armoured vehicles have been deployed and police checkpoints set up just two days before the newly electedmyanmar. she's also a former member of the kofi annan commission — which looked into ethnic reconciliation in rakhine state, at the request of myanmar�*s leader aung san suu kyi. what is your reading about what you're hearing about the situation right now? the you're hearing about the situation riaht now? , ., ., , ., , right now? the situation is really uuite right now? the situation is really quite worrying- _ right now? the situation is really quite worrying. it _ right now? the situation is really quite worrying. it has _ right now? the situation is really quite worrying. it has been - quite worrying. it has been simmering for a while, but the issue is here is the disagreement of the outcome of the november national elections. these were won by a landslide by the league for democracy aung sang suu kyi. for a while everything looked set and to of the parliament which was supposed to take place on monday and moved to tuesday the army started to express discontent with the outcome of

and armoured police and national guard vehicles pa control the streets outside of state offices guarded by 1,000 national guard troops from the bay area. a strong force of officers joined the protection drew this morning. >> we're just here to look. >> mostly just more looky loos like this couple who oppose the violence but wanted to see the historic protection force at the capitol. >> i think it is necessary. we saw what happened in dc. >> i thought we were going from a more politically charged area to a little less. we had to come here. >> and this oakland man documenting it all with a note pad and a very long lens. >> he has a history of reporting on right-wing groups. and other groups set this large police and military force is prepared to subdue if anyone brings violence to california's capitol. >> i have been targeted by them. >> left-wing right watch shows the expansion of violent groups in the west. >> we said something like this would happen for years and it happened. we should not be surprised. >> everyone praying that peace remained. police officers hoping to keep that peace

z. >> this company is in a very different place dwayne than when you first signed a deal -- under armour they are retrenching, trying to elevate some parts of the brand. kevin is no longer there are you still many with that partnership? >> yeah, sara. thank you for asking that. i know there is a lot of -- that's always on our investors minds can where the company is going. i am still very happy with the partnership. i do think that patrick frisk is doing a really tremendous job during this time you know, there is just -- there is core elements about under armour that serve a very large audience and that of course is innovation it's technology. it is this idea that we will be better today than we were yesterday and work hard, very hard to be better tomorrow than we were today. but bottom line is, i have been very happy and we've also -- you know, the project rock brand, the project rock brand within the under armour brand has done very very well we have seen some really awesome growth and frankly we have been able to touch upon an ideology that again when we talk about white space and thi

many of us are altering our routines, working to get body armour which is a reimbursable purchase wee. it's sad we have to get to that point. but our expectation is someone may try to kill us. >> are you doing that, congressman? are you purchasing like the bulletproof vests? are you altering and getting armed security around you? >> i am. you know, that's, you know, we're obviously trying to keep a very low profile. i actually spent a couple years ago in afghanistan as a safety adviser to humanitarian aide organizations. so conducting assessments, taking mitigating measures, lowering one's profile for safety and security purposes. that's what i've done professionally. that's something we are all working together. obviously, we saw what happened on january 6th and the fact there are 20,000 national guardsmen in d.c. right now. you know, there is a feeling that there is not control here and we don't know what's going to happen next. we weren't expecting for the capitol to get overrun for the first time in 200 years. so in this unprecedented environment one press dentd degree of fear of

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thank you from myself and from everybody at the royal armour corps and the nhs for everything you'recaptain tom! we were talking earlier to tom moore, who's walking 100 lengths of his back garden before his 100th birthday on 30th april. and he hoped he would raise about £1,000. that went up to about £5,000. when we spoke to him and his lovely daughter hannah, in the first half of the show, they had just over £200,000. well, since we talked to him, another £45,000 had gone into hisjust giving page. the target had gone up to £100,000. let's make it £300,000, can we? can we do that? we then went i believe back on bbc breakfast on the bank holiday monday and i think the rest is chartered in history. i'm not sure we will ever forget it, but it's really hard for us to even rationalise it, to understand what truly happened, because from then things went crazy. huge congratulations, captain tom, you are absolutely brilliant. we love you. well done. congratulations on passing the million, you are an inspiration to us and to the millions of bbc breakfast viewers who have been supporting you as

