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meaning you see what happened to deere today as ag names have gone higher. deere is a case in point, sow beans and wheat, the other softings are surging i think it's the case here copper irks nickel, tin. the results of some of these businesses will be beating the street consensus in allowing this to move higher. >> mike, last word here? >> yeah. i think that's actually an important possibility. he was talking about that operating lempl. one way that sometimes people look to mitigate the premiums they're expending. we're not doing that we basically don't want to cap our up side here we're more comfortable getting long at a lower level. >> let's switch gears to the travel trade hilton hitting a brand-new all time high today. tony says there are plenty more gains to be made tony, book us a room what do you have cooking here? >> exactly there is a low of interest in travel stocks right now. i think hilton is the candidate that i want to use to take some up side exposure here. if we take a look at our first chart, the dow jones hotel index, in early november aft

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. >> reporter: won best actor for role as gay man coming out as age 75 in 2001 film "beginners."or to win a oscar in competitive acting category. >> you're only two years older than me, darling, where have you been all my life? >> reporter: christopher plummer was an actor, through and through. >> can you hear yourself acting sometimes? >> oh, god yes. >> what is that like? >> it's awful. most of this interview. >> i was afraid of that. >> reporter: christopher plummer was 91. >> that was jane pauley reporting. that's the "overnight news" for this monday, for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us later for "cbs this morning" and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from new york city, i'm jericka duncan. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news" >> i'm jericka duncan in new york, thanks for joining us. it was the g.o.a.t. over the kid in super bowl lv in tampa. tom brady won his seventh nfl championship guiding the tampa bay buccaneers over pat mahomes and the defending kansas city chiefs. brady made it look easy cementing his legacy as

i do think that newsom, there's a lot of people who would like to see a woman appointed as ag, a woman of color. i'm hearing that the finalists include sacramento mayor darrell steinberg who of course is run for office many times. that is a big concern. you need someone who can win if you are going to put them in there. i know is simply meant local, there's a lot of people pushing for his appointment. we are just going to have to see what kind of considerations newsom makes. i would imagine with the recall, he would like somebody in that job he can trust. i do know that i speaker pelosi is pushing hard for adam schiff. another white guy. from los angeles. he holds a lot of sway. >> i can see you have something to share. >> i don't think what i hear from adam schiff's people he is not interested in that job. he does not want to come back to that job. he feels like he has a better position in washington. i would think that, i put my money on >> for a couple of reasons. one of them being he is a favorite organized labor. and newsom, is going to need the help of organized labor helping him

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as ag names have gone higher aggressive moves when you produce results ahead of analysts' suggestions. it's nickel, copper, tin and results from some of these businesses will be beating the street's consensus and allowing this to move higher. >> mike, last word here? >> yeah, i think that's actually an important point he was talking about that operating leverage one way that sometimes people look to mitigate the premiums is by using a debit call spread the reason we're not doing that is because of the leverage embedded in the underlying industry and the constituents of this etf we don't want to cap our upsid here we're more comfortable getting long at a lower level than we are selling at the near upside level. >>> let's hit the travel trade hilton worldwide hitting a brand-new all-time high today after reporting earnings earlier this week. tony says there are plenty more gains to be played tony, book us a room.what do you have cooking here? >> exactly there's a lot of interest in travel stocks right now. and i think hilton is the candidate i want to use to take some upside exposure he

age ranges. can - message to keep going as we get into the younger age ranges. o pick up on what tom was talking _ wanted to pick up on what tom was talking about. mary, it your intelligence from your local communities, the workers on the ground, — communities, the workers on the ground, had they identify why there's— ground, had they identify why there's so much vaccine hesitancy amongst — there's so much vaccine hesitancy among5t the5e there's so much vaccine hesitancy among5t these groups? what is going on? where _ among5t these groups? what is going on? where they not taking the vaccines? _ on? where they not taking the vaccines? —— why are they not? i vaccines? —— why are they not? think they're vaccines? —— why are they not? i think they're different communities with different _ think they're different communities with different concerns _ think they're different communities with different concerns in _ think they're different communities with different concerns in each - with different concerns in each local— with different concerns in each local area _ wi

