bryce and michael, guys, thank you. good discussion there, and get to know the t.i.p.s. treasury inflation protected securities. >>> now, could amazon in alabama change the game for all amazon workers? that story ahead. >>> and now, $3,000 a year for every kid that you have forever. a game changer in stimulus plans and some surprising backers. >>> if you not already, download the cnbc app today. we are back after this. keeping your oysters business growing has you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo >>> all right. welcome back to "the exchange. and hope you are having a great monday wherever you may be. the market is not quite on the highs, but they are down about 1.04. and the sector check you have energy, and materials and financials and those are some of the leaders and you have utilities and real estate, and some of the laggards, but some of the laggards are

to have to leave the discussion there thank you so much to all our guests jake williams safaga and bryce and board and thank you too for watching you can watch us program again any time on al-jazeera dot com ever further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter we're at at a.j. inside story from image and from the whole team here bye for now. it's america's worst kept secrets cracked open the time of a pandemic exposed in the time of trump through the turmoil of 2020 the big picture traces a century of racial injustice to reveal how philanthropy politics and economics preserve structural inequality keep the white a supreme and black in its place the race for america part one on a. we know what's happening in our return we know happened get the day that others had not i wasn't done but only if you're a guy by the 45 on purpose i think there are half that time any programming can go live on the amazon go live to work another boy that may not be mainstream but if i was going to i'm going to give

. >> prime minister bryce vick mr.aker we will continue to look after people throughout the pandemic and beyond. the best thing we can do across the whole of the country this to balance our economy back as far as we p can. get people into high-quality jobs ass i said to the previous member. that would be the agenda. rick i have a question. >> thank you mr. speaker. seeing the education secretary his announcement this new high school will be the kickstart regeneration definitely in need of. leveling of government. >> first about mr. speaker i congratulate my honorable friend with the successful campaign getting to the high schools absolutely vital. the best place for kids in schools. we are investing in this area, mr. speaker to the tune of 668 million pounds and more through the fund, 54 million pounds also in the transport network what we propose to do out of this pandemic and allow their economy to recover across the whole of the united kingdom. as to have the necessary regions for next business to be made. >> order.

in there as as something that really you know bryce learned a lot yeah and then so it's it's something special i'm very happy about and using he's going to be you know he's going to be a heartbreaker. so rather than you gotta you've got to enjoy it every moment because before long you'll be doing this car thing with him and he'll be he'll have his license all right you'll be sitting next to him so that's a quick it happens you gotta dig the trip because i did not often sail in an out i'll be bailing them out of jail in no time with the same. at the same amount of money my dad had when he was just me get me up from the ole cop shop for stealing. yeah you reference the fellow we had to get to it sell a little soap air you know i'm not as hip to her as i should be i've read among her tertiary only in a sinatra book so not true at the end turns up with her and i think he you know he pays a lot of homage to her but tell me about billie holiday tell me how she becomes the toast of paris is she driven away by racism here in the 40s or tell me the story and who do you play in the movie well ye

he had 15 tonight, but the highlight his name is bryce wills and up over top of 7 ft four inch riley tiktok's horn of the huskies to put it down. 79 61. stanford takes it there now, 14. then eight in conference that got might be a name to remember right there. sandals a shark's again i said only one bay area winner and it wasn't the sharks, of course, as they fall this was just a heartbreaker against the st louis blues. a team only a couple years removed from having won the stanley cup great game 11 in the second period, big mess in front of the net for st louis and john leonard of the shark's going five hole and the sharks take a to one lead. and it stayed just that way until 39 seconds left in regulation. that's the heartbreaking part. sanders they still up to one martin jones with the save, but brayden right there, johnny on the spot to shove it home that ties it to two. we're going to overtime. shark stuff. they had a victory. still it is the decider with a minute left. martin jones can't handle it. again between er, this time from david perrone sharks while 3 to 2 and the record

