respond to what angie -- the point that angie is making here. >> i don't think there's an issue. i know teachers, and i know teachers want to be in school. but they want to be in school where it's safe and healthy. they understand the social, emotional, and academic toll it took on students to stay home. but to bring us back to school was something that was not in the teachers' control. the ventilation systems are old in many buildings, and, truthfully, it is going to take billions of dollars to fix them. schools can't do social distancing. testing, we've been saying all along, one of the things we need is a rigorous testing system in schools so we can control, or at least know, if there is a covid outbreak. the outbreaks before this, testing in schools was sparse. this time around, we're starting to hear more and more about testing and masks. we need to wear masks in schools. i'm very pleased governor murphy put a mask mandate into the buildings when it was going to expire here in new jersey. i think if we could control the masks, testing, and social distancing, we could keep ki

angi: absolutely. absolutely. first charge actually is failure intervene with the deprivation of rights. so, by failing to tell chauvin or to insist that chauvin get up off of george floyd's neck and back, they are violating george floyd's constitutional rights. so, it's absolutely about the omission there and not the action. john: one juror was excused after saying he was worried about the influence of race in this case, and he couldn't be impartial. what role does race play in the prosecution of these charges? angi: yeah, i was actually very disappointed in the statements of the judge in response to that juror who raised concerns about race, because, as we all know, race is absolutely at the heart of the underlying incident that gave rise to this trial. so, even while race is not relevant to the charges, the judge responded by saying race in no way, shape, or form has a part in this case. you know, that, to me, is a delusion. that is aspirational, perhaps, for him to say that, but it's not the truth. and i think

angie thomas wrote it and she joins us now., i have to be honest. when i say that, people assume i mean because it's going to affect sales. actually, no. the funny thing about banning books as it makes young people want to read them more. what hurts me is the fact that it sends a message to any young person who sees themselves in my story. what it says to them is your life makes me uncomfortable. the circumstances you go through make me uncomfortable, so nobody should have to know about it. i've had countless young black women, black men, black people who have come to me and thanked me for "the hate you give" because star's experience mirrors their own. so when we have people saying these books shouldn't be read, what you're saying is, oh, this person's life should not be talked about, the circumstances they're going through should not be discussed, and that's where i've a problem. >> right and that is very message. part of the iron is there are a lot of people who have accessed the story through major motion picture rather tha

nearly 4,000 walmart stores and online nationwide angi shares are up 9% on this news deirdre, back tohel, thank you so much. >>> etf sliding 20% in the past three months we're still seeing strong earnings from the likes of microsoft. the results boosting morgan stanley's view that the recent selloff is disconnected from underlying fundamentals. joining to discuss the sector, jeff richards. jeff, good morning you have said a similar thing. you need to know where to look for this value and we're seeing the nasdaq up nearly 1.8% today. you pointed out that some of the names you talked about a few weeks ago when you are on the show have already bounced i guess at least to the question, have we already seen a bottom? where is there still opportunity? >> great question, deirdre as you mentioned, couple weeks ago we were at the depths of panic around software and cloud and since then we have seen microsoft, a bunch of great earnings come out, cloud is strong and no reason to be shy about popping in at some of these levels i'm not a market timer i can't call the bottom but sure feels we saw a

again, responding to our discussion today, angie, i cannot run a parallel government, they flout laws and norms. and for activism on the pretext the social service, they must open themselves up to 4 states, secrete scrutiny, and be accountable. are you seeing any sense of n g, as i said, a 3 main operating in india and nice of flouting government rules? so as i mentioned earlier, the norms are very stringent. you have to check a lot of boxes and specially after new amendments were brought in last year. it has become impossible for and used to do any kind of good or to even to imagine that they can run it badly. government is just laughable. and most of these commons are mostly part of an organized propaganda. and because there is the spirit of the unknown that and jewels will come and jose, well, you know, people with the government, these are very foolish observations. to be honest, a host of boxes that you have to check, but and, and you do survive to receive our invitations. a government of india has even put on in the notes around 101 and one is on its watch list. and so it's not

