this is freddie. hiya, mate. hi, mate, you all right?al for me and the hospital. and it made us a bit famous over christmas. here's a handy recap. go for it. who is that with you, hughie? this is my sister, trixie. so, i've been told that you've raised nearly £50,000. yeah. he's just doing such a greatjob and i couldn't thank him any more. that's absolutely amazing. thank you to everybody that's donated. so, today, i've gone back to the hospital to carry out an in—depth interview — check out the clipboard, people! — with one of my nurses. i'm going to find out what they think about stuff like covid, kissing and the mega money me and freddie have raised. so, this is emily. she was one of the main nurses in my treatment. how do you feel about wearing masks? and i bet you're really excited for the day when you don't have to wear them. i don't mind wearing one at all, it really doesn't bother me. i had a little personal victory the other week where i made you laugh at me in the mask withjust my eyes. have you ever heard of butterfly kisses?

it is great to hear about freddie hughie. thank you for our hear about freddie hughie.d in italy?— filmed in italy? yes, we were in rome. filmed in italy? yes, we were in rome- tell— filmed in italy? yes, we were in rome. tell me _ filmed in italy? yes, we were in rome. tell me about _ filmed in italy? yes, we were in rome. tell me about that i filmed in italy? yes, we were in i rome. tell me about that experience because thinking _ rome. tell me about that experience because thinking it _ rome. tell me about that experience because thinking it was _ rome. tell me about that experience because thinking it was filmed - rome. tell me about that experience because thinking it was filmed a i because thinking it was filmed a while ago, it was before lockdown, before any of this was upon us, so you are free, so to speak, so you could take in the glamour. patrick dempsey is one of your co—stars as well, and in a very glamorous setting, so in italy, paint the scene for me. a, setting, so in italy, paint the scene for me.— setting, so in italy, paint the sceneforme. ., ., ., ~ .

freddy said, if i were born white, it would be less trouble, but being nice. and one guy, hoke bee, the football player said, he'd like to try it for a year and see what happens. the other thing we saw, we had the inevitable or ub bik us to black table. the way harvard is set up, a freshmen dining hall and everybody eats together. we have a table where we pretty much sit and east together. for me it was a refuge in the sense that i could sit with other blacks and we could talk about girls, i guess, and we could talk about culture. we could talk about -- it was a place where you didn't have to sort of speak the king's english. as a matter of fact, stwl's a contemporary comedian named deon cole who has this riff where he talks about how blacks who kind of maneuver in the white world have to manage their blackness because they don't want to get people afraid or scared and that sort of thing. so in many ways, the black table was a place where you could go during the day and not have to manage your negroness and not have to worry about what you said and that sort o

freddy said that he would he said yeah if i were born white it would be less trouble but being negro is nice and then one guy he'll be armstrong football players said that he would. he thought about it and they said he'd like to try it for a year and see what happens, you know, so, you know, he yeah, i mean and the other thing that we set up there we had the i guess it's ubiquitous or inevitable black table. i mean since there were 18 of us and the way harvard set up is that we all live in the yard and we have the freshman dining hall everybody each together, and we would have a table where we pretty much sit and eat together and for me it was kind of a refuge in a sense that i could sit with other blacks and we could talk about you know girls i guess so we could talk about culture we could talk about it was a where you could you didn't have to sort of speak the king's english you could you know, let your hair down as such and as a matter of fact, there's a guy there's a contemporary comedian named dion cole who has this riff where he talks who kind ofn the white world have to manage

freddy has a good quote where he says that he thinks that we all, because all the pressure was that if we messed up, maybe harvard wouldn't let any more blacks in. maybe they would say, this was an experiment that didn't work and this black community has no -- nothing to contribute to the harvard community but, we feel that -- i cannot football analogy, that we carried the ball, we didn't fumble and i like to think that we got closer to the goal post but unfortunately, those goalposts seem to kind of changing got further and further away so that's part of the problem. >> so if you have half questions, we've been asked to remind you to come to the microphone in the middle. >> high, and can't, you touched on this but you know the question if you could have dinner with anyone who would it be? mine is malcolm x and so could you elaborate on your dinner with him, what it was like? >> oh yeah, it was a great dinner. he was charismatic, i mean he was actually charming and he was very different in many ways from the rhetoric that you had heard, that he would give and that he would -- and i thi

