baton rouge is talking about software. should reach the topic again because you see the flows of companies to austin, alabama, arkansas, a lot of places that were not able to attract these i get skilled industries in the same capacity as new york or los angeles. they're doing it now, because of what mayor suarez talked about. they are making the environment more comfortable for the companies with lower taxes. there could be longer term ramifications. taylor: the investment management industry, as well. you mentioned cathie wood and technology but if you think about the financial industry as well, some ramifications down there. where we going next? can we take a trip? caroline: let's go to chicago. everyone comes from their believes the way. taylor: i hear it is cold. caroline: that doesn't from "what you missed?" bloomberg technology is up next. romaine: i a great weekend. this is bloomberg. ♪ switching wireless carriers is easy with xfinity. just lean on our helpful switch squad to help you save with xfinity mobile. they

prince philip was always mindful of this sense of passing the baton.hat is what he created the duke of edinburgh's award which office young people throughout the commonwealth and beyond a chance of exploration and adventure. he remains an extra nesting -- it remains an extra gnashing success. a success. i am proud beyond words that his pioneering work has been taken on and magnified by our eldest son charles and his eldest son william. supported by camilla and catherine. most recently at the cop climate change summit. next summer we look forward to the commonwealth games, the baton is currently traveling the length and breadth of the commonwealth. heading towards birmingham. a beacon of hope on this journey. is a chance to celebrate the achievements of athletes and the coming together of like-minded nations. february, six weeks from now, we will see the start of the jubilee. i hope it will be an opportunity for people everywhere to enjoy a sense of togetherness. a chance to give thanks to the enormous changes of the last 70 years. social, scientific, a

prince philip was always mindful of this sense of passing the baton — that's why he created the dukef edinburgh's award, which offers young people throughout the commonwealth and beyond the chance of exploration and adventure. it remains an astonishing success, grounded in his faith in the future. he was also an early champion of taking seriously our stewardship of the environment, and i am proud beyond words that his pioneering work has been taken on and magnified by our eldest son charles and his elder son william, admirably supported by camilla and catherine, most recently at the cop climate change summit in glasgow. next summer, we look forward to the commonwealth games. the baton is currently travelling the length and breadth of the commonwealth, heading towards birmingham — a beacon of hope on its journey. it will be a chance to celebrate the achievements of athletes and the coming together of like—minded nations. and february, just six weeks from now, will see the start of my platinum jubilee year, which i hope will be an opportunity for people everywhere to enjoy a sense of t

but this became baton inside bundle, more than baton in less than 3 months. now it's a, it's a big country. it's not a small country. so i understand some people they get the patient say moon, who's a former student of mine. i think he's got impatient and probably left among the bush, and i don't blame him because the infrastructure has not kept up to the mob. you know, the patient and also something that we need to work on. but to see that we have not, you know what, you know from the last 50 years that it would be very wrong. and i can see myself because i was a student of last night back in 971. i left my battens. i went to go to india, i literally slipped on the pavement. i have seen no side. i have seen millions of the few years and how the lead now from bad if i come now my goal is to develop and i think the final and some of the young youngster has never seen. so i understand they get a patient, you know, not, not too many people that patients like me. but one has to understand the sacrifice . and not to mention, we also forget that we had, you know, b

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baton rouge, the louisiana state capitol perched on the banks of the mississippi. three blocks off the river, on a chilly thursday night, a criminal defense lawyer was working late, drafting a writ for the big murder trial starting monday. when did the killer take her? sometime after 8:00 was the best guess. the news led next morning's early drive. >> i hear on a local news station, they interrupt to say that there is a downtown murder in a law office. >> reporter: attorney prem burns was on her way into work. >> which, of course, alerts me. initially, my -- my gosh -- is it an attorney? >> reporter: the office, now strung with yellow crime scene tape, belonged to an up-and-comer named chiquita tate. a local woman just a few years out of law school, but already making a name for herself in the competitive, pads and helmets, arena of litigation and criminal defense. >> she had recently won a half-million dollar jury verdict. that's pretty good for somebody out such a short time. >> reporter: chiquita was one of seven, her father, absent, raised by her grandma in a t

