doc, thank you for that.et's -- i should also let you know the dow right now is at the highs of the day, better than 536 points not all that far away from dow 31,000 man, 75 points or so we'll keep our eyes on that. sue herera has the other headlines for us >> hi, scott here's what's happening at this hour the votes are still being counted in two georgia senate runoff races, which will decide the senate majority. nbc news has declared democrat raphael warnock the apparent winner against incumbent kelly loeffler however, the second race between republican senator david perdue and jon ossoff remains too close to call. >>> the moderna vaccine is one step closer to gaining authorization in the european union. today regulators recommended authorizing the drug in member nations. it now goes to the eu commission for final approval >>> 50% of americans said they spent less in 2020, according to a report released today by travis credit union. areas that saw the biggest decreases in spending were dining out and enterta

if the blood sugar is to know which is very helpful for diabetics if they can find that doc. for example frederick's labrador is training for some very special tasks to get help in emergencies by fetching the diabetes emerged. and seek it with a blood sugar meter insulin and dextrose. or he sounds the alarm if his master's blood sugar levels fluctuate too much. he's trained with a cloth bearing the scent of the patient when they were suffering from low blood sugar levels or hypoglycemia. lifesaving dogs for diabetics how does that work. and how funny of all he has to give signals depending on smell that's common cause it could be a scratching around it could involve firing of the emergency kit and this coming out for it can mean setting off an alarm bell he doesn't have to do much more the important thing is that he can do it on his own he is not us is that standish not. frederick has type one diabetes the dog has to warn him when he's about to develop hypoglycemia but doesn't work in practice. the time i have us believe from our yeah he's moved me 3 times when i was alone th

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doc, you own it. do you counter the idea that a lot of these housing stocks have made the money that's going to be made or at least a good portion of it? >> well, you know, i love following steph and i think that there's a reason that i also, scott, have lightened up pretty significantly in many of the hope builde home builders. i was long four of them and now i'm only long one. that should tell you a little something. i'm still able to get and generate somewhere in the 8% range every 60 days from writing calls against horton and so forth. so that's one of the reasons that i continue to hold it here and carried it over into the new year i was able to get more premium out of that one than out of some of the others. but i like rocket mortgage i talked about that one, what, the 29th of december at 20 bucks. it's still roughly right there i think the people that are going to be refinancing, scott, as well as some of the sales of those inflated prices that steph severan referenced and she's kraekcorren the

docs are the most popular pets in the world take south america for example in south america more than 60 percent of the population owns a dog and as a g.p. i would say that's great because pet owners are usually healthier they suffer less from depression and less from anxiety disorders and docs can be really heroes and life savers what you say about that show. an alpine rescue worker is digging a hole meters down into the snow. it's part of an avalanche rescue exercise. and then the hole containing the victim a team member is filled in. the snow cat packs the freezing white mass down hot on the stage is set. mountain rescue team member your creature man and his dog and so have to find the casualty fast survival chances sink rapidly off to 15 minutes off to half an hour 2 out of 3 people buried by an avalanche a dead. and so's a tough canine the wind and temperature of minus 20 degrees celsius is no problem a tool for his dense very thick coat. in the meantime the snow is being crushed firmly down it's realistic after an avalanche the snow is packed like concrete despite the icy trip a

doc rivers has always put himself in this position, in the crosshairs so to speak. he has obviously garnered a lot of support. another thing he mentioned talking about if they were black, he just reference last summer a black lives matter protest at the capital and i have been in the military and what i saw, it looked like a full brigade in battle rattle. pledged -- the deterrent was so strong no one dared stepped over the capital and a lot of people said specifically doc rivers said that that proves the point about eight privileged life in a lot of ways. i agree with him completely, it is sad to see that play out. phil: taking it back to yesterday, there as a rally, it was programmed, it was not like it took anybody by surprise and yet, no cops. what other responses have there been from the sports world? >> most of them have come from the nba, you can argue that the nba is one of the more progressive professional sports in the states. this season they had in a bubble, they allowed their players to put progressive messages on the back of their jerseys and so forth.

