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dom. >> a busy morning for sure in washington, d.c. tracie potts, thank you very much for that. and don't miss special coverage of today's inauguration right here on cnbc it starts at 11:00 a.m. eastern time with our own shepard smith. >>> now the morning's other top headlines, including some of th first steps joe biden plans to take as president, you heard tracie potts allude to them. rahel solomon has more on that. >> we are getting details that president-elect biden will sign 17 executive orders after officially being sworn into office, the orders will include rolling back trump era policies and the coronavirus pandemic, and rejoining the world health organization, asking the cdc to consider immediately extending the federal eviction moratorium, and also requiring all appointees to sign an ethics pledge >>> walt disney cut performance based bonuses amid top execs bob iger saw his compensation fall to $20 million from 45 million. ceo robert chapak, taking a lower based salary, which he agreed to scale back during the outbreak and how about this one, dom, alibaba founder, jack

i know good morning, dom.ed for now a third time "no time to die" was set to open on april 2nd mgm has announced that it will push the release date to october. t originally slated for april of 2020 and delayed because of the pandemic now black widow and two fast and furious movies set for may fingers crossed. >>> mcdonald's is throwing back to 1985, throw back deals where every thursday customers can place an order in the app to get items like cheese burgers and shakes for $0.35 or less can't get much these days for $0.35. the prices are a throwback to their finding in 1955. customers do also have to purchase another item of at least $1 the offer goes until february 18th, a week before the chain drops a new crispy chicken sandwich. >>> you can get wine delivered from american airlines that airline has so much leftover wine that they're launching a new wine delivery subscription for $99 a month the company hopes the program will bring in 40 to $50,000 in sales in the first three months of the year, dom >> such

dom?seema mody, thank you very much for that. >>> now to washington, d.c., where president trump is entering his last full day in office as preparations continue to hand power over to his successor, president-elect joe biden. meanwhile, the senate will reconvene for the first time since the house impeached the president last week. tracie potts is looive in washington, d.c. with what's shaping up to be a very important day ahead. >> reporter: good morning, dom, good morning, everyone, and a day when the markets may have a lot to react to, the confirmation hearing for janet yellen as treasury secretary happening today. president trump planning as many as 100 commutations and pardons that could be announced today, and president-elect biden planning to start rolling back the trump policies within hours of taking office tonight, from the lincoln memorial, joe biden will deliver his final message as president-elect before his highly anticipated inaugural speech tomorrow. >> it's a message of uni

good friday morning to you, bertha >> good friday morning, dom.hares of china's smartphone maker xiaomi dropping sharply, the trump administration adding the company to a blacklist of firms with alleged chinese military ties with military companies in china that means u.s. investors can't buy those shares, and those who have them must divest in cement. xiomai responded saying it is not linked to help fix u.s./cha relations. china's official news agency reporting on a letter sent from xi to schultz asking him for help jeff bezos company blue origin ready for flight yesterday it finished its 14th test flight of a rocket booster and capsule. people familiar with the company's plans tell cnbc blue origin is aiming to fly its first crude flight into space by early april. >>> and timman fertitta is reportedly in talks to take his casino and restaurant assets public through spacs he operates the golden nugget casinos and hundreds of restaurants under the landry's brand. everybody is going spac these days. >> those four letters, the four letters of 2020 a

. >> reporter: dom, good morning, good morning, everyone, so the numbers in washington just continue to pile up. how much president biden wants to spend to deal with the economy and the impact of covid. the number of deaths he's now predicting 600,000 people could die before this gets better, but also promising to speed up vaccinations >> without the ability to reach consensus. >> upping the ante, president biden is now promising more than 1 100 million covid vaccinations in his first 100 days. >> we may be able to get that to 1.5 million a day. >> with shots available to everyone by spring right now, states are running out of vaccine >> a 65-year-old cannot get an appointment. >> reporter: just over 3 million americans have received both doses. finding money to help struggling americans to help businesses bounce back, that could take weeks. the white house and senate are negotiating. republicans argue biden's nearly $2 trillion plan is too much >> the new administration's first draft of their sprawling proposal misses the mark. >> i'm open to negotiate those things. >> reporter: as

dom chu with more on that. hi, dom. >> kell, we should at some point bull pack from record highs. the dow is modestly lower, but for the s&p 500, holding above the 3,800 market and for nasdaq modest gains both of these get gold stars because they hit record intraday highs in trading today one. other themes developing right now. look at the reflation or economically sensitive type of stocks hitting record highs. every one of these has hit a record high so far today target, speaking to the consumer perhaps, applied materials, a leading indicator for the semiconductor chip business. blackrock, the world's biggest asset manager up on the day and fan of theal on the industrial side all high today perhaps a little bit of commentary where investors think the economically sensitive part of the market will go. still to the upside. see if it pulls back at some point and then you mentioned bitcoin. i don't know -- i don't even know what to say about it right now. 41,144 in coin metrix, up 6% been a fairly volatile trade intraday so far but still these moves higher at some point it will come

