clark knew just who to go to for that.a new witness with something to reveal. >> that solidifies any question. it doesn't get any more important than that. >> when "death trap" continues. > >>>. >>> august 2005, two years after the pizza bombing, fbi agent jerry clark had jailhouse notes implicating marjorie. but it wasn't enough. he needed a corroborating witness. then a break. ken barnes was arrested on drug charges. now he had nowhere to hide, so clark turned up the pressure. and when he told barnes he had information that he was in on the plot, barnes caved. and he began to tell a story that would break the case wide open. >> he just decided, you know what? i'm going to tell the truth. >> barnes admitted he was part of the crazy conspiracy that led to the killing of brian wells, the pizza deliveryman, a fact he laid out in all its sordid detail. >> he relived the whole thing from the minute he was picked up that day by marjorie diehl-armstrong to every location that they went through and what his role was, what everybo

clark. burr the weather was a close ally of fifth panzer army commander. >> general, i'm reminded of december 1944 when you and i saw these beautiful green and quiet hills. all in -- covered with haze and mist and turning into rain. and mud. and snow. and i can't help but think how weather played very important part in that time as you knew so well. >> yes. >> [ speaking foreign language ] >> it had been hitler's plan to start the offensive only during bad weather. and during the days prior to attack, the weather actually was bad. so that the german high command was afraid it might change to clear winter weather and blue skies, in which case your aerial combat forces might have stopped the attack in its very early stage. in fact, the weather on december 16th was just as you described it now. visibility was bad. the advanced artillery observers for instance would not have been able to make out individual targets on the hills. but over there, as you will agree, the riflemen had shields of fire

clark. >> yes, mr.s known for walking the halls of east side high school with a bullhorn and a bat. >> they used to call me crazy joe. now they call me batman! >> joe clark, the famed principal, credited for turning around a patterson, new jersey, high school, plagued by crime and drugs in the 1980s. >> i'm going to carry this bat and any drug pusher i see trying to enter into those 35 doors, i'm going to beat the hell out of them. >> the former army drill sergeant expelled 300 students his first week, he said for fighting, abusing teachers and drug possession. defending the process on "gma" back in 1988. >> we are sick and tired of leeches, parasites, hang-arounds, individuals who are just eroding the basic fabric of this nation. and the only thing i am saying, no more hand me outs. >> soon his ways caught on. >> he is a dynamic man and i am behind him 100%. >> he's one crazy fellow, but he's good at it. >> his code displayed in his office -- "to err is human. to forgive is not my policy!" and outside

clark: got it. dr. redfield: i'm trying to show that i have come to understand that the dhs list doesn't necessarily, i remember a worker that was supporting his family, keeping his jewelry store was essential work because without it, he shouldn't support his family. i sure many of you in commerce understand that people suffer by having businesses closed. i would argue they probably didn't need to be. it wasn't a strategic decision, it was a salami decision. everybody will do this, rather than stepping back. i think now we are smarter, we have data behind us, these decisions need to be made. when it comes to vaccines, clearly, the issue, first it's exciting that we have a vaccine and we should give credit where credit is due. when this was first suggested we would have a vaccine before the end of the year, i don't think people saw that as something that was feasible. the reality is, the mission was assigned to get a vaccine before january 2021 and we have two with euanow submissions. areave four vaccine

clark designed the base.was an architect and now he was a goner instructor and he decided he would layout the base so there was three flying ramps, or flying strips, and in the middle it would be a concentric area where, centered in the middle in a circular design around the three sides of the airstrips, it was easy access. from any point on the base you could cut through the circle, through the middle circle, and get to another part of the base rather than having to walk all around. it is a neat design and clark wanted to design what he called an air city and that is what randolph is today. there was always flying training going on at randolph. are t38s, t6s. they train training instructors. the aircraft today are already piloted -- licensed pilots, who are coming to learn how to train other pilots. it is one thing to be able to fly a plane. it is another to teach someone else how to fly a plane. that is what they do at randolph. >> the hospital on randolph is part of the aviation medical complex that came f