as you said he's always uses a platform to support black lives matter and when you know more about doc rivers he's nearly 60 years old he grew up during the civil rights era and prior to joining philadelphia he was a coach of a team the los angeles clippers and their owner was ousted by the league because of racial remarks he made back in 2014 so doc rivers has always put himself you know into this position into the crosshairs so to speak to maybe get some attacked but he's obviously got garnered a lot of years of support another thing he did mention though with these comments talking about if they were black he just referenced last summer there was a black lives better protest at the capitol and i've been in the military in what i saw it looked like a full brigade battle rattle the deterrent was so strong no one even dared step towards the capital and a lot of people pretty much said specifically doc rivers said that that proves the point about a privileged life in a lot of ways so it's agri with him completely it's very sad to see that play out because they're just talking about it s

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fortunately all the other docs are ok giving the green light for bed. and i take a photo of you next to each other pretty well the thing is the. planner is accompanied by her mother from one checkpoint to the next trina competed in the race has self a number of times you have so much work with the dogs and to be able to be top 5 top 7 in a race like this it's very very hard because so many are good they know what they're doing and you have to have some luck but you also have to be very good yourself. it's party time in alta no ways mainly public t.v. station house daily updates off the race. this huns hotfix and has been covering the event for more than a decade. mung among them it's getting bigger every year it's a multi-faceted sport and isn't growing to watch. so. the starting positions are drawn by knots with ben in 14th the fields comprises 30 teams from scandinavia plus a couple of contestants from germany and switzerland who all the warriors are desperate to get going i just hope we get off to a good start and then run our own. on a journey that

fortunately all the other docs are ok giving the green light for ben. and i take a photo of you next to each other pretty. well that's a good. plan or is accompanied by her mother from one checkpoint to the next trina competed in the race herself a number of times you have so much work with the dogs and to be able to be top 5 top 7 in a race like this very very hard because so many are good they know what they're doing and you have to have some luck but you also have to be very good yourself. it's party time in outta no ways mainly public t.v. station house daily updates off the race. this is a hands hot fix and has been covering the event for more than a decade. long and it's getting bigger every year it's a multi-faceted sport and isn't throwing to watch. so. the starting positions are drawn by knots with ben in 14th the fields comprises 30 teams from scandinavia plus a couple of contestants from germany and switzerland who all the more you are desperate to get going i just hope we get off to a good start and then run our own. on a journey that will t

the blood sugar is to know which is very helpful for diabetics if they can find that doc. pretty damn frederick's labrador is training for some very special tasks to get help in emergencies by fetching the diabetes emerged. and seek it with a blood sugar meter insulin and dextrose. or he sounds the alarm if his master's blood sugar levels fluctuate too much. he's trained with a cloth bearing the scent of the patient when they were suffering from low blood sugar levels or hypoglycemia. lifesaving dogs for diabetics how does that work. for. all he has to give signals depending on smell that's common cause it could be a scratching around it could involve very high the emergency kit this coming out for it can mean setting off an alarm down he doesn't have to do much more the important thing is that he can do it on his own he is not us is that standish marked. frederick has type one diabetes the dog has to warn him when he's about to develop hypoglycemia but doesn't work in practice. the last time a lot of us perform yeah he's woke me 3 times when i was alone then he came to me

fortunately all the other docs are ok giving the green light for bed. and i take a photo of you next to each other pretty. well that's a good. plan or is accompanied by her mother from one checkpoint to the next trina competed in the race herself a number of times you have so much work with the dogs and to be able to be top 5 top 7 in a race like this it's very very hard because so many are good they know what they're doing and you have to have some luck with you also have to be very good yourself. it's party time and. no ways maine public t.v. station has daily updates off the race. this huns hotfix and has been covering the event for more than a decade. mung among them it's getting bigger every year it's a multi-faceted sport and isn't throwing to watch. the starting positions are drawn by knots with ben in 14th in the fields comprises 30 teams from scandinavia plus a couple of contestants from germany and switzerland who all the warriors are desperate to get going i just hope we get off to a good start and then run our own. on a journey that will tak

we were talking about doc martens earlier. anna, do you rock docs? a while, but i have been known to. matt: yes! awesome. they're doing quite well after their ipo. they are up to 450p. other equity indexes, the broader indexes, are down pretty hard. so, not a bad start on what is actually a pretty bad day. and erickson is also a gainer today. we talked to the ceo earlier, as we did just now. coming up, robin hood raises over $100 billion to make sure it can clear trades. that's what it says that it needs to do with that money. the ceo defends the decision to clamp down on trading of the mean stocks. we hear from vlad tenev again next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it's nonnegotiable for us to comply with our financial requirements and our clearinghouse deposits. so, we have to do that. robin hood has always stood and will continue to stand with the individual investor. anna: that was the robin hood ceo, vlad tenev, speaking to bloomberg. the trading app has raised over $100 billion -- $1 billion from its own investors. this is the latest piece in the saga

