and i immediately told my mother that i wanted to be annie.me that in fact there were certain productions in nether regions of canada where they do "annie" with all boys. and she said, "if... when one these auditions come up, you know, she'll-- we'll go and we'll-- u know, yeah, you could play annie." none of that existed. ( laughter ) that was completely false. >> reporter: all these years about your mother?t tell you >> well, my mom was was-- was really put all of ergy- and into-- into training her children, both my sister and i, my sister martha, training to be on the stage. i mean-- andhe wasn't-- and -- i don't mean that she was a stage mother because that's very different. it wasn't about, li, pushing us. like, she didn't want us to do commercials. she didn't want to put us in-- on tv or anything. but she wanted us to really know music intimately and really be mastersf our craft. so, i'm now going to do a song fro"annie." ( laughter ) ♪ ♪ maybe far away... >> reporter: rufus' relationship with his mother was complicated. as "road trip el

>> jimmy: no, i'm annie!l free it's not -- people are so lovely they don't want to be presumptuous and so they come up with workarounds on set because the truth is, nobody is comfortable calling me anne ever it doesn't fit, i'm an annie and so people call me miss h., people call me hath. so feel free, call me anything but anne [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, annie, congrats, by the way since the last time you were here, you had another baby you have two beautiful boys right now. congratulations, how old are they >> they're four and they're one. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. during quarantine? has it been crazy? just perfect >> what hasn't been crazy? like, yes. on the list of things that are crazy, it's been a lot but i mean, those are good ages to be home with your kids because, you know, our four-year-old believes everything we tell him and that's adorable as well as very useful. and our one-year-old is just, like, it's just the most magic age. you know, we've been home with him since he was four months old, just wit

annie: some brokerages actually went out and advertise for a while, come to our trading firm, we are still allowing -- as the day wore on, more and more brokers restricted trading so will have to see what happens in the next couple of days. gamestop was down today so we will have to see what happens is the markets continue to fluctuate. caroline: a totally fascinating story, one that keeps us riveted. we thank you so much for all the inside track on the brokerages. coming up, we continue the discussion with howard who will be joining us. this is bloomberg. ♪ fontaine: today we are focusing on the madness of the crowd. the retail traders basically taken the world by storm. joe: another extraordinary day, a surge in the morning, crash, surge, crash, halt, curbs. a pretty wild day. just massive volume across activity. year to date is incredible, so much higher than 2020. the people of trading stocks, there is no denying it. joining us is the cofounder of stock twist. howard, gamestop, 13.5 billion dollar company now, is it the public's right that politicians should get involved at the r

today, january 6, is the feast of the apiff annie. let us pray that this instigation of violence will provide our country toll heal. n i invoke the song of st. francis. san atron saint of francisco and the song is our anthem, lord, make me a channel of our peace where there is darkness, let me bring light, where there is hatred, let us bring hope. we know that we be part of history in a positive way today every four years when we dwemon straight the peaceful transfer of power. from one president to the next. and despite the shameful actions of today, we still will do so, we will be part of a history that are shows the world that america is made of. that these -- this assault, this assault is just that that shows the weakness of those who had to show through violence what their message was. my colleagues, it's time to move on. i gave it to john lewis, the weekend before he left us. and it's a flag of our country, a flag of the united states of america. one t says, one country, destiny, one country, one destiny. that was also what was l

annie cooper, if anybody saw the movie "selma," oprah winfrey played annie cooper in the movie.ie cooper had shared with them her story, and the children became so, you know, they became so in love with her, they started calling her brand ma. and some of -- grandma. and some of them continued to write her afterwards, but we just never knew the historical figure that she was. so i just thought it was very important for my students to have the opportunity to go to selma to meet people there. their assignment on that trip was to meet someone who participated in the original march and write an essay about them. and they did that. and now a lot of those students are now in their 40s, and they reach out to me. i remember one student reached out to me and told me that when obama ran for president, he went and volunteered and worked in his office, campaign office. and he said the reason why i did that is because i thought about selma. and this is a student i had taken there when he was in the eighth grade. so often times these lessons plant these seeds. that's, you know, we don't know u