. >> want to hit one more with you which is angi.week and that's a big disappointment over the last year. you would have thought when americans focused on the homes and remodeling angi would soar what changes about that story this year? >> i think the angi story is really interesting the ceo who founded handi is a really good operator and the story there is the fixed price story. the angi services business which grew i think 100% year on year and that's what i think investors will get excited about. they're going to be doing -- the company is controlled by iac which is barry diller's company and trying to do what they did with match and putt it on on line they have done it with ticketmaster, exped yeaia if they execute the upside is tremendous. >> jonathan boyar, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >>> up next, the battle over 5g. verizon and at&t responding to the government's request to delay the 5g deployment. what they said and why the government wants the delay tesla delivering the goods for investors. whether

thank you very much for speaking to us, angie. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz. one or two cracks of thunder already across the south of the country. this is what it looks like at 6pm so 11 celsius in london in the lowlands of scotland and you can see where the showers are spreading across parts of the country through the course of the evening and overnight but it changes taking place in scotland, weatherfront arrives with much colder air behind it. there's the possibility of snow on stronger winds in places across scotland through the course of the

remember he was married to angi and mick jagger sing the song angie.i stumbled onto the answer. >> it had to do with amg and make a david in bed together an that someone came in and saw them. >> i even got all garaged up an went to cbgb's when they were open see if i can pry open but the real meeting of changes was people took the code. >> i want answers on the 50th anniversary and i know you know. >> yes i do i wish i was holding . >> i cannot follow that. >> i cannot. >> wow. i can't. i can't get over that. >> there were great rumors in the 70s. assume we can't even discuss. >> anyway this angle that will keep getting in trouble. >> i was thinking the career is flashing before her eyes at. >> i'm thinking david bowie wasn't he in suitland are. he made a guest appearance at. >> he's one of the greatest performers of all times. >> and that's what i'm saying h was a great guest appearance of zoo lander. >> i have a great idea i know w have to move on but i think a patriotic idea would be to get these actors and singers to record an entire album of class

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angie, you're not a trumper now adrift, what changed?s enrolled in kindergarten at the cleveland public schools. while all of the neighborhood catholic schools went back to school in the fall as recommended by the american academy of the pediatrics. at the time, cmfv and some of the other districts decided to go remote. i stuck with the school district for a while. but it ended up being a full year before they allowed the children to return. it wasn't until march, march 2021. and then they didn't -- they didn't even return full time at that point. they only offered him two days a week. >> you wrote this line, you said the left-leaning red rourkal response to the pandemic seems out of line with stated democratic values. how? >> right. it was a disappointing to me to see how long concern there was for the welfare of the children in cleveland, quite frankly. you know, there was a full year where no kids saw a teacher at all. that included kids with disabilities. they were forced to do things like occupational therapy over zoom. meanwhile, a

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to them, angie schmidt represented frustrated suburban moms whose vote is now up for grabs because, they friend i talk to this about a lot. all of a sudden we're at odds with the people we used to agree with. >> reporter: angie is a progressive, but these days she thinks democrats have put politics ahead of kids when it comes to pandemic schooling. her take on the science can sometimes be very different from the public health consensus. vaccine mandates, are you good with that in the school? >> i think they should mandate for the teachers and the staff, but not the students. >> reporter: and mask mandates, what about those? >> so, i think at minimum there should be like a timeline for when they get rid of them, right? why is my son, who already had -- double vaccinated, and already had corona, masking 40 hours a week, that's another thing, i think democrats have been too dogmatic about that. >> reporter: you're an involved mom in a swing state who was a democrat and now what are you? >> i -- probably i'm still a democrat, but i think i'm a lot closer to the independent category. where as

