heath terry just wrapped up goldman's virtual tech and internet conference. heath, welcome back. you. crazy days >> quite, thanks for having me, carl >> i don't know whether to take this stock by stock or whether there's some value to be added in what you think is going on under the umbrella of your universe and whether or not we can look at affects across companies right now. >> well, i mean, i think there are certainly some things across companies. i think to the extent we're talking about the content moves of companies like youtube, these are companies that are dealing with hundreds of millions if not billions of people on their platform that have a relatively small group of people that pose a really big outside risk, the move taken by airbnb this morning, that have been taken by a number of these platforms to make sure that, god forbid, on the other side of something terrible happening that their names, their company names aren't in the headlines and they don't stand to lose more of their users, to lose the hundreds of millions or billions of users because of that smaller gro

professor paul heath, great to have some _ factors.h, great to have some promising news - factors. professor paul heath, great to have some promising news to - factors. professor paul heath, great i to have some promising news to share with everybody. thank you for joining us. with everybody. thank you for joining ne— schools in wales could start to re—open to all pupils after the february half—term, if covid infection rates continue to fall in the coming weeks. the welsh government says it will work with schools on a phased return from the 22nd of february. wales first minister this morning gave an idea of which pupils might be the first to return to the classroom. it will be a matter of selecting priority groups. there is a strong case for having the very youngest children back in school. they are not able to learn online and remotely. and the risk of them contracting or passing on coronavirus is the least of all. but we do also want to see if it is possible to have young people who are sitting for qualifications, particularly those

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one last thing, police getting a big pat on the back from the family of marge heath, because not only they get out here quickly, but they comforted her. she was concerned about leaving her home out here. the family is very pleased. they wanted me to mention it, so i did. terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> job well done by everyone out there. get dry and warm. seeing plenty of downed trees, the sheriff's office sweet thing photo of a tree that crushed a car. thankfully, no one was hurt. seeing downed power lines causing power outages across our region. this is a real time pg&e outage map. not many outages, but things are expected to change for the worse overnight. the south bay also getting hard. thousands have evacuated in the santa cruz mountains areas like boulder creek. the real danger of mudslides here, especially in ian cole continues our coverage. >> reporter: it's the night they bev been dreading 5shgs,000 people forced to leave their homes where the complex fire burned last summer. all of this rain will cause the charred hillsides to be very unstable and could cause floodi

johnny "bananas" devenanzio: and heath ledger in "the dark knight." why so serious? johnny "bananas" devenanzio: these are just a few examples of what great acting looks like and what i could only aspire to be. but before i can accept my oscar, there's a few things most actors got to do-- work a bunch of [bleep] jobs. oh, god, this does not smell very good, rob. look out! ah! johnny, you ok? ah! johnny "bananas" devenanzio: and take acting classes. [music playing] and as luck would have it, my producers have set me up with one of the best acting coaches in the biz, howard fine. i have been doing reality television now for over a decade, but i had a small part in a movie, the new "jay and silent bob reboot" movie. this [bleep] is bananas! and it kind of gave me the acting bug. so i think i'm ready to take my talents to the silver screen. and i'm hoping that, within the next year, i'd like to win an academy award. when you do, you can thank me publicly, which-- - i will. - i'll look forward to it. - i'll bring you as my date. - we don't have to go that far. i didn't kn

right down the way i talked to heath.s being closed. he is in oil and gas. is he from houston a texan like me. he has been living here for nine months because oil and gas is shut down in texas. now is he working at nuclear plant be here in tennessee. is he asking tell me one thing how do these executive orders help americans? how do they help our jobs? just to bring it back together the question is how do you reconcile that with being all about unity? one thing they are union need on is nick and j's. i tell you biscuits andography, eggs, coffee. we can all unify around that right? ainsley: i want you to ask heath if he would take a job when all these alternatives come? they say the jobs arer who. we have new jobs for you. would he be willing to learn how to do solar power? brian: how about code? will: do you want me to ask him real quick? will: i don't know if you can pan down here, heath, i want to ask you a quick question. he moved from oil and gas to nuclear engineering. if joe biden said, listen, we're going to retrai

the club's bodymoor heath training ground has been closed after a second round of testing produced moreire first team for their third round fa cup tie against non—league chorley on saturday, following an outbreak at their club. they'll field a team of under—23s and under—18s instead. the women's super league has also been hit. man city west ham and arsenal against aston villa are off after players from city and arsenal contracted the virus following a trip to dubai over the festive period. the head of women's football for the fa, dame sue campbell has expressed her dismay with the players involved — admitting it doesn't look good. it's disappointing. i haven't spoken to individual players, because, again, it's not myjob to do that. the clubs have dealt with it. but i think, you know, when you see the pressure that everybody is under here, whether the national health service orjust people really struggling with mental wellness at home because of the pandemic, i think it's important every single one of us acts as a role model. transfer news now. he's not played since march but a decision