. >> asking annis consent the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of s connor rez one. >> the clerk report. >> s connor rez one concurrent resolution to provide for the counting on generate sixth 2021 of the electoral votes for president and vice president of the united states. >> are there any objections to proceeding to the measure? >> if not without objection so ordered. >> ask unanimous consent the concurrent resolution be agreed to the motion reconsider be considered made a lot of laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate. >> that objection so ordered. >> ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to immediate consideration s connor rez to. wait please? >> the center point c senator from missouri, mr. blunt needs senator from minnesota, mr. klobuchar, ms. klobuchar has teller on the part of the senate to count the electoral votes. senate majority leader. >> i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to immediate consideration s connor rez two. >> the clerk will report. >> s cod rez to concurrent resolution extending the life of the joint congressional committ

if anybody saw the movie selma, oprah winfrey played annie cooper but annie cooper had shared with them story and the children became -- i just said it was very important for my students to have the opportunity to go to selma to meet people there. their assignment on the trip was to meet someone who participated in the original march and write an essay about them. they did that and now a lot of the students are now in 40's and they reach out to me. i remember one student reached out to me and told me that when obama ran for president he went and -- and volunteered and worked in his office, campaign office. and the reason i did that was because i thought about selma and this is a student that i had taken there when he was in the eighth grade. that's the -- you know, we don't know until years later the impact. regarding the election, i felt it was very important for them because to go to the clinton inauguration -- i had promised, i had interviewed at that school prior to the election and one of the things i said to the principal, no matter who wins, there were 3 people running that year,

>> i'm so orphan annie i mean, it's so curly. hair now. >> seth: this is -- i do like that the way we've done this that it's like gilly is remembering her childhood. >> she's looking -- she's looking at her [ laughter ] >> seth: we're going to talk more when we're right back after this with kristen wiig ♪ shall i put her in snow mode? nope! what about off-road mode? nah. sport mode it is. let's see what this baby can do. or... we could check out that farmers market? no! you know what? i'll be in chill mode... (button click) if anyone needs me. propilot assist with navi-link. available on the all-new nissan rogue. no uh uh, no way come on, no no n-n-n-no-no only discover has no annual fee on any card. it makes our lipton tea leaves better. which makes the smooth tea taste better, and time together even better. and drinking lipton can help support a healthy heart. lipton is a proud sponsor of the american heart association's life is why campaign. lipton is a proud sponsor giwith your morning favorites made mini. all the flavors you

if anybody saw the movie selma, oprah winfrey played annie cooper that shared their story and the children became so in love with her they started calling her grandma and continued to write her afterwords but we never knew the historical figure that she was. so i thought that it was important for my students to have the opportunity to go to selma to meet people there. the assignment on that trip was to meet someone and write an essay about them and they did that. and now a lot of those students are now in their 40s and reach out. they told me when obama ran for president, he went and volunteered and worked in his office and he said the reason i did that is i thought about selma and this was a student i took in the eighth grade. we don't know until years later the impact and regarding the election, i thought that it was important because to go to the clinton inauguration, i had interviewed at that school prior there was ross perot, bill clinton and bush and no matter who won that year i felt it was an opportunity to learn what the electoral college was and it was also an opportunity for the