his name was freddie gray. it produced a lot of riots in baltimore.ou being the governor, did you say to the mayor "fix this problem," or did you get involved? was it controversial to get involved? gov. hogan: it was 90 days after i was sworn in so i am a new baby governor then the worst violence in 97 years broke out in the city of baltimore. the city was in flames. it was out of control. the mayor was not responding. business owners, city residents were scared. the city police force was overwhelmed. i immediately declared a state of emergency. i called up the national guard and we sent in 1000 extra police officers and 4000 members of the national guard. we brought peace and calm to the city. we allowed peaceful protesters to continue safely for a solid week, but no more violence took place. i walked the streets of baltimore for a solid week. i went to freddie gray's neighborhood, went into the places with the burned out shop owners and listened to the concerns of city residents. it was a prelude to what we have seen this past year with violent prot

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a dedicated grandfather, freddie lovedhe outdoors and camping.terest in fashion. his family said he took pride in choosing what to wear every day. freddie was 67 years old. service was at the center of carolyn barnes' life. she was an enthusiastic volunteer at her church in pensacola, florida and worked as a caregiver in assisted living and daycare centers. she was matter-of-fact and outspoken, her son said, and always told her large family about the importance of helping others. she was 77 years old. steve prince came from a family of journalists, following in the footsteps of his father and grandmother. steve loved copy editing at the south bend tribune, where he worked for 33 years and met his wife, mary. introspective and humble, his wife told us he was passionate about the positive impact newspapers could have in their communities. steve was an avid runner and quietly donated his money and time to several causes, including as a dedicated volunteer at his local hospil, his wife said. steve was 75 years old. juan ordonez was always smiling and

this is freddie. hiya, mate. hi, mate. are you all right?s the evidence. these are my beads of courage. every time i do something, i get one of these. and when i first got diagnosed, i had 5a, 56 black beads and every black head is either a blood test or a thumb break and i�*ve still got lots more to come. so, like i said, this place isjust amazing! and i know the money freddie has raised is going to make it even better. let�*s find out how they are going to spend it in a section of film we like to call... freddie and hughie go on a virtual shopping trip to the royal manchester children's hospital! _ music means a lot to both of us, doesn�*t it, freddie? yeah, for sure. one thing we would like to fund is a music therapist. me, personally, music helps me calm down when i�*m feeling a little bit anxious. this is me in rehearsals for a show before i got poorly. check out the hair, people! and this is me on the drums. we love music. i think that is a great project| and i am completely pleased you to have managed to help ward 84 get that provisio

all this before, in tobe hooper�*s the funhouse back in the �*80s, in videogames five nights at freddy's in the horror—comedy the banana splits movie, in which the cuddly characters suddenly start welding axes. still, if you want to see nics cage beat a fluffy gorilla with a giant toilet plunger and beat it to death with an axe and leave it by the side of a urinal, it is available on streaming stores. thanks for watching, stay safe, see you next week. that's coffee. the coffee packs a punch, doesn't it? it's an acquired taste. hello. the temperatures in the isles of scilly reached ten celsius on saturday evening and that's the first time we've had double figures in the uk in a week. so the sun is now setting on this spell of bitterly cold weather. for all of us in the week ahead, things will be much milder. we'll notice it by day and by night. but it means the return of spells of rain on what will be quite a blustery week. already as sunday begins, milder air is nudging into western parts. for many of us it's one last cold morning as temperatures hover close to freezing. there is a bit o

seen all this before, in tobe hooper�*s the funhouse back in the 805, in videogames five nights at freddy'sna splits movie in which the cuddly character start welding axis. still if you want to see nicholas cage beat a fluffy gorilla to death with an axe and leave it footed by a urinal, it is available on streaming stores. thanks for watching, 5ee streaming stores. thanks for watching, see you next week. the copy packs a punch, it's an acquired taste. hello there. for most of us, this weekend is going to feel bitterly cold. that's because we'll have very strong winds. it's going to be windy, pretty much both saturday and sunday. but by the end of the weekend, we'll start to see some milder air making inroads, particularly across more western parts. but we start this morning off on a settled and bright note across eastern areas. windy and very cold, mind you. further west, for northern ireland, some disruptive snow to move in through the morning period. accumulations up to 5—10 cm and that snow will be blowing around and the strong winds drifting in places. the snow will then slowly move eas

