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here is laura garcia with more. >> this is an all-new pasta, kind of inspired by ikea. flat pasta that morphs into 3d shapes. once it's boiled, it can change into your favorite shapement it can actually help reduce packaging. they were inspired by how ikeat. looks kind of cool. >>> nightmare for one new york parent after seeing a mysterious charge on her credit card. daily mail reports the mother's 4-year-old son, noah, purchased some $2,600 worth of spongebob popsicles from amazon. then he sent some to his aunt's house. amazon say it's not taking back the treats but friends started a go fund me page to help the mother pay for that bill. now she's received $5,000 worth of donations. and noah is happy with those spongebob popsicles. >> thanks, laura. >>> coming up for you, south bay teacher getting national attention. more than 24 years later, one woman is expressing her gratitude, a lifelong dream that teacher helped her achieve. >>> investigators with the plane crash in mississippi. hattiesburg tuesday night, killing four people. the plane went down after taking off fr

they were inspired by how ikea packs furniture into flat boxes. >>> a boy who loved popsicles in thet. 4-year-old noah ordered his mother's tablet to order 51 cases on amazon, almost 1,000 popsicle. >> but get this, a good samaritan started a fund-raising website to help noah and his mom pay the bill and they've now collected more than double the money they need. look at that little entrepreneur. >> a little math lesson for noah too. >>> next twin sisters from louisiana who are doubling up on college scholarship offers. >> so they received $24 million in offers from around the world. denish received so many acceptance letters, they had to keep them inside a suitcase and two crates. they at first competed against each other but eventually they learned better to join forces and compete with each other. >> from like searching on the internet, we was like, okay, we definitely have over 200 offers. right now definitely looks like we're setting the world record night now. always strive to be the best you can be, the best version of yourself, the best version to oher people. >> no one wins

. >>> ikea is recalling these colorful bowls, plates and mugs. they can become brittle and break, causing hot food or drinks to leak out. there are more than 100 reports of these pieces breaking worldwide, including one that led to someone getting hurt here in the u.s. if you have these pieces, you can return them to ikea for a refund. >>> while a lot of bulot of bul are moving online, google is betting on brick and mortar, opening its first store in new york city. it will be in the same neighborhood as the company's new headquarters. the google store is expected to open this summer. >>> i had to stare at this one more time to make sure i got this right. love is in the air in santa rosa. you heard that correctly. the north bay was named one of the best cities for singles. the new list from my dating adviser looked at things like the size of the dating pool, cost of living and quality of life. santa rosa came in at 17 on the list. other bay area cities include san francisco in 34th place and jose coming in at 46th . vallejo ranked 101. the worst c

stories and characters move between 20th century failed utopian empires and 21st century low—cost ikeanit descending into some kind of feral chaos, triggered by a crisis within the central white male character. the message may not be subtle but what moya's film lacks in nuance it makes up for in terms of ambition, with arresting visuals and out their performances, not least from that magnificent kate dickie who slips effortlessly between humour, pathos and weirdly smiling horror. you can find undergods in cinemas and on a range of digital platforms from monday. on the subject of dystopian futures, i'll leave you with news that lizzie borden�*s ground—breaking �*80s film born in flames has recently resurfaced on the streaming service mubi. we are all here because we have fought in the wars of liberation. and we are all bear witness to what has happened since the war. we still see the depression from the oppression that still exists both day and night. it's a provocative work that mixes elements of documentary—style reportage with a sci—fi inflected alternative history narrative. you kno

. >>> ikea is recalling dishes because they can be the burnt. for these colorful bowls, plates, and mugs. here is the problem, they can become brittle and break, causing hot food or drinks to leak. there are more than 100 pieces breaking worldwide, including one that led to some here in the u.s. getting hurt. if you have these pieces, you can return them to ikea and get a refund. >>> a lot of businesses are moving online, google is acting on brick and mortar. they are opening the first store in new york city and it will be selling phones, wearables, and more. it is going to be in the same neighborhood as the new york headquarters. google store is set to open sometime this summer. >>> follow me here, love is in the air in santa rosa. the north bay city was just named one of the best cities for singles. so, the new list things like the size of the dating pool, cost-of-living, and quality of life. santa rosa came and at 17 on the list, other bay area cities include san francisco, san jose, vallejo, the worst city in the u.s. for singles coming in a

