garner thinks 2021 is looking like 2020.ing you-all these because again, this is such a contrary view i got to back it up with a lot of charts. go into last year wall street believes the treasuries are headed lower as rising interest rates were taken as a given. for a few weeks it looked like the conventional wisdom would be right and bingo, yes, covid. covid turned the world upside down and bond prices skyrocketed. this year garner thinks wall street is once again too bearish on bonds after last week's low, she's betting we'll see a consolidation that will act as a stepping stone to the next higher she views the pull back over the last six months as temporary, a cooling off period of trelsasur futures got over bought. look at the relative strength index. it's not overboard territory but was before meanwhile, do you see the red line and green line here see these two? these are visual representation of volatility. as the security gets more volatile, the bands expand as it gets less volatile they shrink. okay the way this work

chairman's great organizing talent gave roosevelt and garner all but two of the 48 states., the president visited south america to personally advocate his good neighbor policy as unrest spread abroad. 1937, president roosevelt became the first chief executive to be sworn in on the new inaugural day january 20th, severe weather and pouring raining dampened the scenes of his second inauguration but not his bristling address to the nation. with war spreading this europe and asia, president roosevelt of kingston, ontario solemnly pledged that the united states would pledge to protect canada if that country were ever invaded. the devastating marks of war over all world democracies directed president roosevelt's attention closely to international problems. aid short of war was asked, embargoes lifted, naval aid was given to great britain. in 1940, wendal will thee opposed the president and became our first third term candidate the president was reelected by 27 million. the first third term candidate, mr. roosevelt confined his campaign activities largely to defense inspection tri

vice president garner passes from the national scene when he swears and henry wallace. justice hughes administers the sacred oath. >> i, franklin delano roosevelt, do solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states and will, to the best of my ability, preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. >> so help you god? >> so help me god. [applause] >> president roosevelt accepts with confidence and grace the honor which george washington refused. >> on this day the task of the people is to save that nation and its institutions from disruption from without. in the face of great perils, our -- never before encountered, our strong purpose is to protect and to perpetuate the integrity of democracy. for this, for this we must don the spirit of america and the faith of america. we do not retreat. we are not content to stand still. as americans we go forward in the service of our country by the will of god. [applause] >> his address finished with the stirring spectacle of the inaugural parade. reviewing troops at t

the chairman's opposition -- garnered all the tools in the 48 states.e fall of 1936, the president visited south america to advocate his policies, as an rest spreads abroad. 1937, president roosevelt became the first chief executive to be sworn in on the new inaugural day. jenner 20th. it was pouring rain at the scene of the second integration. but not to -- address to the nation. with war spreading in europe and asia. president roosevelt pledge that the united states would fight to protect canada if that country were ever invaded. the devastating merge of war of the democracies directed president roosevelt's attention closely to international problems. each out of or. embargoes. labor aid was given. in 1940, -- the president became our first consecutive third term candidate. 22 million votes. the president was reelected by 27 million. the first third term candidate he described his campaign as -- of a journey never before made in american history. the president elect left to his third consecutive integration. the president waved in response. a great, s

second, ucsf has gone above and i don't know in their efforts to garner community input as part of their planning input and the result is a well thought through plan with the critical healthcare, housing jobs and public transportation needs of our community, third, it's well documented that healthcare and housing are linked and reflects that a lot and up to 46% of housing units at 120% ami or less and for staff households at 121% to 210ami and increasing the supply of affordable housing residents for improvement and last but not least we applaud improving the expanding transportation and addition to the environment of benefits of reducing car traffic this expansion will benefit low income residents who rely on public transportation to access necessities including food and improvement and education and healthcare and for all these reasons and many others the housing action coalition supports ucsf's proposed parnassus campus plan. thank you, very much. >> caller: hello, supervisors. i'm calling can concerns about the affordable housing in the ucsf parnassus project. this is a multi-decade

wanting to have a referendum about wanting to have a referendum to see what sort of support they garneredr government but wouldn't change anything constitutionally? they haven't said in the road map what _ they haven't said in the road map what that— they haven't said in the road map what that referendum would look like if they— what that referendum would look like if they were doing it with plan b. presumably they could well be within the constitutional parliament but irrespective of what the question is all referenda in the uk would still need _ all referenda in the uk would still need the — all referenda in the uk would still need the consent of those on the opposing — need the consent of those on the opposing side to accept the legitimacy of

