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usually, they are oh-fers to cover tatian's with -- they are evers to confrontations with china but not this time. >> four individuals and one entity from china who have had an active role in the design and implementation of the chinese policies in xinjiang. we are made aware during the meeting that china has retaliated to those sanctions. and rather than change its policies and address our legitite concerns, china has again turned a blind eye and these measures are regrettable and unacceptable. reporter: blacklisting 10 entities. saying that in breaches international law and basic norms, and severely undermines china-eu relations. the european union was not alone. the u.k., the u.s., and canada also approved penalties. at least one million uyghur muslims are detained in camps with reports of torture and forced sterilization. china claims the camps provide vocational training and help combating extremism. as parents -- experts are questioning whether this coordinated campaign goes far enough to cause real impact on china. anchor: i am joined by one of the people targeted by china's targ

lot of the shipment of medications they were allowed to cross so fast is the language of the union fers help through change yes it's a. it's a very interesting question so. mathematics. is really the study of different kinds of abstract structures and you can describe the formulas they symbolically and there are many many different ones and we thought we knew that earlier the only kind of space that we thought that existed euclidean space where lines never to paralyze never cross turns out by now mathematicians have discovered that there are all sorts of other different spaces something that sometimes paralyze for us twice francis and that becomes an experimental question to figure out of all of these structures which exist mathematically which is the one that we live in for example it turns out that the kind of space we live in is not that old to try and that euclid thought but much more interesting fact. what test saying the fabric of the universe has mass give us. so i mean it's just optimism that we will actually be able to understand our universe even better than we once thought yo

baruch would always come and see my fer when he was in england, and my father and indeed all of us in our days stayed with mr. baruch. he was a great friend of my father's, and a most wonderful man. he seemed like 8 foot tall. he had piercing blue eyes, and i always thought he looked like jehovah. >> at what time in your life did you enjoy your parents the most? >> enjoyed my parents the most. >> in your time. >> right from my teenage, right through the war. are i was very close in the war. they were so terrific, an afterwards, all through we lived in chartwell off the war, not in their house but in the small house in the grand, and i saw so much of them. they have always meant so much to me and mine. christopher, my husband, was very close to my father, very close. >> when did you become lady mary sommes? >> well, when my first was made, first of all, a knight, when he was ambassador in paris. and he was christopher sommes and i became lady sommes and mrs. thatcher made my husband a peer so there we are. >> there's the cover of the book and on this cover this photograph was taken whe

over the e qua fer 2:37 tonight, tomorrow morn. let's look at to day. we have mid- to upper 50s.rancisco, fremont and san ma tay year. every one else 60, 62. it will be dry, but chilly dropping down to 50 by 9:00. my forecast will get close to average saturday. more cloud cover monday. look at the warm sunshine. near 60 at the coast. near 70 to mid-70s for the rest of us tuesday, wednesday and thursday. >> mike, thank you. >> a big day for future doctorsment automatic fourth year medical student as cross the country today find out where they will be going forest tendency. it is called match day. they hold events so students can celebrate together, but many of those are on hold because of the pandemic. these future doctors will find out their match where they will be training for the next three to seven years at 9:00 a.m. our time. good luck everyone. >> yes. we're getting a first look at the men looking for love on the bachelorette soon and one is from the bay area. let's see. this is andrew m. from walnut creek. he is 31. the show shared his photo on facebook as one of the may b

that macon fer confer lower eff efficacy in the report from south africa where you have a so-called escapehe most serious disease. i think from a public health stan standpoint, that is most important. right now, vaccines are still working against variants we have to see if other variants come up. vaccine companies are working on variant specific strains there will be vaccines against those variants if needed >> that is huge news matthew harrison, a race variants against vaccines. matthew, i appreciate your views. we appreciate you coming on. all the best to you and your team >> thank you >>> cutting through the noise with the actual data vaccines do work maybe a little less, but they work that's it for us we'll going to be back tomorrow on "worldwide exchange." see you then "squawk" and the gang picking up next have a great day wherever you may be >>> good morning breaking news overnight. u.s. health officials raising concerns of astrazeneca's vaccine data less than 24 hours after first published. stock futures pointing to a lower open after the session for the major averages a couple of i

