, how do you think about this reopening trade.he rumor and sell the news kind of thick because then we could actually be in for a pullback >> i think tim made a really good point about the companies in these areas that really had balance sheet impairment and they had to sell really expensive equity and take a lot of loans in the airlines but look at disney today, up 4.5% today looking at a new all-time high and tell me if last year their sales were down 20% year over year and their earnings were down 60 something%. no real big balance sheets issued what is that discounting, so you have to be real careful and say, well, okay, they were actually discounting the fact that they are going to be back up and running with all of their business units and maybe, you know, i don't know, so i guess my point is like do airlines have a lot of ways to go yeah, but i suspect that there's going to be some consolidation and there's going to be a few more hits. i don't think they are going to recognize a lot of cost savings. if anything, it will be

. >> dan, how much would you chip in to have me not speak?in at twice the price, larry. >> exactl. >> no, i'm just kidding. i would say first of all, i loved draymond, on the court and off. he is such a great personality, but such a smart guy and a great spokesman when he thinks out about things he is passionate about. i think it's terrific. the ins and outs of that i don't fully understand. but what you're saying is true, they're not necessarily trying to punish him, but look we don't want got him hurt when we're to be play. but draymond does make good point. what's good for the goose is good for the gander. if the team gets to act one way, the players ought to be able to do the same thing. >> help me understand, larry. so did drummond want to sit? so did he have a choice? a draymond saying he should have a choice? >> no, he has no choice. the player basically is told we're not going play you. and we don't want to risk injury, we're just going to stash you for the next week or whatever it is to preserve you so that you remain a viable asset

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look at what me and dapper dan did and how much we could change by a little walk we decided to take.well, noble is the founder of humble, an afterschool equestrian program that brings horses to kids in underprivileged communities. >> she's right. we all remember when we touch a horse, see a horse and how many it connects with people. >> for sure. inspiring us all. >> have a great day tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ♪

. >> you know, you're right about that, dan. so how windy is it?flying kites. here is a nice beautiful view of clear sky view from emeryville looking back towards san francisco. these are our forecast features. gusty winds are with us now will, be through tomorrow. sunny skies this weekend, both days. and there are hints of rain late next week. for tonight, no hints at all, a lot of wind and clear sky. overnights in the 30s. mid- to upper 30s. low 40s around the bay and on the coast. tomorrow sunny and windy gusty. highs will range from mid-50s at the coast to low 60s around the bay shoreline to mid-60s inland. it won't be a very warm day tomorrow. the forecast animation starts tomorrow morning, 5:00. takes us into next week. there will be rain moving to our north, and even some little areas to our south the next few days. but no rain will be approaching the bay area until the end of next week. perhaps next friday into next saturday. so let's take a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. lots of clear skies, sunny days ahead. mild weather the

wall street journal brussels bureau chief dan michaels explains the paris agreement and how it's viewed worldwide and what's next for the united states. dan: the first challenge would seem to be, when he meets his counterparts, to discuss the paris accord, is rebuilding u.s. credibility. no one will doubt carries credibility on this. he helps write the paris accord. no one will doubt president biden's sincerity. but the u.s. as a whole, probably europe, others will be looking at it to see if the u.s. is really going to take measures that will address climate change and also commit money to helping other countries address climate change. >> find c-span's the weekly where you get your podcasts. >> and live to capitol hill now where house speaker nancy pelosi has been holding a weekly briefing. speaker pelosi: i want to salute the general honore for reviewing the security here. i tasked -- i was honored that he accepted the charge to study how we keep members safe here as they do their jobs in washington and the capitol, as they do their jobs in their districts and their travel to and fro.

wall street journal bureau chief dan michaels explains the paris agreement and how it is viewed worldwide, and what's next for the united states. >> the first challenge would seem to be when he meets his counterparts to discuss the paris accord is rebuilding u.s. credibility. no one will doubt he carries credibility on this. no one will doubt president biden's sincerity. but viewed as a whole, probably others will be looking to see if the u.s. is really going to take measures that will address climate change and

let's get the latest from dan springer, how that process is going, maybe for how long. dan?that flight. the national transportation safety board held a news conference and said the preliminary indication as you said metal fatigue caused one of the engine fan blades to break off. that led to extremely rare midair explosion. the plane was a boeing 777 with a pratt & whitney engine. 128 operated by four airlines worldwide. united the only u.s. carrier that has them. the others are in japan and south korea. those planes 59 were in operation. the rest were in storage. all now have been voluntary grounded at the request of boeing so they can be inspected. the ntsb said two of the engine fan blades broke off, one of the base. that blade likely caused the second blade to fracture. leading to uncontained engine failure where parts of the engine fly out despite protective coverings designed to prevent that. >> approximately four mints -- minutes take takeoff, the plane passing through 5,000 feet above sea level, a loud bang was heard on the cockpit voice recorder. reporter: the whole