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an all new pasta inspired by ikea. yeah, it's a new flat pasta. it morphs into 3d shapes. researchers used a special machine to flatten it out. shape and can actually help reduce some packaging. developers say they were inspired by how ikea packs its furniture into flat boxes. kind of cool. hopefully it tastes good, too. it was nightmare for one new york parent after seeing a mysterious charge to her credit card. >> the mother of this cute little guy right here, the 4-year-old this is noah. well, he purchased some $2,600 worth of spongebob possible popsicles. amazon says it will not take back the sweet treats. they start add gofundme page for his mother. she received more than $5,000 in donations from a lot of people who wanted to help this is when you take noah and you say, son, we don't do this. [ all talking at once ] >> i'm laughing because it didn't happen to me. >> right. see, that's how it works. >>> here we go at 5:19. mike, you have some breaking news to tell us about on the roads this morning. >>> yes, unfortunately we have to change that tone. thank you for brin

. >>> ikea recalling more than 160,000 bowls, plates and mugs because they could break when they're toos so far according to the company four people hurt, two of them require medical attention. ikea says most of the injuries were burns >>> on wall street the dow down 82, the s&p down 9, the nasdaq down 4 >>> i'm shepherd smith on cnbc it's the bottom of the hour. time for the tops of the news. at the terminal, on the plane and in the air the growing number of passenger fights and the big fines for bad behavior >>> u.s. central command with an update on how close we are to ending america's longest war >>> and one year later, the lasting impact of george floyd's murder on our nation's law enforcement. bills have been introduced to reform police departments across the country. more than 3,000 bills taken up by state legislatures in every state and d.c. so far this year 23 states have enacted bills addressing police policies according to the national conference of state legislatures and despite that trust in police is still starkly divided along racial lines in a recent npr poll 77% of whit

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so it's not like going to ikea. lemonis: i don't think the quality of your cabinetry is very good. lemonis: i just saw it in their van. can we look at the finished goods? look at this. there's already a lamination problem there. if you look at how the cabinets are lined up, it starts flush, and it bows in. and then you look at this side, and it's flush. after seeing all the workmanship, i have less confidence in the carpentry and the craftsmanship of everything inside this van, and in order for me to get comfortable to even consider investing in this business, i want to see how they can complete a very simple task. i don't know if you guys could make a set without installing it of all the cabinets and everything, where we can lay them out on the ground and breanne: yeah. absolutely. lemonis: okay? the idea is good. i just don't know how viable it is yet. breanne: right. lemonis: okay? nice meeting you guys. breanne: bye, marcus. ♪♪ lemonis: while the whole crew is busy making all the parts and pieces that i asked for, i asked bre and lacey to put a presentation together to help me

to the naval ship see a naval warships here the french have done the same to vessels on their way ikea from the french coast so really the pressure is rising. as chief executive at the national federation of fisherman's organizations he says the new licensing rules imposed by jersey are justified. in the short term i think this is a gesture that's been made by the french the psychs say the demonstration i mean made of. the vessels will go. i think this is a longer term issue which is that things have changed with brics it and the u.k. and deep the e.u. have regulation of ptolemy over their own waters so in the u.k. and in parts of the u.k. so we're talking also about jersey well my understanding is that. the authorities have done is entirely within the terms of the trade incorporation agreement. that these of nations that are proportionate there science based. there for good conservation reasons and they're nondiscriminatory so these measures apply equally to jersey vessels other u.k. vessels but also french and other european vessels so i think what we need to do is is understand what

