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singer called him the greatest simply said there he said simply there is no one else a jazz artist john zorn did a cover versions of morricone these tunes but his penchant for experimentation that also influenced dire straits and the use of radiohead and heavy metal bands like the telly couldn't sleep or 2. what of one of our biggest fans was quentin tarantino talked about a little idiots at us more about their relationship. well it started because of borrowed material that already existed marconi had written in other films and in 2009 which is rather late in marconi's career he requested a score for inglorious basterds it turned out he couldn't write the whole score but 8 tracks from that ended up in the film the also worked together on kill bill in django unchained and finally then the 1st complete score was for the hateful age and that's the one that took the academy for the best original score in 2016 and he also incidentally had a lifetime achievement award at the oscars at the academy for 2 in 2007. 1 thank you for that break that's all culture correspondent rick. now let's take a look

. >> and the "chicago tribune"'s eric zorn has an interesting take, he says south carolina republicanso help trump by voting for sanders in the democratic primary. and here's how. he writes that president trump is openly winking at the practice of crossover voting which is allowed in south carolina. having said to rally the crowd in new hampshire, he said quote so i hear a lot of republicans will vote for the weakest candidate possible of the democrats, pointing out that while there is little evidence that happened in new hampshire. republican groups in south carolina are taking it up with much gusto. so it will be interesting to see if that does happen, if that's a possibility. there's a lot of questions here that this fwrings up. joini -- brings up. joining us now nicholas wu. when it comes to the storming the ballot with the unelectable candidate, one of the scenarios that zorn poses is that it could backfire. what do you think? >> it's a tried and true tactic to meddle in the other's primary. we had claire mccaskill helping get the more extreme republican todd aiken nominated to th

remains low though those who succeed need to have true fashion as well as competency think even with zorn as a person but i'm team to them and they stand on their lips that's going to keep the kind of who for now do. the study only. before. the. horse is also known for her shock times in 2019 she was asked if she had the players before entering the dressing room she answered. i picked a team. that quick which will help her in football especially when she's put under pressure but pressure doesn't just come from outside. perfect so i'm the. one. star in her. for one reason. the man the. stimulus quote of the undisputed. given for this is as it is that. no woman in germany has ever declared with such strong intent that a female coach can succeed in men's football and not just in the 4th division. horsed wants to reach the top and if she proves she's good enough nothing should stand in hawaii. did you know kickoff is now on you tube with the well the football let's start with nigeria and quad go out of mexico. to read we travel the world and really feel how high for instance our runner i'm go

zorn to songs like i don't go away stay with us for all time by the sound of freedom a time in 75 mr w. . i'm not laughing at the germans because sometimes i am but most end up in with me but i have been thinking deep into the jam a culture of. new don't seem to take this drama down cause it's all down to who they know i'm rachel join me for me to get the money help me. they were forced into a nameless mass. there by. mere tools of. history of the slave trade is africa's history. he describes how the need for power in traffic plummeted an entire continent into chaos and violence the slave system created the greatest player and accumulation of wealth the world had ever seen up to that moment in time this is the journey back into the history of slavery. i think we will truly be making progress when we all accept the history of slavery as all of our history. our documentary series slavery routes starts march 9th on d. w. . this is day 2 of the news my friends birthday in a time soldier goes on a shooting rampage to play say at least 10 people are dead and several more wounded opted to o

remains low though those who succeed need to have true passion as well as competency from going in with zorn as if that's one thing that i'm team to them and they stand on their lips to think the kind of who for now do. but i think from the style you only. but i think. it is also known for her shop time in 2019 she was asked if she had one of the players before entering the dressing room she answered. i picked the team based on cock length. that quick which will help her in football especially when she's put under pressure but pressure doesn't just come from outside. so i'm the. one. in her out. for one reason. the. stimulus dispute i think it might and then compare also. given the business as it is that. no woman in germany has ever declared with such strong intent that a female coach can succeed in men's football and not just in the 4th division given horsed wants to reach the top and if she proves she's good enough nothing should stand in hawaii. did you know kickoff is now on you tube with the world of football let's start with nigeria and quadro out of mexico. to read we travel the worl

for nora that nicholas and here everyone was already respecting you know or you it was already a red zorn because it was a matter of survival but it was already too late and here really all of us i mean we we're 2 pair of glasses of glass there we were masks we use you know with this in fact really everything every every 5 minutes the point is when you reach this number of you know in fact it why you have bessie kelley seek everywhere and everywhere mean seen every every or when you're not this in fact i'm tucker is is in fact it how do you disinfect your hands there is no way not to get sick here and you know it's just a matter of being a symptomatic or not when you reach this level there is nothing you can do so honestly my reporting from here is you know it's not even for so long but of the any more discreet early and for you look at for us slate peter are the governments in britain particularly in france and spain paying attention to the sort of thing that francesca is saying that the seems to be a reluctance from some political leaders made particularly you have noticed to make these