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baton rouge, new orleans, is going to happen. cp have committed to that and have committed to that in their filing. yesterday was a historic day for that. we were very excited about it. it shows the benefit of commissions because we were able to hold that project together when louisiana and the previous administration refused the money to build this project. >> we remember that all too well. >> yes, sir. we do, too. >> i cannot tell you how grateful i am to you, mr. ross, and the southern rail commission for the incredible work that you do and continue to do to hold this project together. we were disappointed when the previous administration under mr. jindal rejected those resources and we missed a great opportunity. so grateful we're back on track and this will be a reality for the people of louisiana. >> congressman, i would be remiss, the person who has held this together, would be my fellow commissioner john spain. he has been instrumental in using the southern rail commission to keep this alive and across administrations, ac

jones was the first african-american member of the baton rouge bar association. he served in louisiana state house of representatives. throughout his career as a lawyer he successfully fought for pay equity for teachers and sued to desegregate parks and communities in louisiana. he also represented students, protested at southern university during civil rights movements. countless indigent defendants and challenged voter discrimination practices throughout the south. i was grateful to have the opportunity to speak with dr. anthony jones on veterans day to thank him for his incredible service to our people in america. on his birthday, he celebrated with friends, family, and with good louisiana seafood. today let's all thank dr. jones for his great advice that he shares with us which is, he said, you have to deal with the past. you have to deal with the history. you have to read and understand so we don't repeat the past. let's build better. let's build a future for everyone. please join me in wishing happy birthday, 102nd to dr., attorney anthony jones sr. i yield

like baton rouge. in florida somebody shirley from georgia where he was fighting the seminoles in mississippi, by the late 1850s he was in texas and oklahoma chasing the indians in october 1, 1858 he was fiercely wounded at the battle of wichita village, while holding the reins of his horse, i'm going to describe this and i have a lot to cover and i will probably short myself somewhere else, right here in his life in case i cannot finish this program, and his life this is where the style of command that earl van dorn exercises come from the time he was stationed in the piecework army, anyway at the battle of wichita village while holding the rain in his left hand and aero that probably would've hit his heart instead hit him above the wrist and after passing between two bones stopped near the elbow, i don't know exactly how to describe that to you but i don't think i have to if that did not get your goose up after lunch i'll tell you this another arrow fired from below his horse, the opponent was below

can you talk about the establist between new orleans and baton rouge?y >> yes sir. thank you. we are here to help you. yesterday they safely committed to in an initial round trip between baton rouge and new orleans with no. they have to have time to evaluate to see what improvements have to be done to implement that. this is a historical movie and we've been working very hard to create t a good partnership goig forward that can be beneficial thetn. they are going to happen and they are committed to that in the surface transportation board of filing.g. so. we were able to hold that project together with louisiana and the previous administration refused the money to build the ldproject. for the incredible work you have done and continue to hold this project together, we are all disappointed when the previous administration. so grateful that we are back on track and this will become a reality for the people of louisiana. >> i would be messed the person that has held. each has. and administrations across the secretaries and i think it also demonstrates that. an advocate and a frie

baton rouge, louisiana. must have a tennessee fan in here. didn't like baton rouge. in florida, surely there's somebody from georgia in here. he was fighting the seminoles. by the late 1850s, he was in texas stationed in texas and oklahoma chasing the indians and on october 1st, 1858, he was seriously wounded at the battle of wichita village. i think this is where the style of command that earl van dorn exercises in the civil war comes from. the time he was stationed in the peace war army. at the fight of -- at the battle of wichita village while holding the reins in his left hand, an arrow that would have hit his heart hit him just above the rest. after passing between two bones stopped near the elbow. i don't know exactly how to describe that to you but i don't think i have to. now if that didn't get your goose up after lunch, i'll it will you this, another arrow fired from below his horse, i guess the opponent was below, struck him on the right side puncturing beau lungs and stomach before exiting out his left side. he reportedly extracted the arrows himself. he h