angi porter is a research fellow and adjunct professor at the georgetown university law center.ng with us. help us understand these federal charges, depriving george floyd of his civil right. what does that mean? >> absolutely, thanks, john. i want to emphasize that in federal court, we're really thinking primarily about a person's constitutional rights. and in this case, we're thinking about ge george floyd's right to reasonable suzzer-- i, a reasonable arrest-- and also his right to due process, his right to not be deprived of his liberty without getting medical attention for a serious medical need. sohose are the two areas that are infused in the charges in the federal case. >> in the state case, you were talking about what derek chauvin it did. what are the challenges in proving that the federal prosecutor is going to have in proving that-- this federal charge? >> you know, i think the challenges will really be to focus the jury in on the issues, because lay people come to these cases thinking about the overall incident. so the prosecutors are really going to want to narrow

to them, angie schmidt represents frustrated suburban moms whose vote is now up for grabs because, theyools and the pandemic. >> i have a friend that i talk to about this a lot. all of a sudden we're at odds with the people we used to agree with. >> reporter: angie is a progressive, but these days she thinks democrats have put politics ahead of kids when it comes to pandemic schooling. her take on the science can sometimes be very different from the public health consensus. >> vaccine mandates, are you good with that in the school? >> i think they should mandate them for the teachers and the staff but not the students. >> and mask mandates, what do you think about those? >> so, i think at minimum there should be like a timeline for when they get rid of them, right? like why is my son who's already had -- who's double vaccinated and already had corona masking 40 hours a week? that's another thing i think democrats have been way too dogmatic about that. >> you're involved mom in a swing state who was a democrat and now what are you? >> probably i'm still a democrat, but i think i'm a lot

thank you very much for speaking to us, angie. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz.fter yesterday's record—breaking mild new year's day, in terms of today's weather, we have a few scattered showers, you might have had one or two cracks of thunder already across the south of the country. this is what it looks like at 6pm so 11 celsius in london in the lowlands of scotland and you can see where the showers are spreading across parts of the country through the course of the evening and overnight but it changes taking place in scotland, weatherfront arrives with much colder air behind it. there's the possibility of snow on stronger winds in places across scotland through the course of the night and the early hours of the morning as well. central and southern scotland. you can see the winds coming in from the north which is a sign of the colder air. in the south it is still a southwesterly sew across england and wales in a mild day but not quite so mild for scotland and northern ireland. this is bbc news — the headlines: face masks are to be required to be worn by seconda

angie? ms. bailey: i would say that we had our oval, our operation vaccinate our workforce, where we made sure to partner with the v.a. to provide as much a vaccinations support as you could to are mission-critical positions, including tsa operations like in the small airports. 77% of those folks eligible that had requested it actually did get there vaccinations. on the whole, dhs is 64% where employees have responded, 64% of our workforce has been vaccinated. and that is one part with the nation. to that point, we will put a full-court press on educating our workforce, get them as many facts as we can so they can make an informed decision. we have provided a timetable on when they need to have their first and second shots, and we are working with omb to make sure that we have a reasonable accommodation process put in place to address anybody who has a medical or religious exemption. so we are not in the business of removing employees. we are in the business of trying to make sure we educate the

and the question is about from angie and he's in south see dad, and he wants to know what about people who have been traumatized in prison? how do you get them back to being andrews? what? no more. again, tracy, help us out with that one. i'm not saying that it's in her pe you started than to raise you pick up because i was because i'm just not south sedans. so i, i know that teresa knows what, what facilities are available in south to done to help people get back out of their prison situation. so let me start with theresa. go ahead. theresa. it, you know, it as, as you've had from my co penalties. so it, it, you know, when i compare the kind of people with being in finland for example, and what we have in kenya, and that's not very different from what we have in foutz, daniel, other african country, the, you know, what the african prison i deal with chronic and our funding all and we've currently kind of funding been that green of a crowding condition for those who are imprisoned, lack of basic movie and definitely very know we have been dating program and i do agree that unique name

and through simmons al jazeera years judge shows denied evades by britain's friends angie to dismiss the sexual abuse case against him. virginia jeffrey was says she was forced to have sex with the royal when she was just 17 years old, and had been traffic's by convicted sex offender. jeffrey epstein. le prince's lawyers had said she'd signed a deal with that scene that prevented her from seeing him. now though, the case will be able to precedes in new york, prince andrew strenuously denies the allegations against him. let's get more now from gabriel. elizondo. he joseph fly from new york. a game is pretty extraordinary . the scenario bed are we really going to see britain's prince andrew in court? well, these are uncharted territory if you will, because it's not that often you see a british royal, sued in us court. so there's a lot of uncertainty to how this moves forward. although we can tell you this, that it does look like, based on this latest ruling by this judge, that this case will go to trial. that's how it's looking right now. a say when will that trial happen? probably not