. >> reporter: that history is front and center for annie poll land, president of the museum in new york>> often in the united states we study the holocaust and just as important in this country is the look at how antisemitism has manifested itself. >> reporter: it's manifested on swastikas on street corners a vandalized anne frank memorial and a menorah shot with a pellet gun. >> we see these sweatshirts, it's a problem for jews and for all americans. >> reporter: yet, despite the spike antisemitism, awareness breeds alarm and bring abos thee out of the shadows and in the bright light, there's hope. >> there's always hope, there's a always the possibility of going forward and the d doing better. even if it's small steps. it's a big country. and it's a big world and there are a lot of us. and the people who hate are not the majority, yet. we can do this. >>. >> reporter: the biden administration is said to restore funding to address domestic extremism that the trump administration had cut. he plans to appoint leadership in the department of justice that will prioritize the prosecution of

so they met a woman named annie cooper. if anybody saw the movie selm selma, oprah winfrey played her in the movie but annie cooper share with them her story and the children became so in love with her they started to call her grandma some continue to write or even afterwards but we never knew historical figure that she was. so for my students to have the opportunity to go to selma to meet people there. in their assignment on that trip was to meet someone who participated in the original march and write an essay about them. and they did. and now a lot of those students are now in their forties and reach out to me. one student reach out to me and told me when obama ran for president, he went and volunteered and worked in his office for the campaign and i did that because i thought about selma and this is a student i had taken there in the eighth grade. so these lessons planned deep seeds. you don't know until years later the impact now regarding the election it's very important for them to go to the clinton inauguration i pr

two years ago i introduced my family to you adding that annie and i consider connecticut like extension of our own family and after ten months of covid, that truer today than it ever was before. every day we were reminded that we are all in this together and like any large family, we must look out and care for one another. good-bye 2020 and good riddance a year that has been the most challenging and humbling in my life one year ago today we have never heard of covid and pandemic seemed a thing of the past. onee year later, we have lost over 6,000 members of our connecticut family to this deadly virus. schools in universities are trying their hard fest to stay hope businesses are fighting for their very survival through working families struggling to stay afloat. but thanks to all of you, and our amazing scientific community which is developed a safe and effective vaccine less than one year that's a hopeful light on the horizon. our state and our nation are on the mend web and connecticut's comeback is happening. two years ago i promised an open-door and bigger table than in in democrat,

rashi: her name is annie.arrator: she might be the perfect match for a couple mourning the loss of their two previous dogs. john: it took cindy two years to get over losing angel and she misses tootsie everyday. narrator: but if annie is gonna fit into a family with a lot of grandkids, she'll have to learn a whole new bag of tricks. eric: she's just flying through this obstacle course and i think they're gonna have a lot of fun with her when she finally gets to go to her forever home.

annie linski with the "washington post." >> annie.bout the major themes of your campaign and how you measure

today, january 6, is the feast of the apiff annie. let us pray that this instigation of violence will provide our country toll heal. n i invoke the song of st. francis. san atron saint of francisco and the song is our anthem, lord, make me a channel of our peace where there is darkness, let me bring light, where there is hatred, let us bring hope. we know that we be part of history in a positive way today every four years when we dwemon straight the peaceful transfer of power. from one president to the next. and despite the shameful actions of today, we still will do so, we will be part of a history that are shows the world that america is made of. that these -- this assault, this assault is just that that shows the weakness of those who had to show through violence what their message was. my colleagues, it's time to move on. i gave it to john lewis, the weekend before he left us. and it's a flag of our country, a flag of the united states of america. one t says, one country, destiny, one country, one destiny. that was also what was l

joining us are allie and annie. me start with the president's plans on wednesday. >> he is going to leave early in the morning, around 7:30 a.m. this is unusual. usually the outgoing president is at the capitol, in a luncheon and is there for the transfer of power at 12:01:00 p.m. he will not be interacting or attending any of the inauguration events. all of that pomp and circumstance is tentatively planned for -- for st. andrew, where air force one departs from in washington. it's unclear there was a discussion of holding a rally for him with a lot of supporters that is not happening. his aides have been trying to under score there is a lot of welcome home celebrations awaiting him in florida. they are trying to give him a sense of an exit that has very little to do with reality. reality, he is exiting with an approval rating that is an all-time low for him and a historic low for an outgoing president in the history of modern polling. he is about to face a senate trial. his second impeachment but he's going to see