to have to leave the discussion there thank you so much to all our guests jake williams safaga and bryce and board and thank you too for watching you can watch us program again anytime on al-jazeera dot com ever further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter we're at at a.j. inside story from image and from the whole team here i find out. it's america's worst kept secrets cracked open the time of a pandemic exposed in the time of trump through the turmoil of 2020 the big picture traces a century of racial injustice to reveal how philanthropy politics and economics preserve structural inequality keep the white a supreme and black in its place the race for america part one. there was a lot of there in this community and that is what we live to in the league when they want them to look for to get on the making want to win this is all men she worked with local women to solve the main problems plaguing their community was not always a key problem auction plan had been what as a priority and led t

to have to leave the discussion there thank you so much to all our guests jake williams safaga and bryce and board and thank you too for watching you can watch us program again any time on al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter we're at at a.j. inside story from image and from the whole team here i find out. on counting the cost china could become the 1st country to issue a digital currency is it rains in the tank giant's house prices rise despite tanking economies increasing the divide between generations and fishermen in the philippines struggle to make a living. counting the cost on al-jazeera what should americans be thinking and doing right now it should be about ideas they don't care about their work is all they care about is making money china is not going to be left out of the calling for the bloated defense budget to be trying to bottom line on u.s. politics some policies in their effect on the world. the diverse range of stories from across the gl

to have to leave the discussion there thank you so much to all our guests jake williams safaga and bryce and board and thank you too for watching you can watch us program again anytime on al jazeera dot com ever further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter we're at at a.j. inside story from image and from the whole team here i find out. al jazeera world goes to morocco to meet 5 would be film directors doing whatever it takes to succeed write the script and i'm often the camera man near and the boom operator not the road to fame and fortune can be a rocky one juggling the demands of family life with their passion for filmmaking i'll become a great film director and my mother will be proud of filmmakers and child up front al-jazeera. after more than a decade of civil war life remains a challenge in sierra leone. we follow the citizens of this war torn nation as they push their limits. for so far. risking years in sierra leone. on al-jazeera. i met no moved out of his parents' house after he

going to see that western weather that wintry weather moving across the foothills of the himalayas bryce's guys do come back in behind not just some of that wet weather grass easing across into northern parts of bangladesh. and ways in american people have finally poking around here as i see it when america is off balance or become more dangerous the world is looking at us live next year of sanderson. with the election behind us with the republican party dumptruck with your weekly take on u.s. politics and society at the bottom all i care about how the u.s. engages with the rest of the world we're really if you didn't take you into a place you might not visit otherwise feel that you were there. for. been watching al-jazeera reminded of your headlining story so far today the 1st shipment of 10000 doses of the russian sputnik vaccine has arrived in iran another 400000 are expected in the next few weeks health care workers and the vulnerable groups are 1st in line to receive these limited doses. an activist group in myanmar says nearly 150 people have been arrested since monday's military cou

them you know we're going to take $200000000.00 and give them weapons of death when asked about that bryce had to downplay things in stating quote. routine replenishment of defensive weapons that in no way prevents us from continuing to uphold our focus on democracy and human rights i'm sorry when you give a country weapons you're not upholding democracy nor are you upholding human rights because eventually those weapons will be used to combat both of those things well the timing here couldn't be worse then i don't know how you know as a communications person you can sit in the back but i do feel like again we've seen historically exactly what happened and yet we continue to do the exact same thing over and over again what message does it seeing when we know that families whole communities are going to be destroyed when these weapons i was not say should these weapons get into the wrong hands but they always. eat and it's atrocity that we could have seen coming because we've seen it coming time after time after time plus of something that really gets under my skin too because it's always t