and it's an old testament two-fer, 'cause he'll also covet your wife, neighbor. now, he said a lot of things and some of it was stupid, and the rest was dangerous. but i'm not going to play any of the clips, because the country needs to move on and, frankly, i don't care anymore. >> stephen... stephen... >> stephen: jimmy, what's that? >> come on, stephen, it's me, your favorite former president whose name you won't say. >> stephen: please leave. >> don't you want to talk about me? >> stephen: no. come on. i said "fragrant" when i meant to say, "flagrant." just play that one. it'll be hilarious. >> stephen: i'm good. >> but you used to tell jokes about me all the time, remember? my naked corruption, my gross incompetence, my tiny little hands... and don't forget my ridiculous hair. it looks like a merkin fell into-- >> stephen: a cotton candy machine. yeah, i remember. but you're not in power anymore, so just take a hike. >> stephen: but i spoke at cpac yesterday! it's such an important, newsworthy event! i'm still so relevant. if people don't talk about me, i'll

let me bring in jepp fer rogers, former prosecutor.ing, it's good to have you. >> good morning, poppy. >> so win hear meek sherwin say everything is on the table when it comes to the former president. where is the bar on that? you got so many people involved. they will say they were motivated by different people and different factors? >> it's a high bar. conspiracy sedittion requires first a conspiracy and the president reached a meeting of the mind with another person that this group of people would do in and stop congress from doing. that's challenging to do. i think it's going to take a lot of proof. that's why i think they have been looking for evidence of coordination with some of these groups armed and planning to go there january 6th and doing what they did. >> so far the most serious charge is obstruction. that's a felony charge up to 20 years in prison. you got what i thought was interesting is the potential for murder charges, because you've got the 139 officers, police officers who were attacked and brian sickneick with the

hasn't durs to build processing centers in country to avoid the need for these children to take the ferilous journey. >> what's your time line? >>ly tell you -- we are moving as fast as possible. >> okay. can you be more specific than that? when are you going to be able to have facilities up and running so no child is in these jail-like border protection facilities for more than 72 hours? >> dana, we established three new facilities just last week. we areles implementing new efficiencies in the hhs process, so we can unite these children with their relatives here in the united states. we are working on the system from beginning to end. we are working around the clock 24/7. let me share with you that this is what we do. we know how to do it. we have dealt with surges in the past. and the men and women of the homeland security will succeed. >> even you admit this is the biggest surge in two decades. this is an administration not shy about putting dates on things. so can you give me a date that you hope to be up and running so that these children have better facil facilities? >> dana, as s

there is going to be real ainge fer they start curbing voting rights. so i think it's a much better voting issue for democrats than most people do. because there is a -- if a convicted felon, a convicted felon can vote, they certainly think the waitress at the waffle house can vote. >> james, what's going happen in georgia if you do away with -- what's going to happen in georgia you do away with -- if you start demanding id, if you make illegal the giving out of free snacks and water to folks in line to vote on a hot day? >> you got to tell people, what you just said, most people won't do it. you can't hand out water in a voting line in georgia. but it's still hot or whatever. souls to the polls. the republican party is the party of religion. so you're saying that people go to church on sunday and that they have service and they take them and run to the poll? what's more american than going to church and voting? you do them both at the same time. how can you be any more american than that? and yet they're trying to restrict that. i don't understand. the

and despite average revenue fer client, 467, i think you still have user growth i think you have 12%owth courtney mentioned i will say something i can't believe i'm about to say, but you have an opportunity to buy the stock where is it tr started the year around $54 and it makes sense because i think a lot of people will be blown out and a huge volume day, one of the capitulation days on the down side and i'm not saying it is going back to 113 but i think it sets up well here. >> shares of game stop exploding, the company tapping chewy's ceo to lead the shift to e-commerce he's a major shareholders now. and etf jumped more than 6%. gamestop is still by far the biggest holding. the stock makes up 9% of the xrt, more than the rest of the top five names combined. so tim, you flagged this earlier. the xrt, what are you calling this. >> the r and xrt is reddit the two day move off the lows on friday is over 10% and not because i bought 15,000 vests in a minute and even though i'm always tempted to do that i think you have a case here where again look at the retail sector, the great irony

that's a two fer. she lays out i got all of this great stuff for alaska in the bill. she can say look i tried to get all this stuff for you here in alaska and then stands against the bill at the end and that saves her right flank from a lot of noise she would have likely received from state party official or whom ever on the ground for supporting this bill. the idea that no republicans should support this bill, why? because it is a biden bill. why? because it is a democratic bill. it has nothing to do with covid and the country and the economy and recovery. it has everything to do with very partisan nature of it. but she was looking to split that baby, if you will, by saying i got alaska all this stuff but i want to vote against it because the bill doesn't do everything we want the bill to do. the follow-up is in the long arduous sort of contrived statement tell us what you want to take out of the bill. the president is asking the right question, you don't like what is in here, tell me what to cut. >> she doesn't say it. >> they never do. that's the point. >> there is

