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it isa written goose christmas crackers.tral london absolutely heaving with christmas shoppers, as if they have all had the vaccine already. yes, this is a gripping picture. i sought around the office yesterday when i was writing about brexit and it caught my eye. i had to stop and look at it. this is during our covid pandemic and oxford street looks absolutely jammed from one pandemic and oxford street looks absolutelyjammed from one paper to the other, the route has been closed out the traffic adages just like a normal christmas. people haven't had the chance to do much shopping this year so they are all dashing out. it is this clash between wanting to help business out, go and shop, get to the high street, help businesses and jobs, not the other hand try and protect yourself from the pandemic. both of these issues are at odds here. the thing that is also interesting in this story is that the christmas songs are all blaring out. that is one thing i haven't missed during the early part of lockdown restrictions, is those tun

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. >> the family environment that is created here, a lot of times it gives me goose bumps. i don't know what i would do without this, this is my therapy. >> a therapy that is raising the spirits and pulses of those who have risked everything to keep us safe. >> jamie hi, i'm jonathan, a manager here at colonial penn life insurance company. and with coverage options starting at just $9.95 a month, you can get a whole life insurance plan to help close that gap with a benefit check paid directly to your beneficiary. if you're between age 50 and 85, coverage options start at just $9.95 a month. and the rate is locked in. and it comes with two lifetime guarantees. one, your coverage can never be cancelled, and two, your rate can never go up. call for free information and you'll also get this beneficiary planner free just for calling. use it to record important information and helpful direction for your loved ones. so don't wait, call now. (announcer) and when you call right now, you'll also get this free prescription savings card that can help you save up to 80% on prescription

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i'm getting goose bumpsjust thinking about it.e go, just to give you the latest from old trafford. it is still goalless. 56 minutes gone. now on bbc news, it's time for the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best movies available to view in cinemas and in the home. back in 2016, denzel washington produced, directed, and starred in a screen adaptation of august wilson's stage play fences, earning a supporting actress oscar for violet davis,

us and goose arms. and 30 minutes on the. let's talk about drugs this is a huge business worldwide. we need one of the 1st legal cannabis farmers in china. and pioneers in growing medical marijuana in denmark plus we want to find out is the eastland high for a lot of hot air. made. in 2 minutes on w. am fairy tale. legend. has the solution for an instant trick monarch. fiendish fantasy. up. to see a loyal treasure. secrets the curse starts december 25th. this is news and these are our top stories a u.s. government advisory panel has endorsed widespread use of the bio and take pfizer coronavirus vaccine putting the country just one step away from launching a mass vaccination campaign the food and drug administration is expected to follow the recommendation and approve the vaccine meaning the rollout could begin within days. a year leaders have agreed a massive long term budget in corona.

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without the goose, there are no golden eggs. there are no jobs.he stock market, again, they are two different things, the economy and stock market. the biggest risk to the stock market is if earnings underdeliver the expectations. current expectations are above 2019 pre-pandemic levels. i don't think that's a level we can hit in 2021. lauren: so you are a little worried about earnings, then. let me bring you in, michelle. what are your individual stock picks for the new year? what do you like? >> well, i like the media space. i think it's been undervalued for the last several years. viacom is already starting to perk up. at & t has had recent issues but if that can clear, that will also look pretty good. i'm looking at the health care industry, also hasn't done as well as the rest of the market. united health care which already started to see some rallying today, cvs, travelers. i'm also very interested in 3d printing. it's been a space i have been interested in a long time. i would say in terms of a mega-trend it's still in its infancy maybe goin

stocks are up, the dollar has been weaker, and it is not clear that you need to goose this market anymorecaroline: but there is continued pressure on congress coming from jay powell. along with all the central bankers, he is begging for governments to step in their. do you think this is why they are holding their ammunition? they want to force congress to move rather than to come in and say what they want to get? i think the fed has clearly indicated they want more fiscal stimulus. you can ask yourself why, and the why is, they are worried what they can do is insufficient to deal with what the economy really needs. again, that gets to the issue of this being a short-term problem for the economy, congress is best able to deal with that short-term problem and can do it much more directly than the fed can, right? you also met this up to the feds concerns that there is a lot of unequal outcomes as a result of this downturn, and the fed cannot do anything about that, except get job growth going or hold unemployment low. i think the fed is telling congress, do this. it's not obvious to me that

