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candida goes out without a home these people came to my house and blocked the entrance. go to heaven as you're going to be when i try to open the door a man told me if you come out i will kill you. china's government was taking their revenge on the compelling on his behalf. son gentian also witnessed the only see this. was you know you already 7 take my sword and fight against them. this is what i really want to do satisfy jr. john was taken without warning after that his wife did not hear anything about him until his trial was announced more than 3 years later and she died i am very tense very nervous i could not sleep. on december 26th of 20181 trend john was charged with state subversion a serious offense and chandra levy was hoping to get a glimpse of him in court but again state security had gathered in front of the homes are you. now of the families trying to put these experiences behind them will take time for them to get back to a new mood life. yes gone followers will go are the after my release my son a die will very affectionate with each other at least on the

candida of course is the country outside of iran that has lost the most citizens. —— candida of coursealso responsible, it has aircraft is also responsible, it has a response but in the investigation that involves ukraine. there are many different international elements in an investigation of this type and that is what we will be drawing on as we move forward. —— canada. we have time for last two questions so one for rosemary barton and then we'll go tom iverson. prime minister you feared the worst when you were asked whether you could rule out that this had happened. it may have been confirmed overnight but you obviously had her own concerns. can you just talk a little bit about what your reaction was when it was confirmed, were you outraged, just a swing to me what went through your head knowing that innocent lives were ta ken? went through your head knowing that innocent lives were taken? my first thought is for the families, the families that we have been getting to know over these past 24 hours through news articles and reports back from the various conversations we've had with mp

candida because i was having these people came to my house and blocked the entrance. so television would you be when i tried to open the door and then told me if you come out i will kill you. china's government was taking their revenge on the compelling on his behalf his son to enter and also witnessed the only see this. was you know you're 7 aware take my sword and fight against them. this is what i really want to do put out a 6 hour. long turn john was taken without warning after that his wife did not hear anything about him until his trial was announced more than 3 years later and to death and i am very tense very nervous i could not sleep. on december 26th of 20181 trend john was charged with state subversion the serious offense and change levy was hoping to get a glimpse of him in court but again state security had gathered in front of a halt to which you know if you don't know i'm nervous i've been in situations often but every time is different. they stopped there were this is not about the rights of relatives this case is about state secrets here so you are go

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pero muchos como cÁndida y su familia perdieron sus viviendas., arizona pasa a formar parte de los estados donde los republicanos cue patricia: la casa blanca tambiÉn estÁ pidiendo un detallado recuento de votos en arizona. un estado donde varios medios han declarado a joe biden como ganador. pedro ultreras dice cÓmo podrÍa desarrollarse el litigio por los votos electorales de arizona. pedro: buenas noches, me encuentro justo afuera del centro electoral del condado maricopa, el mÁs grande del estado. en este lugar, justo en este edificio donde nos encontramos estÁn contabilizando muchos votos pendientes. la secretarÍa de estado dijo hoy que faltan 600,000 boletas electorales por contabilizarse. de esa cantidad, 420,000 estÁn dentro del condado maricopa. es aquÍ donde se encuentra la ciudad de phoenix, la mÁs poblada del estado y donde estÁ la mayor cantidad de latinos. es un condado que favorece muchÍsimo al partido demÓcrata. lo que estamos viendo acÁ es que estÁn llegando personas a manifestarse. son partidarios del presidente donald trump. est

one of his students is a candida candidate. goes to a prestigious music college on a scholarship. her grandmother who runs a food store is the sole provider for the family. she played along in inspiring her to pursue music. >> translator: i always encourage her, be strong to obstacles. >> translator: music is the opportunity that i have received and it is something i want to pass on to the kids. >> they're hoping to change the stereotypes of slums for outsiders. >> translator: i want to show them the slum is not a place of drugs and gangsters. it can be a place that produces good musicians. >> as the popularity grows, they are now asked to perform at bigger venues. sounds from the slum, provividi a track for children who can now see and hear a brighter future. takashi koga, nhk world, bangkok. >>> now our second story is also about music. the sound you're hearing is an example of minyo or traditional japanese folk tunes. we meet a band putting a new twist into the mix. here is their take on it. ♪ >> reporter: in 2019 the minyo

