, thank you for that insight dave brown from victory capital. >>> coming up, we'll have more on this market sell-off, bitcoin climbing hire after elon musk fuels the flames. >>> hedge funds have taken a beating this week. we'll dive into thdagee ma of the gamestop more "power lunch" ahead >>> welcome back bitcoin rocketing higher, as elon musk added bitcoin to his twitter handle joining me to discuss the moves in bitcoin is partner at hightower. mike, i ask a lot of people, and maybe you can tell me about your strategy and insight around bitcoin, how it traits, when and why you buy it i'm heard the argument it inexorably goes higher, but there are these moments. why is it doing what you're doing -- >> i'm blocktower, not hightower. >> i'm sorry elon adding bitcoin to his profile, it could be assuming he's a nouns a personal purchase it may have been algorithms market bitting anytime something like that shows up as well represented as elon musk you can't take these moves and kind of take them for granted. you have to understand that a lot of these hyper-voluatile ar likely short-lived

dave brown from the environment agency, thank you. dozens of pensioners from a nearby retirement village had to be moved to safety by boat. as you can see, there is still so much work to do here. those people who have been affected by flooding will be keeping a very close eye on the situation over the coming days. and we will keep you up—to—date with that situation, of course, and the full weather prospects coming up just before the top of the hour. nissan has told the bbc that its plant in sunderland is now secure. the carmarker says the trade agreement reached between the uk and the eu was positive. chief operating officer, ashwani gupta, said around 7000 jobs in the uk were safe, and by implication — tens of thousands more across the supply chain. mr gupta has been speaking to our business editor simonjack, from nissan's headquarters injapan. the sunderland plant being one of the best plants we have in the world in our more than 35 years of history. we have invested more than £4 billion in this plant and we spend £3.5 billion every

dave brown from _ to some kind of normality. dave brown from the _ to some kind of normality.ork to do here. those people who have been affected by flooding will be keeping a very close eye on the situation over the coming days. good to see at least some blue skies behind you. some comments on the idea of £500 being paid to people to get tested and self—isolate if necessary. someone says even my nine—year—old daughter commented why would they do that and where would they get this money from? he says i think it is a misuse of public funds. alison, people find breaking the rules should be forcibly held in hotels for two weeks and have to pay for it. this would help the hospitality industry. she says some people are not only unable to afford to self—isolate but are unable to self—isolate within the home. she suggests there should be voluntary self isolating hotels for people like that available with costs paid by the government. 0ne like that available with costs paid by the government. one more, hilary says the £500 will be a good idea but what about people who do not work and c

dave brown from the environment agency, thank you.n the situation over the coming days. you'll no doubt remember the team of nepalese climbers who became the first to reach the summit of the world's second highest mountain — k2 — in winter. they're continuing theirjourney home and have been giving more details about how they battled freezing temperatures and hurricane—force winds. the bbc�*s tim allman has more. the journey there was arduous. the journey back a lot more enjoyable. this team of nepalese climbers were given a hero's welcome in islamabad. garlanded with flowers and posing for selfies, their achievement is a source of pride. i think it was a great honour and a great team effort. i think it is emotional because we all walked the summit together and it is a clear message for everybody in the world to say that if you unite together, anything is possible. not quite on top of the world but near enough. k2 has been called the savage mountain — the only one higher than 8,000 metres that had never been climbed in winter. that is,

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dave brown from the environment agency, thank you.nings will continue right through the weekend. you can always check those on the bbc weather website, but the weather itself will be drier, but colder. some sunny spells, but also some snow, and that is giving us a few forecasting headaches by the time we get into sunday. more on that to come. as far as the rest of today goes, we have plenty of showers packing in across western areas, some snow mixing in with these, especially over high ground. this cluster of heavy showers moving across south wales, southern england, some thunder and hail mixing in with that. temperatures dropping away quickly this evening, and those temperatures will continue to drop during tonight. still some showers around, those increasingly turning wintry across northwestern areas. a covering snow to come in places and widespread ice, with surfaces pretty wet out there and temperatures getting down to freezing or below. in fact, we could get down to —9 across some parts of eastern scotland. tomorrow is a day of s

my name is dave brown and i lived a couple blocks away from the ucsf parnassus campus in district 5 for over 15 years and i'm calling in support of the parnassus campus planned at mou with the city and voice opposition to delaying it any further. it's an as set to the neighborhood in the city and gives world-class healthcare and provides good jobs. the hospital needs upgrades to stay here and at a time when business are failing and leaving san francisco and the bay area, you need to support projects like this without further delay. ucsf is a good neighboring plan for this project and they've done community outreach for years at this point and yes, i might be inconvenienced but this is the only way that coming down buildings are great new buildings. whether i have no no financial interested, i don't work there neither does anyone in my family and i heard the objects regarding housing and the city needs more housing but it's not realistic to expect a hospital to solve that and a housing shortage is decades in the making because of the policy decision that's this board. people wonder were

my name is dave brown. i've been a neighbor a few blocks away from ucsf parnassus for over 15 years now. i think i'm in full support of the plan. i think it's great. i think the outreach to the community has been impeccable. they've gone above and beyond in communicating with all of us who live nearby. i'm personally grateful for ucsf parnassus, the institution. my two kids were born there. my best friend recovered from leukemia getting a bone marrow transplant at ucsf. i think at a time when a lot of businesses have left or are thinking of san francisco, we need to do all the more to keep great institutions like ucsf able to succeed and grow and evolve in san francisco. you know, i would be mildly inconvenienced by construction maybe, but that's a small price to pay for keeping such a great institution in our neighborhood. thank you. >> -- [indiscernible] in the bay area. >> jonas: caller? >> can you hear me? can you hear me? >> jonas: now we can hear you. go ahead. >> hi, this is matt regin from the bay a

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my name is dave brown and i lived a couple blocks away from the ucsf parnassus campus in district 5 for over 15 years and i'm calling in support of the parnassus campus planned at mou with the city and voice opposition to delaying it any further. it's an as set to the neighborhood in the city and gives world-class healthcare and provides good jobs. the hospital needs upgrades to stay here and at a time when business are failing and leaving san francisco and the bay area, you need to support projects like this without further delay. ucsf is a good neighboring plan for this project and they've done community outreach for years at this point and yes, i might be inconvenienced but this is the only way that coming down buildings are great new buildings. whether i have no no financial interested, i don't work there neither does anyone in my family and i heard the objects regarding housing and the city needs more housing but it's not realistic to expect a hospital to solve that and a housing shortage is decades in the making because of the policy decision that's this board. people wonder were

my name is dave brown and i lived a couple blocks away from the ucsf parnassus campus in district 5 for over 15 years and i'm calling in support of the parnassus campus planned at mou with the city and voice opposition to delaying it any further. it's an as set to the neighborhood in the city and gives world-class healthcare and provides good jobs. the hospital needs upgrades to stay here and at a time when business are failing and leaving san francisco and the bay area, you need to support projects like this without further delay. ucsf is a good neighboring plan for this project and they've done community outreach for years at this point and yes, i might be inconvenienced but this is the only way that coming down buildings are great new buildings. whether i have no no financial interested, i don't work there neither does anyone in my family and i heard the objects regarding housing and the city needs more housing but it's not realistic to expect a hospital to solve that and a housing shortage is decades in the making because of the policy decision that's this board. people wonder were