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we're getting, like, - armour to fight this virus. goodbye, everybody.lo. we've got rain and snow in the forecast through this evening and overnight. through the rest of friday, things are mainly dry. the morning mist and fog really slow to clear, though, across parts of the midlands and east anglia and the winds will be strengthening in the west ahead of our band of rain through this evening and overnight, but where that mist and fog is slow to clear, temperatures are going to struggle to get much above freezing. then overnight, this band of rain pushes its way eastwards, also bringing with it some milder air but ahead of it, we're in the cold air, so further snow for scotland, northern england, later in the night across parts of east anglia and south—east england. a number of flood warnings in place, of course, the rain falling onto already saturated ground. ice also a risk ahead of the rain and temperatures by the end of the night actually starting to rise as that milder air starts to push in from the west. so we've got rain and snow to clear away sou

your knight in options armour. "options action" starts right now. >> let's get right to it apple slices along the foundation of a classic pie. apple stock currently the foundation of a classic technical move carter worth explains what is cooking. carter >> you bet it's one of the simplest set-ups in markets not apple, but the set-up itself, and we will examine it but first a few sort of bullet points, if you will, on the sequence what do we know? one, apple peaked on september 2nd at around $138 a share and since then it's dead flat. made no progress in almost five months as the s&p has gone up 7 plus percent two, we know it dropped 25% from that peak in two weeks to 103, a low on september 21st. three, it's returned to its former high, which in principle is a set-up for a break out to new highs. a very straightforward sequence. in terms of the pattern, the visuals, the optics of that, the first chart, you see it there, no drawings or annotations by me the next chart, now i've added the lines. this is -- this is th

used an armoured vehicle to arrest this man in new york for making threats to travel to washington with weapons. while the roundups continue, the f.b.i. is investigating coordination among attackers. videos showing people acting together to breach the capitol and attack police, including this line of men moving up the steps wearing military style vests and helmets. democrat mikie sherrill, a combat veteran, accused some of her congressional colleagues of working with the demonstrators. >> some members of congress who had groups coming through the capitol that i sw on january 5, reconnaissance for the next day. i am going to se that they are held accountable. >> reporter: sherrill said that she has passed on her information to law enforcement.. attorney. >> it's mind boggling. i mean that congressman, sitting congressmen may actually have helped insurrectionists storm the capitol, that's benedict arnold territory. >> reporter: late today olympic swimmer klete keller was charged with violent entry for his participation in the rioting. a large number of weapons and explosives were found ar

armoured vehicles have been deployed and police checkpoints set up just two days before the newly electedd diplomat who previously served as dutch ambassador to myanmar. she's also a former member of the kofi annan commission — which looked into ethnic reconciliation in rakhine state, at the request of myanmar�*s leader aung san suu kyi. she gave me her assessment of the situation in myanmar. the situation is really quite worrying. it had been simmering for a while but what really is theissue for a while but what really is the issue here is the growing disagreement about the outcome of the november national elections which were one by a landslide by the national league for democracy. the head of the government aung san suu kyi. fora of the government aung san suu kyi. for a while, of the government aung san suu kyi. fora while, everything looked set and ready to move towards installation of the government, of the parliament in the capital. it was supposed to take place on monday and now moved to tuesday. but slowly but surely, the army starts to express ever greater discontent with the ou

is there this fear that in terms of knowledge of equipment and body armour and weapons, you have got states has been in were at iraq and afghanistan for the last 20 years, you're talking about guardsmen and women with combat experience that have deployed and have actually thought. —— at war in iraq and afghanistan. —— actually fought. in that respect, actually more experience than many of the police. we're talking about a real challenge here in washington but i just want to point out as well as the capitol in dc has hardened as a target, we also should be wary of what goes on at the state capitals in places like virginia and pennsylvania where i live, in michigan and elsewhere. and indeed the right to bear arms in some of those states as well. just briefly, if you are a member of qanon for example or another group which of course president trump, the proud boys has acknowledged, standby, stand down, is that something with which will get you thrown out of the national guard now? i think we are moving toward really much closer scrutiny of people's ties to some of these existing extremi