also this goose neck clip lamp. i like the name. >> oh, yeah, you will like the lamp, too.his is what it does. >> very convenient l.e.d. clip lamp, clip it on to a desk or a table. little in line remote control, i will show you in a minute. this is powered by usb, plug it into your computer, ac adapter or you can even plug it into a little external battery pack that i'm doing here. and once it's plugged in, you can turn it on. you can pick whether you want warm white or white-white. you can adjust the intensity. l.e.d. bulb will last for years and it's about 16 bucks. >> last for years and not bad at all. yes, it's cold right now, but over the summer. we had a really, really good gadget, the sprinkler play mat. >> oh, this is really great. you see kids playing in it. it's called the upaw splash pad. it's 6 to 8 inches. it's round, you hook up a hose, you don't need an air pump. once the rim is filled with air, the sprinklers start, so they say kids 3 to 5. tell you the truth, i played it in the backyard to test it out, i stayed cool, and i liked it a lot. >> i want to see a

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inconsistency there would be no way he wouldn't be found innocent except the prosecutor filed a motion to deny goose the right to make any mention of my client's name at the trial 'd on the grounds that we couldn't tie my crime to the crime judge turns my attorney what evidence do you have that mark runs times of this as well he was in the county he could have done it and the judge goes is that all you have because he didn't take the time to read the transcript or he was just on autopilot he was not paying attention he was an engaged he says yeah that's it and so. we couldn't tie my client to the crime that was the framework for my trial it is an absolute joke the resources prosecutors have versus defense attorneys just i'm brooks is the director of the california innocence project a nonprofit group dedicated to helping wrongfully convicted americans get out of prison prosecutors have a police force at their disposal as their investigators there they get the case. from the 1st moment it's being investigated they have access to all the people who are involved in that defense comes late to the date we

us and goosed. next d.w. . how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when will all this and trying to just through the tax from cover and the weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like and the information on the chrono laroche or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you get your podcast you can also find us at d.f.w. dot com look for him slash science. from the get go to parliament. going to notice bobby wallet. pop star bring us against the upshot by. that's. going. to become president. he challenges america. ok. credible story will stop the wind. starts december 10th on t.w. . a warm welcome to this week's it is and i'll focus on europe thanks for joining us today more and more migrants are hoping to reach the u.k. now because they fear at bragg's the deal may make it tougher to enter the.

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stock,a: and taking looking exclusivity, that we talk this goose of the two as he prepares to bow out after a decade in charge of the hong kong stock exchange. rishaad: market action now, it is looking like this. have a look at what is going on in japan, and here in hong kong, the shanghai composite. moment, seeing some upward movement, caught on the heels of what we saw in new york. investors getting a grizzly confident that democrats and republicans lawmakers will clinch a deal based on the 748 and an dollar bipartisan proposal that would inject cash directly to the economy. some of the asset classes, iron ore back up the $150 level. by 0.2%. aw york mercantile exchange fraction lower after it hit new highs. starlin dust for sterling. the dollar languishes at two-year lows. it depends what happens in new york. they are facing a make or break moment with this virus relief package. let's get to policy editor kathleen hays. stalemate,stimulus kathleen, finally be broken? kathleen: let's step back. continues,g which there were very many meetings today. nancy pelosi, speaker of the house

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when the west indies took the knee, that very first ball, that very first test, i had goose bumps.ing to see and it was marvellous that the england players also took the knee. the amazing thing was actually the quality of the cricket was as good if not better than it has been for some years. the west indies, that first test match, they ambushed england really. the west indies win a remarkable test match. wheneverjoe root has got a problem, it seems to be ben stokes who just arrives. this is incredible batting from ben stokes. stuart broad had an extraordinary summer. he was a man reborn really. and to take that 500th wicket, i remember it very distinctly because i was on commentary. he has given him! that is broad's 500th wicket in test cricket. that's one of the strange things about being in a bubble because you would witness a really magnificent historic event and there was no one there to see it. second and third tests, england were just too good. the england test team return to face a new challenge, pakistan. theyjust gave a different flavour. they gave a different zing. they s