constructive attitude helping them get the facts straight he will be much better off spent than a guy named bryce in the white house a political counselor and political relations guy and took me under his wing and he had rules and said never make a promise unless you can deliver on it it turns out it's really hard to deliver because people all need deal with you if they trust you. and they trust you if you do but they say you're going to do and trust is the queen of the realm i try to remember that but my first big battle in congress i learned something about that then i went from there to director of the budget and then the whole government in front of you. and then i became secretary of treasury. that was the time we we did the international monetary system so i had a lot of dealings with people all over the world and i learned about how to do something internationally. that is a great experience for me. i enjoyed the people. >> when i was secretary of state the tectonic plates of the world changed. when reagan and i took office the cold war wires exposed when we left it was all over but the sh

thank you, robert bryce. african-american to serve as a special ops sniper. we'll bring him to you coming up. ♪♪ it's velveeta shells & cheese versus the other guys. ♪♪ clearly, velveeta melts creamier. alright, i brought in ensure max protein... ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't (grunting noise) i'll take that. yeeeeeah! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar drink, play, and win big in the powered by protein challenge! >> this black history month we're highlighting the contributions of notable african-americans, including nicholas irving, the first sniper to deploy with the battleup. charles has more. >> hey, griff. nicholas irving didn't have a lot of options coming out of high school. joining the u.s. military was all he had and being the son of two cold war veterans, it seemed to be a natural fit for him at age 17 enlisted and by 23 the first african-american special operations sniper to deploy with the 3rd ranger battalion. >> a couple of guys in the sniper section wo

late in the second have rebels up to bryce hamilton lays it in extend that lead to 4 but under a minute to are you more, it's offensive rebound puts it back in san jose state within 2. now spartans with the final possession down by 3 richer washington's corner 3 to tie doesn't go and that'll

.>>> cal smith ready to get after it, hosted stanford in red, 92nd left, bryce willis jammed it home! later on, 10 seconds left, michael mcconnell missed two free throws come here came the cougars. williams, up three to tie the game. boom! overtime, williams scored 40, the game went to double overtime. jaydon acrobatically got the shot off, and it went into triple vertime tied at 76. stanford never scored again but the cougars did. anthony had, and we are done here. stanford had 23 turnovers and washington state won at 85-76. if the cardinals do not make the ncaa tournament, circle the game. >>> big leaguers are open for business. let's hit the a spring site first. who is this masked man?>> i'm wearing green this year, it is gnarly.>> sergio romo wearing oakland a's guard. giants fans, you know, three world series titles, but it's all about old town now, and the way they play is in his dna. >> gritty, grimy, dirty, let's get that w anyway we can. that's what i like and i admired from afar. being in the bay, it is fitting. everything about it is fitting. i don't know what to say other

the name is bryce wills for seven. but for rylee sword right there again.g at that's big time telling right there. 79 61, stanford now 14 and eight in conference and looking good up in the pollutes its wst time, letting some fans in some youngsters to see the polarization of cal game over the first half. w s u up. 14 no williams steel. he'll find f b. i will get he with the one hand. them rock right there again, one of those high percentage shots about 30. seconds later, williams having a career night will crash to the bucket. tough shot. he's fouled. it counts. he had a career best 31 points tonight, so blow out 80 to 51 cow gives us three and 14 and conference. it's ah, little too early to tell what the san jose sharks are really all about. just 50. team games in but we do know this one. they have a tough time scoring or is, frank would say, put the biscuit in the basket, and they never say that you always say, and they just can't seem to put a good win streak together in st louis against the blues tonight. think hockey players listen to the blues. it's a

dr bryce westlake trains the next generation of digital forensic investigators who'll eventually tracked crimes against children, he says. each year the number of cases reported to the napa no center for missing and exploited children increases substantially last year during the heart of the covid-19 pandemic, the center received 69 million reports. we are seeing an increase. it's unclear whether that increases the result of increased enforcement or identification or the result of increased distribution. it's most likely a combination of the two agents in the milpitas case say there were no arrests and that the case is still active. neighbors lament seeing warning signs but not taking action due to self doubt during a pandemic when many things seems strange better seems to be sorry i would have, i would have called it in. it's still strange that kids are at night and maybe the kids hopefully hope to god the kids were left out of this detective do not believe that two children living inside the homework's ploy did but that like to hear from anyone was any information will put the contact