all this before, in tobe hooper�*s the funhouse back in the �*80s, in videogames five nights at freddy'sthe horror—comedy the banana splits movie, in which the cuddly characters suddenly start welding axes. still, if you want to see nic cage beat a fluffy gorilla with a giant toilet plunger and beat it to death with an axe and leave it by the side of a urinal, it is available on streaming stores. thanks for watching, stay safe, see you next week. that's coffee. the coffee packs a punch, doesn't it? it's an acquired taste. if you haven't yet decided weather you prefer cold, snowy weather or mild, rainy weather, well we have a direct comparison between last week and at this to make up your mild. very misty eyed mirsky, shall was initially for northern ireland, they will push into scotland and parts of northern england, wales. it will brighten up a little bit away from the showers. look at these temperatures compared to where we have been, double figure temperatures above freezing for most of us in the day ahead. although we end monday dry, they will be more wet weather sweeping north and e

and none of the 7 attempts on goal troubled leverkusen look at freddie. think it's all going to get to a good team soon the bonus league and it's most important game for both teams and it's not only. on the pitch. overall leipsic had 16 shots on target to live a couzens 8 day continuous effort was rewarded in the 50th minutes. by christopher and cuckoo broke the deadlock he was like 6 most vibrant player with 4 shots during the game. but from putting 4 opponents with this silky smooth move to school was undoubtedly the best moment of the match . this encounter was dominated by pressing from both sides and an exciting one to watch for the tacticians among us and a more casual fan maybe less so. although leipsic hitting the woodwork for the 13th time this season got pulses racing ever so briefly. today we're playing against a very good competitor for the champs the qualifications or rest of the game and put 3 points for us. in the end leverkusen were harmless as they have been since their defeat to brian in december in the 6 games since then they've only ma

. >> freddie salaam i'll -- freddie del amo as i said he was the head of the penetration squad. he did is he recruited italian low-level employees working at various embassies. the doorman, the cleaner, the secretary, the messenger. they spent years carefully finding people in recruiting them. someone would be called in to a meeting and he'd introduce them as any other name and i can offer you the salary if you want to work for me and if you don't you must never speak about this meeting and the person's job was to make a wax impression and to wait until an ambassador left the key to the door in the key to the safe lying around to make a wax impression and deliver it to salaam o.. from that last impression he made the informer come the agency inside the embassy would say this is when they go out to lunch and this is when i go out to dinner and he would come with the keys into the embassy open the safe, take out the documents, quickly take it to a photograph studio again within walking distance, very nearby and a working-class apartment nearby. everything would be photographed and

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yeah not exactly that freddy. but here you go. there was no our friends having us out * how yeah. i knew from various wow. that was a good weekend ok i am but i think i'm a what from right. now the from us media but i get that but i didn't know michelle young did you know i was a stallion. something like that but. you need to one up by and seen and i would like . a good analogy. said that god. had made up that you forgot anybody got. 70 but i must say are these that god might want to jump. in and defend it in the book when the mind at least a little but i don't want to do was not like god then that's the beauty of it all and there doesn't seem to be given the go why doesn't it. not my man be dead because of my god if you got a lot of dough going to man you know the big dance oh ah. rousing support on the terraces has produced results on the page. this year they've won promotion to the 1st division. support for same and isn't confined to match days. the ultras build their lives around the club. every year they stage a music festival headlined by the biggest bands in indonesia. it's

yeah i did exactly that freddy. but again you. say that you have 0 r. for having us out * how idea. i knew from very small. how i feel that was the reason you know they are in awe and make what someone. else from us media but i get that but i didn't know michelle young did you know i was a stallion. can something like that but. i mean for one of mine seen and i would like . to get a good analogy. said that god. had made up that you forgot that he got up and said that the best i must say to these that god might want to tell. the now definitive the one time i want to be for a little fun but if i don't want to do it was not like that then that's the beauty of it all and they're not going to be given the go on disability i'll definitely not mind them be dead because of my god if you got a lot done to man you know the big dance oh. rousing support on the terraces has produced results on the pitch. this year they've won promotion to the 1st division. support for same and isn't confined to match days. the ultras build their lives around the club. every year they stage a music festival head

