anyway this idea of the plutonic me was actually leaked out in a city group analysts note several years ago they accidentally said the quiet part out loud to their super rich clients.

some banks like city group have anyone beyondally absolute essential personnel can't come in.e starting to them send folks back home. was fascinated to see blackstone to see most of their employees in? jenny: yeah. focused on testing really frequently. that's what we've seen from a of the banks now. for the folks that do have been ffering a more robust testing program. but, you know, for the most part, it does seem like more and taking that break a little bit and kind of sending home.back but it will be interesting to see how these next few weeks and more folksys traveling, it will be interesting to see how the banks respond. amanda: yeah. one obviously one question is it is inside new york versus other jurisdictions changing whereks they will locate? jenny: yeah. week or n in the last so from our colleagues reporting about goldman's ambitions going banks like nd big jpmorgan and city group, they have a lot of satellite offices kentucky, ohio, places like that. and those places have already in this re-sergens moment -- resurgence moment and sending more re folks home and now t

citi group one of the largest u.s. banks publishes a report announcing the end of free water. if you're wasting water on a gigantic scale in certain regions like california southern spain we are seeing scarcity of water sent to extreme degrees i mean we have had thankless silver's water. sailing to barcelona. there is no alternative to pricing water properly and making people realize that every time they take a sip of water there is an opportunity cost and they feel it in their wallet how else are you going to get people to use less if you give it to them for free. the dam has broken. the soft sounds of liberalism roll out to celebrate the union of finance and on time. they're going to see asset markets selling want to deliver to us even the high frequency traders that funds would become interested so no everybody sees this as opportunity did will come your question is just when and who will push it 1st and hardest. what would be their motivation in coming. profits while also you know it indirectly doing good for humanity so it's the best of all possible worlds it could be bet

joining us now to talk about how to best position for the year ahead is citi group chief u.s.quity specialist tobias fleck vich welcome back, this is the time of year when we go through the targets. golub has you bead, above 4,000. a modest upside. how do you see the year shaping up some of the stocks that benefitted from the shutdown environment, those who have huge market cap weights could back off. on the other end you will see improving trends potentially in things like financial. you are already getting benefit from the news over the weekend about buybacks also industrials, cyclicals, and hospitality, leisure, travel and entertainment. the stuff we haven't been able to do. even though we have savings in the country. people are dieing to get out there and do stuff again a buddy of ours is going to be at the world series of poker in a week a lot of us would love to be out there to cheer him on. we are not going to be able to get to the middle of next year, each into '22, there is going to be powerful pent up demand to get out and do things and entertain ourselves on service

market not so low we can see up my skirt well one of the reasons is that we now have a plutonic me citi group analysts have used the term plutonic me to describe an economy in which the rich are the driving forces and main beneficiaries of economic growth basically it only matters what the rich do what they buy what they invest in you and i don't matter we matter as much as a gnat as much as a gnat matters to another gnat. that's not that into him it's just just like totally ignore them like they used to have a thing and not him something happens they're going to care and care recent estimates are that only 20 percent of people have 85 percent of the wealth so as long as the government serves those 20 percent they can almost completely ignore the bottom 80 percent of people this explains why our government has not seen the need to truly bail out average people during this crisis they said they'd send a check of $1200.00 to average people while giving $4.00.

anyway this idea of the pluto to me was actually leaked out in a city group analysts note several years ago they accidentally said the quiet part out loud to their super rich clients it read a. the world is dividing into 2 blocks the plutonium is where economic growth is powered by largely consumed by the wealthy few and the rest what are the common drivers of 2 tommy disruptive technology driven per productivity gains creative financial innovation could create creative in the financial innovation world but what does that mean well that translates to unique new ways to steal from people let's keep going capitalist friendly cooperative governments whatever was that mean cooperative government well that translates to governments controlled by the rich designed to the people at every turn that's what cooperative means to citibank and overseas conquests invigorating wealth creation the rule of law and patenting inventions yes overseas conquests that invigorated wealth creation or what does that mean that translates to invading and taking over other nations and people and then stealing their