back zorn has. more behind for the few of us are. out of our group. every day is that people. just sit in the commission did. you see most americans who move. on and manage to fish you know not just go from. the meat. they are has from. god since what. can a man i. mean donated. the skin or to. give . it a kind of a system definition in. the midst of the new shithead. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation or community. are you going the right way or are you being. direct. what is true what is faith. in a world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or i'm a going to shall i say. hello and welcome across town where all things are considered i'm about the election only weeks away the trumpet ministration continues its same sions mania against cuba venezuela and iran has never explained how this advances the national interest also no matter who is in the white house the foreign policy law is determined to continue to avenge its defeat in syria. to discuss this and more i'm joined by my guest while.

. >>> we do have some encouraging news tonight about ke'onte john zorn who had recovered from covid, then collapsed on the court. that image was difficult. but the team says he is now in stable condition, of course, that moment happened during a game on saturday. his parents tonight saying he is breathing on his own, he's talking, he is also facetiming with his teammates. it is still unclear, though, if this fall is in any way connected to having battled covid. >>> when we come back here tonight, our made in america christmas. we asked for your one thing and you delivered tonight. liberty mutual customizes as i spike car insurance,hem how so they only pay for what they need. got it? [squawks] did you get that? only pay for what you need. liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. unstopables in-wash scent booster downy unstopables dcoughing's not new.. this woman coughs... and that guy does, too. people cough in the country, at sea, and downtown. but don't worry, julie... robitussin shuts coughs down. before we talk about tax-s-audrey's expecting... new? -twins! ♪ we'd be closer to the twin

blanks at officers a smaller group also gathered waving dutch flags in front of the statue to peter zorn cohen who has long been considered a national hero but whose reputation has since been questioned by saddam. and in berlin hundreds of trucks and tractors were used in a protest near the brandenburg gate drivers are angry about freight prices being undercut as well as low wages and poor working conditions they want politicians to step in and repair the damage caused to small businesses by the pandemic. and the back to our breaking news from the u.k. several people are believed to be in critical condition after a stabbing attack in reading a town about 40 miles west of london police have arrested a suspect reportedly of libyan origin in what is currently being described as a random incident earlier in the town of black lives matter protest had been taking place but the organizers say there is no connection between those events. that does it for me i'll be back in about let's say 34 minutes with another full look at your news you're watching art international stay with us. org. you cann

as jim reed reports. for decades, there have been fears that a global pandemic could be caused by zornsmission. that's a disease that jumps from animals transmission. that's a disease thatjumps from animals to humans. the more we interact with these new wildlife species we haven't historically done so, the more rules of the dice we are throwing. the greater the opportunity there is for a pathogen to then jump into a human. injanuary, researchers publish the genetic code of coronavirus. it shows a close match to a disease found in horseshoe bats in western china. they fly and roost in huge numbers so easily spread disease but the level of virus in the body is low, which is why inc this, the pangolin, or another animal, might have caught it and passed it on to humans. if a virus has gone through an intermediate host, it's quite likely to change in some way which may enable it to be easierfor it some way which may enable it to be easier for it to infect a human being. how then would that virus spread to wuhan, a huge city of 11 million people? the first suspect was this place, a live anim

square of of the guy wanted it bout 15000 people and this completely is that i read this zor not read zorn in the last 3 days there were 16 dead. i'm betting that everybody got infected everybody because that they are already sick and so they still call him because there are norm or if birds in hospitals and actually the current hospital which serves about 500000 people in all the area on the folly of course in this little town doctors got infected saw that our nor more intensive care beds available well out of all the stories are following a 4 senior princes believed to have been detained in saudi arabia u.s. media reports say the former head of army intelligence prince and i have been ahmed is among those being held there hasn't been any official response from the government alexei o'brien reports. saudi state media on sunday broadcast pictures of king solomon with the kingdom's new ambassadors 2 year ago and ukraine the appearance of the monarch followed speculation about his health after the reported arrests of several princes and dozens of officials in recent days the king's younger b

square of of the guy wanted it bout 15000 people and this completely is that i read this zor not read zorn in the last 3 days there were 16 dead. i'm betting that everybody got infected everybody because it they are already sick and so they still call him because they're out of norm or if bads in hospitals and actually the current hospital which serves about 500000 people in all the area natale of course in this little town doctors got infected saw there are nor more intensive care beds available and so basically italians are asked to see a tall man when they get fever let's say that the front line is the current i mean these the is the pharmacy if you call or you know in italy there is a system often look because doctors saw these star one as 10 local doctors we call them shiny dr seuss. so actually you are asked to call your family doctor but the family doctor can visit your dorm is full did the now. so basically just before they can tell you try to understand if you got to strike you go not because of course you can get your c.v. just the normal. on out of the middle east saudi arabia h