steps being taken by edward heath i was in a difficult position because when we had the referendum in 97 you might go into the position of not wanting to join the european union because wales didn't have a voice in its own right now than ok that that was a fair enough technical point my belief was is much better for us to be in there working from inside europe and growing ourselves as a nation bigger rights were placed side by side with all the other little nations of europe in a new united front and that is something that has driven my politics all that trite and i must say i breaks my heart when i think that we are leaving our continent no the continent has meant so much to wales in culture terms in linguistic terms in economics and the period that we've had within the european union has been of tremendous benefit to wales in building a power economy in attracting overseas investment to wales the cells of the european market and now we stand to lose that people moving away i think is a retrograde step and i regret it very much so how's that going to play out and welsh politics are n

mcmurry-heath is right.th care systems and clinics instead of being blamed should have more technical assistance to the give the vaccines more efficiently. you have to give them and observe everyone for 15 minutes to make sure that's no severe allergic reaction that occurs and then the storage and the distribution is falling on states and health care systems when the federal government should be stepping up with more assistance, folks on the ground and people helping us out. unfortunately that's not happening yet. as you're seeing with the results, less than 5 million people have been vaccinated, far short of the 20 million goal that was supposed by the end of 2020. >> you mentioned pfizer doses. why are they being delayed? why aren't they getting to you? >> unfortunately the state of new jersey did not get the allocation that they expected and as a result that has downstream effects. these are scheduled folks that we had weeks in advance, to be able to get it. and so we had to do a quick swap between pfizer

have a new settlement at the heath that is a little. better last name and associate effect and then look to see more but i think that they may get out of what they can on the soul of what we have looking to have ever. gone where they. feel like it but again not me that most aside here they will again. because what you know oh yeah the game but. peace would go to the reader. mother said this in a sauna have to mean. that either money or input output examine them but i let it be scott and a lot of all nouns. in the better money and they mean. putting the funniest. he had that a lot less if anything. you want to think of. me that. female better that they would ever get was like every year the full name of the english. ulysses or. something like that level. if you remember we're saying. no we have. only. crime an admission of guilt is the ultimate corroboration. or is it your tactics that can be used. to get innocent people to confess to crimes they didn't commit witness explores the shocking phenomenon of people incriminating them sounds t

. >> heath founded the rockefeller institute and his beloved grandson dies of yellow fever which is a streptococcal infection. >> in a way this must have been something of not a relief but for other people thinking well if it happens to them it's a part of life and there's nothing i can do about it. >> things were probably never equal. there have always been children who were malnourished and living with less access to healthy food or clean water or they died at higher rates. there were some exceptions to that and i drop on some of the situations where the odds might have been a little better. for example if they found one of the best ways you can improve import mortality is -- so if you are more likely to be nursed by your own mother and the family and you are not in a wealthier family at certain points those odds, the babies dying in new york they were of a -- the summer would come and babies who get stomach bugs of one of another. the milk spoils or the flies come or the award is not clean and that babies would die of dehydration and. so the way to combat that would in bring in pas

thank you no one knows what it was left of the freedom because you know like peaches or private heath through they have disqualifier the teachers when we go out to mop for democracy and freedom freedom we are now the i rest the force of inciting ego assembly when people eat the pro-democracy camp you know all when i was a primary election they called it something and when jimmy lied only of apple daily you know creeped out his comments on the whole whole situation he was charged with collusion with foreign policy so we we actually do not know what if the left of our freedom because at all when we try to exercise them you know we have consequences but right no matter what we will stay on and the weather what we will try to continue to exercise our freedom our promise under the basic law even though we've been made the consequences we will have to leave it there leecher qian hong kong pro-democracy activists thank you very much for joining us sunday. germany is extending its national coronavirus lock down by 3 weeks in an effort to reduce stubbornly high infection and death rates chance

. >> the actor heath ledger was found dead today. >> a timeline to tragedy.y too soon. >> your mind just races so fast. >> he was taking pills to sleep. >> some has been wonderful. but we uncovered a scandal from her past. >> you were a young olivia pope?