they're also working on other ways to keep the public notified about future events reporting in valai how danrn kron 4 news. >>5.34 and happening today, the cdc is supposed to come out with guidance on how to safely reopen schools, white house press secretary jen psaki says the biden administration is ultimately going to defer to the medical experts on what should be done. you see berkeley is taking a different and more drastic approach to preventing covid cases on campus after more than 400 students and faculty tested positive of the last 2 weeks of january since february first about 2000 students in residential halls, we're told to stay in the rooms as much as possible. and wear face coverings in the common areas they can only leave their dorm for medical care covid testing and get food. there's also a ban on outdoor exercise which some argues goes too far. for me the way that i disconnected like decompress. >>from this virtual setting is going for walks right now that way to decompress has been removed young people need to be exercising they should up the outside it should be they can exer

vonnie: can you explain that a little bit more and give us details as to how much more? dani can't get into that, but this is well within the right, based on the risk profile of the firm. they have a right to do a capital call the way robinhood issued a call that went unmet for a day or two while they precluded people from trading some of those highflying stocks. vonnie: having seen the movement of the last few days, what would you change about market structure as it relates to the retail investor? you are one of many platforms. robinhood is probably the one that was biggest until now but there is you, we bowl, so many. -- webull. dan: we are seeing what the markets will do. the run-up and rundown, while fairly extreme, were done in an orderly way. in other words, people were well aware of the direction stocks were taking and had ample opportunity to get in and out. what we have seen over the last few days is capitalism at its best, the little guy striking back at institutions, and sort of leveling the playing field. it has been a great thing for the markets. vonnie: that wi

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to reenter the global treaty wall street journal dan michael explains the paris agreement and how it's viewed worldwide and what's next for the united states. >> the first challenge would be when he meets his counterparts to discuss the paris accord is rebuilding u.s. credibility no one carries credibility on this he helped write the paris accord and no one will doubt president biden's sincerity but the u.s., probably europe, others would be looking at it to see is a u.s. really going to take measures that will address climate change and also commit money to helping other countries address climate change. >> find c-span the weekly where you get your podcast. >> you are watching cspan2 your unfiltered view of government, c-span2 created by america's television company and today brought to you by these television companies who provide cspan2 to viewers as a public service. >> public health officials from the white house covid-19 response team given update on vaccination efforts. it also spoke about the threat of new variants, guidelines for reopening schools and travel restrictions being

dan marino jersey. the video caught the eye of the legendary dolphins quarterback, who sent mike a personal message of hope. >> hey, mike howre you doing, man? it's dan marino. hey, i saw your video. i love the courage walking up the steps and making it so you just keep working hard, man. and i know you're going to be going deep someday for me maybe i'll throw you a ball >> yes >> reporter: it was an emotional moment along mike's journey to recovery how does mike make you feel >> to go through the struggles and work hard it just -- it gives you that inspiration that we all can do that every day. >> reporter: dan marino's message giving mike the fuel to keep going >> it brings hope on days when spirits may be low we can always look at that and it will give hope for better days >> and dan marino says he'll be keeping up with mike's progress and promises to throw him a pass as soon as mike is ready. that's nbc "nightly news" for this saturday. i'm jose diaz-balart thank you for the privilege of your time. and good night >> let's go! yes! yes! yes! >>> right now at 6:00, even more protection from covid-19 is on the way. the fda

dan, let's start with how things are building. anti-cuomo rallies led by a democrat. calls for impeachment. fbi investigation. >> dan: there is this thing in politics. they call it the big mill, momentum. it could be a positive aura can be a negative. nobody can put of field or a touch. it's not material, not tactile. you know it. you also know when the big mall mo.we know liberalism as a foret fire. but it's difficult due to media gas lighting to draw a line from a policy to its negative outcome because the media gets in the middle and lies for liberals. why is it so devastating? wise cuomo it so much trouble? that line isn't difficult. there is no way to gas like this. there is an actual memo suggesting that you should put people who are sick in nursing homes. people literally died. it's not figurative. there is nothing remotely humorous about this story. it's a disgusting, tragic story where people died. that's why he's in trouble. you can draw a direct line from his actions through a memo through the sad, tragic, untimely deaths of people and the democrats simply c