wanting to have a referendum about wanting to have a referendum to see what sort of support they garneredand with that just serve as support they garnered there, and with thatjust serve as more political pressure on the westminster government but wouldn't change anything constitutionally? they haven't said in the road map whet _ they haven't said in the road map what that— they haven't said in the road map what that referendum would look like if they— what that referendum would look like if they were doing it with plan b. presumably they could well be within the constitutional parliament but irrespective of what the question is all referenda in the uk would still need _ all referenda in the uk would still need the — all referenda in the uk would still need the consent of those on the opposing — need the consent of those on the opposing side to accept the legitimacy of the outcome and ultimately it would need the co—operation of the uk government and uk _ co—operation of the uk government and uk parliament to make the process— and uk parliament to make the process happen, to negotiate a tr

the mugs sometimes garnering mixed reactions at rival stadiums, like a less than warm greeting from philly's mascot fanatic. the pinch hitters included plenty of furry faces. >> the all pet section is in here at the coliseum. >> and familiar ones too. tom hanks returned to the home of the oakland a's where he once worked as awe teenager, the actor recording his voice to play over the speakers. >> hot dog here, hot dog! >> team president says fans also recreated favorite memories. >> people had loved ones that had passed away and they actually had a cutout of them made and they were sitting there watching the same with them like 20 or 30 years ago. it shows how baseball and sports can bring people together, especially in times of crisis. >> fans sometimes got to keep the balls that hit their cutouts. a player's pet had a close encounter. >> he cut the pooch right in the snout. >> reporter: the cutouts did more than just raise spirits. the mlb says teams participating d donating money to local charities. in chicago white sox fan paul garrett sent a message at the season opener with 100 cutouts

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> a petition to recall governor gavin newsom is gaining steam, garnering over 1 million signaturess john ramose reports, a state democratic party is starting to take it seriously.>> whether you think governor newsom is doing a good job or a bad job, the fact is that the pandemic has made being a governor a thankless job. if governor newsom didn't have enough problems with the pandemic, now he has more. >> we are starting to get 100 signatures a day at a location like this. when it first started i was getting 10 to 20 a day. >> he has been volunteering every day together signatures for a recall after he lost his engineering job to the covid-19 shutdown. so who was signing the petition? >> people that have their businesses shut down. people that want to go to church. >> but the california democratic party does not believe that. >> this recall effort which really ought to be called the california coup, is led by, is conspiracy theorists, bule our democratic institutions. are you press comments yesterday tied to the riots at the state capital. and the chair of the california gop says i

i am amy garner. and i am a mom of six kids. okay, where did you want the bow?metimes we just think of finances as a whole of society, but insteader i see my browhose business was going down. that triggered the stress, wch triggered his health issues, which triggered his ntal health issues, and he was gone in 60 days. three years o, he took his life. this is my brother, brian. yeah. (sighs) i wanted to save other families from going through what we went throug (voice cracking): sorry. passionate about not shutting things down, letting people choose. are we sheep or are we people? >> people! >> let's go to work! >> that doesn't mean that we don't believe there are people at extra risk, or that we don't love them or accept their concerns. i'm like, mine says, my... our definition, oh, "your definitioe ofential is not the same as mine." so, i'm like, theyeally are missing out on the hardworking people who can't earn moy for their family, like... is going to go wayr.suicide you take away people's connections, their hobbies, their friends, their worship, eir work, an

britain and perform chiefly by young hispanics and african-americans the videos garnered over a 1000000 views on you tube. so i think awareness makes it possible for people to make choices. fighting to be heard. i think we're fighting to get the word out i mean we're fighting against interests that want to see us fail as long as big spending money they don't sleep. with that the campaign to fight against them can't sleep. meanwhile 3000 miles away on the east coast another activist has risen up and coming. the podium to tell the community it is being decimated and how. this is a crisis in our community and for me it's a crisis because i'm finding that i'm losing more people to sweets than i am to the streets and i'm losing more people die related issues that i am to the streets to gun violence this is an epidemic and one that i'm deeply concerned about . are already in his combat against this evil reverend coates is not inhibited by the conventions associated with his calling. this can of soda pop right there 30 grams of sugar 39 grams of sugar in one can of soda no how many teaspoons o

