the d.j. turned music down for a few minutes. this went.nd i plugged into my own phone and listened to the isley brothers the rest of the night. the fed is the d.j., the great economic data is the neighbor and bond yields are the cops. they seem to ignore the economic data just like the cops stopped coming after my neighbor called for the 48th time. is that it? is the whole bond scare over? >> nice to see you. we don't think the bond scare is over just yet. we think the pace of increase will slow into the end of the year. the first quarter of 75 basis points did a lot of work for the bond market repricing some inflation risk and some real growth. you have positive risks going forward. having said that what we're seeing here consolidation of bond yields because of that spike upward but make no mistake, we have a roaring economy in front of us. we do have inflation risk in front of us. we think bond yields enover 2% by the end of the year. too early to call victory for the bond market but definitely a slower pace going forward. charles: that

what's up,in [cheers and applause] it is so nice to have a fellow d.j.n? >> ryan:

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that's it for me and the d.j. business team here in berlin for more on these and other business stories visit is a lot of dot com slash business find us facebook and twitter we're back a few hours with more business news so take care. scotland is on to crossroads the main parts of britain only. to be joined the e.u. long simplicity is dividing the country. in the run up to the elections the debate is heating out. couplings quest for independence. some cusco in europe. t.w. . these places in europe are smashing the right. step into more playing to ensure it's a treasure map for modern globe trotters to discover some of the record breaking sites. in china and also in book form. the list. hello and welcome to focus on europe i'm liable it's nice to be back many of us are itching to travel again but the pandemic still poses huge challenges some travel agencies.

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. >> he's a chef and d.j. who cooks italian food.name is dom pasta. >> i was pretending for the audience but why lie. >> dom pasta sppromised me the greatest dish and he tells me why pa sta matters so much to him. >> italian food - the working class people eats well. the working class people create the roots of italian food. >> yes. >> today we may think of a bowl of pasta as the ultimate comfort food. there is an uncomfortable history of italian fighting oppression through possess ta. . in typical style rather than lifting the import ban, mousilini tried to convince people eating pasta would make them impotent. >> the campaign was not a success. he's a gangster. >> in fact, pasta became a powerful symbol of the resistance against his regime, armed with their guns and sheathes of pasta. many stood up to him lived in these streets. >> troops and supplies are poured into southern italy. this area bored the brunt of ally bombings that aimed to disrupt near by rail hub. tragically over a thousand people were killed. >> this is in essence

with them and it was very nice people didn't really get why they want this stuff you know you're is a d.j. and came to berlin from ukraine almost 30 years ago. he choose had to move his sets online these days so i mean you know going crazy playing playing the stuff you know getting a fever exactly and then i look at that 2 guys and they're like sitting on their computers and doing something so this was weird in the beginning. was the reverberation time has to be not too long because nothing can replace in gauging directly with an audience being surrounded by music. opera live from density live from being together to have a tension in the room too few distances to feel the quicken see of the singers of the sound and so and all senses are affected by the. pandemic means that they've been forced to move online to this the most recent performance of figaro streamed last week berlin state opera house has been closed to the public since november the 1st the longest it's ever been closed we're told not even the war kept silent for so long. back at band rehearsal the attitude is one of perseveran

that was d.j.. >> president cohen: got it. sorry d.j. >> all right. that seconded was made by commissioner brookter. i think we need to no major injuries and that was just the force and that was really the highlight of the that particular protest. as far as strategies, i would go back to the bayview. the strategies we have been discussing are ongoing in the bayview and one of them was mentioned with one of the callers. it is a strategy that we have employed. so we do have foot beat patrols on 3rd street between mckinnen and oakvale. on 3rd street between mckinnen and revere. those will be in place until further notice. those officers are posted on those corridors and they are there until relieved by the event commander. so they are in place. we have found that to be at this point a successful strategy. at least we believe it's successful. those officers are given specific instructions to engage with the community. this is not about enforcement, this is about community engagement and letting the community know that we're out there, willing to work with