dan's plan. the kids didn't really want them. >> it turns out that those kids are who they are. they were born that way. they know how to get through the world the way they are. they don't really want a prosthetic hand. this thing started out in my garage. >> reporter: instead of being discouraged, though, dan said the opposite happened. he was encouraged by his ability to create something to help others. he just needed a new target for his energy. dan found it on his daily commute. passing ever-growing homeless encampments. >> from oakland to san francisco day to day for many years it became a journey through suffering. >> reporter: the day he saw the aftermath of a fire that killed a homeless person, well, that was it. >> i'd say that was perhaps the pivotal moment. i started thinking about, well, what could i do, personally, me? i'm just one person, but i could think of an idea, maybe i could come up with something. >> reporter: dan set his engineering mind to creating a better shelter and has come up with one he thinks could really help on a large scale. the quick haven transitional shelter is a packable, storabl

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entirely without water but it will take time to find out just how much water they need and how well they adapt . using dan simon found. yes it's still in the early stages. we're testing $61.00 species of tree seeing how they fare. we've been growing some of the species for decades so we already know their strengths and weaknesses and shark news up on a business story has so far raised 10000 trees new to germany's urban landscapes but better able to weather climate change trees like the turkey oak and you climb a tree which is being introduced more frequently into hamburg's neighborhoods all of which should make for some pretty cool cities. warm here charland good urban isolation with a growing amount of garbage here in lagos the produce of the escalator 10 pounds return for trash every day and only a small amount of bread to dispose off to stay there but. things can get pretty if many in the city and more than that disease can spread out a water supplies become contaminated i think each problem sometimes requires a huge investment if you appeal spent in minutes setting up a new polling station and the oth

dan. >> yeah, there is, ama. just how much? we'll find out. spencer christian will show us when and where. spencer? >> okay, dan and ama. we're going to have periods of rain actually through the entire three-day weekend. let's start with the approaching storm, which is a storm of light intensity. it ranks 1 on the abc7 storm impact scale. that will move in tomorrow morning, bringing spotty light showers. we expect under 0.15, but it will be a blustery afternoon. we'll have gusty winds with the storm. here the forecast animation starting at midnight. notice in the early morning hours you'll see a little bit of rain beginning to push down into the cloverdale, parts of northern sonoma county, and it will continue sweeping southward and eastward into the mid morning hours, and it will be all over after that. and there will be snow in the sierra. we have a winter weather advisory there until 10:00 tomorrow morning. but there will also be periods of rain on sunday, which is valentine's day and monday, which is president's day. a little bit later, i'l

look at what me and dapper dan did and how much we were able to change just by a little walk we decidedtake. it is always amazing to me any time i tell anyone what i do for a living and that i deal with horses literally everyone has to bring up the one time that their friend or sister's baby mama's cousin invited them somewhere that had a horse and they got to ride or touch a horse for the first time. that is across the board it does not matter if it was last year, 20 years ago, 50 years ago. everybody remembers that opportunity that they got to engage with a horse. >> talk to me about the project. explain that to me. >> so humble is a project i've been working on probably for the past six or seven years or so. and as i said before, i use horses as a medium to inspire positivity and we do so in so many different ways. so i bring horses into communities so i collaborate with people like sfpd. i am actually partnered with east bay agency for children that impacts over #9,000 children throughout the east bay from fremont to richmond and we use horses as incentives. >> reporter: a lot of ti

supplies and there are still major concerns when it comes to supplies and how many people those sites will be able to serve well for us dan kerman reports. >>i can't tell you how excited i am to open this. vaccination site right here in moscow knee center we're very happy to announce today. >>a partnership with the forty-niners and levi stadium to begin a mass vaccination site at the levi's stadium. >>early next week within a 24 hour period, san francisco has opened its largest mass vaccination site to date at the moscow knee center and santa clara county is announced next week it will turn levi stadium into what they hope will become the largest vaccination site in the state. well visually in geographically different. what the 2 sites have in common is initially they won't be able to vaccinate as many people as the sights are set up for we will be targeting about 5,000. >>not chilly shuns a day. moving up to 15,000 a day at our peak. >>he started today at around 1500 a day. they're hoping cannot they they're planning on going to 3,000 a day the next couple days when we a lot more vaccine coming. we'll be able to do betwe