officials in green bay, wisconsin, reportedly solicited a million dollars from a voter advocate city groupsary to conduct illegal vote or or drives. the city filed a grant questionnaire with the center for tech and civil life. that group given a quarter of a billion dollars by mark zuckerberg and his wife in september. the direct point? to influence the outcome of the election, of course. attorney phil kline says that grant application shows private money used to fund partisan political activity. kline calls that a violation of the constitution. radical dem congresswoman maxine waters doesn't like congressman mo brooks and his challenge to the electoral college vote. she calls it the highest form of voter suppression. waters must have forgotten one little thing, that she did exactly, exactly the same thing in 2017. >> i do not wish to i do bait, i wish to ask -- debate, i wish to ask is this one united states senator who will join me in this letter of -- >> there is no debate. there is no debate. gentlewoman will suspend. lou: before we go to break, a reminder to share some christmas cheer

city. the survey must be comprehensive and show immunization levels in economic groups. this is necessary in order to design the campaign to cover areas of greatest need. statistical analysis of the results of the survey determine different parts of the city. the results of the survey were reported by the leader of the survey group. we found that the immunization levels of children on the side were generally known in all four areas. however, the level in areas one and two were higher than the levels in area three and four. among school children, the levels were all much higher, but again, a different notice in the levels in area one and two with areas three and four. in the young adult group, the same pattern could be seen. >> the commissioner of health immediate ly made these results available to the local medical society and obtained that their endorsement of the program. >> the health department with the medical society proposes to put on an intensified polio vaccination program. for the past several years, we have had an active polio immunization program, which you ha

. >> reporter: open police seeing a trend in crimes of the last few weeks across the city. groupss are holding people up at gunpoint. robbing them or stealing their cars and driving to commit other robberies. >> it's unfortunate to see. they are out there doing crimes that can get the victims hurt or get themselves hurt. >> since december 3 there have been 19 combined incidents. police say sometimes the teens use force, knives, or guns to rob the victims. in the last week we are told 11 young people were arrested and sent to juvenile hall. we want to turn them off the path they are on. >> many afterschool programs have closed. that may be a factor. no will on will curb the uptick and provide resources. >> we owe it to these juveniles to reach out them. they make an arrest and getting the case charged. >> be aware of your surroundings. >>> the search off of san francisco bay for a member of the royal canadian navy has been called off. master sailor duane is presumed dead after he fell overboard off the coast of san francisco on monday. search teams including alameda coast guard spe

every industry group in the city that is an advocacy group that supports them. you start getting into the union organizations and their nonprofit arms, etcetera. if you say you can -- if you're an employee of the city, you can on the solicit a gift to nonprofit that's a direct service organization and not an entity that gauges in political advocacy, that's a pretty restraint on that person's political engagement, whatever their choices might be. as long as we all agree they can't ask anybody who's got a decision pending before them or their organization. in terms of restricting the source, i think that's what you're talking about, -- >> i'm talking about the recipient. not the source. >> chair ambrose: that's what i meant. if you're saying as a city employee, you can't solicit a gift from somebody who's not a restricted source to a nonprofit organization, unless they are engaged in direct service. you can certainly say that. i have a problem being that legislating that kind of constraint. i think that people, one of the ways people engage in their political life

reporter: oakland police seeing an alarming trend in crimes over the last few weeks across the city. groups of teenagers holding people up at gunpoint, robbing them or stealing their cars and driving to commit other robberies. the most recent case in east oakland involved suspects ranging in age from 11 to 16. >> it's unfortunate to see because these are very -- they're kids, basically, and they're out there doing crimes that could obviously get the victims hurt, get themselves hurt. >> reporter: since december 3rd there have been 19 combined incidents of carjackings and street robberies. police say sometimes the teens use force, knives, or guns to rob the victims. in the last week we're told 11 young people were arrested and sent to juvenile hall. >> you have to go beyond to see with we can do to mitigate what's going on and what we can do going forward to turn them off the path they're on. >> reporter: right now the pandemic has forced kids to do distance learning and many after-school programs have closed. opd says that may be a factor. they're working with the d.a.'s office to provide r