can't go to a party, they can't go out on a date, they can't go to the movies, they can't, like, the candida class. like, right? they can't go to student union. so football is the best part of their day. >>> one more football note, you can watch the niners and jimmy g take on his old team, the patriots. this sunday, at 1:25 pm. after the game, they should stay tuned for the fourth quarter. thank you for watching tonight at seven. will be back here with all the latest on the fire in napa. coming up 11:00, have a good announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: thank y'all. thank y'all very much. i appreciate that. thank y'all very much. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering and applause] and we got another good one for you today. returning for their second day with a total of $20,000, from camas, washington, it's the champs, it's the schroeder family. [cheering and applause] and from shreveport, louisiana, right next to bossier city, home of the pecan mall, it's the hunt

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and effecte, escially t efctivenes ando round them up so th can produ on a rge scal therre several candidashat lk quiteromisingnd would work. e queion is h quicklyan they be produced in scale. that could be this spring at earliest, six months to one year. brent: the latest on the spread of the coronavirus. professor, thank you. >>hank y. bren youan getore infoation abt the ronaviruon our ytube channel or go to our website, dw.com. here is a look at the stories making headlines around the world. hosni mubarak has died at 91. he ruled egypt for 30 years and was a key ally of the west. they saw him as a guarantor of regional stality, but to others, he was an autocratic tyrant who was ousted in the 2000 11 arab spring protests. each of has declared three days of morning. sweden's foreign ministry has summoned the chinese ambassador to stockholm to demand the release of a bookseller. a court in china sentenced him, a chinese-born swedish citizen, to 10 years in prison on charges of illegally sending intelligence abroad. he owned a hong kong publishing house that sold brooks critical of china's l

if we have the courage to vote for the, best candidae will win. >> i got in a little hot water hen iold him i thought he was a liberal and i was a progressiv he did not agree with that. i said ok, maybe you are progressive and i am radically progressive. he saiokif you need to feel -- if you feel the need to differentiate. i said i do. i can't deny that she is a veryp warm, wonderfson to talk to who takes the time to shake your hand and take a photo. that is not bernie's style. but i am glad he is up there literally screaming about these issues because it is a matter of life and death. >> he loved the undocumented when he could exploit them. >> i think elizabeth warren is better positioned to actually implemenre of that agenda. >> we need all thelimate plans. >> i think bernie a isery electable candidate and i think he has the strongest chance of ating donald trump. he is appealing to peopleho have never voted before in their life. >> at the end of the day, we are going to have a qlified, better candidate. it doesn't matter who. the worst democrat is better than this president. wheth

more at candida fund.org. carnegie corporation of new york.upporting innovations in education, democratic engagement and the advancement of international peace and security at carnegie.org. and with ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and for contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: the u.s. presidential races focused on a potentially critical question, will president trump except the election results if he loses? he will not say explicitly and that intern has sparked criticism across the board. on none of oz has the day's developments. amna: democrats including former vice president joe biden in disbelief. >> he says the most irrational things. i don't know what to say. amna: after president trump's latest remarks, responding to this question in the briefing room yesterday. >> you commit to making sure there is a peaceful transfer of power? pres. trump: get rid of the ballots and there will not be a transfer, there wil

in burundi, the rulining partnes -- part of ---- parties candidae has one thehe vote.e.-won the vote. the main opposition leader is disputing the result, claiming widespread voting irregularities. russian prosecutors have asked the court for an 18-year prison sentence f for a former u.s. marine accused of spying. paul whelan also holds british and canadian and irish passports. he was detained in 2018. the court will deliberate on the 15th of june. hong kong's security chief says terrorism in the territory is on the increase after police arrested 180 protesters during renewed unrest. tens of thousands of people took to the streets to demonstrate against the planned national security law they say will undermine the semi upon a status -- semi autonomous status. >> the last traces of protests are swept away. 24 hours earlier, the streets were packed with people railing against beijing's proposed security laws and the stakes could not be higher for the territory's future. >> a lot of people think that we exploited their freedom when coming out to protest, but i think the nati