i'm morgan brennan dom chu will join me for the hour here's the 2:00 takeout. the nasdaq hitting a record high, on track for its best week since november as the faang stocks fight back. the housing market showing no signs of slowing down. a top analyst tells us the names that have more room to run the economy is not hot president biden inherited a laundry list of challenges first, let's start with the market, with record highs near the flat line it did hit a record high earlier this well, and the nasdaq composite up about 0.5%, that big technology trade coming into focus here again. >>> check out what's going on with shares of alphabet, the parent company of google it's relatively flat on the session here, but earlier today it did hit a record high over the last week alone, it's up 9%. there's a renewed focus on the megacap technology stocks. over the last three months, that's a trade trend to watch. let's watch what's happening with a couple big names in technology ibm and intel, both of these names are up solidly intel up 2%. morgan, big technology, a big foc

live anyway. >> reporter: the community put together a gofundme for dom's. the owner saying we're officially closing. take that money, spread it around the commune, shop local, shop small. >> fantastic store. about 40 min let's get a look at the epicente >>> an earthquake causing some shaking in the east bay. how far away of it felt. >> plus, why a northern california flower shop is getting hate online all because of its name. >> >>> a magnitude 3.8 earthquake rattled parts of the east bay this morning. >> it hit shortly after 11:00 am and was centered near downtown concord. there have been a few of these smaller quakes lately around the bay area. but our region has been largely earthquake-free for sometime now. thus the ever-growing concern over the odds of a major earthquake. check out our resource page on how to prepare for quakes. >>> unseasonably warm temperatures across the bay area once again today. taking a live look outside right now. the sun is down but there's still a tiny hint of light on the horizon. temperatures are still running way above aver

. >>> as long as you are here, know how your money and investments are doing, and who bert than dom chu to deliver on that promise. >> well, sully investments are highs of the session, and it was not that case at the opening bell this morning, but currently the dow industrials are a modest 50-point gain and still the highs of the session near there right now, and 3812 up one-third of one percent, and the nasdaq composite up one half of one percent, and so speaking is of higher prices of inflation, the housing is hot, and the interest rates are on the rise which is prompting more people to lock in and refinance lower rates and what are they using the lower rates for? improving the homes and the home instruction ticker itv is up 33% off of the highs and kb homes comes out with better than expected homes and expect a more robust housing market, and that is propelling the home builder stocks higher and the ipo du jour, and 2021 hot for this stock firm holdings up off of the holdings and $103 was the trade opening priced at $49 and opened up $90.93 and a massive move higher and the ipo trend

dom chu no doubt with a lot more to say on this, and dom, what are you looking at in the data bank >> so many moving parts and so many different stories playing out in the market as we speak. first of all from the macro level, we are in the sell-off for the overall market, and the dow is down 300 points, and roughly 1%. at the lows of the day, we were down roughly 584 point, and putting a littleperspective on that with the highs of the day down below at the opening bell, and now just trickling off one-third of 1% off of the nasdaq composite, and so looking at gold stars trading up today off of the heels of the expected earnings, and cloud computing driving the optimism there. and boeing is down 3% and a big drag for dow there and coming out with a bigger loss than expected on the quarterly basis, and 3m is getting the analyst upgrade to power it up 6%. of course, you mentioned the stratospheric parabolic type movements in some of the highly shorted stocks and gamestop up another 130% today off of the highs of the session, and amc up 210% today, and bed, bath and beyond up another 27%.

and familiar with all bridges in the area, let's check in with dom. >> good morning, i am dominic chu from cnbc global headquarters. i do know the bridges in the bay area. but wall street is set to open higher this morning, ahead of the busiest week of earnings season. it was a mixed session on friday with the dow and the s&p 500 ending in the red. but the nasdaq did close at a record high. all three indices did post gains for the week with the nasdaq up a whopping 4% for its best week since november. now, in focus this week we have economic data on housing, also durable goods, unemployment, and that first look at fourth quarter gross domestic product. also the federal reserve holds a two-day policy meeting starting tomorrow. more than a fifth of the companies in the s&p 500 will report earnings this week including big tech names that you know. apple, facebook, tesla, and microsoft just to name a few. >>> godiva plans to close all 128 of its stores in north america by the end of march. the chocolatier saying lower sales are happening because fewer people are shopping in person during

