john hardy from saxo bank.oming up, we will talk about the pound as businesses across europe breathe a sigh of relief at the last minute brexit deal. sterling 2021 hold for as well as u.k. assets which are rallying hard today? we will discuss that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: economics, finance, politics, this is bloomberg surveillance. i am matt miller in berlin for francine lacqua, who is on a well-deserved vacation. let's get the bloomberg business flash for you. ma'sberg sources say jack and group is planning to fold its financial operations onto a holding company that can be regulated more like a bank. the move could cripple the growth of the firm's most profitable units. we are told the operation might fold into the folding company which will include wealth management as well as consumer lending and payments. qual tricks has filed for what could be one of the first u.s. ipo's of 2021. this comes over two years after the maker of customer survey software was bought by sap. the top end of its range, the

this try from kieran hardy and a late penalty seen a 23-19 hardy and a late penalty seen a 23—19 whenry line. eight european matches without a win now for bath, around that stretches back nearly two michael redford, bbc news. lets take a quick look at some of the other headlines. england's matt fitzpatrick tapped in this birdie on the 18th to go joint top of the leaderboard at 11 under alongside patrick reed and laurie canter at the season ending race to dubai event. reed scrambled well — some lovely touches around the greens to stay in touch and he looks determined to end the season as the european tour's number one player. in houston at the final major of the year — the us women's open — england's charley hull is falling away after contending on day one. she's now five over through 11 holes, two double bogeys today. the lead is being held byjapan‘s hinako shibuno — winner of the british open in 2019. she's on seven under through five holes, a three shot lead. song for someone is now a contender for the champion hurdle at the cheltenham festival after winning the international hurdle

the southern transitional council of aden and saudi backed loyalists of president abu reprimand so hardy in riyadh the 2 camps for to each other after separatists declared a state of emergency and self government in aden and surrounding southern provinces but together they aim to launch a united front against iran backed coup 3 rebels in yemen's capital sana'a who deny they were behind the attack but the bloodshed at the airport is likely to put any hopes of peace in yemen back a long way barbara and per hour to syria yemen's government was sworn in just days ago by president rebel monsoor hardy as part of a power sharing deal brokered by saudi arabia in 2019 headed by prime minister mine do not exceed the new government represents yemen's northern and southern areas with equal numbers of members for each region its formation is the result of a compromise between the u.s. backed separatists in the southern transitional council and saudi backed loyalists of president hadi it's meant to end military clashes between those parties so they can fight as allies against the hooty rebel movement

virus the outlook for 2021 may look even darker than what the country has seen so far for our to john hardy. the dow erased monday morning gains despite the vaccine in the u.s. for more on markets we turn to boom bust co-host christine and michelle snyder of market. thank you for joining me today michelle the big news here drug makers have managed to pull off a purty remarkable feature here to quickly develop these vaccines to stem the worldwide pandemic and now all the markets pretty enthusiastic about about it at least where do we go from here we saw the dow erase some of its gains from earlier today what other hurdle do we really have left. well we have stimulus hurdle even though we've seen a lot of talk about the $908000000000.00 we have yet to see it pass we have an election that's still technically contested we have a social unrest that really reared its ugly head over the weekend and throughout the country and so we definitely still have some bubbles around in terms of what we need to navigate of course even though the vaccine is great news they'll be a lot of people who won't take

a 1st win in 10 matches for the eagles enough to make hardy who feel the love. can to keep our alexander shore low was back at former club freiburg for the 1st time since his transfer in august having spent 10 years with the club. freiburg a perennial overachievers and got the 1st goal a lovely diving header from ben chance of grief to welcome back his former colleagues just 7 minutes and. 7 minutes into the 2nd half hatto drew level their underachieving again this season the self-proclaimed big city club have been playing far below their squad strength. and the relief for sure no was short lived another 7 minutes after the equaliser emogene to mirror that she had a 2nd try burks form a shot stopper. off the record up manu was good up piled on more misery 31 show low had had enough and that wasn't even the final act. in the 94th minute the keeper had a chance to redeem himself against spot kick specialist nails pietersen. but fellow couldn't get it right a miserable outing for hats and yet there were still some smiles off to the match. the bonus league is bigges