not that long ago the con conventional wisdom said game stop was garnered.the thing around but video games going digital and the mall going bye, bye the future looked bleak. the xbox and playstation came out. last week the company added the founder and successful chewy to the board of directors taking a major stake in game stop management has been silent certainly not talking to me but gnat in the last few weeks the stock went from 17 to 80 with a pit stop of $159 today spectacular turn it been an incredible win for the bulls including people bushing it on wall street bets and my hat off to them made a lot of money. it been an incredibly bad wager for 148% of the float meaning they shorted more sharing than are actually traded. well, they pushed the luck and it blew up in their faces. so what is all this about? i think it amounts to a street fight, the thing we're used to seeing between big time money managers remember when bill ackman went to war did a great job on that story. they started pushing the story herb life was a fraud. the longs including major p

it is hard to overestimate how well esg did in terms of garnering interest for the entirety of the year maybe that is why it was flat. perhaps people have allocated so much, there wasn't anything additional they needed to add. that is a record year for esg in 2020 despite the fact that it didn't see any net inflows for the past week, francine. francine: let's get back to another of our top stories as we start 2021, and it is of course virus vaccines at the outlook for the global economy. solomon, goldman sachs' chair and chief executive spoke about getting people vaccinated in the hopes of emerging from the pandemic on the other. >> the toughest task of the new administration is continuing to march forward to make progress to get the vaccines distributed to so we can get to the other side of the virus. there will be a lot of discussion about what additional stimulus is needed. we have raised a bunch of issues here this morning, trying to get people focused on what we think needs to be included in any additional stimulus that is brought forward. the big focus is we have got to get people

but they were left floundering as the hole and garner got on their way after dancing his way past 5 opponents he put such a strain on the left. a bit of one touch magic in total and popped up by the far post to finish up a very nasty mate. who was a very tough much they were good in 1st half worth but we kept going in 2nd half and. we knew that we would get the chances and. important win. and the nightmare wasn't tell you that for this guy yes with 6 minutes left it was royce again with the clinical pass to set up a whole into his seconds and record breaking 25th goal in his 1st 25 put this league games his fellow no way to ensure not managed to grab a consolation goal right at the end. something him almost at least one decision not both man got right. first of all but about a 2 2nd half what a better team at the end reduced. that's analysis was certainly placed into the truth that he's full cost before the game. but now let's have a look at what you football philosophy is made of the match days top clash and. here's how the world so the big games we start in argentina where this fine cold ho

or garner the pirates who are known dana barney to baghdad data for connor haas. only the brightest and strongest will be selected. for the others it will be the crushing ind of a mind flung dream. best of a dinner party so work among. it's easier to get into harvard university then to join the british corkers more than $12000.00 boys applied this year and the army is going to take less than 4 percent. in the low. kemal karun is hoping to be one of the chosen few. he's from a family of farmers life has always been a struggle for them but this is kemal one chance to change that. the only thing i can think about right now is joining the british army there's nothing else. if i succeed i'll be able to get my parents out of poverty give them a normal life and all the happiness they just. to prepare for the gear to try out kemal and his best friend rohit have been at this training center for the last 2 years. they've both tried and failed to join the british army before so this year the pressure is really on. obviously i won both of us to get in but if only my friend ma

in a "dateline" nbc exclusive this week the families of jacob blake, george floyd and eric garner spoke with craig melvin about social justice and police violence. >> when does not listening to the police when they tell you to stop walking justify seven shots to the back anything they do to african-americans or brown people in this country is justified with freaking hatred >> reporter: here in downtown kenosha many streets have been shut down and businesses have boarded up. blake's family is now calling for peaceful protest. lester >> all right, gabe, thank you. >>> well, it is election day again. and while the presidential contest has been decided, voters in georgia are having the final say over the critical and still unanswered question of who will control the u.s. senate two runoff races under way there. blayne alexander is in georgia. >> good morning. come on in >> reporter: it's officially decision day in georgia >> i just feel it's time for change. >> reporter: after a seemingly endless flood of campaign dollars, tv ads and a rotating door of political big names, today hundreds of