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ikea has launched its long—awaited furniture buy—back and re—sale scheme in the uk, in an attempt too landfill. the move is part of the retail giant's sustainability drive to become "climate positive" by 2030. customers will get vouchers to spend in—store if items they no longer need are returned in good condition. the pharmaceuticals giant pfizer has said that the covid—i9 jab is expected to be a huge revenue booster — notjust for now, but for years to come. the company has forecast that it will bring in $26 billion this year alone. now, let's take a look at the markets. this is what asian markets are doing right now. we must point out that the japan market are not open, they are enjoying a public holiday at the moment. elsewhere a flat picture, nothing exciting. asian shares are treading water as sentiment took a knock in a sell—off in large wall street. the darlings of the market, in the us, some of the big names for some profit—taking going on, microsoft, alphabet, apple, thatis on, microsoft, alphabet, apple, that is why the nasdaq is down nearly 2%. and we can tell you why the

and other countries such as ikea coming up with new ways to reduce waste or unable us as customers tore's nothing like an angry sky to get the weather watchers out. there'll be more like this during wednesday. sunshine, yes, in between the showers, but catch a shower — heavy, hail and thunder and it's going to feel quite chilly as well with the air coming down from the north. around an area of low pressure which may be some distance away now, but in its way, we have this northerly flow of chilly air, unstable air with the showers developing. cold enough for them to be wintry on hills as well. around an area of low pressure which may be some distance away now, but in its way, we have this northerly flow of chilly air, unstable air with the showers developing. cold enough for them to be wintry on hills as well. temperatures well below average, but make a mental note of this — it will look quite different by the time we get to this weekend, as i'll show you in a moment. we start wednesday with the return of frost possible in any cold rural spots, but particularly into parts of scotland a

juan: if it comes with internet and cable, i am a child of the concrete jungle, i have trouble with ikeae. >> dana: katie, are you embarrassed about all of us? >> katie: i don't blame you but i can give you tips and so could jesse. >> dana: could you start a fire in the world? >> katie: if i had flint i absolutely could. it is a's before she starts a fire on television, dana. >> dana: "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ will . . why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because quality sleep is scientifically proven to help improve your overall health and wellness. introducing the new sleep number 360 smart bed. the only bed that effortlessly adjusts to both of you. proven quality sleep, is life-changing sleep. ♪ ♪ '. >> greg: omg it's omt jesse. >> jesse: yesterday cyber bullied me. watch. >> greg: you need to send all your cat videos showing cats trying to destroy your life to me care of jesse watters work email. >> jesse: now as the victim of cyber bullying by a colleague who i work with, i'm upset. and i just want to give you a little example of some of the videos that have i b

another one landed near an ikea shopping center.ed out of gaza. more intercepts in the sky around us here. the situation in gaza, we know that buildings that continue to be targeted the idf say that they have been targeting today tunnel networks, the entrances to tunnels which they say are located very close to civilian areas. they say they know that. but they tried to minimize civilian casualties. they say they've been targeting weapons teams, rocket teams, hamas rocket teams in gaza as well. nevertheless, there are civilian casualties in gaza. a small toddler was pulled from the rubble of a three-story house that was demolished overnight. the rest of the family, it appears, perished in that. and they're calling to palestinian authorities in gaza, 139 people killed so far, 39 of them children. 22 of them women. so, the casualties are continuing on both sides here. right now. >> all right. nic robertson. appreciate your update on what's happening there on the ground. let's talk more about this with my next guest who wrote in "the wa

these 3 cape town had experienced a mess of earthquake in a distant place but that it was well felt at ikeain this mug but. it was such a powerful tremor that the security police had no way. that evening's earthquake measured $6.00 on the richter scale it remains the most destructive chairman in south africa in history. so in terms of the way nature. spun the tools and. to nuzzle the burial of. room b. always. extract to an example of god's presence. because. all saw the estimation that this was a child of god. thus. the site he did was a child of god so was so nature of for us was a sign that there was a voice to us quake was the voice of god and of the. fact that the file is not closed the file has never been closed on steve because for example the file has not been closed on i'm a tomorrow for example 70 people have died in the tension we still haven't got the answers and even the truth and reconciliation commission couldn't get close to the truth and some families like him how ruins family decided not to testify at the truth and reconciliation commission because they didn't feel it was

