yes, this is a vaccine, barry barry via - vaccine, barry barry via vaccine, barry barry via vaccine sideth this vaccine patch that seems to be ongoing europe but it is hard to argue with the numbers. a0 cults and 70 million individuals. that is well below the rate of class you would expect an average population. we would expect more than a0 clots. it is something that needs to be monitored. i think everyone is acting in precautionary principle but remember, this is a public health emergency. our own data from canada suggests people who have covid—i9 have a 2% risk of developing a clot if they have covid—i9 and so this is not a benign disease. every day we a day that one person doesn't get the vaccine and that this emergency keeps continuing. you're more likely to get a blood if you don't have the vaccine then if you do? you are more likely _ vaccine then if you do? you are more likely to _ vaccine then if you do? you are more likely to get _ vaccine then if you do? you are more likely to get a _ vaccine then if you do? you are more likely to get a blood - vaccine then if you do? you are

barry: it certainly was. over magellan, it was a $20 million fund, not well-known , and for good reason. his approach was systematic and insightful. some funds have 60, 70, 80 different holdings in the stock. he ended up with a thousand. he would buy a broad cross-section of holdings and then turn around and pare what was not working. it was a savvy way to do it. tom: he once said it a meeting, i do not care about your number one holding, i care about your 47th stock. where do security analysis fit into the method? barry: it is crucial. he is essentially the guy who invented growth at a reasonable price. understanding the business, understanding what is behind it, understanding the underlying data points is what he did. he said you have to flip over 10 rocks, 10 different companies. eight are probably fairly priced. one will be expensive, and one is interesting. the person who flips over the most rocks wins. he was all about doing the deep dive, doing the research, and identifying those companies that had gro

barry ritholtz is a rate strategist.to under -- i want you to explain to all of our audience why everybody in the barry ritholtz world focuses on rates? barry: the risk-free rate of return is your frame of reference relative to what sort of expected returns you can have in the equity markets and how much risk is out there. when companies can borrow at no cost, it makes them more profitable and there stocks go higher. when consumers can get mortgages at 3% or 4%, it leaves that much more jingle in their pocket to spend and to drive retail sales. the concern has always been there is no such thing as a free lunch. if you keep rates down too long you will drop another inflationary spiral. rates have been way below normal since before 9/11 in 2001. that is 20 years already that that idea needs to be re-thunk because so far it is not so. tom: i like that. that is cfa level four. cathie wood talks about how they will see growth and value participate, which goes to another theme, that corporate officers will adapt. are we undere

barry bennell is explaining the game to them. barry iz’ennell is a — explaining the game to them. explaining the game to them. barry bennell is a former coach _ explaining the game to them. barry bennell is a former coach at - explaining the game to them. barry bennell is a former coach at crewe alexandra, stoke city and manchester city, he was the star maker for aspiring footballers, and he was also a prolific be there for. the report says the fa failed to ban him and other predators from involvement in football. gary cliff was repeatedly abused. i in football. gary cliff was repeatedly abused.- in football. gary cliff was repeatedly abused. i feel sort of indicated but _ repeatedly abused. i feel sort of indicated but i _ repeatedly abused. i feel sort of indicated but i don't _ repeatedly abused. i feel sort of indicated but i don't think - repeatedly abused. i feel sort of indicated but i don't think it - repeatedly abused. i feel sort of indicated but i don't think it has| indicated but i don't think it has gone far enough throughout the whole report i have read, there is a t

barry: that is right.y reference that if you set the speed record on the straightaway and you have the fastest time but you cannot make the turn at the end and you hit the wall and exploded into flames, you should not get credit for setting the record. you have to be able to navigate the turn. we have seen this time and again. when people embrace risk, when they ignore managing the downside, leverage is fantastic on the way up, but it is hideous on the way down. this one of the oldest lessons in finance. tom: what is so important from taleb to randomness to the black swan's you wonder what the family office had with skin in the game. the answer is they did not. they passed up the ownership to the prime brokers. lisa: they did not have a lot of skin in the game but it was allowed. some people might argue the fed was encouraging people to do just that, to lever up, whether it is a company borrowing a ton of money or individual fund that cannot earn their bogey with a 1.6% treasury yield on the 10 year. they