on the one hand, what they call a candida-style agreement, which is limited but has tariff exemptionsthe european union will exist that there is a high level of convergence with the rules on environment, labor, other thin. the government may not except that. we may finish the end of the year with a more limited agreement, with various political dimensions of it. me understanding around the things. christian: you were the former ministerf innovation and skills, so you are well-placed to answer this. when they talk about divergence, are there areas of the economy where we might diverge, where it will benefit the u.k.? >> depends on how you define benefit. eventually if we do diverge, governments will be ableo give lots of money to industries in ttrouble, state rules are very restrictive. when i was minister, i kept having to go to brussels f a approval to sorts of things. if we decide we want to walk away from those rules -- and we will be free to toss arounde money as we wish. similarl companies can takeotherhether over more freely. i think we benefit from hing common rules. but for th

candida spry minister justin trudeau says he is disappointed at china's decision to charge to canadiansas spying -- two canadians with spying. two were charged after the head of huawei was arrested in canada. the decision to extradite to the u.s. could go ahead. a cleanup in rome after antiracism protesters. they pasted over a street sign in support of the black lives matter event in the united states. australian prime minister scott morrison says the country is under cyberattack, a foreign state-based actor, and all levels of government infrastructure and essential services are targeted. austro is public service broadcast reported intelligence agencies believe china is behind the attack. china has reported 25 new credit mice cases in the capital of beijing but says it -- new coronavirus cases in beijing but says it has the outbreak under control. stretch lotto measures after the virus emerged at a food market this week but critics -- strict lockdown measures after the virus emerged this week critics are criticizing. >> few half of the impact is much as migrant workers. a day laborer us

i think that's highlyt unlikely, i do think that either of those candidas wouldy actually -- ctuallyform better than elizabeth warren. and so i think that it's gonna be aacery tight at the top, which is what we're seeing between bernie sandersoe biden. now, if joe biden underperforms and comes in not being second, if he's anything below number j tw biden is going to look like a bit of a wounded figure hereecause, you know, there's always been this expectation that he has been the lder, and it really is going to show that bernie sanders is on his heels. >> capri speaking to me earlierd so joe needs to make a good showing here to prove that he is the front-runner. but not everyone agrees with that. let's get the thoughts now of somebody who knows this state very well. the vice president of the des moines historicalth society. k you very much for joining the program. earlier today, i did some math. and i reckon that about $60 million haveereen spent on iowa campaigning so far. if you divide that by the number of democrats whot caucused l time an, it works out as something like $300 per

but of course it has angered a lot of campaignsns, and candidas sort of f using this to try t to spint non-resesult in theier favor, because there are no winners. that means also that therere are no losers. that is pretty good for everyone. anchor: indeed, many of them moved on to new hampshire, where the next p primary is taking ple next week. what things have they been saying specifically about iowa? well, those speeches -- non-victory, non-defeat yesterday -- were very enlightening. depending on how they spoke and how they spin this, you kind of got a sense that they have some information that we did not. who felt victorious were bernie sanders and pete buttigieg. bernie sanders saying it felt very, very good. they have also been reporting some numbers of their own, saying that bernie sanders has come ahead in the number of precincts. pete buttigieg, if you listened to him, this was definitely a victory speech. he barely mentions those glitches in the counting. he really had a long speech, thanking everyone. that really felt like a victory speech. he probably did pretty well. eliza

has recognized that opportunity they have essentially nominated the sounds like candida really early on in the game and that is putting the other parties under pressure to. essentially present their own candidates and position themselves politically because the s.p.d. is signaling with the nomination of salts that they have overcome all the infighting they used to be a very big debate about whether the s.p.d. should move for the left or stay in the middle and the left starts is sort of the candidate where the s.p.d. leadership is saying we are leaning to the left but he is more traditional so we've overcome our differences now to the other parties so as well you've got and we are ready for the election campaign. you know thank you to brazil the president's tables in our house lashed out at his country's most huge t.v. network global for suggesting he was to blame for brazil's high cope with 19 death toll was in hours with marks came a day after the official number of deaths reached 100000 the grim level only supposed by the us indigenous people among those hit hardest by the pandemic