a fox welcome to dennis miller plus one a chat at freddie 8 seconds with this guy i'm already a. handsome brothers over my shoulder here and my man grew up by then i was in russo minnesota and then got out just in time to go to arizona for a school work trust me they're not where parker's they're the girls but they have some brothers a big. of a young men in the minnesota boys life right now of course we do we all aspired we all aspire to be and then you know 98 percent of the hockey players up there were they and some brothers. i don't want to bury the lead here but we're talking to you garrett hedlund and he is known for films like tron legacy currently starring in the hulu film jefferson that hello there you are talking about m.g.m. in the past and now these platforms are making great product the hulu film the united states versus billie holiday it will be released on the streaming platform on february 28th and we squint here i want to make sure i have the date right 26 this is garrett hedlund. i'm very good i'm very you know thanks for having me dance . listen it was a congra

at the unbelievable charisma freddie mercury had a one get say mickjagger as well.hink in your opinion that these sorts of megastars aren't being produced today? partly lethargy.. i think partly because the youth today, of the more sophisticated countries of gotten a bit lazy, i think. i'm surprised that more artists haven't come up to fight really hard very during the pandemic. i'm really surprised that there aren't better songs being written. and that's the way it is. i think it is a bit of lethargy. but we are changed. there are lots and lots of different forms of music that are coming out today, we are very, spread very wide. the final reason actually is due to technology. today you can hear or listen to anything. there's a thousand different types of music you could pick up literally in the stroke of a button. and at what used to be, when we built the huge, giant acts, the dinosaur acts of today, if you like. it's because it was narrowcast. because everybody focused on listening to that album. divide the album and listening to the cd, etc. and they focused it b

he said freddy, what's wrong? he said, i don't like school, and he said freddy, you better get back there. don't let that teacher divide you. frederick douglas haines, iii, he couldn't believe that incredible sermon that he heard. we know how to support people from our community. we have back on tracks, we have freedom school. all these young people need is support. there's nothing wrong with their brains. we will not dumb down their school, but we've got to get the traction, and i hope the board does the right thing, support it with the proviso, that you're going to give it to people with traction, and not just leave it on the paper. that's the naacps position. >> thank you, reverend brown. sorry for the confusion. we have people who have been made available. if you have any questions, commissioners, feel free to ask them. that's why they're here, to lend their expertise. >> i'd like to ask director davis about her perspective in just the role of h.r.c. and office of racial equity, potential partnership. >> thank

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there's a member of the congress there right now, republican by the name of freddy upton.served together in the house. i don't know what he's thinking. he voted -- he voted to strip the committee assignments away. i believe he voted for impeachment. he is in a district in michigan, and i'm going to have to call him because he must not even know what the heck is going on, don, because this is so bizarre, so far from anything that we've ever seen. >> john, let me ask you. you know, we've been talking a lot about this. you say you believe the fever is breaking and that the support that -- trump is losing support, especially with -- because of issues like this. but you said something very interesting. they're trying to have it both ways. >> they are. >> i heard conservatives on television today, megan mccain saying you can't have it both ways. you have to draw the line, take a stand. >> yeah. >> you said they're trying to have it both ways. can they have it both ways or is this a losing proposition for them? >> i hope it's a losing proposition because you can't do this. a nake

lidar makers regarding its self-driving car project, apple getting on the news, paring gains and freddie'ssion as did some lidar makers, lumen are at another both gaining. paring gains later. apple is someways off getting a self-driving car of its own and lidar, the consensus says, is it key part to help cars see the world around them and be truly autonomous. bloomberg news reports talks between apple and lidar makers are ongoing. bloomberg has invested heavily in its own research at its own lidar technology and underlying software that powers of driving. but it is one to watch. and it is a sign apple may be actually further away from a product than we might think. taylor: bloomberg's ed ludlow, thank you for the update and happy friday. the supreme court ruled uber drivers are workers entitling them to minimum wage at holiday pay. this changes everything for the gig economy that has become more popular. for insight into what that means for uber, we are joined by dan ives from whatbush --wedbush securities. over took a sigh of relief when it didn't look like they were going to have to trea

>>however, west virginia's french creek freddie did not see his shadow and predicted an early springnt to anywhere where they didn't have but she shuns and in ohio buckeye chuck also predicted an early spring by not seeing his shadow so 2 out of 3 say warm weather is coming. guess we'll just have to wait and see which groundhog is right. >>i queued little coming up next beer and football go hand-in-hand for a lot of people but for some the to do not mix but one nonprofit is doing to keep the party alive without the boats. >>new tonight song super bowl sunday, a nonprofit is teaming up with the former tampa bay buccaneer and miss america 2020 organizers. they're talking about a sober super bowl is for fans recovering from addiction. reporter justin schecker has that story. >>good evening. this tailgate party is hosted by silver, a f entertainment next sunday, the facility behind me. there will be an afternoon of football and fun without the pressure of drinking and for that former buccaneer this cause is personal know i was that guy willing to do whatever i have to stay on the field r