louis, they become friends with william clark of the lewis and clark expedition. they go up the missouri river. they spend the winter with the indians, who are presented here. what they come back with is an unparalleled history of the cultural lifeways. of theo natural history midwest of the united states. max is always comparing it to result because brazil is this lush rainforest. he cannot get over how barren and see her and dry and scary the great plains seemed to be, particularly when it is not high summer. he will look up the missouri river coast and see castles, but for him, they are gothic and brooding. he is not 100% sure he likes this. the notion of the badlands, he actually embraces that. i miss the palm trees. i am kind of missing brazil. this is a little bit wacky, this is a little bit weird. if you have ever been to south dakota and the black hills, it is a fabulously alien looking landscape. the fact that he is picking up on this is really helpful, too. bodmer's prince and puts them with a text in an similar in scale and impressiveness to the one tha

. >>> plus, clark griswold, is that you? the christmas vacation house come to life complete with cousin eddie. with cousin eddie. ♪ ["i go♪ oooh by ciara] ♪ it all can get so out of control sometimes ♪ ♪ you can lose your faith ♪ you can lose your mind ♪ lose your grip ♪ get stripped of your pride ♪ till you don't know how you're gonna stay alive ♪ ♪ hey, hey i got you ♪ hey, hey i got you ♪ i'll be there to stop the bleeding ♪ ♪ i'll be there to start the healing ♪ ♪ i will give you what you're needing ♪ ♪ i'll be right there ♪ i got your back ♪ i got you >>> >>> back with an update on that leaked audio from the set of mission impossible 7. >> tom cruise heard yelling at the team for ignoring covid rules."mission impossible 7. >> tom cruise heard yelling at the team for ignoring covid rules. cruise is facing new criticism for his conduct. >> this morning new fallout over tom cruise's onset tirade. critics calling out the mission impossible star over the leaked audio of him berating crew members for ignoring covid restrictio

doctor clark says he expects the board to take a vote after hearing his case. one he wishes he did not have to make our students need to be back in schools. hurts me deeply to know of the pain and suffering that many of our families are going through but especially especially our students all students have suffered from not being on school campuses the mount diablo education association is the union representing teachers and other certificated staff of the mount diablo unified school district in a statement. union president anita johnson says quote we fully support doctor clark's recommendation to delay the reopening of schools for the sake of safety. >>well we all miss or in person interaction with students, our first priority is everyone's health and safety. every child every school every community. still in recent weeks district families have rallied for a transition to in person instruction has some distance. >>mark says the only way schools can open. well contra costa county is in the purple tier is by applying for a waiver. but even then that would only a

host: kristin clark. guest: a lot of important points there. i will say protecting the right to vote, safeguarding the right to vote has not been drawn much of history a deeply polarizing issue along partisan lines. the voting rights act came before congress for renewal in 2006 and passed by tremendous bipartisan margins of 390-33 in the house. samet -- in the senate. noblemen support that we need to preserve the heart of the voting rights act that i referenced earlier. certain parts of the country get federal review of voting changes before they could take effect. without the core protections of that voting rights act in the decision in2013 shelby county, what we have seen is what the voter -- what the caller referred to. we've seen the purging of voter rolls in ways that disproportionately strike black and brown voters despite their continued eligibility. we seen laws and policies intended to make it harder to get to vote. yearnk as we go into a new we need to think about how do we get back to that place where people regardless of race or par

poor lewis and clark have no clue that humboldt has been here.they get back, here is jefferson, who is like, what about this and what about that and what about the other, did you measure this and that? i can imagine meriwether lewis turning to them going, that was not in the instructions. what lewis and clark come back to is the genuine excitement of what they did bring back but also the sense that somehow they might have fallen short because humboldt changed the calculus. humboldt raised the expectations and now what jefferson wants more than anything else is to feed humboldt the quantity of the data that humboldt is so enthusiastic about. so, that's where we are in 1804, 1805. we are exhilarated, euphoric. we have tied our history and our sense of future to the scale of the mammoth. now, what happens when george qb the leading scientist in , paris who is comparing mammoth bones from siberia to north america, he's teasing out there is a difference between a mammoth in the mastodon. i have called this a mammoth because that is what jefferson and