[ laughter ] finally, swedish furniture retailer ikea announced yesterday that it will offer a pulledstaurants. if you have the patience to put it together. and that -- got a lot of farm humor tonight. [ laughter ] you guys, we have a great show for you tonight. you know him from the "captain america" and "avenger" franchises, including his huge hit, "the falcon and the winter soldier," anthony mackie will be here and she seems to be in every great show on television including "watchmen," "fargo," and "mare of easttown. the street continues as "hacks" comes out today. jean smart will be here. she's always a delight to talk to but be million votes in 2020, many ned. the gop is refusing to move on from trump ♪ >> seth: when trump lost, there was a hope we could all move on and talk about something else. in a perfect world right now, i would be hosting a show called major crimes, which would be a round up of who joe biden's german shepard had attacked that week i'd host in a trench coat like robert stack in "unsolved mysteries. while it's always been known for back stabbing and dirty dea

to the naval ships here naval warships here the french have done the same to vessels on their way ikea from the french coast so really the pressure is rising very vs as the chief executive at the national federation of fishermen's and organizations he says the new licensing rules imposed by jersey are justified. in the short term i think this is a gesture that's been made by the french the sykes say the demonstration i mean made of. the vessels will go. i think this is a longer term issue which is that things have changed with brics it and the u.k. and deep the e.u. have regulation of harmony over their own waters so in the u.k. and in parts of the u.k. so we're talking also about jersey well my understanding is that the. authorities have done is entirely within the terms of the trade incorporation agreement. that these of nations that are proportionate their science based. there for good conservation reasons and they're nondiscriminatory so these measures apply equally to jersey vessels other u.k. vessels but also french and other european vessels so i think what we need to do is is u

to the naval ships here naval warships here the french have done the same to vessels on their way ikea from the french coast so really the pressure is rising. german pharmaceutical company that develops a vaccine along with pfizer has had out a proposal to suspend intellectual property rights. patents are not the limiting factor for the production or supplier for its vaccine and wouldn't supply anytime soon there is a renewed push to suspend patents after the u.s. president backed the proposal on wednesday india and south africa have been leading that campaign it was about purana reports from new delhi. long lines outside vaccination centers have become an increasingly common sight in india those who manage to make an appointment consider themselves lucky. because i tried it last night it did not happen because of the time. and because everything was booked then. from the hall i got the sense india is the world's largest vaccine manufacturing but it doesn't have enough vaccines for its own people despite the government expanding the vaccination program to include everyone above the age

and checklist of ikea. but that was a waste station to auschwitz. and most the jews there was called a mild camp. but the jews there were out of the move to auschwitz. about nine trains went to bergen-belsen. it was the only place, really the only place, the only place where a jewish child under the age of 15 could possibly survive because in others, like auschwitz, all jewish children under the age of 15 were murdered upon arrival. usually with their mother and anyone seen not fit or able to work. so again of the 107,000 jews that were reported from holland to the camps at the end of the war about 5000 were alive and that included 800 who were still in mr. bork. they were in no danger, endeavor the germans would shoot them but they didn't in so only over 4000 jews were reported to the actual camps out of 107 survivors of the war. by far there were a death toll anywhere in western europe. my father, by the way, said to my mother i always had that hair infections. there was a medical care, the nazis preferred to put families on the trains. why? every

dealers, you can do business with anybody but one of my earliest campaigns i'm most proud of was for ikea fact and at that point, you just -- you didn't see it on television. you had billy crystal on "soap." you didn't see it. i got so many letters from people saying "thank you" for just showing guys, you know. it was a breakthrough campaign something i'm very proud of. >> seth: well, it's really nice as always to have you here thank you for coming back. >> thank you, man. appreciate it. so great to be back, man >> seth: it's nice, right? it's nice to be around human beings thank you so much. new episodes of "on brand with donny deutsch" are available thursdays across all podcast platforms. we'll be right back with music from dodie ♪ [ crowd cheering ] [ engine revving ] [ race light countdown ] ♪♪ ♪♪ when you save money with allstate you feel like you're winning. safe drivers save 40% saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. spray, lift, skip, step. swipe, lift, spin, dry. slam, pan, still...fresh move, move, move, move aaaaand still fresh. deg