. >> john paul jones be hardy, his life that for the ranger went down in history.hat never went down. ♪ ♪ >> but last, the permanent design of the american flag seemed set. but then, a new problem arose which the congress in 1777 had not foreseen. vermont and kentucky were added to the 13 states. the old flag no longer worked. after all a debate broke out of which should be done to keep the american flag up to date. within 15 years, there might be as many as 20 states and the banner itself would become a streamer that would go on and on. that last, under pressure to get on to more important business, the whole problem was postponed as the house voted that the flag of the united states should be 15 stripes with a union of 15 stars. and its earliest years, the stars and stripes rose up over a few merchant vessels. most americans did not even see it. then, as now, the world was dominated by superpowers. the u.s. was not one of them. it was just a fledgling nation, not strong at all. the two big powers were england and france. as they struggled for supremacy over all o

played with chilling brilliance by harris dickinson, who i reckon is shaping up to be the next tom hardy, let me call you back. all right, all right. what do you do? entrepreneur. what? someone who works for themselves. not all the dialogue in county lines rings true, but the storytelling is impressive, showing most events through tyler's point of view. it's a worthwhile watch that's in cinemas and on digital now. everyone say "christmas"! no, don't say that, just smile. 0k. blurry, boring. nope, nope, nope. 0k, none of these will do. we will try again tomorrow. thank you. having sat through the likes of the family stone and four christmases, i don't always relish the idea of a glossy festive romantic comedy. but happiest season has a twist on the genre. it's about two women. how can you not like the lights and decorations? this is beautiful. come with me to my parents' house for christmas. abby, you and harper have a perfect relationship. she is my person and i really want everyone to know that. i want to marry her. i'm going to ask her dad for his blessing. way to stick it to the patri

hardy would be? >> well, it -- i'm sorry -- my distinction, your honor, would e that allen vs. hardy use wus using the preteague standards that heavily relied upon the reliance factors of the state and secondly, with batson challenges, they're hard to measure. you just do not know if a batson compliant jury would or would not have found guilt beyond a reasonle doubt. i can measure it. chief justice kavanaugh: i think that's a fair point. you cited brown vs. louisiana. the plurality is supportive of you. but the opinion was the opinion of justice powell and justice stephens and they would have applied burch retroactively only on direct, pending on direct not on collateral. any response to that? >> yes. you know, with the teague analysis now, we do really make that distinction between direct and collateral review. but brown was, that the standard at the time applied the same standards on correct and collateral review. the premise that unanimity was required and under a standard of review that was applicable at the time, it was. >> thank you, justice barrett? chief justice barrett

eagles enough to make hardy who feel the love. can to keep our alexander shore no was back a former club friedberg for the 1st time since his transfer in august having spent 10 years with the club. freiburg a perennial overachievers and got the 1st goal a lovely diving header from ben chance of grief.

in your distinction of alan hardy would be. >> i'm sorry. if my distinction your honor would be allen versus hardy, was also using the standards that heavily relied upon the relies factors of the state. and secondly, again with the challenges, th hard to measure. you just do not know if a compliant jury would or would not have found guilty beyond reasonable doubt where is here i can measure it . >> i think that is a fair point. i think that i wanted to mention, several times you cited ground versus louisiana. and i agree with you in the support of the opinion that w decisive in the concurring opinion that justice powell and stevens, they would've applied bih only on direc. depending, not on collateral. any response to that . >> yes. with the analysis. we do really make a distinction between direct and collateral review. but it was less of the fact that the standard at the time apply the same standds on collateral review. both of them and i think the premise was required and under a standard of review, at the time it was party and thank you c

wayne pivac‘s side built an early 14—0 lead through tries from kieran hardy and sam parry.nto the lead, but wales responded to make it 38—18, gareth davies and justin tipuric amongst the try scorers. lets take a quick look at the other sports stories making the headlines for you this saturday evening. neil robertson beat zhou youelong by 6 frames to 2 in the first of today's uk snooker championship semi—finals. he'll play the winner of tonight's 2nd semi betweenjudd trump and lu ning. politologue won the day's big jumps race — the tingle creek at sandown. the cheltenham festival winner was made favourite after star name altior was pulled out due to the soft ground. the paul nicholl‘s trained grey led from start to finish, winning by 7 lengths underjockey harry skelton. mark cavendish has signed a one—year deal to return to the decurnick-quick—step team... cavendish will be racing alongside the tour de france green points jersey holder sam bennett. the manxman has 30 tour de france stage wins and is a former world road race champion. lewis hamilton is missing a grand prix fo