adam clark says he will recommend to the board of education at its meeting monday at the school districtostponed transitioning. >>into a hybrid model of education. >>and instead remain fully in distance learning at least through winter break i want to make sure that you know that not all of our students. >>and staff and are in the safest environment possible during extremely challenging times with this global pandemic doctor clark, anticipates the board taking up a vote after listening to his recommendation. >>if so and the board agrees with his choice mark says the district would re evaluate the status of the virus in the community at a board meeting on january 13th indecision angering some parents who have rallied and push for schools to reopen. doctor clark admits many students are struggling with distance learning the students who were successful in school before the pandemic are still successful however those who were not successful and those who may be a struggle a bit have some other circumstances. >>you know taking a you know towards the. >>towards being added to the to annapolis

it was a harsh confusing enemy to the 7th armor division under general bruce c clark. but it was a close ally of the general. >> general, i'm reminded of december 1944 when you and i saw these beautiful green and quiet hills, all covered with haze and mist, and turning into rain and mud and know. and i can't help but think how weather played a very important part in that time as you knew so well. >> yes. >> yes, it was hitler's plan to start the offensive only during bad weather. in the days prior to the attack, it actually was bad. . in fact, it was just as you described it now. visibility was bad. the advanced artillery observers, for instance, would not have been able to make out individual targets on the pill. but over there as you will abree they had shields offire. the fanks could recognize their targets at 2,000 meters. i started the attack very early, at 5:00 a.m., as you know, to take advantage of the darkness and the bad weather that would enable us to advance far into the hills, typical of the terrain, by noon. >> all of our preparations, valuations, and sho

doctor clark says he expects the board to take a vote after hearing his case. one he wishes he did not have to make autumn utley our students need to be back in schools hurts me deeply to know of the pain and suffering that many of our families are going through but especially especially our students all students have suffered from not being school campuses the mount diablo education association is the union representing teachers and other certificated staff of the mount diablo unified school district in a statement. >>union president johnson says quote we fully support doctor clark's recommendation to delay the reopening of schools for the sake of safety. while we all miss or in person interaction with students, our first priority is everyone's health and safety. every child every school every community. still in recent weeks district families have rallied for a transition to in person instruction has some students distance. >>mark says the only way schools can open. well contra costa county is in the purple tier is by applying for a waiver. but even then that

decades ago in 1980 david koch was the libertarian party's candidate for vice president alongside clark they ran on a platform of minimizing state intervention promising to abolish corporate taxes social security and minimum wage laws. ronald reagan became president while the clark ticket mustered around one percent of the vote in a turning point in a cup strategy the brothers now decided to pull the strings from the background. his running for vice president was a real lesson as he has said the way to impact their policies the way to impact their profit margin was not by running for office but by financing all these other ways. taking on the big money behind the oil lobby is a tough proposition amid concerns about the impact of the nature pipeline project on the standing rock reservation in $27000.00 lawyer and activist chase iron eyes took action. this is our country this isn't trump's country. and we're going to stand up. in peace and dignity. to miami. miami. the protests in north and south dakota against the construction of oil pipelines became almost a daily occurrence in the mean

and we want to note the passing of joe clark, who was also 82 years old.rk was the disciplinarian principal who restored order to a troubled paterson, new jersey high school, and became the inspiration for the 1989 movie "lean on me." >> and since none of them will graduate anyway, you are all dismissed. you are dismissed. >> brennan: morgan freeman portrayed clark, who once expelled 300 students in a single day. he used a bullhorn and wielded a bat to underscore his unwavering message to students, "you can do better." up next, a homecoming to mark a victory in a nine-month battle with the virus. >> if make fitness routine with pure protein. high protein. low sugar. tastes great! high protein. low sugar. so good. high protein. low sugar. mmm, birthday cake. pure protein. find our coupons in sunday's paper. a breakthrough 10 years in the makingveclear, that reduces allergens in cat hair and dander. outstanding nutrition with the power to change lives. this is purina pro plan liveclear. hi susan! honey? yeah? i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad..