shown up for the 2nd once all those who did well they soon found out there were none available on an ikea has more now from rio de janeiro. recently and had to wait much longer than expected to get their vaccines the mass inoculation campaign in latin america's largest country got off to a late and rocky start in mid january so far only 15 percent of the population has received the 1st dose according to media consortium at 6 percent of those lucky ones never showed up for the 2nd shot. to be including me i almost didn't i had to take an inside the pill to make it here for my 2nd shot of astra zeneca i was so scared as were many standing in line with me we were hearing all these stories about blood clots and now i'm glad i came. doctors say that some people have not come back because they forgot or simply thought that one shot was enough. is being either block of information into fake news spread by thoughts who deny the pandemic are part of the problem but we are also facing problems with the 2nd dose because of poor government planning. 16 states have run out of china's corona back vacci

a naval ships here naval warships here the french have done the same to vessels on their way ikea from the french coast so really the pressure is rising. a credible still ahead including who i don't like the question being asked by victims of fortune to doctrines in the novel and. the warnings that only slow slow down to alter code could be reaching an irreversible tipping point last month you know given all still aiming to secure it all english final in the europa league that's coming up in sport. you're watching odds are a reminder our top stories this hour the european union says it's ready to discuss waiving patients on covert $1000.00 each that follows. president joe biden's decision to back the move it would allow more manufacturers to make jobs and help millions of people in poorer nations get in arguments today and the u.k. and france have both sent naval patrol vessels to the island of jersey is around $10.00 to $5.00 a post breaks it fishing rights french fisherman say they're being prevented from operating in the area due to new licensing rules and the international criminal

and one of the most—read stories on the bbc news website is about ikea.ers to sell their old furniture back to the retailer in exchange for vouchers. it's part of a drive to reduce the amount of stuff going to landfill. where are you going to go with the papers? no pressure. shall i tell you about dogs? i will make you do a guessing game. the times newspaper, which is most aggressive? a rough collie, miniature poodle, labrador retriever, golden retriever? small dogs are more aggressive. miniature poodle. that is what they say. this information from the times newspaper. apparently, smaller dogs, the rough collie is not necessarily small. they are actually more aggressive and the least aggressive, labrador retriever, golden retriever. shetland sheepdog. staffordshire bull terrier and the smooth collie. the smaller dogs more likely to bark or bite. there is a massive dog where we walk our dog in sheffield. i do not know what breed it is. the bark is so loud you can hear it ten streets away. this was from the university of helsinki. do you remember boaty mcbo

i wonder how much of that has to do with the death of this narrative of ikea medical american culture. and the cold war? the cold war! i think the ways in which the seventies, eighties, there's protestant, catholic, the due! we are all americans because we're not economies, we are not -- then when the cold war ends, that sense of unity goes away and there are merges at this connected polarization in general. where identities have gone so polarized and much like around race or other issues, i get the sense that students are afraid to say the wrong thing. and there is not that space to kind of create a shared sense of openness with deference, it's okay that we're part of different faiths and talking about the. i'm trying to -- how do you -- what have you done that has enabled students to kind of release some of that pressure and be comfortable sitting with each other and i diverse setting of people of different faiths? i don't know if you have ideas about that. but i would be open to suggestions. >> yes, when i teach religion and politics seminar, a senior level seminar, it is sometimes

ikea has launched its furniture buy—back and re—sale scheme in england, in an attempt to reduce the amountnderwater world when corals die, either because they're damaged or because the sea becomes too hot for them and they turn into what looks like a graveyard. when you dive on a reef and it's just quiet and it's all monotone grey, it's desolate, it's so depressing. the solution, pioneered by professor smith, involves whole communities in indonesia. they take these metal frames, called reef stars, and fix them to the sea bed. fragments of live corals are attached to them, and the result is a revival of a habitat that many depend on. you see fish come in, you dive on it one day and you see the small fish sort of finding a hole in the reef stars amongst the corals. six months later, medium sized fish, the whole ecosystem responds when you give it this chance of kick—starting the system. the latest reef to be helped in this way is called hope. the word is spelt out in the new corals and the aim is to apply the same technique in other areas around the world. over the years, there have been doz