he has a fake folder with extradition requests from china there have been no deportation so far as his ag in but pressure from beijing is growing. especially during the coronavirus pandemic chinese investments have become very important for turkey's troubled economy 2 major chinese mobile phone companies have recently announced that they want to invest here and to be relies on the chinese made vaccine i think china uses all of that to exert pressure on turkey. with. chinese capital has become increasingly important for the turkish economy in recent years comport for example one of the country's largest container terminals is now majority owned by a chinese consulate so is istanbul's fulton celebrates does this make turkey more accessible to chinese interests the ruling a k party denies that. this extradition treaty with china is about criminals we have similar agreements with 32 other countries it is extremely wrong to present it as an agreement against al we get brothers and sisters. on the new shamsi a cheek has always been grateful to the turkish government for its support of the weake

we looked at it as age, age, and age. and that's all there is to this. and you have to move and you have to move really quickly. you know, bret, there was a day when other states were looking at this as like a committee would look at it. you know, a committee, my definition of a committee is a fraction of individuals, those individuals has dumb i have never accomplish anything. people were stepping back and instead of counting the call was in the field and losing, they were counting and dividing by four. as you go through all of that, all you do is create more and more of a bureaucratic engine that really falls down, when what we did is we absolutely got our national guard, everybody rolling and we got shots in arms. west virginia today, every week, every single week, we get more than 100% of did because we are getting more of the vials. there is great work here in west virginia. that's all there is to it. >> bret: a lot of states should look to this because the numbers are pretty astounding. you started out with 80 and older. you didn't do it on the inte

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would ask one of your committee members to move my amendment and pass out to the full board with as age of recommendation. >> so moved. >> we have your amendment is moved. could we please take a roll call vote on the amendment? >> on the motion, vice chair safai. >> aye. >> mar. >> aye. >> haney. >> aye. >> three ayes. >> thank you. now, i want to move to the full board with a positive recommendation as amended. roll call vote, please. >> on that motion safai. >> aye. >> mar. >> hi. >> haney. >> aye. >> moves to the full board with positive recommendation. thank you for your leadership. we look forward to continue to work with you and the small businesses to do more for them in the coming weeks and months. thank you. madam clerk, can you please call item 2. ordinance waiving certain procurement and contracting requirements in chapters 6, 14, 21 and the construction and as sessmanagement and other services for the project utilizing the joint development delivery so the development using the best selection process and provided the city elect the project after completing the review under t

your position as a state ag.hat give you into the nature of this debt that a legislature might not witness or experience first hand? >> well, first and foremost, we have been litigating with aggressive for profit colleges that have taken advantage of students across this country and we have been providing oversight on state level for failures and programs. less than 2% of loan forgiveness programs have been accepted. it's been quite a racquet on the student population of this country for many decades. we were coming together as ags to step in and really try to convince the president and more importantly the congress that this is an issue about fairness and equity. >> what i hear from most advocates is cancelling 10k in student loan debt effectively cancelled the interest, not the principal for most. why do you believe 10k is not enough? >> the program has not been fair to students across the board. also, it's been inequitiable. so much so that we have won court battles defending students time and time again, but

. >> why do people experience cognitive decline as they age? what's going on inside of our brains when we have that memory loss thatso many of us feel when we get older ? >> it's interesting. we can measure things in the brain now better than we could even a couple of decades ago and what we start to understand is that memory and again, something you know well. cognitive decline processes learning, all these different things rely on so many different areas of the brain. we can point to an area of the brain such as the hippocampus and a safe memory is located here. the superior frontal gyrus could be some of your intuition, your judgment, your inhibitions, things like that but they are all very interconnected. what keeps happening in cognitive decline is the connections between these areas. the pathways, the roads, the trails, whatever metaphor makes sense to you start to become, they don't work as well. there are roads that have developed blockages or whatever. it's not necessarily the centers of these roads connect that are eroded but sometime