they're also working on other ways to keep the public notified about future events reporting in valai how dan thorn kron 4 news. >>let's take a look the vaccination sites statewide state health officials say roughly 65% of all available covid vaccines have actually already gone in arms and that's 5.3 million doses. in the north bay marine county residents, 65 and older are going to be able to register for a vaccine starting monday can't get yet. but the county east already did start vaccinating 75 and older 3 weeks ago. they say that's it then endangered group 75% are in counties deaths have come from that age group the county's public health officer says they've made enough progress with the older group they can go into the next here for registration. and the supply will dictate when you can actually get your shot. >>well tax season kicks off today before the irs starts process in your 2020 returns, don't forget the pandemic may qualify you for more money or have you facing fees if you're one of the many americans to receive unemployment hopefully set aside some of that to pay taxes because

there and letting the public know about these future vaccination events reporting live in valais how dan thorn kron 4 news said information thank you dan and starting tomorrow covid-19 vaccines will be available at some cvs and walgreens pharmacies the scheduling system for c v s open on its web site this morning. >>appointments are mandatory and you'll need to be either a health care worker or a 65 or older to get one bay area locations include a san francisco sonoma and sonny bill. >>as more vaccination sites to become available demand continues to far acsi at exceed supply kron four's rob fladeboe brings us up to speed on what is happening tonight in the south bay. >>this man is among the latest santa clara county residents to be vaccinated against covid-19. he is one of about 200 people to get the shot here at the county's newest pop-up vaccination side of story road in east san jose. well, the number of people vaccinated is rising slowly, but surely demand for the vaccine is still far outstripping supply says deputy health director doctor rochelle luna well right now our allocation

look at what me and dapper dan did and how much we could change by a little walk we decided to take. >> well, noble is the founder of humble, an afterschool equestrian program that brings horses to kids in underprivileged communities. >> she's right. we all remember when we touch a horse, see a horse and how many it connects with people. >> for sure. inspiring us all. >> have a great day tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> steve: from rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests - dolly parton noah centineo, musical guest slowthai featuring skepta and the legendary roots crew and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: thank you very much. welcome, everybody welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show. [ cheers and applause you're here. well, guys, this sunday is the super bowl yeah [ cheers and applause and even better, america finally gets to live the dream of staying home the day after. yes! [ cheers and applause i can't wait for the game. i mean, after a year of

dan ashley. let's get to spencer christian to find out how much rain we can expect, spencer. >> okay, dan and amatell from all that green, it's quite wet across the bay area. but the vibrant colors of yellow and orange represent the heaviest rain. right now we've got pockets of heavy rain moving into the north bay and marin county and across the golden gate. and over in the east bay, some of the steadiest rain is traveling eastward out towards dublin and pleasanton and san ramon. we've got some wet weather over in the east bay right now. it will continue to be wet for a while as this storm, which ranks 1 on the abc7 news storm impact scale will produce more rain, briefly heavy. obviously it's a wet evening commute. will be breezy to gusty and as you can see it's going to continue into the late night hours. what will follow? i'm have the answer in my accuweather forecast coming up later. >> thank you, spenser. >>> jumping the line. tonight abc7 news i-team uncovers how

dan ives, howard ward, the acclaimed growth guy, stopped traffic a few days ago by saying we grossly underestimate the new technology knock on to other stocks. hown ives world knock on to the rest of the stock market that leads you to a bull market that is underestimated? dan: that continues to be our theme, transformational growth names in cybersecurity, 5g, e-commerce. it is still underestimated by the street. we are going through a gold mage re-rating protect stocks. i only think we are -- a golden age for re-rating tech stocks. i think we are only 1/3 of the way through. tom: i look where we are, and i want to dovetail dan ives into the conservative tone of the acclaimed mr. ward. is that enthusiasm fold over to stocks like the banking industry? daniel: i think you are starting to see technology bleeding into other areas, whether it is health care, e finance. even on some of the dating apps and others, as we are seeing these ipos come out, because right now investors are craving growth. that's why these tech stocks continue to get re-rated higher. it is a scarcity value, and we are going through so many transformational growth names which is

russell's bureau chief dan michaels explains the agreement and how it's viewed worldwide and what's next for the united states. >> the first challenge would seem to be winning when he meets his counterparts to discuss the paris accord, rebuilding us credibility and no one will doubt carries credibility on this. he helped write the paris accord . no one will doubt president biden's sincerity, that the us as a whole, probably europe will be looking at it to see is the us going to take measures that will address climate change and also commit money to helping other countriesaddress climate change. >> find the weekly where you get your podcast . >> missouri governor michael parsons thanked those on the frontlines in fighting the coronavirus during his state of the state address and talked about telehealth and expanding medicaid . >> first of all, it's always good to be back in the senate . good to be back here today. lieutenant governor, i want to thank you senator shots, statewide elected officials and state legislators that are here today. it is an honor to stand before you today as the 57