. >>> coming up , where heath care workers manage to vaccinate hundreds of people against the coronavirusrra, it is being hit with welcomed snow tonight, what you need to know if you are heading up to the mountains. >>> two democrat members write a criminal report about president trump, why they may have broken federal election law coming up. ♪ we have the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available all day long. use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. . >>> the fallout continues from that leaked phone call that the president made with the secretary of state in georgia urging him to find more than 11,000 votes to overturn joe biden's win in that state. today the top federal prosecutor in atlanta, who was appointed by donald trump also resigned from his position. reporter ray bogan with more on the latest developments. >> reporter: nearly a dozen are investigating allegations of fraud. >> none of us are trying to overthrow an election. we are trying to say, hey, there are lots of questions from millions of people out there and we th

snap banning the president as of the 20th where do you think -- we talked to heath terry of goldman yesterdayew is it's inaggregate do you see it any different? >> well, i do see that and totally agree it is risk mitigation for the fact this, if y you risk further chaos, it's intolerable. social media accounts have been banning actors who have been breaking their terms of service since they've been created, something that is normal the thing that's been new there have been special permissions because of newsworthiness or political relevance and so i think what happened because of the bright red line and the terms of service in the views of so many of these actors were so badly violated they had to think about how to re-assess the idea of special privileges. >> so where do you see it headed we're already into the server area with parler, aws. people subscribe and use email and software for all kinds of different areas. do you see it bleeding that far? >> yes, i do, to be honest, and this is a challenging issue and it's important to note that twitter is the one making the news, but facebook has

like christmas evers something dressed in a three-piece suit with a diamond stickpin and talked about heath to head an influential father like john had. maybe they had something in common. honey had mixed feelings about the guy obviously. but that made an impression on him. and when he passed away, there were long, long lines of vietnamese outside the u.s. embassy to sign the condolence book. including one or more jailers. there's monument to captured air pilot on the side of the lake were john parachuted into his shutdown. they would keep flowers on and still to this day there heaps of flowers, two years after he passed away. he would walk the streets he was a celebrity in vietnam. he would be mobbed. there's another instance where he crossed over to help bill clinton again. at the same time, took a very dim view of clinton administration policy with north korea and the agreed framework. arguing against that costly have lots of arguments, foreign policy, defense policy were his passion in terms of issues that is for sure. but you mentioned unit, he started going to munich when he was in th

>> in connecticut heath calculated that he was going helicopter with testing at the end of the school year as you say he'll face a lot of pressure on the federal level to perhaps back off on that or approve waivers does anyone want to weigh in on this accountability question i'm wondering about whetherr you think -- you know, is jennifer indicated that it is really important for people to, actually have these test results. does anyone else want to qaig in on p this? >> sure i will i agree with jennifer i think not in a punitive way but we need to simply understand what is going on who is most impacted where we can point to communities that the learning losses is more so and less so and what we can learn from it. we're researchers right soda tay currency but i think that, you know, from a public policy perspective it is absolutely necessary to target resources and toi understand what's going on. >> i'm wongd wondering nathan or tracy you can qaig in on this there are gaps and there's been testing that we've seen in this. so how -- what do you do about that? how do you close the gaps of

. >> that was a pretty good heath ledger, by the way.e's something called a suicide trade where they don't care about the money, they want to eat the rich or stick to it the man or what have you. if you've made money in this trade, you may want to take some profits and get out of harm's way should the stock fall. at one point it got as high as $500, it's in the 300s now. if people thought it was going out of business when it was priced at $18, over the longer run there may be concerns the current price is not sustainable. >> ron, thanks very much. >>> the gamestop surge, black lives matter, the q-anon movement, they all have something in common. online mobilization. we'll dive into the power of that today and where it might be headed. ♪ write your next adventure. handwriting recognition and the audi q3. lease or purchase a new audi suv and have your first month's payment covered. why walgreens? with save a trip refills that let you pick up all your prescriptions all on the same day... we make filling your medicare prescriptions... ...go

it can become a health risk factor especially if it goes on for a long time but even dr heath subjects the body to enormous stress at some point the body gets exhausted after. during lengthy heatwaves hospital emergency rooms are overrun. it's good for me to view there are more viruses and bacteria and we have to take that into account we also see cases of flu that unusual times of the year so significant changes are indeed underway. extended periods of great heat can trigger cardiac arrhythmia that has to do with sweating a mechanism whereby the body tries to cool itself sweater back parades it draws heat out of the body the body cools. but sweat depletes the body of water amino acids you react and salts otherwise known as electrolytes. is electrolytic all we need electrolytes so that we don't get cardiac arrhythmia or feel extremely weak patients notice when say their potassium level is low because they have occasional extra heartbeats well their heart misses a beat have all said that when it gets very hot our blood pressure compliment that too is a result of the body working to cool