docs are the most popular pets in the world take south america for example in south america more than 60 percent of the population owns a dog and as a g.p. i would say that's great because pet owners are usually healthier they suffer less from depression and less from anxiety disorders and docs can be really heroes and life savers what you say about that show. an alpine rescue worker is digging a hole need to step down into the snow. it's part of an avalanche rescue exercise. and then the hole containing the victim a team member is fills in. the snow cat packs the freezing white mass down hard on the stage is set. the mountain rescue team member your grecian man and his dog and so i have to find the casualty fast survival chances sink rapidly off to 15 minutes off to half an hour 2 out of 3 people buried by an avalanche a dead. end sos a tough canine the wind and temperature of minus 20 degrees celsius is no problem atoll for his dense very undercoat. in the meantime the snow is being crushed firmly down it's realistic after an avalanche the snow is packed like concrete despite the ic

thinking of those footnotes google docs just introduced a citation feature. where we last year? because we went to the same college we didn't know each other than ever that we had that same connection but i have a computer but the books use to write this paper here is my endnotes sheet and enjoy. this is like i was in minority. >> and then to talk about what's in the book. [laughter] so we wrote some of the time out and that we keep going back to this. >> i had a lot of favorite parts per one i will say that i love the chapter the making of maxine talking about her growing up especially with her relationship with her mother with the war about bloodshed and the big picture of her life. and not a contentious relationship with her mother but her mother was the type of woman with the six grade education and worked odd jobs and mostly relied on help from the government almost described as a word of the state. she wasn't given a lot of warmth of these she had no filter. so close miles don't get fed. and coming up fifth out of 13 children came out of poverty in that way but still she l

fortunately all the other docs are ok giving the green light for ben's team. and i take a photo of you next to each other pretty. well that's a good. plan there is accompanied by her mother from one checkpoint to the next trina competed in the race herself a number of times you have so much work with the dogs and to be able to be top 5 top 7 in a race like this it's very very hard because so many are good they know what they're doing and you have to have some luck but you also have to be very good yourself. it's party time in. no ways maine public t.v. station has daily updates off the race. this huns hotfix and has been covering the event for more than a decade. mung among them it's getting bigger every year it's a multi-faceted sport and isn't throwing to watch. so. the starting positions are drawn by knots with ben in 14th the fields comprises 30 teams from scandinavia plus a couple of contestants from germany and switzerland who all the more you are desperate to get going i just hope we get off to a good start and then run our own. on a journey that will t

the philippines is biting to restore fight in doc saying. i got the body can you deny any wrongdoing. what i want a student to guides on al-jazeera. welcome to doha from every one of us. even those working quietly behind the scenes. so you can relax enjoy the perfect break in your journey. and when you leave with a smile we know our day's work is done qatar airways welcome to our home. as a celebration of tradition life. and love. al-jazeera was cane's way insights into the diverse culture of somalia the finest 2 different couples embarking on their lives together to weddings to put some money. on out to sea of. al-jazeera where every. chanting russia will be free demonstrates to ignore police warnings and march to them on the release of the opposition leader alexina valmy. m a clock the sounds are not from doha also coming a wave of anger sweep through parts of europe protest as a fed up with kind of a 1000 restriction.

fortunately all the other docs are ok giving the green light for ben's team i talk about it and i take a photo of you next to each other pretty. well that they can go over. there is accompanied by her mother from one checkpoint to the next. trina competed in the race has self a number of times you have so much work with the dogs and to be able to be top 5 cup 7 in a race like this it's very very hard because so many are good they know what they're doing and you have to have some luck but you also have to be very good yourself. it's party time in. no ways maine public t.v. station has daily updates off the race. this huns hotfix and has been covering the event for more than a decade. mung among them it's getting bigger every year it's a multi-faceted sport and isn't throwing to watch. so. the starting positions are drawn by knots with ben in 14th with the fields comprises 30 teams from scandinavia plus a couple of contestants from germany and switzerland who all of the boys are desperate to get going i just hope we get off to a good start and then we're on our own. on a journey that wil