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gemini suits by david clark were having some success. they had some problems, serious problems with overheating and mobility, but they had groundwork. in nasa's mind they thought maybe david clark and be the suit to go to. hamilton came with goodrich. they thought hamilton, goodrich, and david clark will have a contest. ilc went to nasa in protest saying, we got the short end of the deal when you forced us to team with hamilton. we want a second shot. nasa agreed. they learned their lesson and said you have six weeks. for six weeks around-the-clock, we had a few engineers and seamstresses to put the suits together. they busted their neck to put the suit together that you see. it turned out to be the winning suit. the other two did not have good mobility. there were a lot of issues. even our suit had issues, but issues that we knew could be fixed. when you design something new you start with something and then you develop it. you could see that the suit was more formfitting, tailored, the suit that we wanted from the beginning without the

romaine: great to get your thoughts, veronica clark. great discussion on the stimulus checks, on the economic recovery. we will continue that conversation in a bit. after the break, nathan will be joining us to give us his thoughts. this is york, coming up o bloomberg. ♪ joe: today, we are discussing the recently agreed upon u.s. stimulus aid and the $600 checks coming with it. , nathane insight tankus. you tend to be soft-spoken and hold your attendings -- opinions back on twitter and your newsletter. do you share larry's view that $2000 checks would lead to overheating of the economy? nathan: no, i don't. i think it is an absurd proposition. verynk in general, it is a strange position for larry summers to be speaking out because he has been talking for years and years. why don'tt did he say you just send out to thousand dollar checks one time and we .ill get over this stagnation i think it is an absurd proposition but at least it is the right conversation about inflation. romaine: it is about inflation. he tried to defend himself toda

. >>> meet the man who's described himself as the jewish clark griswold.anukkah house that's putting the lights into festival of lights. jewish clark gri griswold. ♪ when they're sick, they get comfortable all kinds of places. they also spread all kinds of germs, from cold and flu to strep and more. nothing kills more cold and flu viruses, including the covid-19 virus, on more surfaces than lysol disinfectant spray. lysol. what it takes to protect. >>> kicking off "the mix" with the kick seen arnd >>> kicking off "the mix" with the kick seen around the nation this past weekend. sarah fuller, vanderbilt kicker, made some history. >> she sure did. >> she was able to, with that right there, cement herself in history, becoming the first woman to score two points in a power five college game at vanderbilt against tennessee there, sec game. she scored two points but vanderbilt lost by a lot. they were like 42-17 unfortunately. >> not her fault. >>> everything's bigger in texas, apparently hanukkah lights included.an actually decorating his house. he's adding inf

last week, the clark county commission throughout the results of a local election after the registrar reported finding quote, discrepancies we cannot explain. also in nevada, some voters were entered into a raffle for more than a dozen gift cards worth as much as $250 if they could vote -- if they could prove they had voted. one of the most significant indications of widespread fraud is the store nearly low rejection rates for mail-in ballots in many key states. these are the states i had to win. in swing state after swing state, a number of ballots rejected has been dramatically lower than what would have been expected based on prior experience. just .2%, that is substantially less than 1% of mail-in ballots have been rejected. almost none have been rejected. they took everything. nothing was rejected practically 2016 andto 6.4% in there are those that 6.4 was a low number. rejected andere the previous election, 6.4 percent were rejected. declines in similar pennsylvania, nevada and michigan. ballots were not rejected, especially if they happened to be in democrat areas. these irregu

. >> reporter: caroline clarke grew up an only child in what she says was the perfect family. >> me andat point in time did you want to know more? >> when i had children, i really became concerned about my genetic medical history. >> reporter: a few details from an otherwise hesitant adoption agency revealed the truth. >> and the report talked about nannies and maids and chauffers. if they had nanny, maid, chauffer money black in the south, i knew i could find these people. >> reporter: turned out clarke's friend in college was the sister of her biological mom, carol "cookie" cole. >> it was odd enough to realize that i knew this family, but it was sort of a family that the world knew. >> reporter: clarke and her biological mother lived on opposite coasts. what was her explanation for why she gave you up? >> her parents were really terrified that news that nat king cole's child was pregnant out of wedlock would ruin his career and so she was told, have this baby, come home, and never speak of it. >> reporter: they began a regular correspondence, detailed in clarke's book "postcards from