congresswoman, annie custer, we appreciate you sharing your personal experience.know it's traumatizing, and already hard to re-live, and we are thinking of you and praying for everybody who lived through that yesterday, so thank you so much. >> you're so kind. we're very grateful for all of the support. every colleague has their own story. i have two friends who were barricaded into a room for six hours, right off the rotunda. they could hear the terrorists in the building, so we appreciate it. thank you, and i just want to tell the american people, the most important thing that happened is that we went back into that chamber and we fulfilled our constitutional duty. and in two weeks, joe biden and kamala harris will be sworn in in their own inauguration, so thank you. >> that is the american spirit. that is remarkable. after yesterday. congresswoman annie custer, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> president-elect joe biden will be sworn in on january 20th. while president trump incited domestic terrorists to storm the u.s. capitol, we have much more of our br

annie linski with the washington post. >> annie. >> your major themes of your campaign and how you sort to measure and enact it

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the ships, they might have an opportunity to listen to tokyo rose, except she called herself orphan annies the kind of thing they would hear from orphan annie, excuse me orphan ann. >> greetings, everybody, this is your number one enemy, orphan ann. we're ready again for 75 minutes of music and news for our friends, i mean, our enemies at okinawa. sugar loaf hill, chocolate drive, strawberry hill, gee, these places sound wonderful. you can just see the candy houses with the white picket fences around them, and the candy canes hanging from the trees. their red and white glistening, but the only thing red about these places is the blood of americans. yes, sir, these are the names of hills in okinawa where the fighting is so close that you can get down to bayonets and sometimes you'll bear fists. yes, it's natural to idealize the worst places with pretty names to make them seem less awful. why? sugar loaf has changed hands so often it looks like dante's inferno. yes, sir, sugar loaf hill, chocolate drive, strawberry hill, they sound good, don't they? only those who have been there know what

the 23—year—old dubbed the uk's most inventive rapper in years was given the news on radio one by anniewinner of the bbc sound of 2021. you won! you serious? he laughs that is crazy. so much gratitude, man. # they don't know about the block life # still doing mazza inna front line # his music reflects his experiences. he himself once survived a shotgun attack. his growing success means things are now very different to a year ago. a yearago, surviving, man. people round me caged, people around me turned crack fiend, you know? i come from a real life, you know? # hello from the other side # with previous winners including the likes of adele, few would blame him for feeling a little extra pressure. nah, i don't really stand for pressure, man. i respect all the names and that's why i'm so honoured. me? really? # why you keep wastin' your energy? # never let them draw out the energy # with gigs and festivals on hold, breaking through is harder for new artists, but big things are still expected of pa salieu. lizo mzimba, bbc news. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. this week, we'

annie linski with the "washington post." >> annie. reporter: i want to ask about the major themes of your campaign and how you measure to enact it. the idea of unity. can you talk to your idea unity being it, some people define it being bipartisan saying what most of people in the country define by some type of poll believe or perhaps 50 plus one or 50 plus two or 75%. given it is a key part of your message, and your promise and reflect a little bit more about what is unity when you see it, as you define it? >> i think it makes several of the issues, points you made. one is unity requires you to take away, eliminate the vitriol, make anything that you disagree with about the other person's personality or their lack of integrity or they're not decent legislators and the like. so we have to get rid of that. i think that is already beginning to change but god knows where things go, number one. unity also is trying to reflect what the majority of the american people, democrat, republican, independent, think is within the fulcrum of what n

how are you, annie >> hey hi, seth it's so good to see you. >> seth: it's great -- >> kind of >> sethan [ laughter ] so, this is really sort of incredible this is, sort of, the first movie that documents the time we were living in, in early 2020. this is when the movie takes place. all the characters are living through the pandemic the way we all were it must have been sort of thrilling and interesting to be doing that >> oh, yeah. it was exhilarating, the whole thing. you know, the -- 'cause i feel like some people started smoking again during lockdown. some people started drinking with lunch and then we just, like, took our feelings and made a film about it and steve knight wrote this script that's so sharp and funny and i found cathartic. and it was just -- then i got to act with chiwetel ejiofor and doug liman was directing and all of it just felt like we probably shouldn't do it, but i'm so glad we did >> seth: obviously a couple things you guys were up against. one, were, you know, the very intense protocols that we have - >> yeah. >> seth: when we're shooting films now. and thi