the son of mexican immigrants who has worked his way up the power structure within the democratic hardy. and with this high profile pic, there are some critics.>> reporter: alex padilla will be the first latino senator representing the state of california in the senate. but there are others who wanted to see a black woman replace kamala harris. >> you are ultimately in control. >> the high point of a career that started in the city council, and most recently as the california secretary of state, has reached a new pinnacle.>> i'm honored and i'm humbled. >> but the selection to replace kamala harris is not free of controversy. without harris there are no like women in the senate any longer. among those expressing disappointment is the san francisco mayor, london read. >> as we are trying to move this country forward in making sure black lives truly matter and african-americans have a seat at the table, especially after karen american women. >> san francisco professor who teaches political and media studies says the reaction is understandable. >> it's not unreasonable for them to have som

after 25 largely fruitless years the lies of hardy improved and with the political paralysis and the economic stagnation many are either choosing to leave or want to leave official figures show that 1800000 balls didn't have left the country but leaving isn't easy for the poor here they have to stay and fight for a better life tony berkeley al-jazeera scamp northeastern bulls. so let's run through the headlines and the united states has become the latest country to approve the pfizer biotech coronavirus vaccine for emergency use the president says the 1st those could be administered within 24 us with millions more set for nation wide distribution i have really good news today our nation has achieved a medical miracle we have delivered a safe and effective vaccine in just 9 months this is one of the greatest scientific accomplishments in history it will save millions of lives and soon end a pandemic once and for all i am thrilled to report that the f.d.a. has authorized the pfizer vaccine we have given pfizer another company is a great deal of money hoping this would be the outcome an

the son of mexican immigrants who has worked his way up the power structure within the democratic hardy. and with this high profile pic, there are some critics.>> reporter: alex padilla will be the first latino senator representing the state of california in the senate. but there are others who wanted to see a black woman replace kamala harris. >> you are ultimately in control. >> the high point of a career that started in the city council, and most recently as the california secretary of state, has reached a new pinnacle.>> i'm honored and i'm humbled. >> but the selection to replace kamala harris is not free of controversy. without harris there

and your distribution on hardy would be? >> i'm sorry. my distinction, your honor, would be that alan versus hardy was also using the pre-teague standards that heavily relied upon the reliance factors of the state. secondly, they're hard to measure. you do not know if a jury would or would not have found guilt beyond a reasonable doubt where here i can measure it. >> i think that's a fair point. lastly, i wanted to mention, several times you cited brown versus louisiana and i agree with you the plurality there is supportive of you, but the opinion that was divisive was the concurring opinion of justice powell and justice stevens and they would have applied birch retroactively only on direct cases not on collateral. any response >> yes. you know, with the teague analysis, now, we do really make that distinction between direct and collateral review. but brown, the standard at that time applied the same standards on direct and on collateral review. i think the premise that unanimity was required and under a standard of review, applicable at

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eagles enough to make hardy who feel the love. can to keep our alexander shore low was back a former club freiburg for the 1st time since his transfer in august having spent 10 years with the club. freiburg a perennial overachievers and got the 1st goal a lovely diving header from ben chance of grief 0 to welcome back his former colleague just 7 minutes and. 7 minutes into the 2nd half hatter drew level there underachieving again this season the self-proclaimed big city club of the in playing far below their squad strength. and the relief for sure no was short lived another 7 minutes after the equaliser emogene to mirror their a 2nd cost freiburg form a shot stopper. after a cool one up manu as good or piled on the mall misery 31 show low had had enough and that wasn't even the final act. in the 94th minute the keeper had a chance to redeem himself against spot kick specialist nails pietersen. but fellow couldn't get it right a miserable outing for hatter and yet there was still some smiles after the match. the blunders leaguers b