if i didn't produce when i was at mercury, they came through with an act from candida and i spent $80,000 and produced his act. when i was getting ready to go up to woodstock three or four days before, i read in "variety, " freddy weintraub becomes vice president of films for warner bros.. i called freddy and he says you're not going to talk to me about that crazy thing you are doing upstate. i said yes i am, and you owe it to me. and we sat for 35 hours and he even wrote about it in his book. freddy weintraub's book. in my book, there is a letter from freddy weintraub. there is a handwritten after 35 hours, it was over. ted ashley came in. ted ashley was my agent when i was producing the castles. they both owed me. after 35 hours, they said let's forget it. we are almost bankrupt at a warner bros.. movies are not doing anything and document is documentaries are doing nothing. i said out of nowhere, what if it is a disaster and that 100,000 kids die? this thing will be the biggest movie in history. they started laughing like crazy. freddy just turned to me ok, ted, what do you think? let'

candida for president pete buttigieg stop by sacramento to meet with voters ahead of the california primary hundreds of northern californians filled up this park in the central part of the city. >>some waited since 11:00am to get a glimpse of buttigieg some of those who stood in line sathat they're here to show support for pete mayor pete >>they want to hear more about what a judge before making their decision in the state's primary next month. >>i wanted to see him in person i want to see him up close i've got a chance see menotti be used for the news and i think it's really going to without filters and in person. >>the event supposed to wrap up within the hour with buttigieg heading on to turn lock the candidate is ping along the west coast with about his primary coming up next. >>and buttigieg is not the only democratic presidential candidate visiting northern california before the primary senator bernie sanders will be in the bay next week on monday. sanders is set to hold it get out the early vote rally at cranley pavilion in richmond doors open at 00:10am in the morning. the rally is

and i think in particular, you've seens candida of color in a couple of important inst rceslly rise onhe moment that we are experiencing as a naton. people are saying yes, i want someone who is out in the streets, who isrotesting with me, who understand the pain that i am feeling and is willing to demonstrate that. so i think that's really an portant force. and anybody who is running for- ction at this point underestimates it at their own peril. robert: that include the president's -- >> bob -- robert: do you want to jump in, abby? just quickly. right.k that -- that's exactly and what we've also seen in this past week, fueled by these protests, actually, that have i been othe streets, is voter registration is up. people a votg in really high numbers, historic numbers for some of these primaries. that's a trend that i expect to see coming november. and it's one of the reasons that the president himself is extremely nervous. he thinks that all of these people voting by mail are a thre to him. this is a battlefield that republicans could be competitive in. but because the president is so

and others invest hundreds of millions into development without any security middle ds candida said i make it to the market and any danger because of the race for profit for a vaccine for corona virus because all these companies are competing that one of the companies will miss something like of e.c.g.'s k. did as i say over the president's and others did over opioids. so i don't see any indication for that and. the government has regulatory agencies who obviously have to approve even the. core not cool enough virus medication so don't make an ism simply is that everything is working out as it should be and you're confident that it will be a big western multinational company in order chinese government company or another type of company that creates the vaccine in 12 to 18 month. i don't make any prediction i know that many call news including many companies in china trying to work on a solution and it's on the forefront of everyone who's voting industry. thank you. thank you for the break. as the official tory set of inquiry into the ground. in london immunize these corporations from

bad week on wall street finally comes to an end we're going to bring in a nancial vo: while other candidae about health care, keloomberg has a record of doing something. as may, he protected women's reproductive rigs. expanded health coverage to 700,000 new ykers. and decreased innt-mortality rates toistoric lows. as president, he'll ild on obamacare, cap medical cts, and will always otect a woman's right to choose. mike bloomberg: a record o healcan argue about. mike: i'm mike bbe and i approve this message. tonight our coronavirus outbreak coverage continues as the disea continues to take a massive toll on the stock market is it ever so ining us now in studio as wealth advisor george know checked morgan stanley's so you've been followg this thing the markets going up and down and all around is arin heat. we, the way you look at the support indicator and it's hat based on.

