ho, this is people who say diet they gung ho and they probably do lose some weight at first. but maybe they don't stay on it. >> ming dieting of course is the ultimate example of this. fitbit for that matter diet, one thing people self-selected by the they are more likely to be the users a fitbit. even most people who buy fitbit stone by them. but then there are experiments that fitbit users look good, health programs will bite fitbit's for everyone on their health policy. guess what? most people never even wanted the fitbit to begin with. they don't ever use them. like a complete disaster. so i'm just thinking it's very self selective, small slice of humans without effect actually happens. but let's not dwell on that point. can you talk a little bit about polling, racist polling in the fitbit effect? >> so the scientists have decided to understand racist attitudes and racist thinking they do that by asking people serve a questions. so some of the questions, when i started looking into this, just appalled me that anyone could even ask these questions. one of them is on a scal

>> i definitely was strong and gung-ho. fears and doubts i had were really around the color of my skin, which was later, once ime be professional dancer, that i was more exposed to that reality. bu was definitely what made me question whether or noth i belonged in e ballet world, being a member of american ballet theatre, which is a company that's 90 dancers, and i was the only black womor the first decade of my career. so if that doesn't sow doubt, i don't know what will. ( laughs ) and you know, it was really me taking the steps to be open to having support and guidance from a lot of people in the black community that made me feel that it's okato be the first and it's okay to be different. and i think that's such aes powerfulge for young >> brown: the racind social death of george floyd have ledhe to a new reckoning within the artsorld-- one copeland thin is long overdue. it's been an issue i know you've talked a lot about in field. what needs to happen? >> i've been having these conversations very openly for 20 years of

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it was never that we were gung ho about this as a solution. it was a last resort really.ons perhaps for some of the delays is there was a very clear recognition that this would have costs, both economic costs and human costs in terms of people's health, well—being, mental health. it's just there wasn't an alternative. as the official strategy was developed, people across the uk were still mixing freely. the virus is deadly, yeah. but the virus was now moving fast and over a few days in march, there was a flurry of official announcements. avoid pubs, clubs, theatres. we're making available an initial £330 billion of guarantees. if we can get this down to numbers 20,000 and below... and then this. from this evening, i must give the british people a very simple instruction. you must stay at home. less than a fortnight later, the prime minister himself was taken to hospital with covid. he joined thousands of other british people who'd been hit by the virus. i've developed mild symptoms of the coronavirus, that's to say a temperature and a persistent cough, and on the advice o

parts of england maybe gung ho for break that but northern ireland and scotland voted remaining so what are the long term implications for the british union from border says battles with brussels alex is in conversation with former ulster unionist leader mike nesmith m.l.a. and chair of the house of commons international trade committee i'm chris mcneil m.p. . right now as a bet you seem to have got the best deal with a lot you know now in the foot in both counts in the single market in the british market you quite happy with the way things are going regardless of the else legs well i know you guys over scotland are very envious of the economic possibilities for us but politically we're not sitting pretty because we think that the protocol which of course comes into effect whether there's a overarching trade deal or not really gives the lie to the thought that brics it meant taking back control because during all the years in the decades when we were on to control brussels there were very few restrictions on the movement of goods between any of the 4 constituent parts the united kingdom

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what happens with that high pressure is it traps the gung in the air. there's an alert for tomorrow. no wood burning of any sort. in the 50s. low 60s san jose. let's talk about the rain. monday and tuesday it looks like there maybe a light possibility for people in the north bay to see rain. the biggest is probably the winds will begin to kick off. monday tuesday and wednesday. that is always a concern. we see the dry weather out there. especially the high pressure. it always brings concern for fire danger. we're tabing rain ahead. that's a site to see. look a at that. what we have to hope for is for this to hoep it together. if this jet stream keeps it together we'll see how much rain we'll get. we'll get snow. so far time line just to give you estimate. maybe half way through the day christmas into christmas night. of course that will depend on where you live. whether you live north or south. we'll update that. 7-day forecast for san francisco. there it is. christmas day i'm putting rain on the map. saturday and sunday, we get more rain. we finish dec

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flaw among theus gung ho kennedys. he was shot, quiet. his mother and i could not picture him as a politician. we were assured he would be a good teacher or writer. all of that changed at the death of his elder brother and as his father explains, young joe was going to be the politician the family. when he died jack took his place. was dead and it was therefore his responsibility to rent to congress. he did not want to. i told him he had to. what did jack himself have to say about this matter. being drafted, he said. my father wanted his eldest son into politics. he demanded it. you know my father. theso was launched political career of john fitzgerald kennedy. harvardt adsense, a education. his senior thesis was chosen as the book-of-the-month comment which was a remarkable achievement for a 22-year-old. sonhe then ambassador, his said quote -- incidentally, one of the more interesting statements in that book compared to the relative light was kennedy's observation that personalities have always been more interesting to us than facts. bu