>> oh, freddie stroma, atmosphere he's great. >> jimmy: did he surprise you with the hat there?jimmy: i could see that. >> such an idiot. >> jimmy: you play the crew chief for a nascar team. are you a nascar fan? >> growing up, i loved richard petty. but i never knew much about -- beyond that, i didn't know much about it. i watched on it wide world of sports, then long island kid, you're not exposed to nascar. >> jimmy: right, yeah. >> me and sandler did press for a couple movies. we did the "gentlemen, start your engines" at a couple of these. >> jimmy: i was thinking about that. you and adam. i think -- many believe you were responsible for the greatest "gentlemen, start your engines" of all time. ♪ ahh ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ oh yeah ♪ engines! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: lesser men would not have survived that. >> almost went down, by the way, got tangled up in the mic cord. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so kevin, since you're playing a crew chief, i thought it might be fun to test your knowledge of automobile parts. >> oh, i'm very good now. >> jimmy: you are? okay, good. >> yes. now i

the popular character of freddie the free loader, so he was a bum and we see that reflected in his actions. so why did people become the hobos? the number one reason was because of economic necessity, they were searching for work they were searching for food, they were searching for shelter and sometimes they would get the stuff, and sometimes you don't be able to have a little extra and send it home, other times they were just able to maintain their own existence as they lit along. so for something about that is, that if you're able to maintain your own existence, at least you're not being a burden and bring that back to your family. you know economic necessity, and that is number one reason why people became hobos. and some of the became hobos for the adventure, freedom of the open road. call your own shots, coming though as you like. be year own boss. and that was the romanticized version that we have of the law hobos over the course of time. the third reason that people that did that was for escape. sometimes they were trying to escape from the law, sometimes escape from abuse, sometim

separately the agencies that oversees fannie mae and freddie mac, ultimately, these foreclosures will the state of texas remains frozen in place, still without power, 3 million customer which is is a lot more than just 3 million people. and winter isn't done battering the south just yet. meteorologist pedram javaheri joins us with the forecast. pe pedram, when is texas going to get a break? >> i think late this weekend and early next week. we see a dramatic shift. we could be in the 70s and 80s across parts of houston towards the latter part of next wreeek. temperatures running 20 to 40 degrees below what is normal for this time of year. but what is happening across portions of southern texas is what the national weather service in san antonio and austin say has the possibility of signature events seen in portions of san antonio into austin, indicated in purple colors here. shifting eastward towards houston. this is freezing rain coming down at this hour. officials are urging anyone along positions of the i-35 corridor, portions eastward to stay off the roads at this hour. you'll noti

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baltimore and you're right in 2014 president obama called in the national guard in baltimore after the freddieot, he condemned the writers saying those who looted and started fire should be treated like terminals, thousands of troops were deployed to your city that was president obama saying stop it. what changed since then? >> i don't know, catering to those extreme leftist that want to push the black lives matter movement and once we push the narrative that everybody and everything in america is so racist. president albina actually condemned it and the differences we had a lot more arrest happened during the 2015 riots and that's why you saw it taper off so quickly because he did say you've got to restore law and order in baltimore but importantly what we see in the professional down in d.c. injured they are not doing anything. they're allowing the criminals to run free and run their cities while regular local people patronizing the restaurants are living in fear and in danger. elizabeth: you know let me back up americans aren't for political extremism especially violent extremism is about m

the popular character of freddy the free loader, he was a bum. and you could sort of see that reflected in his actions as a character. so why do people become hobos? the number one reason was out of economic necessity. they were searching for work, searching for food, searching for shelter and sometimes they would get this stuff and then be able to have a little extra and send it home, other times they were just able to maintain their own existence as they went along. and of course the thing about that is that if you're able to maintain your own existence, at least you're not a burden back to your family. so economic necessity number one reason why people became hobos. there were some who became hobos for the adventure. the ability to call your own shots and come and go as you like, be your own boss. that is sort of the romantic version that we have of hobos over the course of time. and then the third reason that people became hobos was for escape. sometimes they were trying to escape from the law, sometimes they were trying to escape from abuse.