ikea is recalling nearly 160,000 pieces of dishware.e brittle and break. it could lead to burns. there's been 123 reports of breakage, four resulting in severe injuries. pool parties may be in short supply this summer, thanks to a nationwide chlorine shortage. it is due to a fire last august at a chlorine manufacturer biolab following hurricane laura. the shortage sending chlorine prices soaring, they were up 37% in march, it could spike to 58% by the summer, just when you need the chlorine and you need the pool, maria. those rush headlines. maria: all right, cheryl. thank you so much. secretary of state antony blinken arriving in cairo overnight. he will meet with the president of egypt following his announcement that the biden administration wants to send an additional $75 million in aid to the palestinian authority after the conflict between israel and hamas. right now we have a cease fire in place. blinken announced the u.s. plans to reopen the consulate in jerusalem which would restore ties to the palestinian, also calling for a re

every person in ikea is now an illegal immigrant.e really need to come together and have a serious discussion as far as what is taking place in our country with illegal immigration. it seems to be getting pushed to the next demonstration. host: that was ron from maryland. we will hear from boston and a second but here is a couple of other messages. biden blows that cruel policy by the racists trump/miller out of the water. the focus needs to be on the causes, which biden is doing. ending the failed and costly drug or will be helpful. who profits from that? text from bob. the biden demonstration is doing an awful job compared to trump. they claim the border is closed, that is not of the evidence shows on daily television. here is boston now, joseph calling. what are your thoughts this morning on the administration and border and immigration policy? caller: good morning. i am against president biden policy. i am a trump supporter. i think president trump had the right idea. let's bring some quick facts out. 11 million illegals in ameri

building — collection centre in the old ikea building in the city and we are really— building in thet everybody, nearly100% the numbers from hold, almost everybody, nearly 100% of local residents in whole engaged in some way with the city of culture, and thatis way with the city of culture, and that is the thing, isn't it? it is huge to see that comb that macomb communities engage in some way in the arts. ~ ,,., , communities engage in some way in thearts. ~ , . ., communities engage in some way in the arts. ~ , , . ., ., the arts. absolutely. we have made it our absolute _ the arts. absolutely. we have made it our absolute ambition _ the arts. absolutely. we have made it our absolute ambition to - the arts. absolutely. we have made it our absolute ambition to put - it our absolute ambition to put communities at the centre of our programme. ialways communities at the centre of our programme. i always said right from the beginning, when we came in to lead the programme that we wanted communities to create, build and produce the programme for the city so it is very much a programme own

ikea has launched a furniture buy—back and re—sale scheme in england — in an attempt to reduce the amount 77th anniversary of the d—day landings at an event in staffordshire for the unveiling of the british normandy memorial. the ceremony at the national memorial arboretum will be the first time the normandy veterans have been able to come together in numbers since the 75th anniversary, two years ago. with me is normandy veteran patron, george batts, and assistant director of commemorative events at the the royal british legion, bob gamble. welcome to both of you gentlemen. george, let me begin with you if i may. you were 18 when you are in normandy. describe your experience if you would, just briefly. i normandy. describe your experience if you would, just briefly.— if you would, 'ust briefly. i landed on gold if you would, just briefly. i landed on gold beach, _ if you would, just briefly. i landed on gold beach, and _ if you would, just briefly. i landed on gold beach, and it— if you would, just briefly. i landed on gold beach, and it was - if you would, just briefly. i landed on gold

stories and characters move between 20th century failed utopian empires and 21st century low—cost ikea out their performances not least from that magnificent kate dickey who slips effortlessly between humour, pathos and weirdly smiling horror. you can find under guards in cinemas and on a range of digital platforms from monday. on the subject of dystopian futures, i'll leave you with news that lizzie borden's ground—breaking 805 film born in flames has recently resurfaced on the streaming service movie. we are all here because we have fought in the wars of liberation. and we are all bear witness to what has happened since the war. we still see the depression from the oppression that still exists of day and night. a provocative work that mixes elements of documentary style repertoires with a sci—fi inflected alternative history narratives. you know, you can even see it. you know problems and were of that. i things are so much better than they were before. i it also features katherine bigelow go onto produce hurt locker becoming the only woman ever to win the oscar for best director unti