docs are the most popular pets in the world take south america for example in south america more than 60 percent of the population owns a dock and is a g.p. i would say that's great because pet owners are usually healthier they suffer less from depression and less from anxiety disorders and docs can be really heroes and life savers what you say about that. an alpine rescue worker is digging a hole meters down into the snow. it's part of an avalanche rescue exercise. and then the hole containing the victim a team member is filled in. the snow cat packs the freezing white mass down hot on the stage says. the mountain rescue team member your grecian man and his dog and so have to find the casualty fast survival chances sink rapidly off to 15 minutes off to half an hour or 2 out of 3 people buried by an avalanche a dead. end so a tough canine the wind and temperature of minus 20 degrees celsius is no problem a tool for his dense very undercoat. in the meantime the snow is being crushed firmly down it's realistic after an avalanche the snow is packed like concrete despite the icy trip and

people in a place called one china back to the future in a recent tell a health visit i had with my doc he wouldn't even let me finish the question he interrupted and said get the shot as soon as you can i will what do you say to auntie vac sers who are generally wary and to african-americans specifically distrustful after the notorious tuskegee syphilis studies so long ago are these new vaccine safe. holland for those who don't know the tuskegee study was an experiment where for 40 years in the mid 20th century hundreds of african-american men who sought medical health risks if alist were given sugar pills instead because scientists wanted to know what would happen if you didn't treat the disease that was reprehensible but it happened a long time ago i can't imagine anything like it at that age the thought. this is a 21st century and modern medicine often works miracles but it isn't perfect your chances of having serious complications from a vaccine is about one in 100-0021 in a 1000000 pretty good odds the code live vaccine will likely give you a sore arm maybe a headache or low grade

we'll take a look at the science of the white stuff and then ask the doc. >> why do we have to wash hands? >> what we've learned about the coronavirus one year later also ahead, baby boom. this zoo family has grown a ton in 2020. we'll introduce you to these adorable newbies, and paw submission. >> what are you most proud of this mission you have embarked on >> i always love it when i see dogs getting adopted. >> how one teen is helping sheltered animals one bow tie at a time. >> this is nbc "nightly news, kids edition". >> welcome to. ♪ nightly news kids edition happy new year, everyone lots of great stories to share with you including this teen who is really making a difference in his effort to help shelter animals, plus we will show you how youio can mack your own snow at home. it looks leakike a lot of fun, first let's get to the news. president elect joe biden will be inaugurated as the next president of the united states along with kamala harris as vice president. we thought we'd try to take a moment and help you understand what happened this week in the nation's capitol kids, it's

doc i did have a nice when adult came he was already stronger for he could run. which will go with the ball. still had to learn how to handle that i used to play with him and he is a fast learner it. was yeah well you always do this enough so you know the feeling. you have a good show useful and you know. the solution. is obvious ok guys i've been thinking a lot about the previous friendlies and what's clear is that we've always conceded a goal in mind you can talk in the league our opponents will be even stronger than in the friendlies we've had in the past weeks you know you get to see if you opt out our opponents today are technically very good. it will be difficult to keep a clean sheet but that's the most important thing today with us we got this means that the defensive partnership has to work properly and i think you understand that this goal i did us western it had 080 leon fabby. do you want to be a car seat to the goals we conceded especially in the last game against bourne and it was always the same thing but you were not there but later on you were th

news coming up our documentary series doc film takes on a train journey through southern japan and has said we'll have more news at the top of the hour c.n.n. . life on earth one of the kind and. gigantic coincidences. where the total happened. it's a bit like winning the lottery. for unique starts feb 11th on t.w. . day. getting around in japan means taking the train. for. me. because japan is imperative all round way hop. on a trip through soft. in japan. it'll take us across the island of cuba sure we're starting in the metropolis of hack attacks continuing to littlejohn may to the spa town of ufo in. then into the volcanic region around mt. through kumamoto to hit a yoshi and its temples and finally to conquer shima and 2. on the southern most tech. around travel as a culture of its own in japan lending a touch of elegance even to everyday life. as well as efficiency the cleaning crew has just a few minutes to clean a whole track. every gesture has special significance granting reassurance have i seen and done everything. that. wasn't possible and throngs of people and how could ou