we barry bennell's victims became the first survivor to speak out.o idea how much of _ first survivor to speak out. we have no idea how much of this _ first survivor to speak out. we have no idea how much of this is - first survivor to speak out. we have no idea how much of this is going i first survivor to speak out. we have | no idea how much of this is going on and to what degree, notjust football but other sports, we need to be vigilant and ask the right questions when we place our children in the care of these people.— in the care of these people. sheldon made recommendation _ in the care of these people. sheldon made recommendation to _ in the care of these people. sheldon made recommendation to make - made recommendation to make safeguarding the challenge to ensure there is no repeat of the terrible abuse suffered by young players in the past and which has shamed the sport. for survivors of the abuse that took place across the game, this was a day they will be waiting decades for, a day when the institution that could and should have protected

barry, it is always great to see you.got six spacs, count them, six so we can call you the king of spacs at this point. >> i have three that have been completed and three that i have filed. so not quite six done. >> okay, six that you've started and that we have going forward this latest one, let's talk about what you're doing with this vello 3-d, what is it, why this acquisition, and what do you think about the company's prospects? >> thanks, becky it's a really exciting company, but i'm going to back up when we approached the spac market, for me that was diversification, and i'm running these out of my family office with a dedicated team, not involving starwood capital group, really. but the focus has been finding small businesses in big markets, large, addressable markets that we're going to grow despite any economic climate and despite political headwinds and currency situations or trade wars so the first deal we did with jaws was for a company called cano health care it does medicare advantage it serves the poor and

to the top is barry assemblyman. rob bonta who is filipino american. >> she is experienced. he's qualified he's a person of color all students many of california to have a top cop. understands our community needs to know that we are being heard. ensure that we are represented. >> california accounted for. 45% of reported hate crimes over the last year. that's far more than any other state. >> 9.36. is a time and we'll be back with more in a few minutes. continue to track the storm that's moving through the bay area will have where it's going to rain next in it's going to rain next in just a few weeks. these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin.

barry power one does the shallows around area of donnelly with his traditional full pronged spring . trip was built way before i was born. before my parents. were stunned by our ancestors. didn't have any machines or stuff to do it. so very real couple of rocks on the shore them removed the ropes what repeal everyone on its tribe to get to. maintaining the traps is the responsibility barry shoulders on behalf of his family with pride ensuring the future sustenance of his people while reaffirming his connection to the past. if you see. more. and lots of people keep the troops mentor. to me there's no denying the di impact climate change will have in the spring. some island such as bantu have sea walls to protect low lying areas but others smaller assholes may disappear entirely as ocean levels rise in time and we need a system on which so many islanders depend culturally and economically is already under pressure strict quotas are an attempt to prevent overfishing the commercial season for fishing spiny lobster known here as crayfish has grown shorter and shorter. 5 months. one. journ

in 1967, barry gordie leaves the motown business center to los angeles.e same time if you read interviews with motown artists, you see that they have a little more freedom under what was a pretty rough managerial style shall we say of barry gordie. very gordie has tight control over all things motown. and when the business center moved to la, it leaves it gives a little freedom for those who are left behind. people like marvin gaye. marvin gaye, underwent both a personal crisis in the late sixties, but also a social awakening. and it would be hard to live in detroit, during the racial riots that occurred there in the late sixties and not be impacted by the social and political movement that was engulfing america. his brother served three tours in vietnam. franky gay, marvin gaye was impacted by what happened in watts detroit, and what was happening in vietnam in early 1971. and the four dead in ohio, at kent state. u■ world exploding around me, how my supposed to keep singing love songs? and it is with that mindset, that marvin gaye influenced by stories

