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i search for my surf weakness my name and that could also mark hasse so it's no 100 percent clear that i'm german and. he has certainly made a name for himself in german football another strong showing against freiburg this weekend could see both back you and his both back side reaching new heights. here watching the deadly news coming to you from far away and i'll have another update for you at the top of the hour i'm there in evanston thanks for watching. why are people forced to hide in trucks. there are many reasons. there are many cancers. and there are many stories. make up your. double made for mind's. eye. they don't mess around and let merrick out when it comes to football and fists fly easy. at least so the cliche goes. but football games they're too often do descend into violent camps the result cards yellow red a lot of them. this mass brawl in paraguayan that the ref to brandish 36 red cards ok it was a youth game and this happens all over the place amateur football here in germany is also no stranger to karate kick like seems. but the numbers show itself and in central am

japan's labor and education ministry has hassed students ask expected to graduate from 62 universitiesthe survey found at the beginning of last month, 82.2% had job offers. that's down 4.9% from a year earlier. it's the third largest decline ever recorded in the month of december. the biggest drop was 7.4 points in 2009 after the global financial crisis. the labor ministry says it's working with colleges to provide support as some businesses may decide not to hire new recruits until the pandemic subsides. >>> china's government points proudly to a strong recovery in the economy. that was affected by the coronavirus pandemic. one of the sectors thhas been fueling growth is real estate. but now there's growing concern that property prices may be overheating. >> that includes cities. a major japanese trading house is developing this residential and commercial complex with a local developer. it will have 650 units as well as various stores and offices. >> the large window is attracting customers. >> construction is due to be finished in march. advanced sales stopped early last year due to

hasse veer autism.is grandfather died from covid in april. >> i know my dad would be so proud of how well r.j. has done through this entire ordeal, and particularly today you saw how much of a trooper he was getting his shot. >> jody hasse veer autism and complications. >> looks like a boo-boo. >> reporter: her mother says it's been execution yating not being able to see her. >> getting a vaccine today is the beginning of the end of that nightmare. >> reporter: residents and employees have tested positive for covid over these months, there have been no deaths. credit is given to the diligence of the employees, about 1700 of them. they, too, are getting the vaccine. >> ready? >> reporter: after all, it's the employees who can bring the virus in. >> their courage and their efforts keep us moving forward but we have to stay with it. it's not a mike drop yet. >> 1, 2, 3. >> reporter: the parents visiting realize the frightening time is not over but the relief on this day. >> it is so emotional. he knew in h

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the pandemic hass onor martin l. t 7 news message of king's work remains powerful and will still be celebrated. cornell? >> reporter: celebrations are pivoting to virtual events, but many believe the message of dr. king is more important than ever before. ♪ we shall all be free ♪ >> reporter: san francisco's glide memorial church honored dr. martin luther king jr. sunday with songs, prayers, and film clips of the civil rights leader's final speech. >> but i want you to know tonight that we as a people will get to the promised land. >> reporter: this year the pandemic has forced the cancellation of many in-person events, like the annual mlk celebration train and march to yerba buena gardens. instead they're pivoting to a virtual celebration with a health and wellness and music festival, reflecting on a year following the police killings of george floyd and breonna taylor and black lives matter protests. >> justice and hope. those are two points that i think king would focus on in his reaction or in his critique of wha

costs purpose is the exact opposite to bring diversity back to this population of while she walski is hasse's. so how is a clone which is an exact genetic or b. of another animal supposed to bring back biodiversity well bear with me. on 2000 horses alive today have descended from only 12 wild ancestors to clone could researches use a unique gene that was frozen years ago that would have otherwise been lost from the pool and they use a domestic horse as a surrogate mother. is not the 1st endangered species to be cloned and there has even been a clone of an extinct species but with limited success. the barony in ibex was cloned 3 years after it went extinct using an all frozen skin sample researchers impregnated over $200.00 domestic goats only 7 became pregnant one made it to term but the baby died minutes suffered was born. less than one percent of wild clones ever survive and the lack of research and access to wild animals makes the entire process especially difficult. with cut looking healthy scientists thought he would be the 1st clone to directly increase the genetic diversity of a popula