. >> sean: was there any better time in basketball than larry bird, d.j., versus magic and showtime ever right? >> i would agree with you and we don't mention that around here but a great time to watch basketball. >> sean: michael jordan gives everybody a run for their money but on a serious note, pointing out didn't apologize, why? >> unfortunately, a lot of people when they don't apologize sometimes and it can happen to me too, i'm a guy who it's hard to say sorry because it gets in the way but if he doesn't feel like it, he doesn't have to. i just thought it would be good if you know you're wrong on an issue that you say i got this one wrong, i want accountability, but this when i got wrong and the reason why i wrote this letter is because that officer could've been me. i'm thinking of four times in my career where i almost had to use deadly force on somebody and i didn't sleep for two days and one of those instances, i was this close to shooting a young man to save other people while i'm going home on duty and that would have been said about me without him knowing who i am, my heart

. >> you were an elitist d.j. >> it doesn't hold itself. >> every actor practices their oscar speech.i did. >> i don't know what it is. you make me cry. >> you know me. >> you are going to make me cry. >> you were diagnosed at 29 with parkinson's. >> one of the things you will love tracy for is she didn't blink. >> she hasn't since, has she? >> no. >> do you think about -- i know you do -- what your dad would think about where you are in your career right now? >> yeah. yeah. sure. he knows. it's part of life. >> there's never a good time to lose your mom and dad, but it happens. it's hard. it would have been nice to have my parents see that i became successful in the thing i chose to do. that would have been nice. >> did do you your research? >> that's a good question. >> you have done your homework. >> we have been starved of strong female protagonists forever. >> i have always felt a sense of responsibility in terms of the images i portray and the stories i tell. >> there's no one really that looked like me. i was representing a larger group of women. i have to be careful about it.

x is in the movie, d.j.has to do with lineage and family and inspiration. and i thought, who better to sing it than my daughter violet? i said to violet, i said, hey, i have this idea. i want to record this cool punk rock song. she's like, oh, okay, send it to me. [ laughter ] so i send it to her. 9:00 at night. she texts me, oh my god, this is awesome, let's do it now. i ran up to my home studio, i recorded the instrumental, did the bass drums, guitar and stuff in 20 minutes. she came up and sang it. it's the first time she and i have recorded together, just the two of us. and i'm so proud of it because i love her very much. and she's an amazing singer. but it kind of follows this lineage and family history. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know, from this guy in switzerland in the 1600s, to now my daughter violent, it's this bonebrake family tree that means a lot. >> jimmy: really interesting and crazy, and also, i've heard the song, and you're right, your daughter does have a beautiful voice. >> she's great. >> jim

we don't recommend we recommend alibaba and d.j any more than that we'll start running a situation where prc. i know the prc nobody wants to talk about and i have tremendous sells in the prc just so you know and i'll go there one day and do a book reading if they let me but i won't recommend that stock mark in california, mark >> caller: hi, jim, how are you? >> good, how about you, mark >> caller: pretty good i was calling on the stock advanced auto parts? >> i like it for 100 points and i'm not backing away not here no way. i think advanced auto parts is an excellent stock how about we go to b.l. in california b.l. >> caller: hi, jim thanks for sharing your knowledge and expertise with me. i really appreciate it. >> you're very kind. go into twitter and say that because my love canal needs little sprinkles go ahead [ laughter ] >> caller: my question as a backdrop, my money is held in an ira. i bought rocket companies, rkt at $35, which was too high in retrospect and the stock currently is in the low 20s. >> right. >> caller: i'm down around $12,000 unfortunately -- >> look, i think da

with them and it was very nice people didn't really get why they want this stuff you know you're is a d.j. and came to britain from ukraine almost 30 years ago. he too was had to move his sets online these days so i'm you know going crazy playing playing the stuff you know getting fever exactly and then i look at that 2 guys and they're like sitting on their computers and doing something so this was weird in the beginning. was the reverberation time has to be not too long because nothing can replace in gauging directly with an audience being surrounded by music. a prolife from density lists from being together to have attention in the room too few distances to feel the quick and feel for the singer with sound and so and all senses are affected the . pandemic means that they have been forced to move online to this the most recent performance of figaro streamed last week berlin state opera house has been closed to the public since november the 1st the longest it's ever been closed we're told not even the war kept silent for so long. back at band rehearsal the attitude is one of perseverance