. >> which one >> next week is lululemon's report i prefer lululemon than canada go goose.d their work as opposed to lululemon i need to go to mike in ohio >> booyah, jim my >> my question is about fiverr international. >> this stock is to high for me. to me is just too spectacular. let's go to patrick in delaware. >> booyah, jim, my fellow eagles fan. what's up my brother >> we are thick and thin and right now we are in the thin portion. what's going on? >> i got a stock that's dropping like eagles right now. i bought regeneron back in june. listened to one of your "mad money" show. >> it is really the offensive line there is no pockets. it is getting rushed i thought i was talking carson wentz. no, you got to go buy regeneral on under 500 they have not been in the news lately because they got that great trophy mike in new york, mike >> booyah, jim >> booyah, mike. >> i am a college grad, i love your show and watch it everyday. you got a great passion. my stock is advance micro divices. >> amd is good let's go to debra in texas debra. >> hi, jim, thank you so much for taki

sachs plans to expand the trading division by up to 20% and they reclaimed their stature as a golden goose49% jump in revenue this year after a sluggish decade for golden traders. imax is looking to expand its footprint in the world's largest movie market. they see the potential to at least 400 locations in china by 2023 and they are known for their massive screens in about 700nd they have movie locations in china. i can't remember the last time i was in a movie theater. that is your bloomberg is this flash. here's one more story that caught my eye in that christmas shopping rush. looking to get up playstation 5? good luck. scalpers are the new grinch of christmas, they marred the launch for gamers buying up scarce supply and purchasing them a higher price. console sales are now online allowing scalpers to track them down and scooped them up. retailers are charging three times retail on sites like ebay and twitter and it could be of a problem for sony, this could hurt their ability to draw gamers and developers to playstation 5, which could hurt profits for years. coming up, another thing

but the line was being pounded from a horseshoe to a fortified goose egg. lieutenant patton knew why. driven by a officer. there was two things going on on this row. it could add up and make sense out of it. first it was the number of develops moving west along that road and the other was the number of vehicles coming down. tanks, trucks, every time they went by i would look at it, as i occupied my positions here on the east, on the night of the 20th and 21th, all of us with frostbite, some with frozen fingers, frozen legs, to our front, to our right, we heard the noise of trucks and the noise of tanks moving into position. >> the last coordinated attack fell. and the search for the first army headquarters. they had been successful. >> the morning of the 21st we were over joyed to find that the airborne arrived in our facility. and it it is some bridge. attacked by a full jerman coger. >> screaming for the fighters. it started like a huge spring. it was a horl horrible time that came down. >> he had to be relieved or had to have reinforcements. that he cold

get some goose was next on. the let's talk about drugs. it's a huge business worldwide. we made one of the 1st illegal can of responders in china. and pioneers in growing medical marijuana in denmark plus we want to find out is the east cigarette hype a lot of hot air. made. the 60 minutes d w. in the far north. it's lonely. and breathtakingly beautiful. the arctic. to take a journey around the north pole profiteers and talk with people experiencing a changing environment. the ice disappears earlier and it keeps retreating our future depends on what happens here. northern lights within the arctic circle starts december 21st t.w. . a warm welcome to this week that is and i'll focus on europe thanks for joining us today more and more migrants are hoping to reach the u.k. now because they fear at gregg's the deal may make it tougher to enter the country dreams of a better life are leaving them to embark on the risky journey from france across the british channel. some are getting on my knee boats using shovels as paddles their goal is to reach the wide cliffs of the english