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but cost focus is the exact opposite to bring diversity back to this population of while she walski hasse's. so how is a clone which is an exact genetic or b. of another animal supposed to bring back biodiversity well bear with me. on 2000 horses alive today have descended from only 12 wild ancestors to clone could researches use a unique gene that was frozen years ago that would have otherwise been lost from the pool and they use a domestic horse as a surrogate mother. is not the 1st endangered species to be cloned that has even been a clone of an extinct species but with them. did success the barony and ibex was cloned 3 years after it went extinct using an all frozen skin sample researchers impregnated over $200.00 domestic goats only 7 became pregnant one made it to term but the baby died minutes suffered was born. less than one percent of wild clones ever survive and the lack of research and access to wild animals makes the entire process especially difficult. with cut looking healthy scientists thought he would be the 1st clone to directly increase the genetic diversity of a populatio

my friends call me since i'm a young kid and so i said to myself my name and that could also mark hasse so it's no 100 percent clear that i'm german and. he has certainly made a name for himself in german football another strong showing against freiburg this weekend could see both back you and his both back side reaching new heights. before we got restaurants in new york city are said to welcome back patrons for indoor dining starting on valentine's day and he's like this breaking new york governor andrew cuomo said restaurants can reopen the inside spices at 25 percent capacity form for a brief 14th but only if cases continue to fall restaurants and bars had tried to stay afloat on takeout and delivery as well as outdoor dining state was once an epicenter of the pandemic. you're watching news from berlin news africa is up next remember you can start today on all the while this news from around the world with the dot com don't forget twitter and instagram as well the handle is at d w news for now i'm natalie allen thanks for watching. children to come to terms. one giant problem and we

rhetoric and politics that and that tradition on down the line to the present day al sharpton or tana hasseoats and with that rhetorical emphasis i word is interested in booker t. washington so i started to look at his life and what he was all about and i got me interested in the broader question of money as moral dimensions working out american politics and life in general. host: pennsylvania go ahead. >>caller: i just want to comment on the racial problems and people like to refer to the bible moses is the israelite but raised and egypt at the highest level so when they found out he was he walked away from all of that. because he and the people for hundreds of years prayed to be delivered from their own serve. we as black americans, we want to be accepted by our own serve. that will not happen because this is capitalism ignorance is the best friend to control now a policeman told me years ago the police was there to protect the rich. that was the main function that is my there was the burning of the black walls they will not allow us as a whole because the poor whites need someone to look

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and he made a lot of sense but in that tradition on down the line through present day through tana hasseoats and people like that and political and rhetorical emphasis by was interested in booker t. washington looking at his life and what he was all about that got me interested in the moral dimensions of working from american politics and life in general. >>caller: good morning i just want to comment on the racial problems we have in the society and people like to refer to the bible but let's go to moses he was an israelite we found out who he was he walked away from all of that and the people for hundreds of years prayed to be delivered from their oppressor and we as black americans as they call us went to be accepted by our oppressor. that's not going to happen because this is capitalism. the rich use ignorance to control now a policeman told me years ago they were there to protect the rich that's the main function i will leave it there they will always keep us on the bottom just like black wall street they will not allow us as a whole to raise because they need someone to look down on

sh means pay to script hass and you see me in there like i'm your top he isn't there and of course he was our 1st get now he's our 2nd guess after john mctiernan to be interviewed about that point early 2011 so people read so welcome to the show yeah thanks for having me and looking forward to chatting about the history of the projects definitely know you guys were there for some of it hopefully this article will bring some new insights to people who are there and who aren't there yet today we are 20202021 everybody thinks they're a bit coin expert and o.j. but because i nearly didn't survive to meet these 2017. let's discuss the 1st war of 2011 at the time there were lots of bad press about stolen wallets and multi-state that sure could be the answer but 1st explain gavin andresen and house to toe she had just handed off the lead of the project to him yeah sure so the story of the untold story of the 1st decline war you know takes place in the early days of decline as you alluded to a lot of people who are just coming in to quote may not be aware you know because as a software projec