age. that has long been known. it is as true today as it has ever been. the older you are, the higher risk of dementia. there are other factors with elevated risk. african-americans are about twice as likely to have alzheimer's than whites. for hispanics, about 1.5 times more likely. the first dominant risk factor is a. there are about 200,000 americans under age 65 with alzheimer's disease. did affects young and old alike. host: how many people right now suffer from old-timers in america -- alzheimer's in america? is there a difference between dimension and alzheimer's? guest: to answer the first question, there are more than 5 million americans with alzheimer's. about 70% of dementia is caused by alzheimer's. what is dementia? dementia is when you start to see the memory loss associated with alzheimer's and other causes. it can be caused by strokes and other factors as well. host: right now it is projected about 13 million people ages 65 and older will be affected by alzheimer's by 2050. are we ready to take care that population in america? guest: no, w

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as a result of it solely due to going to school are incredibly small. then on the risk that children can pass the virus to others, well, it varies according to age, as theto be differences in transmission amongst the younger children, transmitting less to each other, compared to teenage children, which appear to transmit at the same rate that adults do. and that brings us to teacher to teacher, adult to adult transmission in schools. as we've seen in the us, that is an issue. here's the president of the american federation of teachers. ultimately, all the risk is on the adults who are doing the education. that's why we are trying to make sure that things are safe. but we know that the benefits are huge for kids, that's why we are trying to take this risk. some teachers in the us went further, demanding notjust better safety measures in school, but, also, the vaccine before they would go back. this clip is from msnbc. on the verge of a strike, chicago public schools will not return to in—person learning as planned today. the authorities, though, didn't agree with that. nor are teachers in the uk being prioritised for a vaccine. and perhaps these disagree

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congressman was part of the supporter of abortion including third trimester partial-birth abortion and as ag of california sued the little sisters of the poor in order to force the nuns to pay for abortions. all and all biden's cabinet picks are far left. the republican senators must not support them, in just a moment one of those senators ted cruz will join us with reaction. but of course, here are some of the, well, not so kind words from chuck schumer about senator cruz' home state of texas, take a look. >> the bottom line is texas thought it could go at it alone. and built a system that ignored climate change. it was not called resilient. now texas is paying a price. i hope they learned a lesson. we build power or we build anything now, we have to take into account the climate change is real or people will be caught the way the people in texas were. >> sean: that exactly the wrong analysis. here with reaction texas senator ted cruz. senator, texas rightly and i would highly recommend you stay this way, stayed away from federal bureaucracy as it relates to your power grid. and i would adv

if indeed he goes on to be confirmed as ag, tell me about what he will find at doj and what they will find as a new culture remembering that he will be the first attorney general in four years not to view himself as the president's lawyer as he put it today. instead the lawyer for the united states. >> this is a winning performance from judge garland and the performance many would have expected to see in 2016 when he was president obama's appointee to replace scalia. here we are, five years later. this was an amazing performance. moving, poignant. really clear-eyed about the difficulties facing the department of justice. he spoke of the morale at the department. the lowest it has been in a number of years. people are questioning the independence. there are external threats that have to be dealt with. you face it head on talking about his own history, fighting domestic terrorism. and the fact that the strains are proliferating in the united states today and they need to be addressed by a department of justice that is reinvigorated. >> he called 1/6 the worst attack on the democracy he

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charles mckenna's research aims to ensure people will continue to be able to hear well as they age despite damaging environmental influences. he's collaborating with harvard medical school in boston and researching the bone of the coakley and as a docking point for drugs that can cure hearing impairment. we had been working on the bone velcro concept in this really so way to create images for diagnosis of diseases of the ball and and so we had created a imaging probe that the liver is a fluorescent imaging agent to ball. originally intended to identify bone damage in our studio perot's is the substance was shown to work here perfectly to the bone structure of the coakley. we tried and we saw the compounds can beautifully imaged the cochlea similar bone structure of the year that's where we began to think. this fast funny it can reach the structure why not give it a cargo a drug to carry into the structure so that that drug could work in the structure and the drugs already existing that have promise for curing diseases of the year that have a delivery problem you can't keep them in this coc