in the u.s., amy klobuchar is democratic candida for president.he says she is going to back joe biden. ♪ ros: the coronavirus continues to spread at speed. this time last week there w ie cases under 40 countries. now that figure is 67. the are also close to 90,000 cases worldwihe, and global death toll is now past 3000. the vast majority of new cases are outside china. here is the latest from the world health organization. >> we are in uncharted territory. we have never seen before a respiratory pathogen with community transssion. butt the same time, which can also be contained with the right measures. ros: the european union has set up a special task force to manage the crisis. here is the president of the european commission speaking earlier. >> the risk level has risen from modera to five for people in the european union. in otherds w the virus continues to spread. ros: the second hhest risk level available. italy is the worst affected country in europe with aost 1700 cases. the death toll has passed 50. next is germanyith 150 cases. as you can

democratic candidas anddn between them 330 $350 million $50 million in those states? in south carolina biden got 43.5% and harrison got 44.2. 44. in iowa he got 44.9. the number of candidates on either se of ran withi two points ahead or behind is pretty small. even kelly ended up being about two points ahead of biden. that's it. obviously collins, bullock, you know, ran four points at but that was fro 40-44. it is really hard now to win senate races andtates they go the other way forresident. it's not impossible. '08 we have six of those, six senate candidates in states that voted the oth way. in 12 it was five or four and zeron 16. it was one in 2020. any off there's more opportunity, to kind of separate, but certainly eve in the house, last time chart it was what, like fiv -- 28 split tickets aer -- split house districts every 2016? >> it was 2 >> total? 2 [inaudible] >> i was like 23 balkans and four owe five 2 democrats in trp districts. it probably going to be mewhere in that very low number again. this has reall consequences for governing. if your jill biden an

if you want to save democracy from the mob, then you must vote to defeat an extremely poor candida candidate all right. so the president is going to travel to kenosha, wisconsin, tomorrow despite pleas from the state officials not to visit. tony evers urged the president to, quote, reconsider the trip, writing part, this i am concerned your presence will only hinder our healing. i am concerned your presence will only delay our work to overcome division and move forward together. at from the wisconsin mayor -- while presidents are always welcome to come to this great city, this is not the best time for a visit. and in an interview. wisconsin's governor told cnn this, we absolutely don't need this right now. however, the president seems undeterred to meet with law enforcement and surveil the damage to the city. a spokesperson from the white house writes this. the white house has been humbled by the outreach of individuals from kenosha who have welcomed the president's visit and are longing for leadership to support local law enforcement and businesses that have been vandalized. in an unprecede

>> we have completed the biggest trade deal yet, worth 660 billion pounds a year, a comprehensive candida free-trade deal between the u.k. and the eu. we can finally put brexit behind us. four and a half years, four and a half compressed into 100 seconds. happening in the house of commons, we have the debate surrounding the brexit deal. we have heard from boris johnson this morning, saying the u.k. will be free of -- he sees that as significant. the leader of the labour party on his feet now on the opposite benches, saying a hidden trade deal is better than no deal. the labor party is expected to back this deal. that could cause problems. economick about the impacts of this and the effect it is going to have within the eu. joining us now to discuss all of this. do we fully understand the impact this deal is going to have? >> short answer, no. this is a very big, complicated deal. i don't think anyone has properly read the whole thing yet. there are questions still to be resolved, there is a complicated framework the deal sets up which is going to be responsible for interpreting the text.

candida is also influenced by the oil price, and -- canada is also influenced by the oil price, and thatill also support the canadian dollar. at the moment, it will not be of significant concern, but further down the line, they don't want to see that stronger canada dollar. tom: where is further down the line? itis an unfair question, but is always so castaic, it is always political, it is always a shouting match. need tothink we would see the pace picking up for a sustained period for them to do anything with policy. what we would see first of all is if that is a little bit of jawboning, perhaps warnings that they are prepared to do with policy what is needed, but the weaker dollar, the pace of the weaker dollar is something that which is going to make an awful lot of central banks uncomfortable right now, and looking at the central bank like switzerland, it must be a real poke in the eye yesterday to have to suffer the weakness of the dollar and then have the u.s. calling them the manipulator. tom: fran, i can't say enough how unusual 6.3 standard to's is. -- standard deviations is. fr