wheeler: first of all, let annie's question before i get to the good cause question. publication inte the federal register and we expect to be published tomorrow. signed it last wednesday and we told me it will be printed in tomorrow's federal register. bigger question is whether proposed applies to rule makings and it does not. proposed s a rulemaking, we don't have to go agency.an makings s to the rule that is happening internally within the agency. care of an: that takes our next question cheryl at chemical engineering news who effective now the date. effective tomorrow. i'd also encourage our audience, took have access to it, at -- look at today's wall street journal. today.an essay published which leads me to the question, these rules are a very big deal. they affect hundreds of millions of people at a time. how much time and energy do you your staff put into explaining them once you've come to the decision about what to do? seems like we almost have mini campaigns around the communication efforts. is this something you devote a time to? mr. wheeler: absolutely.

annie linski with the washington post. >> annie. >> your major themes of your campaign and how you sort of intend to measure and enact it, and that is the idea of unity. if you could talk a little bit about what you see unity as being. there are some people who are defining it as being bipartisan. others are saying it is what most of the people in the country define by some poll might believe or any number of -- perhaps it's 50 plus 1 or 50 plus 2 or 75%. given it is such a key part of your message and your promise, can you talk and reflect a little bit more about what is unity when you see it, as you define it? >> i think it makes several of the issues, points you made. one is unity requires you to take away -- eliminate the v vitriol. the other person's personality, lack of integrity, or they're not decent legislators and the like. we have to get rid of that. i think that's already beginning to change, but god knows where things go, number one. unity also is trying to reflect what the majority of the american people, democrat, republican, independent, think is within the fulcrum of wh

cloris leachman's career spans seven decades including eight primetime annie's. she won an oscar for her portrayal of a lonely housewife in the last picture show. her role on the cbs sitcom the mary tyler moore show made her a household name. she starred in a spinoff called phyllis, and three mel brooks films, later appearing on the facts of life and malcolm in the middle. >>> in santa clara county, the matrix casino ramping up operations after the governor lifted the stay-at-home order this week. we were there at the san jose casino welcomed back gamblers to its outdoor gaming tent this afternoon. plexiglas dividers are placed at tables, some seats will remain vacant, to promote physical distancing. there will also be temperature checks out the door. matrix casino is now open 24 seven. >>> coming up, how a team of siblings are using their musical and academic gifts to serve others. >> we want to show you some weather pictures we are getting. william shop is video of rain and wind overnight in san jose. the dragon winery in napa valley posted video of snow flurri

culture just like freshly court fish even though they're muslims they still want to enjoy the milky annis flavored drink. but they can rarely afford to get rocky from a shop that's why a friend gives them some of his homemade tipple but they always test it to ensure it's free of toxic methanol shipped. to did i had my doubts at the beginning. of my worries are gone because we're testing it to be safe. now we're quite relaxed about drinking the homemade stuff. which we've never had any problem. whether it's be you wine or vodka homemade alcohol is booming in turkey. more and more people are making their own supplies in the cellar or the bath tub that troubles these old people in yellow . scots have their whiskey the french their wine the greeks. and here in turkey we have rocky could never be recognised part of our culture to be for that if some people want to more or less get rid of this cultural asset well . what's good about that. but. going to. shaaban al time keeps asking himself a similar question what's so good about constantly rising prices driving young people like his daughter da

