elsa: for sure. is evidence of slight treat, but absolutely they are still the global lenders european lenders will look to because there are few global lenders that remain on the european side. if you look elsewhere, deutsche bank has a treated. you are not left with many domestic choices so you have to include those. francine: talk about consolidation in europe, what a cross border -- cross atlantic consolidation make sense? elsa: if you look at these potentials on paper, some of them would make a lot of sense, particularly across borders in europe. whether they are doable from a regulatory standpoint because of the hurdles that remain and moving capital around clearly across europe -- then you need to consider the cultural issue which across europe would be considerable. add to that of the cost and the destruction of executing those at the time when banks are under a lot of pressure. a lot of that points to being difficult for these deals to happen. francine: thank you so much. now, let's get to t

. >> perfecto, agradecemos doctora elsa, que ha estado con nosotros y haya despejado estas dudas cona, es un compromiso que contesten las preguntas >> (ininteligible) >> llame y también que todos sepan que se va a frenar cuando les toca a sus grupos es un privilegio y a la vez es una responsabilidad de todos >> gracias doctora >> muchas gracias. >> hablando de vacunas, solo el 40% de los consumidores dice que volverá a las tiendas solo después de vacunarse. este es el resultado de una encuesta entre más de 20,000 personas el estudio dice que la creencia de los estadounidenses correrán prácticamente en los centros comerciales en cuanto se vuelva a la normalidad es bastante equivocada ya que más de 50 y 3% de los encuestados regresaría después de vacunarse, pero siguiendo los lineamientos de las autoridades de salud. >> ya se cumplió un año desde que la primera cepa del coronavirus llegó a este país mundialmente ya han muerto 2 millones de personas a consecuencia y más de 100,000 se han contagiado una de las primeras medidas para intentar frenar esto fue el cierre de los pequeños negoc

but dr martin luther king dream will stay alive in the city of elsa rito.anizers say the celebration started back in 1989 as a protest against the city of elsa rito, which at the time did not recognize mlk day as a city holiday later this. did. he became a major supporter and sponsor of that parade, and this morning in the south bay volunteers med it san tomas park, which border san jose and campbell, the annual cleanup event here, offered another way for people to give back to the community. in honor of dr king. volunteers pulled weeds, trim back plants and picked up later at the park while taking extra safety precautions because of the pandemic. i'm ray bogan. we've got a look at how the 1st 10 days of the biden administration are shaping up that story plus the latest on president trump's impeachment trial next, and here is a look now at tonight's fox prime time lineup at eight o'clock. it is an all new episode of +911, followed by +911 lone star, and then be sure to join us for the 10 and 11 o'clock news right here on ktvu. away president elen spent the

elsa via reno says this season what we normally think of as flu symptoms like muscle ache, cover, and fever are more likely to be something else. >> this could be covid. this probably is covid right now. >> reporter: in san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> coming up next, local lawmakers tell us their firsthand accounts as rioters took over the u.s. capitol. jessica rejoins us next. >>> also heartbreaking, this act of vandalism to some of san francisco's beloved cherry blossom trees and why it means they likely won't bloom this spring. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri tracking another chance of rain. i'll have details on that and my long-range forecast. i'll see you in about eight minutes. >>> when we welcome our west coast viewers, the growing calls for the removal of president trump from office after the assault on the capitol. we'll look at the options on the table. >>> also why the attack should have come as no surprise. the planning that took place in plain sight when we see you for "nbc nightly news." >>> a live look at the white house on this thursday night

at elsa steiner the truckers can recharge their own batteries while also feeling ill. being homesick coming. seems to be. a battle has been on the road for 12 days and today is his beloved wife's birthday. on the town. he sends her happy return stoved the to her. sajid. nadiadwala she told me tomorrow i'll probably be able to load a delivery and be in sao paulo on sunday. it was all. love love love. love love. love the next morning there were even more trucks lined up outside the wholesaler. the cost of the competition and speculation among buyers is paid by the drivers. log. of it to the 4 trucks drive off without a buyer for the watermelons. they load up and set off you but they don't know where they will ultimately be unloading. what the host sailor fruit talk now does is try to find a buyer. they then send a fax for the driver to print out at a gas station. that's the sales like sims which the driver needs to be allowed into the market now you know. the beer double for my day you can just you know but i don't set out until i know where i'm headed to avoid stress on