"the world's most powerful w e apon" the north korean leader kim jong—un watched the display of armouredles and other hardware as aircraft flew overhead. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. donald trump has secured his unique place in the history books — the first president in american history to be impeached twice. what that means in practical terms isn't yet clear. there will be no trump trial in the senate beforejoe biden moves into the white house. but democrats do insist he will be held to account for the assault on the capitol. my guest is veteran lawyer alan dershowitz, part of the trump defence team in impeachment one. will he be involved in the sequel? and how will it play in a divided america? alan dershowitz in massachusetts, welcome to hardtalk. well, thank you so much. yesterday, we saw several records broken. one record, the obvious one, that the president was impeached for the second time. but the more important record is that congress violated more provisions of the constitution in one day than any congress in the history of the united stat

issues we've got here is i think asjohn said, we have had a situation where there has been a lot of armourard looking at it from the inside. —— of over promise. it's hard to see how it will live up to the basis that so many of the other pages have fallen to the wayside, knowing that there would be this world being track and trace system. testing in schools which was promised when the schools reopen in september and is now only just becoming a reality if indeed it does, and all those other promises along the way, even the prime minister singh on andrew marr on sunday morning that schools are safe and the very next day you turning on it. i think that creates question marks about the competency of this government. i don't say that widely and not saying that the government doesn't face the absolute crisis of not only our generation but our century, but i do think that there has been some mistakes made that perhaps they need to be learning from. one of those is about not overpromising things because i think thatis overpromising things because i think that is what will cause great problems for t

they have their helmets on, their body armour on anti—war three van loads of basically anti—riot policen past. the police are catching up with the protesters and protesters are gathering where i am now. many of them quite young, there is a couple of 18—year—old girls, to students who come out today. they were here last week, they said they were here last week, they said they were scared about coming last week, but they didn't get beaten up, so they came out today as well and they're hoping that lots more people willjoin them. for the moment, small groups of protesters in a few sites around moscow, as i say, playing cat and mouse with the police. playing cat and mouse with the olice. �* ., , playing cat and mouse with the olice. ~ . , , police. and we are seeing the place there in large _ police. and we are seeing the place there in large numbers. _ police. and we are seeing the place there in large numbers. just- police. and we are seeing the place there in large numbers. just put- there in large numbers. just put these demonstrations into context for us. how dangerous is all of this th

when shopping has become a high risk activity and going to the market requires individual to say armour up and protect themselves from covid-19, which i'm hearing requires now two masks, reducing the number of places residents need to patronize, would be a good outcome. the grocery outlet will have security measures in place as mentioned by the police officer. and support of the department. and as mentioned, no opposition to the project has been received today. that concludes my presentation. we're available for any questions. >> supervisor mar: thank you so much, mr. zucker. i don't have any questions. do you have any questions? great, seeing none, why don't we go to public comment on this item. mr. clerk, are there callers on the line? >> clerk: thank you. operations is checking to see if we have callers in the queue. please let us know if we have callers who are ready. for those of you who connected to the meeting by phone, press star 3 to be added to the queue. those on hold, wait until you're prompted to begin. you'll hear a prompt that your line has been unmuted. those watching on

the images that stuck out to me was this line of people in camos with body armour kind of coming together in formation up the steps of the capitol. what have federal authorities learned so far? >> reporter: yeah, those things are key evidence in all of this. also a military-style helmets we saw people wearing. this is a big part of the investigation for the fbi. it's probably going to come to be one of the biggest investigations the fbi has ever undertaken. you have agents all across the country chasing leads, 40,000 tips now into the fbi from all across the country and one of the big things from them right now, they're trying to figure out the level of coordination, who planned this. were there many groups? was there one group? one of the key facts also we just learned from the outgoing police in an interview with the washington post said he thinks the pipe bombs that the atf and fbi that were planted near the capitol may have served as a diversion. so that would require some level of planning. that would be a key fact in all of this. so there is still olot going on. many of the arrests