annis hip hop artist raps about love happiness and life struggles even if not about a more immediate issue here in the coronavirus. the only reminders of the pandemic in this concert venue are the mosques and the way audience members keep a little distance from each other. we haven't been able to go to live concerts like this for a long time due to the pandemic. i'm thrilled. she's doing what many people around the world wish they could do again going out to enjoy themselves and not worrying about the coronavirus. everyone was afraid during the pandemic now it's getting better. it's been about one year since the virus is believed to have made the jump to humans on seafood market. the government tried to play down the extent of the outbreak. we went to in search of facts what we found was a city in a state of emergency. there is still major skepticism over the official numbers for corona virus cases and deaths 2 days after we shot our footage the city was closed off completely leaving 11000000 people under law. among them young so he became a blogger during the pandemic posting videos

culture just like fresh record fish even though they're muslims they still want to enjoy the milky annis flavored drink. but they can rarely afford to get rocky from a shop that's why a friend gives them some of these homemade tipple but they always test it to ensure it's free of toxic methanol shipped. i had my doubts at the beginning. but my worries are gone because we're testing it to be safe. now we're quite relaxed about drinking the homemade stuff. we've never had any problem. whether it's be you whine or vodka homemade alcohol is booming in turkey more and more people are making their own supplies in the cellar or the bath tub that troubles these old people. scots have their whiskey the french their wine the greeks. and here in turkey we have rocky. the recognizer part of our culture to be for that if some people want to more or less get rid of this cultural asset well. what's good about that. but. shaaban all time keeps asking himself a similar question what's so good about constantly rising prices driving young people like his daughter to fall victim to ruthless bootleggers he's

it's annie, dagen, get it right.lic like in the public eye, she just gets around to telling people that, then you should call yourself annie. i used to loathe her as an actress and she's in it and her reputation in it and i kind of dig her at this point. that could fade, my first name is mary so guess what, i don't like mary, i don't like mary-dagen where i grew up. i called myself dagen since kindergarten. it's not hard. call yourself what you want to be called. maria: mary dagen. i think that's beautiful. dagen: you have to say it the way that folks where i come from say it. mary dagen. maria: how about md? i like md too. [laughter] maria: that's funny. quick break, we are keeping an eye on the banks. they are coming out with earnings this morning for the fourth quarter, that's going to give us a good window into a lot about the economy. plus president trump stopping the push to restructure taxpayer and now that ending the administration the word on wall street is coming up. all start next hour. mornings with maria

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outskirts of kampala holly takes dominates the conversation however some including reach at chick annie don't have a voter's codd. i want to vote but i could literally just i lost my id card and the process of getting another. james bond on the other hand says nothing will stop him from casting his ballot in the past as part of our upbringing we thought it was up to the elders to decide on the country's affairs but looking at the social and economic challenges we're facing i think it's time to stand up and claim a right for position in politics 2 thirds of registered voters are below the age of 30 which means they have only ever since 76 year old president yoweri with 70 in power. who say that he started a social media compared recently to try and gain young people support exercises to . take spot in party. among out of. uganda the 2nd. young population on the continent often most here they are marginalized they say they have no job and feel disconnected from the country's leadership but in previous elections many have been reluctant to engage in politics or even vote. 38 year old. pop

annie the more you would your the focus last or the less it in your will out us dark blue god made you just what does lead to speech if you have your pride you will show when you were obscene ico going in a sling is always. 4 people were killed in clashes that broke out when trump supporters stormed the capitol in washington the president elect and the incumbent reacted to the violence in very different ways. threatening the safety of duly elected officials not protest insurrection we can't play into the hands of these people. we have to have peace so go. we love you. one after the deadly interruption congress gets back to business with joe biden. the winner of the 2020 election and world leaders expressed at the events in washington d.c. and condemned the violence with some commentators branding things a disgrace to democracy. you're hearing right now from european countries who are looking at this nation as if it was some banana republic. could offer a welcome just on 2 o'clock in moscow only watching international. people have died in clashes that erupted its supporters stormed cong