in the cold desert landscape which covers more than 40 percent of him archer predation the shrub is hardy it can cope with drought and temperatures as low as minus $43.00 degrees celsius for the farmers it has the potential to become a cornerstone of their income and because the seabrook torn is also good for the ecosystem it's a definite win for the region. cotton grows not only in the hymn ali and clinton but also in many parts of central asia and even the arctic over millennia it's spread all the way to the alps in central europe and the cost of the north and the baltic sea. see about corn is also farmed in germany but in the past 4 years there's usually undemanding plant has begun to struggle. see buckthorn is basically our life philosophy or company philosophy. this area fish last in the north of germany used to be covered in sea buckthorn the lemon of the no as locals call it but now families like punch better sounding. for over the past 5 or 6 years we've noticed that more and more sea buckthorn shrubs are dying at 1st there were just isolated cases maybe one or 5 shrubs but the la

now, i know that new year's day is coming up, but we don't want you to party to hardy. and that is why andre is next with a cautionary note. >>> new at six we are not supposed to party for new year's but a lot of people are anyway. advice from experts on how to do it as deeply as possible. plus the edd nightmare continues the new verification company says it is having a 90% success rate but we found the numbers just are not adding up. is a huge coronavirus donation from an unlikely source. how the monterey bay aquarium is chipping in. all that and more ahead at six. >>> still ahead >>> feeling lucky? bay area lottery players are rushing to buy lottery tickets. don ford on how the pandemic is fueling sales. >> reporter: here in south san jose the cafc modest, low-key establishment but last saturday, they sold a lottery ticket that turned out to be worth $18 million. that's right, 18 million. on a single ticket. the cafc did not want cameras inside, would not comment on the lucky number. there cut to the winning prize is $90,000. that tickets still has not been redeemed,

so we're going to one of the studios, which is in hardy — that's where we're going — but we're going a week to put this on. romeo and juliet is being staged under the directorship of american ballet dancer cooper rust, who founded dance centre kenya. dance is taking over nairobi and even spreading beyond. the employment opportunities in the city that has 40% unemployment and now all of a sudden, there's dance teachers and it is an opportunity for people to make a living through dance and i am just as excited about training future dance teachers and having more of these little studios around nairobi and around kenya as i am about training dancers that are leaving kenya and going abroad, like joel. annabel shaw, playing juliet, from the northern and manchester city ballet is on hand to greet him. romeo and juliet is my favourite ballet. i think the score, prokofiev's music, isjust to die for. i think it's gorgeous. when cooper told me kind of, yeah, only five weeks ago, "oh, you're going to do romeo and juliet. you're going to be juliet. joel is coming but he is not arriving until a we

and not too acidic, that life we could understand on earth — so—called extremophile life, extremely hardy cells — could survive in that environment in the venusian clouds. the findings have now been turned over to the wider scientific community, but until a better explanation is found, we cannot rule out that life could exist elsewhere in our solar system. and this wasn't the only time space offered up the perfect distraction from the pandemic. these are the closest ever pictures of the sun, taken by a spacecraft called solar orbiter. they're help to reveal the inner workings of our star. also in 2020, a daring landing on an asteroid more than 300 million kilometres away. the nasa robot collected samples of rock. the next step is to bring them back to earth. and a discovery on the moon. an abundant supply of water was found, boosting hopes it could one day sustain a lunar base. china also embarked on its latest mission to the moon. a robotic lander gathered up rocks. it then docked with an orbiting spacecraft to return these precious samples to earth. they're the first collected in more t

namely conor hardy at home thinking about what he could and could not do during a pandemic.hat conor couldn't do was one of his favorite things in the world, volunteer at san francisco's rescue. what conor could do is stair into his family's backyard which happens to be dominated by a huge mire lelen tree. >> i've been watching all of quarantine drop lemons. >> reporter: over the years conor's family has used what lemons they could, donated some to a friend's restaurant but threw most of the rotten ones out that fell to the ground. it got conor majoring in economic thinks what else could he do with that? so he posted on next door looking for suggestions and the responses flooded in. >> i can't even explain how much feedback and i got for mire lemons. >> reporter: so conor quickly started picking the lemons. >> you go up here and then grab some. >> reporter: it became clear to conor that people were crazy about mire lemons, and there was money to be made. just not for him. >> honestly it felt like wrong to do that. >> reporter: conor started selling them by the hundreds to cu