is the key says yes i say yes now is the key you have to find the foods that satiate you and destiny doc that will allow you long term to use right it's got to satiate you in a wider interview you sort of have it so that hunger has different personalities and there seconds you know that in certain people it's driven by probably innocent people driven by fat. people it's driven by sugar the sugar cravings that we have it's actually from what i understand it's not the real hunger it's essentially your hunger system being asked by some demon sound you know. you know about your business just before i bought our set of descending from 1000000 rising your south have you know this very primordial urge that we have yet thank you very much i think the point is that sugar is addictive and most people like eating in an addictive way and it's the sugar addiction and the way we try to tell them how you can taste really about a sugar addiction is eat your cereals and grains will breakfast and then at st 3 hours later see if you don't have to eat more carbohydrates and it's impossible they called you a

up next doc film a documentary about the use of artificial intelligence to n.p.r.'s world stage of. life on earth one of a kind and. a joy to coincidence. where the total happened. it's a bit like winning the lottery. for unique starts feb 11th on t.w. . amsterdam's rights museum is home to the nightwatch rembrandt's most famous painting. researchers are gathering data that will be fed into an ai machine learning algorithm. how did rembrandt create this extraordinary work. could there be a computer system at the heart of such masterpieces. could there be a code for what we call our. all time to unpack. in his berlin studio the artist foreman lipski shows us how the dialogue between him and his music began 3 years ago. lipski paints and computer answers. in a i muse who knows precisely how he works. and is one. of the dust but this was the starting point i wanted to paint this image i took the motif and painted it 9 types. from the top left to the bottom right in the end. and what i did was digitalize the images including all the interim phase and. then i sand florrie on a file of ab

say yes then when you i mean the one with your the will this last of blessing to be able to us doc god doesn't need to just what does lead to speech if you have see him there but he will show when you were going in the store he was always. disputing that i would. normally have as a blood being syria. where bush. the world is driven by a dream shaped by from personal. dares thinks. we dare to ask. has changed american lives but pharmaceutical companies have a miraculous solution. based drugs the people who are chronic pain and believe that their opioid prescription is working for them on the remedy be set to no price at the. close or dependency and addiction to opiates to long term use that really isn't scientifically justified and i'll study actually suggest that. the long term effects might not just be absence of benefit but actually that they might be causing long term. this disinfection technicians used to be the boss in his old job but now he was a mosque and carries a spray and this entrepreneur was the king of entertainment well known all over. but now he wears a hazmat suit and

. >> the original doc.t was back in 1989 that we watched dooggy houser on abc. >> neil patrick harris's career has skyrocketed. here is will ganss. ♪ hair check my nails how you doin' ♪ ♪ feeling good as hell baby how you doin' ♪ >> you can do this, neal, an interview with nooeil patrick harris live in living -- >> cardboard. joining me on the phone to catch up. before we get started, i just want to make sure this is the real neil patrick harris. tell me something only the real nobody else would know. >> i almost lost a foot when i was trying to jump inside a water wheel. >> oh, my god. definitely the real neal. currently quarantining in the hamptons with his husband and 10-year-old twins. >> this is our family on christmas morning. merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >> i've never felt closer to my family. we're talking through conflicts and not just separating and stewing. we're having to look through issues instead of ignoring them. >> challenge accepted. >> reporter: and their three dogs. >> so your do

not so the case with bet he's way off the pace and now stuck with his docs at the night in checkpoint he has now covered almost 2 thirds of the race distance but of his 14 dogs only 6 are fit to continue the absolute minimum. with a heavy heart he makes a heartbreaking decision for them with. one word. we wanted to set out 1st thing this morning ok we're not here but it turned out that 3 of the dogs had swollen legs on them and one of them. had one of the basically we reached the limit for the number of dogs required. but we didn't achieve the goal that we've been working for all year. because with animals involved you never know and you just have to accept things and try better next time with presidents before both of them as a serious one as often at once you've got the bug you have to carry on. you have to be better prepared in the future and maybe get a bit of good luck to. believe she had on beetle. it's that way. ben was one of 10 competitors who had to drop out. ahead of hannah and her team is one of the longest and most challenging but also most prestigious stages of the finn

the us there when the i mean the more immature the locus looks with less media will i trust doc to look i don't need to just what does lead to speech if you have see him there by doing that when you are going in the store who is obese. i have just put in that i would too but groups least the will of god out of me. don't really have as a block only to be in syria. where bush. the way of life the reindeer herding is leading a traditionally nomadic lifestyle in the tundra is similar to a parallel reality. of them in drive the hoods women carry the weight of the household look on their shoulders to show them which. one also lets see man. think it's not however in the vast expanse of russia there. were a housewife could secure a regular employment status it's in the final soon as today. she's. thinks. we dare to ask. this disinfection technician used to be the boss in his old job but now he was a mosque and carries a spray and this entrepreneur was the king of entertainment well known all over his hometown but now he was a hazmat suit and saves lives in the red zone. and this is a buddhist m