you're right in 2014 president obama called in the national guard in baltimore after the freddy grayts. he condemned those rioters, those who looted and started fires in baltimore should be treated like criminals. thousands of troops were deployed to your city. that was president obama saying stop it. what changed since then, kim? >> i don't know. i guess catering to those extreme leftists that want to push this black lives matter movement and watch to push this narrative that everybody and everything in america is so racist. you're right, president obama, he actually condemned it. the difference is, we had a lot more arrests happen during those 2015 riots. that is why you saw it taper off so quickly. because he did, he said look, you've got to restore law and order in baltimore. but unfortunately with we're seeing especially mayor bowser in d.c., they're not doing anything. they're allowing criminals to run free and run their cities while regular, local people patronizing restaurants are living in fear and in danger. elizabeth: you know, no, let me back up. americans aren't for poli

the popular character of freddy the freeloader, he was a bum, and you can see that sort of reflected in his actions as a character. so why did people become hobos? well, the number one reason became hobos was out of economic necessity. they were searching for work. they were searching for food. they were searching for shelter, and, you know, sometimes they would get this stuff and then be able to, you know, have a little extra and send it home. other times they were just sort of able to maintain their own existence as they went along, and, of course, the thing about that is that if you're able to maintain your own existence at least you're not being a burden back to your family so economic necessity, number one reason why people became hobos and also a reason why people became hobos for adventure, the freedom of the open road, freedom to call your own shots, come and go as you lyrics be your own boss. you know, that's sort of the romanticized version that we have of hobos over the course of time, and then the third reason that people became hobos was for escape. sometimes they were t

it's wrong to rap has gone freddy van fleet's has set a new franchise record to help his team beat the orlando magic 123-1083 scored 54 making it the most points ever scored in a single game by an undrafted player in n.b.a. history so passing moses malone is requital 53 he made 11 of his 1st 12 attempts from 3 point range this is the route to 7 victory in 11 games plus lawyers fought for me for now but i'll be back later sara thank you very much we will see you then on the next half hour we'll have 30 minutes of al-jazeera world news hopefully we'll see going to it until then. even recent history can become ops cured 3 intrepid photojournalists returned to the at the center of peru civil war and truck down the brave characters that they had captured through their lenses 30 years earlier. imagine a rising challenge to the official history that denies indigenous peoples contribution to the peace process witness seen again on the jersey. the river narin flows through the coldest region of kyrgyzstan the temperatures here could drop to 20 degrees below 0 this time of year but the driving s

. >>> we want to remember some of the more than 495,000 60-year-old freddy viez was a band director in for nearly 40 years. his familied is he not only taught his students to play an instrument but taught them confidence, discipline and core values. he also played trumpet in several local bands. he leaves behind a wife and three children. >>> deputy nicholas howell did not quite make it to his second anniversary with the sheriff's office in henry county, georgia. among those paying their respects at his recent funeral was nba legend shaquille o'neal who has a home in henry county. his wife says the father of five was a fighter, a provider and a protecto protector. he was just 36 years old. just the cost of this. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ hey limu! [ squawks ] how great is it that we get to tell everybody how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? i mean it... oh, sorry... [ laughter ] woops! [ laughter ] good evening! meow! nope. oh... what? i'm an emu! ah ha ha. no, buddy! buddy, it's a filter! only pay for what you n

housing boom, the average for a 30 year fixed loan was 2.9 7% the highest since august, according to freddie mac a new study from ibm reveals that one in 4 consumers globally plan to switch jobs. this year the study shows voluntary job changes in skills development are still top of mind even during the pandemic and of the 28% surveys you do plan to switch jobs. the need for more flexible work schedule and different location where the big reasons target opening scaled down versions about the shores of some of that us outlets this year target said the enhanced apple shopping experiences, growing up to 17 stores in the coming months, the hot sections that include new lighting and displays for shoppers to experiment with apple products like from new york, i'm jane king back to james very good. thank you jane have a great weekend. >>on the peninsula, a local restaurant owner shut down his business to allow his employees to get a chance to get vaccinated kron four's terisa stasio has their story. >>that is restaurant owner way in the passenger seat carpooling to a san mateo vaccination site thursd

