james cook, bbc news, edinburgh.urchases and sales because of lockdown. the measure, which can save people in england and northern ireland as much as £15,000, is due to come to an end on 31st march. here's our personal finance correspondent kevin peachey. packed but not yet ready to go, simon and his young family thought they'd have moved by christmas. now they fear missing out on the stamp duty holiday. to put it bluntly, the practical impact is aboutjust over £12,000, so it's a big amount of money. the problem we have, being in a chain, obviously we're not sure about the people below us and if that will affect them. it could stop it all, which would be terrible. housing taxes are slightly different across the uk, but at the end of march, concessions are all due to stop. that means tax breaks of up to £15,000 will come to an end. predictions suggest an immediate 20% fall in sales in the spring as a result. with time running out and the threat of sales falling through, the chancellor's being urged to act in next mont

james cook reports. it�*s been a funny old year down on the farm.y there will be trade deals struck with countries outside the eu and businesses here will have the chance to prosper, but at the moment the firms we�*ve spoken to up and down the country say they�*re mainly encountering problems — and these problems are coming at the worst possible time. this fruit and veg supplier in edinburgh has struggled in the pandemic. as orders collapsed, they went from 30 staff to 15, and now they�*re worried about brexit too. one thing for certain is prices will go up and it�*s going tojust become very expensive to go out for a meal. why? because produce is coming in, a higher price, i think it�*s about 20% higher from last year at the same time, there�*s paperwork that has to be done so it�*s more expensive to get produce into scotland. at this huge produce firm in glasgow, though, they�*re confident they can ride it out. here they see brexit as irritating, not disastrous. it�*s not a major issue being in brexit, because the uk will diversify, we always have

specifically as we have the man who is the go-to source for that, dave wasserman of the cook political report. we'll go to james in ohio. james, go ahead. >> yeah. so, i want to go back to putting the wall around the capitol. they raised hell about trump putting the wall down to keep the illegals out. now they want to put a wall up here to keep the illegals in. don't make sense to me. >> david wasserman on, that topic, you're a man who's worked around capitol hill for a long time. what's your take on a new security or permanent security barrier around the capitol? >> it's unfortunate, and at the same time it makes sense. the callers -- >> i have quite a few things at the top. but then we will take plenty of questions. i wanted to take a moment at the top of our briefing today to note that on this day 21 years ago, president clinton announced the naming of the white house briefing room for former press secretary james brady. brady, as many of you are probably aware, was severely wounded in the 1981 assassination attempt on president

one of the examples that i mentioned, whoever would have put apple ceo tim cook and lebron james in the same family album? there they are. their wealth relies on the two same things. cheap chinese labor and a growing chinese consumer market. if you look across, this is not just entertainment. it's not just tech. it goes in to the corporate world, goes into finance. unfortunately it affects our government throughout. one of the most astonishing revelations that john ratcliffe wrote regarding the cia. cia management was bullying analysts saying they didn't like their analysis of china because they were worried about the policies it might encourage, meaning trump's policies on china. he was hard on china. cia management was protecting china from solid analysis. it's astonishing. but take it a step further. remember who owns the cloud on which all of the cia's information is collected. that is jeff bezos who is china's number 1 distributor in the united states. >> tucker: in 10 seconds, does it shock you the new defense secretary has basically said the greatest threat is not china but white

. >> looks like a movie, like a james bond film more than a cooking show incredible. >> i also did a what this is, but fregola it's pasta, toasted. this is cooked like a couscous cook it in chicken broth that's what it ends up looking like so you cook this in advance in chicken broth and salt, like regular pasta. i'm making it with citrus, which is really popular, especially in the south. so orange and grapefruit >> interesting. >> what? >> yh.ea orange and grapefruit, mint and basil which i chopped earlie while listening to josh groban, h was lovely a little romance while i'm doing it some toasted fennel seeds, which is really popular in italian cooking. and then i made an orange zest and olive oil sort of dressing to go over the top with a little bit of salt. you're using everything in the dish if you want to top it off with sliced onions. not really my favorite at 5:00 in the morning, but still. i, too, am in los angeles. then we just toss it all together see how pretty that is >> wow. >> this is great. >> so fresh. >> if you want to make it in advance. look how pretty. it is fres

for his covid efforts, he was allegedly cooking the books to obscure the number of deaths occurring in nursing homes. new york's attorney general, laticia james, liz, is a democrat -- recently released a report accusing cuomo of undercounting covid deaths in nursing homes by up to 50%. and as cuomo was manipulating the numbers, he received an emmy award, he was the subject of glowing media coverage. there are thousands of families out there who are affected by this man's decisions who deserve the truth. they deserve accurate accounting. these are people's family members who died, their spouses, their parents. has cuomo no shame? it's one thing to make a bad decision, but then to lie about it for a year as thousands of people died because of your decisions? that's just moral depravity that should not be accepted by the people of new york or, frankly, any americans. elizabeth: you know, the cuomo team has been doing a full court blitz to talk about everything but, you know, the executive order that came out in march. the executive order said you've got to take the patients back in, and you can't test them before they come back in. we're seeing