the families of jacob blake, eric garner, spoke about social justice and police violence. >> when does not listening to the police when they tell you to stop walking justify seven shots to the back? anything they do to african-americans or brown people in this country is justified with freaking hatred >> reporter: blake's father told me although the family was disappointed with the d.a.'s decision, it was the one they expected they are not calling for justice at the federal level >> thank you >>> one final vote in an election unlike any other. after two counts of recounts, court challenges and twists upon twists, congress will tally the electoral college voeltes and certify joe biden's victory. the effort does not appear to have enough votes to pass. thousands of the president's supporters are already converging in d.c. to protest the certification vote police arrested six people at the ruckus rally yesterday on monday, they arrested the lead orof the proud boys after he was accused of vandalizing a black lives matter banner at a historic black church. they found henrik will w high u c

written and performed chiefly by young hispanics and african-americans the videos garnered over a 1000000 views on you tube. meanwhile 3000 miles away on the east coast another activist has risen up and commandeered a podium to tell a community it is being decimated and how. this is a crisis in our community and for me it's a crisis because i'm finding that i'm losing more people to sweets than i am to the streets and i'm losing more people took diet related issues that i am to the streets to gun violence this is an epidemic and one that i'm deeply concerned about . or already in his combat against this evil reverend coats is not inhibited by the conventions associated with his calling. this can of soda pop right there are 30. grams of sugar. 39 grams of sugar in one can of soda now how many teaspoons of sugar is that anyone know how. almost 10 disposes i say want to see how much that is and maybe a half. this is how much sugar. is in just one drink right. and our children are getting pre-diabetic by the ages of 19. borderline diabetes by the time to 30 years old and we are sabotaging the

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

and it doesn't seem that likely to garner a majority right now i think the focus of these efforts are the current president talk if the trial does take place in the senate. the priorities of the senate president biden says he wants his agenda to move forward. people in the house and those who are especially angry about what happened at the capitol want to impeachment trial to move forward. the senate apparently has rules about the impeachment taking priority. but there's talk of trying to split the senate activities so that they. >>can move on the president elect's agenda while doing the impeachment proceedings in the afternoon is that legal. >>yeah that would be perfectly legal it's up to the senate to decide its own rules under the constitution both houses of congress are entitled to set up whatever rules govern their own proceedings. so what if the senate wanted to do that and there were sufficient number of votes in the senate to do that once you know we have the democratic majority in the senate then. then they could move forward with doing that if that's what they so chose obvio

it's a public private partnership that raises money, garner support. on the state department side, the office came into being, the collection has come into being, and we are moving forward in partnership with the foundation to develop partnerships with the future museum and continuing to collect artifacts. we are looking forward to opening to the public in a few years. >> the state department's u.s. diplomacy center of the opened in 2017. the program uses exhibits and

moves on i would need to react to eke out a cow is from garner and he makes this point even listening come right of the back of his feet he would. be the future is digital and leadership of the future can best be done by. this kind of mission of young leaders and aspirants digitalisation and dismissed as bit our quest to shield issues yes powerful let's look around as efficient builders as they can when most of it is we do various aspects of it was a lazy is going digital in our business that provisions for the future begins to be and that is where now more than ever it's important to come with you in strategic leadership positions to transform our world i contribute in more. technology is definitely going to it's already a leader in the way and we need our young people to have the opportunity to bring that technology to their in the way governance is done in the way services are delivered but we also have an obligation at the same time which is to make sure that those young people at the pad it's all well and good to talk about having the use in leadership but where you have situatio

now, john adams did not garner the kind of respect that george washington did.and it was also a different time by the late 1790s, as george washington knew when he got out of politics. john adams also brought quite a bit of his troubles on himself. in the first meeting of the senate? 1789, adams, who was presenting over the senate as the vice president at the time, recommended that the president's title be, his highness, president of the united states and protector of their liberties. and he really believed that the united states wouldn't be respected in the world if its leader didn't seem at least a little bit like a king. george washington had said, no, that is not a good title. people remembered this proposal when john adams himself became president, was running for president. during the the election of 1796, benjamin franklin's grandson, who run a newspaper, dubbed adams his rotundity. washington continued pro-british policies, which brought international trouble and increased internal divisions within the united states. after jay's treaty france started sei