. >>> happening today the fate of the golden gate park fer ris wheel is in the hands of san francisco city supervisors. the board is going to vote today on whether or not to allow the sky star ferris wheel at golden gate park music concourse to stay for just one more year rather than the four year extense proposed by the city's preservation committee. >>> the mayor will hand out tennis gear to a group of middle schoolers. a dozen students will get new shoes, rackets and balls at the tennis center in golden gate park. its part of a park and rec program to help out kid from under served communities. >>> two years in the making a san francisco park transformed with a nearly $20 million price tag. the renovation at garfield square in the mission include new basketball courts and improved indoor pool. it expanded accessibility and a splash pad for kids. the pool will likely open when health orders are lifted. the new features were paid for with a voter approved clean and safe neighborhood parks bond. >>> today the tenderloin could be the first neighborhood to reduce the speed of traffic to

lives and safety of americans as well as our partners, and in the case of the earlier attacks, the fers we did -- the first thing we did was to make sure we understood who was responsible, and that took some time, and then we worked very closely with our iraqi partners to make that determination, and then to take clear action to demonstrate these things could not go forward with impunity. now you're right, we have another attack in the last 24 hours. the first thing we have to do is get to the bottom of it and find out to the best of our ability who is responsible, and i think the president has been very clear that we will take appropriate action in a place and at the time of our choosing. >> woodruff: will that have any bearing on the attempt by the united states to get iran back to the negotiating table when it comes to the iran nuclear talks, and is the u.s. prepared to relieve iran of some sanctions in order to get them back? >> so with regard to the nuclear talks, when we pulled out of the nuclear agreement, the so-called j.c.p.o.a., that it put iran's nuclear program in a box. ira

political committee and as well as our volunteers and sarah, linda, lauren, den ice hyphenroader and jeb fer and amber, jasmine and gabrielle who service as board leaders and membership of the san francisco women's political committee and the rest i submit. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor melgar. also i love the candy neck less. if that is a candy necklace. supervisor safai, you asked to be rereferred. >> thank you. i just want to really appreciate supervisor melgar and those comments at the end and it's extremely important so i appreciate you putting that out there. on these two particular items that we're working on together, i'll just say we're going to try collectively supervisor melgar and i to fill the shoes of supervisor former supervisor yee who dedicated his professional career for two early childcare and as i said in the day, his last day on the board, i learned so much from him and his fierce advocacy for children and families. supervisor melgar and i and i think walton probably have, if you were to add them up, have the vast majority, i know i have the most but i know that th

political committee and as well as our volunteers and sarah, linda, lauren, den ice hyphenroader and jeb fer and amber, jasmine and gabrielle who service as board leaders and membership of the san francisco women's political committee and the rest i submit. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor melgar. also i love the candy neck less. if that is a candy necklace. supervisor safai, you asked to be rereferred. >> thank you. i just want to really appreciate supervisor melgar and those comments at the end and it's extremely important so i appreciate you putting that out there. on these two particular items that we're working on together, i'll just say we're going to try collectively supervisor melgar and i to fill the shoes of supervisor former supervisor yee who dedicated his professional career for two early childcare and as i said in the day, his last day on the board, i learned so much from him and his fierce advocacy for children and families. supervisor melgar and i and i think walton probably have, if you were to add them up, have the vast majority, i know i have the most but i know that th