the whole idea basic low behind lion's den was create a bar lounge, live band, d.j. performance, event space that it's not exist ant in chinatown so we were hoping to bring some night life into chinatown community. with that history in mind our goal was to create a modern day version of lion's den and create night life for the community and for people in san francisco to be able to come to chinatown and make it a destination spot to have a good time as well and chinatown has been overlooked as far as night life. a lot of people come to the city and they go to the mission, north beach, soma, and you no one thinks about going to chinatown and we want it to be a pioneer in over 40 years to try and create some night life in chinatown. as far as community outreach, as maggie, director maggie said, we reached out to close to 200 neighboring businesses, tenants, owners, that were located within 500 feet of lion's den and that covered the grant avenue went worth, jackson and washington and so without any -- with no discrepancy and opposition as of today. we have on file, sev

. >>> and talking about how d.j.'t open up the passageway, the walls crashed. >> prosecutors say after that fraternity initiative, his blood alcohol level was more than four times over the legal driving limit and the parents said the charges are just the first step toward changing frat culture. >> driving from georgia to north carolina for hisreat nt's stoed speedi he was l music and didn't realize the police were behind her. >>> today the president marks the 50th anniversary of amtrak in california. he has made more than 8,000 round trips on train. his nickname became amtrak joe. >> a duck in england has gone viral. that duck stands at three and a half feet tall and is known as long boy. look at that duck. if you throw anything less than an entire loaf of bread, he's coming for you. put a trench cut on that duck and he looks like two ducks trying to get into an r-rated movie. >> i know i said is that a real duck? i know the trench coat isn't real. >> it is a real duck and a fake i n seen that. never seen that. all r

no musical numbers except in the preshow with the orchestra replaced by d.j.st love who did a great job. he told "variety" he was instructed not to cut short the acceptance speeches which took up almost 43 minutes of the show. instead of ending with best picture, the last award was best actor which many expected to go to the late chadwick boseman. [ applause ] >> the academy award for actor goes to anthony hopkins, "the father." [ applause ] >> reporter: at age 83, anthony hopkins became the oldest person in oscar history to win an acting award, playing a strong-willed londoner facing dementia in "the father." it was an upset over the late chadwick boseman, and hopkins sunday night's final award.ccept >> we're back live -- >> reporter: postponed almost two months because of the pandemic, the ceremony was a scaled down, socially distanced affair, taking place primary at los angeles' historic downtown union train station. >> we give this one to our wolf. [ howl ] [ applause ] >> frances mcdormand howled after "nomadland" won best picture. she won two awards as c

my boy, my guy, d.j.s in the lobby of the prospector theater in ridgefield, connecticut. valerie jensen gave adults jobs for an entire year throughout the pandemic. that is an angel right there. don't miss the surprise we have for her. that's coming up. >> that will be great. it always is. >>> and lara's backstage interviews with the winners are coming up. let's go back to janai norman for the big moments of the night. hey, janai. >> reporter: hey, george. there were so many changes for the oscars this year. usually it's in february. this year it was in april, and the change of location making it a much smaller affair. just the nominees and their plus one, and no zoom. the first red carpet of the year before the ceremony that was produced to a tee with a cast of big stars taking us through the night. it was an oscar night like no other. >> oh. live tv, here we go. >> reporter: as usual, the show packed with hollywood's biggest stars. >> "mank." >> "sound of metal." >> "soul." >> reporter: some of them lik