correspondent in china for a number of heroes what according to you is the reason this border remains under zorn for so many decades. like you say it's left through or from history but i think the biggest problem has been that china has for many reasons a stall on the marketing land actually control so this is a different from settling the dispute was a horse is going to be very obligated you know that territory something that also 'd most as well countries but i think the most rational beings abodes ice to do is to sit in plows eireann the sea and the different perceptions of the m.d.c. now didn't settle the boundary and right doing that you know why the kind of incidents we've seen since may and frankly speaking for many years that type of figure are right i have doesn't want to terrify the n.a.c. they seem to prefer abbey and i think that that really hasn't helped the situation and the one point to me since may i think the biggest problem has been a mismatch between what we've been hearing from chinese officials about wanting peace and the actions of the young on the ground this seems to be.

. >> let's go to cnn'sal zorn kosic in new york. good morning. a lost people at this weekend enjoying the weather, but we have to be diligent and stay safe. >> reporter: absolutely. good morning, christi and victor. the weather is giving people with daben fever a reason to get out of their homes and get fresh air. but that's posing challenges for social distancing. sunny, spring weather along the east coast brought out spectators in droves saturday to watch the blue angels and thunderbirds conduct formation flights. in washington, baltimore and atlanta, saluting medical workers and first responders on the front lines of the coronavirus crisis. crowds gathered at the national mall defying requests from officials to stay at home to watch the flyover. sidewalks were packed. many wearing no masks and taking no distancing precautions. others appear to be following recommended safety guidelines. at prince george's hospital in maryland, medical staff gathered outside to enjoy the moment of honor. >> our staff had been working tirelessly to treat the com

requested by lisa zorn. l you need is love.gree.ur request on facebook, twitter, instagram using hashtag ktvu. >> of course. love is all you need. >>> if you go to the smithsonian in washington you will soon see a show of support for the black lives matter movement. the new exhibit is for africans americans and the long struggle of justice in the west. it will also include some of the items from the recent george floyd protest . there is one long term goal. >> what i see mostly in this art is this idea of community, humidity, and people coming together to make positive social change. and i think those are positive messages that will last for generations. >> the exhibit will include photos of the new black lives matter plaza right outside of the white house. >>> reopening public schools in san francisco could be very expensive. administrators tell the san francisco examiner it will cost at least $27 million to comply with the national covid-19 safety guidelines. this comes as the school district already is facing $132 million bu

>>his recovery kron four's dan zorn was there and has this report. >>showered with applause ken

you're looking at your favorite stocks for calendar 20, it looks like fang without the netflix, am zorn first among them why do you still like some of these names that have performed relatively well, although admittedly amazon of those three is about 70% off its 52 week high >> for a couple reasons. one, we think the value broadly within internet digital media is accruing to the larger caps. we saw that last year from growth standpoint. we fithink we'll see that this year as well amazon, the reason we've identified it as our favorite large cap, but we like google, facebook, or alphabet and facebook as well, is because, one, amazon's numbers for 2020 and 2021 i think are relatively misunderstood by the street. expectations are for a slowdown when we actually think 2020 will show an a e acceleration, mostly driven by one-day free shipping which prime launched six or seven months ago the other is from a valuation stand point. amazon underperformed the group, the overall market in 2019, and if you go back and look at even honestly the last two decades, there hasn't been one single instance

they are split apple, of course, is at a four-month high and microsoft holding up the rest and am zorn flat for month google at a downtrend and facebook at a two-month low. not moving in tandem on mega cap. finally, what do they like the thematic tech etfs, young investors that buy these things like crazy clean energy etfs. ipos at an historic high online retailers, internet stocks, solar stocks every single day, guys, i see new religious creations for these stocks and people coming in and buying them and having to bite underlining stocks and that's how you can tell. it's like a popularity contest when you're watching the fun flows and, boy, they love the thematic-tech etfs this year >> thank you very much. >>> with the rollout of the covid-19 vaccine and way and congress passing another stimulus package what will be the key drivers joining us now is the managing director and private wealth adviser at ubs and ernesto ramos head o equities at bmo global asset management welcome to both of you angela, let me start with you and pick up on something that bob just mentioned and that's the p