i'm morgan brennan dom chu will join me for the hour here's the 2:00 takeout.ing a record high, on track for its best week since november as the faang stocks fight back. the housing market showing no signs of slowing down. a top analyst tells us the names that have more room to run the economy is not hot president biden inherited a laundry list of challenges first, let's start with the market

first, sri lanka were bowled out, partly by dom bess, partly by jack leach. reactions from the bowler. but watch this, embuldeniya hit 40 precious runs to rescue his team's precious total. england would need 164 to win which demanded serious attention. embuldeniya nails the bowler, crawley out in england's second innings. jonny bairstow batting, where has that gone? think you have seen everything, plucked from a bucket of paint, the ball formally red. now the big one. bowling round his pads. joe root gone, the score 84, look how that made sri lanka feel. england's captain could now only watch. fear not, buttler batted. there was a winning combination. sri lanka dismissed four, but no more. victory was completed, made byjoe root. that smile goes a long way. forwards joe marler and joe launchbury have pulled out of england's six nations squad. launchbury�*s got a stress fracture to his leg, whilst marler has withdrawn for personal reasons. drop outs for ireland too. jacob stockdale's struggling with a knee injury and has been left out of andy farrell's squad. u

back over to you,bry. >> well, i am not done with you dom. there is a mall outside of vegas sold for $1.5 million and recenrecent ly assessed at $28 million for a mall out there in the desert, and that is telling you what happens out there in the mall. but if you are a hedge fund with teeth kicked in by the reddit rebellion, and you are looking for the margin calls, you are selling what you can, and so is some of the names like apple easily transactable, and margin calls have something to do with the margin calls >> well, it is a factor and that is what the gross down or the flattening of the positions. what you are looking to do is t close down the shorts and selling some of the longs, and it is a risk management tool for a lot of the funds. if you have a risk model and quantitative measure for what you have at risk in the market for any given time, and if the models are too far out of whack with what you have at risk, you have to take them down to flatten down the cash, and that is maybe what is happening with the hedge fund world andwhat w

we will keep watching that one, dom. and weekly earnings report with the s&p 500 reporting quarterly including apple, and tesla and so many more, and some companies have seen their stocks fall and while others who have missed the estimates have seen their stocks rise. how can this be? for more we go to samir in term of what we have seen in tend of the third quarter. to date, we are seeing the s&p going up by something like 400 points. so we are anticipating a lot when it is coming to earnings season. >> yeah, exactly. that is the key, and so much of the investing comes down to expectations versus the reality, and what you are seeing is the areas reporting the growth continues to be, you know, at a pace that is less robust than it was for much of the last few years, and so people are continuing to rotate away from those growth areas and towards some of the cyclicals, although the earnings may be disappointing, the people are looking at the reopening trade, and what the world is looking like a year from now, and seeing muc

and dom chu has that. >> wilfred, we have lost some momentum, because at the highs, the industrials are flat right now, but earlier in the day, we were up about 161 point, and that is the idea of how far we have come back, and not crazy, but a little bit of the slowing momentum, and backed off some of the record highs that we have seen earlier today, and certainly from the close of business yesterday as well. one place that has backed off of the highs, but it did set a record one today which is why i will put the yellow or the gold star here is the 27% gain over the ishares of the home construction etf and the earnings reports today in the housing sector helping to propel that particular move higher in the housing stocks, and remember, since the pandemic lows a year ago, we were up roughly 165% in this particular home construction etf, and trend to watch and even though it was on the low today, but it did set a record high after the opening bell, and the stock story of the day, and focusing on gamestop and the highly shorted ones and look at the shares of beyond meat, and we were up to

dom? >> nbc news' tracie potts with the latest >>> back to the markets and what could be a major gut-check for investors as three major events are happening this week. first, the busiest week of earnings season with nearly 120 companies reporting and 60% of those are on wednesday and thursday big week there, big days second, the fed holds its first policy meeting of the new year, kicking off tomorrow with a decision and news conference by fed chair jay powell on wednesday afternoon. third we get a report card on the state of the u.s. economy and whether it is recovering or stalling out amid the virus pandemic when the initial read on fourth quarter gross domestic product comes out on thursday. let's welcome in now gina sanchez, a cnbc contributor. the markets are at or near record highs is there anything that can take this market down, even with a surge in covid we continue to march higher >> you're absolutely right and i think of the three things you mentioned, i think the last item, whic