freddy: dos presos tuvieron tiempo suficiente para escapar con sus rivales.y esta vez se enfrentaron grupos criminales poderosos con contactos con grupos de drogas mexicanos estÁn intentando encontrar un liderazgo delictivo al interior de los centros y en la tarde pareciÓ que la policÍa retomÓ el control pero ocurrieron enfrentamientos que dejaron mÁs muertos. anoche el servicio confirmÓ que fueron asesinados 75 presidiarios. y unidades Élite entraron en acciÓn para evitar fugas y restaurar el orden y en el exterior los familiares desesperados buscaban informaciÓn sobre los muertos y los heridos. >> me dijeron que mi hermano estaba herido con ocho puÑaladas. >> las fuerzas armadas se sumaron a este operativo de seguridad al interior de las prisiones. satcha: en las Últimas horas un juez federal de texas se suspende la plaza miento de deportaciones el fallo prohÍbe de forma indefinida que el mandatario imponga una moratoria de 100 dÍas como prometiÓ durante su campaÑa. esto lo dicta el nominado por el expresidente trump ya que la medida viola leyes federales y

richard, the economy is coming on freddie well -- is coming on pretty well.t are the policy priorities, particularly pertaining to the environment, that you will expect from friday onward? >> as often the case with china, the broad policy priorities have been signals. -- have been signaled. it is green energy. they have a carbon neutral target by 2060. it will be difficult to reach. tech investment spending, that is obviously -- politically, but also a foreign policy imperative , to make sure china's not reliant on the u.s. in so far as key supply chains. i think those are the main ones. on top of that, i think the general emphasis will be, as we have seen on recent years, higher quality growth. difficult to achieve, but these are the big picture aims president g was set for the party -- president xi will set for the party. >> there is a growing debate, particularly after the pandemic year. does a gdp growth target help achieve quality growth or does it make an arbitrary policy, particularly at a government -- a local level? >> the system and china has been c

freddy's name is based on _ and it was the name... freddy's name is based on that. took and the love you gave, we salute you. when the world was hit with a global pandemic... your courage, optimism and joyous ways saved the day. so we will forever salute you. every culture, every generation was quieter when you are talking. as you taught us, the sun will shine again, you taught us to value and the power in walking. along with your gracious . lessons on peace and hope. that's what you gave us — empathy and giving. - united stronger as a nation, you really helped make us. as you said, the clouds will go away. you made us believe. now i pray you're shining bright, as we are blessed to have - you in the sky, as a shining light. captain sir tom moore, it is you that makes us. now we pray you get to rest in peace, as we as a world are grateful for all you left. and if you ask the kids about captain sir tom moore, do you know what they say? he's the best. we salute you for the hopes and dreams you raised. - we salute you for all the steps you took and the love you gave. wh

[laughter] you are freddy krueger and jason in one. thank you, charlie gasparino. in the middle of times square, 200 rooms. hotels have been closing down left and right, but this guy's crazy enough to think that, you know what? i think we can make a go of it. john cullen is the manager recentville -- margaritaville ceo. very good to have you, john. congratulations. >> thank you. thank you for having me. neil: it looks like -- and i could be wrong -- you are in the old doubletree times square location. is that right? around 47th street and times square? >> it's actually the old parsons school of design, 40th and seventh avenue right on the corner. neil: okay. my bad, i apologize. these two courtyards my mare yachts -- by marriott, a host of others all shutting down. not you though, why? >> well, we're just very excited to bring the margaritaville lifestyle to the island of manhattan. people forget it's an island and really can't think of a more appropriate destination for people to be visiting as, hopefully, the coast clears and visiting safely. so we're very excite

some are from like freddy mack that warned that coastal property is vulnerable to a crash worse than08 mortgage meltdown that would cascade down. what it does to insurance what it does a 30 year mortgage, all but it's moodies, it's the bank of international settlements, it's black wrong, it's mckenzie. there is a report by a noble prize winning economist that he filed under oath in all of that. i sent this to every single one of my colleagues here in the senate with very little effect, apparently. but i want you to be aware of it and i would like you to comment briefly on how seriously you at omb will take these warnings. if there is a crash from the carbon bubble busting, if there is a crash from coastal property values decreasing, it will be the most warned of crash in history. what will we do about it? do you take them seriously? >> i absolutely take them seriously and the president himself recognizes the deep cataclysmic crisis of climate change. i also think of the costs of inaction. what they are doing based on the actions and inactions of climate. and the impact of the decisio