they see joe biden as their golden goose.e all nee need to demand that states and school boards do what's best for our children and reopen those schools. no money until the schools are reopen. the teachers unions and the democrats, they just can't be allowed to trade our children's health education and welfare for their own obvious political gain. i think, really, this represents four conservatives an opportunity in blue states that continue to punish children and families with online learning. the message to low income and working class families including minorities and immigrants should be this. at the democrats claim to care about your kids, but actions spk louder than words. if their actions so you what thy truly value, and is in educati education. that is the angle. jenny me now is rebecca friedrich who is a california teachers union member for over 25 years. rebecca, if this doesn't turn americans against unions, what will? >> exactly. let's hope and pray this does awaken americans to see that we need to get these teach

the line was being founded from a horseshoe into a fortified goose egg. lieutenant patton knew why. he was riding wounded on the hood of a jeep driven by a german officer back to a german aid station. >> there were two things going on in that road that even a lieutenant as green as i was could add up and make sense out of. first thing of course was the number of troops. moving west along that road. infantry on either side of the road and the other was the number of vehicles coming down. tanks, trucks, flat wagons, cars and they were the biggest tanks i ever seen in my life. i'd look at it and lieutenant would lean over and look at me and grin. >> as i occupied my positions here on the east, on the night of the 20th and the 21st, snow flurries in the air, all of us with frostbite. some with frozen fingers. and frozen legs. to our front, to our right flank, to our left flank, all night long, we heard the noise of trucks and the noise of tanks. moving into position. >> at last, the long delayed coordinated german attack on st. vith fell. but general hasbrook's search for first army hea

biased legal system and corrupt politicians are responsible for moving trying to surround mosques and goosed next often doubling up. into the conflict zone between sebastian job i move take the white house next door with his party feet divided other democrats really celebrated my guest this week from washington is democratic congresswoman debbie dingell is spiking the mountain with a vision only struggle simply to control his policy clearly i jus crises a little trouble early for her conflicts the 5060 minutes to digital. boring. i. miss the sun for an arc. and to see. the. same. trip to. see the. slums december 25th. the. a warm welcome to this week's edition of focus on europe thanks for joining us today more and more migrants are hoping to reach the u.k. now because they fear exit deal may make it tougher to enter the country dreams of a better life are leaving them to embark on the risky journey from france across the british channel some are getting on tiny boats using shovels as paddles their goal is to reach the wide cliffs of the english coast the coast guard often has to help migran

not going to be able to rise up to the challenge of the rivalry with the u.s we need a big tech, the goose lays the golden egg, to contribute to the stakes >> i'm sorry to interpret you. to that point, in sending a message to alibaba, don't they also say, you know, to your point, we are above the law, we can regulate you as we see fit, just because it's alibaba today doesn't mean that it's not going to be other tech companies down the road and i have to wonder, what does that mean for innovation in china? what does that mean for foreign investment coming into china, even though today the story really is alibaba and ant financial, jack ma's businesses that he's founded? who is to say that it won't trickle through the rest of the economy in the future? >> absolutely it would tricking through. however, the message here is this it's okay to make money and you are allowed to make as much money as possible. but money and power structure are distinct they are not intertwined they are separate, no matter how much success you have as a merchant, you are always going to be a merchant merchant is not

zero that's right the goose egg.uring tdotcom bubble pretty remarkable times we're living in for stocks random but hopefully interesting about the market >>> let's expand this conversation and bring in chief investment strategist, a man who was bullish ten years ago, he remains bullish today. i was just trying to bring out the idea that it really has been a remarkable decade for equities in so many ways. >> it really has good morning, happy holidays to you. i was actually harkening back to the 1992 early on in high career, i was working out in los angeles and this whole nasdaq 100 issue i remember when they put the index together and it was remarkable, but thanking for adding perspective to your viewers here this morning. i think what has happened the last ten years was really a microcosm of the last 20 of the predominant negative sentiment that has been going on wall street, which was actually a derivative from the tech rec, so many people had such a bad taste in their mounts about equity investing following the tec