. >> two things first of all, we are seeing real life consequences of campaign rhetoric, and fers dayetty clear that is both candidates early days in transition period going to be easier more welcoming to people to come into united states even if they do so illegally, it went loud and clear perceived that way driving cries go to continue to get worse disconnect lesson hypocrisy same people demand access called children in cages hosting vigils protests now sort of silent about it i don't see leading first on left out there holding vigils protests begins thes administration for doing same things worse what they accused trump administration of hypocrisy in displays. >> do you want to see administration roll back overturning trump policies, the remain in mexico policy head-scratcher to me i don't understand the point of that i also don't understand the point of stopping all construction of the wall, when it was paid for. now they are just corners of wall that are not being finished, and the equipment is right there, and materials to do so right there, paid for. >> yeah again another examp

have spak the amount of spaks raised from 20 billion in 19 to 73 billion in 2020, so far in 2021, in fersaria: are unbelievably. >> between this year -- about 150 billion between last year, and this year. so that is a lot of firepower, out there. the question is is it too much, and is too much of it in the hands of people who are not experienced, and who are liable to over pay or apply too early stage of development when it is hard to forecast what the revenues and earnings might be. . >> so you've got to be this could about that question as well. will br how does it work you decide industries to target dwell private companies within those areas semiconductors or electric vehicles or a.i. acquire those companies taking them public in the process. >> yes, what happens is the consideration that a spak gives to the private entity is combination of cash that is in this spak, and in our case 345 million, plus the issuance of shares, so it is very often the case that the private owner ends up with half or may be more than half equity in the combined companies. in addition, there is a relatively

kneecapping of states and states rights, and getting rid of the filibuster so this could actually be a two-feressarily tell them how to do it but how to make it more efficient because you saw what happened how long it took to count the ballots in arizona, in michigan. we got this prolonged tally over in georgia. there were things we watched florida go through who fixed it, and we maybe all see what's going on with these different states, and let's hope that we don't have a mail-in ballot situation like last time, where we really had no control. ainsley: in california, gavin newsom, he won back in 2018 with 62% of the votes. his approval rating has gone way down right now people are furious with him. not opening schools not opening restaurants and then he does the opposite and he goes to french laundry and sits down. brian: don't forget the unemployment insurance with $30 billion where the people didn't deserve it. ainsley: so there is this big recall and they have 1.95 million signatures, remember they needed 1.5. so they need all of these signatures to be verified and that will happen, they w

. >> he is a bully serial swal haras fer we are to believe these allegations which i do has to answerm. jackie: let's talk about hot mic on tipped democrats hand tapping biden administration upcoming infrastructure plan maryland democratic senator ben cardin telling transportation story pete buttigieg. >> this is important to watch i warped continue getting caught up on filibuster democrats aabusings reconciliation is something we are going to see infrastructure package, from democrats, is very different than what republicans would want you can assume that it is going to be a ton of special handouts to democrats states also going to be a climate change package, that is meant to cripple certain industries, benefit others this is a very bad sign, it goes against what president biden promising he would do work on bipartisan basis i think republicans are going to push back and say no way. >> i think hypocrisy is apparent with name, for example, 1.9 trillion stimulus we were calling it coronavirus relief we know substantial portion had nothing to do with the pandemic or reparations for tha

i would like to thank ufcw local 648 and local 5 for your advocacy on hazard pay fer our grocery storere workers. my chief-of-staff for your work in staffing ex pushing this through and i know it was a difficult time making sure we have the right ordinance in place that would be successful and deputy city attorney and anne appear son to. they allow the pre-natal program to expand mission and services in the neighborhood include being placing very low income families and housing that they can afford. the match change is critical because it will allow to continue low income housing in its future expansion. currently housing is not permitted as a use on the pdr1-go parcel adjacent to hpp existing building. notably, this proposed to the headquarters as an opportunity to expand their services and increase more affordable housing. the hpp team has engage in very preliminary opportunities stakeholders and including supervisor ronen's office, supervisor ronen immediately offered her support and to work with us on outreach to this community and to community groups in the mission that may be con

political committee and as well as our volunteers and sarah, linda, lauren, den ice hyphenroader and jeb fer and amber, jasmine and gabrielle who service as board leaders and membership of the san francisco women's political committee and the rest i submit. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor melgar. also i love the candy neck less. if that is a candy necklace. supervisor safai, you asked to be rereferred. >> thank you. i just want to really appreciate supervisor melgar and those comments at the end and it's extremely important so i appreciate you putting that out there. on these two particular items that we're working on together, i'll just say we're going to try collectively supervisor melgar and i to fill the shoes of supervisor former supervisor yee who dedicated his professional career for two early childcare and as i said in the day, his last day on the board, i learned so much from him and his fierce advocacy for children and families. supervisor melgar and i and i think walton probably have, if you were to add them up, have the vast majority, i know i have the most but i know that th