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dolittle to hear s is adie reply, i love you too.n the road. >> good girl. >> reporter: in new jersey. >> this is her favorite spot. >> and that's the overnight news for this wednday, for some of you, thehe news continues. for others, check back later for cbs this morning and follow us online all the time, at cbs news.com. reporting from the nation's capitol. >>> it's wednesday, march 3rd, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." high expectations. president biden moves up the timeline to vaccinate every adult as two states lift all covid restrictions. >>> deadly california crash. 13 people are killed after an suv and tractor-trailer collide. why it's now a federal investigation. >>> voting rights challenge. how a supreme court case could how a supreme court case could impact future elections. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we're going to begin this morning with breaking news overseas. at least ten rockets targeted an airbase in western iraq this

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nike adi da 3 western brands are under attack in china for their stance on forced labor and cian jobs with calls for boycotts spreading what is the anger mean for western companies increasingly caught between china and markets elsewhere. also on the show experts warn the pandemic is widening the digital divide in africa look at what needs to be done for business owners and workers on the continent. and germany was supposed to be the model of pandemic management that's changed and businesses are especially frustrated. after the show in berlin good to have you with us a furious china is lashing out against global fashion brands u.s. sports apparel maker nike is facing a backlash on social media in china after saying it was concerned about reports of forced labor of weekers in the sheen john region region that it says it no longer sources cotton in the fallout comes after the e.u. and the u.s. imposed sanctions on chinese officials for legit human rights violations and change on. nike is trending on social media in china but not in a good way it's facing a backlash after a statement on c

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ady to conduct such a probe at the time however it's now understood that u.k. dia's for the issue can be resolved and is cooperating with water. we are working with the border to investigate claims relating to private testing carried out by british cycling in 2011 u.k. anti doping agency is examining archives to confirm decisions that were taken in 2011 followed due process set by wada now it's claimed that british cycling conducted its own testing absolutely privately and did not then pass on those results to the u.k. a deal so now is saying it's reviewing all of its processes but of course given the length of time between 2012 and now or nearly a whole decade ago it's really making it difficult to connect the dots at this stage we are unable to give full comment on the story of this stage is the events took place of a 10 years ago and none of the senior management team involved have worked for british cycling for some time we were reviewing such archived records that exist from this period and lou that is not a straight forward or quick process we will share

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reported that the hardy had relationships with a number of married women including one of his subordinates adi has denied the accusations he says stepping down was not cowardice but a sign of great respect for the office of the president. nigerian officials say they're close to rescuing 317 girls kidnapped from a school in the northwestern state of zamfara it's given their family's hope after the raid early on friday and interest has more now from the south. it's difficult says $317.00 goals like taken from a boarding school in joint debate in some part of state now abortions are underway to recover them on the orders of nigeria's president that they will they should be secured and returned home safe and sound right behind me is a tough one but he's on a surveillance mission there are 2 helicopters actually deployed for this mission based on something the force and they started to fly did to fight the location why these goals and they would want to make sure that they have not been moved so that whatever negotiations or whatever action that needed to be taken is taken successfully we only have

eighty's and early ninety's there was a term herd often called check kiting check kiting could have people adi was busted . they in turn went out of business or bought out that was a stock brokerage yeah yeah and so what they did after they got rid of the competition peter peabody they may check kiting legal and that's check kiting so the government sends the money to the banks the banks check the sun surely they as you point out they use the money 1st they front run everybody else so a lot of this is by the history of the past 40 years during this bull market is that banks figure out new ways to rip people off they get caught and what they do is they change the law introduce new laws and if there is any problems they extend and pretend they just make the maturities longer and the coupons lower but now it looks like that big american game of fraud which is the american business model is coming to an end here's another remarkable story this one is so crazy because ok so we have all of the stimulus checks thousands of dollars member income is up 14 percent in the past year mostly because of tran

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but you've lost medicinal plants and knowledge this woman is empowering indigenous women in mumbai is adi forest and this woman is working to really speak what to switch to alternatives of plastic we've met these side with movers to tell you about their inspiring stories hello welcome to core india. coming to you from mumbai. for centuries women have been the keep us of traditional knowledge often down to them from their mothers and grandmothers to be a lot of it has been lost. in the by the movements led by women can be seen in so many parts of the world we met one such woman. whose sustainably age of bybee lost need to cuts and in the process enabling the local community to be self-reliant. it is a quite more it could be a small village in the southern indian estate of bombing. and a little shop bought of athena garage is suggesting some home remedies to a young mother she has been quietly leading a grassroots movement for the last 20 years conserving the biodiversity of the region through a devival of traditional and medicinal plants. almost $65.00 plus nothing has population depends u