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oakland police seeing an alarming trend in crimes over the last few weeks across the city. groupse holding people up at gunpoint, robbing them or stealing their cars and driving to commit other robberies. the most recent case involves suspects ranging in age from 11 to 16. >> it's unfortunate to see because they're kids, basically, and they're out there doing crimes that could obviously get the victims hurt, get themselves hurt. >> reporter: since december 3rd there have been nineteen combined incidents of carjackings and street robberies. police say sometimes the kids use guns, knives, or force. >> they have to go beyond to see what we can do to mitigate what's going on and what we can do going forward to turn them off the path they're on. >> right now the pandemic has forced students to do distance learning and maven after school programs have closed. opd says that may be a factor. they're working with the department of violence prevention and the d.a.'s office to curb the uptick and provide resources. as a department, as a city, as a community, we owe it to these juveniles to r

city clubs had immunization parties. they came in groupsshots. ♪ [dreamy music] >> a big following. mobile stations were set up in selected locations and other sections of the city. these locations were changed each day. ♪ card tables and folding chairs were readily portable. and the station was in operation almost immediately. ♪ [rousing music] ♪ mobile station number two was located at a large shopping center. station number three was set up at a busy street intersection in a crowded neighborhood. a popular grocery store served as the background for mobile station number four. every shot won a balloon. ♪ in another section of the city, a food store and shopping center helped attract people to mobile station number five. the mobile stations were moved to new locations each day. this was station number two on the second day of the campaign. ♪ small industries and large factories were a scheduled part of the program. special events were handled by a roving immunization station, which could respond quickly to any special situation, as in the

we would like, we would like that if enough americans get vaccinated and we did analysis with a city groupcan interrupt transmission if these vaccines also halt asymptomatic transmission. it gets to be a little bit of a complicated concept because what can happen is potentially that the vaccine can reduce -- will prevent symptomatic infection or serious infection, but if you're exposed to the virus, there may be some virus replication up in your nose and your mouth and transmitted to other people. so we're trying to do studies now to show the vaccines also stop asymptomatic transmission, which is not something we really know. and the moderna vaccine may do that. i hope they all do. we don't know that for certain. >> well, sorry we didn't have more time today with all the breaking news out of washington. i hope you'll come back soon. a lot more to talk to you about, about the anti-vaxxers and the effect on other people. thank you so much, dr. peter hotez. that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." chuck todd will be going through all of the news up next with "mtp daily" eve

groups. but you know. when i came to the city there was a group of misty souls we thought they were better than us and with the south since then so you start to doubt yourself. bands that maybe they are better than us because they speak spanish or to work out and buy new york but if they were in my head i thought a miner is as intelligent as a misty so maybe even more. you know there's this that was always in my mind so i was able to fulfill my dreams yes he's ok came sonia's where in the photo with. any a works for fed as an advisor but to make his dreams come true he had to get his way at home 1st. you know. i got my high school diploma and that's where parents wanted so when we thought i wanted to go on to study at the university. i told them if you can help me i'll go to the usa your way but if i hadn't been able to go to university you know i'd be in the u.s. today because of those of you. in. fortunato pappy opus indios uncle is a history teacher. he's a step lish to a small museum where he presents the history and culture

a goalless draw for city, but the fact they'll now qualify as group winners should be ample consolation is—time european champions real madrid, as they were beaten 2—0 away at shakhtar donetsk. brazilian dentinho got the opener on 57 minutes, before manor solomon wrapped up the win late on. real drop to third in the group with one game to go. and northern ireland have made history and secured a playoff place for the women's euro 2022 finals after coming from behind to thrash the faroe islands 5—1 at seaview. the pick of the goals was this one, the third of the night of the night for the hosts. for the hosts. it was scored by chloe mccarron. the result gives northern ireland a great chance now to qualify for a first major women's tournament. and that win means that wales have no chance of reaching the tournament now. they beat belarus 3—0 tonight, a great goal from rachel rowe, but it proved to be a bittersweet result as they finish third in theirgroup behind northern ireland. and scotland's euro 2022 hopes are also over tonight. it all finished in agonising fashion as finland pulled off

manchester city have wrapped up their champions league group campaign with a comfortable 3—0 win overres fourth goal in five group stage outings put pep guardiola's side in front against the french side after the break at the etihad. sergio aguero then scored ten minutes into his return from injury after coming off the bench — thatjust his fourth appearance in almost six months. raheem sterling completed the scoring in the final minute to ensure city finished unbeaten in group c and top the standings. mo salah has become liverpool's leading scorer in europe with their goal in the 1—1 draw with danish side fc midtjylland. salah scored inside a minute in what was liverpool's quickest goal in the competition and his 22nd in europe for the club. but the home side claimed a deserved point through alexander scholz‘s confident penalty. jurgen klopp's side though still go through to the last 16 as group winners. elsewhere is—time european champions real madrid avoided heading out as they won 2—0 in germany against borussia moenchengladbach — karim benzema scoring both. also in group b inter m