. >> many of us are altering our routines, working to get body armour. >> we're going to ensure thate have a safe inauguration. >> reporter: president-elect biden announcing his post inauguration plans, a $1.9 trillion rescue package, with faster covid vaccinations and a $1,400 payment to most americans. >> $600 already appropriated is simply not enough. we just have to choose between paying rent and putting food on the table. >> reporter: he's hoping the senate can move quickly on economic relief while dealing with impeachment of course dealing with security still a big issue, too, dom, with 20,000 national guard troops headed into washington, and now congressional democrats looking back and asking for an investigation into what they now remember as an unusually large number of visitors at the capitol the day before the attack they think some of those visitors could have been scoping out the building. >> yeah, with travel and leisure restrictions coming full force for many companies as well tracie potts live in washington, d.c. with the latest on the moving parts thank you very much

. >> many of us are altering our routines, working to get body armour, which is a reimbursable purchase that we can make. it's sad that we have to get to that point but, you know, our expectation is somebody may try to kill us. >> the nation's capitol on high alert ahead of the inauguration, the park service working to close the national malr thl entirely ellison barber with us tonight show us around if you can. >> reporter: they are putting up more barricades, barricades surround the u.s. capitol. this one has gone up just within the last hour. there are military trucks just past the barricade at the ready, in front of them, there are some of the thousands of armed members of the national guard who have been sent to the district of columbia, by the time inauguration day officially comes around, we expect 20,000 members of the national guard to be here in the nation's capitol. they have come from six dic different states as well as the district of columbia, hopefully enough for anyone who wants to do harm or the building out of it there is talk in far right extremist chat groups telling

is a lot to love for everyone big day for energy names, big day for consumer games like gap, under armour out for a long time. when you see this level of breadth across all these sectors, especially consumer related sectors i feel like the tone of the tape even though we are not decidedly green is darn good. >> it is not just consumer related either some of the stocks that hit fresh highs today have been industrial names, deere, carrier, fastenal. going back to shake shack, how does that speak to the fact we have been seeing positive preannouncemen preannouncements. >> it is a company that needed to good to see it. >> i guess we will celebrate with a burger. thanks for watching "power lunch. "closing bell" starts right now. >> thank you morgan and josh welcome, everyone, to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen with wilfred frost as always. major indices mostly flat but sharp moves within individual sectors. the russel is surging up more than 1%. what's driving the act the house moving forward on impeachment plans. the white house announcing plans to accelerate vaccine delivery in stocks, tesla

start with under armour, lauren. lauren: look at that stock, up four and half percent.g green shoes is what they see for the products coming from under armour particularly their sneakers and they have a new mind with steph curry so they are given in a $22 price target. paypal up to a by. they like this shift of digital payments and they like crypto. paypal allows hundreds of millions of users to hold, sell, buy crypto in their digital wallets with the price target 300. astrazeneca is moving slightly to the downside but they were upgraded as jeffreys to hold and they see oil prices which we've seen going up, they see them supported for the deleveraging. stuart: i just can't see robin hood investors getting into occidental petroleum. just not there, stock, i think. let's get to the downgrade. there are a few. how about city. susan: the stocks really aren't moving out much on the bad news. they cut city to a whole because citigroup shares probably 50% in the past three months, but what they say is the transformation going on will cost money and they also raised the price t