jordan and barry, thank you very much.. you've got all your fingers with the power tools. congratulations there. useful information. want to share with you again what happened in lake charles, louisiana yesterday. they've gone through two hurricane, ice storm, pandemic. the st. louis catholic high school girls team and their coach are celebrating after yet another state title. when robin roberts and i were down there this fall robin said we'll have you on "gma" if you pull through and win that state championship. they're going to be on "gma" on monday morning. congratulations, guys. 50-41 win and still don't have a home court because of the hurricanes. all right. play outside in houston, down i-10 in lake charles through new orleans, 60s today. but, again, temperatures will be rising nearly everywhere east of the colorado rockies into the 70s, 60s minneapolis, chicago. cincinnati, almost into new york on tuesday, maybe 70 in d.c. that will get the cherry >>> good morning to you, san francisco. bathed in sunshine and we'll

and there are personal documents of the weisselbergs, allen and barry.e at this time. but the other half of it is, i'm a character witness for the control, misuse of power, for who they are and how they've done things for four decades. you know, i've been in the family for 25 years. >> what bothered you the most? >> the misuse of power and influence they used, the control. the fact that any cost, it doesn't matter how the other side in a deal makes out. they don't care. it's so self-serving. and it's unethical. there's no moral compass to that company. >> given how close your ex-father-in-law is to the former president and his father before him, do you think there's any chance that he would go bad on trump and side with prosecutors? or do you think he'll take the rap for him? >> no, i think he'll -- i think that -- i think that he'll -- i think he'll turn on him. >> why? >> i think his sons have too much criminal liability. >> you think your ex-father-in-law might turn on trump to save his own sons? >> yes. it's the only way. that i see. >> i know you're

the kids love _ barry island. a breath of fresh air. the kids love being _ barry island. air. l the kids love being here. ice-cream the kids love being here. ice—cream and chips. it the kids love being here. ice-cream and chi s. , the kids love being here. ice-cream and chis. , ., ., the kids love being here. ice-cream and chis. , . ., , and chips. it feels amazing being out with our— and chips. it feels amazing being out with our family. _ and chips. it feels amazing being out with our family. tourism - and chips. it feels amazing being out with our family. tourism has| out with our family. tourism has also partially _ out with our family. tourism has also partially re-opened - out with our family. tourism has also partially re-opened a - out with our family. tourism has i also partially re-opened a welcome also partially re—opened a welcome relief for this family, who have travelled here after being in lockdown since the 19th december. we started off this morning at 8.15. traffic— started off this morning at 8.15. traffic was— started off this morning at 8.15. traffic w

— the under 50s, people probably will barry essentially should get the vaccine — barry essentially shouldme of them who have had it | think. onto — vaccine. some of them who have had it | think. onto the _ vaccine. some of them who have had it i think. onto the daily— it i think. 0nto the daily telegraph. world leaders call for pandemic treaty. what is the politics behind this? they haven't shown that much unity in recent weeks and months. imo. shown that much unity in recent weeks and months.— shown that much unity in recent weeks and months. no. this is a step in a positive — weeks and months. no. this is a step in a positive direction _ weeks and months. no. this is a step in a positive direction with _ weeks and months. no. this is a step in a positive direction with see - in a positive direction with see people like emmanuel macron and angela merkel really saying that now is the time to work together and put aside isolation and loves him and nationalism and i think it is a positive step in the right direction and there is a general sense that this is a global pandemic and there is no

yes particularly manchester city a club where barry about now was a scout for so crew alexander where he was a youth coach and it was only really when he actually went to the u.s. on a utah where he was the authorities caught up with him where he was convicted he was jailed there and actually at the time the state prosecutor recommended a world wide ban from football for barry but now fee for even wrote to the football association in england asking what they would do about this and the f.a. did nothing and that's what this report highlights is one of those particular failings in inadequate responses which really let down children also chelsea are a club who already conducted their own investigation and they also found that they did not act on obese targeted players by one of their coaches and it's really a story of the report where either children weren't believed or thor it is turned a blind guy and did not act on rumors or indeed clear allegations even when the police often came to them and asked them so it's ok so rob what happens now will this report result in any change. well the

barry flemming is the architect of it because he's done it before.his is the man who's county attorney for hancock county, the county you just referenced. as county attorney he suborned having deputy sheriffs follow black men home during a time of a municipal election to terrify black men into getting off of the rolls so they didn't risk their freedom. this has demonstrated they will put conscience over their party power. i believe they can, and i've worked with these men, and it's mostly men. i know they're capable of more, but i know we have to do our best to win anyway. i can't rely on that as the backup plan. >> stacey abrams, the founder of fair fight and fair count who among other things lives rent-free inside the addled mind of the former president. we now know from him complaining about you again incoherently on tape. that's not exactly an honor, but it's weird, stacey. and it is a real honor as always for us to have you with us tonight. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> all right, we'll be right back. stay with us. you >> all right, we'll