according to one report, in order to test the process, nine voters in clark county cast ballots withntentionally incorrect signatures, and eight of the nine ballots were accepted and counted. they said you could sign your name as santa claus, and it would be accepted. last week, the clark county commission threw out the results of a local election after the registrar reported finding, " discrepancies that we can't explain." also in nevada, some voters were entered into a raffle for more than a dozen gift cards worth as much as $250 if they could prove they had voted. this took place on indian reservations. one of the most significant indications of widespread fraud is the extraordinarily low rejection rates for mail-in ballots in many key states. these are the states that i had to win. in swing state after swing state, the number of ballots rejected has been dramatically lower than what would have been expected based on prior experience. that means years and years of voting. in georgia, just 0.2%, that's substantially less than 1%, of mail-in ballots have been rejected. in other word

very few times to people talk about clark. i am pretty optimistic.hink for us, what you're seeing is a little bit of what you just talked about. you are seeing there are problems in a number of places, but there is also growth. for us what we are finding is opportunity where we can invest in situations where people need capital and we are providing that capital but doing it at a pretty steep price. a balanceyou clear sheet out you are clearing with the reality of the fed at a zero bound. has the fed distorted your part of the hedge fund world? marc: it actually has. it has made it easier for companies to borrow money, so anybody who can borrow is doing so, but then what it has done is the reverse. if you cannot borrow, then you have to deal with folks like me. we are able to charge 12% or 15%. environment,rate yet we are still charging 12 to 15%. lisa: i love how you say otherwise you have to deal with me and you do not want to deal with me. when you look at stressed investment going forward, i ask this of you knowing you did clark for a bankruptcy j

county and the registrar of voters in clark county. i'd never had that happen before. he dodged service, he spent days and days dodging service. when was he doing when who's dodging service? literally, he was meeting with the democrats. he wore a biden pin while he was inspecting voting sites. we cannot continue the absolute fiction that we had election officials in clark county which is where the vast majority of people in nevada live, that were impartial. because they were not. in one month, all ragtag group of volunteers and lawyers put together a case that was an excellent case that showed exactly a conservative number for how many fraudulent votes there were in nevada and the real numbers probably much higher than that. we had people come forward, very brave whistle-blowers like your other guests, average americans who were willing to have the courage to come forward and put it all out there. even though there's been such harassment of whistle-blowers who are standing up against voter fraud. we put together a great case in the mon

. >>> plus, there won't be any crowds but we now know who will headline dick clark's new years rocking eve on abc this year. >>> the next storm is just hours away. i'll have the hour by hour time line coming up. >> thanks. first here's a look at what's ahead on jimmy kimmel live. >> thanks. we made a show. don't let it to go waste. you are in england right now, yes? >> i am. i am. >> is that the best place to celebrate christmas? to me it seems like it is. >> oh, 100%. yeah. we have all the our great street, huge yard. there is a bit of an issue with our neighbors fencing. neighbor 1: allez! (sound from wind chimes) neighbor 2: (laughing) at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. which helps us save even more. neighbor 2: hey, sarah, hey, peter! neighbor 1: touché. neighbor 2: ahhh! neighbor 1: pret! neighbor 2: en garde! for bundling made easy, go to geico.com no one sees you need help. no one knows you're not okay. so when someone recognizes the importance of mental health and offers a hand, it means everything. my illness may be invisible. but thanks to covered

. >>> plus, there won't be any crowds but we now know who will headline dick clark's new years rocking eve on abc this year. >>> the next storm is just hours away. i'll have the hour by hour time line coming up. >> thanks. first here's a look at what's ahead on jimmy kimmel live. >> thanks. we made a show. don't let it to go waste. you are in england right now, yes? >> i am. i am. >> is that the best place to celebrate christmas? to me it seems like it is. >> oh, 100%. yeah. we have all the than a holiday dinner table. gives you more options pick the speed that's right for you, with options faster than gig. and get reliable internet with top-notch coverage. plus, help keep your data safe and private with security included. no antlers on the table. how come you get to eat first? get started with this great offer, or ask about our fastest speed, 2 gig up and down. switch today. research shows people remember so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's one that'll really take you back. wow! what'd you get, ryan? it's customized home insurance from li