high tax manhattan for no tax florida you're noticing the influx what does it tell you about how to run a city dan collins well south florida expects to see miami the mayor flores's is focused he's. created a huge campaign down here to bring change companies into so florida particular miami you have the finance sector coming down you know the tech sector coming down you have tax refugees out of new york and california coming in. we have largely survived most of the lock down state you know we have kind of been targeted lock down school kids don especially the elderly we were lucky with the weather here so we had outdoor dining from day one started last march. and yes been a great place to 2 goals demick and the amount of people coming down is just growing day by day and i think by him he's going to be really. one of the future tear one megacities a we're going to see develop so if the united states you've got a healthy competition between states because wyoming which is opening its south up to the crypto bitcoin economy and being very accommodative for bitcoin and and now the mayor of miami has be

here's how india won. dan lawrence, forwards, beaten, stranded. terrific stumping!dges bat, hits leg, caught. he left looking more confused than when he arrived. ben stokes, with a shake of the head. ollie pope, here. the fielder is right there. and the head shake, there. ben foakes saw all that. his dismissal was almost a repeat. yeah. seven down. now, batting was extremely challenging. even joe root succumbed for 33. when the ball spins and spits off the bare earth, what can you do? well, when moeen ali started walloping sixes — five of them — it was a surprise for everyone. another six! moeen's had covid this winter, endured extensive isolation, and england say he's now chosen to take the option to fly home. on 43, his innings stopped. so did the match. india won by 317 runs. we've been, let's be honest, outplayed in all three departments this week. so it's important we learn. we've taken it as a bit of an education. we look at how they've gone about things. two teams, two matches to come. and the series — level. joe wilson, bbc news. former hull city youth playe

dan, how are preparations going there? yes, good morning. i want _ i am looking forward to it, because i want to— i am looking forward to it, because i want to see my friends and i will 'ust i want to see my friends and i will just get— i want to see my friends and i will just get to — i want to see my friends and i will just get to see everyone. what do ou think just get to see everyone. what do you think about _ just get to see everyone. what do you think about having _ just get to see everyone. what do you think about having to - just get to see everyone. what do you think about having to wear. just get to see everyone. what do - you think about having to wear masks in classroom and having to test yourself for the virus? it is going to be quite _ yourself for the virus? it is going to be quite hard, _ yourself for the virus? it is going to be quite hard, because - yourself for the virus? it is going to be quite hard, because if- to be quite hard, because if anything _ to be quite hard, because if anything it is going to be hard to learn _

how about dan bongino?e not going to let the left come over, control and destroy our country. which is what we know they want to do. and we stand on the shoulders of conservative giants at a convention like this, don't we? i mean, william f. buckley, ronald reagan, newspaper gingrich, rush -- newt if gingrich,

officials in the room briefing him, including former director of national intelligence, dan coats, talk about how it was to give the president an intelligence briefing because either he wasn't listening or often pushed back on some of the intelligence, arguing with officials with what they were bringing him. but the question of what his opinion is going to be on it now, biden is saying he shouldn't get it because of erratic behavior is notable. you're right, wolf, we should point out there have been so many stunning things that happened. easy to get lost in the news cycle. the fact that three weeks into the presidency biden goes on the record to say he doesn't think his predecessor shouldn't get access to intelligence briefings is not something we have seen before, it is striking and significant. whether he is going to rule it out, didn't seem clear if he is going to do that. weighing in saying he doesn't think donald trump should get intelligence briefings because of his behavior is noteworthy. >> the question was should former president trump still receive intelligence briefings, he said i thin

vaccine, recommending that it be approved this weekend kron four's dan kerman is following the story for us and joins us live with more on how the influx of available doses will change our path fort. dan. >>well the governor is talking about more than 300,000 doses coming not just this week of johnson and johnson, but the following 2 weeks as well, he says it's going to make a big difference and he had some other things to announce today just in terms of big changes. the state is making to help vaccine is distributed. even before the johnson and johnson covid-19 vaccine received its final fda approval. the governor said more than a million doses will be coming to california over the next 3 weeks 380,300 next week week after and the week after so it's consistent based on that 3 week when the right now california is administering 1.4 million doses of vaccine. each week. but with johnson and johnson coming on board plus moderna and pfizer allocations increasing newsom says the state hopes to administer 4 million doses a week eventually and the governor says the next priority group those 16 to 64 with underlying conditions may b

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