president title at that point also and so while many felt that she had been anointed as the leading candidahere for 17 years. he was handed a bank they failed stress tests multiple times. he shed certain noncore assets city's share price responded positively accordably in those ea accordingly in those years they did lag rivals. last year precovid when the environment was better for banks than it was today, they just missed their own 12 to 13% on target investors were disappointed and the shareprice for city compared to the likes of j.p. morgan has lagged over the tenure as a result the big lost promotion came just 12 or 18 months ago. it bulled back with the other banks and the broader market in the last hour or so, guys. >> all right, thank you very much and as we head to break keeping an eye on shares of do you component nike notching a fresh all-time high today. other sport and athleisure players also out performing today. we'rba ia mee ckn mont at morgan stanley, a global collective of thought leaders offers investors a broader view. ♪ we see companies protecting the bottom line by putt

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thew debit will show up candidae converse and clash, how to respond and how to recover, or not when bruised but not of this at this late date should be determined it of how one votes. those are two viewpoints and you can add yours to the mix. president trump. if you support joe biden. 202-748-8002 if you are undecided. on the topic of the debates, vicki from new york joins us. how would you answer the question? >> i need to see the debate to be point-blank. i need to see the debate. i think it is necessary, i think they still matter. opportunity for me as a viewer and a voter to be able to see exactly where their positions are, right out of their mouths. whatever, i, no need to see the debate. i support biden simply because i can take this dog and pony show anymore. our code you learn more by what a candidate says or what both people bring to the stage? >> a class of ideas. and what their solutions are for the many problems that we have nowadays. problems,as those what is top of that list you'd like to see the candidates address? caller: covid-19. , although thece economy matters. just pick

. >>> candida is affiliated with iran's revolutionary guard appeared to have secured a majority in parliamentaryctions. voting started yesterday and early results show conservative hardliner candidates have captured 83 seats in city villages. the strong results are a blow to the more moderate politicians who have faced setbacks after the drawdown of the 2015 nuclear agreement with the u.s.>>> immigration rights advocates are praising the court ruling this week that aims to improve what many call inhumane conditions that holding facilities at the southern border. jonathan hunt explains what the judges decisions mean. >> this is one of the photographs used in evidence in this case, showing migrants being held in a u.s. customs and border detection processing facility in 2015. in conditions the migrants and advocacy groups call inhumane. district court judge david barry agreed, ruling that cdp cannot hold any migrant it attains longer than 48 hours, unless cbp provides conditions of confinement that meet basic human needs for sleeping in a bed with a blanket, a shower, food that meets acceptable di

. >> and it's actually the case of candida kump the u.s., australia and new zealand that have taken theost irrational steps. right now in europe they are done with lockdowns and -- it's funny, the countries that we view as more bureaucratic and status are the ones that push back more and make more rational decisions that we are. >> tucker: it's not just covid to come at the anglo world has gone insane. great to see you, thank you. we got breaking news tonight, revealing news in the michael flynn case. your documents show the fbi analyst working on the case. we are very concerned, and private back in 2016 at 2017, we have those texts come up next. >> tucker: if you seen today's white house press briefing, he missed democratic posed as reporters saying that milling boat and may not be 100% secure. the risks of mail-in voting are obvious in the example that came today. the doj announced that the fbi and pennsylvania state police are investigating fraud in the mail in ballots in lucerne county. according to the doj several military ballots were "discarded." investigators recovered a total o

candida says it will not send the athletes to the tokyo games. -- canada says it will not send the athletes to the tokyo games. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in i'm than 120 countries, viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. francine? tom? . tom: viviana, we appreciate it. i want to reframe where we are in the markets, and of course we look back the last week, and even the view from jamaica last week, which every day was historic, this morning it is different. this morning we went to look at equity markets down, the standard & poor's, sp why etf is down about 3.4% or so. and we have the usual bond market moves. but if we go out to the second screen, and i want to talk about this right now -- we have the fix coming in, a little better markets then we had tuesday, wednesday of last week, and then it really gets interesting all in all. the number one thing i would look at right now is yields coming in lower with curve steepening. that means the two-year, the five-year, the 10-year yields coming in, the 30 year b