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. >> i also didn't mean to assume or assign a gender, no one hassed a made comments. or she. the other night, i paraphrased you, and the frustration that federal collages for this era, and this may be an era of domestic terrorism don't expect -- exist to your satisfy take. it's like picking someone up after a bank robbery. >> we need to have a national discussion. but clearly the charges we have seen so far are not reflective of the gravity of what happened. someone triped to steal our democracy. if they tried to steal money from a bank, they would be facing more serious consequences. the encouraging news is that in the last two hours, the fbi has now made what appears to be the first arrest for conspiracy, two proud boys members. that means serious charges coming. there are still no laws in the book for domestic terrorism. it's only criminal investigative program where they can investigate you for it and never charge you for it. >> frank, stay close to a camera, we will always have questions for you, frank, thanks for joining us on this friday night. >>> and coming u

>> it was a friday night, the phone starts blowing up, and it's that ruth bader ginsburg hass passedople fighting on twitter for at leas 20 seconds as they mourn her deaf. >> the notorious are bg, that woman lived a lioness of a life parrot. >> she was nominated by president bill clinton in 1993. >> i got the perfect person. she's gonna be on the supreme court. ruth bader ginsburg. >> she was confirmed by the senate 96-3. >> it seems like okay, that's a person that knows the law. to give get my favorite thing about her was her relationship with somebody she completely disagreed withns. >> they had dinner together, they shared a love of .opera. you can see that there was such a mutual respect between them despite the fact that they came from such opposite ends of the political spectrum. t >> they understood that you cann actually learn from someone wit whom you don't agree parrot kee you from from the left and the right and you put them in the same house party, you throw on the right jam and somebody will start dancingp,. >> as is his duty as president of the united states, president

since 1869, our nation hassed a nine supreme court justices. 152 years. it works.esident of one party, a senate of another party, they have to compromise or you have to wait and get alignment. it goes back and forth. democratic presidents, republican senates. the system works. so the only reason you want a commission is if you want to jam something through. so you need the cover of a commission to do so. i think joe biden, if he wants to run on unity, talk about unity, he should say the supreme court is staying at nine. we don't need this. i'm on to other issues. >> trace: i want this poll from october of 15, 18 of last year. the question was asked if amy coney barrett is confirmed and joe biden is elected, should the supreme court include more than nine justices. the number do not increase the court, 58%. "washington post" says each court should reflect the rich diversity of those it deserves. trump halted any progress of that goal. the new administration will have to go to overdrive just to catch up. there's no time to waste. your time be thoughts on that, marc.

in fact even n some christian academies hass been infiltrated through the diversity, equity, inclusionhat they in is the radical agenda of critical theory, critical race theory, or critical gender theory. it is destroying our family. children have lost respect for their parents and the judeo christian values where you were taught to honor your father and mother, to respect them. those are being thrown out the window. parents need to wake up because if you're paying tuition for private schools and your trusting them to educate your children,ls your advocating responsibility. it's racist and all kinds of other things. >> laura: parents have gone to tune into what the kids are being taught. i can say this, and a lot of parents are dealing with zoom classes. in some schools, they say well, you have to sign a pledge that your parents won't watch the zoom classes, okay? this is what i say to parents across the country. let your child. --o that's your child. you have every right to see what that child is learning or being indoctrinated into thinking. you have every right to watch and look at