today, convoys of newly purchased armoured personnel carriers were seen entering the city, and many people leader, has been largely stripped of his inner circle of supporters and there is this hiatus today, tomorrow, ahead of pulling on thursday, or people are just holding their breath, waiting to see what happens next. i noted the eu is not sending its international observers this time, but the african union is, but does the african union really ever stand up to mr museveni and his variety of human rights abuses? the african union has not been robust for setting up to human rights issues in eastern africa, primarily because uganda plays a secured role in the region. it contributes the bulk of the trips to the amazon peacekeeping mission in somalia and it is very strategic location near two war—torn south sudan and the eastern democratic republic of congo, which is ably unsettled area, so museveni carefully manipulates and uses strategic trends to limit criticism from fellow african leaders. is there any chance he could lose? it is very unlikely. there are a few commentators who imagine th

game stop is worth over $10 billion at last count, more than under armour, more than american airlines game stop i would argue was the first-- perfect target for this cartel of day traders with huge short interest in this a stock. this is a ripe opportunity, lopsided short trade on a company that doesn't have a lot of stock to trade. you call this froth, i call this strategic. stuart: not sure if we differ, but i'm calling it a casino and i don't like it i think it will change the nature of investing. i don't know what the fallout will be so let's bring in shah gilani, longtime market watcher. i say it's a casino like atmosphere. my question is, does it spillover and hurt the rest of the market? what say you? >> no, it will not spillover and impact of market. it's just what's been going on out wall street for many years. as long as i can remember and certainly long before i started trading 40 years ago. i think the best insight on what's happening is the comment from elon musk took elon musk is cheering on the short hovering in the rallying stock and that's exactly what he did with his

armoured vehicles have been deployed and police checkpoints set up just two days before the newly electedst asia correspondentjonathan head is following the story. launching a coup now would be quite extraordinary after a really resounding election victory. i mean, aung san suu kyi, after five years of course with the terrible controversy over the rohingya crisis, but many other issues over economic performance, no one expected her party to do even as well as it did last time in the historic election that brought it to power. in fact, it did even better. and worse still for the military, the party the military backs did much, much worse. it ended up with only around 6% of all the seats that were contested in both central and regional parliaments. and i think the military is feeling very bruised about that. it's also very worried about what aung san suu kyi will do with this really powerful mandate. remember, although she has carefully managed her relations with the military over the last five years, she does have an explicit goal of removing them from politics and reducing their power. an

armoured vehicles have been deployed and police checkpoints set up just two days before the newly electedctive statement, they say... and they urge "the military, and all other parties in the country to adhere to democratic norms." they stress that... well a spokesperson for the national league for democracy in myanmar, has told the bbc that all indications point toward the militay readying an imminent coup because they don't accept his party's election victory. he says, "we are concerned about the threat but we have no choice other than face the thing with calm resolution." tom andrews is the un's special rapporteur on myanmar. he says the threat of a coup could not come at a worse time for the fragile democracy. the united nations in the international community are all very, very concerned about developments in the country. we'll be watching them very closely. i think what's important is for the process move forward, and that any of these statements that have been made — i don't know what were behind them — but that cooler heads prevail and that there is a recognition across the board t

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we're getting, like, - armour to fight this virus. goodbye, everybody. not one for kissing and hugging. fantastic people who work in the care home. one said starting the vaccine programme is both emotional and delightful. that work is ongoing, of course. they have been very hard hit. you can see just what it means to them. here's matt with a look at this morning's weather. we were talking igloos earlier. you have raised that and you have got a dalek. you need snow and ice, apparently. taken by a weather watcher in barnsley. they worked well yesterday. notjust watcher in barnsley. they worked well yesterday. not just snow. watcher in barnsley. they worked well yesterday. notjust snow. for some of you, lots of rain. i had to draw attention to the fact that are 46 flood warnings in force in parts of england. the rain has eased. it is damp with snow, and so an icy start. in the north of england we saw the heaviest of the snow yesterday. well below freezing across all of the north of england. away from that, temperatures hovering around freezing, so ice anywh