off any concerns about chaos in washington and jumping to new heights again today let's get over to dom chu who is following the action for us. >> you were talking about the feelings and what's happening right now sentimentwise in washington, d.c., that feeling is not translating into the markets. green across the board with records in many parts of the markets. specifically i want to call your attention to the nasdaq co composite which traded above the 13,000 market. a record day for stocks overall. one big part of that stock story surge has been the financial sector interest rates are on the rise, especially the long-term ones. and the difference between long-term and short-term rates is the highest since 2017. that helps a lot of banks. take a look at these two etfs, the xls and kbe, both track the financial or banking sector. we're near some of the highest levels of the year, the past 12 months and a lot of surge has come in the last week or two check this out tesla shares hit a record high today. elon musk is the richest man in the world. we used to say bubbles and bitcoin. would i

between vaughn's and dom shot stands lorsch a prominent center of power in the middle ages. today only 3 structures from the original benedictine abbey survived. a section of the monastery wall the former abbey church and the 9th century. the entrance hall. its original purpose has never been determined. it's one of the few carolingian era buildings to survive more or less intact. a leap north takes us to the old town of ghosla and the hamas bag of mine in the middle ages was a royal seat where holy roman emperors held him here ial since about 2 thirds of the old towns buildings are protected. the decoration indicates the status and wealth of their one time owners. today a good $1500.00 half timbered houses are crowded together on one square kilometer of the medieval city center. the town owes its rise and prosperity to iron and silver deposits discovered at the back mountain about 2 kilometers from. the mine was worked until 988. now we fly south to bombay in northern bavaria. its old town with over 2400 protected buildings was declared a world heritage site in 1993. bombay

first success for spin bowler dom bess.rted for covid. almost. rob lewis has been waiting to watch england and sri lanka for ten months, since their original tour was suspended, but no spectators are allowed. the authority is permitted rob to — ahem — sing on the fort, before moving him along. # jerusalem!# now restricted l by quarantine, england's players had little preparation, but they were sharp. angelo mathews gone. next, watch shanaka's shot hit the leaping bairstow and then see the ball loop tojos buttler. well, england's luck was truly in. sri lanka was soon all out — ouch — for 135. bess took five wickets in various ways. test match rhythm meant england were now batting. playing it with wonderful control. a bird—scattering sweep from the captain as they thrived. root 66, bairstow a7. england 127—2, and the view — getting better. joe wilson, bbc news. have a back, with louise lear. let's get back to reality! it is really looking like the weather is going to be keeping us on our toes over the next few days. many of u

the owners of dom's say there are several factors behind the closure. and yes, the pandemic played a big role. >> we've been preparing for it. yesterday was a very tough day. we brought the staff in, and we had to tell them we were closing. and that was hard. basically telling our family that something is changing. >> it's been kind of a mainstay for livermore. it's an emotional tie for me to come here and support my community. what do i do now? support bezos an his billion on amazon? >> a going out of business sell starts tomorrow at.com's. the store will close for good april 30th. >>> dungeness crab season is finally here.we a to pull their potts this morning. that means you could soon find fresh crab at your local fish market. the crab season is a little late because of price negotiations between fishermen and wholesale vendors. but as they say, better late than never, right? >> absolutely. we say the same thing about spencer christian's forecast. hey, spencer. >> okay, larry and kristen. aut. rainfall is late because we're not getting late right now

dom chu, we will see you in a little bit. thank you very much. >> all right. a couple of key catalysts that are driving the markets today. we have change at the top in washington, and you might have heard about this, and we have an inauguration 24 hours away and a new president. the treasury secretary nominee janet yellen is testifying on the hill and the senate saying that we need to act big in regards to the next covid spending package and by the way, senator ron wyden who is about to be the chairman of the finance committee says they hope to get to yellen chairman knob the senate floor for a vote by thursday. back on the street of dreams, you have the earnings of the big banks rolling in, and the first of the faangs is set to report tonight and that is netflix. a lot to talk about and let's welcome in jeff crumpleman from merriman wealth advisers and angela from ubs, and angela what is top of mind on that list or maybe something that we did not talk about for you and your team >> well, top of mind is janet yellen, because i say that when i grow up, i want t

sharp catch from buttler, yes, dom bess. nowjack leach deceived shanaka.hews experienced, defined in scoring. while he remained the sri lanka lead increased. jack leach lowered him to the edge was the his fifth wicket and sri lanka were all out. now england just needed 7a to win his top hold your nerve, win the test. 0h top hold your nerve, win the test. oh dear, dom sibley gone. 3—1. next, zak crawley court, 12—2. still, there was the captain. no, there wasn't. joe root in a strangling, tangling —— for a wasn't. joe root in a strangling, tangling —— fora run wasn't. joe root in a strangling, tangling —— for a run which he did not make. check the mood. the faces of stone, nerves in tatters. dan lawrence en debut stood firm, watched and waited. the umpires saw bad light. england remainjust three down, just 36 to win. the end is close. joe wilson, bbc news. more tennis players will be confined to their hotel rooms ahead of the australian open, after a positive coronavirus test result on a third flight bound for the tournament. 0ur tennis correspondent russel