we worked with bryce university that was across the street, and we also worked with the community thatway that had a series of doctors and nurses that were able to basically mount a quick campaign in that community to bring people in. we were able to distribute all the doses of vaccine in the required time. the county did call and said that moderna gave us some wiggle room on the time frame but we had lines that were able to accommodate inside our buildings, safe and warm and able to take care of all 1,000 doses of vaccine within that period of time. >> of course, across the state, this is the opposite of what you're all trained to do, and that is serve people. this makes this kind of weather, this kind of emergency makes serving people so difficult. and i imagine that at hospitals and communities that aren't as fortunate as yours, a lot of people are going without the vaccine and the effort to stop covid has probably been interrupted. >> yeah, i think that there is no doubt across the state that vaccine efforts have been disrupted at this point in time. for us with our doses here at t

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dr bryce westlake trains the next generation of digital forensic investigators, who'll eventually tracked crimes against children, he says. each year, the number of cases reported to the national center for missing and exploited children. increases substantially last year during the heart of the covid-19 pandemic, the center received 69 million reports. we are seeing an increase. it's unclear whether that increases the result of. increased enforcement or identification or the result of increased distribution. it's most likely a combination of the two agents in the mo peters case say there were no arrests and that the case is still active. neighbors lament seeing warning signs but not taking action due to self doubt during a pandemic when many things seems strange, better safe to be sorry i would have, i would have called it in. it's still strange that kids are at night and maybe the kids hopefully hope to god the kids are left. out of this detective do not believe that two children living inside the homework's ploy did but they'd like to hear from anyone was any information will put the c

dr bryce westlake trains the next generation of digital forensic investigators, who'll eventually tracked. he says. each year the number of cases reported to the national center for missing and exploited children increases substantially last year during the heart of the covid-19 pandemic. the center received 69 million reports. we are seeing an increase. it's unclear whether that increases the results of. increased enforcement or identification or the result of increased distribution. it's most likely a combination of the two agents in the mo peters case say there were no arrests and that the case is still active. neighbors lament seeing warning signs but not taking action due to self doubt during a pandemic when many things seems strange better seems to be sorry i would have, i would have called it in. it's still strange that kids are at night and maybe the kids hopefully hope to god the kids are left. out of this. detectives did not believe the two children liv in the house were exploited. but they'd like to hear from anyone who has any information will put the contact number for the de

so my friend bryce on facebook said there is fruity pebbles with marshmallows. did you know this?> he said it is even better. >> really? >> wow. >> i don't know if i want to test it out. >> i don't want the cocoa pebbles. make it fruity or make it nothing. >> you don't like the chocolate milk at the end? >> no. i don't like >>> good morning, america. president biden's emotional candlelit memorial honoring more than 500,000 american lives lost to the coronavirus. >> let this not be a story of how far we fell, but of how far we can climb back up. >> calling for unity and consoling the nation. >> this nation will smile again. this nation will know sunny days again. this nation will know joy again. >> as the administration races to catch up on vaccines after the winter storms. and the glimmering shot of hope, johnson & johnson announcing it can deliver 20 million doses of its single dose vaccine by the end of march, which could be authorized as early as friday. >>> urgent investigation. new images this morning showing more damage from that midflight in the side of the plane.