city. let's start from the beginning from the health department. from the briefing session for the survey grouprom community surveys we have found it is particularly important to reach preschool children and young adults. in all parts of the city we are going to examine areas, to determine whether any of these problems exist here. briefing, the survey gets underway. teams, andd into assigned areas to sample. their findings will determine the extent of the need for polio immunization in the various age and economic groups. teamss one of the arriving at an assigned area, designated. families will be interviewed in the vicinity of the intersection, by each memory of the team. -- by each member of the team. the houses to be visited or selected by a random process. ♪ meanwhile, other teams were working in selected areas all over the city, areas selected to give an accurate picture of the extent of polio immunization in all sections of the city. survey must be comprehensive, and show immunization levels in different economic groups. this is necessary to design the immunization campaign to cover areas

city. the survey must be comprehensive and show immunization levels in different economic groups. ecessary in design the immunization campaign to cover areas of greatest need. ♪ statistical analyses of the result of the survey determine the need for immunization in different parts of the city. a later survey will demonstrate how well the campaign achieved its objectives. the results of the survey were reported by the leader of the survey group. >> from the surveys, we found that the immunization levels of children under five were generally low in all four areas of columbus. however, the levels in areas one and two were higher than the levels in areas three or four. among children of school age, however the levels were all much , higher. difference was noticed in the levels in area one and two, as compared with area three and four. in the young adult group, this same pattern could be seen. >> the commission of health immediately made these results available to the local medical society and obtained their endorsement of the program. >> the health department within endorsement of the

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a goalless draw for city, but the fact they'll now qualify as group winners should be ample consolation, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. good evening. i'm riz lateef. as we've been hearing, mps have voted through the government's hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are olivia utley, deputy leader writer for the sun, and broadcaster and author john kampfner. welcome to you both. it's been a busy past few hours, hasn't it? let's kick off with everything that's been coming in. let's start with the financial times. it leads on the news that debenhams stores are set to close, after the failure of last—ditch efforts to rescue the ailing store chain. the guardian focuses on the vote in the past few hours. the prime minister suffered a rebellion in the house of commons, after 55 of his own mps voted against his plan for a new tougher tier system for england. the same story makes the front page of the i. it says the scale of the rebellion could leave borisjohnson on shaky ground

char that's an island in the bay of bengal that's prone to flooding 30 buses have taken the group to the city of shots are gong un and human rights groups have condemned the relocations arguing that they amount to ethnic cleansing but there is a divide in the camp over the move. a chinese citizen journalist has been jailed for 4 years for her live stream reporting of the early days of the corona virus outbreak and. videos were widely shared on social media platforms in february she's among at least 8 whistleblowers facing charges of picking corals and provoking trouble for their coverage of the outbreak the 37 year old former lawyer was arrested in may. the group of pro-democracy activists from hong kong remain in chinese the tension after a mainline court failed to give a verdict on the 1st day of their trial they were accused of trying to flee to taiwan in august to avoid jail sentences their families say they've been denied any information describing their treatment as inhumane sarah clarke reports from hong kong. pro-democracy activists deliver a petition to beijing's liaison office. they

city. the survey must be comprehensive and show immunization levels in different economic groups. this is necessary in order to design the immunization campaign to cover areas of greatest need. statistical analyses of the results of surveys determine the need for immunization and different parts of the city. a later survey will demonstrate how well the campaign achieved its objective. the result of the survey was reported by the leader of the survey group. >> from the survey, we found that the immunization levels of children were generally lower in all four areas. however, the levels in areas one and two were higher than the levels in areas three and four. among children in school, age however, the levels were all higher. but again, a difference was noted in the level, an area one and two, compared to area three and four. in the young adult group, this could be seen. >> the commission of health immediately made these results available to local medical societies and obtain their endorsement of the program. >> the health department, with the medical society, proposes to put on an int

city to the west of ho chi minh. he wants to extend their map's reach. it's another economic hub at the mouth of the meikong delta. tung has spoken to a disability groupe city to ask for their help. around 25 disabled people and college students have gathered to meet him. tung and drd staff explain how to add information to the they break off into four teams to explore several hospitals and shops. >> the drd plans to work with volunteers across the country to ensure its map covers as much ground as possible. vietnam's disabled community is looking to change society. yen's push for more independence continues. ♪ ♪ú 1ú1xxkfvfvfvfvfvfvfvfvfvfg >> these are the top stories, the u.s. top court has rejected a bid from the state of texas to overturn president trump's election loss. it sought to throw out the results in four key states. several challenges have been raised and rejected. and we have more details from washington. >> texas has not demonstrated a judicially recognized in which another state conducts its elections and all pending