the docs around her disintegrated. >> i didn't hear this. i haven't seen anything like that. it was raining very hard. i couldn't see anything. >> reporter: >> the wind was so loud you couldn't hear yourself think. every gust, you had to find something to grab or run into it or else you would fall over. >> we are safe. everybody else is safe. we are thankful for what the marina everyone at the marina has done for us. >> reporter: kevin says the marina job saved his life. >> finally, it got to a point where someone offered me help, and that help was to end up at this marina. >> god has a plan to help us succeed and it is still moving. >>> now at 6:00 and streaming on csn bay area, and a late word of an animal rescue. >>> the conservation effort that played a part in preventing a flood. >>> this is totally new, and doesn't make a whole lot of sense. >>> we are following rain and showers. >> meteorologistsays relief is in sight. >> this time tomorrow, the rain will be in the past. 24 hours ago, it is where it is falling again. you see the tapering trend of those showers in san j

and i think you got it right, doc.e have the most diverse population in the world that's in a democracy that functions. and there's so much we can do. and i can't tell you how excited we've been about doing this. and we've saved it for last, i know it's not, you know, not name the department of defense or the attorney general but i'll tell you what, you have more impact on what's -- our children are going to face and our grandchildren and what they're going to have opportunities to do than anybody. and she's pretty good, too, isn't she? pretty good. i may not be much. but i know how to pick them. [laughter] anyway -- vice president-elect harris: you do. bind we're -- president-elect biden: we're going to be doing a lot of work and can hardly wait to have you. i'm taking beyond where it's supposed to be. see you all. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ >> say, jo

and travel to byron that's his update at this hour up next a doc file a looks at the lottery players whose lives have been to me all the better for winning the jackpot that's all after the break i forgot you can always get the latest news and information around the clock on our website dot com and click richardson in berlin for the whole team it's a crushing. blow beyond p.r. . that. all of the stories that. i'm doing. whatever it takes. to get running the truth the good things look good look at how the job made for mines. in. the brassica a rural state in the heart of america's great plains. gretna is a sleepy little town home to just 5000 residents. just off the highway this small gas station is a popular meeting place for local workers. 53 year old david harrich comes here every day for his morning cup of coffee. orders. it's been part of his daily routine for almost 20 years. he comes here every morning before starting work at 730 to meet up with 2 friends randy and jerry are both local farmers here these guys are always here we don't there was all the worries grow. every morning

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boeing is left to depend on max the work cause to turn its fortunes and even then the re approval of doc has been criticized as potentially happening too early i think to bring his upon the multiple fronts the boeing is fighting on of the moment. time now for a look at some of the other business stories making the news. and group is planning a major overhaul according to the wall street journal the chinese fin tech giant will turn into a financial holding company which china's central bank will oversee directly it is a major blow for the company which had expected to go public last year before thor it is in china intervened. with. electronics giant samsung booked around 4900000000 euros in profit in the last quarter of 202026 percent year on year rise in profit was due to increased sales of video displays in the south korean company has gained from the rising demand for tech during the pandemic. and germany has cut its economic forecast for 2021 longer virus lockdowns means the economy will only grow by 3 percent this year according to the economy ministry that's instead of the 4.4 perce

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. >> okay charlie brown and snow, three minutes going over or go for doc in. we'll see you upside. >> roger. >> the undocking to place behind the moon. when contactless reestablish, snow pea in charlie brown already for the separation maneuver prior to descend. support from john young and charlie brown was, you'll never know how big this thing is when there ain't nobody here but one guy. >> you don't know how small looks when you're as far away as we are. >> joe could you -- looks more like the vhs. >> -- >> transponders, on switches operated. >> i should be getting a radar signal. i sure hope. >> lecture i piece of radar equipment in the command module was not functioning. without it there would be no rendezvous, and no law orbit descend in the lunar module to the moon. in mission control, and in a two spacecraft, such positions and procedures were re-checked. for the dissent insteps again rendezvous with the heart of the apollo ten mission. from mission control, one last instruction was sent up. >> roger, how about trying to recycle the power switch charlie