between volumes and dom shot stands large. a prominent center of power in the middle ages. today only 3 structures from the original benedictine abbey survived. a section of the monastery wall the former abbey church. and the 9th century. the entrance hall. its original purpose has never been determined. it's one of the few carolingian era buildings to survive more or less intact. a leap north takes us to the old town of god and the hama bag mine in the middle ages was a royal see.

again dom's and that's why we're very much in favor of trying to remove this germ from your nose and scatter so that you can get through the operation with as little risk of infection as possible. your hunnish holds a boeing has the multi resistant germ in his sinuses and on his skin it's completely harmless in these locations but if it gets into a wound it can lead to a life threatening infection an operation therefore presents a risk for the retired farmer but he needs a new knee joint the hospital is performing most want tasks than most other clinics it tests about half the patients if there are multi resistant germs present doctors combat them before the operation because this can i am a bit scared but i've been in a phase like this for 5 years now or i've noticed that when i run things are getting worse for one day to the next and now something has to be done or most of us a lot of. the doctors have significantly compact on the use of antibiotics that's the michelob you know the fear this is what the microbiologists and high genesis fear is that we will keep going with antibioti

dom sibley scored patiently. that's his role.ugh challenges ahead but that smile goes a long way. joe wilson, bbc news. chelsea have sacked their manager frank lampard after 18 months in charge, following a run of poor results. the club's billionaire owner roman abramovich said it was a "difficult decision" to part ways. laura scott reports. frank lampard, go 100. on the pitch, frank lampard, go 100. on the pitch, frank lampard _ frank lampard, go 100. on the pitch, frank lampard became _ frank lampard, go 100. on the pitch, frank lampard became a _ frank lampard, go 100. on the pitch, frank lampard became a legend - frank lampard, go 100. on the pitch, frank lampard became a legend at i frank lampard became a legend at stamford bridge, indeed, the former midfielder remains a record goal—scorer but in the dugout he lasted just 18 months. pressure has been building in recent weeks. with chelsea having won just one of their last five premier league games, leaving them ninth in the table. when there's other managers names successful

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dom bess took four wickets, as did jack leach. crawley gone. jonny bairstow hit this so hard, the ball turned white, after it landed in a bucket of paint. bizarre. change the ball. same embuldeniya, bairstow lbw. well, imagine ifjoe root was out cheaply. well, then sri lanka sensed the game. england's captain could only watch. from 89—4, dom sibley applied a patient touch. jos buttler attacked, became the winning combination. three days of toil, then a manic monday, classic test match. tough challenges to come, but winning overseas is a hard habit to start. joe wilson, bbc news. now, we've all missed the experience of live performance during lockdown, be it theatre, comedy or music. well, the american band flaming lips have come up a solution of sorts. they put themselves and their audience in seperate bubbles for a concert in their home city of oaklahoma and, yes, in case you're wondering, they were allowed out to go to the loo. time for a look at the weather here's tomasz schafernaker. hello, fiona. still a hello, fiona. stilla

dom bess and stuart broad were the stars for england on the opening day of the first test against srid finished the day on top in gaul, just eight runs behind the hosts. joe wilson was watching. escape for a moment into a different world. called cricket. in his 15th year, stuart broad enjoying his year. sri lanka quickly slumped. perera improvised badly. first success for don best. the cricket ground is gloriously nestled alongside the sea, deserted for covid, almost. rob lewis has been waiting to watch england in sri lanka for ten months since their tour was suspended, but no spectators are allowed. the authorities committed rob to sing on the fort for moving him on. singing. england's players had little preparation but they were sharp. angelo matthews gone. see the ball loop to just butler, but england's luck was in. sri lanka was singled out for 135. best took five wickets. england were now batting. playing it with wonderful control. a sweep from the captain as they thrived. england 127 for two and the view getting better. joe wilson, bbc news. one game in the premier league tonigh