the group says the city needs to provide more aid to small businesses and employees. yelp by the way latest report on how the coronavirus has impacted the economy. according to the web site nearly a 165,000 businesses across the u.s. are closed now due to the pandemic about 98,000 of those closures are expected to be permanent. yelp says restaurants and bars and especially nightlife venues have all been hit the hardest. >>all right coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, thousands of dollars of wine stolen from a self a wine store, we'll hear from the owner about the burglary coming up after the break plus scheme tides have returned to the bay area how long will they stick around we'll have that story coming up next and we do have a couple of dry days ahead of us today being one of those so do expect some easy going conditions as you head into work and eventually home from work too. >>highs in the upper 50's your forecast is ahead. >>back at 6.13 the high tides are rolling in along the coast and you can see video here of what the impacts were out at san francisco's

city. >> had 11 groups have hopped on board since it went into service three months ago.the hotel manager says there may be enough demand to add another and add that the business also has value as a moral booster. >> i would say that's learn iin for us. getting into some positive sentiments and that was the rb why to have some sentiment for the industry. >> let's get a check on the markets. >> that's it for @aaa qqqwrmumuc . we will see you soon. ♪ >> will india's protesting farmers force the prime minister into a climbdown? modi is resisting calls to repeal reforms. what are the political risks? this is "inside story." ♪

city. the group is called open san francisco they were leading the protest. their demands include reopening especially activities like outdoor dining which have had to be shut down now due to the recent spike in covid cases and that's left many of these protesters without a paycheck. >>i'm watching the city burned to the ground and watching all of my members leave. i don't have much of a reason to stay in my business has been completely decimated i spent a ton half years building this business to watch it fall apart in a matter of months. >>now without work. the group says that the city needs to provide more aid to small businesses and their employees and 2 also released its latest report on how the coronavirus has impacted the economy and according to their latest numbers, nearly a 165,000 businesses across the u.s. have had to shut down because of the pandemic about 90,000 of those closures are expected to be permanent. yelp says restaurants bars nightlife venues. they've all been hit the hardest in this pandemic. the hardest in this pandemic. well happenin

to bus and char an island in the bay of bengal that's prone to flooding 30 buses are taking a group by the city of chatham ground where they are staying overnight before then arriving at the isolated island on cheese day the united nations and human rights groups have condemned the reader cations arguing that they amount to ethnic cleansing as a divide in the camp between refugees who welcomed the move but there are also those that fear what it could mean for the safety of their families. and going to the island because i believe that my life will be a peaceful where more peaceful than here whatever the bangladesh government is doing i think it's for our betterment that the reason we shouldn't go to the island is because it's low lying and if a storm hits that island we'll have no we're safe to go and save our lives election officials in the central african republic say about $800.00 polling stations failed to open on sunday because of armed rebels attacking voters and barring star that's more than 14 percent of them despite u.n. observers saying the poll was successful for the most part with a

it's a mental thing with city and they are through the group in qualify but will they get to the nextormally feel the pressure. a quick word on city's next opponents in the premier league, manchester united, who were knocked out last night. does saturday's derby have even more significance for ole gunnar solskjaer now? or do you think he'll survive regardless? nobody knows in football what is going to happen but i've got to say the second half have been probably the second half have been probably the best side in the lead. first—half one of the worst. if you can get that right and put it out to 90 minutes, they have a very talented side there. against city and if it is goal is to have united probably win. coverage kicks off at 8pm with city at marseille. liverpool i—0 8pm with city at marseille. liverpool 1—0 up at the moment. thank you. plenty more football going on today, and in the women's champions league, manchester city have come from behind to beat gothenburg 2—1 in the first leg of their last 32 tie. disappointment, though, for glasgow city. they were beaten 2—i at sparta prag