and bassett or matthew bryce's a former u.s. diplomat white house official he says he's surprised and disappointed the crown prince wasn't sanctioned. candidate biden said he's going to hold saudi arabia and the crown prince responsible and the democrats when they want to or the house of representatives i appeared on on al-jazeera several times and said well now now there will be an accounting for what happened the democrats are going to you know subpoena members of the trump administration and the truth will come out with the truth has come out but. the conference literally got away with murder so i hope that there isn't even like a visa sanction against him he's not the head of state yet that's surprising and disappointing. and so you know that by the administration has said things will change but you know let's see what happens it seems absurd that. one of the sanctions taken or one of the steps taken by the biden administration is to launch a new initiative shoji initiative to prevent anybody who represses media freedom or c

eye on that situation for us from hong kong thank you deborah well let's now go to rory chalons and bryce in the u.k. where he's been keeping an eye on that human rights council meeting at the u.n. for us henri what are we actually expecting to come out of this about your session today if anything at all. well i think the united kingdom and european union which jointly called for this special meeting and the leadership of the human rights council itself would like there to be some sort of resolution that's agreed at the end of the special meeting we have heard a succession of voices from western or western aligned states the ambassadors of those countries to the united nations essentially saying that what has been going on in me and maurice is a gross violation of human rights in fact the the ukase ambassador julian braithwaite read out a letter. had been written by more than 300 elected parliamentarian's from in march calling what has been going on in myanmar a gross violation of human rights and calling on the un to investigate it properly so we heard similar things from the deputy high

they are not giving us their best and their finest. , bryce said that. -- remember i said that. a long time ago when i made the first remarks, when i came down the escalator with our great future first lady. [applause] who says hello. she loves you as much as i love you. i said that a long time ago and we turned out to be 100% correct. biden's radical immigration policies are not just illegal, they are immoral, heartless, and a betrayal of our nation's core values. a terrible thing that is happening. the republican party must hold joe biden and the democrats accountable. they ripped up the diplomatic agreements we negotiated with tom doris, -- honduras, guatemala, and el salvador. they got a fortune. they got paid $500 million a year. when i came into office, those countries were refusing to take back illegal alien gang members including ms 13, the most vicious probably of them all. no matter where you go in the world, ms 13 do things that even the worst don't think about. so i asked, how much do we pay these countries? how much do we pay them? sir. we pay them approximately $50

bird," miranda lambert, "i hope ," gabby barrett, "i hope you're happy now", carly pearce and lee brycehing? >> progress. i mean -- >> 2021, yes. >> the fact that that's happening again is really exciting and all these songs are so strong, so good. >> all right. one of the biggest honors of course is entertainer of the year. i think, john, you've got that list of nominees. >> i do. all right. the nominees are luke bryan, eric church, luke combs, thomas rhett, and chris stapleton. >> all right, we went from all women, now we have all men. are you surprised by that? >> i mean, i wouldn't say surprised, sadly, but i think the fact that we have seen all women in single of the year, it shows that we're getting there. progress is being made. let's hope as the years progress we'll see more females in that category. i think it shows maybe the females put out better songs than we do. >> you know what i think is interesting, i love what you just said, kelsea, about how you had all the nominations and this is carly's first time, this is what i love about country music people, number one, you're so

now, we have a look at the new super bowl ad, narrated by octavia spencer and directeded bryce dallllasou could be on board. ♪ up above the world so high ♪ >> visit inspirationfour.com for your chance to go to space. >> isn't that crazy to hear? enter for your chance to go to space. >> octavia makes me want to go. >> anyone have an interest? >> no. >> ah, no. >> you would. >> no, no. god no. >> i would. >> you'd go? >> absolutely. >> i don't jump out of a perfectly good airplane. >> al would go. >> who is wrong with earth? >> nothing. in fact, deborah is urging me to do it. >> you have no choice. i get it. by the way, since the announcement of the mission, $1 million already donated to st. jude. >> that's terrific. >> that's the point of this. that's fantastic. >>> another exclusive super bowl ad to share this morning. this one stars will farrell for gm, and sees him on a mission to speed up electric vehicle adoption here in the states. >> did you know that norway sells way more electric cars per capita than the u.s.? norway. well, i won't stand for it come on. with gm's new battery, we