the 23—year—old dubbed the uk's most inventive rapper in years was given the news on radio one by annieare the winner of the bbc sound of 2021. you won! you serious? he laughs that is crazy. so much gratitude, man. # they don't know about the block life # still doing mazza inna front line # his music reflects his experiences. he himself once survived a shotgun attack. his growing success means things are now very different to a year ago. a yearago, surviving, man. people round me caged, people around me turned crack fiend, you know? i come from real life, you know? # hello from the other side # with previous winners including the likes of adele, few would blame him for feeling a little extra pressure. nah, i don't really stand for pressure, man. i respect all the names and that's why i'm so honoured. me? really? # why you keep wastin' your energy? # never let them draw out the energy # with gigs and festivals on hold, breaking through is harder for new artists, but big things are still expected of pa salieu. lizo mzimba, bbc news. now it's time for click. we've been live in the uk, in i

called the most inventive rapper to come out of the uk in years, and this is the moment that radio 1's annieyou won. serious?! that is crazy, that is crazy. so much gratitude. # they don't know about the block life... his music reflects his life experiences. a close friend was killed in a knife attack. he himself survived a gun attack where he was hit in the head by shotgun pellets. the 23—year—old from coventry reflects on how things have changed compared with what he was going through this time last year. a yearago, surviving, man. survival. people around me, caged. people around me just turned crack fiends, you know? i come from real life, you know? everything i see is genuine. it's a real life story. the list is voted for by djs, bloggers and other figures in the music industry. previous winners include sam smith... # won't you stay with me... adele... # hello from the other side... and last year's winner, celeste. # if everybody gave a little love...

annis own and i think as a free market society that we claim to be it's very difficult to make that case i've been arguing about that on the show for several years now that i don't see the correlation between a government stance and a private company stance having said that i think it's important to note that as we've talked about with wild way it's complicated because so many u.s. agencies have banned the use of weiwei products have made very bold statements about weiwei being involved in data gathering and back doors connected to the chinese government which i want to remind the audience still never actually been proven no evidence of this is ever been shown but because of that it's very difficult to untangle that you can't just say well we declared today suddenly that while way is not a threat because all these agencies and heads of agencies that have gone along with this how do you walk back all that information so i think the fact that she wouldn't comment on it is a sign that that is a very complicated issue and it's going to take a lot of kind of unraveling to undo what's been don

vaccinate 20000000 americans by the end of 2020 only 2800000 have been inoculated so far well let's go to annie gallegos in miami and that sort of deteriorating situation with both the number of infections and the death toll makes some sort of progress on that vaccination program all the more urgent. it really does i mean i think marian that 2021 for this beleaguered nation was supposed to bring new hope remember that 2 vaccines have already been approved after being developed at breakneck speed and yet operation speed the trumpet ministrations plan to get 20000000 people and those people are aged over 65 and they are frontline health care workers vaccinated by the end of 2020 has fallen far short of the 20000000 target as you said about 2800000 people have so far been vaccinated and if you look at what's happening in this state alone we're seeing scenes of chaos as those age 65 and over are basically camping out overnight for 1st come 1st serve vaccinations and president trump a couple of days ago tweeting out that the governors of all the states need to get a move on but there was never a nat

the 23—year—old dubbed the uk's most inventive rapper in years was given the news on radio one by anniethat is crazy. so much gratitude, man. # they don't know about the block life # still doing mazza inna front line... # his music reflects his experiences. he himself once survived a shotgun attack. his growing success means things are now very different to a year ago. a yearago, surviving, man. people round me caged, people around me turned crack fiend, you know? i come from real life, you know? # hello from the other side... # with previous winners including the likes of adele, few would blame him for feeling a little extra pressure. nah, i don't really stand for pressure, man. i respect all the names and that's why i'm so honoured. me? really? # why you keep wastin' your energy? # n?ver let them draw out the energy... # with gigs and festivals on hold, breaking through is harder for new artists, but big things are still expected of pa salieu. lizo mzimba, bbc news. # protect your energy yeah, yeah, yeah.# time for a look at the weather here's sarah keith lucas. it's been another cold