in every city there are armed groups getting in the way of this process as.sort think it's wise that to consider postponing the elections. those groups of now need the outskirts of baggy their advance created panic in the capital loss wake the president sees the hand of his political foes behind these militiamen in an exclusive interview the incumbent told d.w. he stands for peace. they are proposing a return to violence they have mobilized as men and now they're looking at the destabilization of benghazi. as tension mounts more un peacekeeping troops have been arriving their mission is to stabilize the state during the elections after they touch down the soul just celebrated but in the coming hours they will be tested as they try to prevent chaos breaking out in the central african republic on polling di. archaeologists and the attendant city of pompei have excavated a strikingly well preserved ancient roman fast food restaurant they even found leftovers from what was on the menu 92000 years ago was buried by lava and ash when mt vesuvius erupted in 79. it's

with the manchester derbyjust days away, manchester city, gave themselves a shot in the arm, as they completed their champions league groupferan tores into space, to tap in the first. and then, look who was back, sergio aguero showing his usual instinct, after injury. and an own goal right at the end, sealed the win that means city finish the group stage with 16 points, matching the most ever by an english side in the champions league. liverpool were also guaranteed top spot, before they played, in denmark, and it took mo salah, less than a minute to get his 22nd champions league goal and so become liverpool‘s record goal—scorer in this competition, against mityaland. despite that start, they could only manage a 1—1 draw in the end. but that didn‘t matter. and salah was the talking point. exceptional player. absolute exceptional player. since we work together, a lot of things have clicked for all of us. he helps the tea m clicked for all of us. he helps the team massively and he knows and appreciates the help of the team. players from paris st germain and basaksehir took the knee before they resumed their champions league

in every city there are armed groups getting in the way of this process who says. so i think it's wise that to consider postponing the elections. does on groups of now need the outskirts of bagi their advance created panic in the capital loss wake the president sees the hand of his political foes behind these militia men in an exclusive interview the incumbent told day w. he stands for pace. they proposing a return to violence they have mobilized says man and now they're looking at the destabilization of benghazi as tension mounts more un peacekeeping troops have been arriving their mission is to stabilize the state during the elections. after that touchdown the soul just celebrated but in the coming hours they will be tested as they try to prevent chaos breaking out in the central african republic on polling die. we turn now to an annual christmas tradition in the czech republic in the capital prague hundreds of hearty swimmers braved the icy waters to jump into the vault of a river in the city center event was given a special exemption from crown of virus restric

the city of detroit suing a black lives matter group for civil conspiracy. of the pleading, protesters hurled dangerous objects including rocks and missiles at officers, this resulted in the illegal, unlawful or torturous activity of disturbing the peace, engaging disorderly conduct and fighting riots, procedural stuff, this is part of the detroit counterclaim response to buy the blm group against the city of detroit. the goal is to get the judge to toss this out, nobody gets any money. is this going to work and if so is this what cities that are sued by blm groups do in response going forward? >> i'm not sure because i'm not an attorney. there has been several hundred from may to june, several hundred police, local, state and federal law-enforcement injured by way of these riots and the looting that occurred across the country and it seems no one was brought to justice with a lot of individuals, the chicago chapter of black lives matter organization when they say this is reparation, they encourage in some instances this behavior by people who are members of

easy does it for manchester city in the champions league. they finish their group is quite beautiful. the weather today, not so. it will be grey and gloomy with rain and drizzle in the west and heavier rain later in the day in northern ireland. i will have all of the details in ten minutes. it's thursday 10th december. a new deadline of sunday has been set for an agreement over a post—brexit deal. set for an agreement over this after a meeting between set for an agreement over the prime minister and the president of the european commission failed to break the deadlock. discussions will continue today and downing street says a "firm decision" about the future will be taken by the end of the weekend. but it warns that "major differences" remain between the two sides. this report from our political correspondentjessica parker contains some flashing images. they met, a quick photo, masks off, and on again. then down to business. three hours of talks over a three course meal but in the end, big gaps remain. there was a good discussion, but there was no clear movement in

a goalless draw for city, but the fact they'll now qualify as group winners should be ample consolations a shock defeat for the 13—time european champions real madrid, as they were beaten 2—0 away at shakhtar donetsk. brazilian dentinho got the opener on 57 minutes, before manor solomon wrapped up the win late on. real drop to third in the group with one game to go. and northern ireland have made history and secured a playoff place for the women's euro 2022 finals after coming from behind to thrash the faroe islands 5—1 at seaview. the pick of the goals was this one, the third of the night of the night for the hosts. it was scored by chloe mccarron. the result gives northern ireland a great chance now to qualify for a first major women's tournament. and that win means that wales have no chance of reaching the tournament now. they beat belarus 3—0 tonight, a great goal from rachel rowe, but it proved to be a bittersweet result as they finish third in theirgroup behind northern ireland. and scotland's euro 2022 hopes are also over tonight. it all finished in agonising fashion as finland p