little bit off topic now we don't have one representing that side by the others are from her own as i ageand perhaps it will let's leave that for another discussion another time with other people to join a battle really i'm afraid we are we are out of time guests i apologize for we are out of time going to have to thank our guests than eliane are some hottie and and have and policy and thank you too for watching you can see the show again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com for further discussion head over to our facebook page that's facebook dot com ford slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is an a.j. inside story from me sam is a them and the whole team here for now a bite. i. in syria thousands have disappeared without a trace. forcibly taken from their family right near the most terrible thing in syria just to be detained this has been the invisible weapon of the syrian dictatorship through the water sometimes a call to compete better to die than continue to be surely to the new culture. the disappeared of syria on al-jazeera

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least 18 are feared dead in northern india as a crane sure breaks on reaching deficit slotting the search continues for more than 150 people still missing. the ag. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program state t.v. has warned that quote action will be taken against any protesters who break the law the announcement coming as tens of thousands of people across the southeast asian nation have joined a 3rd day of demonstrations after a military coup police used water cannon in the capital to spurs protesters who are demanding the release of their leader. including on song suchi. one week on from the arrest of their elected leader me and ma has grown bolder. 'd protesters in the capital naypyidaw faced police water cannons on monday blocking their path their only weapons a 3 think a salute which has come to represent the pro-democracy movement in addition to the street protests a nationwide strike began on monday a campaign of civil disobedience has all the while been growing louder launched by medical personnel. all and nurses from a government hospital and our goal is to help the civil disobedience movement succeed and ensure the military system fa

as the day progressed police detained hundreds of nirvana supporters would come to show their solidarity. age was no barrier this woman stood her ground in defiance. as night fell on moscow the protests grew. but so did the presence of police in riot gear and the arrests. the tension is a price these protesters are willing to pay to speak their mind. we're going to go to i don't want my children to grow up in the same conditions i did alex say is trying to do something at least you know bali has just been wrongly convicted the country will never be free if this ortiz and the courts behave like this it looks like they will soon start beating us with a baton but we came out so that our children won't be beaten with batons in the future. soon enough the police proved him right. there are tons directed indiscriminately at anyone in the crowd. on the phone these supporters are taking risks in the hope that the next generation one tattoo. earlier i spoke about the international impact of this ruling with dr benjamin l. schmidt who is a transatlantic security analyst base and camp massachusetts i as

one is, the science tells us we know as children age, as they get closer to teenage years, that they act, in this disease, similar to adults. that is they are increased vectors, in terms of transmission, and that they are increasingly sicker compared to younger kids -- get increasingly sicker. so we have to be a little bit more cautious with our high school kids because they act differently from kids who are really young. that's thing one. thing two, high school kids are harder to cohort. one of our key mitigation strategies is to try and have small cohorts of kids, and it's very hard to cohort high school kids and to convey and rely on that real high school experience of getting, you know, different classes and different levels of classes. so that's a little bit more of a challenge with high school. what i will say is there are opportunities for in-person learning in middle school and in high school through all of our levels of community spread. the most limited, which encourages virtual learning when you are in the red zone, the most community spread does have , opportunities for h

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but i don't love that as i age, i could develop gum issues. new colgate renewal reverses early gum damage, for a beautiful, revitalized smile. i can't wait to see what comes next! reverse early gum damage with new colgate renewal. district have started hybrid learning as of today, for the first time in 11 months, kindergartners and beach elementary, frank c. havens elementary and wildwood elementary or back in the classroom, the children divided this morning into morning and afternoon cohort so there could be fewer people in the classroom. at one time, the parents and staff we spoke with this morning said this move is long overdue. it's gonna be great. you know, your they are the future and did they deserve to be in school? they honestly deserved to be in school and not at home. looking at a computer kids. this is what they need and the risk to them are low, so i'm i'm all for it. i think it's really a question of what we as a society do to protect the people who want were a risk. first graders begin hybrid learning tomorrow second graders on

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