he was abused sadly hundreds of times by barry burnell when he was playing for a youth team near herend burnell was working as and a scout for the club on officially in the 1980s. he sat through burnell�*s court case, his trial and his conviction in 2018. i spoke to him then. i caught the him __ up spoke to him then. i caught the him —— up with him today. this is what he had to say. i -- up with him today. this is what he had to say-— he had to say. i don't think it's one far he had to say. i don't think it's gone far enough. _ he had to say. i don't think it's gone far enough. throughout i he had to say. i don't think it's i gone far enough. throughout the whole _ gone far enough. throughout the whole report, it seems people suspected, but none of the officials had the _ suspected, but none of the officials had the gumption to raise it with anyone _ had the gumption to raise it with anyone at— had the gumption to raise it with anyone at all. it was the theme running — anyone at all. it was the theme running through it, so it's disappointing in that respect. we're heafina disappointing

barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray.rnal god, who sends the rain that satisfies the parched earth, we honor your name.

i'm so glad to have barry on this morning.n understanding of whether we have too much optimism or pessimism and frankly that pendulum has been swinging around at record speed. barry is the bloomberg podcast hope -- host of masters in business. always wonderful to speak with you. i want to start with that. have you felt this huge shift from pessimism to optimism? >> i think we have to be careful about painting with too broad a brush when we talk about sentiment. i can't ever recall in history where market bubbles were called so fervently and frequently by participants. we have been hearing people say this is a bubble since -- five years. certainly off the lows last year. bubble drumbeat started. it's kind of hard to deem markets being overly optimistic when there so much fear on valuation and bubbles. i know it's very counterintuitive, but it's just not what you typically see when everybody just throws caution to the wind and they are all in. lisa: we are not necessarily going to be talking about a bubble as much as the hope in

barry powell wonders the shallows around area of donnelly with his traditional full pronged span . if you strip was built way before i was born. before my parents or. was done by our ancestors. didn't have any machines or stuff to do it. so. that's. what ripping off. it's trying to get. maintaining the traps is the responsibility barry soldiers on behalf of his family with pride ensuring the future sustenance of his people while reaffirming his connection to the past. if you see. more. and that's how people keep the troops. home is no denying the die impact climate change will have in this region. some island such as band who have seawalls to protect low lying areas but others smaller assholes may disappear entirely as ocean levels rise in time and we need a system in which so many islanders depend culturally and economically is already under pressure strict quotas are an attempt to prevent overfishing the commercial season for fishing spiny lobster known here as crayfish has grown shorter and shorter. we are only 5 months now away from 56 month. journey ahmet and his friends on bo

sheldon found the fa failed to ban two of the most notorious football paedophiles, barry bennell andow serving long sentences. these were among the survivors present throughout the former coaches' trial and sentencing in 2018. today one of them, gary cliff, abusing by bennell when he played for a manchester city junior team, learned that sheldon found the senior management of the club failed to investigate despite being aware of concerns. how does that make you feel? sort of vindicated, but i don't think he has gone far enough. throughout the whole report, i have read, there is a theme of people knew or suspected, but none of the officials had the gumption to raise it with anyone. it is disappointing in that respect. it has taken too long, it has been hell. you could say i have waited 35 years for this. it was the emergence some four—and—a—half years ago of bennell�*s crimes when working here at crewe as a youth coach in the 80s and 90s that opened the floodgates. hundreds of former players came forward with their own allegations. the scale of abuse identified is staggering, the inve