gap, tjx, under armour, ross, they're all down in sympathy.lder on the computer that backs up your files in the cloud. doesn't need as many workers sinceth mostly remote anyway. the biggest mover, number one on the dow, s&p 500 is intel. a lot of news here. intel, up 8 1/2%. they say fourth quarter profit and sales will top prior guidance. ceo bob swan is out. he will be replaced by pat of vmware. vmware is looking for a new ceo. down 7% today. stuart: big deal. lauren, thank you very much indeed. show me zoom please. we were talking about that with plastic surgery moments ago. zoom will sell over 4 million shares. they want to raise fresh capital. how much are they looking to get? susan: 1 1/2 billion dollars. 5% discount you're getting here. that is 10 times more than zoom's ipo price. the company is using money to buy other companies or what they call strategic invests. speaking of listings i want to show you another high-profile unicorn going public today. the lender affirm. billion dollars. way above the last indicated range. $49 a piece

if you're buying a known brand whether it's nike, under armour, land's end, any moan brand, we are competitivelyr to your point, is competitively priced. stuart: all right. we like to hear that. thanks for being on the show, we appreciate it. made in america. biden signs the order. thank you very much, dean. >> it was a pleasure. thank you very much, stuart. stuart: yes, sir. twitter letting users add notes to tweet they think are false. wait a minute, lauren, sounds like users can censor each other? is that right? >> what can go wrong? yes, absolutely. so this is a pilot crowd-sourcing feature on twitter called bird watch where you just can add notes to a tweet by any person, any company, any organization, and the goal is to combat misinformation. but who determines what's fact in let me tell you what some decisions have to say -- politicians have to say. republican congressman tweets this, very 1984. of course, he's referencing george orwell's novel about big tech, government spying on citizens. and here's a congressman from colorado, crowd source censorship, what could go wrong? twitter says

19023 who took his firth ride in hartford, connecticut, and since then have become more and more armouredof 1963. but the scene that we are seeing shall judy, is a sub suit for what we usualliee see at inauguration which is the new president and his spouse and his family walking into the white house not from the car but from the parade viewing stand, as you know there is usually an inaugural parade that goes past the white house, down pennsylvania avenue, oftentimes lasts for hours and the new president and family usually watch it for a long time and then only once the parade is over do they go into the white house. usually that scene is proceeded by something that we have seen since 1977. and that was when jimmy carter began this tradition of a president and first lady walking at least part of the way. so that is what we are seeing right now which is they're walking down a little piece of pennsylvania avenue which is fairly safe because it's well guarded. in 1977 when jimmy and roslny carter which you remember from covering them and knowing them very well at the time, when they walked do

when shopping has become a high risk activity and going to the market requires individual to say armour up and protect themselves from covid-19, which i'm hearing requires now two masks, reducing the number of places residents need to patronize, would be a good outcome. the grocery outlet will have security measures in place as mentioned by the police officer. and support of the department. and as mentioned, no opposition to the project has been received today. that concludes my presentation. we're available for any questions. >> supervisor mar: thank you so much, mr. zucker. i don't have any questions. do you have any questions? great, seeing none, why don't we go to public comment on this item. mr. clerk, are there callers on the line? >> clerk: thank you. operations is checking to see if we have callers in the queue. please let us know if we have callers who are ready. for those of you who connected to the meeting by phone, press star 3 to be added to the queue. those on hold, wait until you're prompted to begin. you'll hear a prompt that your line has been unmuted. those watching on

he was using one of the armoured vehicles reserved for the president and accompanied by a cavalcade of on to the inaugural platform with the marine corps band which has been warming up to play music and you can start to see people starting to arrive. members of congress will be there, because of covid this is a much reduced turnout on that platform, they have to have some social distancing. the marine corps band have played at every inauguration of an american president sincejefferson. inauguration of an american president since jefferson. despite all the security _ president since jefferson. despite all the security implications - president since jefferson. despite all the security implications and l president since jefferson. despite all the security implications and a j all the security implications and a lack of crowds, it is still the most damning of backdrops as we await the inauguration proper. let's go to gary o'donoghue, our correspondent in washington, and you are a little way away from that, all those flags behind you —— most stunning of backdrops. exit donald trump, the sta