commentator:— were bowled out, partly by dom bess. leach. james anderson and about one was of great reactions by zak crawley, the catcher, grateful reaction from dom bess the bowler. but what is this? 40 press wished runs to rescue his team's total. england would bat, needing 160 to win. that demanded serious attention. dabbled are now the bowler, crawley out in england's second innings. jonny bairstow batting. where has that gone? well think you have seen everything? tt’s think you have seen everything? it's one think you have seen everything? tt�*s gone all the way for six. think you have seen everything? it's gone all the way for six. plucked - gone all the way for six. plucked from a bucket _ gone all the way for six. plucked from a bucket of— gone all the way for six. plucked from a bucket of paint, - gone all the way for six. plucked from a bucket of paint, the - gone all the way for six. plucked from a bucket of paint, the ball. from a bucket of paint, the ball formally red. different ball, trapping bairstow lbw for 29 are now

between volumes and dom shot stands lorsch a prominent center of power in the middle ages. today only 3 structures from the original benedictine abbey survived. a section of the monastery wall the former abbey church. and the 9th century. the entrance hall. its original purpose has never been determined. it's one of the few carolingian era buildings to survive more or less intact. a leap north takes us to the old town of god and the hominids back. in the middle ages was a royal seat where holy roman emperors held him here. about 2 thirds of the old towns buildings are protected. the decoration and decayed to the status and wealth of their one time owners. today a good $1500.00 half timbered houses are crowded together on one square kilometer of the medieval city center. the town owes its rise and prosperity to iron and silver deposits discovered at the back mountain about 2 kilometers from ghosla. the mine was worked until 988. now we fly south to bombay in northern bavaria. its old town with over 2400 protected buildings was declared a world heritage site in 1993. bombay i

between volumes and dom shot stands lorsch a prominent center of power in the middle ages. today only 3 structures from the original benedictine abbey survived. a section of the monastery wall the former abbey church. and the 9th century. the entrance hall. its original purpose has never been determined. it's one of the few carolingian era buildings to survive more or less intact. the leap north takes us to the old town of god and the homicide back. in the middle ages was a royal seat where holy roman emperors held a material sentence about 2 thirds of the old town's buildings are protected. the decoration indicates the status and wealth of their one time owners. today a good $1500.00 half timbered houses are crowded together on one square kilometer of the medieval city center. the town owes its rise and prosperity to iron and silver deposits discovered at the camel's back mountain about 2 kilometers from ghosla. the mine was worked until 988. now we fly south to bombay in northern bavaria. its old town with over 2400 protected buildings was declared a world heritage site i

between volumes and dom shot stands lorsch abbey a prominent center of power in the middle ages. today only 3 structures from the original benedictine abbey survived. a section of the monastery wall the former abbey church. and the 9th century. the entrance hall. its original purpose has never been determined. it's one of the few carolingian era buildings to survive more or less intact. a leap north takes us to the old town of god and the homicide back. in the middle ages was a royal seat where holy roman emperors held a material sentence about 2 thirds of the old town's buildings are protected. the decoration indicates the status and wealth of their one time owners. today a good $1500.00 half timbered houses are crowded together on one square kilometer of the medieval city center. the town owes its rise and prosperity to iron and silver deposits discovered at the back mountain about 2 kilometers from ghosla. the mine was worked until 1988. now we fly south to bombay in northern bavaria. its old town with over 2400 protected buildings was declared a world heritage site in 1993. b

between volumes and dom shot stands lorsch a prominent center of power in the middle ages. today only 3 structures from the original benedictine abbey survived. a section of the monastery wall the former abbey church. and the 9th century. the entrance hall. its original purpose has never been determined. it's one of the few carolingian era buildings to survive more or less intact. a leap north takes us to the old town of god and the homicide back. in the middle ages was a royal seat where holy roman emperors held them here ial since about 2 thirds of the old towns buildings are protected. the decoration indicates the status and wealth of their one time owners. today a good $1500.00 half timbered houses are crowded together on one square kilometer of the medieval city center. the town owes its rise and prosperity to iron and silver deposits discovered at the back mountain about 2 kilometers from ghosla. the mine was worked until 988. now we fly south to bombay in northern bavaria. its old town with over 2400 protected buildings was declared a world heritage site in 1993. bom

dom chu joins us now with a closer look. >> it's the value trade that's come back, frank, and that'ssentiment towards what types of stocks they want to look at in 2021. it was big tech last year. maybe it's big tech again right now, but still, take a look at the out performance for sure because if you look at the s&p 500 in etf form, the ticker spy, it's up roughly 13% over the last three months. meanwhile, the financial sector etf is up 23%, a huge out performance there. again, just three months, 10% of the gap there. but it's not everybody that's participating. yes, they're all broadly higher by industry group and stocks but take a look at the real out performers here, it is the banks. maybe intuitively so, given the rise in interest rates and everything else, but according to data from wide charts, they took a look at every stock in the sector, and equally weighted them into baskets based upon industry if you take that equal weight basket, the banks are up 39% over the course of the last year look at the asset management firms, up 30%. now, the insurance companies are up 20, and d