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, who's died, just wait shy for 100th birthday ah, south africa is beating farewell to its leading angie apartheid hero. archbishop desmond tutu with a funeral service in cape town, has been an outpouring of tributes for 2 to since his death. on sunday, his body was lying in the state. it's in george's cathedral in cape town, the sangh venue, where he preached against racial injustice for years. president sewell ram, oppose a will deliver the main eulogy for me to mila is lie for us in cape town. hallo! there for me to. the service has just begun. what can we expect from today's farewell? all the funeral service has begun or with him. and just before that, we saw a procession made up of bishops and clergy from the church. and the anglican church is very much emphasized that the entire proceedings to day really centre around the archbishop desmond tutu and the wishes he had around how he would be laid to rest. in fact, he will be cremated later in the day, and that's following his body being taken from the church following the funeral service. we are expecting a eulogy from president lama

it was as other as with his rarity lead angie, there's an hour shift. all the stories and deliveries are based on this lack of information. rumors and official propaganda. those rumors only adding to the uncertainty that dominates life kazakstan robin 1st year walker out his ear and he's 56 people when reportedly killed in an air strike in ethiopia, northern te gray region, a look at say the strike hit, a camp internally displaced people in the village of debbie debt, navy era train border. now the ethiopian government hasn't responded to the report . the attack came shortly out of ethiopian government, released a number of high profile political prisoners and may include members of the t grain, rebel forces. government official said it was time to promote national dialog tech like every michael is a writer for t at dot com, which documents war crimes in t. great. he says the prisons release is nothing more than the p. r stunt by abby. am it some numbers in the international community went into party mode, saying that this is typically the right directi

and angie am so source of energy, but ensure that the government tonight prepares or is currently preparing a good response to, to the commission's proposal. we will be watching to see what the government here in berlin does. lena's arts or with the german buddhist target member of the social democrats. besides, we appreciate your time tonight. thank you. thank you. good bye. for one of the biggest voices in rock music has fallen silent. marvin lea, a day, better known as meatloaf, has died at the age of 74. he sold more than a 1000000 a 100000000 records in a career that spanned 6 decades. here's a look back at his life in his legacy. m. o u. s. sing a meatloaf died on thursday at the age of 74. but i'm oh i the thing whose real name was marvin lee a day initially pursued a career in musicals and 1st affected why the attention as eddie, in the rocky horror show it to be a music. oh yes, no. now album, back out of hell came in 1977. it's so 43000000 copies. ah, the hit followed, but his career suffered at times due to truck related problems and disputes with the right to of his hit songs. j

angie and dense fog will be out there tonight and tomorrow morning. wind continues throughout much of the day on saturday. the dry weather continues as we had through the weekend and through the duration of the forecast. still no rain in sight. we will check the wind hour by hour. they aren't a problem this evening and won't be a problem this evening. even early tomorrow morning, the strongest gusts will be starting to drop into the bay area from north to south. 30 to 40 mile per hour gusts possible at the lower elevations. the peaks could get gusts even up to 70 miles per hour. that will continue into saturday morning. finally beginning to die down as we had deeper into the day on saturday. those are some strong gusts. that's why we have a wind advisory that goes into effect at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow and continues through 7:00 a.m. on saturday for most of the bay area. the lowest elevations around the bay and into the santa clara valley are not included, but those are the only spots that aren't. be prepared for the possibility of downed trees, may be spo