justice and some members have proposed an alternative procedure censoring the president which could garner significant bipartisan support in the house i do not think impeach it is a wise course mr speaker i would urge my friends in the majority to reconsider there's still time to choose a different path one that leads to reconciliation and hope for a better and brighter days with that job position to the rule and i reserve the balance of my time gentleman from up on the reserve gentleman from massachusetts is recognized the speaker i actually have a unanimous consent to insert in the record a the powerful statement. by congresswoman liz cheney who is the chair of the house republican caucus entitled i will vote to impeach the president the president that objection and i just want to be clear about one thing. if we vote to impeach the president today and we said over the senate there is there is nothing to prevent the senate from taking it up immediately if senate majority leader mitch mcconnell decides that he wants to proceed number one number 2 we want to talk about unity i can't think o

alone down jordan this is up 0 live from doha also coming up donald trump cuts his vacation short to garner more republican support to oppose the official approval of joe biden's election which. australia advances into the new year with a new one thumb we'll look at what's behind the change also. just about an hour from now the iconic times square ball drops in new york city as the world says goodbye to 2020 and hello to 2021. as millions around the world welcome in the new year britain has marked the end of an era officially breaking its decades long relationship with the european union the u.k. is now no longer a member of the single market or customs union and the brags that transition period has formally expired prime minister bars johnson has hailed it as a new beginning. this is an amazing moment for this country we have our freedom in our hands and he's up to us to make the most of it. and i think it will be the overwhelming instinct of the people of this country to come together as one united kingdom england scotland wales and northern ireland working together to express our values

i mean james garner if you didn't look like you. fidel castro i would have loved castro i want to have been a peace jirga and. he ran his could he had his country long live in any person ever i don't think anybody ran a country for 60 years and he's a fascinating person to be a revolutionary came down from the hills i was on the radio the morning he marched i was on the radio in miami the morning he marched into. and i've always had a fascination with him i want to have and it's a beautiful silly and we still haven't been able to work about ted turner tried to get him for me because ted to fish with them a lot and he's a baseball guy and i like baseball it's almost tried to make something of with that but it would have been castro i missed ice cream well no you you still can. oh i would go tomorrow to. preach on i was at work up the road my whole. and all the interviews you've done which is moved you the most emotionally whether it's a spiritual leader you met or probably less likely but a politician or somebody who's given a person

the narcissistic side the that garner self-esteem from wealth and position and power and the projections of goodness and innocence by everybody else that's not something that sustains people they need the human connection if you have somebody that's identified with the powers of the office that's by definition our society or inflation in union psychology we we have something called inflation which is our word for narcissism which simply means that the archetypal forces of the psyche. inflate us they process up they make us bigger than ourselves and people with a narcissistic personality derive their self-esteem from their projections inflated projections of other people but the dr crossett i'm sure you would agree with me that i hope your bigger it may arrive at that terms political opponents are. perhaps even more are cynical him than using those archetype of power ism and the chinese have long called the merican elections a beauty pageant you need at you know an acceptable amicable picture of a candidate but in terms of a real substantive debate in terms of recognizing a person's flaws

this position into the crosshairs so to speak to maybe get some attacked but he's obviously got garnered a lot of years of support another thing he did mention though with these comments talking about if they were black he just referenced last summer there was a black lives better protest at the capitol and i've been in the military in what i saw it looked like a full brigade battle rattle the deterrent was so strong no one even dared step towards the capital and a lot of people pretty much said specifically doc rivers said that that proves the point about a privileged life in a lot of ways so it's agri with him completely it's very sad to see that play out because they're just talking about it so yes there is if there were there was a rally it was it was programmed it was a life it took anybody by surprise and yet no comps. responses of i mean from the sports world most of them have come out from the n.b.a. you know you could argue that the n.b.a. is one of the more progressive sports professional sports in the united states you know recently this season they had it in the bubble they a