baton rouge louisiana. must have a tennessee fan in here somewhere, didn't like baton rouge. and florida, surely there is somebody from georgia here -- where he was fighting the seminal in mississippi. by the late 1850s, he was in oklahoma, chasing the indians. and in october, first 1850, eight he was seriously wounded at the battle of wichita village. while holding the reins of his horse, i'm going to describe this to you, and i've got a lot to cover you and i probably going to shorten myself somewhere else but i think right here, ladies and gentlemen, in this life, in case i can't finish this program -- but in this life i think this is where the style of command that earl van dorn exercises in the civil war comes from. the time he was stationed in the peace war army. so, anyway, at the fight -- or, excuse me, at the battle of wichita village, while handing the reins in his left hand, a -- that probably would his hit his left -- i don't know exactly how to describe that for you but i don't think i have to. if that didn't get your goose up after lunch i will tell you this, an

right now we're at the baton point where we're passing baton from investigation to prosecution and we don't want to say anything that may jeopardize that furtherance of the case. secondly, one of the victims' families has been getting a great deal of contact from the media. they don't want to talk to the media. they're feeling bombarded in this unbelievable moment of pain. so we would ask you to leave the family members that lost loved ones alone. the father described it as wolves at the door and they're dealing with the loss of a child. let's not victimize them again. >> sheriff, the victim that passed today, multiple agents -- >> 17. >> the prosecutor said 15. >> 100%? >> we verified it via driver's license. >> was the suspect at school and left and came back? is that true? >> the suspect was at school and did not leave. was brought in to a meeting and went back in to the school area. >> can you tell us about the nature hoff the concerning behavior? >> i can't get into that. we're at the evidencery hand-off point. >> is that information that should have been relayed to the police of

and of course nagondo was wielding the baton for the dsl. ah, the piece is special because we've been talking about the past, present and future. so one of the things that the bruno blew me a is playing with is exactly this putting layers of time together, independent voices that are traveling in, in time together, coordinated of course. but from a melodic standpoint, completely free and, and moving, ah, the pull of any is taking place primarily between the 3 trumpet solos and the string movement. at the same time, the piano and the precaution, they are playing off times very, very vertically, hulma phonic. so you hear these corps that are moving vertically. well, the rest of the orchestra is moving horizontally. paula, frantically and the tension that comes from the vertical and the horizontal colliding together. japanese pianist, marie coma, was the soloist at the premier and the source of inspiration for bruno buoys work a beethoven expert. she has performed many works with the d. s. o and nagondo at the helm, and she's been married to th

cases, even as only con continues to spread. manzona denise ferguson. wood against misty is as much in baton. seen that one should not forget or it's always important to consider that this high increase in new infections is almost exclusively due to the delta variant. what i'm, what worries me is that we are now seeing alma crohn on the horizon on, which is apparently even more contagious. i'm to him. if you look at the doubling of the number of new infections, that's just 2 or 3 days that's rapidly. and science tells us that by mid january, we can expect amok on to be the new dominant parent in europe. still ahead on al jazeera, a breakthrough in the vienna talks un cameras will be allowed to film at one of iran's sensitive we play a science. ah hey there, here's her headlines for europe in africa thursday, december 16th, we're going to see high pressure build toward the northwest. it's going to deflect systems around. so as the situation on thursday, watch what happens on friday. there's a disturbance pulling into iceland, but wall to wall sunshine here. but if we turn flows, we got wind c

measure. meadows refused to attend to a hearing last week despite being subpoenaed as cross to shall baton see whose life was in washington dc. actually have. so we're still expecting this vote in the house whether to hold meadows in contempt of congress. how is this likely to play out? do we think it's an interesting one because when the house voted to hold, steve bannon and other trump advisor in contempt. the department of justice went down has to deal with this active pretty quickly in charging battle with contempt. but as a big difference, is the battle was a private citizen on june on january the 6th. well, as was the chief of staff of the white house, he's claiming executive privilege. that is the idea that if you are the advisor in the white house, how you're expected to give advice to the president. if advice will become public, the committee in congress and say, well that doesn't really count in this particular case because you have already given us thousands of documents and we just want to know about those documents. you gave us which showed that those people in trump circle wa