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it was, it was out of her as with his relative lead, angie, there's an hour shift. all the stories and theories are based on this lack of information. rumors and official propaganda. those rumors only adding to the uncertainty that that dominates life, kazakhstan, rubbing for his dea walker al jazeera. paul murphy is a member of the irish parliament of the people before profit party, and he was previously a member of the european parliament involved in human rights issues in kazakhstan, his as long existing inequalities have fueled the protests. i looked on as a country with enormous natural wealth in terms of oil and gas reserves and exploited by not only russian oil companies, but also western companies, chevron and so on. and also of course explorers by or the benefits of which go to those at the very top of the society context. so this massive well on the one hand, side by side with extreme poverty, including for those workers who are actually generating at this well. and i think that body is the backdrop combined with a very brutal authoritarian regime. brooks,

angie, you want to fill in more on that? >> yeah, i would say we had our o-vow, operation vaccinate our work force where we partnered with va to provide as much vaccination support as we could to our mission critical positions and that included our tsa operations and like the small airport you mentioned. 77% of those folks that were eligible that had requested it actually did get their vaccinations. on whole, dhs is 64%, we've had employees respond, we're at 64% of our workforce has been vaccinated. and that's on par with the nation as well. so to mr. alice's point, we're going to put a full press on educating our work force, make sure we can get them as many facts as we can to make an informed decision, created a time table when to have the first shot and second shot and working with omb, privacy and civil right and see civil liberties to make sure we have a reasonable accommodation process in place to address anybody who has a medical or religious exemption. so we -- we're not in the business of removing our employees. we'

on angie's, the dictatorships to democracy, activists to corporations, control of the message is crucial. be it for public opinion or profit. the listening close examines the vested interests behind the content you consume. on al jazeera ah, occur term to appears to be underway and became offensive as soldiers detained, the president. ah phillips horrible your jobs. they were like my headquarters here in doha. also coming up the us orders the families of embassy staff in ukraine to leave the country, citing concerns about a possible russian invasion. china sons. 39 fight adjusted to taiwan south spacy biggest such incursion since october.

why these are this 2 possible invasion, or is for russia, if they're word angie grants, the 1st should probably be going through crimea and their existing territories, and danielle haskin dunbar station ukraine, and coming in from the east and over more territory there. an alternative route will be coming through bella rouge because the russians and the russians are close security partners. and by the roosters crashing with poland, ukraine in the way. and yeah, currently over the migrant crisis, that's probably a secondary and less likely outcome that will occur. i think that if russia were to intervene, it probably won't be a full scale invasion or push for here to change the orientation of the government . that might be limited military intervention that moves line of control and bass. and then brings you back to the bargaining table about nato expansion and other guarantee security guarantees of the looking bar is the military hardware that's been sent by countries like the u. s. and the u. k. enough to deter russia and if russian forces do cross into ukraine, what would be the resp

most of them were due to alex in a valley. angie crane the o. p. c. w carried out an expertise and established, you know, they were 3 independent laboratories from sweden, from germany, from france. i'm with nature future school and they, they said that there were some traces of one blood, a poison, a substance. and it seems to me absolutely obvious that no valley was poisoned and was yelling at bush and russia requested some information from germany, but russia didn't bring criminal proceedings, and germany refused any assistance for you. so what did you, what do you think? there is a report by the o. p. c, w. and as you are a member of the apc w, you must have seen this report in your care do continue corporation with the oversee w. because when we find ourselves him, and am i not human of ari tear horrible, but dear european court of human rights, i, rosa herbs here, o p c, w. leah, pine tree. simply the capital of europe for all was thumb, the goal of her mas, of hopes, who mr. inactive for food would fad on your t shirt much. i thought it was a p

it's going to have you done any reporting that gave you some idea about what the changes were with angie as why india would be so strict about phone investment coming into the country because that's the key issue . the staffing issue so there are, oh, so these of the boards which we have find of regarding f. c. out of the foreign contribution resolution act. it's actually regulates for funding into the country. ah, most of the guy and be an art told by the ministry on record, on the board of about any reason. see, for example, mission of ease of charity. why, if the i was not renewed and the ministry came up with a statement that you do some security inputs. now these are very weak terms. if you are blocking the license or registration of an injury which has been working for for decades in a country, you ought to give cogent reasons explaining what it was. security, the reports that you have, phone. so sometimes of these regulations they're also used to how does and years which are critical, not the government on the job express, which is balance please speech. and because not many peopl