. >> listen, the parallel to islamic terrorists are clear and dhs hass identified them as a bigger threatr what happened after the inauguration day. you say the groups aren't going anywhere. they look for the path of least resistance. what do we do after? >> this threat is not going to go away. we're at a seminole moment right now and an inflection point of activity but it is going to persist for a long time. and we need to be able to create a culture of security awareness to recognize this threat in the likelihood that other events may occur in the future. and the reason why this is important is because we now know that these individuals are literally willing engage in violent acts of domestic terrorism. that doesn't go away on january 21st. we actually have to now build a mechanism by law enforcement and intelligence to actually identify and stop those groups from perpetrating future violent acts. >> jonathan, thank you for your expertise especially this morning. and thanks to all of for being with us today and all week. have a good and safe weekend. we'll see you back here monday morni

greenliner and a potential bigger than expected problem with the plane's fuselage boeing down 7% zoom hass been tough the last couple of months pinterest, moderna, tapestry, other bright spots today let's go to sue herera for a cnbc news update. >> good to see you, kelly. happy new year. >>> new york's governor andrew cuomo warning hospitals they will be fine federal they fail to use the coronavirus vaccine they get within a week of receiving t.cuomo also says the hospitals will be denied further shipments of the vaccine if they do not comply. >>> two top british health officials are recommending the country's covid alert level be raised they say that britain's health system risks being overwhelmed in some areas unless action is taken to slow the spread of the coronavirus. >>> near land op, five teenagers have been arrested following the fatal stabbing of a 13-year-old boy. four boys and a girl, all aged 13 or 14, have been detained on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder. >>> and actress tonya robert has died west known for her role in the james bond movie "a view to kill." she also c

this hassed in the marin headlands off point bonita.ds were walking along the bluffs when this wave came and swept them off the rocks. the coast guard and other first responders had to call off the search last night. they're supposed to resume this morning. yesterday afternoon the waves flipped four to five small sail boats off santa cruz. in one case, 20 people including 12 children were thrown into the ocean. when santa cruz fire arrived, 7 of the 12 children were pulled from the water. the firefighters rescued the remaining five. no one was hurt. everyone is okay. reporting live in foster city, bob redell, "today in the bay." now we'll send it over to meteorologist kari hall. kari? >> bob, you were talking about those big waves. those have been driven by the storms off the coast. we also have king tides, which is a higher gravitational pull due to the alignment of the sun, the moon and the earth. so we're actually during the winter months closer to the sun and it's also the way they are aligned, it's pulling up that water and making

ww and had both doses and there are encouraging signs from the early studies of those people that hasse was ations new cases are starting to diminish as a result as i mentioned of in the lock down there is plan expected to end i think at the end of the month but already people are pushing to have some of the schools they open up. yes well this is a specific issue really regarding the cultural finance community within israel and there has been a huge debate in each of the love towns and again now in this tightened lockdown about the behavior of. schools in particular which often disregarded the instructions and remained open that has happened again this time and other gatherings and synagogues weddings and the like and there is pressure on benjamin netanyahu to try to crack down more in terms of influence and on the rules and we have seen a little bit of that with police moving in and slightly greater force in recent days and on sunday and 3 separate locations around the country there have been pretty serious crashes between ultra-orthodox protest is and police have been trying to close

i was hoping that you would first react to the wild ride that gamestop's stock hassed that this week and then secondarily, you and your colleagues have repeatedly made it clear that you really plan to use credential tools when it comes to financial risk. but it primarily applied to the banks. i'm wondering what your plan is if you see some sort of large stability risk emanating from the non-bank sector in the coming month as it relates to search for yield kind of activities what do you see as the solution there? thanks. >> so on your first question, i don't want to comment on a particular company or day's market activity or things like that it's just not something that i would typically comment on in terms of macro credential policy tools, so as you know, no doubt, we rely on sort of always on through the cycle macro credential policy tools, particularly the stress tests and also the elevated levels of liquidity and capitol and also resolution planning that we impose on the largest financial institutions we don't use time varying tests and tools as some other countries do we think it