they forgot the golden goose. >> stephen: i believe he's using what's known as "mood lighting."e bender. as crazy as that last video is, believe it or not, quaid was just giving a dramatic reading of a tweet from the president. so, a crazy guy retweeted another crazy guy performing the first crazy guy's crazy tweet. it's a mobius mess. it's like watching two toddlers try to change each other's diapers, but somehow, it's even more full of crap. we have a great show for you tonight. my guest, in case i haven't mentioned it, is president barack obama. stick around. ♪ ♪ (vo) thirteen years ago, subaru created the share the love event. where our new owners could choose a national or hometown charity. and subaru and our retailers would proudly make a donation. but now, in times like these, companies are having a hard choice to make. but subaru is more than a car company. and as charities struggle, we cannot just stand by. which is why we plan to donate over twenty four million dollars, again this year. the subaru share the love event, going on now. hey guys want to stack different pri

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ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the wall goose chase brought on by a wallaroo.e'll explain. >>> a live look at the bridge this morning, traffic is moving relatively smoothly. that's good news. we want to bring you the good news happening. go to kpix.com/together. that is where you will find stories of how we are better together. >> on the drew barrymore show, jennifer garner and comedian tom green stop by to chat. that's today >>> this is a police chase you will want to see. a pet wallaroo got loose. wally the wallaroo, an animal a little smaller than a kangaroo, he was on the run after getting away from his owner while on a walk in peru, illinois. i didn't know you could own things like that. police had to shut down traffic so they could chase wally. he ended up in the illinois river as you saw when fishermen grabbed him with a fishing net ending the two hour pursuit. >> at 1:15, our 911 center started getting calls from people literally reporting a kangaroo running down u.s. route 6. >> wally was released back to his owner after he was checked and warmed up by

afraid, going to lead us into a place where it's going to be very difficult to get the back in the goosen: what a fisherman didn't fish. you brought in covid in these last two seasons. what if they didn't fish like what if medical manufacturers shutdown when we needed them? what if farmers didn't farm, packers didn't pack, truck didn't truck? what would have happened to all of us? >> and it's a wonder life, he said, what would happen if this one man had never been born? had he never walked the earth. the answer is everybody's favorite movie because it shows us in clear terms that we are all connected. never mind essential versus nonessential, fishermen versus farmers, steelworkers versus pipe fitters versus teachers versus accountants. m we are all part of a mosaic, its quilts. if you start to arbitrage certain people out of thee mosac based on some harebrained definition of essentiality, then you're going to get the really depressing parts of it's a wonderful life, and it's going to keep going on and on and on. people like me are going to show up and selling masks saying safety third be

i have goose bumps already. you have been sending in holiday pictures.one from the arizona rangers during a gift-giving effort. one dad sent us a photo of his kids helping them decorate. he promises no child was hurt in the making of this memory. ♪ when it comes to autism, finding the right words can be tough. finding understanding doesn't have to be. we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people on the autism spectrum. go to autismspeaks.org. todd: welcome back. pro-choice pastor? more than two dozen ministers sent a letter to raphael warnock, urging him to denounce abortion and slamming open advocacy as a scandal to the faith and black communities. carley: alveda king signed the letter. she joins us now. good morning. >> good morning to you. hello everyone. carley: hello. so what is your message to raphael warnock? >> my message to reverend raphael warnock is not on my watch. he has said that he will protect the working class, when he knows he really wants to abort the working class and i believe that the strategy for defundin

a goose egg. and then, of course, the whole question about labor. have a $15 an hour minimum wage starting in january where if you go to texas it's $7.25. $7.25. so you look at that and if you are a person at that bottom rung, once again, i know my housing is high here but, look, it will be a whole lot lower in texas even though i'm making less money. so you put all that together and those are some of the reasons that businesses have decided to up and leave. but, again, let's keep this in perspective. while we're shocked about this it's not very high in terms of the national average. >> so what does this mean for california's future? will it have a great impact if it continues on this trend? >> you know, kira, i think there are two things that sometimes we don't think about. one, we're going to see very soon when the census is revealed, it may well be that california will lose at least one, maybe two members of congress, members of the house of representatives. that means we'll have less representation in washington, d.c., and a little less powerful