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from their camps to an island in the bay of bengal prone to flooding. 30 buses have taken the group to the cityand and human rights groups condemned the relocations arguing they amount to ethnic cleansing, but there is a divide in the camp. >> i'm going to the island because of the belief my life will be peaceful there, more peaceful than here. whatever the bangladesh government is doing, i think it is for our betterment. >> the reason we should not go to the island is because it is low-lying and if a storm hits, we will have nowhere safe to go and save our lives. >> a chinese citizen journalist has been jailed for four years for her livestream reporting of the early days of the coronavirus outbreak in wuhan. her videos were widely shared on social media platforms in february. she is among at least eight whistleblowers sharing -- facing charges of provoking trouble for their coverage of the outbreak. the former lawyer was arrested in may and is currently on a hunger strike. at least three french soldiers have been killed in mali, their armored vehicle hit by a roadside in the small town of hamb

portland and other cities as part of the equity work have created the groups. the way it is done, it's not exclusive. if you are a latinx person who wants to support african american employees and african americans in your city, feel free to join the group and be supportive and help advertise their work and support their work. the groups are about who you're supporting, not necessarily who you are allowing into it. they're voluntarily put together by staff and voluntarily attended and set their own schedule. they're not mandated by the department or controlled by the department and they cannot be exclusive. or should be really because everyone needs to be on board for all of the changes. >> this is donte king, our new equity work force director. he's an expert on these issues having worked in these areas. >> clerk: in the chat room he asked to comment. i have unmuted you mr. king. you should be able to speak. sorry. maybe continue and i'll work with him to continue what is going on. >> it's a problem with the system. >> appreciate the document. >> i look forward

these credit card loyalty programs they are the behind the scenes operator the loyalty programs at citi group, at capital one, at u.s. bank and at mastercard. s that company with a bit of scale already and chase is buying this. i think in the short-term you can say that as you know we have all about holed up in our homes and dying to travel. so 2021 to be a strong travel year that's anticipated i would anticipate that the price -- we were trying to find out the price that chase paid for this the price probably isn't fully valued considering what's been going on in the travel industry this year. >> what's been going on in general, hue, with credit cards? have you seen banks pivot to offering moore rewards that are useful right now like groceries instead of airlines and hotels >> absolutely sara chase is a extra example of this nobody has been traveling in the march to juppe time frame. if you could help it chase amped up the rewards you could get in other segments that were popular, clearly, shopping for food, that type of thing they rejiggered it however, chase is, you know, very bullish on t

portland and other cities as part of the equity work have created the groups. the way it is done, it's not exclusive. if you are a latinx person who wants to support african american employees and african americans in your city, feel free to join the group and be supportive and help advertise their work and support their work. the groups are about who you're supporting, not necessarily who you are allowing into it. they're voluntarily put together by staff and voluntarily attended and set their own schedule. they're not mandated by the department or controlled by the department and they cannot be exclusive. or should be really because everyone needs to be on board for all of the changes. >> this is donte king, our new equity work force director. he's an expert on these issues having worked in these areas. >> clerk: in the chat room he asked to comment. i have unmuted you mr. king. you should be able to speak. sorry. maybe continue and i'll work with him to continue what is going on. >> it's a problem with the system. >> appreciate the document. >> i look forward

the city claims group members participated in civil conspiracy, defame the mayor and the police, and city should be awarded damages from black lives matter. fox 28 in columbus, ohio, where ongoing fallout about police officer shot and killed. a black man holding his cell phone early tuesday. the officer's body camera was not activated before the incident, but because of a "look back feature" that shooting was capture without audio. the officer has been suspended pending an investigation. and this is a live look from the file that fox 5. the big story and more residents left the big apple over the last year than any other state, leaving new york city and new york state. according to preliminary census data, 25,000 people left new york city. if numbers hold, new york could lose a seat in the house of representatives, dropping it to 26. that would leave the empire state with fewer seats than florida for the first time ever. that is tonight's live look outside of the beltway from "special report." we will be right back. ♪ now is the time for a new bath from bath fitter. every bath fitter