>> three best areas, and within mem re, micron, and in semi-cap, and then in analog nxp and adi are ourn the fact, expanding this out more broadly, we have seen they shortages. on the one hand maybe it giving some of them pricing power, but on the other hand how much of those delays and the impact that the supply-chain himups are having could affect those companies? >> i don't think we can do much better than that, gimp how long it takes to bring on new supply. what that means is a longer for stronger cycle we're two quarters into recovery so, you know, i think it's way too earlier to be given up on this group, particularly secularly how important each group is. >> how long do you see the supply/demand imbalance lasting? >> you know, it takes a year and a half, two years to bring brand-new capacity we could add on to margins, but given the growth youth look across over of the different subsegments, i would ar we would be tight into 2022 >> you know, there's areas that probably won't do as well, you know, i think the handset trade is -- is, you know, well into the story lining, so the in

get ady for sclooking at 60 this afternoon. east bay in oakland, 65 for a high, concord 68.d livermore with all that sunshine, 66 for a high. south bay, san jose, good morning to you, walking you through your day with 66 for a high this afternoon. >>> 6:42, a live look at capitol hill, senate has advanced the nomination for secretary of health and human services. republican senator susan collins joined the democrats in backing the california attorney general. the nomination will go to full senate vote. >>> stocks starting up this friday morning. diane king hall is joining us live. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. trading has been underway for a little more than 10 minutes. let's get straight to where dow is. right now it is rallying 118 points. in the tech sector, that's the lagger with investors taking out that sector, nasdaq down nearly 200, down also under pre several european countries suspending use of the vaccine following alarming reports. denmark, norway, ice land say they are temporarily halting use following blood clots after the shot. earlier this week aus

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he did an informal prep session earlier this week really trying to get red ady for this. so many of his other major moments have been unscripted and on camera. this will also be on camera, but the questions will be something where he will have an opportunity to explain his thinking on his policy, his presidency, what that's going to look like and also to be pressed on the issues of the day, including immigration, and what those gun laws that he wants to see and how he would get there. >> kaitlan, there is a lot of pressure on the white house to add tougher gun laws. you just touched on it briefly. a lot of people are going to be watching. they want to hear what the president is doing, what this administration is proposing, how they're going to go up against a divided congress and senate. so what actions are they considering in the white house. >> reporter: they're considering several different executive actions, some that have to do with background checks or some that have to do with purchasing firearms, how those firearms are labeled with serial numbers and whatnot. but

adi olowole has been in business for 14 years, most in this willow glen location face to face with hermers. >> everyone says e-commerce, e-commerce, everyone' shopping online. personally, i didn't see the value in it. >> reporter: that is until the pandemic forced her to shut her doors. she retained her employees and started reaching customers online. the pandemic has taken a big toll on small businesses like oluwale's. one in six small businesses closed and 40% reported lower revenue. 56% of small businesses say they don't expect to be back at pre-covid levels for six months. through her website and a federal ppp loan, she kept all four employees and will soon ship almost double the sales she was making in person. for that reason she decided to close the physical boutique doors for good saying the pivots forced by the pandemic will ultimately save her company. >> even though we're closing the brick and mortar, everyone who wants to stay is staying. i'll have to learn new things. i have to learn new things, they have to learn new things. >> reporter: adaptability she says is the key. a

real it thomas thomas adi are thomas city rather has. more now from new york city. opening night at the metropolitan opera isn't until september, 27th and as the nation's largest performing arts organization prepares for its comeback season, it's singers, dancers and orchestra. are bringing live in person performances back to the big city, except. on a much smaller scale. this is a collaboration between furloughed artists of the metropolitan opera were an independent collective and we decided to come together for a week long residency to create our own work. marin driscoll and liz yilmaz dobrow spearheaded the series of socially distant chamber performances in collaboration with arts on site, a nonprofit that provides artists with low risk studio spaces. it feels like home it feels. a return to self and a return to collaborating with our peers and colleagues and just to hear the residents of the music against the walls of superman cost the floor. it's hopeful, only 16 audience members are allowed through the front door, and once they're inside, they have to sit in c

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trevor hasn't been in the same room as his 91—year—old dad adie for months.p and then they will bring dad to the window and i can sit and chat to him. how much are you looking forward to seeing your dad today? yeah, it will be emotional, i would imagine. he loves company. even if it's just sitting there enjoying the company, he absolutely loves it. so it will be brilliant. good morning. how are you doing? good to see you. good to see you, as well. i've got to wear all this stuff. yeah, i know. until we get the all clear. and you've had the vaccines, haven't you? yeah. aye, the nurse came in and stabbed me. i stabbed you! not had one case of covid but the consequences of that has meant that the home has been locked down. but you understand that. i'd rather be in a position that i can spend more time with my father later on, than lose him altogether. we did an easter egg hunt on sunday with the twins. for frances and her mum sue, video calls have been a lifeline. and after 12 months... hello. ..this reunion has been a long time coming. lovely to see you. honest

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a few years back, adi went to see how the restoration work was progressing.e takes place on 3 april, but not in its usual place on the thames and london. there are safety concerns at hammersmith bridge, it's all taking place behind closed doors and temperature. ——in cambridgeshire. the flat fenland there should provide some atmospheric backdrops to the race, but the big attraction in those parts is ely�*s enormous norman cathedral and, of course, its resident tour guide dave, who you'll find on the website. you must remember this is a mediaeval cathedral. it's out to get you. so mind your head. well, unfortunately, that's all the time we have left for today. next week, lucy's here to revisit some of our favourite adventures in south america. including the time i lived like a gaucho in argentina's wetlands. this is one of the craziest things i've done in my entire life! the water does not taste very good. and there's miscellaneous things — some slimy, some spiky — rubbing against most of my body! remember, you canjoin our adventures by following us on social m

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