. >> that is morgan freeman portraying principal joe clark in the movie "clean lean on me." he died at the age of 82. it was based on clark's tenure at a new jersey high school. >>> prince and duchess meghan are now podcast hosts. it released tuesday. plenty of high-profile guests including elton john and tyler perry joined the couple but the real star of the show, their 19-month-old son archie. he had a special message for the listeners. >> after me, ready? happy. >> happy. >> new. >> new. year. >> yay! >> and we are happy to hear him. this marks the first time the public has heard archie speak. the podcast is part of a multimillion dollar deal the company has with spotify. >>> turning now to the coronavirus, overnight officials in the uk authorized a new vaccine from astrazeneca in oxford, the decision coming as we learn more about that more contagious variant that started in the uk but now has been found in colorado. earlier i spoke with dr. imran ali about his thoughts on the new strain, as well as the american vaccine effort. president-elect joe biden is criticizing the

clark worked at a school, his family said he died at his florida home. clark was 82 years old.ght's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. since you're heading off to school, i got you this brita. dad... i just got a zerowater. but we've always used brita. it's two stage-filter... doesn't compare to zerowater's 5-stage. this meter shows how much stuff, or dissolved solids, gets left behind. our tap water is 220. brita? 110... seriously? but zerowater- let me guess. zero? yup, that's how i know it is the purest-tasting water. i need to find the receipt for that. oh yeah, you do. ♪ >> bret: new details about the background and possible missed warning sign concerning the man behind the massive explosion in nashville on christmas day. correspondent mike tobin is in nashville with more. >> video from security camera shows the impact of the christmas day bomb on downtown businesses. >> we didn't get the back of it. the exterior doors of the building were blown open. >> 911 calls reflect the first mysterious reports of hearing gunshots and then fear

a bull connor, sheriff clark.nd i mentioned in my book that when you see someone, that look in their eye, of someone that is beating you, you have to think at some point this person was a little child, somebody's little baby. they did not come into this world hating and putting people down because of their race or color. and something happened. and we all have to have the power and the capacity to be able to forgive and to understand. susan: he was reelected in 1982 to his fourth term with a great black votersfrom in alabama. what is the lesson to be learned from that? ms. kennedy: forgiveness. asking for forgiveness, genuinely asking for forgiveness. admitting that you have caused pain for other people, for the acts that you have done. and you ask for that forgiveness. and you will -- and you are forgiven. susan: from a policy perspective, how did he use his last term to right some of his earlier wrongs? ms. kennedy: well, he appointed more african-americans to government jobs in alabama than any governor ever ha

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the district superintendent adam clark plans to recommend the board of education that schools remain in full distance learning through the start of 2021. clarke expects the board to take a vote after hearings you know after they hear the case and he says that the rising covid case rates and hospitalizations are the major regions reasons for his recommendations. >>i cannot ignore that we're in a global pandemic that there are people dying all around us and it can not as something bad. you know that i take to very seriously. >>well the mount diablo education association is also supporting the superintendent's decision. mayors across the states are calling on the state to extend the eviction moratorium through the end of next year in the bay area mayors from san jose's in san francisco say they support the new extension bill and add that without an extension tenants were on able to resume regular payments could face eviction within days. the state's legislature will vote on the new bill next month. the current eviction moratorium expires at the end of next month. for your money this mor

carson clark is one of them. >> my mom has diabetes, i have some other families that have some lung issues. and so their at higher risk for having complications from covid. so i just decided i'm in good health so i could do this. >> reporter: he got his first shot in early september, his second vaccination three weeks later. >> they first tested me for covid just to make sure i didn't already have it. >> reporter: testing negative for the virus he became a human guinea pig. >> the day i got the shot my arm got pretty sore. and then the next day when i woke up i just had some kind of general fatigue. >> reporter: he said he wasn't alarmed by it because he was given this list of side effects to expect which include tierdness, chills, loss of appetite, muscle aches and sweating. >> it only lasted that one day, and then it was gone the next day after that. >> reporter: infectious disease dr. peter chin hong says 25 of the 50% to 75 patients involved in the moderna, pfizer trial experienced side effects. 15% of those more serious and took more than a day to recover. >> it's your body's immune s