bannister, stifel chief equity strategist good to see you, barry, thanks for joining us. >> thanks, >> it bottomed on september 1st, 2020, and got a big supercharge about two days after the november election when we realized there would be quite a bit of fiscal coming down the pike the fed is certainly easy. they're facilitating the fiscal policy we rose at one point over 20% on value relative to growth using russell 1000 indices that was the largest gain in 21 years, since the summer of 2000 when the tech bubble had peaked. so, yeah, i think it can continue >> is that why your target -- is your target still on 3800 on the s&p 500? so you don't think there's upside because it's so heavily weighted in technology >> well, typically value relative to growth rotations are not particularly s&p friendly. growth markets are dominated by bull markets with mid-teens and high teens returns for the s&p on a rolling 10-year basis value markets are no such thing. the last time we had one, 2000 to 2013 roughly, the s&p was flat, just over 1500 meanwhile, during that period oil went from 11 to 147

barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. eternal god, who rules the raging of the sea, use our lawmakers to bring stability to our nation through wise and knowledgeable leadership. remind them to be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow

i want to thank both chairman barry fleming and chairman max burns, along with the members and the leadership of the house and the senate for their tireless work on this issue. for over 10 years, i have led the fight to strengthen protections at the ballot box and ensure that every lingo voter has their voice heard in our elections. as secretary of state, i sued the obama justice department to make sure georgia had a citizenship check before you register to vote. despite media outrage and relentless attacks from some with the financial or political agenda, i led the fight to investigate all allegations of voter fraud and followed the law to keep our voter rolls clean. and i lost count of how many times i defended our voter id laws in court against those who wanted to endanger the integrity of our elections. that's the record i ran on when i campaigned to be your governor. and after the november election last year, i knew, like so many of you, that significant reforms to our state elections were needed. there is no doubt there were many alarming issues with how the election was handled, and th

sheldon found the fa failed to ban two of the most notorious football paedophiles, barry bennell andmer youth coaches now serving long sentences. these were among the survivors present throughout bennell�*s trial and sentencing in 2018. today one of them, gary cliff, abused by bennell when he played for a manchester cityjunior team learned that sheldon found the then senior management of the club failed to investigate despite being aware of concerns. how does that make you feel? sort of vindicated, but i don't think he has gone far enough. throughout the whole report, i have read, it, there is a theme of people knew or suspected, but none of the officials had the gumption to raise it with anyone. it is disappointing in that respect. it has taken too long, it has been hell, you could say i have waited 35 years for this. it was the emergence four—and—a—half years ago of barry bennell�*s crimes when working here at crewe as a youth coach in the 80s and 90s that opened the floodgates. hundreds of former players came forward with their own allegations. sheldon cleared the club does make f

they apparently gave barry weisselberg, one of their employees, a free apartment., there is income tax to be paid on that. and the trump organization's cash only ice rink was run by barry weisselberg. so two possibilities. one, they're looking at every corner of the trump empire to find wrongdoing is that the other is that they're putting pressure on allen weisselberg to put pressure on his son. if you remember michael cohen who turned on him and second a plea deal, one thing that pushed him over the line, they started looking at legal liabilities of his wife. as brutal as it sounds, this is what prosecutors do to find liability on them or their children. >> and just by looking at that grainy image, i assume he is not a very easy person to track down and not easy to get ahold of. how have the weisselbergs responded? >> it's all been no comment so far. they are not public figures. there is no twitter account. when we reach out to lawyers, they're all no comment. >> weisselberg previously testified and was granted immune into the infamous hush money payments that led

sheldon found the fa failed to ban two of the most notorious football paedophiles, barry bennell andthe club failed to investigate despite concerns. how does that make you feel? sort of vindicated but i don't think he has gone far enough, - throughout the whole report, i have read, it, there- is a theme of people knew or suspected, but none i of the officials had the gumption to raise it with anyone, - it's disappointing in that respect. it's taken too long, it's been hell. you could say i've waited 35 years for this. - it was emergence four—and—a—half years ago of barry bennell�*s crimes when working here at crewe in the �*80s and �*90s that opened the floodgates. hundreds of former players came forward with their own allegations. and football's dark secret was finally laid bare. the scale of the abuse is stagger, the focus of the inquiry spanned four decades, the reports said there were known to be 2a0 suspects and 692 survivors, with the actual number likely to be far higher. eight clubs were criticised. today came apologies from southampton, newcastle and manchester city, which w