upset or he feels like it's not getting enough attention company strikes a pose like the total frozen elsa he is. and he won't move at all until you give him more attention. although he blinks. also happy birthday eve to lauren fritz, a friend of fox. >> r8, kd, payback. sorry, ran out of time. see you back here on monday. >> bret: good evening on bret baier. breaking tonight house speaker nancy pelosi says she will move forward with impeachment if president trump does not leave office immediately. she just released a statement to that effect. it is a hope of members at the president will immediately resign but if he does not i have instructed the rules committee to be prepared to move forward with congressman jamie raskin's 25th amendment legislation and a motion for impeachment. accordingly the house will preserve every option including the 25th amendment, i motion to impeach or privileged resolution for impeachment and that could start as soon as a few days from now. maybe even by monday. prior to that statement the

upset or he feels like it's not getting enough attention company strikes a pose like the total frozen elsa. and he won't move at all until you give him more attention. although he blinks. also happy birthday eve to lauren fritz, a friend of ♪ pete: we go straight to a fox news alert on this saturday morning. twitter permanently bans president trump's account. follows months of the company flagging his tweets and just a day after he was suspended from facebook. jedediah: mark meredith is live in washington with more on that. mark? >> jed, good morning to you. twitter removed president trump's account over tweets that say violated the platform's arules. accusing the company trying to silence him all over politics. if you try to go to the president's twitter page you are met with account suspended. twitter limpings to a message explaining why. say the president's tweets could create further incitement of

lawyers elsa helps those who get into trouble for protesting in kazan, about 500 miles east of moscow. >> translator: i was honestly surprised by how many people came out. we usually have small demos, but this time it was a huge event. >> reporter: the kremlin has ripped into what it calls illegal protests. despite navalny still in detention, his movement shows no sign of slowing down. wolf, navalny visibly angry, and then he published a text, calling on people to come out and protest this sunday, all of this increasingly becoming an issue for vladimir putin. >> certainly it. fred pleitgen, thank you. >>> more breaking news. coming up next, a top capitol security official calling for a permanent barrier around the u.s. capitol building and reinforcement troops deployed nearby. we're talking about military troops. we're talking about the growing security threats right here in washington. at carvana, no matter what car you buy from us, you get the freedom of the seven-day return policy. this isn't some dealership test drive around the block. it's better. this is seven days to put your c

. >>> vinieron a la toma de posesión de joe biden y hoy karina y elsa celebran el plan del presidentebién murió de covid-19 y solo se pudo despedir por videollamada. >>> fue muy doloroso y sin embargo estoy aquí para agradecer al nuevo presidente que haya hecho algo por nosotros. >>> incluye que viajeros internacionales ingresen a estados unidos con prueba negativa y guarden cuarentena, el uso obligatorio de mascarillas, trenes, autobuses y aviones, joe biden reiteró que su gobierno será muy trasparente y reiteró que es muy probable que el número de muertes llegue a medio millón (habla en inglés). >>> firmó además varias órdenes ejecutivas relacionadas con el combate al covid, por ejemplo prometió acelerar la vacunación (habla en inglés). >>> en el gobierno biden, el doctor fauci tendrá un papel principal en la lucha contra la pandemia, el estado de nueva york está a punto de quedar sin vacunas temporalmente. >>> el gobierno anterior no tenía ningún plan específico para la distribución de vacunas a nivel nacional. >>> el nuevo presidente reconoce que no será fácil, pero que estados un

the local level but really elsa at the federal level because the government has unique jurisdiction over this firearm industry. so what do they need to do? they need to modernize regulations on who sells guns, how that business is conducted, and when there are bad actors and there needs to be swift and firm actions to hold them accountable. and to make sure that they are no longer supplying firearms and if in our communities. the other piece of that is looking at the secure storage issue which all talked about. and the need and know that we need to make sure that the source of firearms are guns being stolen from cars and households then we need to be working on the public awareness to ensure that firearms are secure. we need to make sure that the consumer product safety commission is given the best information about what devices work so it's not up to guesswork and chance. frankly a table lock is very good at having preventing a toddler from having access, but it's not your best solution for stopping a teen or a thief. the second piece on illegal guns i would like to focus on for the las