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to answer questions if it doesn't get too deeply into the evidence because we're right now at the baton point where we're passing the baton from investigation and prosecution and we don't want to say anything that may jeopardize that furtherance of the case. secondly, one of the victim's families has been getting a great deal of contact from the media, they don't want to talk to the media, and they're feeling bombarded in this unbelievable moment of pain, so we would ask you to leave the family members that lost loved ones alone. the father described it as wolfes at the door, and they're dealing with the loss of a child. let's not victimize them again, please. >> multiple agents have been given, 17. >> 17, we verified via driver's license. >> can you confirm that the suspect and the suspect was at school, and then left and came back? >> the suspect was at school, and did not leave, was brought into a meeting, and then went back into the school area. >> did you learn anymore about the nature of the concerning behavior? >> i can't get into that. we're at the evidentiary handoff point but

she began as an assistant but ended up holding the baton herself and dazzling audiences. she went on to be chief conduct to engross austria then came the munich philharmonic dish dot capella 1000000000 and from 2020 debuts in vienna, paris and bolona. and in the fall of 2021, the berlin philharmonic. but taking to the conduct his podium at the legendary by white festival is probably her biggest challenge yet. ah said because you've got the iconic festival thesis behind you. is like, wagner is breathing down your neck. is that a bowden or a pleasure? needles wagner? mazique is loved. this is so i think wagner's music is like a powerful drug i saw of. and then once you've tried it and you're going to miss it, done for me. months from is alixia is how about was about it? i would, it's, i my, i wrote on facebook that when you conduct wagner, you feel like the air is burning under your hand. and in the loop on dunden hen. oh oh ok, son lynn is attracts a huge interest on social media. the fact a woman is conducting a bi hoyt is obviously going to attract a lot of attention. so

point where we're passing the baton from investigation and prosecution.o say anything that may jeopardize that furtherance of the case. okay. secondly, one of the victim's families has been getting a great deal of contact from the media. they don't want to talk to the media. they're feeling bombarded in this unbelievable moment of pain. so we would ask you to leave the family members that lost loved ones alone. and -- the father described it as wolves at the door. they're dealing with the loss of a child. let's not victimize them again, please. >> the victim that passed today, multiple ages have been given. >> 17. >> prosecutor just said 15. >> 17. >> 100%? >> we verified it via driver's license. >> thank you. >> sheriff, can you confirm that the suspect was at school and then left and came back? >> suspect was at school and did not leave. was brought into a meeting and then went back into the school area. >> more about the nature of the concerning behavior? was it a threat? was it violent behavior? >> i can't get into that. again, we're at the evidentiar

he prepares a plan to the louisiana state university in baton rouge beginning in 1921. and classes began on the new campus in 1925 and formally opened in 1926. they called it a pulmonary plan and the olmsted brothers preliminary plan incorporated the sites existing trees and topography and the vision for a continued expansion. perhaps his most significant contribution to the lsu campus was to convince the university leadership to move from downtown baton rouge to its current location on the plateau of the mississippi river. this was especially important for the expansion of lsu's agricultural research and activities. the olmsted plan responded carefully and creatively to existing conditions in particular tree groupings, topography and taking into account native american ground but the german born engineer architect theodore was brought in for the building design into redesign the preliminary plan, he felt that the tablet was required for what he called landscape work, he argued against hiring the olmsted brothers to refine their plan, he would going to do the master pla

and so you would love for us who are now living and taking up the baton and going forward with the struggle to continue with this because you knew the work is not done and the work will not be done until all golf children have received the dignity and the justice that they deserve. and now looking back at desmond tutu, is remarkable life. what do you think will be his most important legacy? will he be remembered for? he will be remembered for his courage is honesty. desmond tutu, was as honest and as clear with regard to the a public system and the south african government, the old, a practical african government, as he to the african national congress government now. and so he's critique that he had and what government had done is the critique he has today, and he's not afraid to actually come up and say so his legacy will be that of honor . see, legacy will be that of courage. legacy will be that are included, is legacy will be that of looking compassionately at people, even though you never forget the goals of justice that you are fighting for. and his legacy will be, i suppose, one of e