vonnie: candida did get a downgrade from its aaa status. anything to worry about?are not to concern about debt levels at this point. like everyone else, they are experimenting how far you can go before you see a reaction in the markets. pile on moreu can debt than many central bankers were led to believe. raisere not looking to the amount of bond buying the are doing now, but they apparently feel they have scope to do so. vonnie: that is news to the central european bank because there's a lot of news. is there anything more they can do to help the european economy? there is a nice halo over the euro right now. it is doing pretty well coronavirus wise. will hear more from christine lagarde about the need for fiscal policy. european leaders are meeting to talk about that rescue package. they will probably get a shot from behind from the european central bank. there is not much more they can do right now. they can always raise the amount of qe they can do. they have lowered interest rates butheir lending programs have not had to take him they anticipated. it doesn't a

when you take a look at his performance in "joker," people did not think that he was a candida candidate he wins again tonight that's a pretty big sign for what can happen at oscars. that's something that people have been talking about. because of the darkness that have movie, people kind of dismissed it at the time. it's clearly one that the industry has enjoyed the performance of this one actor for sure. >> he does traditionally bring it on his performances. let's talk about the tv side. who are you watching? >> well, you know what? you've got to talk about jerrell jerome, he plays in "when they see us." his performance is so strong in that, won an emmy, critic's choice award. golden globes did give this award to russell crowe for his portrayal of roger ailes in "the loudest voice." this is the last time we'll see "game of thrones" up for an ward. we'll have to see whether it gets it on its final bow here. other things to keep your eyes on are the morning show. three of those actors, jennifer aniston, steve carrell are all up for nods there. that's another thing on the tv side. there's

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month prior the monday on april 20 when oil prices traded negative, we had essentially prices in candidan the low single digits. -- prices ins in north dakota low double digits. when prices went negative, producers went in and shut production down pretty broadly and started to pull barrels out of cushing, oklahoma because nobody wanted to send barrels into a negative price contract. . that is what is cleaning up inventories. also, we have seen opec going out and deepening the cuts, but it was saudi arabia with an extra one billion barrels. emirates also helping out. as i said, all of this capacity, all of this spare capacity will start coming back pretty quickly. i think the bigger impact is probably going to be in 2021 and 2022 when the deep cuts start to be felt across the energy sector. we are not very constructive for this year. we think are -- we think we are at the top end of the range. once we go into 2021 and 2022, things can get a little complicated if demand comes back to some kind of normal level where we saw the same in 2019. that will be quite challenging given the drain on

-mexico candida agreement into law. -- u.s.-mexico candida agreement into law. i saved the u.s.stry theithdrawing from transpacific partnership. you ever hear of that beauty? that would have really hit you. in 20 i signed a historic executive order making government policy to buy american and hire american. biden, he has a sign that says buy american. i have been saying that for 20 years. where the hell has this guy been? they are actually accusing him of plagiarism. i also took the toughest ever action to stand up to china's wisconsin jobs. all jobs, but you got hit particularly hard. biden has vowed to remove those tariffs and allow china to resume its pillaging. he wants to take the tariffs off that are paying us tens of billions of dollars a year. keep themike hell to into the china deal and he wants to remove them. dollars,f billions of billions and billions. i gave it to the farmers and a lot of people, but i give most of it by far to the u.s. treasury. he wants to take them -- let me tell you a very innocent question. there is a young man about four years old upfront, i t

before the election, ample time for people to digest it and factored into their choice of presidential candidadidate. and yet, it was obliterated, canceled. facebook decided to throttle the story and twitter, as i've told you before, locked our account for two weeks. they said we had violated their policy on hacked materials even though none of the stories that we reported from hunter biden laptop that he abandoned at a mack repair shop in delaware, none of it had to do with hacking. this was just an excuse. they didn't need much of an excuse. it was a very flimsy excuse from big tech and now, of course, they suppress the information that was negative to joe biden and now he is rewarding them. that is their quid pro quo is that they get jobs inside the administration so that they can increase and enhance their power and entrench it permanently. because that is what will happen after four years. already, we just have six facebook employees getting snapped up by the biden administration. a couple from amazon, a couple from twitter. you just mentioned one from google. no doubt there will be lots