you know, barry global is in the plastic packaging business, and this is formally an lbo company.s is actually a very defensive business i would put it more in the value camp and a business that i think has been using probably more leverage in the past than it should, and a business that's going to run more for cash flow than growth. they pivoted a bit over a year ago, and i think it is a company where people hear plastic packaging, think it is sort of anti-esg and, in fact, you know, we think plastic is a share-gaining material for consumer products. it is a business that's incredibly defensive it grew both in the great financial crisis and in covid, and we think they pivoted to growth well over a year ago. it is a business that should do $7 a share in cash earnings this year, $8 next year and $9 the year after that, and it is a $60 stock. so it trades at a double-digit earnings and precash flow yield, growing volumes, low single digits in profits, kind of mid to high single digits. we think this is a market where you are sort of broadening out the appetite for investors, and so

we did it, barry and i did it and on one story i worked with his partner peterneufeld . on innocence in chicago where these kids were wrongfully convicted in chicago and then i did something on 30 years in death row where somebody was railroaded by a prosecutor who went on camera to talk about how he railroaded. to this day it's an incredible, it's bill whitakers and my favorite story that he ever did. and i just, you've got to read it. i write about a lot of it in there. >> it's very moving and unfortunately it's anunending job . next generation, take it over . in spite of the fact that it's not very many people who do those kind of things, there's always some pressure at the beginning that if you're a failure, and my going to close a case, it makes people want to closing case and notplay the rules . often times it's a powerless person and it really is a shame that we keep doing that but they keep getting better at it and everybody should keep in mind who likes to work on that kind of thing because that's one of the things that can make things a little better. bringing

that's all for though we hope you fall into these stories is barry if you do something to protect the environment would love to hear about it you can get in touch with us on our social media channels on personal lives signing off from lagos nigeria. think it creates china's again for another edition of africa next week for me sunday to nokia here in kampala uganda it is goodbye and take care. don't. know. oh. yes. the general trend is clear. the economy. companies are making the revenue from the technology. and the trend is on the rise . but how harmless will they be run for consumers and be a minus. and dramatic. 30 minutes on d w. they're fighting against sexual assault in the. international dr. the solution i don't. know bill peace prize winner didn't need to play the. travelling through a country ravaged by sexual violence to support women in craziness. helping rape survivors in the deep are seen. in 75 minutes on g.w. . how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when will all of this. just 3 of the topics covered and we couldn't read your blog. if you would like and the informa

barry powell wonders the shallows around area of donnelly with his traditional full pronged spear. if you strip was built way before i was born. before my parents were. ancestors. didn't misuse it. so. what repeat of. its tribe. maintaining the traps is a responsibility barry sold us on behalf of his family with pride ensuring the future sustenance of his people while reaffirming his connection to the past. if you see rocks. and that's how people keep their preps maintained. this no denying the di impact climate change will have in this region. some islands such as bounty you have sea walls to protect the low lying areas but other smaller asshole's may disappear entirely as ocean levels rise in time and we need a system in which so many islanders depend culturally and economically is already under pressure strict quotas are an attempt to prevent overfishing the commercial season for fishing spiny lobster known here as crayfish has grown shorter and shorter. we only work like 5 months now when we are going away from other 5 people one side or. the. journey on it and his friends on p

fans came to see players such a willie mays and barry bonds, over 38 seasons in the open ballpark. an upper deck expansion was added in the 1970s. there are two world series played at the stick in 1962 and in 198 9. during the 1989 world series against the oakland as they were shook by an earthquake. candlestick's enclosure had minor damages from the quake but its design saved thousands of lives. nfl team the san francisco 49ers played at candlestick from feign 71-2013. it was home to five-time super bowl champion teams and hall of fame players by joe montana, jerry rice and steve jones. in 1982, the game-winning touchdown pass from joe montana to dwight clark was known as "the catch." leading the niners to their first super bowl. the 49ers hosted eight n.f.c. championship games including the 2001 season that ended with a loss to the new york giants. in 201, the last event held at candlestick park was a concert by paul mccartney who played with the beatles in 1966, the stadium's first concert. demolition of the stick began in late 2014 and it was completed in september 2015. the gi