battling a high number of delta cases. manzona in this for gas and what our guns misty is as it might in baton. it seemed that one should not forget or it's always important to consider that this high increase in new infections is almost exclusively due to the delta variant with us. and what worries me is that we are now seeing amok run on the horizon on which is apparently even more contagious. i'm to him. if you look at the doubling of the number of new infections, that's just 2 or 3 days that's rapidly. and science tells us that by mid january that we can expect damacom to be the new dominant variant in europe. them. south africa is also reported a record number of new daily cove infections. almost 27000 new cases were detected in the past 24 hours. health officials say the 4th wave is being driven by the omicron variant. south africa alerted the world to the new strain in november on the crone has since been found in 77 countries and scientists, the still working to determine its severity. yes, president joe biden has arrived in kentucky where he seeing 1st hand the devastation caused by t

was actually to convince the university's leadership to move from where was hemmed in in downtown baton rouge to its current location on the plateau above the mississippi river. this was especially important for the expansion of lsu's agriculture research and activities. the olmsted plan responded carefully and creatively to existing condition, in particular, tree groupings, topography, and also taking into account native american mounds. but the german-born engineer, architect, whose name was theodore sealink was brought in for building design and to design the preliminary plan. lake thought no special talent was required for what he called landscape work, so argued against hiring the olmsted brothers to refine their plan. so lake went on to do the master plan himself, adapting and altering the olmsted plan. one observer notes the choice of the olmsted brothers in the first place was brilliant, not hiring the firm to continue full service was a tragic loss. the architect link's plan was more ignoring the better parts of the sites, such as the indian mounds, magnolias and the vista to t

the seamless passing of the baton has drawn praise worldwide. a look back sheila, i swear that i will dedicate my efforts to the well being of the german people, promote their welfare and then protect them from harmony because it's uphold and defend the basic law and the laws of the federation to perform my duties conscientiously and do justice to all need among even better social democrat laugh schultz is sworn in his german chancellor, succeeding angle, a miracle after 16 years. a hand over few could have imagined as this year began. back then the conservative christian democrats were leading in the polls. in january the elected army lash at party chairman, and he saw himself as likely to step into michael's shoes. but then in march, the news breaks that cd you and c, s. u. politicians have been harvesting illness at profits from the sale of face masks. the vaccine roll out also encounters obstacles, casting a shadow on the cd, you health ministers, leadership, social democrats and greens, when 2 key regional elections and not long thereafter.

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you know, the biggest problem of all, would be passing the baton, if you would, the enforcement batonszens. now, 40 million californians have the opportunity to check in all kinds of ways that guns are distributed. manufacturers, sold, blow the whistles, take it to court. and literally gum up the court process. but more than that, i think there's a philosophical question. do we really want to change the way laws are enforced with police, and legislatures and district attorneys. and give them carte blanche to the people. do we want people to enforce laws on the environment, on water pollution, on any number of things? if you take this to its fullest, it really changes the way the system works in terms of who makes the legislation and how it's enforced. so, this will remain controversial. and you can bet, you can bet your last dollar that if for some reason, the legislature passes this bill, the gun lobby will be out there with guns blaring, trying to shoot it down. and running up the ladder to the u.s. supreme court as soon as possible. and just because the court goes ahead and approves

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now that i'm looking forward to passing that baton on to those young entrepreneurs that want to make a difference. you know, i was a kid from the mission district. and, yeah, i went to but you know what, at the end of the day, we made a difference and at the end of the day, we're here because this program is meant to empower our people so that we can rise our community. so that we as african american latinos, asians can all benefit and raise your community so we can all strive to be true san franciscans and join the prosperity that this affords us and gives us the opportunity to succeed by. with that, i want to introduce somebody who was pushing me, pulling me to my left, to my right, encouraging me, inspiring me, and making sure that we had the right things to say to our legislators so that we had the right message. with that, come up here, ms. davidson. take a bow. [ applause ] >> i'm going to be very brief. i just want to say most of all thank you to all of the supervisors, to my partners, my friends, people i've gotten to know over the years of working through this legislation fo