>>his recovery kron four's dan zorn was there and has this report. >>showered with applause ken lewis taking in the fresh air while taking his first steps out of the hospital. it's the end of a long fought battle with covid-19. >>more than 30 days away from his family, he is now back home in daly city. getting a hero's welcome. a day made it his own. >>it's can paul loo day liu's wife caress of receiving a proclamation from san mateo county supervisor david kind of a chorus is strength and passion as described by her husband is what has been keeping him alive is impossible to describe it to put the word. the pain honestly, the shock. the uncertainty clarissa was not sure if this day would come fearing the worst can called her from the hospital last month and said babe don't let me die at that it was a bit of a shock and if they hear him say they don't let me die because you never expect when you leave your husband at a hospital that you're not been that there's a potential that you may never see him again. >>the will to live driving the diabetic 38 y

many zornes found it condescending.nd many felt that this was part of a representative of a kind of northern conde condescension. now it must be say that northerners felt that southern slave holders ideology was conde senting to them, so that ran in both directions. we can see the problems with deliverance ideology. deliverance ideology kept white southern suffering at the center of northern politics. white northerners were so concern but southern unionists, southernrefugees, and and this was a problem because someone like johnson could come long and did come along and say in effect, johnsonside, the white southern masses who suffered under the domination of elite slaveholder are now suffering under the domination of radical republicans and johnson claimed he would fight radical republicans just like he fought secessionist in the name of delivering the white southern masses. this ideology has many opinions. >> johnson put it to a reactionary use. this is meant to underscore for us how leadership matters, how presidentia

dale zorn wore the red mask with blue stripes and white stars at the state capitol.or what he now calls an error in judgment. the republican is promising to learn from that episode. the mask, he says, was made by his wife. >>> new overnight, china is reporting no new coronavirus deaths for the 12th straight day. beijing is also claiming the country only has three new cases. meantime, china's state-run media says hospitals in wuhan, the pandemic's original epicenter, have discharged all their coronavirus patients. >>> experts are mixed about the fate of north korean leader kim jong-un. he hasn't been seen in public for more than two weeks, leading to speculation that he has a health problem. new images appear to show kim's train at his compound. analysts say it's been there for nearly a week, but it's unclear what that means for kim's health. a u.s. defense official says he believes kim is alive and well. >>> a man wounded in the el paso mass shooting has died, nearly nine months after the attack. the death of guillermo garcia brings the death toll from the walmart sh

diapers.com keeps the pressure on pricing on us, and strong competition from diapers.com meant that zorn wam was having to work harder so customers didn't pick diapers.com over amazon. now, because diapers.com was so successful, amazon saw it as a threat. the documents that we have obtained show that amazon employees began strategizing about ways to weaken this company. and in 2010, amazon hatched a plot to go after diapers.com and take it out. in an email that i reviewed, and we have these on the slides, one of your top executives proposed a "aggressive plan to win" against diapers.com. we saw one of your profit and loss statements, and it appears in one month alone, amazon was willing to lead over $200 million in diaper profit losses. mr. bezos, how much money was amazon willing to lose on this campaign to underline diapers.com? >> thank you for the question. i don't know the direct answer to your question. this is going back in time, maybe 10, 11 years or so. what i can tell you is that the idea of using diapers and products like that to attract new customers who have new families is

diapers.com keeps the pressure on pricing on us, and strong competition from diapers.com meant that zorn wam was having to work harder so customers didn't pick diapers.com over amazon. now, because diapers.com was so successful, amazon saw it as a threat. the documents that we have obtained show that amazon employees began strategizing about ways to weaken this company. and in 2010, amazon hatched a plot to go after diapers.com and take it out. in an email that i reviewed, and we have these on the slides, one of your top executives proposed a "aggressive plan to win" against diapers.com. we saw one of your profit and loss statements, and it appears in one month alone, amazon was willing to lead over $200 million in diaper profit losses. mr. bezos, how much money was amazon willing to lose on this campaign to underline diapers.com? >> thank you for the question. i don't know the direct answer to your question. this is going back in time, maybe 10, 11 years or so. what i can tell you is that the idea of using diapers and products like that to attract new customers who have new families is

diapers.com keeps the pressure on pricing on us, and strong competition from diapers.com meant that zorn wam was having to work harder so customers didn't pick diapers.com over amazon. now, because diapers.com was so successful, amazon saw it as a threat. the documents that we have obtained show that amazon employees began strategizing about ways to weaken this company. and in 2010, amazon hatched a plot to go after diapers.com and take it out. in an email that i reviewed, and we have these on the slides, one of your top executives proposed a "aggressive plan to win" against diapers.com. we saw one of your profit and loss statements, and it appears in one month alone, amazon was willing to lead over $200 million in diaper profit losses. mr. bezos, how much money was amazon willing to lose on this campaign to underline diapers.com? >> thank you for the question. i don't know the direct answer to your question. this is going back in time, maybe 10, 11 years or so. what i can tell you is that the idea of using diapers and products like that to attract new customers who have new families is