a 1st win in 10 matches for the eagles enough to make hardy who feel the love. can to keep our alexander shore low was back a former club friedberg for the 1st time since his transfer in august having spent 10 years with the club. freiburg a perennial overachievers and got the 1st goal a lovely diving header from ben chance of grief to welcome back his former colleagues just 7 minutes it. 7 minutes into the 2nd half hatta drew level their underachieving again this season self-proclaimed big city club have been playing far below their squad strength. and the relief for sure though was short lived another 7 minutes after the equaliser emogene to mirror that she had a 2nd try books form a shot stopper. off the record not manu as good piled on the more misery 31 show lho had had enough and that wasn't even the final act. in the 94th minute the keeper had a chance to redeem himself against spot kick specialist meals pietersen. but shallow couldn't get it right a miserable outing for hatter and yet there was still some smiles off to the match . this league is biggest

in bosnia expected so much more when the war ended but after 25 largely fruitless years the lies of hardy improved and with the political paralysis and the economic stagnation many are either choosing to leave or want to leave official figures show that 1800000 bosnians have left the country but leaving isn't easy for the poor here they have to stay and fight for a better life tony berkeley al-jazeera years of its camp northeastern bosnia cuba has announced a 5 fold increase in the minimum wage from january the 1st as part of a package of economic reforms the basic wage will go from 17 to 87 dollars a month the government or also unify its 2 official currencies the convertible peso that's pegged to the u.s. dollar will be phased out over 6 months the country has been suffering from tougher u.s. sanctions as well as a drop in terrorism. the world's largest catholic program has been cancelled due to a surge in covered 1000 cases about 10000000 people visit the basilica of our lady of guadalupe in mexico city every year but this time church and government officials have asked catholics to wo

doubt he's having sleepless nights also sleeping soundly jeff bezos with people border home imus and hardy blockbuster a year but according to the richest man or not just who made $75000000000.00 as the global economy just crashed and bought and apparently it wasn't all fun and games. there is no instruction manual for how to feel at a time like this and i know this causes stress for everyone my list of worries right now like yours i'm sure is long for my own children parents friends to the safety of you my colleagues to those who are already very sick and to the brutal home that will be caused by the economic fallout across our communities well that might not be a manual but that is math and it shows that bezos could give $105000.00 bonus to every single amazon waka and still be as rich as he was at the start of the pandemic but he didn't what did happen was grueling lockdown shifts lack safety protocols and no moscow and firing people who spoke out. made a problem with this or that you have a belief that you don't you just let you trust the virus just like what you think it's that they w

kieran hardy finding his way through. scarlets ahead, just.al act of the game. bath going close. not close enough. bath beaten, scarlets celebrating. no crowds in newport. the dragons were back in rugby's top tierfor the first time in almost a decade. well, some of them were. positive covid tests disrupted preparations. wasps seemingly intent on disrupting things even more. still, it wasn't until the second half wasps took complete control. thomas young, a welshman, winning it for the english side. european competition is back. back to normal? not quite. adam wild, bbc news. that's it. the andrew marr show is on at 9 tomorrow morning on bbc one and he'll bejoined by the foreign secretary dominic raab and the irish prime minister micheal martin. but from me and the team, have a very good night. hello. this is bbc news with samantha simmonds. the new year should be a bumper time of year for the new year should be a bumper time of yearfor taxi the new year should be a bumper time of year for taxi cabs the new year should be a bumper time of yearf

mass in a near empty st peter's basilica to comply with italy's covert 19 restrictions catcha lopez hardy on reports. there are no crowds in this socially distance christmas eve mass led by pope francis the celebration in st peter's basilica usually brings in more than 10000 faithful but with cold at night seen about 100 people stood in the pews of a smaller rear section of the church a reflection of christmas amid a pandemic would scale back or cancel celebrations across europe and the world. he got close to the start of the night here come get. a challenge the pope said must be met with strength if i will put out a fight the kid was the the vatican's mass was moved up to our 2nd plywood italy's 10 pm curfew was the epicenter of the pandemic italy is once again struggling with covert 19 that reported more than 500 coronavirus related deaths on thursday and another 550 the day before overall italy has recorded more than 2000000 cases. of it. it's strange it feels like a war scenario where something bad is about to happen but at the same time there's a sense of hope that's what we all need