the banking of german states, most popular with foreign travellers has sick with its capital vis. baton comes in at number 5. the state recorded 2800000 overnight stays hesse's largest and best node city is frankfurt. ah. as home to germany's largest commercial airport frankfurt has suffered greatly during the pandemic. here, the number of foreign visitors sank by 70 percent and 2021 tourist highlight is the dom global quarter. the new frankfurt old town completed in 2018. it's a partial reconstruction of the historical city center, which was almost completely leveled in world war 2. visitors can also learn how frankfurt played a major role in the development of democracy in germany at saint paul's church. it was the seat of the $1848.00 frank put parliament the 1st publicly and freely elected german legislative body. ah, ah, i was drive south lies darmstadt. once the seat of the grand duchy and a center for art nouveau. at the turn of the 20th century, the grand duke of hazard darmstadt invited artists to create a colony on the matilda and hood the buildings around the wedding tower cr

basically baton has been adjacent to india. china is planned along came the congress party is playing along game. they want to usee those three villages strategically in an area in the holy land. china wants to use this to make a land exchange. it's their own land basically saying if you give me this other area right next to india china is eyeing that other area so so far baton is a small country and all they can do is pretend they didn't know was happening. the foreign policies investigation report was totally shocking. the fact that this whole chinese continues expanding this tactic has so far received no objections from the western democracies and that adds to the frustration and so those are things we need to know. we don't have a good strategy to push back. so that's the second layer. hotspots in china's mainland. the other layer that's close to us about china's global expansion. this is a big area. it has covered so many things. there's economics, from an economic standpoint. china launched this huge massive infrastructur

and of course, nagondo was wielding the baton for the dsl. ah, the piece is special because we've been talking about the past, present and future. so one of the things that the bruno bloom yay, is playing with is exactly this. putting layers of time together, independent voices that are traveling in, in time together, coordinated of course. but from a melodic standpoint, completely free and, and moving, ah, the pull of any is taking place primarily between the 3 trumpet solos and the string movement. at the same time, the piano and the precaution, they are playing off times very, very vertically, hama phonic. so you hear these corps that are moving vertically. well the rest of the orchestra is moving horizontally paula phonics, and the tension that comes from the vertical and horizontal colliding together. ah . the japanese p in its murray coma was filled with that. the premier and the source of inspiration for who no boom, yay, work. a beethoven expert, she has performed many works with a dsl and nagondo at the helm. and she's been married t

i cannot pull in baton with . 7 i am in one of the only places where people are gathering, hiking, meeting each other and no restrictions. hotel a, well, that's my stamps on the line with, i mean a lobby, right? know, micro calling them every all the ages, all the genders, all those religious spectrum of everything, everything with scenario with we're all year under very unique circumstances and we're getting the same. so we're getting, you know, same treatments and the talk, see identity issues and hatred and stuff that i'm used to seeing outside of that exist outside. it's just absent here. oh, in a utopian future, one state solution is not in apartheid state that doesn't separate us and doesn't divide us into higher keys. this is the closest i've seen. i don't want to sound like a cliche because obviously you know, the inequality and everything still exists, but i cannot find it here and i don't want to be looking under the ground to find it. i've got a living with my own. oh oh oh is she uh why you got to lie in the rest of the semester or something? yes, the middle of the service need

and of course nagondo was wielding the baton for the dsl ah, the piece is special because we been talking about the past, present and future. so one of the things that the bruno blew me a is playing with is exactly this putting layers of time together, independent voices that are traveling in, in time together, coordinated of course. but from a melodic standpoint, completely free and, and moving, ah, the pull of any is taking place primarily between the 3 trumpet solos and the string movement. at the same time, the piano and the precaution, they are playing off times very, very vertically, hulma phonic. so you hear these corps that are moving vertically. well, the rest of the orchestra is moving horizontally. paula, frantically and the tension that comes from the vertical and the horizontal colliding together. japanese pianist, marie coma, was the soloist at the premier and the source of inspiration for bruno bullying work. a beethoven expert, she has performed many works with the d. s. o and nagondo at the helm. and she's been married to the conductor for more than 30 years. when mary an