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barry, you think volatility is going to continue. how does the investor position her or himself to benefit from that >> well, it's an opportunity that's the way you have to look at it when you see the market pull back then to do some advance. we think the market will continue to go up. i know kelly was surprised last time i said that it's been true so far. cheap money and lots of money flowing in stimulus and the like. the volatility is going to stay around you look at turnover people turning stocks over the holding period is about the lowest ever. you have nobody shorting stocks hardly anymore the vix is very low. that is going to ensure we'll see this air pockets, if you will that's the time to move in and especially in those small stocks which have had an incredible run. let them stet. >> seth: settle down a bit >> specific advice sound advice thank you. >> i will. >> coming up, stuck. that seems to be a popular word in shipping these days products stuck at california ports. ships stuck at the suez canal. let's take a look at fina

barry power one does the shallows around area of donnelly with his traditional full pronged spear. if chris trip was built way before i was born. before my parents or. by our ancestors. didn't. do it. so we'll couple of ropes. remove the ropes what repeal ruan on. maintaining the traps is the responsibility barry shoulders on behalf of his family with pride ensuring the future sustenance of his people while reaffirming his connection to the past. if you see. more. and that's how people keep their preps. embrace no denying that di impact climate change will have in this region. some islands such as bound to have sea walls to protect the low lying areas but others smaller may disappear entirely as ocean levels rise in time and we need a system in which so many islanders depend culturally and economically is already under pressure strict quotas are an attempt to prevent overfishing the commercial season for fishing spiny lobster known here as crayfish has grown shorter and shorter. we only work like 5 months now and we are going to wait another 5 to 6 months. journey on it and his fri

nurse moment barry mckee has experienced past evil outbreaks in this temporary wards outside key to a hospital in temple suspected abler cases will be isolated upon arrival they have 4 rooms here no more. when beara fears the outbreak could be difficult to contain the government did not make the outbreak public until 4 days after the able a patient died. then was that. if the government had released the result on the same day and locked down all contacts the disease wouldn't have spread like this with the pentagon today and. instead the highly infectious body was buried in the traditional manner which in congo means many relatives touching the body more than 70 contacts have been tracked by the ministry of health since that one school truthy we risk our lives we are here at the frontline because we take care of all the sick people who arrive when we were told that the 12 epidemic had started we were so frustrated and so concerned and we are afraid to him as of a. gentleman is also afraid of the new outbreak he thought he had finally beaten abler but his new positive test worries him.

found that the former crewe manager "should have done more" to investigate concerns about paedophile barrylved in a cover—up. let's take a quick look at some other stories making the news. wimbledon is likely to go ahead this summer with reduced crowds. it's due to start a week after covid restrictions are set to end. there won't be any scenes like this, because there'll be no ticket resales within the grounds. all tickets will be sold on—line, although there's no word on how many will be available. another member of the tokyo olympics organising team has resigned after making derogatory comments about women. creative director, hiroshi sasaki, suggested

byron barry dortmund for me. here watching data to news that's all from us from now but up next is our report a series has to change that i'm back with more headlines at the top of the hour and don't forget as always our web site com i'm rebecca richest in bell and thanks very much for watching. international women's day we're making women invisible own room. their voices to protest especially now because the sentiment is exacerbating inequality. shootings in women more fighting for self-determined life in demanding change.

sheldon found the fa failed to ban two of the most notorious football paedophiles, barry bennell andrmer youth coaches. these were among the survivors present throughout the former coaches' trial and sentencing in 2018. today one of them, gary cliff, abusing by barry bennell when he played for a junior team learned that sheldon found the senior management of the club failed to investigate despite concerns. how does that make you feel? sort of vindicated but i don't think he has gone far enough, - throughout the whole report, i i have read, it, there is a theme of people knew or suspected, but none of the officials had i the gumption to raise it with anyone, it's i disappointing in that respect. it's taken too long, it's been hell. you could say i've waited 35 years for this. - it was emergence four—and—a—half years ago of barry bennell�*s crimes when working here at crewe in the �*80s and �*90s that opened the floodgates. hundreds of former players came forward with their own allegations. and football's dark secret was finally laid bare. the scale of the abuse is stagger, the focus o