terrorist groups had different objectives but hezbollah had a very different objective than al qaeda or elsa or the tele- ban but they were and that is so support and from not just an operational level but how to make sure they're not killing people which is most important thing but when you're looking at how do you address it from an ideological perspective or how will you counter the narrative? how will you frame this so the movements don't expand? if we don't understand the groups themselves and their particular units or groups then we just try to wrap it all into one i think we fail in understanding how to deal with the problem and so we had a question about how do we deal with the ideological issues that we deal with similar to what we did after 911 and i hope we do a lot better because there was a complete lack of understanding across the board, especially in the u.s. government of even the understanding what the problem truly was buried there were people like javed and others who were in the organization but certainly at the higher level and i mean the assistant director of counterter

.” >> looking for elsa >> looking for my brother jason. >> she's poring through searching for anybodyotentially be the bear brook victims. >> there was a bunch of different family members that were all looking for this woman and her two children. the ages fitting and then the locations also fitting, i'm like, oh, my goodness, you know what? i think that this could be them. >> becky sends a text message. >> i've been trying to track down this post. could this be you? and she responded back to me, yes. you have my heart pounding. >> and she starts to ask them, when's the last time you saw this person? and who was she last with? >> and the message she gets back is chilling. >> she just throws in, oh, by the way she married a guy with the last name rasmussen. i stopped, and my response was, oh, my god. this is real. >> meanwhile, barbara rae-venter, genetic genealogist, had also been honing in on the identities of the victims. she reads an article about a new forensic technique that's able to extract autosomal dna from rootless hair. >> the light bulb goes on. i had the folks in new hamps

doesn't — dad's quite story, and sadly elsa doesn't have that moment of good fortune _ doesn't haveder how much you - forward. harry, when we hear it laid out, i wonder how much you knew i out, i wonder how much you knew about what was happening when you were here in the uk, did you have any idea what was going on? no, no. we didn't know about it at all, because we lost complete contact with all the relatives that could not get away, so we didn't know, we had no contact at all and the facts only became clear to us at the same time as to the rest of the world. thank you both for telling your story this morning, it was a fascinating story. thank you so much. really fascinating, the importance of chance encounters. the kindness of strangers which is evident in that story. that's all from breakfast this morning. we'll be back tomorrow morning from six. goodbye. this is bbc world news. our top stories. the uk government says it's too early to talk about donating some of its vaccines to other countries , amid a bitter dispute with the eu over supplies. protests start across russia in supp

elsa is joining us from paris, france. thank you for calling in.ow closely are you following this inauguration? caller: i am following it minute by minute because i lived in the u.s. for about five years and was an avid c-span listener, so i am still doing that now, and i wish everyone to be safe and healthy and happy on this day and the rest of the term. the main message i wanted to say is that aside from a theme of unity, i think the new administration should focus on combating disinformation and establishing a new standard of objectivity, truth and fact because i think we have the same issue over here, by the way, in europe. a lot of the problems we have been facing has been related to people -- you know, people are entitled to their opinion, but not to their own facts, and i think biden should and get people to understand that this information is exactly that. there has been a great program on c-span on presidential inauguration speeches. i would advise all the listeners to listen to it before the speech to get some practice in and really think

all-white chanel, and he had to go european on american day and lady gaga had the gigantic gown from elsadesigner, ladies, like the first lady and like the vice president? i thought everybody looked great, though. maria: well, look, i don't think that you could do fashion without showing melania trump. she was absolutely gorgeous yesterday as they left the white house and then landed in palm beach. melania trump was sporting her chanel jacket on her exit and then when she landed in palm beach, she was sporting a gucci and i loved it all from melania trump t's decision time, you need decision tech. only from fidelity. . . . maria: welcome back. good thursday morning, everybody. thanks so much for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo. it is thursday, january 21. your top stories, 7:00 a.m. on the button on the east coast. joe biden officially the 46th president of the united states, with a message for the american people. >> this is our historic moment of crisis and challenge, unity is the path forward. and we must meet this moment as the united states of america. maria: the new commander in chi