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and as many people know, they have an excellent d.j., with accompanying music. city college is our next site. that was the first site we opened -- let me just back up. moscone south really has been an incredible operation that has been led by kaiser with other partners. i want to give kaiser the shutout. city college, we also have amazing partnering with ucsf. city college is primarily a drive through, but we have the able to take walk-ins, or people who walk in with an appointment. it is a seven-day-a-week operation. we were able to do 6,000, and that's interesting because we originally thought we could only do 3,000. but we've never done this before, so based on our experience and our ability to kind of shift operations, we were able to go up to 6,000, which is really incredible. and that also is about a 20 to 20-minute flow-through. and, again, much thanks to ucsf for the partnership there. and s.f. market is our site in d-10. we have done about 3,000 vaccines there, open monday through friday. our capacity there is about 1500, and the same flow-through. sutt

he tweeted a message to defending champion, i will miss running up d.j.amous, famous green jacket. he won it amazing five times before. unfortunately he will not be there this year because of that dreadful crash, stu. stuart: i wonder if the major league baseball commissioner will go to the masters because he has a club membership at augusta national. ashley: ah. stuart: we shall see. ashley: wouldn't be surprised. stuart: yeah, really. ash, thank very much indeed. now this, wait for it. the prompter says, from toilet paper to condiments. we'll tell you about the next covid shortage. can't wait for that, hey? the republican woman running to be pennsylvania's next senator is taking on president biden and the woke mob in her debut campaign ad. watch this. >> radicals want to control and strip not just black conservatives, but all conservatives of our identity because we dare to think for ourselves. >> if you have a problem figuring out whether you're for me or trump, you ain't black. stuart: wow, that was, that is a great add. kathy barnette will be here li

and as many people know, they have an excellent d.j., with accompanying music. city college is our next site. that was the first site we opened -- let me just back up. moscone south really has been an incredible operation that has been led by kaiser with other partners. i want to give kaiser the shutout. city college, we also have amazing partnering with ucsf. city college is primarily a drive through, but we have the able to take walk-ins, or people who walk in with an appointment. it is a seven-day-a-week operation. we were able to do 6,000, and that's interesting because we originally thought we could only do 3,000. but we've never done this before, so based on our experience and our ability to kind of shift operations, we were able to go up to 6,000, which is really incredible. and that also is about a 20 to 20-minute flow-through. and, again, much thanks to ucsf for the partnership there. and s.f. market is our site in d-10. we have done about 3,000 vaccines there, open monday through friday. our capacity there is about 1500, and the same flow-through. sutt

and as many people know, they have an excellent d.j., with accompanying music. city college is our next site. that was the first site we opened -- let me just back up. moscone south really has been an incredible operation that has been led by kaiser with other partners. i want to give kaiser the shutout. city college, we also have amazing partnering with ucsf. city college is primarily a drive through, but we have the able to take walk-ins, or people who walk in with an appointment. it is a seven-day-a-week operation. we were able to do 6,000, and that's interesting because we originally thought we could only do 3,000. but we've never done this before, so based on our experience and our ability to kind of shift operations, we were able to go up to 6,000, which is really incredible. and that also is about a 20 to 20-minute flow-through. and, again, much thanks to ucsf for the partnership there. and s.f. market is our site in d-10. we have done about 3,000 vaccines there, open monday through friday. our capacity there is about 1500, and the same flow-through. sutt

and as many people know, they have an excellent d.j., with accompanying music. city college is our next site. that was the first site we opened -- let me just back up. moscone south really has been an incredible operation that has been led by kaiser with other partners. i want to give kaiser the shutout. city college, we also have amazing partnering with ucsf. city college is primarily a drive through, but we have the able to take walk-ins, or people who walk in with an appointment. it is a seven-day-a-week operation. we were able to do 6,000, and that's interesting because we originally thought we could only do 3,000. but we've never done this before, so based on our experience and our ability to kind of shift operations, we were able to go up to 6,000, which is really incredible. and that also is about a 20 to 20-minute flow-through. and, again, much thanks to ucsf for the partnership there. and s.f. market is our site in d-10. we have done about 3,000 vaccines there, open monday through friday. our capacity there is about 1500, and the same flow-through. sutt