introduction of cryptocurrency transactions on its platform shares up 1.5% end on shares of under armours a voting stock up about 1.5% this morning. helped by analysts of deutsche bank it was raised from a buy to a hold they cited the expectation for better profit margins, improvement in key product lines like their running shoes and the steph curry brand overall. becky, three green ones on a day when the markets are coming off record highs i'll send things back over to you. >> yeah. the dow has picked up ground, too. when we started the show about an hour ago we were looking at the market up, the dow up by 40 points, it's up by 102 points in the premarket. thank you, dom. >> you've got it. >>> president biden releasing details of his covid-19 plan including 10 executive orders. meg tirrell joins us with that and what we've learned about the virus after one year of this pandemic meg, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, becky. a lot of news today on what the biden administration will do those ten executive orders include using the defense production act to increase supplies of ppe va

many of us are altering our routines, working to get body armour, which is a reimbursable purchase we can make. it's sad we have to get to that point. our expectation is that someone may try to kill us. >> you know, david drucker, yesterday, i was talking about how these members of congress should respond about making of a vote of impeachment that was unpopular. back in my day i would hold a lot of townhall meetings and we would agree to disagree or they would understand at least my point of view and work through it all. in this case, this guy can't even, like, spend the night in his house or leave his house because trump mobs might kill him. >> yeah. you know, joe, it's not even just the impeachment vote. last week, after the insurrection at the capitol, i was talking to a republican member of congress who voted to affirm biden's electoral victory, a vote that is usually just pro forma. we never cover it. every four years nobody pays attention because it's just part of the process. it's not to actually try to formally decide the election or throw it out. this republican was telling m

when shopping has become a high risk activity and going to the market requires individual to say armour up and protect themselves from covid-19, which i'm hearing requires now two masks, reducing the number of places residents need to patronize, would be a good outcome. the grocery outlet will have security measures in place as mentioned by the police officer. and support of the department. and as mentioned, no opposition to the project has been received today. that concludes my presentation. we're available for any questions. >> supervisor mar: thank you so much, mr. zucker. i don't have any questions. do you have any questions? great, seeing none, why don't we go to public comment on this item. mr. clerk, are there callers on the line? >> clerk: thank you. operations is checking to see if we have callers in the queue. please let us know if we have callers who are ready. for those of you who connected to the meeting by phone, press star 3 to be added to the queue. those on hold, wait until you're prompted to begin. you'll hear a prompt that your line has been unmuted. those watching on

ppe, all of that is happening in care services and of course the vaccine is that final chink in the armourant has anybody else, they are trying to look after some of the free listing and most vulnerable people in our communities, they are not recognised by the nation as a whole. very often we hear some very good things about yes, they are front—line workers but when it comes to the reality of it, we're not getting the same attention when we are asking for them to be properly recognised through funding routes, so that we can actually give them some hope about what the future might look like. at this moment in time, despite theirfears might look like. at this moment in time, despite their fears and personal anxieties, they are coming into the service on a daily basis to try and support some of the most vulnerable people who themselves are facing all sorts of personal challenges.— facing all sorts of personal challenges. facing all sorts of personal challenues. ~ ., , ., challenges. we have spoken a few times over — challenges. we have spoken a few times over the _ challenges. we have spoken

we're getting, like, - armour to fight this virus. goodbye, everybody. the headlines on bbc news.ew into children's social care — which it claims 'will not shy away from exposing problems where they exist�*. josh macalister is chair of the independent review of children's social care. i think it is worth explaining, if you can, first of all, why this is so badly needed. as i understand it particularly in relation to outcomes, life after care for children. outcomes, life after care for children-— outcomes, life after care for children. ~ . . , children. we have in england every ear children. we have in england every year 750,000 — children. we have in england every year 750,000 children _ children. we have in england every year 750,000 children who - children. we have in england every year 750,000 children who end - children. we have in england every year 750,000 children who end up| year 750,000 children who end up needing a social worker. this is a huge part of the public sector that often goes unseen but for those children and their families, often goes unseen but for those chil