. >> that was a pretty good heath ledger, by the way. yes, there's something called a suicide trade where they don't care about the money, they want to eat the rich or stick to it the man or what have you. listen, if you've made money in this trade, you may want to take some profits and get out of harm's way, should the stock fall. listen, at one point it got as high as $500, it's trading in the $300s now. if people thought it was going out of business when it was priced at $18, over the longer run there may be concerns the current price is not sustainable. >> cnbc's ron insana. thanks very much. >>> up next, the gamestop surge, black lives matter, the qanon movement, they all have something in common. online mobilization. we'll dive into the power of that today and where it might be headed. oing hungry, subaru and our retailers donated 50 million meals to feeding america. and yet, one in four children may still face hunger. so, as part of our love promise, subaru and our retailers are doing it again, donating an additional 100 million m

my favorite candy, i think mine, okay, i'm often judged, but i like heath bars and almond joys.o does my grandma and i feel like people always think that it is like an older taste. >> no, no, no, no, no. no. almond joy's got nuts, mounds don't. >> thank you. >> sometimes you feel like a nut. >> sometimes you -- >> sometimes you don't. don't. can you imagine if you were a taste tester for a jelly belly like here we want you to taste vomit, ear wax -- >> oh, gross! >> that's what i'm worried about. yeah. no. hm-mm. let's talk about that's going on, first in the south bay. it is wet. look at all the rain falling in the south bay from cupertino, down to edenville and in fremont, if you take that short cut, 262 between 680 and 880 it is wet and could be getting backed up. the altamont pass is seeing a nice soaking shower right now. big picture shows all of us have a chance of thunderstorms and graupel, that hail and snow hybrid and we'll get real snow as we get deeper into the forecast. here is a look at south beach, .07 fell on the bay bridge. so be careful. it has to be slick. much

i'm heath tanner a senior transportation planner at sfmta. we've joined the two items together for the presentation by design and the item declaring a representation declaring anti-black racism as a human rights and public health crisis around there's been the office of racial equity encouraged sfmta to adopt a resolution of this name as one of the first racial actions the agency could enact. it's building open -- upon resolutions of the same name and followed by other city departments as referenced from the public health commission to the public utilities commission. in that original resolution, the human rights commission called on every city agency to assert, quote, anti-black racism is a human rights and public health crisis affecting our entire community. just as those agencies have followed suit, along with the board of supervisors, adopting the resolution of this name so too have staff at sfmta developed and assemble with the action planning team the resolution before you today. so this resolution references much of that important rese

i'm heath tanner a senior transportation planner at sfmta. we've joined the two items together for the presentation by design and the item declaring a representation declaring anti-black racism as a human rights and public health crisis around there's been the office of racial equity encouraged sfmta to adopt a resolution of this name as one of the first racial actions the agency could enact. it's building open -- upon resolutions of the same name and followed by other city departments as referenced from the public health commission to the public utilities commission. in that original resolution, the human rights commission called on every city agency to assert, quote, anti-black racism is a human rights and public health crisis affecting our entire community. just as those agencies have followed suit, along with the board of supervisors, adopting the resolution of this name so too have staff at sfmta developed and assemble with the action planning team the resolution before you today. so this resolution references much of that important rese

. >> becky heath is a librarian.and just go through them. "looking for my brothers, curtis and dale.” >> looking for elsa >> looking for my brother jason. >> she's poring through searching for anybody that has been looking for a missing woman and two children. and she stumbles upon something. >> becky thinks it could potentially be the bear brook victims. >> there was a bunch of different family members that were all looking for this woman and her two children. the ages fitting and then the locations also fitting, i'm like, oh, my goodness, you know what? i think that this could be them. >> becky sends a text message. >> i've been trying to track down this post. could this be you? and she responded back to me, yes. you have my heart pounding. >> and she starts to ask them, when's the last time you saw this person? and who was she last with? >> and the message she gets back is chilling. >> she just throws in, oh, by the way she married a guy with the last name rasmussen. i stopped, and my response was, oh, my god. thi