it was said as are there, as with his reality lead angie, there's an hour shift. all the stories and here is i'm based on this lack of information. rumors, unofficial propaganda. those rumors only adding to the uncertainty that dominates life kazakstan robin 1st year walker out here the, the other states is condemned and strike in northern ethiopia. that is reportedly killed at least 56 people in the grey region. 8 workers say the strike hit a camp for internally displaced people in the village of that of it near the or a trend border. you can, government has not responded to the report or the attack came shortly after the european government released a number of high profile. political presidents include members of the to grow and rebel forces. government officials say it was said, it was time to promote a national dialogue. after a year of conflicts in the north, like michael is writer for dot com which documents war crimes into grey. he says the government pardon is a piano move. some numbers in the international community went into party mode, saying that this

it's about the usual unscrupulous mechanisms of soft power. angie owes directly financed by the state and many other masses. the poorly took offense because at the moment when lee believed that russia, he was at the west's beck and call and it would not defend their interests any longer. but then it turned out that it was not the case. and i believe that and lot of we see what he's saying in public probably has to deal with the artificial increase of tension on a certain desire to create a certain atmosphere around the russian federation to turn it into a back door for the negotiations. ah, lover of went even further to say that nato is needed by washington to simply keep countries under the influence. but he did say that the us can decide upon which way this goes. they want written confirmation that their side of the deal that their security will be provided. but as you say and this, this press conference didn't bring about anything new. in a sense that talks between russia and u. s. and, and nato have pretty much come to a dead end over that, that tension in and ukraine in and aroun

unscrupulous and useless look was away when mercury, few machinations, studied snow views are soft power. angie, owes directly financed by this date and many author message. while you'll know a little more of the concept, i guess such concepts. so both it's good war, agony, your hood and mix them. nord lot of see it with some countries. but for russia you much completely unacceptable. johnston, global well, and our experience of the ninety's with well defined lord told me it was probably the reason why the west saying that it looked like because in the night air, see the west had this horn and you can reach us. those goals of them are the grounds. we are really american, you from a guy and we have sadler sure before them. and we have legal assistant them in reaching those goals, including a few scope grades in also to use less via our direct participation in the russian government will push it those who will actually populate to the offense you. because look at the moment when lee believe lead grass shows was earnest of food. although certain at the west spec and cole, and it would not nor dema

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earlier i spoke to angie belcher — comedian in residence at bristol university.le things happen in our lives and then we can write about them and perform them and it makes us feel better. i realised, wouldn't it be great if everyone had that opportunity to process their trauma, learn how to do it in a comedic way and put it on stage? and has it worked, has the scheme started yet? it's starting next week, i have my first course working with people who have been referred by social prescribers who are people who, a doctor can give you medication but a social prescribers can give you arts —based therapy, gym memberships, things that you may not have financially or socially had the time to do and they can give you things like this to help you recover. how does it work, do they turn up and you tell them jokes? it's a psychotherapeutic intervention using comedy. it's using your story. it could be your trauma or your experience or something in your life and then i help people to put comedic devices into it, show people how to use a stage, how to use their body, their voi

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let's talk then to the atlantic, angie schmitt — life—long democrat, and now you are not so sure? one thing that's disappointing about _ happened last year? well, one thing that's disappointing about it - happened last year? well, one thing that's disappointing about it is - happened last year? well, one thing that's disappointing about it is the l that's disappointing about it is the democrats they are a lot of the responsibility, i think. democrats they are a lot of the responsibility, ithink. actually democrats they are a lot of the responsibility, i think. actually it was our republican governor mike dewine who eventually forced cleveland public schools to resume after the teachers were vaccinated. i think there's a lot of blame to go around, it's sort of a systems failure. ,, around, it's sort of a systems failure. i. . ,, failure. do you look back with some hindsi . ht? failure. do you look back with some hindsight? because _ failure. do you look back with some hindsight? because let's _ failure. do you look back with some hindsight? because let's face - failure. do you look

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