said he hass ago ruined his chances.has been a shift in that there needs to be a going after trump. i hope biden realizes how important his decision here is. if that is pursued, it has never happened in american history and it will change things. it will take us -- we are at the tipping point. it will take us some are bad if that happens. it will be what the people around biden are calling for into they are calling for it already. biden can be the bigger man here. he can heal the soul of the nation, reach out to trump, go to him. ascendant, trump is on the outs. nobody likes that with the temperature at this point. nancy pelosi is talking about nuclear codes and things. we are having violence in our streets because of politics. someone he a leader here, show us what to do. we will follow. trump's people will follow. biden's people will follow. is a headline -- a senator lisa murkowski became the first senate republican to call for president trump to resign. that is the washington post. in the hail yesterday, another repu

have nowfaced the worst case scenario as far as the health cries and the shutdown energy, the price hassed some point we believe competition will flood back into the market due to the fact of the fracking where on the bank side you have the option the release reserves for credit, potential credit losses that did not occur. the option the buy back stock, maybe increase dividends and if need be, buy another bank or merger. we think there is more upside potential on the banking side relative to energy but we would include them both in a portfolio. >> while we are talking about what worked today, energy, financials, anastasia, and small keps caps, russell 2000 closing at an all-time high again today. the third time in the last five sessions that was always the place where investors weapon for value to play catchup on some of the cyclical names is that still the case, even with the russel's big surge? >> yeah, that's right. all of these ideas we just discussed, whether it is energy, whether it is small caps, bank, they all fit into the category value. we think they fit into those trades especia

said he hass ago ruined his chances.been a shift in that there needs to be a going after trump. i hope biden realizes how important his decision here is. if that is pursued, it has never happened in american history and it will change things. it will take us -- we are at the tipping point. it will take us some are bad if that happens. it will be what the people around biden are calling for into they are calling for it already. biden can be the bigger man here. he can heal the soul of the nation, reach out to trump, go to him. ascendant, trump is on the outs. nobody likes that with the temperature at this point. nancy pelosi is talking about nuclear codes and things. we are having violence in our streets because of politics. someone he a leader here, show us what to do. we will follow. trump's people will follow. biden's people will follow. is a headline -- a senator lisa murkowski became the first senate republican to call for president trump to resign. that is the washington post. in the hail yesterday, another republic

so i go far enough back at once debated kimberly crenshaw then went up against george ordered tana hassecould see things people like you and me are pond scum he really wishes we are not listen to anybody and cannot be bothered the people thought that we back then but they just have to take it home a short of her friends was against the people like that can express that kind of you not calling them specifically the once they can count one --dash call you out on social media as a bigot these to send you an e-mail that time passed tana hasse coaches to say something mean things about me in the atlantic one-sided is on social media most people who are up for a fight so what is situation some bacon is a black body and 99 out of 100 people will just go home and be quiet. unfortunately it has made it so people who think of this religion meant to be indisputably correct because it's possible for them to reject that those people who do take the one so in a nasty situation created by the fact because of the blasted a marvelous social media. >> you are a linguist by training. with a crt debate. and

hass not just that, he also operational command of task force 57, a british task force, whose main mission was to isolate and concentrate on formosa. so they have complete command of the sea, and they probably thought at the time, complete command of the air. except for kamikazes which we will touch on in a little bit. -day" day, why not d-day? iwo jima is wrapping up when okinawa is being launched. l landing day. the preinvasion preparations included six days of naval bombardment. before this time, heavy bombers and medium bombers had been bombarding the island for months on end. have every begun in the navy blasting away at okinawa, hoping and thinking they can destroy the defensive works. for six days, much longer than iwo jima. recall, what was one of the complaints about it will jima? they had not received report from -- support from naval gunfire they thought was necessary. they are going to be landing on hagushi beach. beach, and day -- and a feint by the second marine division, in an area not conducive to a landing. but it was fairly effective and held some of the japanese forces i