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incitement of insurrection, dom -- donald trump held up on the single charge by u.s. democrats who acted in the wake of the storming of the congress where capitol police and four others were killed in the process trump a power under the 25th amendment. vladimir putin brings together the leaders of azerbaijan, armenia, in the kremlin. this is their first face-to-face meeting since the end of the 40 day war. armenians calling it a betrayal. the most crucial week yet for france, faced with covid-19, more people than ever are in hospital fighting the virus. they may have to take more action to stop the spread. france is in the meantime facing the corona threat in the alps. this is live from paris. ♪ thank you very much for being with us. donald trump is to face a single charge of impeachment. the u.s. democrats accused him of the incitement of insurrection. they saw the congress overrun by an angry trump supporting mob. a capitol police officer and four others were killed in the process. the fbi's now investigating the death of the officer, who died of the injuries sustai

first success for spin bowler dom bess.alle�*s cricket ground famously nestles between sea and fort. spectators aren't allowed near this game. well... rob lewis arrived in sri lanka last march for england's suspended tour. he stayed, waited. after ten months he was allowed to sing on the fort before being moved on. now restricted by quarantine, england's players had little preparation but they were sharp. angelo mathews gone. next watch shanaka's shot hit the leaping bairstow and then see the ball loop tojos buttler. england's luck was truly in. sri lanka was soon all out — ouch! — for 135. bess took five wickets in various ways. test match rhythm meant england were now batting. playing it with wonderful control. a bird—scattering sweep from the captain as they thrived. route 66, bairstow a7. england 127—2 and the view getting better. joe wilson, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorro

between volumes and dom shot stands lorsch a prominent center of power in the middle ages. today only 3 structures from the original benedictine abbey survived. a section of the monastery wall the former abbey church. and the 9th century. the entrance hall. its original purpose has never been determined. it's one of the few carolingian era buildings to survive more or less intact. a leap north takes us to the old town of ghosla and though. back. in the middle ages was a royal seat where holy roman emperors held a material since about 2 thirds of the old town's buildings are protected. the decoration indicates the status and wealth of their one time owners. today a good $1500.00 half timbered houses are crowded together on one square kilometer of the medieval city center. the town owes its rise and prosperity to iron and silver deposits discovered at the back mountain about 2 kilometers from ghosla. the mine was worked until 988. now we fly south to bombay in northern bavaria. its old town with over 2400 protected buildings was declared a world heritage site in 1993. bombay

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maybe a museum one this is not for dom to lash to learn young's a cube shaped church on the outskirts of paris. to bo's approach is always the same he looks around chooses a point of view and takes a single shot. that's it. at home he makes only minor corrections to the image most of the work is already done. people is actually an interior designer and for him photography is just a hobby. yes his photo series have attracted attention around the globe. since 2015 probably has also been taking pictures of libraries around the world this photo series is his most famous work to date. it's a specific space that everybody understand you know libraries or churches everybody's been there at least once in their lives. and they were made for a specific reason and so what i really find interesting how these architects have you know created. you know these different buildings but with the same the same purpose. one of his favorite churches is notre dame do not sell it in paris he feels that the round concrete structure emanates a sense of tranquility. i guess i'm a pretty cool guy i mean i like i

now medical experts tell me we need to strategically prioritize the regions where the variants are domase vaccination empties as fast as possible. in the newsroom, luz pena, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> and the highly kanls new variants add to the sense of urgency for a vaccine. as abc 7 news reporter j.r. stone explains there is a new weapon on the horizon in the fight against the virus. >> reporter: lure looking at the johnsonen jonds johnson covid vaccine receiving emergency authorization by late february in the united states. >> this is a single-shot vaccine in which you start to see efficacy anywhere from seven to ten days following the first and only shot. >> reporter: in test trial johnson & johnson says their vaccine was 66% effective overall in preventing moderate disease. 85effective agaite se and 100% at preventing hospitalization and death. pfizer and moderna are about 95% effective at preventing moderate disease. >> there were essentially no hospitalizations or deaths in the vaccine group. this really tells us that we have now a value-added additional vaccine candidate. >