james was a talented athlete as a boy. in the late 1980 s. he played for the reserve team of one of the country's leading football clubs spacek moscow could the new billy cook food loop a bit don't steal this clip just a little. goes under those heels a little of this been. me to not cause lunch so this point. so did racism exist in this sort of union. when the mildest of my own what are you one year in the i've been this low up on what's reported 14 up asked them what happened after the iron curtain fell when the descendants of those african-americans could return to america their ancestral homeland. to deal with and why now 100 years later is russia again attracting african-americans alone for skin you don't know to put the child in the 20th place of the kind of war the proud peace the way you discuss to go. this is a speculative attack that iran must is making on the bed right so he's already going to war at this time the s.e.c. is already going to war and he's shown them to be. captured now he's gone to war with spit and sand like a buy back my own stock i'm going to take your cheap money you know buy it quite like michael sailors do and now 500 other c

for his covid efforts, he was allegedly cooking the books to obscure the number of deaths occurring in nursing homes. new york's attorney general, laticia jamesunting covid deaths in nursing homes by up to 50%. and as cuomo was manipulating the numbers, he received an emmy award, he was the subject of glowing media coverage. there are thousands of families out there who are affected by this man's decisions who deserve the truth. they deserve accurate accounting. these are people's family members who died, their spouses, their parents. has cuomo no shame? it's one thing to make a bad decision, but then to lie about it for a year as thousands of people died because of your decisions? that's just moral depravity that should not be accepted by the people of new york or, frankly, any americans. elizabeth: you know, the cuomo team has been doing a full court blitz to talk about everything but, you know, the executive order that came out in march. the executive order said you've got to take the patients back in, and you can't test them before they come back in. we're seeing demeaning personal attacks from top cuomo aide joseph hardy against a group

for his covid efforts, he was allegedly cooking the books to obscure the number of deaths occurring in nursing homes. new york's attorney general, laticia jamesrecently released a report accusing cuomo of undercounting covid deaths in nursing homes by up to 50%. and as cuomo was manipulating the numbers, he received an emmy award, he was the subject of glowing media coverage. there are thousands of families out there who are affected by this man's decisions who deserve the truth. they deserve accurate accounting. these are people's family members who died, their spouses, their parents. has cuomo no shame? it's one thing to make a bad decision, but then to lie about it for a year as thousands of people died because of your decisions? that's just moral depravity that should not be accepted by the people of new york or, frankly, any americans. elizabeth: you know, the cuomo team has been doing a full court blitz to talk about everything but, you know, the executive order that came out in march. the executive order said you've got to take the patients back in, and you can't test them before they come back in. we're seeing demeaning personal attac

prestigious culinary institute of america and received the coveted james beard award, you might expect to find him in a high-end restaurant cookinghimself. instead, he's turned his talents toward bringing healthy food to his community through one very special dining spot with even more on the way. >> without harlem, i wouldn't be chef jj. >> to chef jj johnson, feeding this community is the pinnacle of his culinary career. even as a fast, casual takeout king. how important was it to open field trip here? >> my goal was to show people that black and brown communities want health-conscious food or better conscious eating. and why not it be in the heart, you know, from 115 to 116 boulevard, that's the heart of harlem. let's show the world that and let the people show the world that. that was very important to me. >> that's the idea behind field trip and its menu, an invitation to connect communities through a single source. let's talk rice because rice is such a fixture now, the base of field trip. >> our slogan is "rice is culture." you'll see that reflected in our dishes at field trip. all the bowls you eat are influenced by the r

james, thanks very much. >>> coming up the family behind an incredible atlanta restaurant will cook up one of their signatureevelopments in the efforts to reopen schools in san francisco. a group is looking into recalling members of the school board. the examiner reports that the campaign for better public schools is exploring changes to the school district. tht includes these recall efforts as well as other options like a ballot measure that would make the positions mayoral appointees. the city sued the district in an effort to speed up reopenings. >>> mid-30s to mid-40s. temperatures haven't budged yet, but they will thanks to all the sunshine we're dealing with. we have a few areas of fog. visibility, a couple hundred feet there. along the coast, it's not too bad also. that's the biggest issue with your commute is the fog this morning. enjoy sunshine today, increasing clouds, wet thursday night through saturday morning. even w 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 reli