bosnia herzegovina of our this week destroyed much of their camp near the croatian border katia lopez hardy and reports. that these migrants have nowhere to go they're stranded in a refugee camp and most are herzegovina their goal is to reach western europe but for now their focus is surviving the winter storm the lip a camp near the croatian border has no heat and no proper facilities lined outside in subzero temperatures refugees wait for a donated meal and perhaps a sleeping bag from the red cross we are living like and the most human and well lou like better. so please i request. you i know i us all and yours to help us because if they cannot help us we really die so please help us a fire broke out on wednesday the same day the camp was meant to be shut down a un official says it was likely said by migrants frustrated with the schedule closure and lack of alternatives now most of the infrastructure that house more than 1500 people is destroyed or damaged diddy's it no anything and no blankets and no. better place for sleep and you know that there is a many problems and i to go review th

you are one hardy bunch. i see that look of victory in your eyes.good to be with so many friends. speaking of friends of mine, allow me to bring greetings from another friend of mine. i was talking to him on the phone this morning. told him i was headed to the great state of georgia. and he wanted me to tell you all that he has been here before, we're going to keep fighting every day to keep the promises that we made to the people of georgia. i bring greetings from the 45th president of the united states, president donald trump! [cheers and applause] you know, with your support, president and i are seved more than 74 million votes across this country. 10 million more than 2016. the greatest share of minority votes in the last 60 years and we added more than a dozen seats to the united states congress. [applause] and i am here because i stand with president donald trump. and i'm here because we stand with senator david perdue and senator kelly loeffler. we're going to keep fighting. we're going to keep fighting for every legal vote in america. and we

in bosnia expected so much more when the war ended but after 25 largely fruitless years the lies of hardy improved and with the political paralysis and the economic stagnation many are either choosing to leave or want to leave official figures show that 1800000 bosnians have left the country but leaving isn't easy for the poor here they have to stay and fight for a better life tony berkeley al-jazeera years of its camp northeastern bosnia. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera the u.s. has become the latest country to approve the pfizer biotech coronavirus vaccine for emergency use the president says the 1st dose could be administered within 24 hours with millions more set for a nationwide distribution mike hanna has more from washington d.c. .

the southern transitional council of aden and saudi backed loyalists of president abu reprimand so hardy in riyadh the 2 camps for to each other after separatists declared a state of emergency and self government in aden and surrounding southern provinces but together they aim to launch a knighthood front against iran backed walls in yemen's capital sana'a who deny they were behind the attack but the bloodshed at the airport is likely to put any hopes of peace in yemen back a long way barbara and al jazeera. all right let's introduce our panel in doha abraham pretty hard associate professor of conflict resolution at the doha institute. but on director of political studies at the arab center for research and policy studies and director of the center for conflict and humanitarian studies welcome to all of you ibrahim let me start with you today how much has the authority of the unity government been undermined by this attack and i've been. well significant slim come by think this is. you would challenge a present that you had secured at the challenge for the no government that has almost a

the southern transitional council of aden and saudi backed loyalists of president abu reprimand so hardy in riyadh the 2 camps for teach other after separatist declared a state of emergency and self government in aden and surrounding southern provinces but together they aim to launch a knighthood front against iran backed who was in yemen's capital sana'a who deny they were behind the attack but the bloodshed at the airport is likely to put any hopes of peace in yemen back a long way. to syria. the united nations secretary general it's on your terrace has asked for a new u.n. seems far monitoring team to be set up and based in certain eastern libya the city has been devastated by recent fighting and efforts to oust iceland 2016 presence and only has more from the united nations. the security council asked the secretary general all the way back in february to come up with some ways to help libya the international community being very concerned about the situation there to help them move forward with a peace plan and a way to implement a cease fire that was before they even had a cease fir

the southern transitional council of aden and saudi backed loyalists of president admirably mansoor hardy in riyadh the 2 camps for to each other after separatists declared a state of emergency and self government in aden and surrounding southern provinces but together they aim to launch a knighthood front against iran backed rebels in yemen's capital sana'a who deny they were behind the attack but the bloodshed at the airport is likely to put any hopes of peace in yemen back a long way barbara and now to syria still ahead on al-jazeera why the u.n. chief is pushing to extend cease fire monitoring operations to eastern libya but the eyes of it the eyes of it along. with barely a day to go until the u.k. main eaves europe's single market the brookside agreement moves forward in parliament. right prepare for of a meter or 2 of snow in hong sure that's the reason why extremely cold to come across the over water again for harsher harder and to some degree south korea most likely on the west coast or exerting that dying out during friday's the wind becomes lights and starts to turn around a bi