one of his favorite churches is no to a dom do not sell it in paris he feels that the round concrete structure emanates a sense of tranquility. i guess i'm a pretty cool guy i mean i like it when i'm alone in the spaces because you actually get to experience the architecture in a very different way you know. it's just but it seems like it's been built just for you when you're there and you can witness it for you know however you perceive it. and in the photos that people can imagine themselves in in the picture. people point to his photo series sacred spaces a testament to faith in the power of modern architecture. when you take pictures of food you want to get people's mouths watering but one spanish for target for is targeting different emotions and her images make us look twice now they are collaterally compose works of art rich in color and whimsical ideas well food still plays a key role in her work but not as you might expect. split up the word breakfast and this is what you might end up with. these images are from tesla donagh as photo series great fast. despite his photograph

thanks, dom. >>> 4:43. getting to the bottom of billions in bogus claims at the edd as genuine claims are left frozen. coming up next on "today in the bay," a look at some of the answers expected from those closest to the cash flow. >>> very good tuesday morning to you. maybe the calm before the storm as we take a live look outside. san jose and san francisco. yes, a big juicy one headed our way. storm ranger up and running. kari up and running, as well. you will be even more so later today because that's when this thing's coming in. >> yes. later today. and really hits us later tonight with some of the heavier rain and gusty winds. as we start out with a look at the wind advisory that we have, of course the winds increasing today could have downed trees and power impacts for later this evening as it starts up at 7:00 and continues through early tomorrow morning. now the areas shaded in yellow are included in the wind advisory where winds will be slightly lower than what we'll see along the coast and into h

does it mean that i'm jewish and why do we have to leave our homes with an emotional pull struction dom. their culture is different all that objections are when we arrived in the ghetto the 1st thing i saw was a horrible poster i didn't want to be like that on the pope's death and i was distraught as being forced to live that. i thought that every geezer had to look like that i was so terribly humiliated by whoever he or i said to my mom i didn't want to be a jew when he told her that i wanted to go back to moshe comes to the streets rid of and why was all this happening anyway no matter how costco no longer have to left i got auctioneer. notice by order of the district governor and effective immediately a self-contained jewish quarter is to be created in the district of warsaw with a view to preventing the spread of disease in the city of warsaw or abound rerunning around the jewish quarter has been established will border streets not to be closed off from it on both sides as follows. from g.l. not to true lives gun and water. and just as none from. none and stripper none. from thread

senior charge nurse dom wood feared he wouldn't make it after contracting the virus over christmas.oing to be fine, it's going to be fine," but on that day, i was like, "ok, he came to the hospital, he was supposed to stay a day, and then he went... he's now in itu. am i going to come to the unit and find him on a ventilator?" and we've seen that. i was doing everything i could to try and deep breathe and everything that i tell everyone to do, and that was quite a scary moment. because... you see... the trouble is, in the first wave and the second wave, i've seen what can happen. it's scary. we're all scared... ..that the grave—diggers will keep working due to covid. this cemetery in north—east london has had to expand because of the pandemic dead. across the uk, more than 100,000 have perished — that's around 30,000 more than the number of civilians who died in our country in world war ii. we're all scared that things will get worse before they get better. we're all scared of the cruel ripples of the pandemic — lockdowns, mental health problems, economic shock — so where's the ligh

dom chu, thank you much. we've been telling you about chuck schumer speaking. he has been talking about that national guard issue. we want to see if he address that is power sharing agreement or the potential for an impeachment trial to begin. let's listen in. >> -- and i want to thank all the members who were concerned and lent a hand. i also want to particularly thank acting sergeant-at-arms jennifer hemingway who when we told her about this situation patrolled the floors of the capitol complex until past 3:00 a.m. to ensure that no one was left behind or not where they belonged and she was back at her desk first thing today to follow up. we owe an enormous debt of gratitude to the men and women who work to keep us safe on january 6 and the days since, a situation like last night will never happen again. now, i've spoken about the senate's agenda for the next several weeks. we have three essential items on our plate, one, the confirmation of president biden's cabinet and other key officials. two, legislation to provide desperately needed covid relief. three,

dom bess and stuart broad starred with the ball.uding the last four forjust nine runs. broad claimed three as sri lanka were bowled out for 135. england got off to a less than positive start in reply and lost both openers cheaply. but skipperjoe root then made a half century as the tourists assumed control, and at close they were 127—2, just eight runs behind. lets speak to cricketer and pundit alex hartley — england just 8 runs behind, but it was truly awfulfrom sri lanka — what did they get wrong? yeah, when you think about test cricket and you think about sri lanka theyjust did not perform today. they were abysmal, to be completely honest. they give their wickets away. yes, bess got five, but he said he has not bowled that well today. it'sjust but he said he has not bowled that well today. it's just frustrating and sri lanka were poor. [30 well today. it's just frustrating and sri lanka were poor. do you think this _ and sri lanka were poor. do you think this test _ and sri lanka were poor. do you think this test is _ and sri lan