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this is a serious flaw among the gung ho kennedys.e was "shy, withdrawn, quiet," said his father, "his mother and i could not picture him as a politician. we were sure he would be a good teacher or writer." all of that changed at the death of his elder brother and as his father explained, "young joe was going to be the politician the family. when he died, jack took his place. i told him joe was dead and it was therefore his responsibility to run for congress. he did not want to. he did not have the ability. he still feels that way. i told him he had to." what did jack himself have to say about the matter? he said, "it was like being drafted," he said. quote my father wanted his eldest son in politics. he demanded it. you know my father." and so was launched the political career of john fitzgerald kennedy. he had many assets harvard , a education. his senior thesis was chosen as the book-of-the-month comment which was a remarkable achievement for a 23-year-old. as the then ambassador, his son wrote, "you would be surprised how a book m

that might mean that some potential conservative rebels feel a bit more gung ho about expressing publiclyknow the jeopardy has gone and they will not defeat the government and neither are they going to leave it in the politically embarrassing situation of being reliant on labour votes in orderfor the measures to get through. 0ne other thing worth exploring this morning is a more medium—term challenge given we know the outcome of today, which is the question of the vaccine and once it is rolled out, how we as a society respond to it in reopening of the economy. what about the idea that places like pubs but insist that you have had the vaccine if you want to come in and be served? that point was put to michael gove, the cabinet office minister, earlier on. it is up to any individual pub owner or licensee to decide who they will admit and on what basis, they are private businesses. but i'm not sure that is what people are concerned about, i think they are concerned about making sure that we are managing the infection effectively, that the new tiered system will reduce the rate of infection o

—— gung ho for new deal is the prime minister.d they really are leaving late has a responsibility to do what is required to reach an agreement... business and jobs that depend on them need to know where they stand and that's why i hope we are going to see a deal as quickly as possible. what do you say to the reports overnight about president macron pushing quite hard on fishing, for example? with the labour party be worried about the government giving away too far on that and crucially, on state aid, which could be very important post—coronavirus? which could be very important post-coronavirus? there has to be compromise on fisheries. everyone has already known that. president macron is looking the interests of the french chemin and the british government is looking after the interest of british fishermen and thatis interest of british fishermen and that is as you would expect but on a level playing field, i don't really understand what the problem is, because both sides bind up a level playing field and if you're going to have a

he was gung-ho to come back to washington, for understandable reasons. it's where the action is.s the commander in chief. >> he, along with others recommended strongly i didn't go back to washington, which kind of irritated me because i wanted to be back this the center of action. >> my argument was that now that they hit the pentagon, obviously washington is a target too. it was very important for us not to come together in the same location. until we knew the scale of the attack and what all was happening. the secret service made the same kind of recommendation to him. his plane was routed to barksdale air force base in louisiana, and where he had an opportunity to go make a public statement. >> i want to reassure the american people that the full resources of the federal government are working to assist local authorities to save lives and to help the victims of these attacks. >> took off from there. i was asked where he might go. probably the best facility is offutt air force base. so he went to offutt, unloaded there, went underground. >> i ended up in omaha, nebraska. and i

she is a gung ho for climate change or rather for mitigating climate change.ot depend on control of the senate so i missed that out and that's particularly important. >> and that is such a great point, stuart. there's a lot that joe biden can do even without a democrat super majority. as you pointed out, he can do things with regulation or even talking about rejoining the paris climate accord, which we know would decimate industries like iron and decimate an industry like natural gas and coal would cost or economy or gdp trillions of dollars, millions of jobs and send those jobs overseas because china is not going to be accountable like we would hold ourselves accountable and to think -- i don't understand about the left climate agenda which, joe biden says he doesn't support the green new deal but works with aoc and bernie sanders on his climate policy so it's essentially the green new deal impossible but what i don't understand about these leftists and their agenda with the climate is they are taking us away from reducing climate emission because where we ha

so low and behold the election happens and now democrats are gung-ho to take the vaccine and republicansace: i want to play this media montage of where they were and we'll get your response on where they are. watch. >> many health experts aren't so sure it's achievable. >> coronavirus vaccine could come out this year, happy talk that he is doing about a vaccine. >> another day of potus in wonderland here. >> trace: can't be done. do you think anybody would throw out an attaboy here or there, tom? >> i haven't seen many actually. hardly any coming from those who dismissed it. look, there was a basis for some skepticism as i mentioned, this was done in record tie. it is a miracle, astonishing how quickly this vaccine was produced. that's credit to the private sector but also credit to trump and operation warp speed for cutting the red tape that allowed it to happen in record time. i think some of that skepticism was warranted. you had democrats saying this is just absolute happy talk. it was politicized unfortunately and there haven't been many, if any, who have come forward and said the t

to be honest, anyone who is willing to come on the show and be gunge to.owing concern about a new strain of corona vice which appears to be spreading rapidly in the south—east of england. two thirds of people are living under the strictest covert restrictions as more areas moving to tier 3. and we will look back at a strictly series like no other. a lowest ever total by india as they are bowled out in 36 runs in a humiliating defeat by australia. persistent rain is on its way out, it's going to be a weekend of sunshine and showers. more details on that and the christmas week to come. it saturday the 19th of december. ministers have been meeting to discuss how to tackle the growing numbers of people with coronavirus. more areas move into tier 3 overnight. and more reports. police officers on patrol in luton giving some friendly advice about protection from covid—19. bedfordshire isjoining many of the home counties around london in moving up to tier 3. from midnight last night, that means 68% of the population of england is now covered by the toughest restri