new york we have margaret kimberly she is the editor and senior columnist at the black agenda report annie resting across to mean a shot she is founder of republican women from right across up close and in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok let's go to michael 1st in washington these are very turbulent times that's obvious everyone knows that and i don't think anybody seen anything quite like this in our lifetime and i suppose one of his want to see it again to michael what can we agree on because we keep cocking about what befalls us of heart and what the divisions are what is there anything left that we can agree on go ahead i think there's i think there's more that makes us the same that makes us different and i've always believed that i have many friends in the n.-g. o. community who are a left not just left of center but left you know way left and we agree on almost nothing politically and very few things socially too sometimes but in our desire to do well for our children our desire to build a strong economy and our desire to live free in o

this is bbc news, the latest headlines: annie vaccine hasn't found to be highly effective against coronavirusees a second night of protest after the country brings a new total ban on abortions. britain formally left the european union a year ago, but it was only last month that it came out of the key economic institutions — the eu's single market and customs union. that was a pivotal moment of change for businesses on both sides. just days ahead of that deadline britain and the eu did manage to seal an agreement. but it has not all been plain sailing, even allowing for disruption caused by the pandemic. our economics correspondent, andrew walker, reports. a month ago, the european union and britain signed a trade deal. and britain signed a trade deal and britain signed a trade deal. , it and britain signed a trade | deal._ it means deal. there it is. it means british and _ deal. there it is. it means british and eu _ deal. there it is. it means british and eu goods - deal. there it is. it means british and eu goods can l deal. there it is. it means i british and eu goods can be exported from

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though geul annie de sighs in. >> let's break down what is being considered, we are talking about pardons being issued before the president leaves office for people who have not even been charged with a crime. >> the preem tiff, get out of jail free card before a crime has even been committed possibly for friends be family, even the president himself. >> trevor: guys that is adorable. trump is pardoning his kids and his house pets. and he's not even pardoning them for anything specific. just handing out pardons like a gift card. >> you have to let you pick your own crime socker enjoy. there is something crazy, you know, live a little. >> of course the big question is can trump legally pardon himself. because you see, no one knows for sure. but i actually want trump to try. just because it will be fun to see how will do it he will probably be like i hearby pardon you. no, i pardon, stop pointing at me. i'm trying to pardon you. you are are so good looking but you're pardoned. >> trevor: before you say oh, typical donald trump, only in it for himself well hey, that's not true. it turns out

culture just like fresh record fish even though they're muslims they still want to enjoy the milky annis flavored drink. but they can rarely afford to get rocky from a shop that's why a friend gives them some of these homemade tipple but they always test it to ensure it's free of toxic methanol shipped. had my doubts at the beginning. of my worries are gone because we're testing it to be safe. now we're quite relaxed about drinking the homemade stuff which we've never had any problem. whether it's be you wine or vodka homemade alcohol is booming in turkey. more and more people are making their own supplies in the cellar or the bath tub that troubles these old people in yellow. scots have their whiskey the french their wine the greeks. and here in turkey we have rocky. the recognized part of our culture to be for that if some people want to more or less get rid of this cultural asset well. what's good about that. but. shaaban all time keeps asking himself a similar question what's so good about constantly rising prices driving young people like his daughter to full victim to ruthless boot

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. >> if you're going to compliment annie, always more time for that in our show. >> harris: conservativea watchdog said this. "rule has made it clear she has a self-avowed democratic party hack. that's a quote. power panel, fox news political analyst judith miller, pulitzer prize-winning investigative reporter, adjunct fellow at the manhattan institute, fox news contributor as well. welcome to the first. i want to put this in focus. pulitzer prize-winning journalist. anybody ever call you and advocate, anybody ever tell you from a political party? >> thank you so very much for your help. >> harris: that ever happened? be back not often enough. look, first of all, i want to congratulate you on your show, and i want to say this. the reason i am doubly delighted to be here is you may be a relatively young anchor but you are very experienced and more than that, you are someone who believes in an old-fashioned view, that your viewers, your audience deserves two points at least of view, different points of view, but that's a very old-fashioned form of journalism, and what stephanie rule has do