ronnie o'sullivan and barry hawkins are tied at four frames all after the first session of their tourth the first to ten meeeting neil robertson in tomorrow's final. now if you're like me, you'll have missed playing sport during lockdown. but after the ban on outdoor grassroots activities was lifted in scotland earlier this month, today, they can begin again in wales, with england and northern ireland following suit next week. clubs across the uk are hoping this third restart will be the last, as mike bushell reports. bella and ryan have had enough of tackling each other, they can't wait for monday, a chance to play outside their family bubble in leicestershire with their team—mates again for the first time this year. i'm really excited, football has been a big part of my life. so i'm just really happy to have it back. it gives you that freedom, like an escape from reality being able to run round and not caring about what is going on. pretty much lost over half the year to know footballi at all and they are not seeing each other, they are getting _ very anxious at home i so it is gett

. >>> still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn barry protecting young people on social media. what's changing on instagram for teenagers and adults. plus, know before you swipe right. new back ground checks on tender. >>> and you can see a beautiful view with the mount hamilton camera with mostly sunny skies and that snow on the ground on top of mount hamilton. we will talk about the next chance to see wet . >>> more broadly defined. i don't know what number of taker that is and i will get back to you on that based on our latest information. >> you said yesterday -- we have multiple names in line for [inaudible] might replace senator feinstein. does that mean that you are prepared. >>> we are listening to the governor right now. he is at ruby bridge elementary in alameda talking about plans to reopen school so we will continue to monitor this for now. we know that new cases reported today of coronavirus, 1260. more than 12.6 million vaccines have been given statewide. we will continue to listen in on the governor talking about schools, reopening in alameda county and give you

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in the trump organization, jennifer weisselberg is the ex-wife of one of allen weisselberg's son, barry weisselberg. and here's where it gets really interesting for allen weisselberg. she said a couple of important things. she said, you know, allen defines himself by what donald trump thinks of him. but i'll tell you, lawrence, it sure looks to me they may be interviewing jennifer weisselberg to see if they can get at potential crimes if there's evidence of potential crimes by barry weisselberg, the son, and then leverage that to try to convince allen weisselberg, the father to flip on donald trump. so allen weisselberg may find himself having to choose between donald trump and his own sons. >> that looks like where it's going. glen kirschner, thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> thanks, lawrence. >> thank you. >>> well, republicans are now publicly siding with vladimir putin against the president of the united states. proof that for some republicans loyalty to the united states depends entirely on who is the president of the united states. e president of the united states you

john knew barry was a doctor, he was with u.s. sanitary commission and this is when things start at the commission -- change. as you heard with jake and his other live streams, and you start to clean up a lot of these areas. new barry sees this in 1861, towards early in the wars, he sees that the latrine quote, is the ground in the vicinity which slips down to the stream from which all the water and the camp is obtained. so, they're putting these sometimes on higher ground and it's running off into the rainwater. the close proximity in which the men lived together also permitted measles and tuberculosis to make its appearance in camp. camp life was not a clean or safe environment. you can see all the men gathered together in large clumps and some of these men had never been around these diseases before, especially men who came from sparsely part belated areas of the country. units who came from densely populated areas of the country seem to have a better time with where we would consider, childhood diseases. they had already been

catholic church founded in 1763, modern sailors have come to worship where revolutionary war hero john barryes. as men and women from all the armed services join the people of philadelphia in observance of religious emphasis day, the downtown headquarters of the uso is alive with activity. traditionally the serviceman's home away from home, this uso service club and lounge has today been turned into a temporary command post for the philadelphia program. in addition to its regular responsibilities, the uso has coordinated the religious emphasis day schedule. preparations leading to the success of this community gesture have been under way for weeks. dozens of enthusiastic citizens have spearheaded the many committees whose work was necessary before this great city could play host to more than 6,000 servicemen and women on a single sunday. uso director milton fidelson served as coordinator for these committees and has been most closely associated with the program from its inception. mr. fidelson, may we talk with you a moment? >> why, of course. come on in. >> would you tell us, sir, where the