this is before we were told to do it by the heath or the. we restricted non-essential personal and visitors so when the was activated and on the tenth we started to have to have protocols and shelter in place was required and when we received a health order for protective quarantine and this restricts residents from leaving the hospital. cdc and cdph came our way on march 30th to help further improve our protocols and give us more recommendations and from then on it was just what to say. next slide, please. this side i want to focus on may fifth. this is a very monumental moment for the whole staff and for the residents. this is a time we implemented universal now known as screening testing. i remember when i delivered this news to the medical staff they were thrilled a few folks actually got teary-eyed because this gives us hope and prior to this it was a big question mark as to who has the virus and what are we going to do if we test a positive resident. and after that, may eighth, we designate the covid unit and they have flourished and e

feel into the water but, robin, temperatures really important here because vitamin c is sensitive to heather. >> you got michael strahan. >> i did not know that. >> something other people don't know, sports directs must be great, not so fast. tell them why. >> so, some sports drinks, you know the fact they have electrolytes and minerals is good for hydration but some are really high in sugar and if you're an endurance athlete and really need to rehydrate it's okay to have that added blew coast but for most of us, you know, you guys are definitely sort of the high performance -- for me and for the rest of america, you know, it's way too much sugar and glication. keep an eye out for sugar. football champion. i was a bowling champion. >> i was looking at you two. i have not performed anything in a while. >> but quickly, dr. bowe, also, not just about drinking water. in our food there is a way to get hydrated. >> we get 20% of our water from our foods so things like berries, things like eating an apple, you can eat your water too. >> you are the best. thwarting us off in '21 just right so can'

would be willing to take out a couple things he doesn't think are appropriate for the republicans and heathis soundbites earlier, he said with the stroke of that and i lost my job. with executive order actions, if he is thinking how this affects the american people, thousands of people, gas prices going to go up and it will be a long time until we can work towards alternatives. the environment is important at all that but when you take away someone's livelihood and don't have an alternative job for them where do they go? what do they do until green energy, climate plan, alternative job opens. steve: he is a crisis, pandemic, not of his doing, china's doing and he is creating a crisis at the border and when he is so concerned who is coming in it who has to be tested, how do you go between states without being tested, okay to leave the southern border open where we have countries of being into our country, when we -- we are going to allow people to stay for 100 days while telling people from england you better not come here and germany don't even try it. >> the sheriff on the border, an excel

the club‘s bodymoor heath training ground has been closed after a second round of testing produced moren her role as head of women‘s football for the fa, said players should serve as role models. it is disappointing. it is disappointinglj it is disappointing. i haven't spoken to the individual players, because again, it is not myjob to do that, it is the clubs that deal with it. but i think, you know, when you see the pressures that everybody is under here, whether that is the national health service orjust people really struggling with mental wellness at home because of the pandemic, i think it is important every single one of us acts as a role model. mesut ozil could leave the club this month having been left out of arsenal‘s premier league and european squads. the 32—year—old has six months left on his contract and is now free to talk to other clubs. despite being the highest earner in the club, he hasn‘t featured for the gunners since march. mikel arteta says a decsion on his future will be made in the coming days. i don‘t know obviously now he is free to negotiate with other clubs.

let‘s get more on this and speak to dr gillian richardson from public heath wales, who‘s leading thethe fact remains that wales lags a little behind other parts of the uk. how confident are you that it will be stepped up? i think we are concerned and do not wa nt to i think we are concerned and do not want to be lagging behind in any way. although the variation is small and we are right at the beginning of the marathon and we do notjudge that by the first 100 metres and we actually, you know, vaccinating three times the amounts that, you know, germany and italy, in terms of rates have so far reached and probably 67 times the rate that france is rolling out so in a european context, you know, in a bigger table we wouldn‘t be last but we don‘t like to be, you know, sort of where we are and obviously a lot of where we are and obviously a lot of it is dependent on supply, so we‘re of it is dependent on supply, so we‘ re really of it is dependent on supply, so we‘re really working with uk government and the welsh government met with the minister for vaccination yesterday to gain a on that

this week, team blackburn is saying goodbye to heath huck hue who came to us last january as part of a fellowship program between my office and the oak ridge national laboratory which is located in oak ridge, just outside of novel, tennessee. it's been an interesting year, to say the least, but heath has risen to the occasion and impressed each and every one of us with his breadth of knowledge and his ability to adapt to the hectic pace of life in the senate. we did our best to persuade him to stay with us a little longer, but i'm confident that his colleagues at oak ridge will be happy to see him return, as well as his wife emily and little elliott. they are looking forward to having him home. it was an honor working with him this past year. we will miss him, and we wish him all the best as he heads back to tennessee. i yield the floor. i notice the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: mr. sullivan: madam president? the presiding officer: the junior senator from alaska. mr. sullivan: madam president, i ask t