simon clark associate professor at reading university in the u.k. think you for a time and your comments you're welcome. brussels in beijing have signed a massive landmark trade deal after years of negotiations and opens up the chinese market to investment while giving beijing an inroad to strategic european projects but as artie's charlotte devinsky explains washington d.c. is not happy. they steelers almost being 7 is in the making between the e.u. in china and they've really pushed the boat out to get it done before the end of 2020 essentially it means that there is the opportunity for the e.u. for investment in certain industries this is companies within the e.u. to be able to invest in areas of china before it had barriers around them such as the financial sector and the health sector for china it means that there is this possibility of investing in renewable energy so this is something on the table for each side in this and this deal has been described by many as being the most ambitious deal that china has ever struck with a nation country to

decades ago in 1980 david koch was the libertarian party's candidate for vice president alongside clark they ran on a platform of minimizing state intervention promising to abolish corporate taxes social security and minimum wage laws. ronald reagan became president while the clark ticket mustered around one percent of the vote in a turning point in the code strategy the brothers now decided to pull the strings from the background. his running for vice president was a real lesson as he has said the way to impact their policies the way to impact their profit margin was not by running for office but by financing all these other ways. taking on the big money behind the oil lobby is a tough proposition a mic concerns about the impact of the major pipeline project on the standing rock reservation in 2017 lawyer and activist chase iron eyes took action. this is our country this isn't trump's country and we're going to stand up. in peace and dignity. the protests in north and south dakota against the construction of oil pipelines became almost a daily occurrence in the meantime a 3rd pipeline

tessa clark. let's get some of the day's other news.oduce to britain later amid fears of shortages over the festive season, even as france has reopened the main truck—ferry route with the uk. the german airline will fly 80 metric tons of food to doncaster—sheffield airport in northern england using a boeing 777f freighter. deutsche bank says rosemary vrablic, president trump's long—standing private banker has resigned. she helped manage mr trump's relationship with the german bank as it lent hundreds of millions of dollars to his company over a number of years. the usjustice department is suing walmart. it's accusing the world's largest retailer of fuelling the opioid crisis in the united states. the dept says the firm ignored warnings from its pharmacists and filled thousands of invalid prescriptions. according to the lawsuit — walmart created a system that turned its 5,000 in—store pharmacies into suppliers of highly addictive painkillers, from as early as 2013.walmart called the charges baseless. president donald trump has threatened

all right we can now bring in line simon clark who is a microbiologist the u.k. is reading university now is it common to combine different vaccines like this. i know it's not but when we've had problems in the past they haven't been on such a grand scale as they say and it really will be i'm coltan to work out how we can get the best from our global production facilities so if we can find a way of putting together vaccines that make them work better or just as well then we can use to the most sort of degree global production facilities to make sure that we get a global vaccine roll out as quickly as possible because everybody around the world needs access to these vaccines of course that everyone is waiting this is very time sensitive but what kind of timeframe do you think we're talking about here when it comes to combining 2 different vaccines from 2 different countries. when it would take a few months to find out whether it works or not that's that the most important thing to do but there's no sense in combining vaccines if they don't work or if they don't wo

workers the spending their christmas away from their families because of tough restrictions sarah clarkeexplains. christmas decorations may be up but large celebrations in hong kong our whole public gatherings of more than 2 people have been banned and borders remind. people like nathan cowen will spend the festive season on his art and his family in australia and i would fly him to join him because of strict travel restrictions so we're very tight family and spend a lot of time together it's been really hard on myself on the family and on the boys as well foreign domestic workers in hong kong have been hit hard by the pen to make their almost 400000 here mostly from the philippines and indonesia these women of the breadwinners for their families but they're unable to return home for a holiday this christmas very hard for a mother wanting to see your family your child and. you know you want to you want to give her the best christmas but you know you can't really push her to understand everything this is all i think. this domestic worker who doesn't want to be identified gave birth last m

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